Urgent Bite 217 – The ASIS avulsion
Remember to consider an ASIS avulsion in young athletes who experience pain and a pop around their hip when sprinting.
Urgent Bite 216 – The Carpal Boss
A differential to consider when examining a dorsal wrist swelling.
Urgent Bite 215 – The World’s Strongest CPD
Much like going to the gym, CPD can be a hassle or an imposition, but it can also be fun and hugely rewarding.
Auckland Eye Slit Lamp training
Auckland Eye Specialists run slit lamp training and acute eye care seminars at their Remuera premises. 18 June 2024 – Further details are available here. 3 July 2024 – Further details are available here.
Urgent Bite 214 – Are Borborygmi useful?
Should we be listening for bowel sounds? Despite evidence suggesting they are not useful, I still think it is an important part of an urgent care assessment.
Urgent Bite 213 – Differentials and the importance of the referral letter
What impact do your acute referral letters have on the admitting team?
Urgent Bite 212 – The Cozen Phenomenon
We must be aware of the possibility of Cozen’s phenomenon in urgent care.
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Thinking about Chopart injuries – with Dr Antonio Castro
Today we hear of a case of Chopart injury presenting through urgent care. Thanks to Dr Antionio Castro.
Catching up with Dr Tamsin Lillie
2 years ago we spoke with Dr Tamsin Lillie, a Fellow of the RNZCUC who runs a medical charity that helps fund African students through medical training. Last time we spoke she was calling in from Malawi, but a chance meeting in person prompted a quick catch-up about what has been going on over the last 2 years and her hopes for the charity moving forward.