 |
|
CA 15-3
|  |
Tumor
Immunodiagnosis
|
 |
|
CA 19-9
|  |
Pancreatic
Cancer: Diagnosis
Tumor
Immunodiagnosis
|
 |
|
CA 125
|  |
Tumor
Immunodiagnosis
Ovarian
Cancer: Tumor markers
|
 |
|
CA 27-29
|  |
Tumor
Immunodiagnosis
|
 |
|
Cabergoline
|  |
Galactorrhea: Treatment
|
 |
|
Cachexia
|  |
see also Undernutrition
Protein-Energy
Undernutrition: Symptoms and Signs
Cachexia
|
 |
|
cardiac
|  |
Protein-Energy
Undernutrition: Secondary
PEU
Heart Failure: Neurohumoral
responses
|
 |
|
Cadmium
|  |
|
 |
|
hypocalcemia and
|  |
Disorders
of Calcium Concentration: Renal
disease
|
 |
|
nephrotoxicity of
|  |
Tubulointerstitial Nephritis: Cadmium
|
 |
|
poisoning with
|  |
Guidelines for Chelation
Therapy
Symptoms and Treatment
of Specific Poisons 
|
 |
|
Café-au-lait spots
|  |
Neurofibromatosis: Type 1
Diagnosing Neurofibromatosis
|
 |
|
Caffeine
|  |
|
 |
|
in apnea of prematurity
|  |
Apnea
of Prematurity: Treatment
|
 |
|
diarrhea and
|  |
Dietary
Factors That May Worsen Diarrhea
|
 |
|
during pregnancy
|  |
Drugs
in Pregnancy: Social
and illicit drugs
|
 |
|
pharmacologic stress testing and
|  |
Stress
Testing: Pharmacologic
stress testing
|
 |
|
poisoning with
|  |
Symptoms and Treatment
of Specific Poisons 
|
 |
|
Caisson disease
|  |
Comparison of Gas Embolism
and Decompression Sickness
Decompression
Sickness
|
 |
|
Calabar swellings
|  |
Filarial Nematode
Infections: Symptoms,
Signs, and Diagnosis
|
 |
|
Calcaneal spur syndrome
|  |
Disorders Associated With
Heel Pain According to Location
Plantar
Fasciosis
|
 |
|
Calcaneus
|  |
|
 |
|
bursitis of
|  |
Inferior
Calcaneal Bursitis
|
 |
|
epiphysitis of
|  |
Disorders Associated With
Heel Pain According to Location
Epiphysitis
of the Calcaneus
|
 |
|
Calciferol
|  |
see Vitamin D
|
 |
|
Calcification(s)
|  |
|
 |
|
in pancreatitis
|  |
Acute
Pancreatitis: Imaging
Chronic
Pancreatitis: Diagnosis
|
 |
|
pleural
|  |
Pleural
Fibrosis and
Calcification
|
 |
|
in silicosis
|  |
Silicosis: Imaging
|
 |
|
Calcineurin inhibitors
|  |
Transplantation: Calcineurin
inhibitors (CNIs)
|
 |
|
Calciphylaxis
|  |
Medical
Aspects
of Long-Term Renal Replacement Therapy: Calciphylaxis
|
 |
|
Calcipotriol
|  |
|
 |
|
in ichthyosis
|  |
Ichthyosis: Moisturization
and keratolytics
|
 |
|
in psoriasis
|  |
Psoriasis: Topical treatments
|
 |
|
Calcitonin
|  |
Thyroid Disorders
|
 |
|
blood levels of
|  |
Thyroid
Cancers: Diagnosis
|
 |
|
calcium regulation and
|  |
Disorders
of Calcium Concentration: Regulation
of Calcium Metabolism
|
 |
|
in hypercalcemia
|  |
Disorders
of Calcium Concentration: Moderate hypercalcemia
|
 |
|
hypocalcemia and
|  |
Disorders
of Calcium Concentration: Other causes
|
 |
|
Calcitonin (salmon)
|  |
Osteoporosis: Preserving bone mass
Drug Therapy for Paget's
Disease
|
 |
|
Calcitriol
|  |
|
 |
|
in chronic hypocalcemia
|  |
Disorders
of Calcium Concentration: Treatment
|
 |
|
in renal failure
|  |
Disorders
of Calcium Concentration: Hyperparathyroidism
|
 |
|
Calcium
|  |
Disorders
of Calcium Concentration
|
 |
|
blood levels of
|  |
Disorders
of Calcium Concentration
Estimation of Ionized Calcium Concentration
Disorders
of Calcium Concentration: Diagnosis
Disorders
of Calcium Concentration: Cancer
|
 |
|
decrease in
|  |
see also Hypocalcemia
Disorders
of Calcium Concentration: Hypocalcemia
Typical Laboratory Test
Results in Some Disorders
Causing Hypocalcemia
|
 |
|
increase in
|  |
see also Hypercalcemia
Disorders
of Calcium Concentration: Hypercalcemia
Principal Causes of
Hypercalcemia
Laboratory and Clinical
Findings in Some Disorders Causing Hypercalcemia
|
 |
|
parathyroid hormone effects on
|  |
Disorders
of Calcium Concentration: Regulation
of Calcium Metabolism
|
 |
|
sarcoidosis and
|  |
Sarcoidosis: Disease severity
assessment
|
 |
|
vitamin D deficiency and
|  |
Vitamin D: Diagnosis
|
 |
|
bone
|  |
Disorders
of Calcium Concentration
|
 |
|
in calcium channel blocker poisoning
|  |
Common Specific Antidotes
|
 |
|
dietary
|  |
Nutrition: General Considerations: Macrominerals
|
 |
|
deficiency of
|  |
Signs and Symptoms of Nutritional
Deficiency
|
 |
|
ionized
|  |
Estimation of Ionized Calcium Concentration
|
 |
|
recommended dietary allowance for
|  |
Nutrition: General Considerations: Macrominerals
|
 |
|
supplemental
|  |
Osteoporosis: Preserving bone mass
|
 |
|
in neonatal hypocalcemia
|  |
Hypocalcemia: Treatment
|
 |
|
urinary
|  |
Urinary Calculi: Etiology
Tubulointerstitial Nephritis: Hypercalcemia
|
 |
|
Calcium bilirubinate stones
|  |
Cholelithiasis: Pathophysiology
|
 |
|
Calcium carbonate
|  |
Drug
Treatment of
Gastric Acidity: Antacids
|
 |
|
in hypocalcemia
|  |
Disorders
of Calcium Concentration: Treatment
|
 |
|
Calcium carbonate stones
|  |
Cholelithiasis: Pathophysiology
|
 |
|
Calcium channel
|  |
Neurotransmission: Transmission
|
 |
|
Calcium channel blockers
|  |
|
 |
|
in arrhythmias
|  |
Antiarrhythmic Drugs (Vaughan
Williams
Classification) 
Antiarrhythmic Drugs (Vaughan
Williams
Classification) 
Arrhythmias and Conduction Disorders: Class
IV
|
 |
|
in coronary artery disease
|  |
Angina
Pectoris: Drugs
Drugs for
Coronary Artery Disease 
|
 |
|
in diabetic nephropathy
|  |
Nephrotic
Syndrome: Prognosis
and Treatment
|
 |
|
in elderly
