What would you do when the clinical decision isn’t as straightforward as it seems?

The second episode of I Rest My Case brings an engaging, case-based exploration of Apixaban through a memorable real-world case. The session will take you through the clinical journey, the decisions that shaped it, and the learnings that stayed with the expert.

Led by Host Dr. Tushar Shah, with Dr. Y. Vijayachandra Reddy sharing memorable cases from his clinical experience.

Join them as they revisit the case, unpack the clinical decisions, and share practical learnings from a case worth remembering.

I Rest My Case - Episode 02- Atrial Fibrillation

I Rest My Case – Episode 01 brings to life a memorable clinical encounter where the challenges of managing drug-resistant bacterial infections demand careful clinical reasoning and timely therapeutic decisions.
In conversation with host Dr. Tushar Shah, Dr. Neha Rastogi, Senior Consultant in Infectious diseases, revisits a case that stayed with her, exploring the diagnostic challenges, antimicrobial resistance, and the critical treatment decisions that shaped the patient's journey. The discussion will highlight the complexities of treating resistant Gram-negative infections and the role of aztreonam–avibactam (ATM-AVI) as a therapeutic option in appropriate clinical settings.
Through real-world experience and expert perspectives, the episode offers practical antimicrobial stewardship insights and clinical pearls for healthcare professionals navigating increasingly complex resistant infections.

I Rest My Case - Episode 01- ATM-AVI

🩺 This Doctors' Day, celebrate the joy of learning - one question at a time!

Think you've got what it takes to outsmart your peers?

Join Dr. Tushar Shah for a high-energy, interactive medical quiz show designed exclusively for doctors. Put your clinical knowledge to the test, challenge yourself with thought-provoking questions, and enjoy an evening of learning, competition, and fun with colleagues from across the country.

🎉 Because the best way to celebrate being a doctor is by doing what you love - learning, thinking, and staying sharp.

Doctor's Day 2026

Hyponatremia is the most common electrolyte abnormality among hospitalised patients, affecting up to 30% of admissions. Despite its prevalence, treatment remains suboptimal, with consequences including increased mortality, greater morbidity, impaired quality of life & prolonged length of stay. In this session, Dr. Tushar Shah works through 10 structured clinical questions to build a systematic framework for hyponatremia management at the bedside. The discussion spans the full clinical arc - from initial diagnosis and volume status assessment to selecting the right correction strategy and avoiding common treatment pitfalls. Join this high-yield update for managing one of the most frequently encountered electrolyte disturbances in acute care practice.

Hyponatremia in Acute Patients in 10 Questions

Medicine is full of abbreviations we use every day - but do we always remember what they truly stand for? This fun, fast-paced interactive session challenges participants to guess commonly used (and some tricky!) medical abbreviations!

Hosted by Dr Tushar Shah, the game blends learning with lively participation, reinforcing key clinical concepts behind each abbreviation. Think quickly, play along, and sharpen your recall - Join us on 15th January 2026 for this fun quiz!

Solving Medicine: An Abbreviations Game

Get ready for an interactive clinical experience like no other on Medflix. In this special session, intriguing real-life cases will unfold step by step, but the audience gets to decide the outcome! At every stage, participants will vote between various diagnostic and management options, shaping how the case progresses in real time.

Hosted by the ever-dynamic Dr. Tushar Shah, this session blends clinical skills with decision making, making for an evening that is equal parts educational and exciting. Come prepared to think, choose, and see where your decisions take the case.

Solving Medicine with Dr. Tushar Shah

This Doctor’s Day, let’s hit pause on the mundane and celebrate the heartbeat of healthcare-YOU! Medflix brings you a light-hearted evening of Tambola with a clinical twist, hosted by the ever-energetic Dr. Tushar Shah. Join your fellow doctors for a game night that celebrates the joy of being in medicine. Register now to secure your spot!

