MISTAKES I WISH TO MAKE – IS THERE FORGIVENESS FOR IT?
By Dr. Geeta Sundar In medicine, some days are battles. In neurosurgery, the bloody bath is worse. We have to...
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Last Year in Medicine – 2024 Recap
Curated by Lavanya Patnala, M.B.B.S. And with that, the 2024 season has officially come to an end. Before we officially...
DISAPPEARING INTO AN IDYLLIC ABYSS
Written by Dr. Geeta Sundar In the operating room, time and sense stand still, in more ways than one. On...
Decisions. Dilemmas. Directives.
-Written by Dr. Geeta Sundar T/W: End-of-life care, loss of a loved one, death, descriptions of trauma and post-op recovery...
In the quest for a book to read…
All I’m asking for is a good book about doctors that I can read to relax. Is that really too...
Of evergreen hair and weeds
-Written by Dr. Geeta Sundar Hair has a weird life cycle – anagen, telogen, catagen in periods of intermittent growth...
Golden hands? Or Golden thoughts?
-Written by Dr. Geeta Sundar Over a learning, advancing career of over 15 years, I’ve slowly come to appreciate that...
Emergency Exigencies: A Postgraduate’s Prescription For Enriching Emergency Medicine Understanding
Written by Dr. Afeefa M Hakeem, MBBS, MD Emergency Medicine Dr. Hakeem is a post graduate in the field of...
Turning the switch on? Ethical Issues of Deep Brain Stimulation for Psychiatric Disorders
Written by Y. Pooja Chowdary, Katuri Medical College During the 1950s, the first experimental neuromodulation via brain electrodes was performed...
YOU KNOW NOT OF WHAT WE FACE
Written by Dr. Geeta Sundar T/W: Death, blood, depictions of medical duress, loss of a loved one The neuroanesthetist pokes...