Use of Handheld Bedside Ultrasound to Confirm Successful Reduction of an Anterior Shoulder Dislocation.

We present the case of a 30-year-old male with anterior shoulder dislocation in which a bedside handheld ultrasound was used after sedation and a reduction procedure to confirm successful reduction. X-ray imaging as well as bedside ultrasound was performed before and after the reduction. The bedside handheld ultrasound demonstrated findings comparable to the X-ray results.

Turquoise Urine in a Man Who Had Urinary Retention.

While distressing to patients and physicians alike, urine discoloration is mostly benign. Most cases are due to food and drugs. A thorough history and physical exam generally elucidate the etiology but clinicians should have a broad knowledge of the differential diagnosis because life-threatening conditions, such as infection and poisonings, can also manifest as urine discoloration.