Abstract Traumatic bifrontal contusions have an unpredictable course with often rapid deterioration, requiring aggressive approach. However, integral to individual's personality, frontal lobe surgeries demand a maximally effective approach but minimal invasiveness. The author explores the feasibility of transfalcine corridor for effectiveness contusion evacuation in asymmetric cases, one side extensive and other moderate size, aiming invasiveness on less affected without compromising...

Perimenopausal women often experience dysmenorrhea, menstrual cramps, hormonal imbalances and vasomotor symptoms (VMS), significantly affecting their quality of life. In Ayurveda, Asparagus racemosus (Shatavari) root extract has been used for female reproductive health. This study evaluated the safety efficacy CL22205, a standardized A. extract, in managing perimenopausal symptoms. randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial was conducted on 50 (age: 40-50 years) experiencing mild to...

Background: Giant prolactinomas are rare; among them, the amyloidogenic variant, with extensive spherical amyloid deposits, rare, only 30 cases reported recommendations of surgical management contrary to routine prolactinoma’s medical management. Case Description: We report here a case giant prolactinoma in 32-year-old male patient who had very atypical presentation terms clinical, radiological, and pathological features responded dopamine agonist therapy like normal prolactinoma....

Abstract Takotsubo's cardiomyopathy (TC) typically presents with acute cardiac dysfunction due to regional wall motion abnormality, but unlike other pathologies, it recovers within a short period. Here, we report the case of 23-year-old woman who presented us following severe traumatic brain injury (TBI). Her Glasgow coma scale (GCS) deteriorated rapidly in preoperative period and she developed TC surgery. Despite an uneventful surgery, needed cardiovascular support by vasopressors inotropes...

The major responsibility of an anesthesiologist is to provide adequate respiration for the patient and most vital element providing airway. No anesthetic safe unless diligent efforts are devoted maintain intact function In studies it has been found that adverse respiratory episodes were mainly due inadequate ventilation, esophageal intubation insufficient tracheal intubation.

Background- Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has affected all emergency branches, and likewise, its incidental diagnosis, as well a varied neurological presentation, presented new war for health centers situated at resource constraint remote peripheries. Objectiveon the basis of set admission protocols we tried to identify circulating radiological indicators in suspected COVID-19 patient population, triage them, till conrmation their status. Methods Material- We did...

The spinal accessory nerve (XI) is traditionally considered a motor nerve. However, as some studies have documented the presence of nociceptive fibers in XI, vascular XI neural compression may lead to an atypical neuralgia.A 27-year-old male presented with Chiari Type I malformation contributing interscapular pain. Following posterior fossa and microvascular decompression patient improved, thus confirming underlying diagnosis neuralgia.Unilateral, posterior-interscapular deep pain be due...