[ad_1] The following coronal CT scan image is from a 30 year old woman whose presenting problem has been severe right sided loin to groin pain. What can you see? click to enlarge [peekaboo_link name=”Answer”]Answer[/peekaboo_link] [peekaboo_content name=”Answer”] The CT slice shows a calculus in the urethra, about 6 mm in size when measured. Other slices showed mild…
[ad_1] A 73y.o presents following an episode of syncope and this ECG [ad_2] Source link
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[ad_1] I recently released a podcast with Dr Casey Parker on his brilliant Broomedocs website. This podcast was a preview to an article I’m writing that I’m hoping to have published next year on how I think we need to change our approach, based on the latest evidence, to the investigation of patients who are…
[ad_1] A 69y.o man presents with pain at the insertion site of a recently implanted dual chamber pacemaker and this ECG This entry was posted in Advanced EM Cases, ECG of the Week and tagged cardiology, ECG, ekg, pacemaker, ppm by Anand Senthi. Bookmark the permalink. [ad_2] Source link
[ad_1] This is the premiere of the first contribution to the EM Basic Project. Dr. Brian Cohn from Washington University in Saint Louis, Missouri is on the podcast today talking about mono-articular arthritis. He reviews the common physical exam findings, the appropriate lab work and medications, how to avoid common pitfalls in this diagnosis, some…
[ad_1] The following left shoulder x-rays are from a 13 year old who has presented with left shoulder pain and reduced movement after falling on his outstretched left hand a few hours ago. What do you observe? click to enlarge click to enlarge [peekaboo_link name=”Answer”]Answer[/peekaboo_link] [peekaboo_content name=”Answer”] The shoulder x-rays show a Salter-Harris Type I…
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[ad_1] A 47 yr old female with a history of cardiac failure presents to your emergency department with an unrelated injury, and this ECG was done. Share this: Click to print (Opens in new window) Print Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email Click to share on X (Opens…
[ad_1] The following lateral c-spine view is from a 54 year old diabetic man with non-traumatic neck pain. What can you see in the x-ray? click to enlarge [peekaboo_link name=”Answer”]Answer[/peekaboo_link] [peekaboo_content name=”Answer”] The main abnormality is a linear calcified ropy structure, adjacent to the posterior vertebral margin, projected over the spinal canal. This is an ossified…