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acidosis antecubital anus cellulitis cyst dermatology differential elevation fistulainano fossa kidney lactate lactic peripelvic perirectal rash renal secondary syphilis typea
Fistula-In-Ano: External opening of fistulus tract is apparent in photo above. Proximal opening would be at level
is apparent in photo ... with perirectal abscesses ... present in this case ... Images #Clinical ... #Anal #Anus #UCSDH
Perirectal Cellulitis: Extensive inflammation and swelling of the right buttocks secondary to infection. This can be distinguished
from a perirectal abscess ... begins in the anal ... absent in this case ... Images #Clinical ... #Photo #Perirectal
Abscess: Marked swelling and redness is apparent just above antecubital fossa. This is caused by an
This is caused by ... Images #Clinical ... #Photo #Abscess ... Antecubital #Fossa #Arm ... #UCSDH
Causes of Lactate Elevation, Lactic Acidosis - Differential Diagnosis The most common causes of hyperlactatemia are usually:
- Differential Diagnosis ... of lactate as a clinical ... / hypoxemia -> focus ... assessment - assess ... #typeb #classification
Secondary Syphilis Rash Secondary syphilis is the most contagious of all the stages of this disease, and
lata—on genital, anal ... resembling rashes caused ... faint that they are ... Syphilis #Rash #Diagnosis ... #Clinical #Photo
Peripelvic Cyst on Renal POCUS 60s f admitted with acute pyelonephritis, CT scan reveals no hydronephrosis/stone/abscess, continues
hydronephrosis/stone/abscess ... LFTs normal Diagnosed ... Pt and family are ... , with clinical ... #kidney #clinical
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