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    Life → Grant Medical College, Mumbai: ॒@ Dr. V. C. Talwalkar, Thanks for the correction. I had complied the information whatever was available to me at the time. I will update it.
    • July 21, 2013
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    Life → Physical Signs in Medicine : Nails: @suprova - 7:09 PM on Apr. 18, 2008 wrote "
    plss..tell me something abt "Hippocrates face"...

    The term "Hippocratic face" is derived from Latin word "facies Hippocratica".
    The changes which occurs in face...  more    @suprova - 7:09 PM on Apr. 18, 2008 wrote "
    plss..tell me something abt "Hippocrates face"...

    The term "Hippocratic face" is derived from Latin word "facies Hippocratica".
    The changes which occurs in face after dying or even due prolonged sickness, excessive evacuations, excessive hunger were first described by Hippocrates himself. They are :pinched nose,sunken eyes, the hollow temples, cold and retracted ears, tense and dry skin of the forehead with pendent, relaxed, and cold lips and livid complexion.
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    • April 18, 2008
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    Life → Suggestions: MedicSpeak has started giving a big list of "what's new?" in member homepage...The list is expanding day by day....is it really needed to give all the updates about all the members to everybody? If at all we only need to know about our grou...  moreMedicSpeak has started giving a big list of "what's new?" in member homepage...The list is expanding day by day....is it really needed to give all the updates about all the members to everybody? If at all we only need to know about our groups and friends....so I think it will be better if this "what's new?" section is limited to only to updates about member's groups and friends...and possibly about something new thing introduced by medicspeak...  
    • April 7, 2008
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    Life → Suggestions: Presently member only can add one photo on profile page.Why not allow members to upload more photos on their profile page?
    • March 15, 2008
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    Life → Leptospirosis- Knowledge Game: Leptospirosis is also known as Weil’s disease, Canicola fever, canefield fever, 7 day fever etc.
    It is caused by Leptospira interrogans, a corkscrew-shaped bacterium (spirochete).
    The disease was discovered in 1886.
    It is transmitted by the ur...  more    Leptospirosis is also known as Weil’s disease, Canicola fever, canefield fever, 7 day fever etc.
    It is caused by Leptospira interrogans, a corkscrew-shaped bacterium (spirochete).
    The disease was discovered in 1886.
    It is transmitted by the urine of an infected animal, and is contagious as long as it is still moist. Deer, cows, sheep, rats, raccoons, possums, voles, skunks, mice, specific marine mammals and even infected dogs may serve as hosts. Dogs may lick the urine of an infected animal off the grass, or drink from an infected puddle.
    There have even been reports of "house dogs" getting Leptospirosis apparently from licking the urine of infected mice that entered the house. There is a direct correlation between the amount of rainfall and the incidence of Leptospirosis, making it seasonal in temperate climates and year-round in tropical climates.
    Men become infected through contact with water, food, or soil containing urine from these infected animals. This may happen by swallowin...    less
    • March 13, 2008
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    Life → Grant Medical College, Mumbai: Please read the first post upwards to know the great history of Grant Medical College, Mumbai, India, which is one of the best college of international reputation.
    • March 12, 2008
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    Life → Grant Medical College, Mumbai: Grant Medical college is not only all study and no play. Every year the student celebrate a four day students festival called "Aastitva" meaning Existance when students participate in all sorts of cultural.sports, extracarricular activities.
    ...  more    Grant Medical college is not only all study and no play. Every year the student celebrate a four day students festival called "Aastitva" meaning Existance when students participate in all sorts of cultural.sports, extracarricular activities.
    Many scenes from the much popular Hindi Cinema 'Munnabhai MBBS' was shot in GMC especially Anatomy lecture hall which is historic.
    Many greats from the history of medicine such as Robert Cock have worked/researched here.  
    • March 12, 2008
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    Life → Grant Medical College, Mumbai: Till 1998 the Grant Medical College was affiliated to the University of Bombay for both graduate and postgraduate degree. In 1998 govt of Maharashtra started a seperate health university called Maharashtra Unviersity of Health Sciences ( MUHS) which is lo...  moreTill 1998 the Grant Medical College was affiliated to the University of Bombay for both graduate and postgraduate degree. In 1998 govt of Maharashtra started a seperate health university called Maharashtra Unviersity of Health Sciences ( MUHS) which is located at Nasik north of Mumbai.
    Till 2007 the postgraduate degree was awarded by University of Bombay. Now it too has taken over by MUHS.  
    • March 12, 2008
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    Life → Grant Medical College, Mumbai: Today Grant Medical college admits 200 students per year through Common Entrance Test conducted by govt of Maharashtra. 70 % of students are from Western part of Maharashtra where Mumbai is situated, 30 % of students are from state level quota, 15 % ar...  moreToday Grant Medical college admits 200 students per year through Common Entrance Test conducted by govt of Maharashtra. 70 % of students are from Western part of Maharashtra where Mumbai is situated, 30 % of students are from state level quota, 15 % are admitted through All India Entrance Test.
    at postgraduate level 50 % students are admitted through statel evel Entrance Exam while rest 50% are admitted through All India Entrance Test conducted by central govt of India.
     
    • March 12, 2008
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    Life → Grant Medical College, Mumbai: The GMC Banned

    Grant Medical College has a college band called The GMC Banned
    • March 12, 2008
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    Life → Grant Medical College, Mumbai: The Research Society

    The Research Society started functioning in 1965 in the Skin & Serology Dept. building on the 2nd floor with an office & research library and a proposed space for a research laboratory.

    The Research Society has the follo...  more    The Research Society

    The Research Society started functioning in 1965 in the Skin & Serology Dept. building on the 2nd floor with an office & research library and a proposed space for a research laboratory.

