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Instagram carousel slide 1, dark navy blue background (#0A0F2C), medical education MCQ post design. Top left: small text "DAY 1" in white. Top right: pill-shaped badge with text "MEDICINE" in bold blue color with white text. Center top: page branding area with text "MedPG Daily" in white bold font. Main content: A clinical MCQ question in white bold text: "A 55-year-old male presents to ER 4 hours after chest pain. Which cardiac biomarker is MOST specific for myocardial infarction at this time point?" Below the question, 4 answer options in rounded rectangle boxes with slight transparency: A) Myoglobin, B) CK-MB, C) Troponin I, D) LDH. Each option box in dark blue-grey. Bottom of slide: right-aligned text in light blue "Answer on next slide →". Clean modern medical design, sans-serif fonts, professional look.

Instagram carousel slide 2, dark navy blue background (#0A0F2C), medical education MCQ answer slide. Top left: small text "DAY 1" in white. Top right: pill-shaped badge "MEDICINE" in blue. Title text "ANSWER" in bold white. Correct answer highlighted: "✅ C) Troponin I" in bright green bold text inside a green-bordered rounded box. Below: explanation section in white text with heading "WHY?" in yellow: "Troponin I rises at 4-6 hours, peaks at 12-24 hours, and stays elevated for 7-10 days. It is the MOST sensitive AND specific biomarker for myocardial infarction." Below that: a "REMEMBER" box with golden/amber border containing text: "Troponin = Gold Standard for MI diagnosis | Myoglobin = earliest (1-3h) but not specific | CK-MB = reinfarction detection". Bottom: small text "Follow for daily NEET PG MCQs" in light blue. Clean modern medical design, professional, sans-serif font.

Instagram carousel slide 1, dark background (#0A0F2C deep navy), medical education MCQ post. Top left corner: bold white text "DAY 1". Top right corner: pill badge with text "SURGERY" in bold red color on dark red background. Center top: white bold text "MedPG Daily". Main MCQ question in white bold text: "Which breast tumour carries the WORST prognosis among the following?" Four answer options in rounded rectangle boxes, slightly lighter dark background: A) Invasive Ductal Carcinoma, B) Inflammatory Breast Carcinoma, C) Medullary Carcinoma, D) Mucinous Carcinoma. Bottom right: light red arrow text "Answer on next slide →". Professional clean modern design, sans-serif font, medical education style.

Instagram carousel slide 2, dark navy background (#0A0F2C), medical surgery MCQ answer slide. Top left: "DAY 1" white bold. Top right: red pill badge "SURGERY". Bold white heading "ANSWER". Correct answer in bright green bold text inside green-bordered rounded box: "✅ B) Inflammatory Breast Carcinoma". Below: section heading "WHY?" in yellow bold. White explanation text: "Inflammatory Breast Carcinoma (IBC) is the MOST aggressive breast cancer. It spreads via dermal lymphatics causing peau d'orange (skin of orange appearance). No discrete lump felt. Rapid onset, poor prognosis. 5-year survival ~40%." Below that: amber/gold bordered box with heading "REMEMBER" in amber: "IBC = Worst prognosis | Peau d'orange sign | No lump felt | Dermal lymphatic invasion | Medullary & Mucinous = BETTER prognosis despite high grade". Bottom: "Follow for daily NEET PG MCQs" in light red text. Clean professional medical design.

Clinical medical illustration of Inflammatory Breast Carcinoma for medical education. Show a realistic medical diagram of a breast with peau d'orange appearance - skin dimpling and orange peel texture, redness and erythema covering more than one third of the breast, skin thickening. Label arrows pointing to: "Peau d'orange (skin dimpling)", "Erythema", "Dermal lymphatic invasion", "No discrete lump". Clean medical illustration style, white background, educational diagram suitable for medical students. Professional anatomical illustration.

Instagram carousel slide 1, dark grey to deep purple/indigo gradient background (dark charcoal grey #1a1a2e transitioning to deep indigo/purple #2d1b69), medical education MCQ post. Top left corner: bold white text "DAY 1". Top right corner: pill-shaped badge with text "SURGERY" in bold red on dark red background. Center top: white bold stylish text "MedPG Daily". Main MCQ question in white bold text: "Which breast tumour carries the WORST prognosis among the following?" Four answer options in rounded rectangle boxes with semi-transparent dark overlay: A) Invasive Ductal Carcinoma, B) Inflammatory Breast Carcinoma, C) Medullary Carcinoma, D) Mucinous Carcinoma. Bottom right corner: soft red italic text "Answer on next slide →". Clean modern professional medical design, sans-serif font, gradient glowing effect on edges.

Instagram carousel slide 2, dark grey to deep purple/indigo gradient background (dark charcoal #1a1a2e to deep indigo #2d1b69), medical surgery MCQ answer slide. Top left: "DAY 1" white bold. Top right: red pill badge "SURGERY". Bold white heading "ANSWER" with purple underline glow. Correct answer in bright green bold text inside green-bordered rounded box: "✅ B) Inflammatory Breast Carcinoma". Below: section heading "WHY?" in bright yellow bold. White explanation text: "Inflammatory Breast Carcinoma (IBC) is the MOST aggressive breast cancer. It spreads via dermal lymphatics causing peau d'orange (orange peel skin). No discrete lump. Rapid onset, poor prognosis. 5-year survival ~40%." Below that: amber/gold bordered box with heading "REMEMBER": "IBC = Worst prognosis | Peau d'orange sign | No lump palpable | Dermal lymphatic invasion | Medullary and Mucinous = BETTER prognosis". Bottom: "Follow for daily NEET PG MCQs" in soft purple/lavender text. Clean modern medical education design, gradient glow effect.

Medical education Instagram slide 3, dark grey to deep purple/indigo gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to indigo #2d1b69), clinical diagram of Inflammatory Breast Carcinoma for medical students. Show a clean medical illustration of a breast with peau d'orange appearance - orange peel skin texture with dimpling, redness/erythema covering over one third of the breast, skin thickening. White labeled arrows pointing to: "Peau d'orange (orange peel skin)", "Diffuse Erythema", "Skin Thickening", "Dermal Lymphatic Invasion", "No Discrete Lump". Title at top in white bold: "Inflammatory Breast Carcinoma". Bottom text in soft purple: "Most aggressive breast tumour". Professional anatomical medical illustration style, educational diagram, glowing labels on gradient dark background.

