Suicide Facts, Images & 10 Amazing Powerpoint Presentations

Suicide is a psychiatric emergency.It is the commonest psychiatric emergency and also serves as a model for psychiatric emergencies. Suicide may be defined as follows “Suicide is a type of deliberate self harm(DSH) and is defined as a human act of self-intentioned and self inflicted cessatio.. Continue Reading>>

AIPGMEE 2011 Results Are Out

Click here for AIPGMEE 2012 Results Declared 03/03/2012 AIPGMEE 2011 Results are out. You can either download it as a pdf file or check the rank for Individual numbers. The results were published by 15th February 2011. Due to huge traffic major sites serving results and PDF files have gone down. We .. Continue Reading>>

Pulse Polio Immunisation Facts, Images, Powerpoint

What is pulse polio immunization? Pulse polio is an immunization campaign established by the government of India in 1994 to eradicate poliomyelitis (Polio) in India by vaccinating annually all children under age five against poliovirus. Every child below 3 yearsa of age was given two doses of oral.. Continue Reading>>

Ultrasound -Basics,Procedure,Images, Powerpoint Presentations.

Ultrasound or Ultrasonogram, refers to use of sound waves of ultra high frequency 2 million to 20 million Hertz (cycles per second) in 2 to 20 MHz to perform imaging. USG Probe: Ultrasound scanner has a specialised tranducer made of piezoelectric crystals capable of producing such ultra high freque.. Continue Reading>>

Obesity Related Organ System Disorders, Images & Powerpoint Presentations

Obesity is a killer disease like aids and cancer. It cripples human being and affects all major organ systems. Here is a brief summary of organ systems affected. A collection of medical powerpoint presentations regarding obesity along with an image gallery has been added to make the topic more inter.. Continue Reading>>

Hypertrichosis Powerpoint Presentations

Definition and epidemiology Excessive hair growth on sites are not normally hairy. A relatively common disorder. More common in females. Aetiology may be familiar or part of congenital disorder. Most cases are acquired. They may be idiopathic, or due to: - metabolic disorders, such as underlying ca.. Continue Reading>>