|  |
Drug-Disease Interactions
in the Elderly 
|
 |
|
in hypertension
|  |
Choice of
Antihypertensive Drug Class 
Antihypertensives for High-Risk
Patients
Combination Drugs Used
for Hypertension 
Arterial Hypertension: Ca
channel blockers
Calcium Channel Blockers
for Hypertension
|
 |
|
in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
|  |
Hypertrophic
Cardiomyopathy: Treatment
|
 |
|
poisoning with
|  |
Common Specific Antidotes
Symptoms and Treatment
of Specific Poisons 
|
 |
|
in pregnancy
|  |
Hypertension
in Pregnancy: Drugs
|
 |
|
in pulmonary hypertension
|  |
Pulmonary Hypertension: Pulmonary arterial
hypertension (group 1)
|
 |
|
in Raynaud's phenomenon
|  |
Raynaud's
Syndrome: Treatment
|
 |
|
Calcium chloride
|  |
|
 |
|
in cardiopulmonary resuscitation
|  |
Drugs for Resuscitation* 
Cardiac
Arrest: Other drugs
|
 |
|
in hyperkalemia
|  |
Disorders of Potassium
Concentration: Moderate to severe
hyperkalemia
|
 |
|
Calcium gluceptate
|  |
Drugs for Resuscitation* 
|
 |
|
Calcium gluconate
|  |
|
 |
|
in cardiopulmonary resuscitation
|  |
Drugs for Resuscitation* 
|
 |
|
in chronic hypocalcemia
|  |
Disorders
of Calcium Concentration: Treatment
|
 |
|
in hyperkalemia
|  |
Disorders of Potassium
Concentration: Moderate to severe
hyperkalemia
|
 |
|
in hypermagnesemia
|  |
Disorders
of Magnesium
Concentration: Treatment
|
 |
|
in neonatal hypocalcemia
|  |
Hypocalcemia: Treatment
Neonatal
Seizure Disorders: Treatment
|
 |
|
in tetany
|  |
Disorders
of Calcium Concentration: Treatment
|
 |
|
Calcium oxalate crystals
|  |
Microscopic Examination
of Crystals in Joints
Basic Ca Phosphate and Calcium
Oxalate Crystal
Deposition Diseases: Ca
oxalate crystal deposition disease
Approach to the
Renal Patient: Microscopic
analysis
|
 |
|
Calcium palmitate stones
|  |
Cholelithiasis: Pathophysiology
|
 |
|
Calcium phosphate crystals
|  |
Microscopic Examination
of Crystals in Joints
Basic Ca Phosphate and Calcium
Oxalate Crystal
Deposition Diseases: Basic
Ca phosphate crystal deposition disease
|
 |
|
Calcium phosphate stones
|  |
Cholelithiasis: Pathophysiology
|
 |
|
Calcium polycarbophil
|  |
Agents Used
to Treat Constipation
Constipation: Types
of laxatives
|
 |
|
Calcium pyrophosphate dihydrate crystals
|  |
Microscopic Examination
of Crystals in Joints
|
 |
|
deposition of
|  |
Calcium
Pyrophosphate Dihydrate Crystal
Deposition Disease
|
 |
|
gout vs
|  |
Gout: Diagnosis
|
 |
|
Calcium stearate stones
|  |
Cholelithiasis: Pathophysiology
|
 |
|
Calcofluor white stain
|  |
Microscopy: Fluorescent
stains
|
 |
|
Calculus (tartar)
|  |
Approach to Dental and Oral Symptoms: Physical
examination
|
 |
|
bile duct
|  |
Choledocholithiasis and Cholangitis
|
 |
|
gallbladder
|  |
see also Gallstones
Cholelithiasis
|
 |
|
salivary gland
|  |
Salivary
Stones
|
 |
|
urinary
|  |
Urinary Calculi
Composition of Urinary
Calculi
|
 |
|
in cystinuria
|  |
Cystinuria
|
 |
|
Calf
|  |
|
 |
|
strengthening exercises for
|  |
Strengthening the Calf and Shin Muscles
|
 |
|
Calfactant
|  |
Respiratory
Distress Syndrome: Treatment
|
 |
|
Calicivirus infection
|  |
Gastroenteritis: Viruses
Gastroenteritis: Symptoms and Signs
|
 |
|
California encephalitis
|  |
Selected Viruses That Infect
Humans* 
|
 |
|
California virus
|  |
Encephalitis: Etiology
and Pathophysiology
|
 |
|
Calluses
|  |
Calluses
and Corns
|
 |
|
Calomel poisoning
|  |
Symptoms and Treatment
of Specific Poisons 
|
 |
|
Caloric testing
|  |
Nystagmus
Approach to the Patient With
Ear Problems: Testing
|
 |
|
Calories
|  |
see Energy
|
 |
|
Calorimetry
|  |
|
 |
|
indirect
|  |
Nutritional Support: Predicting
Nutritional Requirements
|
 |
|
Calymmatobacterium granulomatis infection
|  |
Granuloma
Inguinale
|
 |
|
Camphor poisoning
|  |
Symptoms and Treatment
of Specific Poisons 
|
 |
|
Camptothecins
|  |
Commonly Used Antineoplastic
Drugs
|
 |
|
Campylobacter infection
|  |
Gastroenteritis: Bacteria
Selected Oral Antibiotics
for
Infectious Gastroenteritis*
Common Bacteria That Require
Special Culture Media
Campylobacter and Related
Infections
|
 |
|
sexual transmission of
|  |
Sexually
Transmitted Enteric Infections
|
 |
|
Camurati-Engelmann disease
|  |
Osteopetroses: Diaphyseal
dysplasia (Camurati-Engelmann disease)
|
 |
|
Canaliculus
|  |
Anatomy of the lacrimal system.
|
 |
|
infection of (canaliculitis)
|  |
Approach
to the Ophthalmologic Patient: Eyelid
and conjunctival examination
Red
Eye: Canaliculitis
|
 |
|
Infection of (canaliculitis)
|  |
Canaliculitis
|
 |
|
Canaloplasty
|  |
Primary
Open-Angle Glaucoma: Surgery
|
 |
|
Canavan disease
|  |
Genetic Screening for Some
Ethnic Groups
|
 |
|
Cancer
|  |
see also names and sites of specific cancers
Overview of Cancer
|
 |
|
acute
|  |
French-American-British
Classification
of Acute Leukemias
|
 |
|
anemia and
|  |
Anemia
of Chronic Disease
|
 |
|
ataxia and
|  |
Cerebellar
Disorders: Acquired
conditions
|
 |
|
bone marrow biopsy in
|  |
Cancer
Diagnosis: Invasive tests
|
 |
|
bone scan in
|  |
Cancer
Diagnosis: Imaging
tests
|
 |
|
cachexia in
|  |
Cachexia
|
 |
|
cellular immunity in
|  |
Host
Response to Tumors: Cellular
Immunity
|
 |
|
cellular kinetics of
|  |
Cellular
and Molecular Basis of Cancer
The cell cycle.
