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Papilledema: a case of bilateral blurred vision caused by idiopathic intracranial hypertension

Papilledema: a case of bilateral blurred vision caused by idiopathic intracranial hypertension

23/02/2015

CaseA woman, aged 21 years, presented to her general practitioner with a 1-month history of severe headaches. On further questioning she reported intermittent episodes of blurred vision. She was...


Book Reviews

Book Reviews

22/04/2015

Genetics in Diabetes: Type 2 Diabetes and Related TraitsAL Gloyne, MI McCarthy Karger, 2014 ISSN 9783318026993In this book, the groundbreaking work of Mendel, Crick and Watson is extended into the ...


Consent to medical treatment

Consent to medical treatment

2005

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Gastric distension

Gastric distension

04/09/2012

Case studyA woman, 82 years of age, presented to the emergency department with an 8 day history of worsening generalised abdominal pain, nonfaecal emesis and abdominal distension associated with a...


Respiratory quiz A case of asbestosis

Respiratory quiz A case of asbestosis

2003

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The longstanding sore throat

The longstanding sore throat

18/04/2016

CaseA Caucasian man, 64 years of age, who is an ex-smoker (50 cigarettes/day, stopped 14 years ago) and social drinker, saw his general practitioner (GP) over a three-month period with persistent...


Birthmarks

Birthmarks

13/06/2012

Vascular birthmarksWhen a patient presents with a vascular birthmark it is important to distinguish between a vascular tumour and a vascular malformation as this will predict outcomes and guide...


Not just another lipoma

Not just another lipoma

19/06/2017

CaseA woman, 88 years of age, presented with a three-month history of left-hand weakness. The weakness was of gradual onset, with no history of preceding injury. There was no associated pain, but...


Verrucous and papillomatous plaque on the vulva

Verrucous and papillomatous plaque on the vulva

22/03/2016

Case studyA previously well Caucasian woman, 59 years of age, presented with a single lesion on her vulva that was noted to be slowly enlarging over several months. The patient was not on any...


Bleeding cutaneous tumour after cryotherapy

Bleeding cutaneous tumour after cryotherapy

24/11/2015

Case studyA man, aged 32 years, presented one month after undergoing cryotherapy with liquid nitrogen for an apparently common wart on his hand. A progressively enlarging painful lump that bled...


Letters to the editor

Letters to the editor

24/03/2015

Lymphangiectasia: a diagnostic challenge for the general practitionerBreast cancer usually requires surgery, lymphadenectomy and radiotherapy as treatment. In some cases, this may result in...


A young boy with an interesting skin condition: a case study

A young boy with an interesting skin condition: a case study

24/03/2015

Figure 1. Skin rash A. Distribution of the skin rash from the right scapula down the right arm B. Close-up of the skin rash on the right upper arm C. Extension of the skin rash down to the right...


Pruritus ani

Pruritus ani

15/10/2012

Anal pruritus affects up to 5% of the population. It is often persistent and the constant urge to scratch the area can cause great distress. Although usually caused by a combination of irritants...


Progressive rash

Progressive rash

04/09/2012

Case studyA man, 69 years of age, who previously had worked in the petroleum industry, presented with a 20 year history of an episodic rash on his arms, legs and trunk. He stated that the rash...


The summer skin check

The summer skin check

2004

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