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WEBBMJ Case Reports is a peer-reviewed journal that publishes cases from all medical disciplines, with a focus on differential diagnosis, decision making, management and pathology. It also offers a unique business model where users can become Fellows and access educational resources.
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Hamman’s crunch: a forgotten clue to the diagnosis of …
WEBA 23-year-old woman presented with chest pain and a crunching sound on cardiac auscultation (Hamman’s sign). She was diagnosed with spontaneous pneumomediastinum, a rare condition that affects tall and thin patients, and …
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WEBBMJ Case Reports is a journal that publishes case reports in all medical disciplines, including general medicine, drug interaction and adverse reactions. You can browse by collection to find articles on topics such as anaesthesia, cardiology, COVID-19, dermatology, etc.
Primary lymphoedema - BMJ Case Reports
WEBPrimary lymphoedema is due to a congenital and/or inherited condition associated with pathological development of the lymphatic vessels. Lymphoedema praecox is the most common form of primary lymphoedema and generally occurs during puberty or pregnancy with onset prior to age 35 years.1 It is found in about 1 in 100 000 male and 1 in 400 000 female, and 10% of cases are familial with an ...
Gastric Dieulafoy lesion: a rare cause of massive haematemesis in …
WEBA 78-year-old woman presented to her local accident and emergency department by ambulance, having collapsed following several episodes of voluminous fresh haematemesis with melaena. The patient had extensive medical comorbidities, suffering from type 2 diabetes mellitus, ischaemic heart disease, bronchiectasis and severe pulmonary hypertension. Three weeks previously she had undergone an ...
Achenbach’s syndrome - BMJ Case Reports
WEBAchenbach’s syndrome is a rare and benign condition that causes sudden pain and bruising on the fingers and hands. This article describes a case of a 45-year-old woman with this syndrome and reviews the clinical features, differential diagnoses and …
Fitz-Hugh-Curtis syndrome - BMJ Case Reports
WEBFitz-Hugh-Curtis syndrome is considered a rare complication of pelvic inflammatory disease, mostly associated with C. trachomatis. The right upper abdominal pain appears as the main symptom and becomes more severe in response to deep breathing and body movements. Occasionally, the pain may radiate to the right shoulder.
Pilomatrixoma: a common tumour of head and neck, but rarely …
WEBPilomatrixoma is a benign subcutaneous tumour arising from the sebaceous glands. Mutation in the CTNNB1 gene is seen, suggesting beta-catenin misregulation may be the cause of pilomatrixoma. The preoperative diagnosis may be improved by the awareness of the fact that pilomatrixoma is a common and benign skin tumour of the head and neck region. It presents as a well-defined mass, which may be ...