|
 |
|
chemical carcinogens in
|  |
Common Chemical Carcinogens
Cellular
and Molecular Basis of Cancer: Drugs
and chemicals
|
 |
|
in children
|  |
Pediatric Cancers
|
 |
|
chromosomal abnormalities in
|  |
Human Cancers Associated
With Chromosomal Abnormalities
Cellular
and Molecular Basis of Cancer: Chromosomal
abnormalities
|
 |
|
clinical manifestations of
|  |
Clinical
Sequelae of Cancer
|
 |
|
complications of
|  |
Management
of Adverse Effects
|
 |
|
cutaneous manifestations of
|  |
Skin
Manifestations of Internal Disease
Pemphigus
Vulgaris
Acute
Febrile
Neutrophilic
Dermatosis
|
 |
|
depression in
|  |
Management
of Adverse Effects: Depression
|
 |
|
diagnosis of
|  |
Cancer
Diagnosis
|
 |
|
disseminated intravascular coagulation and
|  |
Disseminated
Intravascular
Coagulation (DIC): Etiology
|
 |
|
embolism and
|  |
Nonthrombotic Pulmonary Embolism
|
 |
|
environmental factors in
|  |
Common Chemical Carcinogens
Cellular
and Molecular Basis of Cancer: Drugs
and chemicals
|
 |
|
eosinophilia and
|  |
Important Causes of Secondary
Eosinophilia
Eosinophilia
|
 |
|
erythrocytosis and
|  |
Polycythemia
Vera: Secondary
Erythrocytosis
|
 |
|
eye
|  |
Cancers
Affecting the Retina
|
 |
|
febrile neutrophilic dermatosis and
|  |
Acute
Febrile
Neutrophilic
Dermatosis
|
 |
|
fever in
|  |
Fever
of Unknown
Origin (FUO): Etiology
|
 |
|
gene mutations in
|  |
Cellular
and Molecular Basis of Cancer: Molecular
Abnormalities
|
 |
|
growth of
|  |
Cellular
and Molecular Basis of Cancer: Tumor
Growth and Metastasis
|
 |
|
HIV infection and
|  |
Cancers
Common in
HIV-Infected Patients
|
 |
|
host response to
|  |
Host
Response to Tumors
|
 |
|
hypercalcemia in
|  |
Disorders
of Calcium Concentration: Pathophysiology
Disorders
of Calcium Concentration: Cancer
|
 |
|
imaging studies in
|  |
Cancer
Diagnosis: Testing
Cancer
Diagnosis: Imaging
tests
|
 |
|
immunodiagnosis of
|  |
Tumor
Immunodiagnosis
|
 |
|
immunologic disorders and
|  |
Cellular
and Molecular Basis of Cancer: Immunologic
Disorders
Ataxia-Telangiectasia
Wiskott-Aldrich
Syndrome
|
 |
|
immunology of
|  |
Tumor Immunology
|
 |
|
incurable
|  |
Incurable
Cancer
|
 |
|
ionizing radiation in
|  |
Cellular
and Molecular Basis of Cancer: Radiation
Principles of Radiologic Imaging: Risks
of Ionizing Radiation
|
 |
|
laboratory tests in
|  |
Cancer
Diagnosis: Laboratory
tests
|
 |
|
lymph node biopsy in
|  |
Cancer
Diagnosis: Invasive tests
|
 |
|
meningitis and
|  |
Subacute
and Chronic Meningitis: Diagnosis
and Treatment
|
 |
|
metastatic
|  |
see also Metastases
Cellular
and Molecular Basis of Cancer: Tumor
Growth and Metastasis
|
 |
|
molecular abnormalities in
|  |
Cellular
and Molecular Basis of Cancer: Molecular
Abnormalities
|
 |
|
myositis and
|  |
Polymyositis
and
Dermatomyositis: Diagnosis
|
 |
|
neutropenia and
|  |
Neutropenia: Secondary
neutropenia
Management
of Adverse Effects: Neutropenia
|
 |
|
occult
|  |
Nephrotic
Syndrome: Symptoms,
Signs, and Diagnosis
|
 |
|
oncogenes in
|  |
Cellular
and Molecular Basis of Cancer: Oncogenes
|
 |
|
pain in
|  |
Clinical
Sequelae of Cancer
Management
of Adverse Effects: Pain
|
 |
|
paraneoplastic syndromes in
|  |
Paraneoplastic
Syndromes
|
 |
|
pleural effusion with
|  |
Causes of Pleural Effusion 
Pleural
Effusion: Malignant
pleural effusion
Clinical
Sequelae of Cancer
|
 |
|
posttransplantation
|  |
Transplantation: Cancer
|
 |
|
pregnancy and
|  |
Cancer
in Pregnancy
|
 |
|
radiation and
|  |
Radiation Exposure
and Contamination: Cancer
and teratogenicity
|
 |
|
retina
|  |
Cancers
Affecting the Retina
|
 |
|
Screening for
|  |
Cancer
Screening
Screening Procedures in
Average-Risk Asymptomatic People As Recommended by the American
Cancer Society*
|
 |
|
skin lesions in
|  |
Cellular
and Molecular Basis of Cancer: Physical factors
Paraneoplastic
Syndromes: Cutaneous
paraneoplastic syndromes
|
 |
|
spinal cord compression in
|  |
Clinical
Sequelae of Cancer
Spinal
Cord
Compression: Diagnosis
and Treatment
|
 |
|
staging of
|  |
Cancer
Diagnosis: Staging
|
 |
|
superior vena cava syndrome in
|  |
Non-Hodgkin
Lymphomas: Symptoms and Signs
|
 |
|
thrombosis in
|  |
Acquired Causes of Thromboembolism
|
 |
|
treatment of
|  |
Principles
of Cancer Therapy
5-Yr Disease-Free Survival
Rates by Cancer Therapy
|
 |
|
adjuvant
|  |
Modalities of Cancer Therapy: Multimodality
and Adjuvant Chemotherapy
|
 |
|
adverse effects of
|  |
Management
of Adverse Effects
|
 |
|
biologic response modifiers in
|  |
Commonly Used Antineoplastic
Drugs
Modalities of Cancer Therapy: Biologic
response modifiers
|
 |
|
bone marrow transplantation in
|  |
see also Stem cell transplantation
Modalities of Cancer Therapy: Bone
Marrow Transplantation
|
 |
|
chemotherapy in
|  |
see Cancer chemotherapy
|
 |
|
cytopenia with
|  |
Management
of Adverse Effects: Cytopenias
|
 |
|
gene therapy in
|  |
Modalities of Cancer Therapy: Gene
Therapy
|
 |
|
hormonal
|  |
Commonly Used Antineoplastic
Drugs
Modalities of Cancer Therapy: Hormonal
therapy
|
 |
|
immunotherapy in
|  |
Immunotherapy
|
 |
|
monoclonal antibodies in
|  |
Commonly Used Antineoplastic
Drugs
Modalities of Cancer Therapy: Monoclonal
