Here’s Dr. Wang with today’s Morning Report! Ingested Foreign Body Foreign bodies can be anywhere in the entire GI tract. The esophagus has three areas of narrowing where foreign bodies are most likely to become entrapped upper esophageal sphincter…
Tag: ENT
Morning Report: 1/16/2015
Here’s Dr. Adal with today’s Morning Report! Peritonsillar Abscess Differential Diagnosis: Tonsillitis, Pharyngitis, Epiglottitis, Paratonsillar Cellulitis, PTA, RPA, PPA, Diptheria, Ludwigs angina, Uvulitis, Mononucleosis, Acute HIV, Carotid Aneurysm. Epidemiology: Most common deep space infection of the neck.…
Morning Report: 10/23/2014
Here’s Dr. Alsup with today’s Morning Report! Eye Infections Orbital septum -Connective tissue extension of the orbital periosteum -Extends into the upper and lower eyelids Periorbital / Preseptal Average age: 2 yo Result of local trauma, including…
Morning Report: 9/2/2014
Thanks to Dr. Wang for today’s Morning Report! Case: 45 year old female with no PMH presents with dizziness. Pt woke up, stood up from bed, and started to feel room-spinning dizziness. Resolved within a few mins. No other…
Morning Report: 3/13/2014
Thanks to Dr. Louis for today’s Morning Report! Ludwig’s Angina Definition: Progressive cellulitis of the connective tissues of the floor of the mouth and neck beginning in the submandibular space. Prognosis: Prior to antibiotics and airway adjuncts…
Morning Report: 4/23/2013
Here’s Dr. Caputo with today’s Morning Report! Mastering the Tympanic Membrane Normal Anatomy: Acute Otitis Media: Highest risk 2 months – 6 years. Acute inflammation and effusion of the middle ear. Otoscopy should focus on color, position, translucency,…
