This case represents an uncommon presentation of acute EBV infection and should remind the primary care physician to keep EBV in the differential during a presentation of pruritus secondary to cholestatic hepatitis.

In this case we report the clinical course of a woman with chronic soft tissue infection.

This is a 26-year-old G2P1103 African American female who initially presented to establish prenatal care with dichorionic- diamniotic twin pregnancy at 21 weeks gestation. She transferred care from the Bahamas with a history of cervical cancer diagnosed in December 2020.

An 18-year-old male presented with a 2-week history of right-sided neck pain and swelling. He endorsed drenching night sweats but denied any recent trauma, dental work, travel, contact with domestic or farm animals, or sexual activity.

We present an unusual case of a premature female born with prenatally undiagnosed hydrops fetalis.

The purpose of this study is to conduct a scoping review assessing the evidence to support or oppose the use of PLCR with internal bracing in clinical practice.

We aimed to investigate a series of patients who underwent revision IPP surgery while utilizing FDA-approved CHG lavage for irrigation and compared the bacterial presence before and after CHG washout.

Analysis was performed to determine the relationship between multiple variables and self-reported diagnoses of coronary artery disease or myocardial infarctions.

We conducted a retrospective cohort study to evaluate for gender-disparities related to blood transfusions in hospitalized patients with Sickle Cell Disease who were on either taking Voxelotor or Hydroxyurea.

This case presented in the outpatient setting, which manifests with classic symptoms and utilizes the Cushing Disease diagnostic algorithm.