Instagram carousel slide 1, dark grey to deep purple/indigo gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to deep indigo #2d1b69), medical education MCQ post. Top left corner: bold white text "DAY 2". Top right corner: pill-shaped badge with text "PAEDIATRICS" in bold yellow on dark amber/yellow background. Center top: white bold stylish text "MedPG Daily". Main MCQ question in white bold text: "Which organism is the MOST COMMON cause of Early Onset Neonatal Sepsis?" Four answer options in rounded rectangle boxes with semi-transparent dark overlay: A) Staphylococcus Aureus, B) Group B Streptococcus, C) Escherichia coli, D) Acinetobacter. Bottom right corner: soft yellow italic text "Answer on next slide →". Clean modern professional medical design, sans-serif font, glowing gradient edge effect.

Instagram carousel slide 2, dark grey to deep purple indigo gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to indigo #2d1b69), paediatrics MCQ answer slide. Top left: "DAY 2" white bold. Top right: yellow pill badge "PAEDIATRICS". Bold white heading "ANSWER" with indigo glow underline. Correct answer in bright green bold text inside green-bordered rounded box: "✅ B) Group B Streptococcus". Section heading "WHY?" in bright yellow bold. White explanation text: "Early Onset Sepsis (EOS) occurs in first 72 hours (up to 7 days). Organisms are derived from MATERNAL GENITAL TRACT. Group B Streptococcus (GBS) and E. coli are the classic causative organisms, with GBS being the most common." Below: two-column comparison box with amber gold border, heading "REMEMBER": Left column - "EARLY ONSET SEPSIS: Within 72 hrs | GBS, E. coli | Maternal source". Right column - "LATE ONSET SEPSIS: After 1st week | Staph Aureus, Acinetobacter | Environment/Nosocomial". Bottom: "Follow for daily NEET PG MCQs" in soft lavender text. Clean modern medical education design.

Medical education Instagram slide 3, dark grey to deep purple indigo gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to indigo #2d1b69). Clean medical illustration diagram titled "NEONATAL SEPSIS" in white bold at top. Two-panel comparison diagram: Left panel labeled "EARLY ONSET SEPSIS" with yellow highlight - shows timeline "0 to 72 hrs (up to 7 days)", arrow pointing down to maternal figure icon, text "Maternal Genital Tract Source", organisms listed: "GBS (Most Common), E. coli" in green boxes. Right panel labeled "LATE ONSET SEPSIS" with red highlight - shows timeline "After 1st week", arrow pointing to environment/hospital icon, text "Environmental / Nosocomial", organisms listed: "Staph Aureus, Acinetobacter, Klebsiella" in orange boxes. Bottom note in white: "Meningitis = Most common association with Late Onset Sepsis". Professional clean medical diagram style, white labels on gradient dark background, glowing borders.

Instagram carousel slide 1, dark grey to deep purple/indigo gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to deep indigo #2d1b69), medical education MCQ post. Top left corner: bold white text "DAY 2b". Top right corner: pill-shaped badge with text "PAEDIATRICS" in bold yellow on dark amber background. Center top: white bold stylish text "MedPG Daily". Main MCQ question in white bold text: "Antenatal Corticosteroids given for prevention of RDS does NOT decrease the risk of which of the following?" Four answer options in rounded rectangle boxes with semi-transparent dark overlay: A) Respiratory Distress Syndrome (RDS), B) Intraventricular Hemorrhage, C) Necrotizing Enterocolitis, D) Neonatal Jaundice. Bottom right corner: soft yellow italic text "Answer on next slide →". Clean modern professional medical design, sans-serif font, glowing gradient edge effect.

Instagram carousel slide 2, dark grey to deep purple indigo gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to indigo #2d1b69), paediatrics MCQ answer slide. Top left: "DAY 2b" white bold. Top right: yellow pill badge "PAEDIATRICS". Bold white heading "ANSWER" with indigo glow underline. Correct answer in bright green bold text inside green-bordered rounded box: "✅ D) Neonatal Jaundice". Section heading "WHY?" in bright yellow bold. White explanation text: "Antenatal Corticosteroids (Betamethasone / Dexamethasone) are given to pregnant women expecting delivery between 24-34 weeks. They decrease risk of: RDS, Intraventricular Hemorrhage, Necrotizing Enterocolitis. BUT they do NOT decrease the risk of Neonatal Jaundice." Below: amber gold bordered REMEMBER box with two columns: Left side green tick list - "✅ Decreases: RDS | IVH | NEC | Neonatal mortality". Right side red cross - "❌ Does NOT decrease: Neonatal Jaundice". Below drugs info: "Betamethasone: 12mg x 2 doses, 24hrs apart | Dexamethasone: 6mg x 4 doses, 12hrs apart (Indian guidelines)". Bottom: "Follow for daily NEET PG MCQs" soft lavender text. Clean professional design.

Medical education Instagram slide 3, dark grey to deep purple indigo gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to indigo #2d1b69). Title at top in white bold: "ANTENATAL CORTICOSTEROIDS" subtitle in yellow "Prevention of RDS". Clean organized summary diagram. Top section: indication box - "Pregnant women: 24-34 weeks gestation" in blue rounded box. Middle section two drug boxes side by side: Left box "Betamethasone" with green border - "12 mg x 2 doses, 24 hrs apart, Lesser neurological side effects". Right box "Dexamethasone" with orange border - "6 mg x 4 doses, 12 hrs apart, Recommended in India". Bottom section split into two: Left green box with checkmarks "BENEFICIAL EFFECTS: ✅ Decreases RDS, ✅ Decreases IVH, ✅ Decreases NEC, ✅ Decreases Neonatal mortality". Right red box with cross "DOES NOT DECREASE: ❌ Neonatal Jaundice". Contraindication note: "Contraindicated in: Chorioamnionitis". Professional clean medical diagram, glowing labels on gradient dark background, sans-serif font.

