Six rules for trainers supervising fellows in calcified left main PCI: IVUS first, IVL vs RA, NC test inflation, IFU sizing, EBU 3.5 guide and MSA targets.
The Academy of Elite Doctors exists to solve a problem that formal medical education in India does not address: what happens to a physician’s learning after training ends. Most doctors reach consultant practice and then teach themselves, alone, from whatever they can find. This is an account of what the Academy does instead. Why the (more…)
Everyday echocardiography condensed into short, checkable notes for the machine, the ward round and the exam.
High-yield board questions with the reasoning written out in full, so you learn the discrimination rather than the answer.
Six months turned into a workable DM cardiology board schedule, with weekly targets, revision cycles and what to stop doing at the end.
Why coronary flow stops when the artery is open, how to tell the mechanisms apart at the table, and what actually restores perfusion.
Acute and subacute stent thrombosis for board revision: mechanisms, timing, risk factors and the management decisions that follow.
DAPT duration after stenting is a balance, not a fixed number. How ischaemic and bleeding risk pull against each other in current guidance.
The adult normal values used in routine echocardiography reporting, gathered into one reference you can check against at the machine.
Acute myocardial infarction evolves on the ECG in a predictable sequence. Recognising each stage, and the territories most often called wrongly.