SVT and LAHB
An ECG of SVT with a LAHB has been added to the Supraventricular tachycardia page.
Dunn RJ
An ECG of SVT with a LAHB has been added to the Supraventricular tachycardia page.
A specific segment on corticosteriods has been added to the Immunosuppressants page.
A short segment on corticosteriod psychosis has been added to the Immunosuppressants page
A MPR CT image of a ureteric calculus has been added to the Ureteric calculi page.
A new image of an iGel airway has been added to the Difficult intubation equipment page.
2 CXRs demonstrating features of a ball valve L bronchial FB have been added to the Tracheobronchial foreign bodies in children page.
A CT image of a zygomatic arch fracture has been added to the Zygomatico-maxillary trauma page.
A CTA image demonstrating traumatic popliteal artery dissection has been added to the Dislocations around the knee page.
2 CT images of bilateral tubo-ovarian abscesses have been added to the Pelvic inflammatory disease page.
The Ureteric calculi page has been updated with additional information about spontaneous passage rates according to calculus size.
A cardiac MRI loop demonstrating an atrial septal lipoma has been added to the Videos page.
2 Cardiac MRI loops of anterior hypokinesis have been added to the Videos page.
A CT image of a small VSD has been added to the Acyanotic lesions with left to right shunt page.
A CXR of a pneumothorax with features of tension has been added to the Assessment of pneumothorax page.
An image of a (mostly) normal lateral CXR has been added to the Chest imaging page.
The ECG in ACS page has been updated with an ECG of a RBBB STEMI mimic.
The ECG in ACS page has been updated with a short segment on RBBB as a STEMI mimic.
The Magnetic resonance imaging page has been significantly revised, particularly regarding MRI safety.
The Thrombolytic therapy in stroke page has been updated to indicate that thrombolysis is contra-indicated when > 1/3 of MCA territory is involved or NIHSS is > 25 – not < 1/3 and < 25 as previously written. Thanks to Andy for picking this up.
The Induction agents page has been updated to indicated that egg or soy allergy are no longer considered contra-indications for the administration of propofol. Thanks to Alan for the tip.