Art at Mayo Clinic: "Surrounded by Angels" depicts the Christian symbols of wheat and grapes, a peace dove, an anchor, stone tablets, scepters, a fish, and the sacred heart. https://t.co/6wy6jQeWvN

Residents' Clinic: The female patient presented with a 10-day history of right upper quadrant abdominal pain that radiated to her back in a band-like fashion and worsened with food. https://t.co/vQX6IOqfi8

Residents' Clinic: The man had significant pain in his bilateral shoulders and both knee joints, but then it migrated to the rest of his upper extremities, including the hands. https://t.co/SF79RUjmAg

A minute with Dr Spinner to celebrate the chronicling the milestones of neurosurgery at Mayo Clinic in the pages of Proceedings. https://t.co/9BERBNNifP

Art at Mayo Clinic: Surrounded by Angels depicts the Christian symbols of wheat and grapes, a peace dove, an anchor, stone tablets, scepters, a fish, and the sacred heart. https://t.co/6wy6jQeWvN

Limelight: This month’s editorial encompasses 3 articles in the October issue of Mayo Clinic Proceedings that spotlight aspects of women’s health and hypertension. https://t.co/DNl8xXKI2x

Pulmonary nodules are frequently encountered, yet rates of guideline-concordant evaluation remain low with experts continuing to outperform predictor models. This article provides management for the generalist. https://t.co/oYWV7Ya6qW

Medical image: The patient developed progressive, painful, diffuse, erythematous, dusky patches with skin detachment and positive Nikolsky sign involving the intertriginous areas, buttocks, and peristomal region mimicking toxic epidermal necrolysis. https://t.co/5mJXGncQEQ

By integrating AI-ECG with echocardiographic data, this study adds a nuanced understanding of how mavacamten may achieve durable improvements in cardiac structure and function. https://t.co/KBljHfhUMS

Take 60 seconds to listen to Dr Wei explain that acute kidney injury is experienced by more than half of patients in intensive care units. https://t.co/esoITt3E2k

Residents' Clinic: Five days after starting steroids, the female patient had new, mild substernal chest pain and pressure radiating to the left arm. https://t.co/9FIgMc3JSE

These findings link long-term topical corticosteroid exposure with a dose-response relationship: greater cumulative TCS exposure is correlated with higher upper gastrointestinal complication risk. https://t.co/4RfQsExAaq

A minute with Dr Spinner to celebrate the chronicling the milestones of neurosurgery at Mayo Clinic in the pages of Proceedings. https://t.co/9BERBNNifP

Pulmonary nodules are frequently encountered, yet rates of guideline-concordant evaluation remain low with experts continuing to outperform predictor models. This article provides management for the generalist. https://t.co/aoy6q9e31A

Path to Patient image quiz: Histopathologic examination of the radical orchiectomy specimen demonstrated an infiltrative, multinodular neoplasm associated with tumor necrosis and lymphovascular invasion. https://t.co/RifcriO2zS

This study provides data on the epidemiology of abdominal aortic aneurysms in the United States over the past 4 decades, highlighting important sex-based differences on long-term outcomes. https://t.co/q8MnK8H6MR

Take 60 seconds with Dr Sila as she explains the various factors that lead to overuse of antimicrobials. https://t.co/NG7hNwfeeZ

Residents' Clinic: Five days after starting steroids, the female patient had new, mild substernal chest pain and pressure radiating to the left arm. https://t.co/9FIgMc3JSE

These findings link long-term topical corticosteroid exposure with a dose-response relationship: greater cumulative TCS exposure is correlated with higher upper gastrointestinal complication risk. https://t.co/4RfQsExAaq

A minute with Dr Sen: The rate of abdominal aortic aneurysm rupture is higher in females in comparison to males because their rate of repair is lower. https://t.co/jYCK4KoHcB