Tuesday, March 29, 2011

March Case #2: Abdominal Pain

31 y/o AAF presents to the ED with complaints of abdominal pain increasing over the past 3 days.  She denies N/V/D or F/C.  She admits to vaginal discharge and dysuria.  She denies vaginal bleeding.  LMP 1 month prior?

PMHx: G5P2
PSHx: none
Meds: none
Allergies: NKDA
SocHx: +tob/ETOH/cocaine

PE: BP 110/72, P 75, R 16, POx 100% (RA)

GEN: WNWD, AAF, appears in pain
CHEST:  CTA B, nonlabored
CV:  RRR, no M/R/G
ABD:  diffusely TTP, greatest over suprapubic/pelvic area with guarding and mild rebound, +BS
PEL: cervix thick and closed, erthymatous and friable with copious purulent discharge protruding from the os, +TTP over R adenexa, no masses palpable

WET PREP: sheets of WBCs, no trich, yeast, occasional clue cells

Bedside ultrasound is performed and reveals the following:



Ectopic from UF-Jax Emergency Medicine on Vimeo.

What is the diagnosis?

Thanks to Dr. Kristin McKee for submitting this case!

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