Ask a question
A good case description gets a good answer. Say what you saw, what you did, and what you are unsure about.
Try the assistant first
Most questions get a straight answer in seconds. If it needs a second opinion, the assistant hands it to the community with your case already written up.
The case
What you are looking at, and what you have already ruled out.
Ask it the way you would ask a colleague across the table.
Signalment, presentation, findings, what you tried, what happened.
Tags
Two or three clinical tags. These decide who gets notified.
Type and press Enter. Up to five.
Attachments
Radiographs, slides, lab reports — anything that saves a round of questions.