Instagram carousel slide 1, dark grey to deep purple/indigo gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to deep indigo #2d1b69), medical education MCQ post. Top left corner: bold white text "DAY 3". Top right corner: pill-shaped badge with text "PAEDIATRICS" in bold yellow on dark amber background. Center top: white bold stylish text "MedPG Daily". Main MCQ question in white bold text: "A preterm neonate develops abdominal distension, bloody stools and pneumatosis intestinalis on X-ray. As per Bell's staging, which stage of Necrotizing Enterocolitis (NEC) does this represent?" Four answer options in rounded rectangle boxes with semi-transparent dark overlay: A) Stage I - Suspected NEC, B) Stage IIA - Definite NEC (Mild), C) Stage IIB - Definite NEC (Moderate), D) Stage IIIA - Advanced NEC. Bottom right corner: soft yellow italic text "Answer on next slide →". Clean modern professional medical design, sans-serif font, glowing gradient edge effect.

Instagram carousel slide 1, dark grey to deep purple/indigo gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to deep indigo #2d1b69), medical education MCQ post. Top left corner: bold white text "DAY 3". Top right corner: pill-shaped badge with text "PAEDIATRICS" in bold yellow on dark amber background. Center top: white bold stylish text "MedPG Daily". Main clinical MCQ question in white bold text: "A preterm neonate presents with bloody stools, abdominal distension and a FIXED DILATED BOWEL LOOP on X-ray. No perforation seen. As per Bell's Staging, which stage of NEC does this represent?" Four answer options in rounded rectangle boxes with semi-transparent dark overlay: A) Stage I - Suspected NEC, B) Stage IIA - Definite NEC Mild, C) Stage IIB - Definite NEC Moderate, D) Stage IIIA - Advanced NEC without perforation. Bottom right corner: soft yellow italic text "Answer on next slide →". Clean modern professional medical design, sans-serif font, glowing gradient edge effect.

Instagram carousel slide 2, dark grey to deep purple indigo gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to indigo #2d1b69), paediatrics NEC MCQ answer slide. Top left: "DAY 3" white bold. Top right: yellow pill badge "PAEDIATRICS". Bold white heading "ANSWER" with indigo glow underline. Correct answer in bright green bold text inside green-bordered rounded box: "✅ C) Stage IIB - Definite NEC (Moderate)". Section heading "WHY?" in bright yellow bold. White explanation text: "Bell's Stage IIB = Definite NEC - Moderate. Key features: Bloody stools + abdominal distension + FIXED DILATED BOWEL LOOP on X-ray + possible portal venous gas. Thrombocytopenia and metabolic acidosis may be present. No perforation yet - that would be Stage III." Below: amber gold REMEMBER box: "Fixed dilated bowel loop = Stage IIB | Pneumatosis intestinalis = Stage IIA | Portal venous gas = IIB | Perforation = Stage III | Surgery indicated in Stage III". Bottom: soft lavender text "Follow for daily NEET PG MCQs". Clean modern medical design.

Instagram carousel slide 3, dark grey to deep purple indigo gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to indigo #2d1b69). Title at top: "BELL'S STAGING OF NEC" in white bold, subtitle "Modified Bell's Criteria" in yellow. A clean vertical table with 5 rows, each row a different stage with glowing left border color: Row 1 - left border grey, "Stage I - SUSPECTED NEC" heading in white, content "Temp instability, Apnea, Bradycardia | Gastric residuals, mild abdominal distension | X-ray: Normal or mild ileus". Row 2 - left border light green, "Stage IIA - DEFINITE NEC (Mild)" heading, content "Absent bowel sounds, bloody stools | X-ray: PNEUMATOSIS INTESTINALIS (highlighted in yellow)". Row 3 - left border orange, "Stage IIB - DEFINITE NEC (Moderate)" heading, content "Thrombocytopenia, metabolic acidosis | FIXED DILATED BOWEL LOOP (highlighted yellow) | Portal venous gas on X-ray". Row 4 - left border red, "Stage IIIA - ADVANCED NEC (No perforation)" heading, content "Hypotension, DIC, severe acidosis | Ascites | Surgery indicated". Row 5 - left border bright red, "Stage IIIB - ADVANCED NEC (Perforation)" heading, content "Pneumoperitoneum on X-ray | Emergency surgery". Bottom note in amber: "Surgery = Stage III". Professional clean medical table design on gradient dark background.

Instagram carousel slide 4, dark grey to deep purple indigo gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to indigo #2d1b69). Title at top: "NEC - KEY CONCEPTS" in white bold, subtitle in yellow "High Yield for NEET PG". Clean organized info blocks: Block 1 with blue border - "WHO GETS NEC?" white heading, content: "Preterm neonates (most common) | Formula fed > Breastfed | After initiation of enteral feeds". Block 2 with green border - "X-RAY FINDINGS (in order of severity)" white heading, content with arrows: "Normal/Ileus → Pneumatosis Intestinalis (pathognomonic, gas in bowel wall) → Portal Venous Gas → Fixed Dilated Loop → Pneumoperitoneum (perforation)". Block 3 with amber border - "SALIENT FEATURES" white heading, content: "MC site: Terminal ileum and proximal colon | Pathognomonic X-ray: Pneumatosis intestinalis | Best prevention: Breast milk | Dexamethasone use increases NEC risk". Block 4 with red border - "TREATMENT" white heading, content: "Stage I & II: Conservative - NBM, IV fluids, antibiotics | Stage III: SURGERY". Bottom soft lavender: "Follow for daily NEET PG MCQs". Professional clean medical education design.

Instagram carousel slide 1, dark grey to deep purple/indigo gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to deep indigo #2d1b69), medical education MCQ post. Top left corner: bold white text "DAY 3b". Top right corner: pill-shaped badge with text "PAEDIATRICS" in bold yellow on dark amber background. Center top: white bold stylish text "MedPG Daily". Main MCQ question in white bold text: "Which of the following is NOT a test to detect Fetal Lung Maturity?" Four answer options in rounded rectangle boxes with semi-transparent dark overlay: A) Lecithin : Sphingomyelin (L:S) Ratio, B) Shake Test, C) Phosphatidyl Glycerol Estimation, D) Oxidase Test. Bottom right corner: soft yellow italic text "Answer on next slide →". Clean modern professional medical design, sans-serif font, glowing gradient edge effect.

