Rigglers

Complications of cholelithiasis
Cholesterol stones
HMG-CoA reductase
Gall stone ileus

Vogt's

Vogt's triad (FAMOVS)
=vertical striae
=Keratoconus
=frequent change of glasses
PMMA=Hard contact lens
HEMA=soft contact lens
Rigid gas permeable contact lenses

Glaucoma
Optic nerve CN 2
IOP = 20 mmHg
PACG 5 Stages
Acute angle closure glaucoma(PIACA)
=Emergency
= 2% pilocarpine
=iv mannitol/acetazolamide
=laser peripheral iridotomy

Arlts line=Herbedt pits=Trachoma AC
Smokestack appearance=CSR
Berlins edema = Blunt trauma

Car-ney just park GIST

Carney's triad
Car park just

1)Pulmonary chondroma
2)Paraganglioma
3)GIST

Interstitial cells of 'cajal'
Fletcher criteria
Metastasis to liver

Becks triad

Hypotension

Ch-a-r-co-t

Charcot's triad

Ch-a-r-co-t

Cholangitis ascending
1)ruq pain
2)jaundice =conjugated
hyperbilirubinaemia
3)temperature

Reynauld's pentad
Shock & Coma

UGC = Unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia
DRC = Conjugated hyperbilirubinemia

Double duct sign=periampullary cancer

T-ro-tter(NPC) 510

Nasopharyngeal carcinoma

Trotter's triad 510
1)T=trigeminal(5)   2) ro=10  3)tter=ear

1) Trigeminal temporoparietal neuralgia CN 5

2)CN 10 th nerve =vagus nerve palsy
Palatal paralysis

3) eardeaf

Nasopharyngeal carcinoma
MRI
Fossa of rosenmuller
EBV

VS Nasopharyngeal angiofibroma
CECT
sphenopalatine foramen
Frog face deformity

Gradenigo triad in unsafe ear

Extracranial complication of unsafe ear 

Atticoantral CSOM 

Cholesteatoma 

MRM =Modified Radical Mastoidectomy 

Gradenigo's triad= Petrous apex involvement 

U56 

• Ear discharge

• Abducens nerve (6th nerve) palsy (diplopia)

• Retro-orbital pain (due to 5th nerve trigeminal neuralgia)

Hitzelberger sign =Acoustic neuroma =CN8

Vestibulocochlear nerve 

BERA 

MRI mc cerebellopontine tumour 

Pressure on all nerves except 1 & 2 

5th nerve earliest to involve 

Loss of corneal reflex 

Gresingersign=Lateral sinus thrombophlebitis