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Patient in mid 30s with known Crohn’s disease presents with abdominal pain. Why would he need (or not) an abdominal film? What labs are of interest and what is the system used to stratify IBD flare-ups? What is the treatment and what’s going on in the x-ray?

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Hand trauma at the distal phalanx of the first finger volar surface. The trauma was with the gate of the garage. No tendon nor bone exposure. Tx: Not to do any surgery, just applying hydrocolloid patchs and patience. Results: The photo collage with the days number, and the final photos are 3 months later, no scars and recover her fingerprint
Hand trauma at the distal phalanx of the first finger volar surface. The trauma was with the gate of the garage. No tendon nor bone exposure. Tx: Not to do any surgery, just applying hydrocolloid patchs and patience. Results: The photo collage with the days number, and the final photos are 3 months later, no scars and recover her fingerprint
Patient with 1 year of reconstruction evolution with complete healing process.
Patient with 1 year of reconstruction evolution with complete healing process.
68-year-old female patient with no relevant personal history. Consultation for a progressively growing melanocytic lesion of one year's duration in the frontal region Non-pruritic. Changes in pigmentation in the last month. Two images are attached (one of them with a dermatoscope) What diagnosis do you consider most likely?
68-year-old female patient with no relevant personal history. Consultation for a progressively growing melanocytic lesion of one year's duration in the frontal region Non-pruritic. Changes in pigmentation in the last month. Two images are attached (one of them with a dermatoscope) What diagnosis do you consider most likely?
right ear for squamous cell carcinoma involving temporal bone.
right ear for squamous cell carcinoma involving temporal bone.