“LIGHTS, CAMERA…NAH!”
By Dr. Geeta Sundar I love my profession, especially neurosurgery. I really do. More so, I love melodrama, trauma, and...
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An Eye into the Mind: Phineas Gage’s Story
By Gayatri Brahmandam We are often taught more by patients than by medical textbooks. A standing testament to that isthe...
BARRIERS IN COMMUNICATION – A KÜBLER-ROSS PARODY OR RAMIFICATIONS OF THE BENIGHTED?
By Dr. Geeta Sundar The counselling sess is in full-flow. There are 6 sets of scrunched faces, drooping chins and...
Fortitude of positivity – a product of a societal manifestation?
-Written by Dr. Geeta Sundar I’m on my early morning rounds in the ICU. Tube in mouth, RT stuck on...
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...
Knowledge is liable, labile, and luxury
– Written by Dr. Geeta Sundar One of my professors used to say, that a medical student till the point...
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...