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New BlogResidency Resources Blog Posts Case of the Week Questions of the Week The Show Notes Hippocratic Medicine Case-based learning Brought in by Ambulance EKG Challenge Consultant Teachings The Other Things The Naunheim Files Sound Waves Resus Pieces Post it Pearls FoEM2 Resources FoEM1 Resources
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A 74 y.o. male had an episode of vomiting and received an abdominal xray.

The xray was read as normal and he subsequently recovered but you notice something about the spine and order a lateral.

iIt is easier to see on the lateral. There was no trauma. What do you tell the patient?

Rosanne NaunheimOctober 5, 20262 Comments
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