Case Presentation: An 82-year-old woman with a history of cirrhosis (unknown underlying etiology) and intermittent travel to Mexico presented to the emergency room with two weeks of abdominal pain, which included two episodes of hematemesis. She appeared thin, with low muscle mass, and her abdominal examination revealed distension, tenderness, ascites, and a fluid wave. Vitals [...]

Case Presentation: This patient was a previously healthy 33-year-old Native American female that had initially presented to urgent care with right-sided facial weakness and was prescribed steroids and valacyclovir. Two days later, she began to develop left-sided facial weakness despite treatment. Over the course of the next five days, the patient experienced worsening bilateral facial [...]