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Question of when to test involves navigating patient privacy, legal, ethical concerns

A 65-year-old woman visited her doctor about a growth that developed on her finger 2 months prior. Can you diagnose the patient?

Pause on ACE inhibitors, ARBs yields more acute hypertension with no prevention of hypotension

Incision sites were itchy, painful, red, and oozing and were not showing signs of healing

Will those with CIEDs become regular patients at ambulatory surgery centers within a decade?

Mixed results from two small randomized clinical trials

Remote surgery ... in space

To perform like athletes, surgeons need to train like athletes

California denies privilege to docs not certified by recognized board

Waiting 7 days or more associated with reduced complications

Even trace levels of urinary protein tied to elevated rate of acute renal impairment

Issue of safety highlighted again in POISE analysis

Video conversation with physician who thinks the story of medicine is worth singing about

Case Findings: A 52-year-old man presents with possible calluses on either side of his thumb, forefinger, and middle finger. He reports cutting them off with nail clippers, but they return. He also reports using an over-the-counter wart treatment without success. What is your diagnosis?