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Furosemide: Flushing out the Misconceptions

Is it furosemide or frusemide? More importantly, what are its caveats and quirks? The evidence based is shockingly sparse for this ubiquitous medication…

Posted byRohit ParthasarathyNovember 3, 2025November 3, 2025Posted inCardiology, Crit Care, Nephrology, TidbitsTags:Cardiology, Crit Care, Nephrology, Tidbits1 Comment on Furosemide: Flushing out the Misconceptions

(Not) Managing Asymptomatic Hypertension

Severe asymptomatic hypertension (BP > 180/110mmHg) in hospitalised patient is often mistakenly perceived as a call to antihypertensive action. Treat reversible causes, and consider a watch-and-wait approach. However, exceptions and caveats apply.

Posted byYamema EsberApril 17, 2025Posted inCardiology, Nephrology, TidbitsTags:Cardiology, Nephrology, Tidbits

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