Incarcerated individuals often present with medical conditions that are uncommon in the general community, leading to misdiagnosis and unnecessary interventions. This interactive roundtable will explore cases such as flank pain, atypical chest pain, and follicular-type rashes, highlighting how history, physical exam, and diagnostic workup can reveal unique causes in correctional settings. Participants will share experiences, discuss differential diagnoses, and review essential management strategies to improve accuracy and outcomes.

Educational Objectives

• Identify medical conditions that are uncommon in the general community
• Apply history and physical exam skills to recognize and diagnose common conditions found in incarcerated patients
• Discuss ways to manage such clinical conundrums

Level: Basic