Volume 45 - Issue 8 - August 2005

Consultant

10/02/2017

 CHRISTINE SAVAGE, MD, E. WILLIAM ST CLAIR, MD, and JOHN S. SUNDY, MD, PhD

 CHRISTINE SAVAGE, MD, E. W...
Early treatment with disease-modifying anti-rheumatic drugs (DMARDs)—alone or in combination— can prevent joint damage and minimize disability.
10/02/2017
What's Your Diagnosis?
What's Your Diagnosis?
04/19/2014

ALEXANDER K. C. LEUNG, MD, MARIA FINCATI, MD, and HENRY SCHNEIDERMAN, MD—Series Editor


ALEXANDER K. C. LEUNG, MD, MARIA FINC...
A 69-year-old man seen because of a pruritic pretibial rash of 3 months' duration. The rash started as reddish brown papules that slowly enlarged and changed.
04/19/2014
04/30/2011

STEVEN Q. WANG, MD

STEVEN Q. WANG, MD
The incidence of malignant melanoma has been rising at an alarming rate, and there is still no cure.
04/30/2011
tips and tricks
tips and tricks
04/27/2011
Tie the Knot, Prewritten Postpartum Prescriptions Save Time, Cut Casts—and Costs, Solution for a Sticky Summer Situation
04/27/2011
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08/20/2005
What underlies the tender erythematous lesions on the hand and elbow of a patient with no history of recent trauma?
08/20/2005
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08/20/2005
Physical examination reveals a palpable mass within the patient’s left lower lid. To what diagnosis do the clinical picture and MRI scan point?
08/20/2005
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08/20/2005
The patient is a 48-year-old married woman with 2 grown children. She began to have occasional headaches when she was 7 years old.
08/20/2005
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08/20/2005
How can repeated visits to the emergency department (ED) for asthma exacerbations best be avoided?
08/20/2005
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08/20/2005
These ocular changes occurred in an adolescent girl who had become irritable, anxious, and depressed in recent months. What’s the connection?
08/20/2005
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08/20/2005
A 68-year-old white man complained of a painful “raw” lip that had gradually developed over several years.
08/20/2005
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08/20/2005
A 62-year-old woman with a 25-year history of dyspnea was hospitalized because of hypoxemia.
08/20/2005
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08/20/2005
Two days after cleaning her attic, a 45-year-old woman presented with several very tender ulcers on her lower mid-abdomen, low-grade fever, and headache.
08/20/2005
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07/20/2005
A tender nodule; an itchy truncal rash; multiple pruritic eruptions—can you identify the disorders pictured here?
07/20/2005
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07/20/2005
Douse the Fire of Seabather’s Eruption With Vinegar While spending a month in Cuba, my travel companion experienced seabather’s eruption, which was described by Drs Mary Sy and Gary Williams...
07/20/2005

Hepatitis C: Making the Diagnosis, Latest Treatment Guidelines

In most cases, the only sign of infection is an unexplained elevation in liver enzyme levels. Your challenge: to unmask the disease so that patients can benefit from the latest advances in therapy.