I hope all the students and doctors from Bangladesh and abroad will find this page helpful. My aim is to refresh your knowledge of Pathology and help you understand the difficult concepts easily. I have been involved in tutoring medical students since 2005. The main problem with the medical students from Bangladesh, as I have observed, is most of them only want to pass the Professional Exam by any
means. They collect suggestions, solve professional exam questions, recall them, note them down. But in the long run it never helps. In clinical practice it is crucial to correlate your knowledge of basic sciences with the patient conditions. That's how the clinical subjects are meant to be studied. If your study of pathology is aimed towards a simple pass, you will never be a good clinician. You need to study more than your peers. Most importantly you need to know what to study and how to study! No matter what specialty you are interested in, Pathology is the mother of all of them. It will surely love you back! My blog will help you to understand the difficult concepts of Pathology! And at the same time it will guide you for the exams. The primary aim of this blog is to help MBBS & BDS students from Bangladesh preparing for their Pathology Professional Examinations. But post graduate students will also find this page quite helpful! I believe doctors preparing for national and overseas exams like FCPS/MD/MS/Diploma, USMLE, AMC, MRCP, MRCS etc will also find this page useful. But the main target group of my blog is undergraduate students. I welcome any constructive criticism and suggestions for the betterment of this blog. Message me what type of contents need to be discussed on the page. What topics you find more difficult to understand. I will try my best to clear your conception. By helping you I will be able to polish my knowledge. Help me learn more! Never Stop Learning. With Regards~ Dr. Abhijit Chowdhury
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