Investigation of suspected SAH
The Investigation of subarachnoid haemorrhage page has been updated, particularly regarding the role of LP.
Dunn RJ
The Investigation of subarachnoid haemorrhage page has been updated, particularly regarding the role of LP.
The Macroscopic haematuria page has been updated with additional information about the management of clot retention.
The Urinary catheterisation page has been updated with some additional information about difficult IDC removal.
The Urinary catheterisation page has been updated with some additional information about IDC insertion when there is a false passage.
The Urinary catheterisation page has been updated with some additional information about IDC insertion and aftercare
The Urinary tract infections in adults page has been updated with additional information about bedside urinalysis.
The Management of PE page has been updated with additional information about the safety and outcomes of outpatient management.
The Febrile child page has been updated with some additional information about febrile seizures.
An image of a Rapid rhino nasal balloon has been added to the Epistaxis page.
The Epistaxis page has had a number of minor updates, particularly regarding nasal cautery and packing.
A CT image of a paraumbilical hernia has been added to the Hernias page.
The Microcytic anaemia page has been updated with revised information about the iron dose required to replace iron stores.
An ECG demonstrating a high lateral STEMI has been added to the The ECG in ACS page.
The Anaphylaxis page has been revised, wording improved and key points added.
The Anaphylaxis page has been updated with additional information about the features of anaphylaxis and their frequency.
The Advanced Life Support page has been updated with some additional information about QRS factors that influence prognosis.
The Paediatric orthopaedics page has been updated with some additional information about ‘pulled elbow’.
The Clinical skills page has been updated including the recommendation to ask patients the question “What was the first thing you noticed?’ when taking a diagnostic history. This question often reveals important information that other questioning has failed to uncover, particularly in complex cases where there is a lot of information to gather. Going back … Read more
The Bronchodilator agents page has been revised, updated and key points added.
The Management of life threatening asthma page has been revised, updated, links added and key points added.