Instagram carousel slide 2, dark grey to deep purple indigo gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to indigo #2d1b69), paediatrics MCQ answer slide. Top left: "DAY 3b" white bold. Top right: yellow pill badge "PAEDIATRICS". Bold white heading "ANSWER" with indigo glow underline. Correct answer in bright green bold text inside green-bordered rounded box: "✅ D) Oxidase Test". Section heading "WHY?" in bright yellow bold. White explanation text: "Oxidase test is used to identify gram-negative bacteria (like Pseudomonas, Vibrio) in microbiology. It has NO role in detecting fetal lung maturity. Tests for fetal lung maturity all assess surfactant adequacy in amniotic fluid." Below: amber gold REMEMBER box: "Tests for Lung Maturity: L:S Ratio > 2:1 (mature) | Phosphatidyl Glycerol Estimation | Nile Blue Sulphatase Test | Shake Test (Foam Stability)". Bottom: soft lavender text "Follow for daily NEET PG MCQs". Clean modern medical design.

Instagram carousel slide 3, dark grey to deep purple indigo gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to indigo #2d1b69). Title at top: "FETAL LUNG MATURITY TESTS" in white bold, subtitle "All assess Surfactant in Amniotic Fluid" in yellow. Four clean info cards arranged in 2x2 grid, each with glowing border: Card 1 blue border - "L:S RATIO" heading in white, content: "Lecithin : Sphingomyelin ratio in amniotic fluid | L:S > 2:1 = Mature surfactant | Most widely used test | Lecithin rises at 35 weeks". Card 2 green border - "SHAKE TEST (Foam Stability)" heading, content: "Equal volumes of amniotic fluid + ethyl alcohol shaken | Ring of bubbles at surface = Mature surfactant present | Simple bedside test". Card 3 orange border - "PHOSPHATIDYL GLYCEROL" heading, content: "Appears in amniotic fluid at 36 weeks | Most specific marker of lung maturity | Absent in diabetic mothers even when mature". Card 4 purple border - "NILE BLUE SULPHATASE TEST" heading, content: "Detects fetal fat cells in amniotic fluid | Orange staining cells > 20% = fetal maturity". Bottom note in amber bold: "Oxidase Test = Microbiology (NOT lung maturity)". Bottom lavender: "Follow for daily NEET PG MCQs". Professional clean design.

Instagram carousel slide 1, dark grey to deep purple/indigo gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to deep indigo #2d1b69), medical education MCQ post. Top left corner: bold white text "DAY 3c". Top right corner: pill-shaped badge with text "PAEDIATRICS" in bold yellow on dark amber background. Center top: white bold stylish text "MedPG Daily". Main MCQ question in white bold text: "Severity of Erythroblastosis Fetalis due to Rh Incompatibility does NOT depend on which of the following?" Four answer options in rounded rectangle boxes with semi-transparent dark overlay: A) Amount of Feto-maternal Hemorrhage, B) Immunogenicity of the Fetal Antigen, C) Blood Group of the Father, D) Immune Response of the Mother. Bottom right corner: soft yellow italic text "Answer on next slide →". Clean modern professional medical design, sans-serif font, glowing gradient edge effect.

Instagram carousel slide 2, dark grey to deep purple indigo gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to indigo #2d1b69), paediatrics MCQ answer slide. Top left: "DAY 3c" white bold. Top right: yellow pill badge "PAEDIATRICS". Bold white heading "ANSWER" with indigo glow underline. Correct answer in bright green bold text inside green-bordered rounded box: "✅ C) Blood Group of the Father". Section heading "WHY?" in bright yellow bold. White explanation text: "The severity of Erythroblastosis Fetalis (Hemolytic Disease of Newborn) due to Rh incompatibility depends on: 1) Amount of feto-maternal hemorrhage (more FMH = more sensitization), 2) Immunogenicity of the fetal antigen (Rh D is highly immunogenic), 3) Immune response of the mother (IgG antibodies cross placenta). The father's blood group determines whether the fetus will be Rh+ but does NOT directly determine the SEVERITY once sensitization has occurred." Below: amber gold REMEMBER box: "Father's Rh status = determines if fetus is at RISK | NOT a factor in severity once disease is established". Bottom: soft lavender "Follow for daily NEET PG MCQs". Clean modern medical design.

Instagram carousel slide 3, dark grey to deep purple indigo gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to indigo #2d1b69). Title at top: "ERYTHROBLASTOSIS FETALIS" in white bold, subtitle "Rh Incompatibility - Complete Concept" in yellow. Top section: blue rounded box "Rh- Mother + Rh+ Fetus → Sensitization → Anti-D IgG antibodies → Cross placenta → Fetal RBC destruction". Middle section heading "SEVERITY DEPENDS ON" in white bold with three green glowing cards below in a row: Card 1 - "Amount of Feto-maternal Hemorrhage" with icon, "More FMH = More maternal sensitization". Card 2 - "Immunogenicity of Fetal Antigen" with icon, "Rh D antigen = Highly immunogenic". Card 3 - "Immune Response of Mother" with icon, "IgG crosses placenta (not IgM)". Below that: red bordered box "DOES NOT DETERMINE SEVERITY: Blood group of father (only determines fetal Rh status, not severity)". Bottom section: amber box with key facts - "Prevention: Anti-D immunoglobulin (RhoGAM) within 72 hours of delivery | Hydrops Fetalis = severe form | Kernicterus = bilirubin in basal ganglia". Bottom lavender: "Follow for daily NEET PG MCQs". Professional clean medical diagram.

Instagram carousel slide 1, dark grey to deep purple/indigo gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to deep indigo #2d1b69), medical education MCQ post. Top left corner: bold white text "DAY 4". Top right corner: pill-shaped badge with text "SURGERY" in bold red on dark red background. Center top: white bold stylish text "MedPG Daily". Main MCQ question in white bold text: "Which of the following tumours is RESISTANT to both Chemotherapy AND Radiotherapy?" Four answer options in rounded rectangle boxes with semi-transparent dark overlay: A) Renal Cell Carcinoma, B) Wilms Tumour (Nephroblastoma), C) Seminoma, D) Hodgkin's Lymphoma. Bottom right corner: soft red italic text "Answer on next slide →". Clean modern professional medical design, sans-serif font, glowing gradient edge effect.

