{ Thieves’ Market 2013 J. Scott Neumeister MD Associate Professor, General Internal Medicine The Nebraska Medical Center

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  • { Thieves Market 2013 J. Scott Neumeister MD Associate Professor, General Internal Medicine The Nebraska Medical Center
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  • Back Pain Back Pain A 48 year old male presents with a 3 month history of low back pain.
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  • His pain started 3 months ago after getting jarred while on a roller coaster ride. He has been taking Tramadol and seeing a Chiropractor without any relief. The pain is worsening and he now has trouble walking.
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  • He has not been able to work at his job as electrical contractor for this time period. He has been bruising easily on his arms and legs without defined trauma. He notes his legs have been swollen. Furosemide has not helped reduce the swelling. He has noticed some difficulty passing his urine with rare incontinence.
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  • Married. 3 kids. Electrician. No Tobacco. Rare ETOH. No drugs. PGM had breast cancer Tramadol, Furosemide No allergies Appendectomy years ago.
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  • 98.7 88 16 122/60 Takes 3 people to stand him up strength, reflexes, sensations intact proprioception normal painful with any movement Back tender along vertebrae diffusely Bruising on arms and legs, no other skin abnormalities Edema legs symmetric, below knees Prostate normal No lymphadenopathy
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  • 14.2 11.7 179 141 105 19 108 41 3.4 27 0.9 9.5 AST/ALT normal AP 217 Bili 1.3 TSP 4.9 Alb 2.9 B12 normal TSH normal
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  • T5, T7 L5 compression fractures. Some new, some old, some new on old
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  • UA normal (no protein) Sed rate 2 SPEP normal Immunofixation normal Bone Marrow Bx normal
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  • Vitamin D 60 PTH 30 (normal) PTHrp negative Heavy metal screen normal Dexa T score -2.8 Z score -2.8
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  • Cortisol 28 (< 18) Testosterone 32 (180 900)
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  • Urinary cortisol 445 (