Great to hear the Top papers in Tropical Medicine talk by Dr Martin Montes at @ESCMID; thrilled that 2 papers from @CIDJournal were chosen. https://t.co/1eoAofycic https://t.co/WRnmZtZjCl
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I am back for more discussion #Tropmed schisto case ..yes, @tmhohl71 and others are right! Give praziquantel and get an US.
Bladder US with focal nodular thickening. Ureters are ok. I will be sending you a quiz on what do next. (1/2)
Ok.. we have a 10 year old with urinary schistosomiasis (eggs in urine), abdominal pain and a bladder US showing nodular thickening of the bladder. You gave praziquantel.... next steps? Let's vote (2/2)
Hey #IDTwitter. . some comments on our #Tropmed case ...On further questioning he noted hematuria and abdominal pain for a year. Work up for eosinophilia in returning migrant with eosinophilia from West Africa outlined here ... Thanks for all your feedback! (1/2)
Hey #IDTwitter#MedTwitter another #TropMed case to unravel:
A 10-year-old migrated from Mali 4 months ago c/o abdominal pain. No fever or diarrhea.
WBC 9K 25% eos. Hg and Plt WNL. Chemistries normal.
PE: lower abdominal pain.
Next on your work up?
Hey #IDTwitter#MedTwitter another #TropMed case to unravel:
A 10-year-old migrated from Mali 4 months ago c/o abdominal pain. No fever or diarrhea.
WBC 9K 25% eos. Hg and Plt WNL. Chemistries normal.
PE: lower abdominal pain.
Next on your work up?
Hey #IDTwitter#MedTwitter another #TropMed case to unravel:
A 10-year-old migrated from Mali 4 months ago c/o abdominal pain. No fever or diarrhea.
WBC 9K 25% eos. Hg and Plt WNL. Chemistries normal.
PE: lower abdominal pain.
Next on your work up?
@tmhohl71@coyle Love this Tobias!
Thanks for great article by Elise O'Connell and Tom Nutman from NIH... Will refer to in my discussion!!
Answer tonight!
Hey #IDTwitter, especially those out there doing clinical research: Excited that @CIDJournal now offers format free submissions.
Another big change coming soon -- stay tuned!
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Let's look at clues on MRI, as calcified lesions with perilesional edema commonly get mistaken for a degenerating cyst.
Remember they are always enhancing on T1 post gad!
A useful sequence is SWI: Calcified lesions look black. This is your stand in for a CT scan. Take a look:
New #TropMed case of Neurocysticercosis (NCC) following our Febrile Episode @CesarGBerto
A 53 year old male from rural Mexico presents with R sided weakness resulting in a fall.
On exam: R hemiparesis- NCC Western blot +.
Previously told he had a "brain" parasite.
MRI showed: