Urgent Bite 237 – Considering Osgood-Schlatter Disease in Adults
While occurring in adolescents, Osgood-Schlatter Disease can persist into adulthood and is an important differential for anterior knee pain.
Dr Joshua Russell – Recapping Bootcamp 2024
Dr Joshua Russell, Editor in Chief of the Journal of Urgent Care Medicine came to New Zealand from the USA for our Bootcamp in Wellington. Here we discuss his thoughts on NZ, UC down under, the future of Urgent Care and why UC research is so important.
Urgent Bite 236 – The Koebner Phenomenon
What is the Koebner Phenomenon?
Urgent Bite 235 – Tendon injuries around the Patella
What should you look for in quadriceps tendon and patella tendon ruptures?
Urgent Bite 234 – The Felon
What is a Felon and what should we do about it?
Urgent Bite 233 – Thoracic Aneurysm Considerations
Some important considerations when working up chest pain that will make us think of a thoracic aneurysm.
Urgent Bite 232 – Kehr’s Sign
What is Kehr’s sign?
Urgent Bite 231 – Drug induced tendinopathy
Drug-induced tendinopathy can occur early, and late in a person’s usage. So we must consider a patient’s medication history closely whenever they have symptoms of tendinopathy or rupture.
Urgent Bite 230 – Dry Socket
Dry socket might present to urgent care. What is it and what should we do about it?
Urgent Bite 229 – Listening to the Caddy
A caddy offers words of wisdom to their golfer. Some of their advice is relevant to urgent care.