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Case Report

  • Case Report: When a Migraine Isn’t a Migraine

    A headache cocktail response can mislead. Emergency physicians must spot critical red flags, catch the hyperdense sinus sign on head CT, and avoid diagnostic traps for CVST.
  • Case Report: Medication Prompts Severe Acidosis, Alcohol Withdrawal

    Learn how a GLP-1 agonist precipitated severe anion gap acidosis and alcohol withdrawal in an ED patient with alcohol use disorder.
  • Case Report: Minor Fall Triggers Acute Forehead Swelling

    When minor pediatric head trauma leads to persistent forehead swelling, suspect Pott puffy tumor. Learn the key symptoms, imaging choices, and ED work-up.

Case Report: When a Migraine Isn’t a Migraine

October 8, 2026 - Anand Gopalsami, MD, MBA, FACEP - 0 Comment

A headache cocktail response can mislead. Emergency physicians must spot critical red flags, catch the hyperdense sinus sign on head CT, and avoid diagnostic traps for CVST.

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Case Report: Medication Prompts Severe Acidosis, Alcohol Withdrawal

August 11, 2026 - Tatiana Peduri, MD, and Mohan Punja, MD, FACEP, FACMT - 0 Comment

Learn how a GLP-1 agonist precipitated severe anion gap acidosis and alcohol withdrawal in an ED patient with alcohol use disorder.

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Case Report: Minor Fall Triggers Acute Forehead Swelling

July 7, 2026 - Jasmine Gault, MD; Cheysaliz Perezverdejo, MD; Kimberly Adu-Gyamfi, MD; Victoria Gordon, DO - 0 Comment

When minor pediatric head trauma leads to persistent forehead swelling, suspect Pott puffy tumor. Learn the key symptoms, imaging choices, and ED work-up.

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Case Report: When Sore Throat Is More Than Just a Pain in the Neck

June 24, 2026 - Ahmed Nadeem, DO, FAAEM - 0 Comment

Persistent postoperative sore throat could signal a rare intubation complication. Learn how to spot uvular necrosis in your emergency department.

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Case Report: Subacute Headache in an Adolescent Male

April 17, 2026 - William Donovan, MD; Elaine Thompson, MD; and Dawn Williamson, MD - 0 Comment

A teen’s 10/10 headache unmasks a rare syndrome. Learn how to work up and manage acute cerebellitis from this case.

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Case Report: A Pediatric Amputated Juvenile Polyp

January 6, 2026 - Sean Eden, MD, PA-C; Alanna Cornder, MS4; and Jasmine Patterson, MD - 0 Comment

Mass in diaper? A rare self-amputated juvenile polyp. Review differential diagnosis for pediatric rectal bleeding.

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Case Report: Five Days of Fever

December 16, 2025 - Khalil Mroue, MD; Dominic Barandica - 3 Comments

A diabetic child’s fever and limp were misdiagnosed as cellulitis. Discover why normal inflammatory markers shouldn’t rule out osteomyelitis.

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Case Report: Massive Amitriptyline and Bupropion Ingestion

October 29, 2025 - Almasa Duheric, DO, Derek Scott, DO, Breanna Dietrich, MD, Monica Dholakia, MD, and David Carroll, MD - 0 Comment

A patient presenting with severe cardiotoxicity and absent brainstem reflexes, mimicking brain death, is found to have a gastric pharmacobezoar prolonging drug absorption.

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Case Report: Rare Pulmonary Embolism After Routine PIVC Insertion

September 22, 2025 - Nirajan Nepal, MD, and Paul C. Schunk, MD - 1 Comment

Learn how a simple PIVC insertion for gastroenteritis resulted in a massive PE. This case highlights under-recognized risks of this routine procedure.

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Case Report: When Syncope Gets Hairy

June 17, 2025 - Anthony J. Halupa, DO, FACEP - 0 Comment

School picture day is often dreaded by children and their parents. Although finding the perfect outfit and…

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