Instead of plain numbers, Dr. Shah will call out clinical questions and clues, if your ticket has the corresponding number, strike it off. There are exciting prizes to grab for winners who hit classic combinations like Each Row, All Corners and a Full House!

How to Play:
- Tambola tickets will be shared in live room just before the game starts
- Keep a pen and paper handy to note down your ticket (You cannot mark it on your streaming screen)
- Strike off numbers as they're called out based on the clinical clues
- To claim a win, comment the combination name (e.g. “first row”) as fast as you can- Just saying “Bingo” won’t count!
- We’ll call out the first correct comment & declare the winner of that category
- Winners will be invited on stage (audio/video on) at the end of the event

Get ready for a fun-filled evening this Doctor's Day - Reserve a spot now!!

Doctor’s Day Special 2025

Epilepsy is not just a neurologist’s concern—primary care physicians often play a critical role in early identification, management, and long-term support for adult patients living with epilepsy. In this engaging interview-style session, Dr. Tushar Shah sits down with neurologist Dr. Natasha Tipnis to discuss the most relevant clinical insights for general practitioners. From recognizing subtle seizure presentations to initiating first-line therapy, understanding when to refer, and managing comorbidities, this conversation will equip every frontline physician with essential tools to handle epilepsy confidently. Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your practical approach to one of the most commonly encountered neurological conditions in primary care.

Adult Epilepsy and the Primary Care Physician - An Interview of Neurologist Dr Natasha Tipnis by Dr. Tushar Shah

Urinary incontinence in women is more than just a medical condition—it impacts the quality of life, emotional well-being, and daily functioning. Despite its prevalence, it remains underdiagnosed and undertreated. Join us for a dynamic Interview Lecture as our expert Dr. Tushar Shah sits down with Urogynaecologist Dr. Sarita Naik to unravel the complexities of urinary incontinence. In this engaging, conversational format, they’ll dive deep into the causes, diagnostic challenges, and the latest management strategies that every clinician should know. Expect candid discussions, expert insights, and practical takeaways—all delivered in a lively, interactive style that keeps you hooked! Don’t miss this opportunity to learn and elevate your practice.

Urinary Incontinence in Women - Interview Lecture with Dr. Tushar Shah & Dr. Sarita Naik

In this insightful session, our expert, Dr. Tushar Shah, will share practical heuristics and shortcuts to enhance diagnostic accuracy and efficiency in outpatient settings. Learn how to streamline your clinical decision-making, avoid common pitfalls, and improve patient outcomes. This session is a must-attend for healthcare professionals seeking to refine their diagnostic skills and deliver high-quality patient care.

Heuristics (Shortcuts) in Outpatient Diagnostics

In this informative session, our expert, Dr. Tushar Shah will delve into the critical aspects of recognizing and responding to red-flag situations in the outpatient department (OPD). Learn how to identify high-risk patients, make timely referrals, and initiate life-saving interventions.  This session is a must-attend for all healthcare professionals seeking to enhance their skills in managing medical emergencies.

Red Flag Situations - Recognition and Reaction in the OPD

Paracetamol, one of the most commonly used over-the-counter medications, plays a crucial role in pain relief and fever reduction. However, its widespread use warrants a comprehensive understanding of its pharmacology, proper dosing, potential risks, and management of overdose. In this session, join expert Dr. Tushar Shah as they explore the science behind paracetamol, its mechanisms of action, and key safety considerations. This session is designed to equip healthcare providers with the knowledge to ensure the safe and effective use of paracetamol in diverse clinical settings.

Everything About Paracetamol

Chikungunya is a debilitating viral illness characterized by severe joint pain and swelling, fever, and rash, transmitted primarily through mosquito bites. If left untreated, Chikungunya can lead to chronic arthritis, neurological complications, and other serious health issues, significantly impacting quality of life. This tropical disease poses a growing threat globally. Join our distinguished expert, Dr. Tushar Shah, in this informative session of '10 Questions' as we delve into the complexities of Chikungunya, exploring its clinical presentation, diagnosis, management, and prevention strategies. Enhance your clinical expertise and stay updated on the latest insights to effectively diagnose and treat this emerging infectious disease.

