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Possible sites of anorectal (“perianal”) abscesses #Anatomy #PrimaryCare #Colorectal #EM #PerianalAbscess #Locations #BMJ
abscesses #Anatomy #PrimaryCare ... #Colorectal #EM ... PerianalAbscess #Locations #BMJ
Novel psychoactive substances: types, mechanisms of action, and effects #Diagnosis #PrimaryCare #EM #Tox #NPS #NovelPsychoactiveSubstances #Comparison
, and effects #Diagnosis ... #PrimaryCare #EM ... #Cannabinoid #Hallucinogenic ... #BMJ
Suspected sepsis: Summary of NICE guidlelines #Diagnosis #Management #EM #IM #PrimaryCare #Sepsis #NICE #Monitoring #BMJ
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Diagnostic flow chart for rash in pregnancy.8 CMV: cytomegalovirus. EBV: Epstein Barr virus. Source: adapted from
Diagnostic flow ... pregnancy; 2011 #Diagnosis ... #PrimaryCare #Derm ... #EM #Rash #Pregnancy ... PregnancyRash #BMJ
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