Master Medicine. Simplify the Complex. 🩺
Welcome to MD Mastery, your go-to destination for high-yield medical and surgical education. I’m Dr. Ekram Ghazal, and I believe that medicine shouldn’t be a mystery to be memorized—it should be a system to be understood.
I break down complex medical topics into clear, visual videos. Whether you’re a medical student prepping for MD exams/USMLE MRCOG/ or a clinician looking for anatomical precision,
What you’ll find here:
🧬 High-Yield Science: Molecular biology and physiology simplified.
🔪 Surgical Mastery: Anatomical landmarks and operative strategies.
🧠 Exam Strategy: Identifying "traps" and clinical decision pathways.
🚀 New high-yield videos weekly!
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Obstetrics and gynecology with Dr. Ekram Ghazal
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Quick question for gynaecologists 👇
Before surgery for deep endometriosis, do your patients have their kidneys imaged
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Obstetrics and gynecology with Dr. Ekram Ghazal
Most ureteric injuries aren't recognised during the operation. They show up days later, on the ward.
Each one happened at a predictable anatomical address. I've put all three on one free page, along with the management pathway you'll need if one gets past you.
📥 Free Ureter Quick Reference Card: payhip.com/b/ktD2T
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Obstetrics and gynecology with Dr. Ekram Ghazal
Exam question, 10 seconds on the clock ⏱️
Day 5 after an abdominal hysterectomy. Your patient has flank pain, a low-grade fever and a clear, watery vaginal discharge.
What's the first investigation you'd request, and what are you looking for?
Answer in the comments. I'll pin the best explanation on Friday.
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Obstetrics and gynecology with Dr. Ekram Ghazal
Which structure worries you most during a difficult hysterectomy?
I'll make the next Surgical Road Map video on the winner structure you will choose
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Obstetrics and gynecology with Dr. Ekram Ghazal
Do you know why RCOG Green-top 24 is no longer current guidance for endometriosis?
drop in a comment
Yes, know exactly why / No idea / Wait, it's archived?
Full breakdown up now. Link below.
[video link]https://youtu.be/mxa6CvMsqjU?si=nnUOT...
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Obstetrics and gynecology with Dr. Ekram Ghazal
Quick one for anyone sitting MRCOG Part 2 or Part 3: the guideline most of us were taught endometriosis from was archived in January 2024. If your revision notes still cite it, you're studying from a source that no longer exists.
New video is up walking through the 5 changes I found going through NICE, ESHRE, and RCOG's 2025 update line by line. Link below.
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Obstetrics and gynecology with Dr. Ekram Ghazal
Are you a surgical trainee? Then you MUST memorize this critical anatomical crossing point! During surgery, clamping the uterine artery near the cervix places the ureter at high risk. Iatrogenic ureteral injury is a major complication that can be avoided with proper visualization and identification of the ureter within 1.5-2 cm lateral to the cervix.
Remember the rule: 'Water under the bridge' 🌉💧. Keep your patients safe by double-checking!
Which other structures do you double-check in pelvic surgery? Drop them below for the next training video! 👇 #SurgicalTraining #PelvicAnatomy #GynSurg #MedEd"
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Obstetrics and gynecology with Dr. Ekram Ghazal
New video is up: the applied surgical anatomy behind the entire PPH escalation ladder — uterine artery and the ureter, the arcuate arcade, the O'Leary suture step by step, internal iliac ligation (and the highest-risk step in the whole ladder), why B-Lynch works on some bleeds and not others, and the hysterectomy anatomy trap. Link in the first comment. This pairs with my 2016-vs-2026 evidence video if you haven't seen that one yet
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Obstetrics and gynecology with Dr. Ekram Ghazal
Can you picture the uterine artery crossing over the ureter without looking at a diagram? That crossing point is the single most exam-tested relationship in pelvic surgery — new video walks through it, plus every other structure behind the PPH surgical ladder: the arcuate arcade, the O'Leary suture, internal iliac ligation, and why B-Lynch doesn't work on every bleed. Up soon.
for full MRCOG study notes and full anatomy module visit payhip.com/DrEkramGhazal
for more information contact info@drekram.com
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Obstetrics and gynecology with Dr. Ekram Ghazal
New video is up: Postpartum Haemorrhage, 2016 guideline vs 2026 evidence, plus the applied surgical anatomy behind every step of the escalation ladder — the uterine artery/ureter relationship, internal iliac ligation, why B-Lynch works on some bleeds and not others.
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