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ECG findings clarify those of a thorough physical and patient history
Rare condition can be deadly without early diagnosis and treatment
Results are "disappointing as we need better therapies in the refractory space," expert says
The relatively younger age of the two patients makes these cases particularly notable
Results are "disappointing as we need better therapies in the refractory space," expert says
The relatively younger age of the two patients makes these cases particularly notable
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Seizures were triggered by exposure to cold due to reflex epilepsy
Tropical parasitic disease is often asymptomatic, but beware of unexplained ocular symptoms
Case highlights risk-benefit considerations with concurrent bilateral intravitreal injections
Among many diagnostic options for a rare condition, be aware of potential pitfalls
Skin symptoms dramatically improved after use of sun protection
Timely recognition of this rare phenomenon considered crucial to prevent recurrent stroke
Long-ignored patches of progressively hardening skin finally receive a rare diagnosis
Finding poses clinical and ethical dilemma for parents and clinicians
Nonspecific presentation impedes early diagnosis of rare indolent tumor in older man
Be aware of the potential for secondary malignancy in relation to LCH diagnosis, researchers urge
Treatment-resistant juvenile dermatomyositis resolved by targeting elevated interferon-beta
Suspect perineural recurrence of cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma, experts urge
Authors discuss how best to diagnose and manage him, given the absence of any symptoms
A serendipitous iatrogenic effect following laser surgery in a patient with NF1