Instagram carousel slide 2, dark grey to deep purple indigo gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to indigo #2d1b69), surgery MCQ answer slide. Top left: "DAY 4" white bold. Top right: red pill badge "SURGERY". Bold white heading "ANSWER" with red glow underline. Correct answer in bright green bold text inside green-bordered rounded box: "✅ A) Renal Cell Carcinoma (RCC)". Section heading "WHY?" in bright yellow bold. White explanation text: "RCC is classically RESISTANT to both chemotherapy and radiotherapy. It is one of the most treatment-resistant solid tumours. Treatment of choice is SURGERY (Radical Nephrectomy). Advanced/metastatic RCC is treated with Targeted Therapy - Sunitinib (VEGFR inhibitor) or Immunotherapy." Below: amber gold REMEMBER box with 3 points: "RCC = Chemo + Radio RESISTANT | Surgery = Treatment of choice | Metastatic RCC = Sunitinib (targeted therapy) | Classic triad: Hematuria + Flank pain + Palpable mass (too late = already advanced)". Bottom: soft lavender "Follow for daily NEET PG MCQs". Clean modern medical design.

Instagram carousel slide 3, dark grey to deep purple indigo gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to indigo #2d1b69). Title at top: "CHEMO & RADIO SENSITIVITY" in white bold, subtitle "High Yield Chart for NEET PG" in yellow. Two main sections side by side. Left section with red border heading "RESISTANT TUMOURS" in red bold: list items in white with red bullet - "Renal Cell Carcinoma (both chemo + radio resistant)", "Osteosarcoma (radio resistant)", "Melanoma (relatively resistant)", "Thyroid Carcinoma (radio resistant, except papillary to RAI)". Right section with green border heading "SENSITIVE TUMOURS" in green bold: list items in white with green bullet - "Seminoma = Most RADIOSENSITIVE tumour", "Hodgkin's Lymphoma = highly sensitive to both", "Wilms Tumour = chemo + radio sensitive", "Ewing's Sarcoma = radio + chemo sensitive", "Burkitt's Lymphoma = chemo sensitive", "Small Cell Lung Cancer = chemo sensitive". Bottom amber box: "Mnemonic: SEMINAL HODGE = radio sensitive | RCC = Surgery queen". Bottom lavender: "Follow for daily NEET PG MCQs". Clean professional design.

Instagram carousel slide 4, dark grey to deep purple indigo gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to indigo #2d1b69). Title at top: "RENAL CELL CARCINOMA" in white bold, subtitle "High Yield Facts - NEET PG" in yellow. Organized info blocks: Block 1 blue border - "CLASSIC TRIAD" heading white: "Hematuria (most common symptom) + Flank Pain + Palpable Abdominal Mass = Presenting late = Advanced disease". Block 2 orange border - "PARANEOPLASTIC SYNDROMES" heading: "Polycythemia (EPO secretion) | Hypertension (Renin) | Hypercalcemia (PTHrP) | Stauffer syndrome (liver dysfunction without mets)". Block 3 red border - "TREATMENT" heading: "Localized: Radical Nephrectomy (surgery) | Metastatic: Sunitinib (VEGFR inhibitor) - first line | Also: Pazopanib, Everolimus, Immunotherapy (Nivolumab)". Block 4 bright amber border - "KEY EXAM POINTS" heading: "Chemo + Radio RESISTANT | Most common renal tumour in ADULTS | Clear cell type = most common (75%) | Associated with VHL gene mutation | Spreads via RENAL VEIN (tumor thrombus)". Bottom lavender: "Follow for daily NEET PG MCQs". Professional clean medical education design.

Instagram carousel slide 1, dark grey to deep purple/indigo gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to deep indigo #2d1b69), medical education MCQ post. Top left corner: bold white text "DAY 5". Top right corner: pill-shaped badge with text "SURGERY" in bold red on dark red background. Center top: white bold stylish text "MedPG Daily". Just below the title on the right side: a small distinctive badge with lightning bolt icon and text "INICET" in bright cyan/teal color on dark teal background - to mark higher difficulty level. Main MCQ question in white bold text: "Which of the following is the Urinary Marker for Bladder Cancer?" Four answer options in rounded rectangle boxes with semi-transparent dark overlay: A) CEA (Carcinoembryonic Antigen), B) NMP 22 (Nuclear Matrix Protein 22), C) AFP (Alpha Fetoprotein), D) CA 19-9. Bottom right corner: soft red italic text "Answer on next slide →". Clean modern professional medical design, sans-serif font, glowing gradient edge effect.

Instagram carousel slide 2, dark grey to deep purple indigo gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to indigo #2d1b69), surgery MCQ answer slide. Top left: "DAY 5" white bold. Top right: red pill badge "SURGERY" and small cyan teal "INICET" lightning badge next to it. Bold white heading "ANSWER" with red glow underline. Correct answer in bright green bold text inside green-bordered rounded box: "✅ B) NMP 22 - Nuclear Matrix Protein 22". Section heading "WHY?" in bright yellow bold. White explanation text: "NMP 22 (Nuclear Matrix Protein 22) is the URINARY MARKER for Bladder Cancer. It is shed from the nuclear matrix of cancer cells into urine. Used as a non-invasive screening and monitoring tool for transitional cell carcinoma (TCC) of bladder." Below: amber gold REMEMBER box: "NMP 22 = Bladder Cancer urinary marker | CEA = Colorectal/GI cancers | AFP = Hepatocellular Ca + Testicular (non-seminoma) | CA 19-9 = Pancreatic Cancer | Most common bladder Ca = Transitional Cell Carcinoma (TCC)". Bottom soft lavender: "Follow for daily NEET PG MCQs". Clean modern medical design.

Instagram carousel slide 3, dark grey to deep purple indigo gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to indigo #2d1b69). Title at top: "TUMOUR MARKERS" in white bold, subtitle "High Yield for NEET PG / INICET" in yellow. Clean organized table with glowing rows: Column headers in cyan: "MARKER" | "ASSOCIATED CANCER". Rows alternating slight shade difference: Row 1 - "NMP 22 (Nuclear Matrix Protein)" | "Bladder Cancer (Urinary marker)" highlighted in bright green. Row 2 - "PSA" | "Prostate Cancer". Row 3 - "AFP (Alpha Fetoprotein)" | "HCC + Testicular (non-seminoma)". Row 4 - "CEA" | "Colorectal Cancer, GI tumours". Row 5 - "CA 19-9" | "Pancreatic Cancer". Row 6 - "CA 125" | "Ovarian Cancer". Row 7 - "CA 15-3" | "Breast Cancer". Row 8 - "Beta-hCG" | "Choriocarcinoma + Seminoma". Row 9 - "LDH" | "Lymphoma, Ewing's Sarcoma". Row 10 - "Calcitonin" | "Medullary Thyroid Cancer". Bottom amber box: "NMP 22 = only URINARY marker in this list". Bottom lavender: "Follow for daily NEET PG MCQs". Professional clean medical design.

