Tahsin Ara Mim: Takayasu’s Arteritis Case Report Secures 2nd Runner-Up
Tahsin Ara Mim, General Member at Bangladesh Medical Students’ Society, shared a post on LinkedIn:
”A remarkable gathering of a bunch of would be doctors sharing their ideas, leadership and vision at the BMSS National General Assembly.
It’s such an amazing day, a day well spent.
I’m delighted to share that Our case report ‘Unmasking Takayasu’s Arteritis and Thrombophilia Causing Ischemic Stroke in a Young Male: A Case Report from a Resource-Limited Setting’ has secured 2nd runner up in the case report competition.
Thanks to Shuma Islam to be the amazing presenter…without you it’s quietly impossible bro!!
Also thanks to Iftekhar Ahmed Sakib vai for inspiring us and motivating us all the time
Md Nazmul Hasan vai nothing to say about you…
From the very beginning you are always with us not only in this case report but also in every project and paper
And i am very proud to have my extraordinary, talented and also brilliant teammates Labiba Hossain and asfiatush…
Also thanks to my talented observers.”
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