Oncology/Hematology

Incision sites were itchy, painful, red, and oozing and were not showing signs of healing

Clinicians consider a number of differential diagnoses before making the call

Symptom resolution after stopping anti-HER2 therapy suggests treatment-related cardiotoxicity

Man with a first-degree relative with CRC initially only agreed to stool-based testing

The cause lies in a lengthy history of cancer treatment, confirmed by histopathology analysis

Alcoholism, liver dysfunction highly linked with rare disease of unknown etiology

Case study illustrates iatrogenic risks not to be underestimated

Histopathological test results were central to ultimate diagnosis

Taking a conservative tack is rewarded years later with confirmation of diagnosis

Rare diagnosis points to need for thorough workup in patients with severe nasal congestion

HDV diagnosis portends imminent cirrhosis despite initial resolution of symptoms

Consistently low PSA levels failed to signal metastasis

Skin metastasis was the first sign for the otherwise asymptomatic patient

Could occupational exposure to sawdust explain this case?