About Trauma for NEET SS Surgery
Trauma entails studying comprehensive trauma assessment, advanced trauma life support principles, surgical techniques in trauma, radiological evolution, surgical techniques etc. Questions related to trauma are likely to be an integral part of NEET SS curriculum, and PrepLadder helps you just by helping you with the right type of study resources.
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Abdominal Trauma- Types, Symptoms, Diagnosis And Treatment
Abdominal trauma is a medical condition attributable to harm to the abdominal location, which is the region of the frame containing organs which
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Metabolic Response To Injury
The metabolic response to injury is a complex process that includes metabolic, immunological, and physiological systems that work together to bri...
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Neck Injuries- Pathology, Signs And Investigation
The neck has the greatest mortality rate of any body region; Neck injuries are rare. The risk of mortality rate is around 20.0% of mortality if
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How Does PrepLadder Make Trauma Learning Easy for Students?
PrepLadder's platform is meticulously crafted to systematically cover Trauma syllabus for NEET SS, providing aspirants with a thorough and structured preparation for NEET SS Surgery exam. The Test series is curated by India's Top Medical Faculty, aligning with the latest exam pattern to equip aspirants with the study resources including conceptual video lectures, comprehensive notes, QBank etc.
Meet our Trauma Faculty
Dr. Pritesh Singh, a graduate from Maulana Azad Medical College and postgraduate from Lady Hardinge Medical College, New Delhi, India, is an excellent teacher and has been taking awe-inspiring classes in various countries Since 2009. He is a renowned educationist and author of Surgery Essence, which needs no introduction, and AIIMS Essence, and DPG entrance examination books.
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Surgical Anatomy and Evaluation of Patient for Thoracic Surgery
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Anatomy Of The Lungs
LungsThe lungs develop from the protrusion of the primordial foreguts, which are divided into two buds. The left and right lungs will be formed by sep
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Pleura And Mediastinum
PleuraThe pleura consists of the parietal and visceral layers, covered by using a skinny epithelium known as mesothelium. Between these layers lies th
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