antibodies
|
 |
|
multimodality
|  |
Modalities of Cancer Therapy: Multimodality
and Adjuvant Chemotherapy
|
 |
|
neoadjuvant
|  |
Modalities of Cancer Therapy: Neoadjuvant
therapy
|
 |
|
palliative
|  |
Incurable
Cancer
|
 |
|
radiation therapy in
|  |
5-Yr Disease-Free Survival
Rates by Cancer Therapy
Modalities of Cancer Therapy: Radiation
Therapy
|
 |
|
response to
|  |
Defining Response to Cancer
Treatment
|
 |
|
surgery in
|  |
Modalities of Cancer Therapy: Surgery
5-Yr Disease-Free Survival
Rates by Cancer Therapy
|
 |
|
tumor antigens (markers) in
|  |
Cancer
Diagnosis: Testing
Tumor
Antigens
Tumor
Immunodiagnosis
|
 |
|
tumor lysis syndrome in
|  |
Management
of Adverse Effects: Tumor
Lysis Syndrome
|
 |
|
tumor suppressor genes in
|  |
Cellular
and Molecular Basis of Cancer: Oncogenes
|
 |
|
ultraviolet radiation in
|  |
Cellular
and Molecular Basis of Cancer: Radiation
|
 |
|
of unknown primary origin
|  |
Metastatic
Carcinoma of Unknown Primary Origin
|
 |
|
viruses in
|  |
Cellular
and Molecular Basis of Cancer: Infections
Cancer-Associated Viruses
Viruses
|
 |
|
Cancer chemotherapy
|  |
see also specific cancers
5-Yr Disease-Free Survival
Rates by Cancer Therapy
Modalities of Cancer Therapy: Chemotherapy
Commonly Used Antineoplastic
Drugs
|
 |
|
adjuvant
|  |
Modalities of Cancer Therapy: Multimodality
and Adjuvant Chemotherapy
|
 |
|
adverse effects of
|  |
Management
of Adverse Effects
|
 |
|
carcinogenicity of
|  |
Common Chemical Carcinogens
|
 |
|
cutaneous reactions to
|  |
Photosensitivity: Chemical
photosensitivity
Some Substances That Sensitize
the Skin to Sunlight
|
 |
|
cytopenia with
|  |
Management
of Adverse Effects: Cytopenias
|
 |
|
drug interactions of
|  |
Some Drugs With Potentially Serious
Drug Interactions*
|
 |
|
during breastfeeding
|  |
Drugs Contraindicated for
Breastfeeding
Mothers 
|
 |
|
hyperpigmentation and
|  |
Hyperpigmentation Effects
of Some
Drugs and Chemicals
|
 |
|
hypogonadism with
|  |
Male
Hypogonadism in Children: Secondary
|
 |
|
nausea with
|  |
Management
of Adverse Effects: Nausea
and Vomiting
|
 |
|
neoadjuvant
|  |
Modalities of Cancer Therapy: Neoadjuvant
therapy
|
 |
|
in neuroblastoma
|  |
Neuroblastoma: Treatment
|
 |
|
oral
|  |
Contraception: Oral
Contraceptives
|
 |
|
ototoxicity of
|  |
Drug-Induced
Ototoxicity
|
 |
|
pneumonia with
|  |
Pneumonia in Immunocompromised
Patients
|
 |
|
poisoning with
|  |
Symptoms and Treatment
of Specific Poisons 
|
 |
|
in pregnancy
|  |
Drugs With Adverse Effects
During Pregnancy
|
 |
|
stomatitis and
|  |
Approach to Dental and Oral Symptoms: Drugs
|
 |
|
teratogenicity of
|  |
Cancer
in Pregnancy
Drugs With Adverse Effects
During Pregnancy
|
 |
|
vomiting with
|  |
Management
of Adverse Effects: Nausea
and Vomiting
|
 |
|
Candesartan
|  |
ACE Inhibitors and Angiotensin
II
Receptor Blockers for Hypertension
|
 |
|
Candida albicans extract testing
|  |
Approach to the Patient With
Suspected
Immunodeficiency: Initial
testing
|
 |
|
Candida-endocrinopathy syndrome
|  |
Candidiasis: Etiology
|
 |
|
Candidemia
|  |
Candidiasis
(Invasive)
|
 |
|
Candidiasis
|  |
|
 |
|
aural
|  |
External
Otitis: Symptoms and Signs
|
 |
|
cutaneous
|  |
Candidiasis
Options for Treatment of
Superficial Fungal Infections*
|
 |
|
denture-related
|  |
Dental
Appliances: Denture
problems
|
 |
|
esophageal
|  |
Infectious
Esophageal Disorders: Candida
|
 |
|
fluconazole in
|  |
Antifungal
Drugs: Fluconazole
|
 |
|
HIV infection and
|  |
Candidiasis
(Invasive)
Common Manifestations of
HIV Infection by Organ System
|
 |
|
hypocalcemia and
|  |
Disorders
of Calcium Concentration: Other manifestations
|
 |
|
intertriginous
|  |
Candidiasis: Symptoms and Signs
|
 |
|
invasive
|  |
Candidiasis
(Invasive)
|
 |
|
mucocutaneous
|  |
Candidiasis: Etiology
Primary Immunodeficiency
Disorders 
Characteristic Clinical
Findings in Some Primary Immunodeficiency Disorders
Candidiasis
(Invasive)
|
 |
|
mucocutaneous, chronic
|  |
Chronic
Mucocutaneous Candidiasis
|
 |
|
nail
|  |
Candidiasis: Symptoms and Signs
|
 |
|
in neonatal sepsis
|  |
Neonatal
Sepsis: Etiology
Neonatal
Sepsis: Antibiotics
|
 |
|
oral
|  |
Oral Findings in Systemic
Disorders
Stomatitis: Interpretation
of findings
Candidiasis: Symptoms and Signs
Options for Treatment of
Superficial Fungal Infections*
Management
of Adverse Effects: Gastrointestinal
Effects
|
 |
|
paranasal sinus
|  |
Sinusitis: Aspergillosis
and candidiasis
|
 |
|
perianal
|  |
Candidiasis: Symptoms and Signs
|
 |
|
renal
|  |
Fungal
Urinary
Tract Infections
|
 |
|
subungual
|  |
Candidiasis: Symptoms and Signs
|
 |
|
urinary tract
|  |
Fungal
Urinary
Tract Infections
|
 |
|
vulvovaginal
|  |
Candidiasis: Symptoms and Signs
Options for Treatment of
Superficial Fungal Infections*
Common Types of Vaginitis
Vaginitis: Candidal
Vaginitis
Drugs for Candidal Vaginitis
|
 |
|
acne treatment and
|  |
Acne
Vulgaris: Moderate acne
|
 |
|
HIV infection and
|  |
Common Manifestations of
HIV Infection by Organ System
|
 |
|
Candiduria
|  |
Fungal
Urinary
Tract Infections
|
 |
|
Canes
|  |
Therapeutic
and Assistive Devices
Correct cane height. 
