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5 Curious Medical Cases From 2014

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Here: a gallery of 5 unusual clinical cases and images from our partner Figure 1.

In 2014, health care professionals shared thousands of medical cases on Figure 1. These images included both common and rare conditions in specialties ranging from emergency medicine to radiology to dentistry. Each week, the Figure1 team selects the top teaching case as the “Image of the Week.”The 5 cases chosen as the most interesting from 2014 can be seen here. 

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