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Critical Care
Critical Care
Is It Pneumonia, Heart Failure, or Both? Biomarkers Can Help Diagnose Dyspnea
02/17/2016

Gregory W. Rutecki, MD

Gregory W. Rutecki, MD
Acutely ill patients tend to have similar complaints.
02/17/2016
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photoclinic
Unilateral Empyema Caused by Cutibacterium acnes in a Patient With Hepatic Abscess and History of Mastectomy
08/07/2015
Preslav Valchev, MD; Jerry Kenmoe, MD; Narjis Batool, MD
A 74-year-old woman with a past medical history of stage IV invasive ductal carcinoma presented to the emergency department with fatigue and gradually worsening dyspnea during the past 2 months.
08/07/2015
Pneumonia
Pneumonia
A Rare Instance of Hospital Acquired Pneumonia Caused by Coinfection with Raoultella planticola
05/21/2015

George Clements, BS, Rezwan Ahmed, MD, Larry Dial, MD, and Darshana Shah, PhD

George Clements, BS, Rezwan Ahmed, MD...
R planticola, a gram-negative bacterium closely related to Klebsiella species, is a rare cause of disease in humans.
05/21/2015
carcinoma
carcinoma
A Rare Cutaneous Tumor
03/26/2015

Charles Haddad MD, Judella Haddad-Lacle MD, Christopher Scuderi, DO, Nauman Nisar MD

Charles Haddad MD, Judella Haddad-Lac...
Trichilemmal carcinoma is a rare cutaneous malignancy.
03/26/2015
Case In Point
Case In Point
Rare Tattoo Complication: Haemophilus Influenzae Sepsis
04/16/2014
Complications of tattooing include aseptic inflammation, allergic reactions, pyogenic infections, and nonpyogenic infections.
04/16/2014
Hospital Medicine
Hospital Medicine
Predicting Survival From In-Hospital CPR
12/09/2009

Titilayo O. Alabi, MD, and Christopher A. Haines, MD

Titilayo O. Alabi, MD, and Christophe...
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation was developed to treat individuals who have a sudden unexpected cardiac arrest.
12/09/2009