Ambulation Aid
|
 |
|
in blindness
|  |
Rehabilitation For Other
Disorders: Blindness
|
 |
|
Canker sores
|  |
Some Disorders of the Oral
Region by Predominant Site of Involvement
Stomatitis: Recurrent
Aphthous Stomatitis
|
 |
|
Cannabis
|  |
see Marijuana
|
 |
|
Cannon waves
|  |
Approach to the Cardiac Patient: Neck veins
Arrhythmias and Conduction Disorders: Symptoms and Signs
|
 |
|
Cannulation
|  |
see Catheterization
|
 |
|
Cantharidin
|  |
|
 |
|
in molluscum contagiosum
|  |
Molluscum
Contagiosum: Treatment
|
 |
|
poisoning with
|  |
Symptoms and Treatment
of Specific Poisons 
|
 |
|
in warts
|  |
Warts: Common warts
|
 |
|
Capacity
|  |
Capacity
(Competence)
and Incapacity
|
 |
|
Capecitabine
|  |
Commonly Used Antineoplastic
Drugs
|
 |
|
Capillaritis
|  |
Diffuse Alveolar Hemorrhage and Pulmonary-Renal Syndrome: Pathophysiology
|
 |
|
Capillary leak syndrome
|  |
Causes of Pleural Effusion 
|
 |
|
Caplan's syndrome
|  |
Coal
Workers' Pneumoconiosis: Complications
|
 |
|
Capnometry
|  |
|
 |
|
sublingual
|  |
Patient
Monitoring
and Testing: Other
Types of Monitoring
|
 |
|
Capsaicin
|  |
|
 |
|
in itching
|  |
Some Therapeutic Approaches
to Itching
|
 |
|
in pain
|  |
Drugs for Neuropathic Pain
Pain: Adjuvant
Analgesic Drugs
|
 |
|
in urge incontinence
|  |
Urinary
Incontinence: Urge
incontinence
|
 |
|
Captopril
|  |
ACE Inhibitors and Angiotensin
II
Receptor Blockers for Hypertension
|
 |
|
in elderly
|  |
Effect of Aging on Drug
Metabolism* and Elimination
|
 |
|
Caput medusae
|  |
Portal
Hypertension: Pathophysiology
|
 |
|
Caput succedaneum
|  |
Evaluation
and Care
of the Normal Neonate: Physical
examination
Birth
Injuries: Head
Injuries
|
 |
|
Carbachol
|  |
Drugs Used to Treat Glaucoma
|
 |
|
Carbamate poisoning
|  |
Common Specific Antidotes
Organophosphate
and Carbamate Poisoning
Symptoms and Treatment
of Specific Poisons 
|
 |
|
Carbamazepine
|  |
|
 |
|
in alcohol withdrawal
|  |
Alcohol: Withdrawal
|
 |
|
in bipolar disorder
|  |
Bipolar
Disorders: Prognosis
and Treatment
Selected Drugs for Bipolar
Disorder
|
 |
|
in central diabetes insipidus
|  |
Central
Diabetes
Insipidus: Treatment
|
 |
|
drug interactions of
|  |
Some Drugs With Potentially Serious
Drug Interactions*
|
 |
|
in pain
|  |
Drugs for Neuropathic Pain
|
 |
|
poisoning with
|  |
Symptoms and Treatment
of Specific Poisons 
|
 |
|
in pregnancy
|  |
Drugs With Adverse Effects
During Pregnancy
|
 |
|
in seizures
|  |
Drugs Used in Seizure Disorders*
Seizure
Disorders: Adverse
drug effects
|
 |
|
in trigeminal neuralgia
|  |
Trigeminal
Neuralgia: Treatment
|
 |
|
Carbamoyl phosphate synthase deficiency
|  |
Amino
Acid and Organic Acid Metabolism
Disorders: Urea
Cycle Disorders
|
 |
|
Carbapenems
|  |
Usual Doses of Commonly
Prescribed Antibiotics
β-Lactams: Other β-Lactams
|
 |
|
Carbaryl poisoning
|  |
Symptoms and Treatment
of Specific Poisons 
|
 |
|
Carbenicillin
|  |
Penicillins
|
 |
|
Carbicarb
|  |
Metabolic
Acidosis: Treatment
|
 |
|
Carbidopa
|  |
|
 |
|
in multiple system atrophy
|  |
Multiple
System
Atrophy: Treatment
|
 |
|
in Parkinsons disease
|  |
Parkinson's
Disease: Levodopa
Some Commonly Used Oral
Antiparkinsonian Drugs
|
 |
|
Carbimazole
|  |
Hyperthyroidism: Propylthiouracil
and methimazole
|
 |
|
Carbofuran poisoning
|  |
Symptoms and Treatment
of Specific Poisons 
|
 |
|
Carbohydrates
|  |
Nutrition: General Considerations: Carbohydrates
|
 |
|
in atherosclerosis
|  |
Atherosclerosis: Diet
|
 |
|
digestion of
|  |
Malabsorption Syndromes: Carbohydrates
|
 |
|
glycemic index of
|  |
Nutrition: General Considerations: Carbohydrates
Nutrition: General Considerations: Carbohydrates
|
 |
|
in hyperkalemic paralysis
|  |
Familial
Periodic
Paralysis: Diagnosis
and Treatment
|
 |
|
intolerance to
|  |
Carbohydrate
Intolerance
Diarrhea: Etiology
|
 |
|
metabolic disorders of
|  |
Carbohydrate
Metabolism Disorders
|
 |
|
Carbol-fuchsin
|  |
Options for Treatment of
Superficial Fungal Infections*
|
 |
|
Carbolic acid poisoning
|  |
Symptoms and Treatment
of Specific Poisons 
|
 |
|
Carbon bisulfide poisoning
|  |
Symptoms and Treatment
of Specific Poisons 
|
 |
|
Carbon dioxide (CO2)
|  |
|
 |
|
end-tidal
|  |
Airway
Establishment and Control: Endotracheal
intubation
Cardiac
Arrest: Chest
compression
|
 |
|
gastrointestinal production of
|  |
Gas-Related
Complaints: Excessive
flatus
|
 |
|
partial pressure of
|  |
Measurement
of Gas Exchange: Carbon Dioxide
|
 |
|
poisoning with
|  |
Gas
Toxicity: Carbon
dioxide poisoning
Symptoms and Treatment
of Specific Poisons 
|
 |
|
sublingual
|  |
Patient
Monitoring
and Testing: Other
Types of Monitoring
|
 |
|
ventilatory failure and
|  |
Ventilatory
Failure: Etiology
and Pathophysiology
|
 |
|
Carbon disulfide poisoning
|  |
Symptoms and Treatment
of Specific Poisons 
|
 |
|
Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors
|  |
Drugs Used to Treat Glaucoma
|
 |
|
Carbon-11-labeled acetate imaging
|  |
Cardiac Imaging
Tests: PET
|
 |
|
Carbon monoxide
|  |
|
 |
|
diffusing capacity for
|  |
Measurement
of Gas Exchange: Diffusing
Capacity for Carbon Monoxide
Asthma: Other
tests
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD): Pulmonary function tests
|
 |
|
poisoning with
|  |
Measurement
of Gas Exchange: Carboxyhemoglobinemia
Gas
Toxicity: Carbon
monoxide poisoning
Carbon
Monoxide
Poisoning
Symptoms and Treatment
of Specific Poisons 
|
 |
|
Carbon tetrachloride poisoning
|  |
Symptoms and Treatment
of Specific Poisons 
|
 |
|
Carbonyl iron poisoning
|  |
Symptoms and Treatment
of Specific Poisons 
|
 |
|
Carboplatin
|  |
Commonly Used Antineoplastic
Drugs
|
 |
|
ototoxicity of
|  |
Drug-Induced
Ototoxicity
|
 |
|
Carboxyhemoglobinemia
|  |
Measurement
of Gas Exchange: Carboxyhemoglobinemia
Carbon
Monoxide
Poisoning: Diagnosis
|
 |
|
Carbuncles
|  |
Furuncles
and
Carbuncles
|
 |
|
Carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA)
|  |
Tumor
Immunodiagnosis
|
 |
|
in colorectal cancer
|  |
Colorectal
Cancer: Diagnostic
test
|
 |
|
Carcinogens
|  |
Cellular
and Molecular Basis of Cancer
Common Chemical Carcinogens
|
 |
|
Carcinoid syndrome
|  |
Skin
Manifestations of Internal Disease: Internal
cancer
Carcinoid
Syndrome
|
 |
|
mastocytosis vs
|  |
Mastocytosis: Diagnosis
|
 |
|
Carcinoid tumors
|  |
Carcinoid Tumors
|
 |
|
bronchial
|  |
Bronchial
Carcinoid
|
 |
|
small-bowel
|  |
Small-Bowel
Tumors
|
 |
|
Carcinoma
|  |
see Cancer, and specific sites and types
|
 |
|
Carcinoma ex mixed tumor
|  |
Salivary
Gland Tumors: Benign
tumors
Salivary
Gland Tumors: Malignant salivary
gland tumors
|
 |
|
Cardiac
|  |
see also Heart
|
 |
|
Cardiac allograft vasculopathy
|  |
Heart Transplantation: Procedure
|
 |
|
Cardiac arrest
|  |
see also Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
Cardiac
Arrest
|
 |
|
in children
|  |
Cardiac
Arrest: Diagnosis
and Treatment
Guide to Pediatric Resuscitation—Mechanical
Measures
Cardiac
Arrest: CPR
in Infants and Children
Pediatric Cerebral Performance
Category Scale*
Chest compression.
