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Who should be screened for thyroid disease? by Felz, Michael W.

“…A: Guidelines on screening for thyroid disease vary. The January 2004 US Preventive Services Task Force guidelines do not recommend routine screening for…”
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A Six-Year-Old Girl with Tick Paralysis by Felz, Michael W, Smith, Carrie Davis, Swift, Thomas R

“…Tick paralysis is a neurologic syndrome that is frequently confused with other acute disorders. In this syndrome, ascending paralysis is caused by a potent…”
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Disseminated actinomycosis: Multisystem mimicry in primary care by FELZ, Michael W, SMITH, Michael R

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Fatal pneumococcal sepsis from a tuboovarian abscess by Felz, Michael W, Apostol, Christopher J

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Anal melanoma: An aggressive malignancy masquerading as hemorrhoids by FELZ, Michael W, WINBURN, Ginger B, KALLAB, Andre M, LEE, Jeffrey R

“…Anal melanoma is a devastating malignancy easily confused with benign hemorrhoids. Physician unfamiliarity with this bleeding rectal lesion can lead to delays…”
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Profound hypothyroidism: A clinical review with eight recent cases: Is it right before our eyes? by FELZ, Michael W, FORREN, Amy C

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Eosinophilic pleural effusion due to dantrolene : Resolution with steroid therapy by FELZ, Michael W, HAVILAND-FOLEY, Dolores J

“…A quadriplegic patient with severe spasticity, treated with dantrolene (400 mg daily) for 5 years, had dyspnea, orthopnea, hypoxia, and right-sided opacity of…”
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Orbital myositis due to Kawasaki's disease by LIN, H, BURTON, E. M, FELZ, M. W

“…Kawasaki's disease is an inflammatory syndrome of young children that affects multiple organ systems. The most common ophthalmologic manifestations of…”
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Beware the left-sided effusion by Felz, M W, Neely, J

“…A left-sided pleural effusion is an infrequent clinical occurrence compared with bilateral or right-sided effusions. After coronary bypass surgery, a patient…”
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Periorbital Vasculitis Complicating Kawasaki Syndrome in an Infant by Felz, Michael W, Patni, Arif, Brooks, Steven E, Tesser, Rachel A

“…Periorbital vasculitis is a previously unreported complication of Kawasaki syndrome (KS). We describe an infant with severe KS refractory to initial management…”
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Solitary erythema migrans in Georgia and South Carolina by Felz, M W, Chandler, Jr, F W, Oliver, Jr, J H, Rahn, D W, Schriefer, M E

“…To evaluate the incidence of Borrelia burgdorferi infection in humans with erythema migrans (EM) in 2 southeastern states. Prospective case series. Family…”
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Tick paralysis in the United States: a photographic review by Felz, M W, Swift, T R, Hobbs, W

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Southern Medical Journal CME Topic: hypothyroidism by Felz, Michael W, Forren, Amy C

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Anal Melanoma: An Aggressive Malignancy Masquerading as Hemorrhoids by FELZ, MICHAEL W., WINBURN, GINGER B., KALLAB, ANDRE M., LEE, JEFFREY R.

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Eosinophilic Pleural Effusion Due to Dantrolene: Resolution With Steroid Therapy by FELZ, MICHAEL W., HAVILAND-FOLEY, DOLORES J.

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Ticks parasitizing humans in Georgia and South Carolina by Felz, M.W. (Medical College of Georgia, Augusta, GA.), Durden, L.A, Oliver, J.H. Jr

“…From 1990 through 1995, 913 ticks removed from 460 human patients in Georgia or South Carolina were identified and recorded. The majority of these specimens…”
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Attachment sites of four tick species (Acari: Ixodidae) parasitizing humans in Georgia and South Carolina by FELZ, M. W, DURDEN, L. A

“…From June 1995 through January 1998, 677 tick specimens were submitted by 521 humans from 14 states. Analysis was limited to specimens originating in Georgia…”
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Tremor in Graves' disease by Felz, Michael W., Stein, Peter P.

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Late postpartum eclampsia 16 days after delivery: case report with clinical, radiologic, and pathophysiologic correlations by Felz, M W, Barnes, D B, Figueroa, R E

“…Postpartum eclampsia is a rare, frightening, and potentially tragic complication of hypertensive pregnancies, usually developing within 48 hours of delivery…”
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