
Episode 371 – Spaced Learning Series – Infectious Curiosity
The Clinical Problem Solvers
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Navigating Complex Diagnoses in Fever and UTI Cases
This chapter explores the differential diagnosis of a patient with suspected urinary tract infection and fever, linking it to conditions like pyelonephritis and vertebral osteomyelitis. It discusses critical factors including the Batson-Venous complex, the diagnostic challenges between hepatic and Wernicke's encephalopathy, and emphasizes the need for careful interpretation of lab results. The conversation highlights the importance of broad differential diagnoses and thorough analysis of CSF findings in the management of complex clinical cases.
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