Presentation. A 45-year-old man presents with a three-week history of severe muscle pain and intermittent fevers. Initially, the pain was generalized, but over the past few days, it has become so intense that even turning in bed is excruciating. He now reports that moving his tongue is painful, making it difficult to eat and speak.… Read more: Case Challenge: A Mysterious Case of Muscle Pain.

Questions & Answers (MCQ) around Atrial Fibrillations for medical students.

This creepy riddle refers to one of the strangest phenomena in human pathology – an anomaly that teased the brains of many a physician in the past, so much so that some of them, many years ago, finally claimed this to be the work of witchcraft, even though they were men of science. However, this… Read more: What are Teratomas? Pathophysiology, Types, Symptoms, Investigations & Treatments

Introduction Have you ever played Statues? It’s a popular childhood game where the objective is to freeze and remain motionless. You move – your movement is detected – you’re out. Imagine a darker version of this. A state of being where you are frozen against your will, and the detection of any minute movement you… Read more: Locked In Syndrome (LIS): Clinical Case, Causes, Diagnosis & Management.

Overview With Halloween just left behind, there’s plenty of spookiness to behold, in the form of mummies, zombies, and various other characters which do not belong in the plane of the living. Of course, this is all thanks to flawless costumes and talented application of makeup. It’s all just fun and games lasting a single… Read more: <strong>WALKING CORPSE SYNDROME</strong>