The Sepsis Six Samurai – Part 1
Sepsis should be promptly diagnosed to start treating it as soon as possible in order to reduce its mortality. However, sometimes the diagnosis is not so easy to make, and you need to use a high index of suspicion to avoid missing it. Learn how to identify patients at higher risk!
How to Open the Pandora’s Box
Operating on trauma patients is not the same as performing surgery during a scheduled procedure. Trauma surgery may seem just fast and confusional, but it’s quite the contrary. Trauma surgery follows precise rules…
The Vicious Rolling Stones – Part 2
The treatment approach to acute cholecystitis depends upon its severity grading and the patient’s general medical conditions. Learn what to choose in which patient.
Merry Christmas!!!
Hi Pizza Lovers… Almost 6 months have passed since we first started this small but pretentious project. We want to thank all of you who have supported us reading our posts. We really hope you enjoyed them as much as we had writing them… Last year has been tough in so many ways for all of us. In this complete mess, we tried our best to keep providing you the best we could… Unfortunately, we…
The Vicious Rolling Stones – Part 1
Acute cholecystitis is one of the most common diseases a general surgeon encounters during his/her career… However, the severity grading appears to be as important as the diagnosis itself in order to choose the best approach. Let’s take a look…