Instagram carousel slide 1, dark grey to deep purple/indigo gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to deep indigo #2d1b69), medical education MCQ post. Top left corner: bold white text "DAY 6". Top right corner: pill-shaped badge with text "SURGERY" in bold red on dark red background. Center top: white bold stylish text "MedPG Daily". Just below center top on right side: a small distinctive badge with star icon and text "NEET PG" in bright orange/yellow color on dark orange background - to mark difficulty level. Main MCQ question in white bold text: "Clubbing of Calyces is seen in ALL of the following EXCEPT?" Four answer options in rounded rectangle boxes with semi-transparent dark overlay: A) Renal Calculi, B) PUJ Obstruction, C) Retroperitoneal Fibrosis, D) Sloughed Papillae. Bottom right corner: soft red italic text "Answer on next slide →". Clean modern professional medical design, sans-serif font, glowing gradient edge effect.

Instagram carousel slide 2, dark grey to deep purple indigo gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to indigo #2d1b69), surgery MCQ answer slide. Top left: "DAY 6" white bold. Top right: red pill badge "SURGERY" with small orange "NEET PG" star badge beside it. Bold white heading "ANSWER" with red glow underline. Correct answer in bright green bold text inside green-bordered rounded box: "✅ C) Retroperitoneal Fibrosis". Section heading "WHY?" in bright yellow bold. White explanation text: "Retroperitoneal Fibrosis (Ormond's disease) does NOT cause clubbing of calyces. Instead it causes MEDIAL DEVIATION of ureters and MAIDEN WAIST DEFORMITY on IVU due to fibrous tissue compressing the ureters from outside. Clubbing of calyces = dilatation of calyceal system due to obstruction proximal to calyces." Below: amber gold REMEMBER box: "Retroperitoneal Fibrosis IVU signs = Medial deviation of ureters + Maiden waist deformity (NOT clubbing) | Treatment = DJ (Double J) Stent | Drug cause = Methysergide / Bromocriptine". Bottom soft lavender: "Follow for daily NEET PG MCQs". Clean modern medical design.

Instagram carousel slide 3, dark grey to deep purple indigo gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to indigo #2d1b69). Title at top: "CLUBBING OF CALYCES" in white bold, subtitle "Causes - High Yield NEET PG" in yellow. Left side: simple medical diagram showing progression - Normal calyx (cup shaped) arrow to Blunt calyx arrow to Clubbed calyx, drawn in white lines, labeled clearly. Right side: organized cause list in clean boxes. Box 1 blue border "INTRALUMINAL CAUSES": "Renal Calculi (MC acquired cause) | Sloughed Papillae: DM, Analgesic abuse". Box 2 green border "INTRAMURAL CAUSES": "PUJ Obstruction (MC congenital cause) | TCC of renal pelvis (IVU: Goblet sign) | Ureterocele (IVU: Cobra/Adder head sign)". Box 3 orange border "EXTRALUMINAL CAUSES": "Aberrant renal vessels | Advanced cancers (cervical, prostatic, colonic) | Soft tissue sarcomas". Bottom red box with cross: "Retroperitoneal Fibrosis = NOT clubbing → causes Medial deviation + Maiden waist deformity". Bottom lavender: "Follow for daily NEET PG MCQs". Professional clean medical design.

Instagram carousel slide 1, dark grey to deep purple/indigo gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to deep indigo #2d1b69), medical education MCQ post. Top left corner: bold white text "DAY 7". Top right corner: pill-shaped badge with text "SURGERY" in bold red on dark red background. Center top: white bold stylish text "MedPG Daily". Small orange star badge "NEET PG" below title on right. Main clinical vignette MCQ question in white bold text: "A 45-year-old woman undergoes total abdominal hysterectomy. Intraoperatively, the surgeon notices complete transection of the ureter with LOSS OF SEGMENT. What is the MOST APPROPRIATE management?" Four answer options in rounded rectangle boxes: A) Repair with absorbable suture, B) Anastomose over DJ stent, C) Boari Flap repair, D) Nephrostomy and observe. Bottom right: soft red italic text "Answer on next slide →". Clean modern professional medical design, sans-serif font, glowing gradient edge effect.

Instagram carousel slide 2, dark grey to deep purple indigo gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to indigo #2d1b69), surgery MCQ answer slide. Top left: "DAY 7" white bold. Top right: red pill badge "SURGERY" with small orange "NEET PG" badge. Bold white heading "ANSWER" with red glow underline. Correct answer in bright green bold text inside green-bordered rounded box: "✅ C) Boari Flap Repair". Section heading "WHY?" in bright yellow bold. White explanation text: "When ureter is completely transected WITH loss of segment, primary anastomosis is not possible due to missing segment. A Boari Flap (bladder flap mobilized and tubularized to bridge the gap) + Psoas Hitch (bladder fixed to psoas muscle to reduce tension) is the procedure of choice." Below: amber gold REMEMBER box in 3 rows: "Partial injury → Repair with absorbable suture | Complete tear WITHOUT loss of segment → Anastomose over DJ stent | Complete transection WITH loss of segment → BOARI FLAP + Psoas Hitch". Bottom soft lavender: "Follow for daily NEET PG MCQs". Clean modern medical design.

