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السلام عليكم ، صار يمكم ٣ مواضيع يبقن محاضرتين ان شاء الله بليل أنزلهن بس ارتب كم شغلة بالمحاضرات واضيف عليهن سوالف ال next step خصوصًا محاضرة ال cardiothoracic emergency لاهميتها ، موفقين🤍🙏🏻

هذا موضوع ال Cardiothoracic anatomy خاف يجيبون عليه سؤال

Benign and malignant lung tumours

Very important

هذا الموضوع مهم ، مموجود بالمحاضرة ، في حال مفهمتوه بلغوني وسهلة ان شاء الله

كملنا الـ CNS , الفيديوهات والشرح يمكم 👆🏻👆🏻 ، حنبلش Cardiovascular ، ان امكن مشاركة الملفات لتعم الفائدة ، موفقين جميعًا 🤍🙏🏻

Quick Neurosurgery Revision Hydrocephalus ✅ CNS Infections ✅ Spina Bifida ✅ GCS Calculation ✅ CNS Tumours ✅ Hemorrhage & Trauma ✅ Status: 6/6 completed (100% done) 🤝 The videos :-Click here .

neurosurgery , Hemorrhage and trauma 🤝🤍.

جواب دكتورنا مهند فخري / اختصاص جراحة الجملة العصبية .

A 26-year-old man is brought to the Emergency Department after a road traffic accident. On arrival, his GCS is 14/15 (E4 V4 M6). Initial CT brain shows a small temporal contusion without mass effect, and he is admitted for close observation. One hour later, the nurse notices increasing drowsiness. Repeat examination shows GCS dropped to 12/15 (E3 V3 M6). Blood pressure is stable, oxygen saturation is 98% on room air, and pupils remain equal and reactive. No seizures occurred. What is the most appropriate next step in management? A. Perform an urgent repeat neurological examination and continue close observation B. Arrange an urgent repeat CT brain C. Inform the neurosurgical team immediately D. Start empirical anti-edema therapy (mannitol/hypertonic saline) E. Prepare for possible airway protection and escalation if deterioration continues

A 58-year-old right-handed man presents with a 3-month history of progressive difficulty navigating familiar places and repeatedly bumping into objects on his left side. His family reports that he neglects food on the left half of his plate and often shaves only the right side of his face. On examination, motor strength and language are normal. When asked to copy a clock, he places all the numbers on the right side. Sensory examination is normal. What is the most likely location of the lesion? A. Left parietal lobe B. Right parietal lobe C. Left frontal lobe D. Right frontal lobe E. Left temporal lobe