Understanding Pelvic Congestion Syndrome (PCS) and Venous Thrombosis: The Overlooked Causes of Pelvic Pain
Chronic pelvic pain (CPP) is one of the most challenging and often underdiagnosed conditions among women. While many causes are considered, like endometriosis, fibroids, or infections, one crucial and frequently missed reason is Pelvic Congestion Syndrome (PCS). PCS arises due to ovarian and pelvic varicosities, leading to venous congestion within the pelvis. If not identified early, it can cause […]
DNB in Surgery: Complete Guide to Exam, Training, and Career Opportunities
You know what, there is one question which is frequently asked among young doctors is, ‘What is DNB in Surgery?’ Especially when we talk about postgraduate surgical training in India, This is one of the most respected postgraduate qualifications, Diplomate of National Board (DNB) in General Surgery, which is identical in recognition and value to an MS (Master […]
What is MRCS? Complete Guide for You
Are you a medical graduate or student who wants to pursue a career in surgery? You must have heard of the MRCS exam. Membership of the Royal Colleges of Surgeons (MRCS) is a key milestone for future surgeons, particularly those who desire to carry out surgery in the UK as well as other nations with recognition of UK qualifications. In […]
Books for Surgery Residency: Your Essential Guide
Books for Surgery Residency: Your Essential Guide You know that a Surgery Residency is one of the most demanding and satisfying journeys in medicine. This journey requires some skills and flexibility, but the most important thing is the right resources to guide your preparation and practice. These books, always been the best foundation of surgical learning. Today’s […]
269 in DNB Theory! Dr. Pallab Roy Shares His Secrets to Success with Dr. Amrit Nasta
269 in DNB Theory! Dr. Pallab Roy Shares His Secrets to Success with Dr. Amrit Nasta Hello, my dear friends, I am Dr. Amrit Nasta, your surgery faculty at the CSF, and today I have the honour of introducing and congratulating Dr. Pallab Roy, who has secured an amazing 269 score in his DNB theory papers. First of […]
Bladder Injury in Surgery Residency: Causes, Anatomy & Management
Bladder Injury in Surgery Residency: Causes, Anatomy & Management Bladder injury may not be the most common trauma we encounter during surgery residency, but it should never be overlooked. More often than not, it shows up as an associated injury—especially in cases of pelvic fractures or major abdominal trauma. The danger lies in missing the diagnosis, […]
Master the DNB OSCE 2025 with Conceptual Surgery by Your Side
Master the DNB OSCE 2025 with Conceptual Surgery by Your Side So, have you made up your mind about the clear OSCE DNB 2025 exam? You know it requires a targeted approach, clinical clarity, and conceptual learning; it is no longer just about long OT hours and ward work. The DNB OSCE is a major turning point that happens […]
Balancing OT, Wards, and Books: First-Year MS/DNB Surgery Residency Tips
Balancing OT, Wards, and Books: First-Year MS/DNB Surgery Residency Tips The beginning of your hardcore journey in an MS/DNB Surgery Residency is a mix of excitement and fear. You’ve cleared the MS exam, or DNB entrance exam, but the real test begins now, inside the hospital, ward, and operating theatre. This guide is designed to help you adapt faster, learn smarter, […]
Crack FRCS Surgery: Transform Your Career, Globally
Crack FRCS Surgery: Transform Your Career, Globally In Surgery, you know every stitch, every base, and every operation reflects your accuracy. But what separates a skilled surgeon from a globally respected one isn’t just ability; it’s vision. A vision that expands beyond the OT table into academic leadership, surgical innovation, and the ability to make […]
Silent Struggle Of Surgery Residents During Residency
Silent Struggle Of Surgery Residents During Residency From the outside, the journey of becoming a surgeon looks very sorted and powerful. But the reality is not like that; behind the polished scrubs, sharp instruments, and steady hands lies a story of grit, exhaustion, and emotional endurance. The life of surgery residents is often misunderstood, underappreciated, and most […]