Liam Farrell: What goes around, comes around
27 Nov 2009 | by Liam Farrell
'Eey, lad,' said the old gastric parietal cell (was that a little tear in his eye, a catch in his
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Case study: management of linear IgA dermatosis
01 Jun 2010 | by Dr Elena S Novitskaya, Dr Anton B Alexandroff and Dr Ekaterina P Burova
If the eyes are affected, referral is vital....of pearls' appearance. The patient had mouth ulcerations and blisters on his scrotum and penis, but his eyes ... , oesophagus and eyes, and thus can mimic cicatricial bullous pemphigoid. 4 In younger patients with a ... membranes and eyes, and if involvement of the eyes is suspected, for example, because of a sensation ...
Guest editorial - My eye-opening view of biggest health market
06 Oct 2011 | by Dr Clare Gerada, RCGP chairwoman
has been eye opening, and given me much food for thought. My fear is that many of our politicians ...
GPs are urged to consider Parkinson's misdiagnosis
21 Apr 2006 | by Jennifer Taylor
GPs should keep a close eye on their Parkinson's disease patients and not be afraid to refer
CKS Clinical Solutions - Superficial corneal injury
11 Dec 2009
left eye, which is continuing to water. How should I assess possible corneal injury?...Ask about the cause, especially if chemicals or a high-velocity foreign body is suspected. Ask about activities such as chiselling or hammering. Assess visual acuity, eye movements and eyelid ... opinion. CKS found no published evidence that antibiotic eye drops or ointment are effective ...
Liam Farrell: Even an assassin needs medical care
05 Mar 2009 | by Liam Farrell
-over which compelled the eye like a particularly repulsive magnet. The banality of evil, I reflected.
Being sweeter than Mary Poppins
15 Feb 2007
firmly and looked me squarely in the eye. ‘You won’t be able to help,’ she said. ‘Nobody can.’
Chris Lancelot on ... How to stop typing forever
27 Sep 2007
and more relaxed. We could look patients in the eye. There was more time available: notes were easier...in a fraction of the time needed for keyboard entries: in turn this will allow more eye contact ...
Chris Lancelot: Twenty-first century NHS must be user-friendly
02 Sep 2010 | by Chris Lancelot
It is always helpful to see life through other people's eyes: experiencing the NHS from the patient
Being GP to the World Cup winners
28 Apr 2006 | by Dr Lavin, a GP in Bristol, GP to Bristol Rovers and occasionalmedical officer for international football teams
Looking after the England learning disability football team was an eye-opener, writes Dr Edward..., and wounds covered. The football itself was an eye-opener. The England team was amazing. The quality ...
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