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Case 05: Patient with RUQ pain

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Description: Patient presents with right upper quadrant pain. Can you identify the cause on this arterial phase CT scan?

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Case 07: Abnormal chest x-ray

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Description: Look carefully at the AP and lateral chest x-ray of this patient. There is a structure in the chest that is abnormal.

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Case 09: Shortness of breath

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Description: A young man presents to the ED with acute shortness of breath. Can you identify the abnormality?

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Case 11: Seizure

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Description: This is a 52 year old woman who presents after a new onset seizure. Can you identify the etiology?

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Case 13: Fever and flank pain

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Description: This is a 54 year old woman who presented to the ED with fever and flank pain. Can you identify the pathology?

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Case 15: Epigastric pain (U/S)

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Description: This is a 48 year old female who complains of upper abdominal pain.  She drinks 5-7 beers a day.

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Case 17: Crohn's Disease

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Description: 72 year old woman with history of Crohn's disease and sigmoidectomy 2 months ago presents with 4 day history of increasing abdominal pain, nausea, and vomiting.

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Case 25: Abdominal pain and bloating

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Description: 87 year-old female with history of abdominal and pelvic lipomatosis, presents with abdominal pain and bloating.

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Case 27: Bubbles

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Description: 99 year old male with abdominal pain.

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Case 02: Identify the foreign body

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Description: This patient just had surgery. At the end of the surgery, the scrub techs were not able to account for all of the surgical tools. An x-ray was requested.

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Case 12: Presyncope and weakness

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Description: 25 year old male presents to the ED with presyncope and exhaustion.  Head CT did not reveal any abnormalities. Can you identify the abnormality on this abdominal CT?

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Case 16: Acute epigastric pain (CT)

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Description: Patient with history of alcohol abuse presents with epigastric pain and vomiting. Can you identify the affected organ?

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Case 18: RUQ pain

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Description: This is a 49 year old woman with no prior medical history who presents with colicky, constant right upper abdominal pain.  She also has a low grade fever and nausea.

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Case 24: Fainting and anemia

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Description: 76 year old female with syncopal episode, workup reveals anemia with Hgb of 4.

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Case 28: Feverish

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Description: 45 year old man with fever to 103 F, chills, and leukocytosis.  Blood culture positive for gram + cocci in chains.