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Femoral triangle with nerve, artery, vein and a femoral hernia sac beneath the inguinal ligament, plus insetAnatomy

Femoral Triangle for NEET PG: Boundaries, NAVEL Contents and Femoral Hernia

Revise the femoral triangle for NEET PG: three boundaries, floor and roof, NAVEL contents, the three sheath compartments, the femoral canal and ring, and the femoral hernia link.

2 Nov 2026·9 min read
Superior view of the visual pathway: eyes, optic chiasma, tracts, geniculate bodies and radiations to occipital cortexOphthalmology

Visual Pathway and Its Lesions for NEET PG: A Site-by-Site Field Defect Map

Trace the visual pathway from retina to occipital cortex and learn which lesion at each site produces which field defect, with a one-page table and worked self-test questions.

2 Nov 2026·12 min read
Three Dane particle cross-sections of hepatitis B virus showing envelope, core capsid and DNA genome, for serologyMicrobiology

Hepatitis B Serology for NEET PG: Marker-by-Marker Interpretation and the Window Period

A marker-by-marker guide to hepatitis B serology for NEET PG: what HBsAg, anti-HBs, total anti-HBc, IgM anti-HBc, HBeAg and HBV DNA each mean, how to read the common patterns, and why the window period is easy to misread.

31 Oct 2026·10 min read
Cutaway of a deep leg vein with open valves and a pale thrombus on the wall, with an endothelial inset: Virchow triadPathology

Virchow's Triad for NEET PG: Three Components, Each With Clinical Examples

Virchow's triad lists the three factors that promote thrombosis: endothelial injury, abnormal blood flow and hypercoagulability. Learn each component with clinical examples and a worked renal cell carcinoma case.

29 Oct 2026·10 min read
Lungs with a cavitating apical TB lesion, a bacilli close-up and four tablets for antitubercular drugsPharmacology

Antitubercular Drugs for NEET PG: Mechanisms, Side Effects and a Memory Aid

A revision guide to first line antitubercular drugs: how isoniazid, rifampicin, pyrazinamide and ethambutol work, their key toxicities, what to monitor, and a mnemonic to hold it together.

29 Oct 2026·11 min read
Plain 2x2 grid of blue squares, diagonal pair dark and the other pair pale, for sensitivity and specificity tableCommunity Medicine (PSM)

Sensitivity and Specificity for NEET PG: A Worked 2x2 Table, PPV, NPV and the Prevalence Effect

Learn sensitivity and specificity through one worked 2x2 table, see why PPV and NPV move with prevalence, and sort out series versus parallel testing.

28 Oct 2026·14 min read
Two sagittal uterus views: placenta previa covering the cervical os and abruptio placentae with a retroplacental clotObstetrics & Gynaecology

Placenta Previa vs Abruptio Placentae for NEET PG: The Painless vs Painful Bleeding Table

Placenta previa causes painless bleeding with a soft uterus. Abruptio placentae causes painful bleeding with a tender, hypertonic uterus. Here is the full NEET PG comparison.

28 Oct 2026·14 min read
Heart with LAD, circumflex and right coronary artery territories shaded, plus ST-elevation ECG inset, MI localisationMedicine

ECG Changes in Myocardial Infarction: Lead-Wise Localisation for NEET PG

A NEET PG revision guide to ECG changes in MI: the evolution from hyperacute T waves to Q waves, ST-elevation thresholds, STEMI equivalents, and a lead-wise table linking each territory to its artery.

27 Oct 2026·14 min read
Peptic ulcer: stomach cutaway with gastric and perforated duodenal ulcers, inset of air under diaphragmSurgery

Peptic Ulcer: Duodenal vs Gastric Ulcer, H. pylori and Perforation for NEET PG

A NEET PG revision guide to peptic ulcer: a duodenal vs gastric comparison table, H. pylori treatment, modified Johnson types, special ulcers, and the work-up and surgical management of a perforated ulcer.

27 Oct 2026·12 min read

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