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clinical ultrasound finger hand radiology abdominal appendicitis boxers cellulitis cobblestoning diagnosis digits fracture infection management metacarpal msk orthopedics paraesophageal paronychia
Acute paronychia with abscess! Treat with incision 🔪 and drainage🛁. If completely drained, no need for
paronychia with abscess ... drained, no need for antibiotics ... If not, coverage ... #paronychia #abscess
Abscess and Cobblestoning on POCUS Cobblestoning of inflamed fat (“hot” cobblestoning!) and an echogenic abscess. This should
Abscess and Cobblestoning ... on POCUS Cobblestoning ... and an echogenic abscess ... discharge with antibiotics ... Cobblestoning #POCUS
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 Boxer's Fracture - ED Management Be sure to assess for wounds in patients with fractures of the
Management Be sure to assess ... guide prophylactic antibiotic ... this will guide antibiotic ... coverage) • ED ... give appropriate antibiotics
The #POCUS waterbath technique for digits - Finger Abscess This one was "sent in for IV antibiotics"
The #POCUS waterbath ... digits - Finger Abscess ... sent in for IV antibiotics ... @EMinFocus #Abscess ... Digits #Clinical #POCUS
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 Perforated Appendicitis and Abscess on Abdominal POCUS Young patient presents with RLQ abdominal pain and fever. What
Appendicitis and Abscess ... on Abdominal POCUS ... the associated abscess ... was admitted on antibiotics ... #Abdominal #POCUS
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 Finger Abscess on POCUS This 40yo diabetic presents with 3rd MCP pain and erythema x 2d, now
Finger Abscess on ... POCUS This 40yo ... discharge home with antibiotics ... #Finger #Abscess ... #POCUS #clinical
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 Paraesophageal Abscess on POCUS Pt with severe chest/abd pain. Ill/febrile. RUSH exam performed. Diagnosis? Patient
Paraesophageal Abscess ... on POCUS Pt with ... Paraesophageal abscess ... treated with IV antibiotics ... #POCUS #clinical
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