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Davidson’s Principles and Practice of medicine is so popular that almost every medical professional has owned a copy during his/her life time. The newer edition has been thoroughly revised and updated to accommodate the changing trends. Amazon quotes “More than two million medical stude.. Continue Reading>>

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Persistent supression of bacterial growth after limited exposure to an antimicrobial is known as post antibiotic effect. The mechanism of post-antibiotic efect is thought to be one or all of these, 1.Slow recovery of organisms after non-lethal damage to cell structures. 2.persistence of drug at bind.. Continue Reading>>

Bleomycin toxicity is well documented in medical literature. Bleomycin concentrates preferentially in the lung and is inactivated by hydrolase enzyme. Relative deficiency of hydrolase enzyme in lung tissue predisposes to bleomycin toxicity. Bleomycin toxicity in lung is characterised by, 1.Early end.. Continue Reading>>

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The plexus is formed by the ventral rami of spinal nerves C5–8 and T1. These are the roots of the brachial plexus that supplies the upper limb. C5–8 emerge into the neck between scalenus anterior and medius. T1 emerges inferior to the neck of the first rib, but joins the plexus above the apex of.. Continue Reading>>