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Chidi E. · EXT-2026-001CB1

30-year-old man with partial right arm amputation, right humerus fracture, multiple vertebral, rib, and sternal fractures from a motorcycle incident. Developed complete right arm paralysis.

Brian O. · EXT-2026-AC6E93

27-year-old man presented after a road traffic accident, hit by a truck, with left limb trapped. Complained of breathing difficulty.

Tendai M. · EXT-2026-E2D2BA

58-year-old male with bilateral ankle swelling and pain for 6 months. Known HIV infection for 15 years. No other significant comorbidities.

Kwame B. · EXT-2026-3C1A24

A 22-year-old man with no previous medical history presented with a one-week history of progressive headaches. No associated features of raised intracranial pressure.

Amara O. · EXT-2026-104E8E

25-year-old patient with acute right upper limb ischemia, sudden onset severe headache, and inflammatory skin lesions/facial edema, raising suspicion of embolism.

Fatima N. · EXT-2026-F7985D

30-year-old man became paraplegic after being involved in a motor vehicle accident.

Susan K. · EXT-2026-F1FD01

62F with history of left micro invasive breast cancer 15 years prior, treated with breast-conserving therapy, sentinel node biopsy, and 5 years adjuvant tamoxifen. Annual check-ups.

Funmilayo A. · EXT-2026-C7AD7E

72-year-old woman, asymptomatic, annual screening mammogram revealed new mass.

Chiara B. · EXT-2026-0339F7

82-year-old female with history of treated renal cell carcinoma, presenting for complete diagnostics due to new appearance/symptoms.

Funmilayo A. · EXT-2026-3F3BC9

36-year-old man with a painless, palpable, mobile, soft, pulsating, non-tender mass in the right arm near the cubital fossa, slowly growing for 5 years. No skin changes, pulses present.

Funmilayo A. · EXT-2026-BD76D6

56F with hypertension, migraines, depression, and history of treated left breast DCIS (lumpectomy 5 yrs prior) presenting with new left breast skin changes (bruising, blisters).

James W. · EXT-2026-57A9EE

22-year-old female presented to ED after MVC with generalized pain. No focal cervical spine tenderness, neurological symptoms, or extremity complaint. No prior cervical spine pathology or congenital anomalies.