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finished her residency at Makati Medical Center , Ph

At the end of the day, the basis of military law is deterrence, pure and simple, hence defaulters must be dealt with swiftly, harshly, impartially, with scant regard to mitigation pleas, psychologists’ findings, character testimonies. Posts on the statement welcomed.

PS – That being said, thankfully I was never charged for verbal insubordination in my time owing to a very very patient OC who knew the difference between impulsive teenage exuberance and premeditated wilful malice.

Transpupillary retinal biopsy is not possible , such procedure would result in corneal scarring and cataract formation, with likely most likely resulting in ectopia lentis [lens dislocation], vitreous hemorrhage, and retinal detachment….which can cause permanent blindness Retinal biopsy can only be done by experienced ophthalmologist using vitrectomy techniques.

@jeffrey i am fan of your speculation about this series and given your medical background how did you miss it buddy? i guess ophtha is not your favorite subject…;)

who is writing script of show anyways? are they having some medical background? because rest of medical data seems pretty convincing i suppose…

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Gender is also very difficult to define, as this culture attempts to tell us that there are simply two genders, and no in between, which isn’t true. Culture says that there are specific behavioral traits that comprise gender, but people are too multi-faceted to simply be lumped into on category or another. There is a large area between the genders, where we get people with both masculine and feminine traits.

Also, this has absolutely nothing to do with homosexuality. I personally know a person, born male, who is transitioning to female and is attracted to women. A

Downside: cost, radiation dosage, annoying radiology registrars.
Upside: identify non-appendiceal pathology, especially in the multiply-entered-belly case where an open appendix may be more appropriate.

as for investigations: I’d still CXR/ECG/ABG pt 1. quick, cheap, and gives you useful information (not that it’d necessarily change your management).

(congrats on the publication, btw. being last author is an unusual place.)