Atypical chest pain provides a diagnostic dilemma
Persistent pain leads a patient to re-present repeatedly and proves to be a challenging diagnostic and management dilemma.
Article Type: Case Report
Kicking T2DM into touch using low-carb medicine
With low-carb approaches becoming popular among people with diabetes and obesity, GPs need to be familiar with the evidence and practice of low-car…
Excision of a rare mass leads to complications
A woman presents with a salivary gland neoplasm.
The unaccounted death toll of COVID-19
The pandemic and subsequent lockdown measures have had wide-ranging indirect negative impacts on healthcare delivery.
Dyspnoea follows a nocturnal coughing fit
A man in his 30s presents with dyspnoea after a late-night ‘coughing fit’.
A woman with numbness and pain in her forearm
An ED doctor makes a self-diagnosis of MS. But could the true cause have ‘occupational’ origins?
What are the next steps in this paediatric poisoning?
A child accidentally overdoses on her mother’s beta blockers and arrests in ED.
Classic ECG triad points to an unexpected cause of dyspnoea
There's more than meets the eye for this patient with laboured breathing.
Deprescribing diabetes meds with a low-carb approach
GPs can offer carbohydrate restriction as an option for glycaemic control in patients with type 2 diabetes.
Severe skin reaction follows a topical treatment
An engineer presents with a worsening rash complicating a month-old ankle injury.
