Streptococcus pneumoniae (pneumococci), a human microbial pathogen, responsible for pneumatic infection in the 19th century. And it can be diagnosed by Draughtsman Appearance of their colonies. Draughtsman appearance is an indicative culture-based test for Pneumococcus (Streptococcus pneumoniae). They are usually seen in 24 – 48 hrs of prolonged incubation in blood agar as young alpha-hemolytic …

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In this post, we had listed down the causes, signs, color, and mechanism of Paltauf Hemorrhage along with frequently asked questions. What is Paltauf Hemorrhage? Hemorrhages on the anterior surface of the lungs, present subpleurally with shining pale pink or bluish-red in color, usually of 1cm to 2cm in diameter are called Paltauf hemorrhages. They …

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Estimation of age from teeth is quite a viable tool in human identification. There are many age determination methods to determine the relative age of a person, and with this article, we try to cover all the dental age estimation techniques that are important for the examination point of view. So, in this concise article …

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In this post on the Burtonian line, you get to know about its causes, principle, source of origin, and other signs and symptoms related to lead poisoning like saturnism, coli, etc. along with a case study. For those, who just want the quick definition of it is defined as: Burtonian line is a classic symptom …

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This post on Doll’s Eye Reflex topics are related to its causes, principle, positive and negative doll’s eye reflex or OCD reflex, and step by step procedure, and a case study. This post has a FAQ section that further enriches your knowledge of the doll’s eye reflex. What is Doll’s Eye Reflex? It is an …

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