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Because the patient was complaining of both chest discomfort and dyspnea–which can be caused by vomiting and dehydration–the clinician must consider a potential coronary etiology, even in a 38-year-old.
Cardiology March 27th 2026
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The evolving use of dopamine D2-receptor antagonists, marked by safety concerns and an FDA black box warning on droperidol, has seen a resurgence with the FDA-approved amisulpride, highlighting the need for further research to explore its comparison with other antiemetics and its role in multimodal PONV management.
Anesthesiology July 20th 2023
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