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If case reports be the food of knowledge, write on: our Cases of the Quarter
08 April 2020
The value of publishing case reports has long been debated and the arguments are summarised.
Author(s):

Stefan Slater1
A practical guide to diagnosis and assessment of chronic kidney disease for the non-nephrologist
08 April 2020
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is common.
Author(s):

Victoria A Weir1, Shona Methven2
Prospective assessment of a critical appraisal teaching programme on medical students’ confidence and performance in appraising medical literature
08 April 2020
Background Previous research has demonstrated that medical students have insufficient knowledge of critical ap
Author(s):

Alice E Lee1, Maddalena Ardissino2,3, Nadja F Bednarczuk4, Maria Tennyson5, Ankur Khajuria6
Septic arthritis of the knee caused by cupping (Hijama)
08 April 2020
No abstract
Author(s):

Georges El Hasbani1, Ali Jawad2, Imad Uthman3
Acute respiratory failure in the ward: mind the oesophagus!
08 April 2020
No abstract
Author(s):

Katie Wren1, Ashraf Roshdy2,3
Erythema annulare centrifugum in a patient with chronic myeloid leukaemia on ponatinib
08 April 2020
No abstract
Author(s):

Kripa Maharjan1, Sudeep Adhikari2, Amit Amatya3, Gyan Kayastha4, Buddha Basnyat5
Management of refractory heartburn: are we convinced that surgery is better than medical treatment?
08 April 2020
No abstract
Author(s):

Muhammad Ateeq Bin Md Jalil1, Zhiqin Wong2, Raja Affendi Raja Ali3, Yeong Yeh Lee4,5
Old drug, new trick: colchicine for cardiovascular diseases
07 April 2020
No abstract
Author(s):

Rajkiran Dudam1, Prajakta Dekate2
A case of a ‘rude’ but not to be missed manifestation of epilepsy: ictal swearing
07 April 2020
Swearing or profanity is offensive language, which can be vulgar or curse words or phrases deemed inappropriate for formal conv
Author(s):

Ching Soong Khoo1,2, Kang Min Park3, Dongah Lee4, Byung In Lee5, Sung Eun Kim6
Bilateral subretinal abscess in community-acquired meticillin-susceptible Staphylococcus aureus infection
07 April 2020
Subretinal abscesses due to endogenous staphylococcal blood stream infection is a rare occurrence.
Author(s):

Veeranki Vamsidhar1, Muralidharan Sabareesh2, Dinesh Babu3, Kaliaperumal Subashini4, Tamilarasu Kadhiravan5, Molly Mary Thabah6
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