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 Dr.VISHWANATHAM CHANDANA

PRESENTATIONS,ACHIEVEMENTS ,PROCEDURAL COMPETENCIES with few clickable YouTube links:

1. Presentation on Critical appraisal on Ethiopian study on nutritional anemia and basic approach to anemia

2. My real experience with nutritional anemia

3. YouTube link: Optimising clinical complexity in a 14/M with splenomegaly 

Speaker notes- https://chandanavishwanatham19.blogspot.com/2023/01/cme-speaker-notes.html





4.Clinical meet:
2year thesis project on pancreatic ascites patients:

Presentation ppt: https://1drv.ms/p/s!Ajc3tZ8oZGcoggvG0Dp3xink12zQ




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Speaker notes:

https://chandanavishwanatham19.blogspot.com/2023/01/cme-speaker-notes-pancreas.html 

Working on a publication currently: Diagnostic uncertainties in patients with pancreatic ascites

Publication Draft: https://chandanavishwanatham19.blogspot.com/2023/02/pancreatic-ascites.html


Picture during presentation on anemia:


Picture taken during CME presentation on Splenomegaly


 5.Clinical meet on a Patient with lupus nephritis -Nephrology postings

6.Mortality and morbidity ,AETCOM meets
a.A case of CKD ON MHD ,Heart failure,acute flash pulmonary edema
b.CLD with ascites
c.A case of uremic encephalopathy,CKD
d.A case of CKD who died due to severe metabolic acidosis,on irregular MHD
e.AETCOM presentation on doctor patient relationship

7.E APICON POSTER PRESENTATION:






8. TS APICON -Paper presentation on Hematological changes in chronic liver disease patients-Research paper


9.Publication in Global journal of research analysis:
A Study on complications and outcomes in patients with portal hypertension in a tertiary care centre

10.Reviewer certificate from journal of evaluation in clinical practice


11.I feel the biggest achievement is clearing my MRCP part 1 in final year post graduation 
I felt it very difficult in managing both my duties and studies but this decision of mine to clear MRCP has strengthened my Knowledge on basic medical sciences .
Looking forward to appear for MRCP part 2 in the next 2months.

Examination pass marks:540
My examination score:702






12.Some of my blogs which are well recognised and appreciated by my faculty,colleagues,juniors and other friends

a:13year old girl who presented with massive pericardial effusion,proteinuria-ANA NEGATIVE LUPUS
On follow up-Expired after developing various neuropsychiatric manifestations on lupus

https://chandanavishwanatham19.blogspot.com/2023/03/13f-lupus.html

b.18M who presented with acute fulminant hepatic failure and DKA ,Denovo type 1 DM-POST COVID MISC
currently on PAJR follow up


c.
55 year female with a history of adrenal crisis,on steroids admitted for ACTH stimulation test-EMPTY SELLA SYNDROME 

17 year old female who presented with recurrent respiratory tract infections,Diagnosed with COMMON VARIABLE IMMUNODEFICIENCY 


13.Writing blogs as a pass time and fun education

A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A MEDICINE PG
.Experience the life of a medicine Pg by reading the blog 
.The day which made me exhausted and feeling of giving up on my passion but later motivated myself to keep going


THE UNTOLD STORIES OF SPLEEN,IF SPLEEN COULD EVER SPEAK
What if spleen could speak?
This blog includes the patients with splenomegaly that I have seen.
And I always have a imaginary world of myself where I had a thought of how would it be if organs talk and that turned out to be very funny when I penned down to write about it 



13.PROCEDURAL COMPETENCIES

CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETERISATION 




RENAL BIOPSY 





PLEURAL TAP

ENDOTRACHEAL INTUBATIONS and ASCITIC TAPS(did not capture them unfortunately)

14.THESIS/DISSERTATION RELATED DATA


15.Cleared basic course in biomedical research exam with 79%




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