Volume 45 - Issue 5 - May 2005

Consultant

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06/25/2013

SAIRAH CHACHAD, MD
Lakeland, Florida

ATIYA KHAN, MD
Fort Wayne, Indiana

SAIRAH CHACHAD, MD Lakeland, Florida ...
The parents of this 2-year-old boy brought their son for evaluation of swelling of the right leg and excoriation and serosanguineous discharge from the ankle region of 3 days’ duration.
06/25/2013
Allergic Purpura
Allergic Purpura
04/30/2011
A 24-year-old woman complained of a rash on both feet and legs. She had also had intermittent pain in both ankles for the past year.
04/30/2011
Anaphylaxis Presenting as Macroglossia
Anaphylaxis Presenting as Macroglossia
04/30/2011

Leslie Trope, MD, William Bailey, MD, and Michael Belfiore, MD

Leslie Trope, MD, William Bailey, MD,...
Three days after having eaten fish, a 66-year-old woman was brought to the emergency department because of macroglossia--a presentation of anaphylaxis.
04/30/2011
Dermatitis From Old Sandal
Dermatitis From Old Sandal
04/30/2011

Wm. Lane M. Robson, MD, and Alexander K. C. Leung, MD

Wm. Lane M. Robson, MD, and Alexander...
A 3-year-old girl discovered lesions on her instep and great toe, where there was significant pressure from the old rubber sandals that she had been wearing.
04/30/2011
Pruritic Dermatitis
Pruritic Dermatitis
04/30/2011

Robert P. Blereau, MD

Robert P. Blereau, MD
Two days after beginning therapy with amlodipine, this 30-year-old woman noticed a pruritic, erythematous, macular dermatitis on her ankles.
04/30/2011
Photo Essay
Photo Essay
04/30/2011

Sunita Puri, MD

Sunita Puri, MD
This 41-year-old woman rushed to the emergency department with a swollen, blistered tongue and difficultly in swallowing and speaking.
04/30/2011
Article
Article
09/25/2005
A 31-year-old woman is seen by her physician because of mottled skin on the dorsa of the hands, low blood pressure, and a confusing array of abnormal physical findings and laboratory test results.
09/25/2005
Article
Article
06/26/2005
Lichen sclerosus et atrophicus can develop at any age and may affect either sex and persons of all ethnicities.
06/26/2005
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Article
05/25/2005
A 3-month-old boy was initially evaluated for a skincolored, 1 x 3-cm, diffuse swelling in the right superior orbit area.
05/25/2005
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Article
05/25/2005
A 65-year-old man had sustained lacerations on the dorsum of his right wrist and his right middle finger from a shattered glass door.
05/25/2005
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Article
05/25/2005
What clues on these ECGs point to the cause?
05/25/2005
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Article
05/25/2005
Inside: preventive strategies that help your patients stay in good shape . . . mentally and physically.
05/25/2005
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Article
05/25/2005
An 8-year-old boy was evaluated because of widespread lesions on his face, arms, and legs.
05/25/2005
Article
Article
05/25/2005
Recently, a 21-year-old man has experienced dyspnea with strenuous exertion when he practices with his varsity basketball team.
05/25/2005
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Article
05/25/2005
A 17-year-old girl had a “mole” on the chin since childhood. The ovoid lesion had grown slightly over the previous few years, but it had maintained the same general configuration.
05/25/2005
Article
Article
05/22/2005
What do the clinical history and colonoscopic findings suggest is the cause of this man's diarrhea, nausea, and fever?
05/22/2005
Article
Article
05/22/2005
The lungs are a common site of metastatic disease (Table). Because the entire cardiac output flows through the lungs, the risk of hematogenous metastases is very high. Excluding...
05/22/2005
Article
Article
05/22/2005
Pointers on Eye Drops, Shoes, Cough Drops, Depression
05/22/2005
Article
Article
05/22/2005
Oral ulcers + progressive weakness + fatigue in a middle-aged woman = ?
05/22/2005
Article
Article
05/22/2005
Fungus identification 101; How to manage insulin resistance in children: and Exercise: fit for all ages.
05/22/2005
Article
Article
05/22/2005
Fish oil supplementation for cardioprotection: how much is enough? How much is safe?
05/22/2005
Article
Article
05/22/2005
The practical strategies outlined here can reduce your patients’ exposure to common household asthma triggers.
05/22/2005
Article
Article
05/22/2005
A slowly progressive rash; pruritic lesions in the antecubital fosse; circular scaling, erythematous plaques—can you identify the disorders pictured here?
05/22/2005
Article
Article
05/22/2005
How will you advise patients who ask about “natural” migraine remedies? This expert presents the evidence on the 5 most commonly used agents.
05/22/2005
Endometrial Cancer
Endometrial Cancer
04/21/2005
What’s normal bleeding—what’s not? What are the most likely causes of irregular or excessive bleeding in young, middle-aged, and older women? And how best to manage? Insights inside.
04/21/2005
Article
Article
04/21/2005
Here: the latest advances in antiviral therapy; how to identify patients who require treatment; and steps to minimize adverse effects.
04/21/2005