Case Presentation: A 10-year-old Hispanic girl with a history of UTIs presented to our ED with seven days of facial rash and dysuria. She had been taking cephalexin for an E. coli UTI as prescribed by her pediatrician. Review of systems was significant for lightheadedness, headache, photosensitivity, fatigue, tactile fevers, and palpitations. On physical examination, […]

Case Presentation: The patient is a previously healthy 23 year old African American female who presented to the hospital with sudden onset lethargy, abdominal pain and profound anemia. Imaging identified hemoperitoneum secondary to hemorrhagic ovarian cyst rupture and given her severe presentation she required salpingoophorectomy. In addition to bicytopenia with a hemoglobin of 4.8 and […]