Chikungunya in 10 Questions

Thyrotoxicosis is the clinical state associated with excess thyroid hormone activity, usually due to inappropriately high-circulating thyroid hormones. The clinical presentation varies, ranging from asymptomatic to life-threatening thyroid storm.  Thyrotoxicosis can lead to serious complications when not diagnosed and treated appropriately, including delirium, altered mental status, osteoporosis, muscle weakness, atrial fibrillation, congestive heart failure, thromboembolic disease, cardiovascular collapse, and death. Enhance your clinical expertise and deepen your understanding of this condition with our esteemed physician, Dr. Tushar Shah, in this engaging edition of '10 questions'!

Thyrotoxicosis in 10 questions

Hypothyroidism has multiple aetiologies and manifestations. It results from low levels of thyroid hormone and can be primarily categorised as primary and secondary (central) hypothyroidism. Untreated hypothyroidism increases morbidity and mortality and the drug of choice for the treatment of hypothyroidism of any etiology is thyroid hormone replacement. However, appropriate treatment requires an accurate diagnosis and is influenced by coexisting medical conditions. Here’s your chance to enrich your clinical practice by learning more about this condition on this edition of ’10 questions’ with our beloved physician, Dr. Tushar Shah!

Hypothyroidism in 10 questions

Welcome to Armamentarium Quiz 4.0 on Medflix, a unique quizzing experience brought to you by Dr. Tushar Shah and Dr. Tushar Maniar. Join us for this engaging event, happening on 28th July (Sunday). Don't miss this opportunity to test your medical knowledge and learn from two renowned experts. See you there! 👋🏻

Armamentarium 4.0 - Quiz

In this unique quiz, explore how the world of Hindi cinema intertwines with the complexities of healthcare. From iconic portrayals of doctors and nurses to the whimsical interpretations of medical mysteries, Bollywood has left an indelible mark on both screens and stethoscopes. Get ready to diagnose your favorite movie scenes, prescribe a dose of laughter, and dissect the connections between Bollywood's glitz and the nuances of internal medicine. So grab your popcorn, your pulse oximeters, and let's dive into a cinematic and medical extravaganza with Medflix megastars, Dr. Tushar Shah and Dr. Mahadev Desai!

Kalakars - Doctor’s Day Special 2024

Here’s your chance to delve into the World of Clinical Medicine and Diagnostics with renowned physician and Medflix superstar, Dr. Tushar Shah. This quiz will give you the opportunity to experience a one-of-a-kind medical journey across India's constituencies, as you battle it out to get to the bottom of some of the ‘key numbers’ in clinical practice.

State the Number with Dr. Tushar Shah

The population of older adults is expanding rapidly, and aging predisposes to cardiovascular disease. The principle of patient-centered care must respond to the preponderance of cardiac disease that now occurs in combination with complexities of old age. In this session, Dr. Tushar Shah, our esteemed expert will discuss about top tips infusing cardiology practice with expanded proficiencies in diagnosis, risks, care coordination, communications, end-of-life, and other competences required to best manage older cardiovascular patients.

Top tips in Geriatric Cardiology

The expertise in diagnosing, treating, and caring for neurological conditions that affect the elderly, as well as the subspecialty of Geriatric Neurology's unique body of knowledge about the ageing nervous system, its susceptibility to particular neurological disorders, and its impact on the prevalence and expression of neurological disease, define this field. Prepare to be enthralled by Dr. Shah's captivating storytelling as he shares compelling case studies and personal experiences from his extensive clinical practice. His ability to connect with audiences on a profound level ensures that this session will be both informative and inspiring.

Top Tips in Geriatric Neurology

Don't just watch the winners of semifinals 1 and 2 compete against one another in this final round of Wizards of Medicine, but also play along with them! where they will be challenged with questions spanning various medical fields. From cardiology to neurology, from dermatology to pediatrics, the questions will cover a wide range of specialties, ensuring a diverse and stimulating experience for all participants. Hurry up! and reserve your seat for the most awaited Pfizer Wizards of Medicine Grand Finale.