|
 |
|
Cardiac cachexia
|  |
Protein-Energy
Undernutrition: Secondary
PEU
|
 |
|
Cardiac catheterization
|  |
Cardiac
Catheterization
Diagram of the cardiac cycle, showing pressure curves of the cardiac chambers, heart sounds, jugular pulse wave, and the ECG.
Cardiac Output Equations
Normal Values for Cardiac
Index and Related Measurements
|
 |
|
complications of
|  |
Cardiac
Catheterization: Complications
|
 |
|
left-heart
|  |
Cardiac
Catheterization: Procedure
|
 |
|
right-heart
|  |
Cardiac
Catheterization: Procedure
Acute
Coronary
Syndromes (ACS): Other tests
Pericarditis: Cardiac
tamponade
|
 |
|
Cardiac cycle
|  |
Diagram of the cardiac cycle, showing pressure curves of the cardiac chambers, heart sounds, jugular pulse wave, and the ECG.
|
 |
|
Cardiac index
|  |
Normal Values for Cardiac
Index and Related Measurements
Cardiac
Catheterization: Measurement
of cardiac output and flow
Normal Values for Cardiac
Index and Related Measurements
|
 |
|
Cardiac output
|  |
Cardiac
Catheterization: Measurement
of cardiac output and flow
Cardiac Output Equations
Heart Failure: Physiology
|
 |
|
in critical care patient
|  |
Patient
Monitoring
and Testing: Cardiac
output
|
 |
|
heart failure and
|  |
Heart Failure: Hemodynamic
responses
Heart Failure: Classification
|
 |
|
hypertension and
|  |
Arterial Hypertension: Pathophysiology
|
 |
|
pregnancy and
|  |
Physiology
of Pregnancy: Cardiovascular
Heart
Disorders in Pregnancy: Pathophysiology
|
 |
|
syncope and
|  |
Syncope: Insufficient
cerebral blood flow
Some Causes of Syncope
|
 |
|
Cardiac reserve
|  |
Heart Failure: Physiology
|
 |
|
Cardiac tamponade
|  |
|
 |
|
in cancer
|  |
Clinical
Sequelae of Cancer
|
 |
|
in pericarditis
|  |
Pericarditis: Anatomy
and Pathophysiology
Pericarditis: Cardiac
tamponade
|
 |
|
pulseless electrical activity and
|  |
Cardiac
Arrest: Dysrhythmia Treatment
|
 |
|
Cardiogenic shock
|  |
Shock: Cardiogenic
and obstructive shock
Mechanisms of Cardiogenic
and Obstructive Shock
Shock: Cardiogenic shock
|
 |
|
Cardiolipin antibodies
|  |
Thrombotic Disorders: Antiphospholipid
Antibody Syndrome
|
 |
|
Cardiomyopathy
|  |
see also Myocarditis
Heart Failure: Classification
Cardiomyopathies
Forms of Cardiomyopathy.
Diagnosis and Treatment
of Cardiomyopathies
|
 |
|
athletic heart syndrome vs
|  |
Athletic
Heart
Syndrome: Diagnosis
Features Distinguishing
Athletic Heart Syndrome From Cardiomyopathy
|
 |
|
Chagas' disease and
|  |
Chagas'
Disease: Symptoms and Signs
|
 |
|
diabetic
|  |
Diabetes
Mellitus (DM): Macrovascular
disease
|
 |
|
dilated
|  |
Indications for Permanent
Pacemakers 
Forms of Cardiomyopathy.
Diagnosis and Treatment
of Cardiomyopathies
Dilated
Cardiomyopathy
Causes of Dilated Cardiomyopathy
|
 |
|
HIV infection and
|  |
Common Manifestations of
HIV Infection by Organ System
|
 |
|
hypertrophic
|  |
Indications for Permanent
Pacemakers 
Forms of Cardiomyopathy.
Diagnosis and Treatment
of Cardiomyopathies
Hypertrophic
Cardiomyopathy
|
 |
|
obstructive
|  |
Hypertrophic
Cardiomyopathy: Pathophysiology
|
 |
|
ischemic
|  |
Acute
Coronary
Syndromes (ACS): Myocardial dysfunction
|
 |
|
peripartum
|  |
Heart
Disorders in Pregnancy: Peripartum
cardiomyopathy
|
 |
|
restrictive
|  |
Forms of Cardiomyopathy.
Diagnosis and Treatment
of Cardiomyopathies
Restrictive
Cardiomyopathy
Restrictive
Cardiomyopathy: Etiology
|
 |
|
amyloidosis and
|  |
Amyloidosis: Symptoms and Signs
|
 |
|
constrictive pericarditis vs
|  |
Pericarditis: Constrictive
pericarditis
|
 |
|
Cardiopulmonary bypass
|  |
|
 |
|
platelet dysfunction and
|  |
Acquired
Platelet
Dysfunction: Cardiopulmonary
bypass
|
 |
|
Cardiopulmonary exercise testing (CPET)
|  |
Exercise
Testing: Cardiopulmonary
exercise testing (CPET)
|
 |
|
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
|  |
Cardiac
Arrest: Cardiopulmonary
Resuscitation (CPR)
Adult comprehensive emergency cardiac care.
