Ten tips to master ultrasound B-scan of the posterior segment of the eye.

Background: The ultrasound B-scan is one of the most commonly used ophthalmic investigations in day-to-day practice. It is a noninvasive investigative modality to assess the posterior segment of the eye and is irreplaceable in patients with hazy or opaque media.

Purpose: This video aims to summarize a few tips for beginners to help them perform and interpret a B-scan with ease.

A Case Series of Round Block Techniques for Large, Recurrent, and Multicentric Benign Breast Diseases.

Benign breast diseases are a common presentation in the breast clinic outpatient department. These diseases, including giant fibroadenoma, multiple fibroadenoma in different quadrants, and large or recurrent phyllodes tumors, pose challenges in surgical management. We present a case series of 16 patients aged 19 to 63 years (average age, 41.