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Is there fever or localized erythema? Localized erythema would suggest phlebitis, gout, osteomyelitis, cellulitis, ingrown toenail, and paronychia. The presence of fever would make one suspect osteomyelitis and ... DIAGNOSTIC WORKUP
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Toe pain and swelling can be caused by local processes such as infection or trauma, or it may be a symptom of a systemic disorder, such as rheumatoid arthritis, endocarditis, or atherosclerotic vascular disease. Gout, or podagra, is the most common cause of... Differential Diagnosis ... Workup and Diagnosis ... Treatment
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... Many patients presenting with pain in the foot or toes have joint disease (see pages 341 and 343 for a discussion of these differentials). Other anatomic components of the foot and toes may cause pain as well, so a consideration of the differential diagnosis of
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Many patients presenting with pain in the foot or toes have joint
disease (see pages 284 and 286 for a discussion of these differentials). Other anatomic components
of the foot and toes may cause pain as well, so a consideration of... Pictures
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... Author:
Nailah Coleman, MD
What to Do - Gather Appropriate Data
Athletes have been using performance-enhancing substances for as long
as there has been athletic competition. In fact, the prevalence of the use
of performance-enhancing substances has increased... Suggested Readings
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... Author:
William Giasi, Jr., MD
What to Do - Make a Decision
The dermatophytes, or ringworm fungi, include a group of fungi that have
the ability to infect and survive only on dead keratin, the top layer, of skin,
hair, and nails. The dermatophytes are... Suggested Readings
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... Author:
Nailah Coleman, MD
What to Do - Gather Appropriate Data
In the athletic world, as in other parts of general society, there are certain
sports (e.g., cheerleading, figure skating, and rowing) where a slim build is ... Suggested Readings
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Almost half of all people with diabetes experience some form of nerve damage, which can develop into a complication known as peripheral neuropathy....
Treating nerve damage from diabetes requires a two-pronged approach: controlling blood sugar and alleviating the pain caused by peripheral...
From golf to windsurfing, summer is the time for outdoor sports. Exciting as this may be, extended periods under the sun mean a higher risk of sun...
Many people turn to sports to unwind, but the pressure of competition can turn otherwise relaxing pursuits into sources of stress (and affect your...
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