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Colonic Mucormycosis In A Post Covid Patient: A Case Report by Patkar, Amrita, Kalwadia, Neha, Dadhich, Shailja, Potdar, Ojas, Mulchandani, Manoj

“…Mucormycosis is rare infection caused by fungi of order Mucorales which frequently involves rhino-cerebral or respiratory system with involvement of…”
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A prospective observational study of the impact of the quadratus lumborum block (QLl1B) on post operative pain after laparoscopic ventral hernia repair by Patkar, Amrita, Kalwadia, Neha, Potdar, Ojas, Sonawane, Rajendra, Wagh, Harshal

“…Aims & Objectives: To evaluate the outcome of addition of a pre operative quadratus lumborum type 1 nerve block (QL1B) in an elective laparoscopic ventral…”
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A Case of Duodenoduodenal Intussusception Secondary to Duodenal Polyp by Patkar, Amrita, Kalwadia, Neha, Maskara, Namrata, Jain, Manoj, Potdar, Ojas

“…Adult intestinal intussusception accounts for 1 to 5 percent of mechanical bowel obstructions and is relatively rare. Its presentation, aetiology and treatment…”
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Our Approach and Review of Current Concepts of Catheter Directed Procedures in Acute Limb Ischemia by Patkar, Amrita, Gadhavi, Rishabh, Kalwadia, Neha, Sekhar, R

“…Acute lower limb ischemia (ALI) is defined as sudden reduction of limb perfusion, leading to a threat to viability of the extremity. With better access to…”
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Lower Limb Dialysis Grafts: Are They Really That Bad? by Patkar, Amrita, Singh, Sumanshi, Kalwadia, Neha, Gadhavi, Rishabh, Sekhar, R

“…The exponential rise in diabetes in India has led to a steady rise in end-stage renal disease patients requiring renal replacement therapy (RRT). Affordability…”
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A rare complication of rupture of a mediastinal Teratoma into the bronchus: A case report by Vaidya, Kaustubh, Potdar, Ojas Vijayanand, Bhide, Prajakta Charuchandra, Patkar, Amrita Vikram

“…Background: Germ cell tumours (GCT) are tumours arising from primordial germ cells. Gonadal and extragonadal GCT are infrequent in childhood occurring at a…”
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Safety pins and broken incense sticks inside the urethra of a young male: A case report by Vaidya, Kaustubh, Potdar, Ojas Vijayanand, Bhide, Prajakta Charuchandra, Patkar, Amrita Vikram

“…The incidence of Lower urinary tract foreign body insertions is low. The motives for such insertion of a variety of objects are difficult to comprehend. We…”
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Forgotten DJ stent with calculus in a ectopic kidney: A rare case report by Potdar, Ojas Vijayanand, Shah, Akash, Siddiqui, Mohammed Ayub Karamnabi, Vaidya, Kaustubh, Rathi, Darshan, Patkar, Amrita Vikram

“…Urologists commonly make use of ureteral double J stents in endourology. If a DJ stent is forgotten to be removed, then complications happen in the form of…”
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A Documented case of a Horseshoe kidney with Pelvi-ureteric junction obstruction due to high insertion of the ureter by Potdar, Ojas Vijayanand, Siddiqui, Mohammed Ayub Karamnabi, Sarawade, Prashant, Shaw, Vivek, Vaidya, Kaustubh, Chaubey, Ashish, Patkar, Amrita Vikram

“…Horseshoe kidney is the most common genitourinary tract fusion abnormality at a frequency of 1 in 400-800 live births. PUJ obstruction is observed in up to…”
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Horseshoe kidney with a gigantic Calculus: A documented case report by Potdar, Ojas Vijayanand, Vaidya, Kaustubh, Siddiqui, Mohammed Ayub Karamnabi, Sarawade, Prashant, Shaw, Vivek, Patkar, Amrita Vikram

“…The most frequent genitourinary fusion abnormality described in literature is horseshoe kidney. Horseshoe kidney because of its abnormal anatomy is linked to…”
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An interesting case of a mucinous cystadenoma of a horseshoe kidney in a middle-aged woman by Potdar, Ojas Vijayanand, Vaidya, Kaustubh, Siddiqui, Mohammed Ayub Karamnabi, Shaw, Vivek, Rathi, Darshan, Patkar, Amrita Vikram

“…A 48-year-old female presented with complaints of right sided vague abdominal pain associated with abdominal lump.. Computed tomography revealed horseshoe…”
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A rare case of Prostatic abscess in an adolescent managed effectively by conservative medical management with antibiotics by Potdar, Ojas Vijayanand, Shah, Akash, Siddiqui, Mohammed Ayub Karamnabi, Vaidya, Kaustubh, Sarawade, Prashant, Patkar, Amrita Vikram

“…Background: Prostatic abscess is uncommon in adults and is infrequently noted in the paediatric population. Surgical drainage with adequate antibiotics is the…”
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