Purpura (Aspect clinique) ?

Purpura vasculaire ?

Purpura thrombopénique ?

Les diagnostics différentiels du purpura ?

Purpura (étiologies) ?

Purpura avec douleur abdominale ?

Purpura avec cytolyse hépatique ?

Purpura avec sinusite trainante ?

Purpura : démarche diagnostique :

Purpura : traitement :

Douleur des membres inférieur, les trois grands cadres étiologiques :

Les urgences vasculaires ?

Les urgences neurologiques :

La démarche diagnostic :

Ischémique aigue :

Thrombose veineuse profonde :

Polyradiculonévrites aigues :

Syndrome de la queue de cheval :

Douleur articulaire :

Douleur articulaire :

Triade de Virchow :

Score de WELLS :

Embolie pulmonaire Gaz du sang :

Fièvre prolongée ?

Fièvre prolongée : groupes étiologiques :

Dysrégulation thermique autonome :

Fièvre prolongée : Démarche diagnostic

Bilan de 1ère intention :

Fièvre à CRP normale :

Critère « Quick SOFA » :

S.R.I.S :

Hémoculture

ECBU :

Procalcitonine :

Polyadénopathie :

Splénomégalie :

Polyadénopathie :

Polyadénopathie :

Adénopathie cervicale :

Adénopathie axillaire :

Splénomégalie en l’absence de symptôme infectieux :

A 58 year-old man with a history of diabetis, hypertension and dyslipidemia admitted in emergency for acute epigastric pain for about 2 hours ago. ECG and troponin realized at the time of admission was normal. The pain cannot be controlled by antacid, and antispasm. Abdominal US was also normal. What are you going to do?

In the context of acute abdominal pain that physical examination could not give you any clues in finding the accurate diagnosis. Beside investigated cardiac disease, ECG has any other value?

A 45 year-old woman was admitted in Emergency for acute abdominal pain. Clinical examination showed ascites and diffused edema (legs and arms). She had described to symptoms like this two times last year, but spontaneously regressed in a few days after the symptoms. The doctor in the province could not clearly explain her what is the cause. What diagnosis could be the most suspected?

A 35 year-old woman was admitted in Gastro-intestinal department for abdominal pain and asthenia. She complained recurrent abdominal pain associated with diarrhea for around 5 years. Physical examination was normal. She lost weight (10kg in this last 6 months). Biological workup showed also anemia (Hb 9g/dL). Celiac disease was suspected. Which biological test should be prescribed?