A case of misdiagnosed meningitis
A student’s headaches, lethargy, vomiting, and photophobia are misdiagnosed as migraine.
Print Issue: January 01, 2017
A case of acute severe emphysematous pancreatitis
A diabetic patient rushed to the hospital for vomiting and abdomen pain, resulting in a diagnosis of acute severe emphysematous pancreatitis.
An enlarging mass on the calf
Doppler imaging resulted in a solid mass with suggestion of increased vascularity.
Tip for treating minor lacerations
Treating lacerations properly requires benzoin, Steri-Strips, and a Dermabond to cover.
Converting pounds to kilograms
Converting pounds to kilograms in your head is easier than you think.
Are prostate biopsies linked to the spread of cancerous cells?
Cases of prostate biopsies resulting in the spread of cancerous cells are rare.
Treating premenopausal women with fibroids and dysmenorrhea
The standard treatment option for premenopausal women who do not wish to get pregnant is hysterectomy.
Kratom: The new alternative to opioids
Kratom’s legal future is uncertain, pending further review from the DEA and FDA.
Raynaud phenomenon: a cold-weather condition
A thorough work-up can differentiate between primary and secondary forms, mitigating progression of a more severe underlying disease.
Restless legs syndrome: a new practice guideline
Evidence shows strong support for prescribing pramipexole, rotigotine, cabergoline, or gabapentin enacarbil to treat adults with restless legs syndrome symptoms.
