A patient presents with acute left pelvic pain, vaginal blee…
A patient presents with acute left pelvic pain, vaginal bleeding, low hCG for gestational age, and low hematocrit. Sonography demonstrates empty uterus and an adnexal ring sign in the left adnexa, and free fluid in the cul-de-sacs and adnexas. What is the most likely diagnosis?
Read DetailsAn easy method for establishing the proper position of the p…
An easy method for establishing the proper position of the patient in relation to the clinician is to raise or lower the patient’s chair until the patient’s open mouth is above the clinician’s waist level. The clinician’s chair should be adjusted so that the clinician’s hip angle is at 45 degrees.
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