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Left Kidney

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Inspired by the artwork of Frank Netter and my experiences in the gross anatomy lab, this Daily Doodle highlights the anatomy and vasculature of the Left Kidney, which is one of the unique areas of asymmetry in the body. The… Read more ›

Authormichiko
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1st Year, ANAT, Urology

Inguinal Hernias

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Inspired by the beautiful anatomical lithograph drawings from Gray’s Anatomy, this Daily Doodle illustrates the difference between direct and indirect inguinal hernias. The perspective of this drawing is looking at the transversalis fascia from inside the abdomen. Try to imagine… Read more ›

Authormichiko
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3rd Year, ANAT, Surgery

Scleroderma

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“Derived from the Greek words “sclerosis” meaning hardness and “derma” meaning skin, scleroderma literally means hard-skin” [2]. But, with that said, scleroderma can affect more than just the skin! Scleroderma is a chronic and progressive connective tissue disorder caused by… Read more ›

Authormichiko
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3rd Year, Internal Medicine, Rheumatology

DDx of Chest Pain

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This Daily Doodle represents the differential diagnosis of “chest” pain/discomfort which is quite an extensive list of both cardiac and non-cardiac conditions. In the ER, the initial approach to chest pain is to rule out potentially life-threatening causes, the big… Read more ›

Authormichiko
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3rd Year, CARDIO, ER