- Cases By Disease Category
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- 2024 (No. 1367 ~ 1410)
- 2023 (No. 1315 ~ 1366)
- 2022 (No. 1263 ~ 1314)
- 2021 (No. 1211 ~ 1262)
- 2020 (No. 1158 ~ 1210)
- 2019 (No. 1106 ~ 1157)
- 2018 (No. 1053 ~ 1105)
- 2017 (No. 1001 ~ 1052)
- 2016 (No. 949 ~ 1000)
- 2015 (No. 897 ~ 948)
- 2014 (No. 845 ~ 896)
- 2013 (No. 793 ~ 844)
- 2012 (No. 740 ~ 792)
- 2011 (No. 688 ~ 739)
- 2010 (No. 636 ~ 687)
- 2009 (No. 584 ~ 635)
- 2008 (No. 532 ~ 583)
- 2007 (No. 479 ~ 531)
- 2006 (No. 427 ~ 478)
- 2005 (No. 375 ~ 426)
- 2004 (No. 323 ~ 374)
- 2003 (No. 271 ~ 322)
- 2002 (No. 219 ~ 270)
- 2001 (No. 167 ~ 218)
- 2000 (No. 114 ~ 166)
- 1999 (No. 62 ~ 113)
- 1998 (No. 10 ~ 61)
- 1997 (No. 1 ~ 9)
Archive of Old Cases
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[Case 121]
Chief Complaint : Routine check-up
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[Case 122]
Chief Complaint : Asthma with URI symptoms for one month
Fever, purulent sputum, cough, wheezing (+)
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[Case 123]
Chief Complaint : Anterior chest wall discomfort for several weeks
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[Case 124]
Chief Complaint : Multiple skin nodules
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[Case 125]
Chief Complaint : No chest symptom.
Initially the lung lesions were incidentally found on abdominal CT for evaluating about hepatic nodules.
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[Case 126]
Chief Complaint : cough and sputum for one month
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[Case 127]
Chief Complaint : Incidental Chest PA abnormality
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[Case 128]
Chief Complaint : Acute onset of fever, dyspnea and arterial hypoxemia.
His WBC count was normal and showed no peripheral eosinophilia at ER.
Cardiac evaluation revealed normal.
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[Case 129]
Chief Complaint : Incidental Chest PA abnormality
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[Case 130]
Chief Complaint : Cough and dyspnea for six months.
He was known to be HIV-positive and a CD4 level was 4 cells/ mm3.
He had small, raised reddish-purple nodules on the skin.
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[Case 121]
Chief Complaint : Routine check-up
