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RE: ONLINE WARDROUNDS (Ep 2): FEATURING Case Reviews AND Special TETE-A-TETE with @Zoneboy!

in #air-clinic7 years ago

Case 1. I think that the most probable diagnosis is endometriosis because of monthly pain plus pelvic mass. The differential diagnosis could be an ectopic pregnancy or pelvic tumor of connective tissue as some kind of sarcoma. This patient has to go to surgical exploration.
Case 2 must be studied as unknown origin fever with diagnosis probable of brucellosis, Lyme disease, rickettsiosis, and malaria, depending on the demographic area.
Neither of both cases is my expertise area but are very interesting and I'd like to know expert opinion

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I love your input @endopediatria, lets see if others would come and knock us off with an expert opinion

Yes. These are very interesting activities. I hope a lot of colleagues participate.

Yes ma @endopediatria I really hope so too. And by the way, I love the way you still contribute immensely despite being pediatric endocrinologist. You Rock.

Thanks. Some things never are forgotten. I remember how much I enjoyed discussions at medical school.

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