Look at the midline structures on the brain ultrasound of this 2-month-old infant. What do you notice?
Case stories that stick
A 70-year-old man presented to the emergency department. Can you spot the diagnosis based on the clinical presentation, laboratory findings, and echocardiographic imaging?
Keep in mind: Pleural effusions and consolidations can often be directly or indirectly associated with malignancies—whether lung cancer itself or metastasis from other types of cancer.
A storyline with sequence of events to assess cardiac filling and fluid responsiveness.
How can you make sure that the cannula tip is placed correctly when doing injections into the glenohumeral joint?
When evaluating thyroid nodules, certain "red flag" features, as categorized by the TIRADS classification, can indicate a heightened risk of malignancy. In this blogpost, we are highlighting prominent indicators tha...
