Hyperhomocysteinemia

A serious metabolic condition caused by mutations in the MTHFR gene, medications, or nutritional deficiency. It results in increased levels of homocysteine in the blood. Patients with this condition are at an increased risk for recurrent blood clots formation and cardiovascular accidents.

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Dr. Sandeep Ghodekar

Top Pulmonologist of May

22 year old female presented with headache and chest pain further right sided hemiparesis. diagnosed as a ischemic stro...See More

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Dr. Sandeep Ghodekar

Pulmonology

academic video of a case of bi ventricular thrombosis.

Dr. Sandeep Ghodekar

Top Pulmonologist of May

middle aged smoker male,had rt lower limb swelling since a week.presented with dyspnea gr4. HR 90,BP100/60, spo2 88%,H h...See More

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Dr. Jayesh Kalbhande

General Surgery

43 yrs old male, No DM, No HT, No smoking, presented with severe classification pain in right lower limb he couldn't walk even 50 meters, he used to get severe cramping pain and had to stand for five minutes, then he could walk again for...See More

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Dr. Suraj Kapoor

General Practice

55 yr old male old case of DVT right leg with past history of thromboembolism pulmonary 2009.evaluated to have protei...See More

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Dr. Vidyanand Bhilare

Internal Medicine

Young 30 male patient with hyperhomocystenemia more than 65 homocysteine level . b12 357 complaints of indigestion GERD suggest correction and management

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