Kirtan Patolia

https://clinicalproblemsolving.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/6.8.23-SLS-RTP.mp3Episode description: The spaced learning series team discusses a case of intermittent episodes of presyncope in a patient found to have hypoglycemia and polycythemia.   Featuring: Anna FretzKirtan PatoliaPriyanka Athavale Schemas:SyncopeHypoglycemiaPolycythemia Download CPSolvers App hereRLRCPSOLVERS

Kirtan Patolia, a physician and member of the Clinical Problem Solvers, joins the discussion to tackle a surprising clinical case with an impressive outcome. They delve into the complexities of respiratory distress and the nuances of acute chest pain, emphasizing critical diagnostic strategies. Personal anecdotes about medical training provide levity, while serious topics like thrombocytopenia and complex diagnoses highlight the importance of collaboration in healthcare. Listeners are invited to explore the intricate world of diagnostics alongside these expert insights.

Kirtan Patolia, a final-year medical student from B.J. Medical College, and Maria Jimena Aleman, a med student at Universidad Francisco Marroquin, dive into the complex world of speech impairments. They discuss aphasia vs. dysarthria, detailing the neurological roots of these conditions. The duo highlights the challenges of diagnosing strokes, especially in younger patients, and the vital role of thorough clinical evaluations. Their insights on the importance of patient history and symptom examination are both engaging and enlightening.

Guests Anna Fretz, Priyanka Athavale, and Kirtan Patolia discuss a case of a patient with hyperbilirubinemia due to alcoholic hepatitis, who later developed hypoxia and hemolysis. They talk about the evaluation of hyperbilirubinemia, the workup for alcoholic hepatitis, and the basics of methemoglobinemia.

Anna Fretz, Priyanka Athavale, and Kirtan Patolia discuss a fascinating case of a patient found down, exploring topics like hyperkalemia, lactic acidosis, hypothermia, and hyperammonemia. The podcast delves into challenging medical cases, diagnostic clues, management strategies, and the complexities of patient care.