Shailesh Patil

 40 year male from a neighbouring state arrived to our hospital today morning with complaints of retro-sternal chest pain and anxiety since 4 days. Pain was non radiating, crushing type which did not decrease on medication, aggravated on mild activity and was relieved with rest, not associated with palpitations or dyspnea. He had a history of fall ( miscalculated dive in a river and hit a stone) trauma to left temporal area 2 years back after which he had a dull headache in that region radiating to occipital lobe . CT scan was advised which showed extradural hemorrhage along right lobar temporal convexity, for which he came to Kamineni hospitals and was treated with T.PARACETAMOL and T.TEGRETOL for 3 months. His complaints subsided and he went back to his home.  After a lot of slow going passive questions, patient got homey and answered few personal questions. He stated there was nothing wrong with his sleep,appetite,bowel/bladder and daily routine. But then like most of the...

SPOTTER 1  Diagnosis? Management procedures?  SPOTTER 2 DIAGNOSIS? Management? SPOTTER 3 Diagnosis? Which age group most commonly affected? SPOTTER 4 Diagnosis? Explain the gait seen in this condition. SPOTTER 5 Name the condition? What are these spots called?  SPOTTER 6 What is this sign called as?In which two conditions is it seen? SPOTTER 7 This sign is seen in which condition? other clinical feautres seen in this condition SPOTTER 8  Name the condition and components of it.