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- Are serum troponin levels elevated in conditions other than acute coronary syndrome?
Yes. Troponin elevation is a nonspecific sign.
- The female athlete triad: It takes a team
An energy deficit from increased exercise, decreased intake, or both can suppress the menstrual cycle and lead to bone loss.
- Hyperkeratotic fissured plaques on both hands: Mechanic’s hands
This sign is seen in about 30% of patients with antisynthetase syndrome.
- Perioperative interruption of dual antiplatelet therapy (November 2017)
Readers comment on perioperative interruption of dual antiplatelet therapy (November 2017).
- Hidden lesion easily missed on chest radiography
Chest radiography showed an opacity behind the heart, and CT angiography revealed it to be an aortic aneurysm.
- Make no bones about it!
It is important to diagnose and treat the female athlete triad to maintain optimal bone health.
- Physical examination in dyspnea (December 2017)
Errors occurred in Shellenberger RA, Balakrishnan B, Avula S, Ebel A, Shaik S. Diagnostic value of the physical examination in patients with dyspnea. Cleve Clin J Med 2017; 84(12):943–950.
- Musculoskeletal ultrasonography basics
Ultrasonography is emerging as a core method to evaluate musculoskeletal problems.
- Musculoskeletal ultrasonography has arrived
With its many advantages, it has become a mainstay in many subspecialities.