Tag: #Anesthesiology
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Breaking Barriers Enhancing Research Engagement Among Anesthesiology Residents
Introduction Research is a cornerstone of modern anesthesiology training, shaping residents into critical thinkers capable of elevating patient care standards. At Vicente Sotto Memorial Medical Center (VSMMC), completing a research paper is a core requirement before graduation. However, many residents face significant challenges—such as limited time and lack of mentorship—that hinder research productivity. This article…
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Unusual Green Urine Caused by Propofol A Benign But Rare Clinical Observation
Introduction Green-tinted urine is an alarming but often benign phenomenon that can arise during medical treatment. In a rare case from Dhulikhel Hospital, Nepal, a patient sedated with the anesthetic drug propofol developed green-colored urine—a side effect that is not widely known but clinically harmless. This blog explores the case, its context, and implications for…
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Seventeen Years Later A Rare Case of Submitral Ventricular Pseudoaneurysm After Cardiac Surgery
Introduction Cardiac surgeries often offer life-saving outcomes, yet rare complications can emerge even years later. One such uncommon yet critical condition is Submitral Ventricular Pseudoaneurysm (SLVP), which may arise long after mitral valve replacement. A recent case highlights the late manifestation of this condition in a 59-year-old woman, seventeen years post-surgery underlining the need for…
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