Editor–I read with interest the case report by Carey and Nelatu titled 'Spontaneous splenic
rupture secondary to dabigatran: the last in a series of unfortunate events' and postulate …

Editor–I read with interest the case report by Carey and Nelatu titled 'Spontaneous splenic
rupture secondary to dabigatran: the last in a series of unfortunate events' and postulate …

To the Editor: Spontaneous rupture of splenic lesions is a well-described complication of
infectious, hematologic, and neoplastic diseases. 1 Intrasplenic aneurysms are uncommon …

To the Editor: We report a case of subdural hematoma caused by riding on a roller coaster. A
64-year-old man presented to our neurology clinic with a 10-week history of headache. He …

HEMORRHAGE into the spinal canal can be a complication of lumbar puncture, 1 especially
when coagulopathy is present. The spinal subdural and epidural spaces are well …

A little more than 10 years ago, Garra et al 1 reported that anticoagulated patients with mild
head injuries had no risk of intracranial hemorrhage. Unfortunately, his conclusion was …

The routine use of oral anticoagulation after total joint arthroplasty procedures to prevent
deep venous thrombosis (DVT) and symptomatic pulmonary embolism (PE) has become the …

To the Editor: We describe the clinical course of a patient who sustained a traumatic cervical
cord injury while driving under the influence of alcohol. His care emphasizes the importance …

To the Editor: A 57-year-old woman without hypertension or hypercholesterolemia who was
receiving therapy with 75 mg of clopidogrel per day was admitted with transient dysarthria …

To the Editor: Cerebral malaria is seen mainly in children and nonimmune patients in African
countries where infection with Plasmodium falciparum is endemic. Common symptoms are …