Techniques of CPR for Health
Care Professionals
Drugs for Resuscitation* 
|
 |
|
care after
|  |
Cardiac
Arrest: Post-Resuscitative
Care
|
 |
|
death after
|  |
Cardiac
Arrest: Termination of
Resuscitation
|
 |
|
drugs for
|  |
Cardiac
Arrest: Drugs
for ACLS
Drugs for Resuscitation* 
|
 |
|
in infants and children
|  |
Guide to Pediatric Resuscitation—Mechanical
Measures
Cardiac
Arrest: CPR
in Infants and Children
Pediatric Cerebral Performance
Category Scale*
Chest compression.
|
 |
|
in neonate
|  |
Neonatal
Resuscitation
Problems That May Require
Resuscitation
Clinical Staging of Posthypoxic
Encephalopathy
Algorithm for resuscitation of neonates. 
|
 |
|
order against
|  |
Do-Not-Resuscitate
(DNR) Orders
|
 |
|
in trauma
|  |
Approach to the Trauma Patient: Evaluation
and Treatment
|
 |
|
Cardiospasm
|  |
Motility
Disorders: Achalasia
|
 |
|
Cardiotomy syndrome
|  |
Putative Autommune Disorders
|
 |
|
Cardiovagal testing
|  |
Autonomic Nervous System: Laboratory
testing
|
 |
|
Cardiovascular disorders
|  |
see also specific disorders
|
 |
|
angiography in
|  |
Cardiac
Catheterization: Angiography
|
 |
|
auscultation in
|  |
Approach to the Cardiac Patient: Cardiac
Auscultation
Heart Murmur Intensity
Diagram of physical findings in a patient with aortic stenosis and mitral regurgitation.
Etiology of Murmurs by
Timing
Maneuvers That Aid in Diagnosis
of Murmurs
|
 |
|
cardiac catheterization in
|  |
Cardiac
Catheterization
Diagram of the cardiac cycle, showing pressure curves of the cardiac chambers, heart sounds, jugular pulse wave, and the ECG.
Normal Values for Cardiac
Index and Related Measurements
|
 |
|
chest examination in
|  |
Approach to the Cardiac Patient: Chest
Inspection and Palpation
Location of Thrills and
Associated Disorders
|
 |
|
chest pain in
|  |
Chest
Pain
Some Causes of Chest Pain
|
 |
|
congenital
|  |
see also Congenital heart disease
Congenital Cardiovascular Anomalies
|
 |
|
dental procedures in
|  |
Approach to Dental and Oral Symptoms: Cardiovascular
disorders
|
 |
|
echocardiography in
|  |
Echocardiography
Stress
Testing: Diagnostic
Methodology
|
 |
|
edema in
|  |
Edema
|
 |
|
electrocardiography in
|  |
Electrocardiography (ECG)
Interpretation of Abnormal
ECGs
ECG waves.
|
 |
|
electrophysiologic studies in
|  |
Electrophysiologic Studies (EPS)
|
 |
|
heart sounds in
|  |
Approach to the Cardiac Patient: Systolic
heart sounds
|
 |
|
imaging in
|  |
Cardiac Imaging
Tests
|
 |
|
invasive procedures in
|  |
Tests for Assessing Cardiac
Anatomy and Function
Cardiac
Catheterization
|
 |
|
murmurs in
|  |
Approach to the Cardiac Patient: Cardiac
Auscultation
Heart Murmur Intensity
Diagram of physical findings in a patient with aortic stenosis and mitral regurgitation.
Etiology of Murmurs by
Timing
Maneuvers That Aid in Diagnosis
of Murmurs
Approach to the Cardiac Patient: Systolic
murmurs
|
 |
|
noninvasive procedures in
|  |
Tests for Assessing Cardiac
Anatomy and Function
|
 |
|
orthostatic hypotension in
|  |
Orthostatic
Hypotension
Orthostatic
Hypotension: Etiology
|
 |
|
palpitations in
|  |
Palpitations
Suggestive Historical Findings
with Palpitations
Some Treatments for Arrhythmias
|
 |
|
patient history in
|  |
Approach to the Cardiac Patient: History
|
 |
|
percutaneous coronary interventions in
|  |
Percutaneous
Coronary Interventions (PCI)
|
 |
|
physical examination in
|  |
Approach to the Cardiac Patient: Physical
Examination
Carotid Pulse Amplitude
and Associated Disorders
Location of Thrills and
Associated Disorders
Heart Murmur Intensity
Diagram of physical findings in a patient with aortic stenosis and mitral regurgitation.
Etiology of Murmurs by
Timing
Maneuvers That Aid in Diagnosis
of Murmurs
|
 |
|
pulsus paradoxus in
|  |
Approach to the Cardiac Patient: Pulsus
paradoxus
|
 |
|
radionuclide imaging in
|  |
Radionuclide
Imaging
Technetium-99m Myocardial
Perfusion Markers
Stress
Testing: Diagnostic
Methodology
|
 |
|
syncope in
|  |
Syncope
Some Causes of Syncope
|
 |
|
venous examination in
|  |
Approach to the Cardiac Patient: Veins
Normal jugular vein waves.
|
 |
|
vital signs in
|  |
Approach to the Cardiac Patient: Vital
Signs
|
 |
|
Cardioversion
|  |
|
 |
|
in atrial fibrillation
|  |
Atrial
Fibrillation (AF): Rhythm control
|
 |
|
in atrial flutter
|  |
Atrial
Flutter: Treatment
|
 |
|
in children
|  |
Guide to Pediatric Resuscitation—Mechanical
Measures
Cardiac
Arrest: Rhythm disturbances
|
 |
|
direct-current
|  |
Arrhythmias and Conduction Disorders: Direct-current
(DC) cardioversion-defibrillation
|
 |
|
in torsades de pointes
|  |
Ventricular
Tachycardia (VT): Treatment
|
 |
|
in ventricular fibrillation
|  |
Cardiac
Arrest: Defibrillation
Cardiac
Arrest: Dysrhythmia Treatment
|
 |
|
in ventricular tachycardia
|  |
Ventricular
Tachycardia (VT): Acute
|
 |
|
Carditis
|  |
see also Myocarditis
|
 |
|
Caries
|  |
Approach to Dental and Oral Symptoms: Physical
examination
Caries
Some Causes of Toothache
Health
Supervision
of the Well Child: Head
|
 |
|
prevention of
|  |
Trace Minerals
Fluorine
Caries: Prevention
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radiation-induced
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Tumors
of the Head and Neck: Adverse effects
of treatment
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Carisoprodol
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High-Risk Drugs in the
Elderly
(Based on Beers Criteria) 
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Carminatives
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Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS): Drug therapy
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Carmustine
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Commonly Used Antineoplastic
Drugs
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Carney complex
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Cardiac Tumors: Benign primary
tumors
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Carnitine deficiency
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Carnitine
Deficiency
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Carnitine palmitoyltransferase deficiency
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Carnitine
Deficiency: Diagnosis
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Caroli's disease
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Hepatic
Cysts
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Carotene (b-carotene)
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cutaneous deposition of
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Description of Skin Lesions: Color
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in erythropoietic protoporphyria
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Doses of β-Carotene
in Erythropoietic Protoporphyria
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Carotenemia
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Vitamin A: Vitamin
A Toxicity
Hypothyroidism: Symptoms and Signs
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Carotenodermia
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Vitamin A: Vitamin
A Toxicity
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Carotid artery
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Arteries of the brain. 
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auscultation over
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Approach
to the Neurologic Patient: Cerebrovascular
examination
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inflammation of
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Giant
Cell Arteritis
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obstruction of
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Ischemic
Stroke: Long term
Ischemic
Stroke: Diagnosis
and Treatment
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stenosis of
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Evaluation
of the Elderly Patient: Neck
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Carotid pulse
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in cardiovascular disorders
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Carotid Pulse Amplitude
and Associated Disorders
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examination of
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Approach to the Cardiac Patient: Carotid pulses
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in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
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Hypertrophic
Cardiomyopathy: Symptoms and Signs
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Carotid sinus
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pressure on
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Some Causes of Syncope
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Carotid sinus syndrome
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pacemaker in
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Indications for Permanent
Pacemakers 
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Carpal tunnel syndrome
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Rheumatoid
Arthritis (RA): Symptoms and Signs
Nerve
Compression Syndromes: Carpal
Tunnel Syndrome
Neutral wrist splint.
