FAST scan images
The FAST scan with free fluid video page has been updated with another 3 clips demonstrating free intraperitoneal fluid.
Dunn RJ
The FAST scan with free fluid video page has been updated with another 3 clips demonstrating free intraperitoneal fluid.
3 more ECGs have been added to the ECG image gallery.
The Peripheral intravenous cannulation page has been updated with additional information about extravasation injury.
Some minor changes have been made to the Missile injuries page, including changing terminology from ‘high velocity injuries’ to ‘high energy injuries’.
Some additional features of the OPG have been added to the Faciomaxillary trauma page.
The Normal puerperium page has been updated with additional information about normal lactation.
The Drugs in Pregnancy and Lactation page has been updated and reorganised to make it easier to see agents safe for use.
The Drugs in Pregnancy and Lactation page has been updated with a new segment on maternal infections and breast feeding.
The Drugs in Pregnancy and Lactation page has been updated with a new segment on nuclear medicine studies and breast feeding.
The Metabolic acidosis page has been updated with additional information about lactate.
The Colonic carcinoma page has been updated with a table of 5 year survival rates according to stage at time of diagnosis.
The ITP page has been revised and updated. Of particular note is the increased risk of VTE in patients with chronic ITP.
The Risk stratification in suspected ACS page has been revised, mostly to reduce repetition and reduce redundancy.
The Troponins in ACS page has been revised, mostly to reduce repetition and reduce redundancy.
A CT image of frontal sinusitis has been added to the Acute sinusitis page.
The Acute sinusitis page has been updated and re-organised slightly.
The Adrenal insufficiency page has had a few minor updates.
CT images of epiglottitis have been added to the Sore throat page.
The Hypertension in pregnancy page has been updated with revised information about post partum pre-eclampsia. Thanks to Mark for the suggested revision.
The issues affecting Version 1 have now been resolved. Apologies for any inconvenience caused by the brief down time.