PEP
The section on PEP on the Body fluid exposure page has been revised.
Dunn RJ
The section on PEP on the Body fluid exposure page has been revised.
The classification of Hangman’s fractures has been added to the Cervical spine fractures page.
Details of the assessment of the atlanto-occipital joint have been added to the Cervical spine injuries page.
Details of Powers ratio in the assessment of the cervical spine have been added to the Cervical spine injuries page.
The criteria for US following UTI has been revised on the Urinary tract infection in children page.
Criteria for diagnosis has been added to the Urinary tract infection in children page.
The Paediatric meningitis page has been updated with revised information about the causes of meningitis.
The Smoking cessation page has been updated with information about cysteine.
The Viral haemorrhagic fevers page has been updated with additional information regarding the diagnosis and management of Ebola.
The Uncommon causes of abdominal pain page has been updated with additional information of porphyria.
The Cerebrovascular disease page has been updated with details of the common normal aortic arch variants.
Details of the distribution of ulcerative colitis have been added to the Inflammatory bowel disease page.
The Management of CAP page has been updated with a revision of the discharge criteria for CAP.
The Community acquired pneumonia page has been updated with information about the role of CRP.
Details on the role of intra-arterial therapy for stroke has been added to the Stroke management page.
The Stroke page has been reorganised and updated.
A short segment on CSF lactate has been added to the Meningitis page.
A short section on perineal trauma following labour has been added to the Other complications of labour page
A CT image of decompressive craniectomy has been added to the Prevention of secondary brain injury page
A CT image and description of cortical laminar necrosis hypoxic brain injury has been added to the Prevention of secondary brain injury page