What's the diagnosis? By Dr. Katie Selman
A 30 yo female presents with neck pain and arm weakness
A 30 yo female presents with neck pain and arm weakness
A 22 yo female presents to the ED with thumb pain
A 21 yo female presents with epigastric pain
Review of Major ECG findings from last week's Tintinalli Club for Valentine's Day
A 76 yo female presents after a fall.
Chief Resident Dr. Katie Selman breaks down the differential diagnosis for your vaginal bleeding patients
A 76 yo F presents to the ED w/ L shoulder pain.
A 66 yo with right foot pain
Quick and easy visual guide to anterior cord syndrome, central cord syndrome and Brown Sequard.
An 82 yo F with a history of HTN, DM, CAD, GERD presents to the ED with expressive aphasia that started 1hour prior to arrival. On exam, she has difficulty answering questions but follows commands. CT head is negative, neurology in consulted and tPA is given. An hour later, you are called back into the room for worsening neurologic exam. The patient is awake but not speaking and is unable to follow commands. A stat repeat head CT is ordered and shown below. What's the diagnosis? (scroll down for answer)
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