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foot
using Kanavel’s
Signs
... Infographic by
Anna
... Tenosynovitis #Kanavels #
Criteria
... #
Sign
#Hand #
MSK
... #
Diagnosis
patellofemoral
joint
... with
MRI
effusion ... pathophysiology #
diagnosis
... #
signs
#symptoms ... #
msk
Gouty Arthritis) -
MSK
...
Case
description ... mass and NO prior
signs
... - **
MSK
rads ... #
msk
#rheumatology
sliding/barcode
sign
... -
Lung
point
... pleura in severe
cases
... #differential #
diagnosis
... #
signs
#
Lung
#POCUS
HAGL) can be a
cause
... Differential
diagnosis
... GAGL): "Reverse J
sign
... shoulder #clinical #
mri
... #
msk
Causes
of Bone/
Joint
... Generally affects
long
... • XR,
MRI
to ... #differential #
diagnosis
... #
causes
#hematology
Freiberg Infraction -
MSK
...
Case
description ... for secondary
signs
... foot #clinical #
mri
... #
msk
Bilateral B-Lines in
case
... POCUS
lung
exam ... Progressive
URI
... partially seen shred
sign
... NOT definitively
diagnose
►
segment at (or 40-60
ms
... after) the J
point
... V2 • Wellens
sign
... pain • Wellens
sign
... Equivalents #ECG #EKG #
diagnosis
Causes
of Primary ... )
Causes
of primary ... of coaptation
point
... : Dilated CMP,
long
-standing ... #Differential #
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