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Pilonidal Sinus: Causes, Symptoms and Treatment

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Sleep Disorder

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Ascites case study

Ascites  Abnormal build-up of the fluid in the abdominal cavity is termed as Ascites. It can occur due to various underlying reasons, such as liver disease (cirrhosis being the most common cause), heart failure, cancer, kidney disease, or infection. Here's an outline of a hypothetical case study on ascites: Patient Profile: - Name: Mr. John - Age: 55 year - Sex: Male - Occupation: Retired accountant - Medical History: Hypertension, type 2 diabetes mellitus, and chronic alcohol use for the past 20 years. Presenting Complaint: Mr. John presents to the emergency department with complaints of progressive abdominal distension and increasing discomfort over the past few weeks. He reports difficulty breathing when lying flat and significant weight gain despite poor appetite. Clinical Examination: - General: Patient appears lethargic, with signs of moderate distress due to dyspnea. - Abdomen: Distended abdomen with a fluid wave on percussion. No signs of tenderness or peritoneal signs. - C...
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