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   What are the signs and symptoms of Janeway disease?

   • Many of the extracardiac manifestations of this form of the disease result from circulating immune complexes. These include glomerulonephritis, peripheral manifestations (eg, Osler nodes, Roth spots, subungual hemorrhages), and, possibly, various musculoskeletal abnormalities. Janeway lesions usually arise from infected microemboli.

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   What are secondary lesions?

   • Secondary lesions are those lesions that are left behind when primary lesions resolve, or when primary lesions are altered through scratching or rubbing, for example. Secondary lesions may hold morphologic clues that can be leveraged to make a diagnosis, even in the absence of primary lesions.

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   Why do ER patients crease their brow?

   • If you’ve ever watched ER or and heard one of the characters shout “upgoing plantars!” during a patient examination, you know they’re referring to the Babinski reflex. After finding the upgoing plantar, the doctor may then have creased their brow with worry – and for good reason.

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   Apr 18, 2024 · Janeway lesions usually arise from infected microemboli. The microscopic appearance of acute bacterial endocarditis differs markedly from that of subacute disease. Vegetations that contain no...

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     Janeway lesions are irregular erythematosus and painless...

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   Apr 29, 2024 · These can be painless – in which case we call them Janeway lesions – or sore, which are called Osler’s nodes. ... Other causes include multiple sclerosis and (rarely) drug intoxication. In ...

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   2 days ago · Gastrostomy is considered in the presence of obstruction of the esophagus, but it is most frequently employed as a palliative procedure in nonresectable lesions of the esophagus or as the preliminary step in treating the cause of the obstruction.

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   2 days ago · These can be painless — in which case we call them Janeway lesions — or sore, which are called Osler’s nodes. ... Other causes include multiple sclerosis and (rarely) drug intoxication. In ...

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   2 days ago · Secondary lesions are those lesions that are left behind when primary lesions resolve, or when primary lesions are altered through scratching or rubbing, for example. Secondary lesions may hold morphologic clues that can be leveraged to make a diagnosis, even in the absence of primary lesions.

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   Apr 18, 2024 · Although endocarditis is com- monly associated with a heart murmur due to valve regurgitation, new murmurs are present in less than half of cases (Table 1). 1,2 Janeway lesions or Osler nodes are classic diagnostic findings (Figure 1), but they are present in fewer than 5% of cases.