One of the most common shoulder injuries, acromioclavicular joint (ACJ) dislocations account for around 9% of shoulder girdle injuries
One of the most common shoulder injuries, acromioclavicular joint (ACJ) dislocations account for around 9% of shoulder girdle injuries
A Lisfranc injury describes an injury of the foot between the metatarsal and tarsal spaces. Around 20-40% of Lisfranc injuries are initially missed, so a high degree of clinical suspicion is required.
Morton’s Neuroma is a painful condition resulting from the fibrous thickening of the plantar interdigital nerve of the foot.
Often described as feeling like there is a pebble in the shoe, this is is a chronic condition not associated with acute trauma. It is gradual in onset but may present as acutely painful.
Though less common locally than in some areas, tick bites pre and post removal do offer some concern to patients.
Working out what your patient might have been vaccinated for can be tricky, and more so if they were raised outside of the UK. Luckily there are a couple of tools online you can use to make this easier.
Measuring for and advising patients on the use of elbow crutches is an important skill for ED staff.
Mallet Deformity is an inability to maintain extension of the distal phalanx of the finger at the distal intraphalangeal joint.
Neck of fifth Metacarpal (Boxer’s) fractures are a common injury, and how we treat them locally is changing.
Assessment of nerve function after upper limb injury in children has been shown to be poorly documented. The following assessment tool has been shown to improve.