22 Sep, 2010
Drug interaction is one of the most important topics in pharmacology. Here are a few powerpoint presentations that will let you understand them fully.
Powerpoint Downloads:
Introduction to Drug Interactions
Chemotherapy Drug Interactions in the Treatment of Breast Cancer
Fluoroquinolone Drug Intera.. Continue Reading>>
22 Sep, 2010
internal medicine Medicine
The most upto date, time tested book on medicine containing the latest information is out now !!
This happens to be the 50th aniversary edition of CMDT. THey have revised the book extensively and in this digital age, the book is available in several formats for purchase ad also several pirates have.. Continue Reading>>
21 Sep, 2010
medical ppt Ophthalmology
Pathophysiology of glaucoma revolves around the aqueous humour dynamics. The principal ocular
structures concerned with it are ciliary body, angle of anterior chamber and the aqueous outflow system.
Angle of anterior chamber
Angle of anterior chamber plays an important role in the process of aqueous.. Continue Reading>>
21 Sep, 2010
medical ppt Ophthalmology
BACTERIAL CORNEAL ULCER
Being the most anterior part of eyeball, the cornea is exposed to atmosphere and hence prone to get infected easily. At the same time cornea is protected from the day-to-day minor infections by the normal defence mechanisms present in tears in the form of lysozyme, betalysin,.. Continue Reading>>
21 Sep, 2010
Ophthalmology
It is defined as regular and rhythmic to-and-fro involuntary oscillatory movements of the eyes.
Etiology
It occurs due to disturbance of the factors responsible for maintaining normal ocular posture.These include disorders of sensory visual pathway, vestibular apparatus, semicircular canals, mid-bra.. Continue Reading>>
21 Sep, 2010
medical ppt Ophthalmology
RETINOBLASTOMA
It is a common congenital malignant tumour arising
from the neurosensory retina in one or both eyes.
Incidence
1. It is the most common intraocular tumour of childhood occurring 1 in 20,000 live births.
2. Age. Though congenital, it is not recognised at birth, and is usually seen bet.. Continue Reading>>