Most patients diagnosed with pancreatic cancer present with constitutional syndrome, abdominal pain, and/or jaundice. Jaundice is typically due to tumor-induced biliary obstruction
Nocardiosis may follow a prolonged and clinically nonspecific course, making diagnosis difficult even when an infectious etiology is actively investigated. We report an unusual cas
Abstract Background Anaplastic thyroid carcinoma is a rare and aggressive malignancy, with a poor prognosis and is infrequently encountered in young individuals, particularly pregn
Markedly improved long-term survival among pediatric cancer patients has led to increased recognition of secondary malignant neoplasms during follow-up. This report presents the ra
A single case report describing an atypical presentation of necrotizing soft tissue infection without established fascial necrosis or positive cultures; provides clinical descriptors and management outcome but generates hypothesis rather than testing it rigorously.