Emergency Medicine

Moral of the story: don't walk barefoot in the fields

Clinicians found CT scan to be best diagnostic tool

Outbreak "may be a wake-up call for the field," say editorialists

Patient recovered quickly, thanks to cardiologist's fast response

Case highlights a little-known, potentially dangerous, often recurrent condition of swimmers

Symptoms persisted for 2 years before the patient was admitted to the hospital

Alcoholism, liver dysfunction highly linked with rare disease of unknown etiology

Case study illustrates iatrogenic risks not to be underestimated

Pattern should trigger urgent cardiac catheterization to diagnose or rule out acute STEMI

Case highlights a clinically diagnosed condition often misdiagnosed in adults and teens alike

Mycoplasma pneumonia identified as the culprit in this case of RIME

Guidance on treating ocular symptoms of monkeypox is currently lacking

Clinicians describe significant diagnostic and treatment challenges for a young patient

Rash that appeared a week later provided a more telling clue