An unusual pelvic mass in a 43-year-old woman
A woman who is in generally good health presents with a visibly enlarged abdomen with left-sided dominance and increased pelvic pressure that had worsened.
Print Issue: April 01, 2017
A suspicious mole
A clinician’s failure to follow up on a patient’s mole results in a delayed diagnosis of cancer.
Magnesium for patients taking opioids for pain
Patients who are taking opioids can manage their tolerance by taking magnesium 500mg.
The origin of AIDS and debating the Patient Zero theory
There is evidence that HIV might have spread from its origins in the US to the rest of the world.
Preventing chronic diseases with lifestyle changes
A low-carbohydrate lifestyle is an effective treatment option to prevent chronic diseases.
CDC’s opioid guideline prompts clinician concerns
The recently released CDC guidelines on opioid prescribing remain a topic of debate.
Using information technology to tailor diabetes care
A study of one tracking system’s effect finds improvement in the management of diabetes.
Radiofrequency treatment effective for refractory chronic joint pain
Radiofrequency treatment is an effective option for treating refractory chronic knee, hip, and shoulder joint pain.
Perioperative care for acute pain management
Patients with chronic pain who are hospitalized have a higher risk of morbidity and mortality, longer lengths of stay, and more frequent readmissions than patients without chronic pain.
Thoracic outlet syndrome: A review
The condition has one fundamental pathophysiology but multiple distinct clinical presentations, including venous and neurogenic.
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