Chagas Disease
Chagas disease is wildly underdiagnosed. Who should we be screening?
Non-severe hepatic encephalopathy can impact patients’ quality of life but is challenging to recognize, and more so when readily apparent clinical signs are absent.
Diagnostic errors are common. How do they relate to clinical deterioration in the inpatient setting?
Did you know celiac disease can present with iron deficiency anemia? Or constipation? Or neuropsychiatric symptoms?!
“Scleral icterus” is a misnomer–seriously! And that’s just the first pearl in this post about hyperbilirubinemia. So put on your sunglasses and get ready for some knowledge phototherapy.
Constipation in kiddos is common, and it’s almost always functional in etiology. What can we do about it? And what should we watch out for in the occasional case of a non-functional cause?
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Is it helpful to check hepatic function testing in patients taking oral terbinafine? What’s the evidence for and against?
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How do we differentiate reflux from dyspepsia? What are the alarm features for GERD and dyspepsia? When should we test for H.pylori?