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Case 15 Gastroenterology

Hyperpigmentation

Work it one clue at a time. The diagnosis stays hidden until you reveal it.

Clue 1

A 44 y/o man is admitted with acute abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. HR 130, BP 90/52. You walk into the room to meet the patient. What do you notice? This should generate at least one hypothesis.

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