Biomedical subjects
J Murtagh
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Examination and diagnosis of low backache.
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Picking up the pieces. The aftermaths of three deaths.
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The CRST syndrome--a variation of systemic sclerosis.
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Herpes simplex (cold sores).
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Introduction: when pharmacist and physician disagree.
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Summary: when pharmacist and physician disagree.
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Strategies for continuing care in general practice.
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Cautionary tales from general practice: some hangover!
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Would you treat this condition?
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Acute chest pain: a diagnostic approach.
The appropriate management of medical emergencies is one of the most exciting challenges to the general practitioner. Acute chest pain represents a special challenge because many causes are life threatening. Unfortunately there has been a modern tendency to surrender the responsibility of the urgent call to other health professionals. However, responsible medical care demands that the practitioner updates his or her knowledge and training in this important area. Knowing the causes of chest pain and applying a logical analysis to the pain patterns should lead to a successful diagnostic process. If in doubt - think cardiac - and refer the patient speedily to your nearest coronary care centre.
To whom do we refer? Case histories of gastrointestinal problems.
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Reduplication of the esophagus presenting as mideosophageal web and diverticulum.
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