Instagram carousel slide 3, dark grey to deep purple indigo gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to indigo #2d1b69). Title: "URETERIC INJURY MANAGEMENT" in white bold, subtitle "Intraoperative Recognition - NEET PG" in yellow. Main content: a clean flowchart diagram. Top box white border: "URETERIC INJURY RECOGNISED DURING SURGERY". Three arrows branching down to three boxes: Left box green border - "PARTIAL INJURY" heading, content: "Repair with absorbable suture". Middle box orange border - "COMPLETE TEAR without loss of segment" heading, content: "Anastomose over DJ Stent (end to end ureteroureterostomy)". Right box red border - "COMPLETE TRANSECTION with loss of segment" heading in red bold, content: "BOARI FLAP REPAIR + Psoas Hitch" highlighted in yellow. Below the flowchart: separate info box amber border "MC CAUSE OF URETERIC INJURY: Surgery (Hysterectomy > Pelvic tumor resection) | Points of injury: Ligation of uterine vessels, Gonadal vessels, Bladder dissection". Bottom small note: "If injury realised AFTER surgery → Urinoma (pigtail catheter) | Fistula (MC: Ureterovaginal fistula) | Renal atrophy". Bottom lavender: "Follow for daily NEET PG MCQs".

Instagram carousel slide 1, dark grey to deep purple/indigo gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to deep indigo #2d1b69), medical education MCQ post. Top left corner: bold white text "DAY 8". Top right corner: pill-shaped badge with text "SURGERY" in bold red on dark red background. Center top: white bold stylish text "MedPG Daily". Small orange star badge "NEET PG" below title on right side. Main MCQ question in white bold text: "Which of the following Renal Cell Carcinoma subtypes carry the WORST prognosis?" Four answer options in rounded rectangle boxes with semi-transparent dark overlay: A) Clear Cell & Papillary, B) Chromophobe & Clear Cell, C) Collecting Duct (Bellini) & Medullary, D) Papillary & Chromophobe. Bottom right corner: soft red italic text "Answer on next slide →". Clean modern professional medical design, sans-serif font, glowing gradient edge effect.

Instagram carousel slide 1, dark grey to deep purple/indigo gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to deep indigo #2d1b69), medical education MCQ post. Top left corner: bold white text "DAY 8". Top right corner: pill-shaped badge with text "SURGERY" in bold red on dark red background. Center top: white bold stylish text "MedPG Daily". Small orange star badge "NEET PG" below title on right side. Main MCQ question in white bold text: "Which of the following Renal Cell Carcinoma subtypes carry the WORST prognosis?" Four answer options in rounded rectangle boxes with semi-transparent dark overlay: A) Clear Cell and Papillary, B) Chromophobe and Clear Cell, C) Collecting Duct Bellini and Medullary, D) Papillary and Chromophobe. Bottom right corner: soft red italic text "Answer on next slide →". Clean modern professional medical design, sans-serif font, glowing gradient edge effect.

Instagram carousel slide 1 for medical education. Dark grey to deep purple gradient background. Top left: bold white text DAY 8. Top right: red pill badge saying SURGERY. Center top: white bold text MedPG Daily. Small orange badge saying NEET PG on right. Question in white bold: Which RCC subtypes carry the WORST prognosis? Four options in dark rounded boxes: A) Clear Cell and Papillary, B) Chromophobe and Clear Cell, C) Collecting Duct Bellini and Medullary, D) Papillary and Chromophobe. Bottom right: red text Answer on next slide. Professional medical design.

Instagram carousel slide 1 for medical education. Dark charcoal grey to deep indigo purple gradient background. Top left bold white text DAY 8. Top right red pill shaped badge with white text SURGERY. Center top bold white text MedPG Daily. Small orange star shaped badge with text NEET PG on upper right below title. Main question in large white bold text: Which of the following RCC subtypes carry the WORST prognosis? Four answer options in dark semi-transparent rounded rectangle boxes with white text: A) Clear Cell and Papillary, B) Chromophobe and Clear Cell, C) Collecting Duct Bellini and Medullary, D) Papillary and Chromophobe. Bottom right soft red italic text: Answer on next slide. Premium dark medical education design, clean sans-serif font, subtle purple glow edges.

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Instagram carousel slide 1 for medical education. Dark charcoal grey to deep indigo purple gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to deep indigo #2d1b69). Top left bold white text DAY 9. Top right pink pill shaped badge with white text OBG. Center top bold white text MedPG Daily. Small cyan teal badge with lightning bolt and text INICET on upper right below title. Main question in large white bold text: A woman with PCOS is evaluated for hormonal disturbances. Which statement about estrogen levels in PCOS is CORRECT? Four answer options in dark semi-transparent rounded rectangle boxes with white text: A) Total estrogen E1+E2 increased, serum estradiol E2 also increased, B) Total estrogen E1+E2 increased but serum estradiol E2 is in normal range, C) Total estrogen E1+E2 decreased, serum estradiol E2 increased, D) Both total estrogen and serum estradiol are in normal range. Bottom right soft pink italic text: Answer on next slide. Premium dark medical education design, clean sans-serif font, subtle purple glow edges.

Instagram carousel slide 2 for medical education. Dark charcoal to deep indigo purple gradient background. Top left bold white text DAY 9. Top right pink pill badge OBG. Small cyan INICET lightning badge beside it. Bold white heading ANSWER with pink glow underline. Correct answer in bright green bold inside green bordered rounded box with checkmark: B) Total estrogen E1+E2 increased, but serum estradiol E2 is in NORMAL range. Section heading WHY in bright yellow bold. White explanation text: In PCOS, excess androgens are aromatized in peripheral fat cells to Estrone (E1). This raises TOTAL estrogen (E1+E2). However serum Estradiol (E2) remains in normal range. The E2:E1 ratio is REVERSED - normally E2 is dominant but in PCOS Estrone becomes dominant (E1 greater than E2). Also FREE estradiol is increased because SHBG is decreased in PCOS. Amber gold REMEMBER box: Total estrogen up (E1+E2) | Serum Estradiol normal | E1 greater than E2 ratio reversed | Free estradiol up due to decreased SHBG | LH:FSH ratio greater than 2:1. Bottom lavender: Follow for daily NEET PG MCQs. Clean modern medical design.

Instagram carousel slide 3 for medical education. Dark charcoal to deep indigo purple gradient background. Top left DAY 9 white bold. Top right pink OBG badge. Title: PCOS HORMONAL PATHWAY in white bold. Subtitle: Why estrogen is paradoxically elevated in yellow. Clean vertical flowchart diagram with glowing arrow connections in white: Box 1 blue border - PCOS - Excess Androgens in circulation. Arrow down to Box 2 orange border - Aromatization in Peripheral Fat Cells. Arrow down to Box 3 yellow border - Estrone E1 increases - Chronically elevated estrogen. Arrow down to Box 4 red border - No LH surge - Chronic estrogen suppresses LH surge. Arrow down to Box 5 pink border - Anovulation. Arrow down to Box 6 purple border - Polycystic appearance of ovaries. Side note box green border: Smaller follicles synthesize Inhibin B which decreases FSH. Bottom amber box: Key: Total estrogen up but E2 in normal range. E1 dominant over E2. Free E2 up because SHBG decreased. Bottom lavender: Follow for daily NEET PG MCQs. Professional clean design.

