@thepawanbishnoi@you_heardme@Indian__doctor Understand an important thing that i am not saying against the judge or defending any doctor.Since you asked, I wanted to educate you how breast examination and pelvic examination are important altogether but the language you are replying i am already regretting why i commented
@thepawanbishnoi@you_heardme@Indian__doctor The language you are using definitely is not how a professional medical practitioner should talk. And yes, after taking detailed history and pelvic exam, breast examination should be done. You can ask your faculties if you have not seen. I wonder how you passed your final proff
@thepawanbishnoi@you_heardme@Indian__doctor Jeffcoate's Principles of Gynaecology
Describes breast examination as part of a routine gynaecological examination.
Emphasises that the breasts are hormonally responsive reproductive organs and should not be considered separate from the rest of the female reproductive system.
@thepawanbishnoi@you_heardme@Indian__doctor Shaw - In patients presenting with breast complaints, history should include menstrual, obstetric and reproductive history, and a gynaecological examination may be required depending on the clinical context.
@thepawanbishnoi@you_heardme@Indian__doctor Shaw's Textbook of Gynaecology
The chapter on clinical examination in gynaecology clearly states that a complete gynaecological examination consists of:
General physical examination
Breast examination
Abdominal examination
Pelvic examination (speculum and bimanual examination)
@thepawanbishnoi@you_heardme@Indian__doctor DC Dutta's Textbook of Obstetrics
The chapter on antenatal care describes examination of the breasts as an integral component of the first antenatal visit.
@thepawanbishnoi@you_heardme@Indian__doctor Williams Obstetrics
Prenatal care,recommended physical exam - both breast n pelvic exam.
Breast exam is done to assess anatomy, masses, and to counsel regarding breastfeeding.
Postpartum examination similarly includes breast assessment for lactation-related issues and mastitis.
@thepawanbishnoi@you_heardme@Indian__doctor In Obstetrics and Gynaecology, don't examine the complaint, examine the woman. The breast and pelvis are hormonally and reproductively linked organs. During antenatal and postnatal visits, breast examination should not be forgotten. (1/n)
@DrRishabhOnco But in our part of the world where follow-up is not compliant and effective salvage is not given due to long waiting and logistics, this might translate to some survival benefits as well especially in Ca Tongue
What do you think @anish_rohan ?
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Pleased to share our review published in @JCOOP_ASCO: โMultiple Myeloma Management in a Low- and Middle-Income Country: Lessons from India in Balancing Cost and Clinical Efficacy.
https://t.co/H7vggZUxTy
This work is shaped by everyday clinical realities at @aiims_newdelhi and similar settings, where treatment decisions are often defined as much by affordability and access as by evidence. We tried to bring together trial data, real-world experience, and system constraints to propose a more pragmatic, value-based approach to myeloma care in resource-limited settings.
Grateful to my mentors, Prof. Ajay Gogia, Prof. @FaizAnwerMD1, Prof. Sudipto Mukherjee and co-author Zain Anwar for this collaboration, and to our patients whose experiences continue to inform and ground this work.
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Surgeon time: Hemicolectomy done in 1.5โ2 hrs.
Pathologist time:
Fixation: 18โ20 hrs
Grossing: 30โ40 min
Processing & slides: 8โ10 hrs
IHC/special stains: 24โ36 hrs
Microscopy & report: 20-30 min
Total : 46 to 62 hours!
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