Pfizer Wizards of Medicine Grand Finale

Polypharmacy is the excessive or unnecessary use of medications. Polypharmacy can affect anyone but is most common in older adults. Other risk factors include having more than 1 doctor prescribing medications, having chronic mental health conditions, and living in a long-term care facility. In this Intriguing session Dr. Tushar Shah, a renowned expert will discuss about possible consequences and risks of polypharmacy.

Unlearning In Polypharmacy

Let's take a look at the intriguing and ever-changing subject of endocrinology. Endocrinology, or the study of hormones and their effects on our bodies, is a cornerstone of medical science. In this session, we will look at fundamental parts of endocrinology that have a significant impact on patient care, such as hormone balance, thyroid problems, diabetes management, and adrenal illnesses. Dr. Tushar Shah, a well-known expert in the field of medicine, will offer cutting-edge research, practical tactics, and novel approaches to treating endocrine diseases.

Top tips in Endocrinology

Sudden cardiac death is the largest cause of natural death in the world. It causes about 325,000 adult deaths in the nation each year. Patients at risk for SCD may have prodromes of chest pain, fatigue, palpitations, and other nonspecific complaints. A sudden cardiac arrest occurs when the heart stops beating or is not beating sufficiently to maintain perfusion and life. Join us with Dr. Tushar Shah as he covers the etiology, management and practice essentials of SCD to reduce the risk of sudden death in just 10 Questions.

Sudden Cardiac Death in 10 questions

Explore the concept of unlearning and its significance in the pharmacologic management of pain. Pain management practices have evolved over time, and it is essential to challenge existing beliefs and update our knowledge to provide the best care for patients experiencing pain.

Unlearning in Pharmacologic Management of Pain

In this engaging discussion with Dr. Tushar Shah, we delve into the world of Outpatient Steroid Use, gaining essential insights to effectively manage a range of conditions. Through an informative format of 10 Questions, we will address the various aspects of outpatient steroid therapy, including indications, dosing, potential side effects, and monitoring protocols. Join us LIVE on Medflix to stay up-to-date on the tools necessary to make informed decisions when prescribing outpatient steroids and optimizing patient care. 

Outpatient Steroid Use in 10 Questions

Prepare to be enlightened as Dr. Tushar Shah sheds light on pivotal shifts in diagnostic techniques, transformative management strategies, and the evolution of various aspects in cardiology. This session on 'Unlearning in Cardiology' will not only focus on embracing new paradigms but also challenge us to reconsider and reasses outdated clinical practices. Join in LIVE to embark on a journey of shedding old notions in the field of cardiology.

Unlearning in Cardiology

In this discussion with Dr Tushar Shah, we delve into the realm of Oral Antidiabetic Therapy, gaining essential insights to effectively manage diabetes in patients. Through an interesting format of 10 Questions, we will address the various classes of oral antidiabetic medications, including newer hypoglycemic drugs, such as glucagon-like peptide 1 receptor agonists (GLP-1RA), dipeptidyl peptidase-4 inhibitors (DPP-4i) and sodium-glucose cotransporter 2 inhibitors (SGLT-2i), which brings more options for the treatment of  T2DM. Join us LIVE on Medflix, & stay up-to-date on the tools necessary to make informed decisions in tailoring oral antidiabetic regimens & optimizing glycemic control.

Oral Antidiabetic Therapy in Ten Questions

Diagnostics, management, and other areas of medicine are all experiencing significant breakthroughs. Join us live for this incredible series of "Unlearning," where Dr. Tushar Shah will talk about some crucial behaviours we need to alter, veer away from, or give up. We will be tackling "unlearning in pulmonology" in this session. Stay tuned!

