TB: Falsely Accused? (A Case Report and Discussion)

Enlarged Right Atrium Falsely Interpreted as a Mediastinal Mass: A Case Report

Right atrial dilation due to left heart disease is a common complication among adults. The present review aimed to describe a case of massively dilated right atrium in a female patient presenting with valvular heart disease and no atrial fibrillation. The results of chest X-ray revealed a large opacity filling the lower right hemithorax, falsely interpreted as a mediastinal mass. During the tra...

Osteoarticular tuberculosis: a case report and discussion.

POEMS syndrome: a case report and discussion.

A 46-year-old African American man presented with weakness and numbness in both legs and pain in the left upper chest of 3 weeks’ duration. He noted no change in urinary or bowel habits,but he had anorexia with more than 30 pounds of weight loss over 3 months. He had no fever or night sweats and no cardiac, respiratory, or gastrointestinal symptoms, but he recalled having generalized painless l...

Ridicule or recourse: parents falsely accused of past sexual abuse fight back.

Therapists' liability to the falsely accused for inducing illusory memories of childhood sexual abuse--current remedies and a proposed statute.

A father hired a private investigator after his [adult] daughter reportedly uncovered a repressed memory and accused him of incest. The investigator [visited] the therapist complaining [of] nightmares and trouble sleeping. On the third visit, the therapist told [her] that she was an incest survivor. 'She [said] I could not remember because my brain had blocked the memory that was too painful to...