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diagnosis gout 2ndline anatomy arteritis axillary clarksons disease extremity gca giantcell indications infraclavicular interscalene leak local nerveblocks nysora regional relapses
Upper Extremity Nerve Blocks Interscalene, Supraclavicular, Infraclavicular, Axillary - Indications, positioning, and anatomy #Management #Regional #Anesthesia #Local #Upper
Infraclavicular, Axillary ... - Indications, ... , and anatomy #Management ... #Regional #Anesthesia ... NerveBlocks #Ultrasound #POCUS
Approach to Gout Diagnosis: r/o septic arthritis! Needle-shaped, negative birefringent crystals Treatment: • Weight loss, diet, d/c culprit
diet, d/c culprit medications ... 1) 2+ flares/year ... gout #diagnosis #management ... #treatment #ULT ... #rheumatology
Clarkson’s Disease - Capillary leak syndrome Epidemiology: Roughly 150 published cases, Median age 50 years, No sex
Clarkson’s Disease - Capillary ... tissues: Myalgia, paresthesia ... month at least 1 year ... syndrome #diagnosis #management ... #rheumatology
Treatment of giant cell arteritis (GCA) 1st Line Strategy - GC 0.7 mg/kg/day, except for: • Aortitis
Treatment of giant ... or SC for > 1 year ... arteritis #GCA #Treatment ... #Management #Relapses ... #Indications #rheumatology
Gout - Diagnosis and Management Summary 3 Conditions for Gout to Manifest: 1. Hyperuricemia 2. Monosodium urate deposition in
Diagnosis and Management ... Metabolic syndrome • Medications ... 2 attacks in a year ... Gout #diagnosis #management ... #treatment #rheumatology
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