Unlearning in Pulmonology

Oral iron replacement is the most appropriate first-line treatment in the majority of patients. Its efficacy can be limited by poor patient compliance due to the high rate of gastrointestinal adverse effects and the prolonged treatment course needed to replenish body iron stores. Intravenous iron preparations are indicated when oral iron therapy has failed or rapid replenishment is required. Let's understand everything about iron deficiency and replacement in 10 questions with medflix superstar faculty - Dr. Tushar Shah live only on medflix. 

Iron Deficiency and Replacement in 10 Questions 

Join us live as we celebrate Medflix's two-year milestone with an incredible night filled with joy, laughter, exciting games, and amazing prizes for everyone! Don your party hats and join in on this wonderful celebration that is sure to be fun and festive.

Medflix Anniversary Special 

Many essential vitamins were initially discovered through investigations into severe deficiency diseases such as scurvy (vitamin C), rickets (vitamin D), megaloblastic anemias (vitamin B12 and folate), pellagra (niacin), and beriberi (thiamine). Rather than being single molecules, most vitamins exist as a group of related compounds that can provide the necessary essential molecular components. For example, niacin can be obtained from nicotinic acid and nicotinamide, and vitamin K can be obtained from phytonadione and menadione. The Food and Nutrition Board of the Institute of Medicine has established recommended daily amounts or intakes for most vitamins.

Vitamins in 10 Questions

Are you familiar with the challenges of diagnosing and treating non-diabetic peripheral neuropathy? Dr Tushar Shah is here to provide insights and recommendations on this complex condition in his upcoming talk on 'Non-Diabetic Neuralgias in 10 Questions'. With a focus on the underlying causes, diagnostic tools, and specialized treatment options for each case, Dr Shah's talk is a must-attend event for every physician looking to expand their knowledge and enhance their patient care. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from an expert in the field! 

Non-Diabetic Neuralgias in 10 Questions

Diagnostics, management, and other areas of medicine are all experiencing significant breakthroughs. Join us live for this incredible series of "Unlearning," where Dr. Tushar Shah will talk about some crucial behaviours we need to alter, veer away from, or give up. We will be tackling "unlearning in gastroenterology" in this first session. Stay tuned!

Unlearning in Gastroenterology

Various therapies are available for migraine prophylaxis and prevention. Prophylactic therapy may decrease the frequency, severity, and duration of migraine attacks, increase responsiveness to acute migraine therapy and improve quality of life. Propranolol is the most common and one of the most effective first-line medications used for migraine prevention. The other class of drugs often reached out for are anticonvulsants, antidepressants, calcium channel blockers, ACE-Is/ARBs, triptans & NSAIDS. Let us hear all about Migraine Prophylaxis is just 10 Questions with Dr. Tushar Shah!

Migraine Prophylaxis in 10 Questions

Over the past few weeks, flu cases have risen in India which is in the clutches of an influenza outbreak. H3N2 has been the dominant subtype followed by H1N1, both subtypes of Influenza 'A' . Meanwhile, Adenovirus infections is causing major concerns in the pediatric age group including deaths in certain states. RSV is creating havoc in geriatric age group. Join us live with Medflix blockbuster faculty Dr. Tushar Shah in conversation with Dr. Tanu Singhal. 

Unmasking the Current H3N2 & Other Respiratory Viral Infections

High blood pressure is an important public health problem because of associated risks of stroke and cardiovascular events. It is most often of unknown origin, is relatively easy to detect and can be lowered with antihypertensive drugs. Extensive epidemiological data support the well‐known relationship between blood pressure and risk of cardiovascular disease, particularly the importance of systolic blood pressure as a determinant of risk. Let's understand hypertension lowering agents and some important dos and don'ts for the same with Medflix #BlockBuster faculty - Dr. Tushar Shah.

