USMLE Step 1 - ophthal
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sackatdoc - 11-13-08 08:24 OH NO!!!YES aura in migraine!!!thanks Bingo!!!! for the buzz words!!!
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bingousmle - 11-13-08 09:19 what advice would be necessary for a patient in such a case , considering the part of vision affected in this particular situation
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Re: ophthal bingousmle - 11-13-08 14:03 these auras may precede acephalgic migraine. they mostly affect the central vision , and so may create problems with reading and driving , so should be given your advice to avoid accidents:)
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Re: ophthal sackatdoc - 11-13-08 14:37 hope you are right in the places where it is required to be and earn well deserved rewards.
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Re: ophthal bingousmle - 11-13-08 14:40 will heed to your advice, but am scared since i have not taken any exams, and any new venture is a risk
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Re: ophthal sackatdoc - 11-13-08 14:45 i have a take on this,every new venture is a risk, it totally depends on us how well we prepare ourselves to face it,being scared should not be in the options even.
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Re: ophthal bingousmle - 11-13-08 14:49 i wholly agree with you, but see my people have expectations from me, and i have to live up to them. this whole mle business is scary
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Re: ophthal sackatdoc - 11-14-08 07:44 This comes from my experience so listen close, we can never reach upto peoples expectations until are able to reach upto our own.the whole bussiness of MLE may be scary, may as well be too much too handle but if you dont believe in your self that you have got everything that takes to achieve it, then the sheer extensiveness of this business will engulf you and that would affect your performance.
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Re: ophthal Youngdoctor - 11-16-08 02:49 Prognosis:
Symptoms typically resolve within 15-30 minutes, leading to the headache in classic migraine, or resolving without consequence in acephalgic migraine.
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Re: ophthal bingousmle - 11-17-08 22:32 sure. it starts as a flickering light in the centre of visual field, then it expands. it might give a FORTIFICATION SPECTRUM, seen as a zig zag pattern.
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Re: ophthal kingofhearts - 11-21-08 02:56 what is the latest surgical technique that has come up for cataract and what will be the incision length,and how long will b the recovry time and the success rate...
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Re: ophthal bingousmle - 11-21-08 06:12 kindly enlighten us doctor regarding the latest developments taking place in the arena of cataract surgeries as it has been the constant endeavour to reduce the length of the incision and make it more and more cosmetic....
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Re: ophthal kingofhearts - 11-21-08 10:22 give it A shot bingousmle.......start from the beginning and come towards the modern day also keep mentioning the length as welll.....
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