Peripheral
Neuropathy: Symptoms and Signs
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Carpopedal spasms
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Symptoms of
Malabsorption
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Carrion's disease
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Some Bartonella Infections
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Car seats
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Health
Supervision
of the Well Child: Safety
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Carteolol
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in glaucoma
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Drugs Used to Treat Glaucoma
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in hypertension
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β -Blockers
for Hypertension
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Cartilage
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Osteoarthritis (OA): Pathophysiology
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deficiency of
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Factors Predisposing to
Bronchiectasis
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transplantation of
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Tissue Transplantation: Cartilage
transplantation
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tumors of
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Primary Malignant Bone Tumors: Chondrosarcoma
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Cartilage-hair hypoplasia
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Primary Immunodeficiency
Disorders 
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Carvallo's sign
|  |
Tricuspid
Regurgitation: Symptoms and Signs
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Carvedilol
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in arrhythmias
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Antiarrhythmic Drugs (Vaughan
Williams
Classification) 
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in heart failure
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Heart Failure: β-Blockers
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in hypertension
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β -Blockers
for Hypertension
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Casal's necklace
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Niacin: Symptoms and Signs
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Cascara
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Constipation: Types
of laxatives
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in elderly
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High-Risk Drugs in the
Elderly
(Based on Beers Criteria) 
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Caspofungin
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Some Drugs for Systemic
Fungal Infections
Antifungal
Drugs: Echinocandins
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Cast
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Fractures, Dislocations, and
Sprains: Immobilization
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Castleman disease
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Viruses
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|
Castor bean poisoning
|  |
Plant Poisoning: Castor beans
and jequirity beans
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Castor oil
|  |
Constipation: Types
of laxatives
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Casts
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urinary
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Approach to the
Renal Patient: Microscopic
analysis
Urinary Casts
Bacterial
Urinary
Tract Infections: Urine
testing
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Cataplexy
|  |
Approach to the Patient With
a Sleep or Wakefulness Disorder: Etiology
Narcolepsy: Symptoms and Signs
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Cataracts
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Cataract
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congenital
|  |
Congenital
Cataract
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Catatonia
|  |
Depressive
Disorders: Major
depression (unipolar disorder)
Schizophrenia: Symptom categories
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Catecholamines
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see also Epinephrine
see also Norepinephrine
Adrenal Disorders: Medulla
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in MEN 2A syndrome
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Multiple
Endocrine Neoplasia, Type 2A (MEN 2A): Adrenal
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pheochromocytoma secretion of
|  |
Pheochromocytoma
Multiple
Endocrine Neoplasia, Type 2A (MEN 2A): Adrenal
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urinary
|  |
Pheochromocytoma: Urine tests
|
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Catechol O-methyltransferase inhibitors
|  |
Parkinson's
Disease: Catechol O-methyltransferase (COMT)
inhibitors
Some Commonly Used Oral
Antiparkinsonian Drugs
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Catheterization
|  |
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|
arterial
|  |
Vascular
Access: Arterial
Catheterization
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bladder
|  |
Procedures: Bladder
catheterization
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cardiac
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Cardiac
Catheterization
Diagram of the cardiac cycle, showing pressure curves of the cardiac chambers, heart sounds, jugular pulse wave, and the ECG.
Cardiac Output Equations
Normal Values for Cardiac
Index and Related Measurements
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central venous
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Vascular
Access: Central
Venous Catheterization
Complications Associated
With Central Venous Catheters
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in cardiopulmonary resuscitation
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Cardiac
Arrest: Monitor and IV
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for dialysis
|  |
Hemodialysis: Vascular
access
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infection and
|  |
Culture
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pleural effusion and
|  |
Pleural
Effusion: Etiology
|
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intra-abdominal abscess drainage with
|  |
Intra-abdominal Abscesses: Treatment
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|
intracranial
|  |
Patient
Monitoring
and Testing: Intracranial
Pressure Monitoring
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|
peripheral vein
|  |
Vascular
Access: Peripheral
Vein Catheterization
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|
peritoneal
|  |
Peritoneal
Dialysis: Access
|
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|
pleural
|  |
Pleural
Effusion: Malignant
pleural effusion
Pneumothorax: Treatment
|
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|
pulmonary artery
|  |
Pulmonary Hypertension: Diagnosis
Patient
Monitoring
and Testing: Pulmonary Artery
Catheter Monitoring
Potential Indications for
Pulmonary Artery Catheterization
Normal Values for Cardiac
Index and Related Measurements
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in acute hypoxemic respiratory failure
|  |
Acute
Hypoxemic
Respiratory Failure
(AHRF, ARDS): Diagnosis
|
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|
in acute lung injury
|  |
Acute
Lung Injury and Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS): Fluid management
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|
in ARDS
|  |
Acute
Lung Injury and Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS): Fluid management
|
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|
in shock
|  |
Intravenous
Fluid Resuscitation: Central Venous Pressure
Sepsis
and Septic Shock: Diagnosis
|
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|
urinary
|  |
|
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|
in children
|  |
Urinary
Tract Infection (UTI): Urine
tests
|
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|
for incontinence
|  |
Urinary
Incontinence: Urge
incontinence
Urinary
Incontinence: Overflow
incontinence
Neurogenic
Bladder: Treatment
|
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|
in-dwelling
|  |
Urinary
Incontinence: Refractory
incontinence
|
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|
infection and
|  |
Bacterial
Urinary
Tract Infections: Bacterial
Urinary Tract Infections in Patients with Indwelling Bladder Catheters
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|
oliguria with
|  |
Oliguria
Some Causes of Oliguria
|
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|
in trauma
|  |
Approach to the Trauma Patient: Secondary survey
|
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|
CAT scan
|  |
see Computed tomography
|
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|
Cat scratch disease
|  |
Sialadenitis: Other Salivary
Gland Infections
Some Bartonella Infections
Bartonella Infections: Cat-Scratch
Disease
|
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|
Cauda equina
|  |
Spinal
Cord Disorders: Anatomy
|
 |
|
Cauda equina syndrome
|  |
Spinal
Cord Disorders: Pathophysiology,
Symptoms,
and Signs
Spinal
Trauma: Cauda
equina injury
Effects of Spinal Cord
Injury by Location
Spinal
Trauma: Cauda
equina lesions
|
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|
Cauliflower ear
|  |
External
Ear Trauma
|
 |
|
Causalgia (complex regional pain syndrome)
|  |
Neuropathic
Pain: Complex
Regional Pain Syndrome
|
 |
|
Caustic ingestion
|  |
Caustic
Ingestion
|
 |
|
gastritis with
|  |
Gastritis: Gastritis
caused by physical agents
|
 |
|
Cavernous hemangioma
|  |
Disseminated
Intravascular
Coagulation (DIC): Etiology
|
 |
|
Cavernous lymphangioma
|  |
Vascular
Lesions: Lymphatic
Malformations
|
 |
|
Cavernous sinus thrombosis
|  |
Some Causes of Eyelid Swelling
Some Causes of Proptosis
Cavernous
Sinus
Thrombosis
|