The Weekly Huddle

In the 49th session, we discuss how to manage hypertensive urgency in patients who are at home and don't have immediate access to a hospital. A common scenario is when patients are in a village, or during lockdown with no beds available.

In the 48th session, we discuss management quirks around atrial fibrillation, particularly in relation to Amiodarone

In the 47th session, we discuss what dietary and medicine related advice we typically offer to our patients who are planning for month long Ramadan fasting. The discussion includes which patients should be counselled to opt-out of fasting as well.

In this session, Dr. Praneeth leads the discussion on 'Thanatophobia' which translates to 'fear of death'.

It is a relevant topic to discuss due to current socio-medical issues, particularly surrounding COVID pandemic and people staying indoors.

I am joined by my colleagues in today's discussion.

In this 45th session of The Weekly Huddle, we discuss strategies around managing LV thrombus

In the 44th session of The Weekly Huddle, we discuss how to add value to medical care. While the world moves from evidence-based healthcare to value-based healthcare, we discuss how to add value to a particular patient-doctor interaction.

Joining today's discussion on this topic are my fellow colleagues, physicians, internists etc.

In the 43rd session of The Weekly Huddle, we discuss strategies of ASCVD prevention in the elderly. As we know, most of the primary prevention guidelines comment up to age 74 beyond which the role of primary prevention is less well defined.

Joining today's discussion on this topic are my fellow colleagues, physicians, internists etc.

In our 42nd session, we discuss the clinical case of a young girl with discrepant blood pressure on both upper arms. Preliminary workup suggests vasculitis.

In the discussion, I am joined by my colleague cardiologists, internists, intensivists, a rheumatologist and others.

In our 41th session, we discuss strategies we often employ to help patients with smoking cessation. We discuss both behavioural as well as pharmacological interventions.

In the discussion, I am joined by my colleague cardiologists, internists, intensivists, and others.

In our 40th session, we talk about the management strategies related to pulmonary thromboembolism.

In the discussion, I am joined by my colleague cardiologists, internists, intensivists, and others.