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A woman in her mid-20s presents to the emergency department with a 2-day history of sore throat and fever (102.9 ⁰F). Can you make the diagnosis?
A patient in his mid-60s with end-stage renal disease presents to the emergency department with a 4-day history of left ring finger pain and discoloration. Can you make the diagnosis?
Can you diagnose the skin diseases in this Dermatologic Look-Alikes challenge?
A patient with a history of HIV presents to the ED with a 3- to 4-week history of vomiting and testicle pain. Can you make the diagnosis?
Can you diagnose the skin diseases in this Dermatologic Look-Alikes challenge?
A man with a history of gout presents with a 2- to 3-week history of a gradually worsening rash on both lower legs. Can you make the diagnosis?
The patient first noticed a firm, nontender, moveable hard mass while conducting a routine breast self-examination in the shower.
A woman in her mid-40s presents to the emergency department with a history of nausea and pleuritic-like chest pain. Can you make the diagnosis?
Leg ulcers are open skin sores that result in loss of the epidermis and part or all of the dermis and are caused by venous insufficiency (venous ulcers) as well as atherosclerosis and thrombosis (arterial ulcers).
The patient develops cough and dyspnea while climbing Pike’s Peak in Colorado, climbing 4000 feet to the elevation of 12,400 ft.
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