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Infectious Diseases in Clinical Practice, 2022
Abstract Culture-negative endocarditis is rarely encountered and that caused by Bartonella quintana has been very rarely described. Virtually, all such cases in the literature have been related to human body louse exposure due to homelessness or living in refugee camps or similar environments. We describe a case of B. guintana endocarditis in
Maryam Masood +3 more
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Abstract Culture-negative endocarditis is rarely encountered and that caused by Bartonella quintana has been very rarely described. Virtually, all such cases in the literature have been related to human body louse exposure due to homelessness or living in refugee camps or similar environments. We describe a case of B. guintana endocarditis in
Maryam Masood +3 more
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Abstract The approach to evaluating patients presenting with flank pain is set out using an example case with questions for the reader as the case evolves. This includes salient points in history taking, physical examination, relevant investigations, and a brief discussion of management.
Haley Godwin, Megan Fix
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Haley Godwin, Megan Fix
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BMJ, 2009
A 25 year old man presented to the accident and emergency department after waking up with severe left sided abdominal pain and visible blood in his urine. He had no history of other urinary or gastrointestinal symptoms and felt well otherwise. Although he could not recall any traumatic injury, he had been drinking alcohol the night before and his ...
Euan, Green, Zubeir, Ali
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A 25 year old man presented to the accident and emergency department after waking up with severe left sided abdominal pain and visible blood in his urine. He had no history of other urinary or gastrointestinal symptoms and felt well otherwise. Although he could not recall any traumatic injury, he had been drinking alcohol the night before and his ...
Euan, Green, Zubeir, Ali
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Emergency Medicine Journal, 2021
A 54-year-old robust man presented to the emergency department with sudden onset, sharp, left flank pain, radiating to the epigastrium which began several hours before arrival. He was in a good state of health until 1 week before when he developed pulsatile left lower chest pain.
George Gozari +2 more
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A 54-year-old robust man presented to the emergency department with sudden onset, sharp, left flank pain, radiating to the epigastrium which began several hours before arrival. He was in a good state of health until 1 week before when he developed pulsatile left lower chest pain.
George Gozari +2 more
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A Painful Bulge in the Left Flank
JAMA, 2013A73-year-oldmanwitha2-to3-weekhistoryofherpeszoster inthe left T11-T12dermatomesdevelopedapainful,progressivebulgeinhis leftflank. Thebulgewasmoreprominentonstanding,coughing,andstraining.Antiviralagentswerenotadministeredwhenhefirstdevelopedzosterbecause thediagnosiswasestablishedmorethan72hoursafter firstpresentation ofthedisease ...
Hsien-Yi, Chiu, Sung-Jan, Lin
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CT for the Evaluation of Flank Pain
Journal of Endourology, 2001Unenhanced helical CT allows rapid and accurate determination of whether a stone is present anywhere in the urinary tract. There is a learning curve for both radiologist and urologist, but a number of signs are highly predictive of stone. Helical CT scans should always be accompanied by a "scoutogram" to convey an idea of what the stone might look like.
K R, Anderson, R C, Smith
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2012
The symptom complex of renal colic is common, and the central feature is flank pain with or without radiation to the groin. Acute ureteral obstruction causes an increase in hydrostatic pressure within the urinary system and is the inciting factor in the generation of acute flank pain of renal origin.
Christopher Rippel, Jay D. Raman
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The symptom complex of renal colic is common, and the central feature is flank pain with or without radiation to the groin. Acute ureteral obstruction causes an increase in hydrostatic pressure within the urinary system and is the inciting factor in the generation of acute flank pain of renal origin.
Christopher Rippel, Jay D. Raman
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Woman with Flank Pain and Hematuria
Annals of Emergency Medicine, 2023Sanché Mabins, Michael Schindlbeck
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