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Please Help me! - picu
#11
@ mdoid

That is so kind of you thank you!
I am wondering if you have any opportunities for researches in Washington DC /Maryland/Virginia area, I am US citizen will be done with step 3 soon and very interested in such chance but unable to relocate. Any inputs will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
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#12
i wouldn't be in Nebraska if i had any other options its really really cold Smile , connect with zu on usmleforums in Baltimore maybe she can help u
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#13
Yep it is!! Smile I lived there before. Thanks will contact Zu.
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#14
I would appreciate it if you could give me zu e mail please.Thank you!
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#15
sorry i dont have her id, just post of forums
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#16
Bacterial endocarditis (Endocarditis) - High Yeild Topics For USMLE, 10 Points You Should Know
is a localized infection of the endocardium
characterized by vegetations involving the valve leaflets or walls.
It can also be classified as acute (ABE) or subacute (SBE).
Infection of healthy valves by high-virulence organisms
Produces metastatic foci
Usually fatal if not treated within 6 weeks
Most common organism is S. aureus (MCQ)
Seeding of previously damaged valves (rheumatic heart disease, con-
genital valve defects: mitral valve prolapse)
caused by low-virulence organisms
Does not produce metastatic foci
Most common organism is Streptococcus viridans (MCQ)
Mitral valve is most often affected(MCQ)
Read more at news4medico dot com/endocarditis/
1132 High Yeild Topics for USMLE
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