Antihypertensive Pharmacotherapy in 10 Questions

The burden of gout is growing worldwide, due to the increasing number of people with conditions that predispose them to hyperuricaemia such as hypertension, obesity, diabetes, chronic kidney disease and the use of diuretics. In just 10 key questions, Dr. Tushar Shah takes us through the entire clinical picture of gout and its management. Each question is designed to explore a new clinical angle & enlighten us on all of the latest gout management techniques. Experience the #Joy of Learning Medicine with Medflix's cherished Mentor.

Gout in 10 Questions

With the onset of winter, Covid has once again started surging in several countries. Speaking about the new variants, World Health Organization (WHO) on Tuesday said XBB.1.5 is yet another descendant of Omicron, the most contagious - and now globally dominant - variant of the virus that causes COVID-19. It is an offshoot of XBB, first detected in October, which is itself a recombinant of two other Omicron subvariants. Join us live with #MedflixSuperstar faculty, Dr. Tushar Shah to understand what should be the preparedness from a clinician's perspective and what are the new updates in clinical world to fight this variant.

Omicron and Updates!

Let's get together one last time in the year 2022 to recap some of the best moments of Medicine and Medflix. We have lots of interesting games, quizzes and segments to keep you entertained as we wrap up the year and get ready to welcome 2023

Best Moments of 2022

A case of Bronchial Asthma and 10 crucial Questions! Dr. Tushar Shah is here with us yet again to help simplify core concepts in Medicine in a unique case discussion format. Each of the ten questions will be connected to significant checkpoints of the case, and during the discussion, we will gain tremendous insights into the complete clinical picture of Asthma. Experience the #Joy of Learning Medicine with Medflix's cherished Mentor.

Asthma in 10 Questions

WHO has declared that Antimicrobial Resistance is one of the top 10 global public health threats facing humanity. Misuse and overuse of antimicrobials are the main drivers in the development of drug-resistant pathogens. Penicillin-resistant pneumococci, multi-drug-resistant tuberculosis, methicillin-resistant and S. aureus (MRSA) are the most common antibiotic-resistant bacteria examples in hospital settings. Why do clinicians prescribe antibiotics inappropriately? We know — but do not always follow — established clinical guidelines for appropriate antibiotic use. Let us reiterate on the consequences with a case-by-case understanding of How to Avoid Inappropriate Antimicrobial use with Dr. Tushar Shah!

How to Avoid Inappropriate use of Antimicrobials?

Old age is commonly associated with multiple illnesses, as well as with altered pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics for example, delayed renal elimination of drugs and increased sensitivity to anticholinergic and sedating effects. Certain drugs are classified as potentially inappropriate medications for the elderly because they carry an increased risk of adverse drug events in this patient group. Let's understand how can we (not) harm geriatric patients seriously with none other than the most zealous creator of Medflix - Dr. Tushar Shah in his #BlockBuster live.

10 Ways (Not) to Seriously Harm a Geriatric Patient

After the 'Wizards of Medicine' comes the quiz on symptomatology with Dr. Tushar Shah. Join us for a really fascinating session when knowledge is put to the test and new ideas are learned all at once!

Symptomatology Quiz #1

Seasonal fevers strike several regions of India during the post-monsoon season every year. These fevers include those that cause very high morbidity and mortality rates, such as Dengue, Malaria, Scrub Typhus, Leptospirosis, and Typhoid fever. Due to single or multiple organ failure, a significant portion of these patients need intensive care unit (ICU) care like mechanical breathing, renal replacement therapy, vasopressor support, blood and blood component therapy. When there is a limited amount of time for action, the clinical presentation of these diseases is so similar that it is practically difficult to distinguish between them in emergency and intensive care settings. Join us live for this #BlockBuster with Dr. Tushar Shah

Navigating the Current Storm of Monsoon Illnesses

Influenza seems to be the flavor of the month! H1N1 Swine flu is a subtype of influenza A virus, which causes upper, and potentially, lower respiratory tract infections in the host it infects, resulting in symptoms such as nasal secretions, chills, fever, decreased appetite, and possibly lower respiratory tract disease. H1N1 swine influenza is a common infection in pigs worldwide, and that is why it is also known as swine flu. Join us LIVE on MEDFLIX as Dr. Tushar Shah discusses the presentation, evaluation, and management of H1N1 influenza.

