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Acute Head Injury: When to Image and When to Observe?,e paramedic, patient had LOC on scene. He was complaining of right ear and right-sided head pain but denied neck, back, extremity, or abdominal pain. Though he could answer some questions, others were answered inappropriately, and he was unreliable in following commands. The paramedics placed him in

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Dizziness: An Evidence-Based Approach (Better than MRI?), continuous dizziness that began rapidly. The patient describes severe light-headedness. There is no headache or neck pain. Vital signs and general physical examination are normal. On examining the eyes, horizontal nystagmus that beats toward the left is present. Skew deviation is absent. On head im

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Acute Vision Loss and Diplopia,epartment for a brief episode of painless vision loss in her left eye shortly before arrival. She describes the vision loss as a curtain pulled over the eye with vision returning spontaneously minutes later. She denies trauma to the eye, headache, fever, history of migraines, or prior similar episod

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Atraumatic Acute Neck and Back Pain,thought to have an etiology of musculoskeletal pain and was discharged after symptomatic treatment. He now complains of numbness in his groin, difficulty urinating, and weakness in his legs. He denies fever or trauma. MRI of his lumbar spine shows an epidural abscess causing compression of the cauda

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Acute Generalized Weakness,strength in his legs. It started the previous day at work, and by midday today, he knew something was wrong. His kids had been sick with a cold the last week, and he too just recovered from an upper respiratory infection a few days before that. He reports back pain as well. He took 800 mg of ibuprof