Cases in Emergency Medicine

Advancing Vesicular Rash in a Neonate: What's the Diagnosis? A 16-day-old girl is brought to the emergency department with a rash. Don't miss the diagnosis.
Clinical Case, September 2012
Not-to-Miss Diagnosis: 10-Year-Old With Right Knee Pain When a 10-year-old boy comes to the hospital complaining of knee pain after a football game physicians make an unexpected diagnosis.
Clinical Case, July 2012
Syncope and Fever in the ED: What's the Cause? This case illustrates 3 novel presentations of fever and syncope in adolescent patients. Learn the diagnosis.
Clinical Case, February 2012
What Is Causing Suprapubic Pain in a Prepubescent Girl? A 9-year-old girl presents with suprapubic abdominal pain and no fever.
Clinical Case, January 2011
Unexplained Cyanosis in a Neonate A 27-day-old infant presents to the ED with cyanosis and a slight fever. How would you proceed?
Clinical Case, January 2011
Refractory Wheezing and Fever in a 2-Year-Old Boy A 2-year-old boy presents to the ED with fever and violent coughing episodes. What's the diagnosis?
Clinical Case, October 2010
A Toddler Presents With a Sensitive Scalp and Fever Upon examination of a 16-month-old toddler, the ED discovers a rare but potentially serious condition.
Clinical Case, October 2010
Vomiting, Weakness, and Skin Discoloration in a 9-Year-Old Child A 9-year-old boy presents to the ED with complaints of vomiting and weakness. What's the diagnosis?
Clinical Case, August 2010
When a Child Comes to the Emergency Department Altered... A 21-month-old boy presents to the ED with a change in mental status. What's the diagnosis?
Clinical Case, July 2010
A Sweet Upper Respiratory Infection An 18-month-old boy presents to the emergency department with cough, rhinorrhea, and decreased appetite. What's the diagnosis?
Clinical Case, May 2010
Caustic Ingestion in a Toddler A 22-month-old boy presents to the emergency department with his mother, who reports that he ingested a bottle of bathroom cleaner. What is your diagnosis?
Clinical Case, April 2010
The Sick but Not Septic Neonate A 4-day-old boy presents to the ED because he is sleeping too much and has lost interest in feeding. What's the diagnosis?
Clinical Case, March 2010

Cases in Emergency Medicine

About

Membership

Apps

WebMD Network

Editions

Cases in Emergency Medicine

Find Us On

About

Membership

Apps

WebMD Network

Editions