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Volar PIPJ dislocation
Acute Rheumatic Fever
Pneumonia
STEMI management
COVID
A Numb Leg
An 87 yr man presented to an urgent care clinic with a vague “numbness” of his L leg. It was unclear when this had started but probably within the last 24 hours. He was convinced that it was sciatica pointing to his thigh, but he had no back pain. He
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An unusual case of vomiting
A 28 year old male presented to an urgent care clinic with a 24 hour history of isolated vomiting. He reported 15-20 vomits per day with some vague central abdominal pain. There were no other symptoms fever, diarrhoea etc. He had no close contacts with similar symptoms. He had a
ACS definitions and STEMI variants
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An unusual case of vomiting. Ticagrelor vs clopidogrel in ACS. Treatment of buckle fractures.
Severe Angioedema
Case of severe ACEI related angioedema.
An Unusual Case of Hiccups
Case of persistant hiccups.