    The Research Society has the following aims & objectives:

    1. To promote & encourage research & medical science in various departments of GMC & J.J.H. 2. Sponsor all such activities conducted to promotion of medical science & all such measures to fulfill objectives.

    The Founder members were:- Dr. J. G. Parekh, Dr. P. M. Udani, Dr. B. J. Vakil, Dr. S. J. Shah, Dr. N. G. Talwalkar, Dr. J.C. Joshipura & Dr. B. B. Gaitonde.

    Currently, the Research Society in its 40th year is still making major contributions in field of medical research by sponsoring various research projects undertaken by post-graduate students under the guidance of senior doctors. Many of these research projects are presently ongoing. It awards Post Graduate Students for the Best Research paper and also for the ...    less
    • March 12, 2008
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    Life → Grant Medical College, Mumbai: Post-Independence Reconstructions

    The greatest change to G.M.C. & J.J.H. came in 1958 when the old J.J. building was torn down and replaced by a 7 storeyed hospital building. The O.P.D. was extended to contain Investigation Laboratories.
    more    Post-Independence Reconstructions

    The greatest change to G.M.C. & J.J.H. came in 1958 when the old J.J. building was torn down and replaced by a 7 storeyed hospital building. The O.P.D. was extended to contain Investigation Laboratories.

    Today it is spread over 44 acres (178,000 m²) in Byculla with 14 gates, a long jump from the two-room teaching hospital in an area of 4 acres.  
    • March 12, 2008
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    Life → Grant Medical College, Mumbai: Non-Cooperation Movement

    During the early 1900s all prestigious professional posts were held by British I.M.S. officers, while Indians were given only non-clinical appointments. In 1921, the Non-Cooperation movement appealed to GMCites to boycott t...  more    Non-Cooperation Movement

    During the early 1900s all prestigious professional posts were held by British I.M.S. officers, while Indians were given only non-clinical appointments. In 1921, the Non-Cooperation movement appealed to GMCites to boycott the British government by leaving G.M.C. Students, Professors and Practitioners began shifting to Topiwala National Medical College near Victoria Gardens. Masses were held between 6-8 p.m. for medical students by famous medical practitioners, all GMCites. To prove that Indians themselves could build and maintain medical institutions without British support, the K.E.M. Hospital and Seth G.S.Medical College where the entire staff was Indian were founded in 1926.  less
    • March 12, 2008
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    Life → My Medical School: Pl. visit groups ' Grant Medical College' & 'Sir J.J. group of Hospitals' to know the history/progress and quality of the college.Pl. vote for Grant Medical College as it has international reputation and CMCites are spread all over world.
    • March 12, 2008
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    Life → Physical Signs in Medicine : Nails: CAUSES OF CLUBBING:

    1) BILATERAL SYMMETRICAL CLUBBING:
    (a) Lung diseases:
    (i) Chroinc suppurative lung diseases : Bronchiectasis, Lung Abscess, Empyema
    (ii) Other Lung infections : tuberculosis
    (iii) Intrathorasic malignancy...  more    CAUSES OF CLUBBING:

    1) BILATERAL SYMMETRICAL CLUBBING:
    (a) Lung diseases:
    (i) Chroinc suppurative lung diseases : Bronchiectasis, Lung Abscess, Empyema
    (ii) Other Lung infections : tuberculosis
    (iii) Intrathorasic malignancy : Bronchial carcinoma ( particularly squamous cell), Benign intrathoracic tumors, Pleural mesothelioma,.
    (iv) Lung Fibrosis : Cystic fibrosis, Idiopathic fibrosing alveolitis, abestosis.

    (b) Cardiovascular diseases:
    (i)Congenital cynotic heart diseases, pulmonary A-V fistula, Atrial Myxoma, Infectious Endocarditis.

    (c) Gastroenterological diseases:
    (i) Crohn's disease, Tropical sprue, Cirrhosis of Liver

    (d) Endocrine disorders:
    (i) Thyroid Acropathy

    (e) Idiopathic or familial clubbing

    2) UNILATERAL :
    (a) Lung diseases : Pancoast tumor
    (b) Cardiovascular diseases : Aneurysm of aorta & it's branches, Brachial A-V fistula
    (c) Erythromelalgia : A ...    less
    • March 12, 2008
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  • Full Name Snehal KG
  • Gender Female
  • Home Town Mumbai

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  • City Mumbai
  • State/Province Maharashtra
  • Country India

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  • Degree MD
  • Country India
  • Medical School Miraj Medical College
  • Speciality Internal Medicine
  • Post Graduation/Residency (Institution) Wanless Hospital & Miraj Medical Center. Miraj, MH
  • Hospital (current) Grant Medical College & J.J. Hosp. Mumbai
  • Designation Professor of Medicine
  • Years of Clinical Experience more than 20 years
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    This is a game to recall facts about a particular topic (OPC poisoning). Post the facts about the topic. Restrict to one fact per post. Your new fact should not have been posted earlier. You can also correct previous posts if they are wrong, by copy-pasting it and indicating why its wrong......by manually typing the facts with your fingers, you will remember longer...learning is fun
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    Just type the name of the disease starting with the last letter of the previous disease. Do not type in the name of disease previously posted. Breifly give a description of the disease if possible
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    This is a game to recall facts about a particular topic (ECG). Post the facts about the topic. Restrict to one fact per post. Your new fact should not have been posted earlier. You can also correct previous posts if they are wrong, by copy-pasting it and indicating why its wrong......by manually typing the facts with your fingers, you will remember longer...learning is fun
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