Idiopathic intracranial hypertension
The Idiopathic intracranial hypertension page has had a significant update and revision.
Dunn RJ
The Idiopathic intracranial hypertension page has had a significant update and revision.
The Endocarditis page has been updated with information about valvular vegetation size and risk of complications.
The Normal labour & delivery page has been updated with information about carbetocin, the heat stable equivalent of oxytocin.
The Peptic ulcer disease page has been updated with additional information about H Pylori testing.
The Gastrointestinal devices page has been updated with some additional information about PEG tubes.
The Seizures page has been updated with a short segment on sudden unexplained death in epilepsy.
The Zygomatico maxillary trauma page has been updated to indicate that antibiotic prophylaxis is not required unless operative intervention is planned.
The Spontaneous intracerebral haemorrhage page has been updated with information about prognosis in pontine haemorrhage.
The Tetanus page has had a number of updates, especially in relation to testing.
The Ventricular arrhythmias page has been updated with a short segment on the ongoing management of recurrent VT
A variety of updates have been made to the Tuberculosis page, particularly in the area of testing.
The Deep venous thrombosis page has been updated with a short segment on clinical probability adjusted D dimer levels to trigger further imaging in suspected VTE.
The Syphilis page has been significantly updated, covering multiple areas.
The Hypocalcaemia page has had some minor updates, mostly relating to the causes of hypoparathyroidism.
The Tetracyclines page has been updated, including information about the lack of association of dental and bone abnormalities with tetracycline use in young children.
The Myasthenia gravis page has been updated with some additional information about the different forms of the disease.
The Thrombocytosis page has had some minor updates.
The Advanced cardiac life support page has been updated to indicate that an unwitnessed arrest with a non-shockable rhythm and age > 80 years is associated with a very low likelihood of survival to hospital discharge.
Some minor updates and reorganisation of the Giant cell arteritis page have been made.
A segment on the rare condition, Acute haemorrhagic oedema of infancy has been added to the Other inflammatory conditions page.