Clinical Services
Residency Program - Case of the Month
The Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine is highlighting a new case every month, to be called the Case of the Month. Normally, these are cases of greater than normal clinical interest, cases with unusual symptoms and/or microscopic and gross characteristics, or cases involving rare diseases or conditions. Below is a link to the current Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine Case of the Month.
Disclaimer: Review of the Case of the Month is intended for educational purposes ONLY, NOT for research.
Current Case of the Month - October 2009
Previous cases
- August 2009 - 63 year-old male who presented to the emergency room because of sharp chest pain radiating to the scapula
- September 2009 - 57 year old male who noted a “pop” in his right thigh while doing heavy labor activities