Publications by authors named "K Srikant"

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  • Intrathoracic extraskeletal Ewing's sarcoma (EES) is a rare and malignant tumor, and a case is discussed involving a young adult man with a large EES that appeared as a lung abscess.
  • Initial diagnostic tests did not provide clear results, leading to an exploratory thoracotomy to remove the mass, which was later confirmed as Ewing's sarcoma through histopathology and specialized tests.
  • Although the patient did not follow through with initial chemoradiotherapy, he experienced a recurrence of the mass a year later and eventually received adjuvant chemotherapy, resulting in his current remission.
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Unlabelled: Femoral shaft fractures are major life- and limb-threatening injuries. Such injuries, when neglected for months or years, can lead to a range of debilitating consequences. In the Indian subcontinent, there are multiple such cases that are presented to tertiary care hospitals late due to a lack of awareness and low socioeconomic constraints.

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Langerhan's Cell Histiocytosis (LCH) is disorders which include abnormalities that result from abnormal proliferation of langerhan's cells or their precursors. LCH is clinically classified into three types-eosinophilic granuloma, Hand Schuller Christian disease and Abt-Letterer- Siwe disease. It is usually manifested in childhood as well as in adulthood.

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Authors describe a very rare case of mature teratoma with malignant transformation, preoperatively suggested by FDG PET/CT study. So the role of CT component in elucidating three embryonal components and hypermetabolism evident on PET part suggesting possible malignant transformation makes PET/CT a valuable modality in evaluation of these rare tumors.

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The highest prevalence of type 2 diabetes mellitus in developing countries occurs in the upper socio-economic group, but this has not been well documented in Indians. The age and sex standardized prevalence of diabetes in 1112 affluent adult Indian subjects was 21.1%.

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