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Platypnea-Orthodeoxia Syndrome presents a diagnostic conundrum. This rare syndrome causes dyspnea and hypoxemia, but management must entail identifying the underlying condition.
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Spontaneous coronary artery dissection may not be a common finding among young, previously healthy adults—but in the post-COVID era, it is important for clinicians to maintain a heightened clinical aw
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Salicylate toxicity can present with vague symptoms that rapidly escalate into a life-threatening condition. This case highlights the catastrophic consequences of severe salicylate toxicity and the ch
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Acute aortic dissection may present atypically, often without the classic "tearing" chest or back pain. Instead, patients may present with syncope, neurologic deficits, pulse deficits, referred pain,
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Ludwig’s angina is a rapidly progressing and potentially fatal infection that requires rapid identification and management. Learn the basics of recognizing and initiating treatment for this critical c
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This case report explores the evidence behind recognizing and treating conditions caused by gadolinium-based contrast agents — including pseudo-subarachnoid hemorrhage.
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Life-threatening emergencies can occur when patients’ family are not present, making critical decision-making more difficult. What role does FaceTime play in this situation? What are the legalities su
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Methanol poisoning constitutes a life-threatening medical emergency in critical care, particularly in developing countries where unregulated or illicitly produced alcohol is commonly consumed. In many
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Stroke remains a major cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide, with hemorrhagic strokes accounting for approximately 10–20% of cases. Classic symptoms like hemiparesis or aphasia often lead to ear
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While opsoclonus-myoclonus-ataxis (dancing eye-dancing feet syndrome) may seem rare and complex, its early identification in the ED can be life‑altering. When faced with an unusual movement disorder a