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Radiograph of the Left Thumb Shows Loss of the Joint Space Between the Proximal Thumb Metacarpal and the Trapezium Bone
Radiograph of the Lumbar Spine of a Different Patient, Demonstrating Shiny Corners (Romanus Lesions) (Arrows)
Radiograph Shows Two Dense 1-cm Calcifications (Arrows) Projecting over the Mid-Portion of the Left Kidney Consistent with Kidney Stones
Radiographs of Index Finger of a Patient before (Left) and after (Right) Plasma Phosphate Was Reduced to Normal with Aluminum Hydroxide Gel and 6 Months of Dialysis Against a Bath of 8 mg/dL Calcium
Rash of Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease
Raynaud Phenomenon of the Hands Characterized by Paroxysmal Bilateral Digital Pallor and Cyanosis Followed by Rubor; Early in Attacks, Only One or Two Fingertips May be Affected but as It Progresses, All Fingers Down to the Distal Palm May be Involved
Technique of Lid Eversion
Telangiectasiasrosacea
Tendinous Xanthomas
Thalassemia Minor, Beta, on Peripheral Blood Smear
The AHA/ACC Guidelines for Intervention in Mitral Stenosis
The Corkscrew Vessels of a Solitary Colonic Angioectasia are Seen with Slight Bleeding
The Diagnostic and Treatment Approach for Patients with Chronic Nonbacterial Prostatitis/Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome
The ECG is from a 33-Year-Old Man with a Large Ventricular Septal Defect and Moderately Severe Pulmonary Hypertension
The ECG on the Left Indicates a Negative Hepatojugular Reflux Test
The Key to Placement of an Anterior Nasal Pack that Will Control Epistaxis Adequately and Stay in Place is to Lay the Packing into the Nasal Cavity in an Accordion-Like Manner So that Part of Each Layer of Packing Lies Anteriorly, Preventing the Gauze from Falling Posteriorly into the Nasopharynx
The PA Pullback with Pulmonic Valve Stenosis
The Reference Interval is Usually Defined as Within 2 SD of the Mean Test Result (Shown as -2 and 2) in a Small Population of Healthy Volunteers
The Rhythm Tracing Displays the Normal Heart Rate Variability with Respiration
These White Fluffy Exudates are Typical of Candida Esophagitis
The Systemic Sclerosis (Scleroderma) Nailfold Capillaroscopic Pattern: Early, Active, and Late Nailfold Patterns Versus Normal
The Timing of the Principal Cardiac Murmurs
The Treat/Don't Treat Threshold
The Typical Course of Acute and Chronic Hepatitis C
The Typical Course of Acute Type A Hepatitis
The Typical Course of Acute Type B Hepatitis
Thin Film Giemsa-Stained Micrograph with Plasmodium Falciparum Ring Forms
Thin Film Giemsa-Stained Micrograph with Plasmodium Malariae Trophozoite
Thin Film Giemsa-Stained Micrograph with Plasmodium Ovale Trophozoite
Thin Film Giemsa-Stained Micrograph with Plasmodium Vivax Schizont