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The Case for Oxygen in Global Surgical Care.
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The difficulty in diagnosing X linked adrenoleucodystrophy and the importance of identifying cerebral involvement
(BMJ, 2015-05-12)Two patients are described, a mother and son, who were initially clinically diagnosed with hereditary spastic paraparesis. This was rectified after very long chain fatty acid testing confirmed adrenomyeloneuropathy (AMN). ... -
Lessons from surgery and anaesthesia: evaluation of non-technical skills in interventional radiology.
(Sage, 2015-11)In the medical profession, surgery and anaesthesia are leading the way in identifying human errors that negatively affect patient safety. Evidence suggests that the implementation of non-technical skills assessments reduces ... -
Actuator pin fracture in magnetically controlled growing rods: two cases.
(Elsevier, 2015-12-17)Magnetically-controlled growing rods (MCGR) are used in the management of early-onset scoliosis (EOS). Each MCGR contains a telescopic actuator that serves as the distraction element when stimulated by an external remote ... -
Letter from the future surgeons of 2030.
(Elsevier, 2015-11-14) -
Is the role of instinct important in medicine?
(Sage, 2014-12) -
Erratum to: The Case for Oxygen in Global Surgical Care.
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Presentation of cauda equina syndrome during labour
(BMJ, 2015-11-18) -
Getting undergraduate medical students involved in research.
(Education for Health, 2016-03-18) -
This house believes the NHS should be privatised - 1st southwest medical debate.
(BioMed Central, 2015-09-22)The inaugural southwest medical debate, between Exeter and Plymouth medical schools and respective health services, was held on the 3rd December 2014. Plymouth proposed the motion "This house believes the NHS should be ...