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Apr 23United Kingdom
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Waiting times in Northern Irish Emergency Departments are the worst they've ever been, according to the latest official statistics published today.
We are calling on the Northern Ireland Executive to immediately take action - or risk more lives being lost to this crisis.
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Feb 3United Kingdom
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UPDATE: Paediatric cases of Bell’s Palsy are relatively uncommon. Understandably, witnessing a rapidly developing facial asymmetry in a child will cause worried parents/guardians to rush to see a doctor #Blog
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#FacialNerve #Palsy #BellsPalsy #ChildHealth
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Feb 2United Kingdom
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NEW: It's a new month, which means another Curriculum Cup. 30 questions. 30 minutes.
Our user picked topic: Mental Health
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Feb 1United Kingdom
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SUNDAY QUESTION: Which one of the following statements is correct regarding the pathophysiology and clinical presentation of a patient with Ramsay Hunt syndrome?
ALT SUNDAY QUESTION Which one of the following statements is correct regarding the pathophysiology and clinical presentation of a patient with Ramsay Hunt syndrome? a). The patient does not require any further infection control advice b). Facial weakness with vesicles on the contralateral side of the tongue is a diagnostic feature c). Ramsay Hunt syndrome causes an upper motor neurone weakness of the facial muscles d). The rash may be present on the side of the neck
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Jan 30United Kingdom
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NEW: A 4-year-old boy, previously well, presents to the emergency department (ED) with a 6-day history of high fever, unresponsive to paracetamol.
Which is the most likely diagnosis? #ClinicalCase
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Jan 29United Kingdom
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on her right hand. She complains of tingling and numbness of the hand with new onset of right shoulder pain. On secondary survey, the palmar surface of right hand is erythematous. No entry or exit marks found. No collateral injury. #ClinicalCase
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Jan 29United Kingdom
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UDPATE: A 24-year-old restaurant cleaner was about to clean an electrical Bain Marie. All of a sudden she noticed a flash of light coming out of the instrument. Although her hand was not in contact on the surface, she immediately developed a burning sensation and erythema [cont]
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Jan 28United Kingdom
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In the UK, it can be expected that 1 in 100 women of childbearing age suffering major trauma will be pregnant, although this is likely to be an underestimate
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Jan 28United Kingdom
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Trauma in pregnancy, whether minor or major, increases the risk of preterm labour, placental abruption, foeto-maternal haemorrhage, and pregnancy loss. Delivery after a traumatic event carries significant risk of morbidity and mortality for both the mother and foetus
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Jan 26United Kingdom
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On examination, a tiny bleeding point in the frenulum of the uncircumcised penis is revealed with no swelling, bruising or penile deformity. There is no difficulty in micturition. No injury elsewhere.
What is the most likely diagnosis? #ClinicalCase
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