Medically underserved communities have a higher prevalence of chronic diseases compared to the general population and are more vulnerable during disruptions of care following natural disasters.

Anterior Cruciate Ligament injuries are commonplace in non-contact sports and often necessitate surgical intervention. There are numerous options for controlling pain after an ACL reconstruction which influences the time spent in recovery and how soon a patient can return to play.

Ileo-ileal intussusception in an adult is a rare event, and even more uncommon is ileo-ileal intussusception secondary to squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) of small bowel.

In a comatose patient, uncovering underlying etiology is challenging due to the lack of history. We present a systematic approach to creating a differential and identifying a diagnosis in an unconscious patient.

There has been little research performed at rural tertiary care centers, such as Magnolia Regional Health Center, which describes if a hospital laundered scrub service has any impact on Hospital Acquired Infections (HAI’s).

Patients with obesity and ESRD may undergo bariatric surgery to decrease complication rates during kidney transplantation (KT). Nutritional management for these patients may be complex; however, literature lacks specific guidelines to address these issues.

Neuropathy is a common finding in the ED and differentiating between critical and non-critical causes is an important skill for ED physicians to have. Patients with alcohol abuse disorder can have a myriad of nerve pathologies.

A 28-year-old male with a history of HIV/AIDS and cryptococcal meningitis is admitted for management of severe, persistent headache. The headache is bilateral and throbbing, similar to previous episodes secondary to flares of cryptococcal meningitis.

Recovery from gunshot wounds (GSW) is often complicated by various infectious sequelae involving a broad spectrum of organisms. However, current guidelines on the risk stratification and management of post-GSW infections are lacking.

Ferritin and total iron binding capacity (TIBC) are both crucial parts of the iron study used to ascertain causes of anemia.