Instagram carousel slide 4 for medical education. Dark charcoal to deep indigo purple gradient background. Top left DAY 9 white bold. Top right pink OBG badge. Title: HORMONAL DISTURBANCES IN PCOS in white bold. Subtitle: Complete High Yield Summary in yellow. Clean organized table with two columns HORMONE and STATUS with glowing cyan header. Rows: Androgens - Increased with up arrow in red. LH:FSH ratio - Greater than 2:1 measured on D2 or D3 of cycle in red. AMH Anti Mullerian Hormone - Increased greater than 5 ng/dl in red. SHBG Sex Hormone Binding Globulin - Decreased with down arrow in orange. Total Estrogen E1+E2 - Increased with up arrow in red. Serum Estradiol E2 - NORMAL range highlighted in green box. Free Estradiol - Increased because SHBG decreased in red. E2:E1 Ratio - REVERSED E1 greater than E2 highlighted in yellow. FSH - Decreased due to Inhibin B in orange. Below table: pink rounded box Long Term Consequences of PCOS: Diabetes Mellitus, Dyslipidemia, Metabolic syndrome, Endometrial hyperplasia and cancer, Coronary artery disease, NASH. Bottom lavender: Follow for daily NEET PG MCQs. Professional clean medical design.

Square Instagram post 1:1 ratio. Dark charcoal to deep indigo purple gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to deep indigo #2d1b69). Top left bold white text DAY 9. Top right pink pill badge white text OBG. Small cyan teal lightning bolt badge text INICET beside it. Bold white heading ANSWER with pink glow underline. Correct answer in bright green bold inside green bordered rounded box with checkmark: B) Total estrogen E1+E2 increased, but serum estradiol E2 is in NORMAL range. Section heading WHY in bright yellow bold. White explanation text: In PCOS excess androgens are aromatized in peripheral fat cells to Estrone E1. This raises TOTAL estrogen E1+E2. However serum Estradiol E2 remains in normal range. E2:E1 ratio is REVERSED - E1 becomes dominant. Free estradiol is increased because SHBG is decreased in PCOS. Amber gold REMEMBER box: Total estrogen up E1+E2 | Serum Estradiol normal | E1 greater than E2 ratio reversed | Free estradiol up due to decreased SHBG | LH:FSH ratio greater than 2:1. Bottom lavender text: Follow for daily NEET PG MCQs. Clean modern medical design, sans-serif font, subtle purple glow edges.

Square Instagram post 1:1 ratio. Dark charcoal grey to deep indigo purple gradient background (charcoal #1a1a2e to deep indigo #2d1b69). Top left bold white text DAY 10. Top right pink pill shaped badge with white text OBG. Center top bold white text MedPG Daily. Small cyan teal badge with lightning bolt text INICET on upper right below title. Clinical vignette question in white bold text: A 28-year-old nulligravida presents with heavy menstrual bleeding and infertility. Imaging reveals a 4cm FIGO Type 0 leiomyoma. What is the MOST APPROPRIATE next step in management? Four answer options in dark semi-transparent rounded rectangle boxes with white text: A) Laparoscopic Myomectomy, B) Hysteroscopic Myomectomy, C) Abdominal Myomectomy, D) Uterine Artery Embolization. Bottom right soft pink italic text: Answer on next slide. Premium dark medical education design, clean sans-serif font, subtle purple glow edges.

Square Instagram post 1:1 ratio. Dark charcoal to deep indigo purple gradient background. Top left bold white text DAY 10. Top right pink pill badge OBG. Small cyan INICET lightning badge beside it. Bold white heading ANSWER with pink glow underline. Correct answer in bright green bold inside green bordered rounded box with checkmark: B) Hysteroscopic Myomectomy. Section heading WHY in bright yellow bold. White explanation text: FIGO Type 0 leiomyoma is a PEDUNCULATED SUBMUCOSAL fibroid - entirely within the uterine cavity attached by a stalk. These are best treated by HYSTEROSCOPIC MYOMECTOMY as they are completely accessible from inside the uterine cavity without any incision. Laparoscopic or abdominal approach is unnecessary. UAE is contraindicated in women desiring fertility. Amber gold REMEMBER box: FIGO Type 0 = Pedunculated submucosal - entirely in cavity - Hysteroscopic removal. FIGO Type 1 = less than 50% intramural - Hysteroscopic. FIGO Type 2 = more than 50% intramural - Laparoscopic or open. Fertility desired = never UAE. Bottom lavender: Follow for daily NEET PG MCQs. Clean professional design.

Square Instagram post 1:1 ratio. Dark charcoal to deep indigo purple gradient background. Top left DAY 10 white bold. Top right pink OBG badge. Title: FIGO CLASSIFICATION OF FIBROIDS in white bold. Subtitle: Leiomyoma Types and Management in yellow. Clean organized diagram showing uterus cross section in white outline in center. Around the uterus, labeled fibroid positions with colored dots and connecting lines: Type 0 red dot - Pedunculated submucosal, entirely in cavity. Type 1 orange dot - Submucosal less than 50% intramural. Type 2 yellow dot - Submucosal more than 50% intramural. Type 3 green dot - Contacts endometrium, 100% intramural. Type 4 blue dot - Intramural, no endometrial or serosal contact. Type 5 purple dot - Subserosal more than 50% intramural. Type 6 pink dot - Subserosal less than 50% intramural. Type 7 cyan dot - Pedunculated subserosal. Below diagram: management table with two columns: Type 0 and 1 - Hysteroscopic Myomectomy. Type 2 to 4 - Laparoscopic or Abdominal Myomectomy. Type 5 to 7 - Laparoscopic Myomectomy. UAE - Contraindicated if fertility desired. Bottom lavender: Follow for daily NEET PG MCQs. Professional clean medical education design.