And now...H1N1 Influenza!

A drug interaction is a reaction between two (or more) drugs or between a drug and a food, beverage, or supplement. Taking a drug while having certain medical conditions can also cause a drug interaction. Drug interactions occur on pharmacodynamic and pharmacokinetic levels. Examples of pharmacodynamic interactions are simultaneous administration of a NSAID and phenprocoumon (additive interaction), or of aspirin and ibuprofen (antagonistic interaction). Pharmacokinetic interactions occur at the levels of absorption (e.g., levothyroxine and neutralizing antacids), elimination (e.g., digoxin and macrolides), and metabolism, as in the competition for cytochrome P450 enzymes (e.g., SSRIs and certain beta-blockers). The systematic knowledge of drug interaction, in particular on the level of absorption, elimination, transport and drug metabolism may help to prevent adverse effects.Join us live with Medflix blockbuster faculty Dr. Tushar Shah for this interesting discussion. 

Symptomatology of Drug Interactions

The majority of adverse medication reactions are dose-related, but others are allergic or idiosyncratic in nature. ADRs that are dose-related are usually predictable; ADRs that are not dose-related are usually unpredictable. Mild, moderate, severe, or deadly adverse medication responses are the most common classifications. Symptoms and signs may appear immediately after the first dose or only after long-term use. They may be clear signs of drug use, or they may be too subtle to be identified as such. Subtle ADRs in older persons can lead to functional decline, mental changes, failure to flourish, loss of appetite, disorientation, and despair. Join us live as Dr. Tushar Shah shares some fascinating insights about the symptomatology of ADR. This is part -2 of 'Symptomatology of Adverse Drug Reactions' and you can catch up on part 2 by going replay section.

Symptomatology of Adverse Drug Reactions #2

The majority of adverse medication reactions are dose-related, but others are allergic or idiosyncratic in nature. ADRs that are dose-related are usually predictable; ADRs that are not dose-related are usually unpredictable. Mild, moderate, severe, or deadly adverse medication responses are the most common classifications. Symptoms and signs may appear immediately after the first dose or only after long-term use. They may be clear signs of drug use, or they may be too subtle to be identified as such. Subtle ADRs in older persons can lead to functional decline, mental changes, failure to flourish, loss of appetite, disorientation, and despair. Join us live as Dr. Tushar Shah shares some fascinating insights about the symptomatology of ADR.

Symptomatology of Adverse Drug Reactions 

Gujarat, India, reported a case of Omicron subvariant BA.5 on Tuesday. This variant is derived from the highly transmissible Omicron coronavirus variant. These BA.4 and BA.5 variants are the sub-variants of the globally circulating Omicron variant. These sub-variants were initially discovered in South Africa earlier this year, and they have now been discovered in a number of other nations as well. Will these sub-variants lead to a new wave of COVID cases or the country's fourth COVID wave? Join us LIVE as we find out all there is to this latest surge of COVID with Medflix Select faculty Dr. Tushar Shah.

The Oncoming Omicron Surge

Monsoon is coming! and thus, the all vector borne diseases and the most common of all is Dengue, also known as breakbone fever due to the severity of muscle spasms and joint pain, dandy fever, or seven-day fever because of the usual duration of symptoms. Although most cases are asymptomatic, severe illness and death may occur. Let's be prepared for the same. Join us live with a super amazing medflix select faculty - Dr. Tushar Shah. Let's brush up all basics starting from pathophysiology, symptomatic presentation, physical exam findings, and standard line of management.

Diagnosis & Management of Dengue

This is definitely an sumptuous for all physicians by this amazing Medflix select faculty - Dr. Tushar Shah. The first step in healing is to diagnose the problem, but the key is to do so with only the most basic and necessary resources. Clinical diagnosis is the key for all Indian physicians but it comes with experience. Let's understand from Dr. Tushar Shah how to effectively do the diagnosis and what are the essential diagnostic tests required for any particular condition.

