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Ted Giles Clinical Vignettes

Trainees present unusual clinical cases during the annual Ted Giles Clinical Vignettes.

Learning Objectives:

Describe unusual presentations of common diseases and common presentations of rare diseases.
Become familiar with the characteristics of engaging and educational case presentations.

Part 1: Thursday, November 5, 2020, 12:00pm Eastern Time
Part 2: Friday, November 6, 2020, 12:00pm Eastern Time

Presentation Slides – Part 1

Acute pancreatitis in a young woman with chronic salivary gland swelling
Dr. Waleed Ahmed, University of Toronto

Recurrent facial pain and associated syncope
Dr. Joanne Joseph, University of Ottawa

Blinding lights: acute persistent vision loss in pregnancy
Dr. Marie Leung, McMaster University

An Unusually Hot and Bothered Patient
Dr. Zahra Merali, University of Western Ontario

A curious case of hypercalcemia
Dr. Shahmir Sohail, University of Toronto

Presentation Slides – Part 2

When it Bleeds, it Cascades
Dr. Yassmin Behzadian, University of Western Ontario

More than meets the eye
Dr. Samik Doshi, University of Toronto

V for vasculitis: a masked fighter attempts to ignite a revolution
Dr. Kiefer Lypka, University of Ottawa

Finding a unicorn while chasing zebras
Dr. Michael Sattin, Western University

Unexplained Eosinophilia: A Potentially Deadly Finding
Dr. Grace Zhang, Queen’s University