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A systematic review of brachytherapy

A systematic review of brachytherapy

2004

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Investigation and management of an ovarian mass

Investigation and management of an ovarian mass

13/01/2015

Initial assessment2A thorough history should be taken, with specific attention to:Risk factors: family history of breast, colon, uterine or ovarian cancer, hereditary ovarian cancer syndrome...


Management of skin cancer in Australia - A comparison of general practice and skin cancer clinics

Management of skin cancer in Australia - A comparison of general practice and skin cancer clinics

2007

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Naevus or melanoma? An inadequate paradigm for a small number of  clinically important lesions

Naevus or melanoma? An inadequate paradigm for a small number of clinically important lesions

13/01/2017

The large majority of melanocytic proliferations undergoing excisional biopsy are easily classified as benign melanocytic naevi or malignant melanoma by routine histological examination. However...


Patient Education Ductal carcinoma in situ

Patient Education Ductal carcinoma in situ

2005

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Nail and oral cavity pigmentation

Nail and oral cavity pigmentation

13/01/2015

CaseA Caucasian man, 67 years of age and with no relevant past medical history, presented with progressive oral pigmented lesions and pigmented fingernails, which had appeared several years ago. He...


Diverse presentations of acral melanoma

Diverse presentations of acral melanoma

13/01/2015

Several patients have recently presented with a delayed diagnosis of acral melanoma (AM) at the Melanoma Institute Australia (MIA). MIA treats more than 1500 new patients with melanoma each year...


Making non-drug interventions easier to find and use

Making non-drug interventions easier to find and use

16/01/2013

Advances in non-drug treatments in the past few decades have been substantial and diverse: exercise for heart failure and COPD, ‘mirror’ therapy for poststroke pain, the Epley manoeuvre for benign...


Hoarseness - What is the voice trying to tell you

Hoarseness - What is the voice trying to tell you

2008

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Discussing benefits and risks with patients - PSA testing

Discussing benefits and risks with patients - PSA testing

2004

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Polycystic ovary syndrome

Polycystic ovary syndrome

27/09/2012

The 2011 Evidence-based guideline for the assessment and management of polycystic ovary syndrome provides valuable advice to general practitioners on evidence based diagnosis and management...


Management of benign breast conditions Part 1 - painful breasts

Management of benign breast conditions Part 1 - painful breasts

2005

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Unusual locations of lipoma: differential diagnosis of head and neck mass

Unusual locations of lipoma: differential diagnosis of head and neck mass

25/11/2014

DiscussionGeneral consideration of lipomaLipomas are the most common benign neoplasms of mesenchymal origin and may arise in any location where fat is normally present.1 Lipomas are composed of...


Incidentally detected small renal masses

Incidentally detected small renal masses

07/08/2012

With increasing use of imaging to diagnose other conditions, incidentally detected small renal masses and cysts are now a common clinical scenario for both the general practitioner and the urologist.


Quinine associated blindness

Quinine associated blindness

2004

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