Tactile Fremitus: What Is It, How Is It Assessed, Uses, and More | Osmosis

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PW MedEd on Instagram: "A 24-year-old man presents with chronic cough for 12 years and breathlessness for 1 month. Examination shows grade 3 clubbing, reduced bilateral chest movements, reduced tactile vocal fremitus on the left, and bilateral basal coarse crackles that decrease after coughing. Most likely diagnosis is: A. Pulmonary tuberculosis B. Bronchial asthma C. Bronchiectasis D. Interstitial lung disease . . . . . #guessthediagnosis #clinicalreel #quiz #medicaleducation"

Rajat Sachdeva on Instagram: "Thin, translucent incisal edges. Worn palatal surfaces. Minimal restorative space. Your instinct might say restore — but stop right there❌ Predictability begins with proper diagnosis, not prepping. In a wear case like this, here’s what Dr. Paresh recommends assessing first: 👉 Radiographic signs: Any widened PDLs? 👉 Mobility & fremitus: Indicators of occlusal trauma. 👉 Occlusion & envelope of function: Could this be a constricted envelope case? Because here’s the