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hepatology signs symptoms urology aflp alkaline fatty fourniers gangrene hepatorenal hrs hyophosphatasia incontinence low management mixed nephrology obgyn obstetrics phosphatase
Acute Fatty Liver of Pregnancy (AFLP) Pathophysiology: • Defect in fetal free fatty acid metabolism products →
) Pathophysiology ... = nonspecific (nausea ... , vomiting, abdominal ... Antithrombin Ill • Ultrasound ... ) Differential Diagnosis
Low Alkaline Phosphatase - Hypophosphatasia Is Low Alkaline Phosphatase Of Clinical Importance? ALP enzyme- Discovered in 1923 Low
Phosphatase Of Clinical ... synthesized in: liver ... Most cases diagnosed ... respiratory failure • Neurologic ... Phosphatase: • Other causes
Varicocele: Pathogenesis and clinical findings Primary: - Anatomically: the left spermatic vein drains into the left renal
Pathogenesis and clinical ... pinched by the abdominal ... retroperitoneal masses ... #Varicocele #Pathophysiology ... #Diagnosis
Fournier's Gangrene on Scrotal POCUS An unfortunate patient presented to the ED with a painful, red, swollen
air (hyperechoic ... Diagnosis: Fournier's ... In this case, ultrasound ... helps get Urology ... #clinical #ultrasound
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 Mixed Urinary Incontinence: Pathogenesis and Clinical Findings Urgency Urinary Incontinence (UUI) -> Urinary leakage preceded by a
Pathogenesis and Clinical ... urethral or bladder neck ... increase in intra-abdominal ... SUI or UUI not caused ... #Diagnosis
Hepatorenal Syndrome (HRS) Definition: • Functional, potentially reversible kidney impairment. • Occurs in advanced liver disease: cirrhosis, severe alcoholic
• Caused by splanchnic ... Pathophysiology: ... Diagnosis (Clinical ... Normal kidney ultrasound ... Exclude other AKI causes
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