US for cutaneous abscesses
The Cellulitis page has been updated with additional information about the role of US in suspected cutaneous abscesses.
Dunn RJ
The Cellulitis page has been updated with additional information about the role of US in suspected cutaneous abscesses.
The ECG in ACS page has been updated with some additional information about Wellen’s syndrome.
The Patchy, scaly red rashes page has been updated with additional information about the potency of topical steroids.
The Other toxic inhalations page has been updated with additional information about chronic nitrous oxide neurotoxicity.
The Cerebral tumours page has been updated with 2 CT images of a colloid cyst.
The Infections agents causing CAP page has been updated, including information about CRP and procalcitonin in Mycoplasma pneumonia.
A segment on colloid cysts has been added to the Cerebral tumours page.
The Lumbar puncture page has been updated with Chiari malformation added to the list of contraindications.
A new topic called Chiari malformation has been added to the Neurology section.
The Shoulder and arm injuries page has been updated with images of a complex scapula fracture.
The Shoulder and arm injuries page has been updated with additional information about scapula fractures and their management.
The Pemphigoid and pemphigus page has been updated with additional information about pemphigus.
The Potassium page has been updated with the Australian reference range of 3.5-5.2 mmol/L.
The Urea and creatinine page has been updated with a table of normal reference ranges for the Australian population.
2 US clips demonstrating correct positioning of an IJV catheter have been added to the videos page.
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.