Urgent Bite 271 – Cauda Equina Syndrome and the DRE
Do you perform a DRE before referring a suspected case of cauda equina syndrome?
Do you perform a DRE before referring a suspected case of cauda equina syndrome?
Ecthyma is a deeper form of impetigo and can leave scarring.
What to consider when faced with an ear laceration.
Wound glue is commonly used in urgent care, and it has an interesting history.
How can we avoid missing these rare but commonly missed injuries?
Vitamin B6 is both a prescribed medication and available in many over-the-counter preparations. In high and prolonged doses, it can be a cause of peripheral neuropathy.
There are a few Hutchinson’s signs, but this one relates to Herpes Zoster Ophthalmicus.
We can diagnose a TFCC injury clinically. Management is much like any sprain, but ongoing issues may need a hand surgeon workup.