Wow,, the diagnosis is very nice... Didn't do the practical not yet,, but will be very interesting... By the way, the tabla was fabulous.. like a professional 😬
This is some great content right here, thank you Sir. But I have a question - can fat tissue in areas around the lungs in overweight people affect the sound of percussion, making it more dull?
Yes it can. And in such a circumstance, we will have to correlate this with the other clinical findings (like, auscultation over the lungs). Yes, percussion can provide important clues toward the diagnosis. However, by itself , it may not be enough to come to a conclusion regarding the clinical condition.
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An addition:- If the percussion is done on the bone, pleximeter is NOT placed on the bone. Strike directly on the bone with plexor finger.
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Wow,, the diagnosis is very nice...
Didn't do the practical not yet,, but will be very interesting...
By the way, the tabla was fabulous.. like a professional 😬
Thanks, Snehajeet….!
Aur koi farmaaiishh hai toh zaroor batana. Any topic that you want.
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Very well explained.you make it seem so interesting.
Thanks , doctor Ashesh. Let's collab , for ophthalmic physiology.
This is some great content right here, thank you Sir. But I have a question - can fat tissue in areas around the lungs in overweight people affect the sound of percussion, making it more dull?
Yes it can. And in such a circumstance, we will have to correlate this with the other clinical findings (like, auscultation over the lungs). Yes, percussion can provide important clues toward the diagnosis. However, by itself , it may not be enough to come to a conclusion regarding the clinical condition.
@@VivekSirsPhysiology Thank you for your reply! I find it very helpful.