Benjamin Klick, MD

Case In Point
Case In Point
An Infant Girl With Persistent Hypernatremia: What’s the Cause?
01/24/2017
Benjamin Klick, MD; Maya T. Harrington; J. Bryan Carmody, MD, MPH
A 7-month old girl presented to the ED with vomiting, fever, and lethargy. Three days before presentation, she had developed increasingly frequent nonbilious, nonbloody emesis.
01/24/2017
Case In Point
Case In Point
An Infant Girl With Persistent Hypernatremia: What’s the Cause?
01/24/2017
Benjamin Klick, MD; Maya T. Harrington; J. Bryan Carmody, MD, MPH
A 7-month old girl presented to the ED with vomiting, fever, and lethargy. Three days before presentation, she had developed increasingly frequent nonbilious, nonbloody emesis.
01/24/2017
Case In Point
Case In Point
An Infant Girl With Persistent Hypernatremia: What’s the Cause?
01/24/2017
Benjamin Klick, MD; Maya T. Harrington; J. Bryan Carmody, MD, MPH
A 7-month old girl presented to the ED with vomiting, fever, and lethargy. Three days before presentation, she had developed increasingly frequent nonbilious, nonbloody emesis.
01/24/2017
Case in Point
Case in Point
An Infant Girl With Persistent Hyponatremia: What’s the Cause?
01/24/2017
Benjamin Klick, MD; Maya T. Harrington; J. Bryan Carmody, MD, MPH
A 7-month old girl presented to the Emergency Department with vomiting, fever, and lethargy. Three days before presentation, she developed increasingly frequent nonbilious, nonbloody emesis.
01/24/2017
Case in Point
Case in Point
An Infant Girl With Persistent Hyponatremia: What’s the Cause?
01/24/2017
Benjamin Klick, MD; Maya T. Harrington; J. Bryan Carmody, MD, MPH
A 7-month old girl presented to the Emergency Department with vomiting, fever, and lethargy. Three days before presentation, she developed increasingly frequent nonbilious, nonbloody emesis.
01/24/2017
Case in Point
Case in Point
An Infant Girl With Persistent Hyponatremia: What’s the Cause?
01/24/2017
Benjamin Klick, MD; Maya T. Harrington; J. Bryan Carmody, MD, MPH
A 7-month old girl presented to the Emergency Department with vomiting, fever, and lethargy. Three days before presentation, she developed increasingly frequent nonbilious, nonbloody emesis.
01/24/2017