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diagnosis differential pulmonary autoimmune bilateral blines clinical halo infections infectious intermittent lung myopathy myositis noninfectious nonresolving patterns periodic pocus returning
Fever in Returning Travelers from Tropical Regions - Frequent Differential Diagnoses Medical History: • Skin exposure to
Travelers from ... without localizing signs ... Cough, dyspnea - Pneumonia ... , dyspnea, and eosinophilia ... #Returning #Traveler
Reversed Halo Sign - Infectious and Non-Infectious Differential Diagnosis Definition: A focal rounded area of GGO surrounded
Reversed Halo Sign ... • Infectious Causes ... Non-Infectious Causes ... polyangiitis (Wegener), Eosinophilic ... , Sarcoidosis, Dermatomyositis
Non-Resolving Pneumonias: Etiologies Unusual Infections: - Immunocompromised patients (e.g.: Mycobacterium, Aspergillosis, Nocardia) - Endemic Fungi (e.g.: Histoplasmosis,
Non-Resolving Pneumonias ... psittaci/avian, leptospirosis ... yersinia/rats, Q fever ... ) - Returning travelers ... - Eosinophilic
Fever Patterns - Differential Diagnosis Framework Continuous Fever: Temp > 38°C with only 1 degree fluctuation in 24
gram-negative pneumonia ... Non-Infectious Causes ... • Leptospirosis ... Brucellosis Faget's Sign ... • Malaria • Leptospirosis
Bilateral B-Lines in case of Pneumonia on Lung POCUS Young healthy pt with fever/dyspnea. POCUS lung exam
Bilateral B-Lines in case ... of Pneumonia on ... healthy pt with fever ... immunosuppression, travel ... partially seen shred sign
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 Autoimmune Myositis - Differential Diagnosis Framework Inflammatory Myopathies: Commonly symmetric proximal muscle weakness, no substantial muscle pain
papules and Gottron sign ... ) • Shawl sign ... of aspiration pneumonia ... Overlap Syndrome: Fever ... statins - probably caused
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