Dr. 3D

24/08/2025

Middle aged male underwent heart transplantation. Postoperative course complicated with hypotension requiring prolonged vasopressin’s support in the ICU. Hand shown here. Diagnosis of hand finding?

24/08/2025

19/08/2025

Patient presents with joint pain and shows you her hand.

She says it looks normal to her. What’s her diagnosis?

19/08/2025

The h***n is a thin membrane that partially covers the va**nal opening, and its shape can vary naturally.
1. Normal H***n
• A crescent or circular opening in the center.
• Allows normal menstrual flow and va**nal secretions.
• Considered the most common type.

2. Annular H***n
• Ring-shaped h***n with an opening in the middle.
• The tissue surrounds the va**nal or***ce evenly, forming an annulus (ring).
• Functionally similar to the normal h***n.

3. Imperforate H***n
• No opening present (completely obstructed).
• Prevents menstrual blood from exiting, leading to hematocolpos (accumulation of blood in the va**na).
• Clinically presents in adolescence as primary amenorrhea with cyclic abdominal pain.
• Requires surgical correction.

4. Cribriform H***n
• Multiple small perforations instead of one central opening.
• Menstrual blood can pass, but flow may be obstructed or slow.
• May require medical attention if symptomatic.

5. Septate H***n
• Characterized by a band of extra tissue dividing the va**nal opening into two small or***ces.
• May cause difficulty with tampon insertion, in*******se, or obstruct menstrual flow.
• Often corrected with a minor surgical procedure.

6. Ruptured H***n (Parous H***n)
• Irregular and disrupted edges due to rupture.
• Common after va**nal delivery (parous women), sexual in*******se, trauma, or certain physical activities.
• Appears as remnants of h***nal tissue around the va**nal opening.

30/07/2025

A 54-year-old butcher develops a slowly expanding, tender erythematous plaque on his upper back with central clearing. He reports handling raw fish. Biopsy reveals dermal inflammation; blood cultures isolate Gram-positive rods.

24/07/2025

In a world first, Chinese doctors have successfully performed an intercontinental, ultra-long-distance remote liver cancer resection from France on an 80-year-old patient 10,000 kilometers away in east China's Hangzhou. The operation utilizing a homegrown remote surgery robot was completed in just 50 minutes.

Credit goes to respective owner

22/07/2025

Diabetes is more serious than many people think.

It doesn’t just affect your sugar—it can damage your eyes, kidneys, heart, nerves, and more.

Please, don’t ignore the signs. Check your blood sugar regularly and take care of yourself.

Diabetic leg cut🦵

24/06/2025

When caffeine overload swaps your spoon and pen — classic 3 AM medical student survival mode!