More than 1 million healthcare professionals use Figure 1 to:
◦ Recognize rare conditions in their patients
◦ Sharpen their medical knowledge on the go
◦ Share de-identified teaching cases with a global community
◦ Communicate with one another from remote or isolated locations
◦ Send HIPAA-compliant direct messages to their colleagues

Figure 1 helps you:
◦ View thousands of real-world teaching cases from physicians and nurses in hundreds of specialties
◦ Page healthcare professionals around the world for instant feedback
◦ Communicate with your colleagues using HIPAA-compliant direct messaging

The best way to connect with:
◦ Physicians at world-renowned hospitals in more than 190 countries
◦ Healthcare professionals practicing in extreme trauma units, refugee camps, and remote areas of the world
◦ Institutions like Doctors Without Borders, Mount Sinai Hospital in New York, and Massachusetts General Hospital

Recent changes:
This version of Figure 1 includes bug fixes and this clinical pearl from @BradenClinic, a Florida hospital:
A raised spiral lesion may be “a burn from a millipede found in and around FL. The burn is caused by prolonged contact to the millipede and the subsequent release of ‘millipede toxin’ which contains hydrochloric acid, hydrogen cyanide, and phenols.”
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