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Acute Subdural Hematoma WITH Pulmonary Embolism!

How is a patient treated if presenting simultaneously with an acute subdural hematoma AND a massive pulmonary embolism? Can anything be more vexing? For example, a patient arrives at the emergency room from a motor vehicle [...]

Can Deep Squats Harm the Knee: Orthopedic Surgeon’s Response

Can deep knee squats hurt the knees? Assume the squats are executed with feet flat on the floor, and that “deep” means the thighs have surpassed the position of being parallel to the floor. That’s [...]

2025-11-22T21:08:40-07:00KNEE PAIN, SPORTS/WORKOUT INJURIES|

Burning Lungs, Coughing after Hard Running: Benign Causes

There are several benign causes of burning lungs & coughing after hard running, and what’s “hard” is subjective. “Burning in the lungs and coughing after hard running are likely due to magnesium deficiency,” says Carolyn [...]

2026-01-08T18:48:27-07:00GERD, RUNNING AND JOGGING|

Chronic Subdural Hematoma Symptoms: Young vs. Old Patients

Yes, there tends to be differences in symptoms of chronic subdural hematoma in young patients vs. elderly. A report in the journal Injury points out differences in symptom presentation of chronic subdural hematoma in young [...]

2024-08-08T20:18:18-06:00ACUTE SUBDURAL HEMATOMA, HEADACHES|

Soft Plaque Rupture, Chest Pain, Low Heart Disease Risk?

Can chest pain in a physically fit person with low heart disease risk be caused by a soft plaque rupture? “Recent literature suggests two different kinds of plaque: calcified plaque which is considered more stable [...]

Do Doctors Give too Many Tests for Heart Disease?

What does a cardiologist have to say about the belief that doctors order too many tests for heart disease? These tests include stress tests and angiograms. There are also various blood tests related to diseases [...]

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