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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Michael S Emery
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June 2016: Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
James H O'Keefe, Carl J Lavie, Peter Schnohr
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June 2016: Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association
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REVIEW
Jon F Lucas
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June 2016: Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Sarah Adams, Chelsey Petz
In conclusion, our case highlights the unusual presentation of tropical pyomyositis in a temperate environment. It is important to consider this diagnosis in immunocompromised hosts, even in those with vague complaints such as muscle pain or erythema. The patient's immunocompromised state as well as the rarity of tropical pyomyositis outside of a tropical country led to a late diagnosis. Tropical pyomyositis is a potentially life threatening disease, but if recognized and treated early, the prognosis is good...
December 2015: Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Paul Rousseau
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December 2015: Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association
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REVIEW
Jonathan R Scarff
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December 2015: Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Jonathan Sharrett, Satish Surabhi, Scott Philips, Harold Morse
In conclusion, we believe that the demise of the patient is due to the combination of severe emotional distress, respiratory distress with fear of impending doom, and the overuse of B2 agonists likely created an opportune environment for Takotsubo cardiomyopathy. We also propose a mechanism whereby recurrences with different wall motion variants may occur during beta blocker therapy.
December 2015: Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Jeffrey A Siegel
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December 2015: Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association
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COMPARATIVE STUDY
James R Roberts, Monique Naifeh, Robert M Jacobson, Erin Hinton, Elizabeth O'Brien, Brianna Rogacki, David Thompson, Benyamin Margolis, Paul M Darden
National data on vaccine up-to-date (UTD) suggest that insufficient numbers of adolescents receive needed vaccines. This study analyzed public use data of the National Immunization Survey-Teen (NIS-Teen) from 2010 through 2013 for South Carolina (SC) adolescents and compared immunization rates to those of United States (US) adolescents. We also examined trends for each vaccine recommended for adolescents for both SC and US adolescents. UTD rates in SC adolescents for the quadrivalent meningococcal conjugate vaccine (MCV4) and the tetanus- diphtheria, acellular pertussis (Tdap) vaccine lag those of US adolescents, despite demonstrating a trend of improvement in SC adolescents from 45% to 69% for MCV and from 48% to 72% for Tdap...
December 2015: Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Marshall L Meadors
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December 2015: Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association
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EDITORIAL
Joseph F John
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December 2015: Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Jane M Liebschutz, Allison Lange, Orlaith Heymann
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September 2015: Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Peggy E Goodman, Peter Romary
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September 2015: Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Ellen S Steinberg, Cassandra L Woosley, Hannah Chimowitz
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September 2015: Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Alyssa A Rheingold
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September 2015: Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Brittany Ferrigno, Kimberly Shelton, Robert M Sade
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September 2015: Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association
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Hannah Chimowitz, Robert M Sade
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September 2015: Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Marshall L Meadors
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September 2015: Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association
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EDITORIAL
Joseph F John
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September 2015: Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
DeAnn Walpole
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June 2015: Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association
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