Urgent Bite 144 – Long Drives and Differentials
Watching the recent World Long Drive competition highlighted how sometimes a history can be misleading.
Watching the recent World Long Drive competition highlighted how sometimes a history can be misleading.
Dr Johanne Egan and Dr Charlotte Chambers spoke to us about burnout in urgent care at a webinar earlier this year. This podcast is the audio from that webinar.
Can a patient accurately locate a fish bone stuck in their throat? And are X-rays good at locating them?
We see it quite often but why is it called herpangina?
Important we consider potential interactions between opioids and antidepressants.
An important eponym that may help us miss fewer lunate dislocations on initial presentation.
An eponymous fracture that we tend not to hear used so much these days.
Let’s ask Dr Rob Evison how not to miss significant ankle injuries.
The Mason Classification helps us determine which radial head fractures need orthopaedic review.