A Game of Diagnostics

Acute diseases are characterised by a rapid onset and progression. Chronic conditions, on the other hand, are long-term and develop over time. Because of the fundamental distinction between the two, these diseases have distinctive symptoms. Let us watch Dr. Tushar Shah describe the distinctions in symptomatology between acute and chronic diseases, and how we may use this information to assist diagnose patients in our practice.

Acute and Chronic Diseases: Specific Symptomatology 

What is the differential diagnosis of acute abdominal pain? The potential causes of acute abdominal pain include abdominal aortic aneurysms, diabetic ketoacidosis, inflammatory bowel diseases, and appendicitis, to name just a few. The key to a timely clinical diagnosis is detailed history taking and narrowing down on the site of pain in the abdomen. We are delighted to be hosting a 'Medflix Select' session with Dr. Tushar Shah, who will conduct a deep dive into the symptomatology of acute abdominal pain!

Symptomatology of Acute Abdominal Pain

A textbook does adequate justice to the steps required in diagnosing and managing Acute Coronary Syndrome (ACS). However, picking up the not-so-obvious signs and symptoms of ACS is very important in the emergency medical setup, especially when dealing with patients on beta-blockers or other antihypertensives. Join one of Medflix’s favorite speakers Dr. Tushar Shah as he decodes the hacks that prevent him from missing an episode of ACS!

How Not to Miss Acute Coronary Syndrome?

Dr. Tushar Shah is back with his second session in the “Covid Updates” club! During this Medflix-exclusive session, he will cover the topic of vaccine boosters, immunization in youngsters, self-isolation protocols, and masking mandates. Combing his clinical expertise and impeccable sense of humor, Dr. Shah will unpack the latest data and guidelines regarding Omicron and natural immunity. A session that doctors should not miss!

COVID Vaccination and Precautions

Is it possible for delta and omicron to co-infect? Although the Omicron image is generally asymptomatic, what is the red flag here? When should monoclonal antibody infusions begin? What is the recommended line of intervention for those who are experiencing symptoms? Get answers to all of these key questions in the first session of Dr. Tushar Shah's 'COVID Updates' Forum!

Omicron: Diagnosis and Outpatient Management

Due to the general increased prevalence of chronic diseases and drug use, the elderly are the most vulnerable population group. Several aspects of ageing and geriatric medicine influence drug prescribing for the elderly. As a result, selecting appropriate pharmacotherapy for the elderly becomes a complex and difficult process. Professional errors in prescribing, preparation, dispensing, and administration have been identified as direct causes of preventable adverse events, despite the fact that adverse drug responses are the most common unavoidable adverse events. Let us hear more from Dr. Tushar Shah about reducing medication errors in the elderly.

Medication Errors in the Elderly

Acute febrile illness is the leading cause of overcrowding in hospital wards during the monsoon season, and with the rise in viral illnesses, it is critical that we grasp the symptomatology to the point where we can diagnose without ordering lab testing (Not completely avoid but postpone few days to reduce lab load). Let us attend this symposium and learn some intriguing topics from Dr. Shah, who is enthusiastic about teaching and has a high presence and skill for communicating concepts.

Symptomatology of Acute Febrile illness

Consulting Physician at Advanced Multispecialty Hospital, Mumbai | Author | Poet | Comedian

What happens when migraine goes beyond the headache and becomes a complex clinical challenge?

The third episode of I Rest My Case brings an engaging, case-based exploration of migraine, with a special focus on its psychiatric dimensions. The session will explore the clinical journey, the complexities of diagnosis and management, and the interplay between migraine and mental health.

Led by Host Dr. Tushar Shah, with Dr. K. Ravishankar sharing insights from his clinical experience.

Join them as they revisit a memorable case, unpack the clinical complexities, and discuss practical learnings at the intersection of migraine and psychiatry.

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