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The Weekly Huddle

The Weekly Huddle

Author: Dr. Anoop Agrawal

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"The Weekly Huddle" is a weekly chat session hosted by Drs. Anoop Agrawal and Praneeth Polamuri. It is an unscripted audience-level interaction addressing common clinical scenarios, recent research findings, news, lifestyle, among others. We aim to keep the discussion patient-practice oriented. While we do intend to include science and guidelines in our discussion, The Huddle intends to help a physician translate established knowledge to clinical practice taking local factors into account.
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Session 128: Renal stones

Session 128: Renal stones

2023-01-0501:07:26

I can say with certainty that each one of you knows at least one friend/family member who has suffered from a kidney stone and may have sought your opinion. No matter which specialty we belong to, we ought to have basic knowledge of kidney stones to aid in guiding our patients, friends, or family members; also to understand the fundamental urological procedures related to it.
As new sub-lineages of the COVID-Omicron variant make their presence across the world, the situation in India seems dynamic. In this 127th session of the weekly huddle, I am joined by Prof. Anurag Agrawal (Dean, Ashoka University - Institute of Biosciences) to discuss the current trends and future aspects of COVID-Omicron in India.
In this 126th session, I am joined by Dr. Pratik (Infectious Disease) to discuss the diagnosis, management, and vaccine strategies pertaining to Herpes Zoster.
In this 125th session, we discuss a case of a frozen shoulder presenting with pain and reduced range of motion. Joining in today's discussion are experts in the field of orthopaedics, physiotherapy, and anaesthesia (pain control) who share insights on how their respective speciality have evolved to provide optimal care to such patients.
Session 124: Sterile pyuria

Session 124: Sterile pyuria

2022-12-1001:02:59

Sterile pyuria is a common, often ignored, entity which carries significant morbidity and if left untreated, may add mortality as well. Today, I am joined by nephrologist and urologist who add their insight to this topic.
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