Urgent Bite 140 – The Gilula Arcs (and lunate dislocation)
An important eponym that may help us miss fewer lunate dislocations on initial presentation.
Urgent Bite 139 – Pott’s Fracture
An eponymous fracture that we tend not to hear used so much these days.
Ask Dr Rob – Important ankle considerations
Let’s ask Dr Rob Evison how not to miss significant ankle injuries.
Urgent Bite 138 – Mason Classification of Radial Head Fractures
The Mason Classification helps us determine which radial head fractures need orthopaedic review.
Urgent Bite 137 – Do be quiet
Can you say the word quiet at work?
Urgent Bite 136 – Thinking about potential errors in note writing
Be aware that there is potential for some shorthand notes to be read two ways.
Urgent Bite 135 – Thinking about Spondyloarthropathy
When is a young person’s back ache not just a strain?
Urgent Bite 134 – Triceps rupture
Weightlifters are at risk of triceps rupture. What should we look for in urgent care?
Urgent Bite 133 – The Paediatric Lisfranc
We must remember that kids can get Lisfranc injuries.
Come to Ōtautahi, Christchurch
Come to our urgent care Bootcamp in Ōtautahi, Christchurch on September 17th and 18th 2022 at the Rydges, Latimer Square.