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3-Year-Old Female Patient Admitted to ER with Fever and Vomiting
Case Summary
- 3-year-old female patient, born and raised in São Paulo, Brazil
- Previously healthy
- Admitted to E.R. with a 2-d history of fever and vomiting
- Right Otitis Media diagnosed in another service, treated with azithromycin.
- Developed with worsening of symptoms and bilateral convergent strabismus, more accentuated to the right
14-Year-Old Male Patient Admitted with Left Visual Loss and Altered Level of Consciousness
Case Summary
- 14-year-old, male, born and raised in São Paulo, Brazil.
- Previously healthy.
- Admitted to E.R. with left vision loss and altered level of consciousness.
- Recurrent episodes of headaches during the past 30 days, blurred vision, and poor balance.
Complex Cloacal Malformation
- 2-day-old female is admitted with bilious emesis, abdominal distention and failure to pass meconium.
- Birth weight was 3.5 kg.
- On physical exam she was noted to have a single perineal orifice.
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