Beth Schwartz is a communications director at an undisclosed organization. She specializes in topics related to holidays, particularly Christmas, and has a keen interest in cruise lines as well as travel destinations like Canada and Mississippi. Beth's work has been featured in TravelAwaits, The Jewish Link, and Cureus Journal of Medical Science.
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Manatee fans are sure to love the latest rare surprise that was discovered at Florida's Blue Spring State Park. Read more for details.
By: Beth Schwartz
From January to March, part of Vienna becomes an enormous ice-skating landscape with activities, music, and food and drink.
By: Beth Schwartz
It’s a win-win either way: If you don't see the Northern Lights on one of these expeditions, you will be offered a free cruise.
By: Beth Schwartz
An organization in Bonaire is at the vanguard of the effort to restore the ocean's coral reefs to sustainable levels.
By: Beth Schwartz
Three European cities have been chosen as the 2023 European Capitals of Culture. Read to learn which destinations were selected and why.
Learn about Schwartz's Deli from a Schwartz! Read about Beth's experience eating at Canada's most famous sandwich shop.
By: Harish Gidda, Leonard B. Johnson, Beth Schwartz, Inderpal Singh
Pylephlebitis is a rare complication of intra-abdominal infections and has a significant mortality rate, necessitating early recognition for optimal treatment. Here, we present the case of a 36-year-old male with fever, shortness of breath, cough, and epigastric pain. He was ultimately diagnosed with hepatic vein pylephlebitis along with multiple pulmonary and hepatic lesions believed to be septic emboli and hepatic abscess. He developed recurrent bilateral pyopneumothorax which required drainage by interventional radiology multiple times. The patient improved and was discharged on intravenous antibiotics for four weeks. While hepatic abscesses are a known complication of pylephlebitis, pyopneumothorax is a rare, unreported complication. Recognition of this potential complication is important for clinicians when treating patients with hepatic vein pylephlebitis.
By: Beth Schwartz
Jewish day schools are the ultimate fusion of religious education and elite secular education. High school students take up to nine periods of Gemara each week but also take AP physics and AP calculus. The goals are to educate these students to become leaders in the Jewish community and society at large. Many schools believe […]
By: Ashish Bhargava, Beth Schwartz
Pasteurella multocida is known to be the most commonly isolated pathogen of soft tissue infections caused by cat or dog-inflicted wounds. We present a case of a 66-year-old female who was bitten by a cat, prescribed antibiotic therapy outpatient, and developed a septic metacarpophalangeal joint despite appropriate antibiotics. A failure to improve with appropriate antibiotic therapy should raise suspicion of a source control problem and prompt surgical intervention, a principle that is highlighted in this case. Pasteurella multocida septic arthritis of the fingers manifests in less than 4% of cases, making this case a rare presentation of a septic joint, which necessitated surgical management.
By: Miriam Levine, Beth Schwartz, Waleed Rehman, Ramtej Atluri, Miriam T. Levine, Kaitlin Natole
Pericarditis and pericardial effusion related to COVID-19 can lead to cardiac tamponade. Most case reports describe these complications in middle-aged or elderly patients. This case highlights a 29-year-old healthy patient who developed cardiac tamponade requiring an emergent pericardial window within one week of COVID-19 infection. This case also highlights the utility of point-of-care ultrasound in diagnosing serious COVID-19 complications.
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