Learn about this rare variant of an outer ear infection, so you pick it up based on your history and exam to avoid downstream complications!

What is DRESS syndrome, and when should you consider this condition? This post evaluates this disease and provides key pearls and pitfalls.

Can you predict if a patient will respond to IV fluids? Isn't IVC US the go-to method? Read on to find out how to predict whether your patient will respond to IV fluids.

A 65-year-old male with epididymitis has been compliant with his antibiotic therapy for 4 days duration, but remains symptomatic. Is it time to consider an alternative diagnosis? Read this week's review to find out.

Painless monocular vision loss: what's on your differential? Let's take a minute to review central retinal vein occlusion.

Seemingly vague, but potentially dangerous…common, but possibly with consequences……or maybe just plain frustrating. Let’s talk risk stratification, diagnosis, and management!

The word “syphilis” derives from the Latin poem Syphilis, sive morbus gallicus, which translates into “Syphilis, or the French disease.” This post provides some background on this ancient disease's presentation and treatment.

Colonoscopy is a widely utilized screening test. However, a variety of complications may occur. This post describes these complications and provides an approach to evaluation and management.