Rabia M. Nagda, MD

Articles

Rabia M. Nagda, MD;Nirav Shastri, MD;Milton Fowler, MD

October 1st 2008

For the past few weeks, a 10-year-old boy had a pruritic abdominal rash that had not responded to over-the-counter topical medications. The rash had appeared around the time he started wearing a new belt (shown). The child was otherwise healthy. There was a family history of asthma.

Erythema Nodosum

Deepak M. Kamat, MD, PhD;Rabia M. Nagda, MD;Nirav Shastri, MD;Milton Fowler, MD

June 1st 2008

Results of a complete blood cell count (CBC), measurements of electrolyte concentrations, and urinalysis were normal. A rapid streptococcal test result was negative. The C-reactive protein level was elevated at 3.3 mg/L (normal, less than 1 mg/L); the erythrocyte sedimentation rate was 58 mm/h (normal, 4 to 20 mm/h).

Cuboid Compression Fracture

Rabia M. Nagda, MD;Nirav Shastri, MD;Milton Fowler, MD;Alexander K. C. Leung, MD

January 1st 2008

Three-year-old boy limping on right foot after an unwitnessed fall from trampoline the day before. Pain controlled with ibuprofen. No history of chronic diseases or routine medication use.