“…It is known to pose a diagnostic dilemma to the clinician, in which a high index of suspicion alone often leads to a proper diagnosis and timely management. …”
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“…HLH may be primary or secondary in etiology. A high index of suspicion is essential for early diagnosis and treatment. …”
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“…Therapeutic trial of anti-tubercular drugs in view clinical suspicion of Tuberculosis resulted in complete remission of symptom and disappearance of the cardiac mass.…”
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“…Calcification induced microvascular occlusion in the absence of renal failure may not be immediately apparent. Clinical suspicion and appropriate investigations are essential for making a diagnosis. …”
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“…Diagnosis of this disease can only be made with clinical suspicion. Laboratory diagnosis includes brain magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), magnetic resonance (MR) spectroscopy, biochemical analysis of cerebrospinal fluid, and genetic analysis for detecting mutation in genes coding for galactosyl cerebroside (GALC). …”
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“…While emergency physicians are already familiar with the more common post-operative complications presenting to their departments, including urinary retention, ileus, surgical site infections, venous thromboembolisms and urinary tract infections, they must have a high index of suspicion for rarer complications. We report a case of posterior bladder neck disruption as a complication of a robotic assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy that presented to the emergency department as dysuria and abdominal pain following urination.…”
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“…Therefore, any patient with rapid-onset obesity after the age of 2 years should have high index of suspicion and long term follow up. We report a case of ROHHAD in Saudi Arabia and we highlight the clinical features and the importance of early diagnosis and management.…”
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“…We report the subsequent successful endovascular embolization technique subsequently utilized for both of these cases. A high index of suspicion should be maintained to avoid biopsy of these lesions. …”
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“…A history of accidental trauma raises the suspicion of fat necrosis. Pathology is necessary when radiological findings simulate malignancy.…”
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“…Without high clinical suspicion, HSV hepatitis is difficult to diagnose. …”
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“…This article highlights the possibility of a seemingly benign lesion seen in a routine clinic could well turn out to be malignant, and the need to maintain a high index of suspicion.…”
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“…Our case highlights the importance of maintaining a high index of suspicion to diagnose this rare condition, even in the absence of a typical mechanism of injury, in order to ensure that such an injury is not missed.…”
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“…Therefore, high clinical suspicion of EPTB infection is important, especially in endemic areas. …”
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“…Maintaining a high index of suspicion for the possibility of shunt overdrainage is critical even in the face of unremarkable imaging findings.…”
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“…This case report stresses the importance to maintain a high grade of suspicion of aortic dissection as a possible alternative in presence of eletrocardiographic myocardial ischemic signs. …”
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“…Our case shows that RAP after partial nephrectomies may be difficult to diagnose even with high suspicion and appropriate technique. Repeat angiography may be required. …”
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“…Early diagnosis requires high suspicion of the illness, along with a thorough mucocutaneous examination. …”
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“…A 45-year-old woman with suspected Functional Biliary Sphincter Disorder (FBSD) developed Clostridium perfringens related emphysematous cholecystitis after ERCP. A low index of suspicion for emphysematous cholecystitis in this young, otherwise healthy woman led to a significant delay in making the correct diagnosis, and air in the gallbladder was wrongly attributed to a possible gallbladder perforation. …”
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“…Despite being rare, as a result of its high chance of mortality and morbidity, it is imperative that physicians have high clinical suspicion to allow for early recognition and treatment. …”
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“…The diagnosis usually requires a suspicion of this rare genitourinary syndrome. CASE REPORTS: We present ultrasonography and MR imaging findings of this rare anomaly in two cases. …”
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