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Investigating microscopic haematuria in blunt abdominal trauma |
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The gag reflex is a poor discriminator for the need for intubation |
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Diagnostic needle aspiration in olecranon bursitis may be indicated to define the underlying cause. |
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Cervical spine radiography in alert asymptomatic blunt trauma patients |
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White cell count and diagnosing appendicitis in children |
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Ultrasonography or diagnostic Peritoneal lavage in abdominal trauma |
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Serial x-rays in battery ingestion |
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Anterior abdominal stab wounds: Choice of investigation in the stable patient |
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Tangential views or computed tomography in suspected depressed skull fracture |
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Syncope and a normal ECG - the likelihood of a cardiac arrythmia |
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Intranasal naloxone in suspected opioid overdose |
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Combining clinical probability and ventilation-perfusion scan for diagnosis of pulmonary embolism |
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Timing of antibiotic administration in community-acquired pneumonia |
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Headache in paediatric head injury |
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Detection of pneumoperitoneum on an erect chest X-ray |
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Ultrasound does not rule out injury in paediatric blunt abdominal trauma |
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Diagnostic utility of ECG for diagnosing pulmonary embolism |
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Interference of medical monitoring equipment by mobile phones |
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Role of plain abdominal radiograph in the diagnosis of intussusception |
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KUB and US vs Spiral CT in first 24 HRS of Renal Colic, which is more cost effective |
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What is the most reliable method to diagnose pyelonephritis in children? |
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Conservative mangement of asymptomatic cocaine body packers |
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Outpatient investigation of pulmonary embolism |
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Urine dipstick as rule out of urinary caculi |
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Abdominal radiography in 'Body Packers'. |
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CXR or CT in Blunt chest trauma? |
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Are follow up chest X-rays helpful in the management of children recovering from pneumonia? |
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Need for cervical spine imaging for alert children after trauma |
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Detection of Acute Aortic Dissection with D-Dimer |
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What is the use of the glass test? |
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Normal Temerature in the elderly |
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Plain radiography is not indicated as 1st choice imaging modality in children with non-traumatic back pain |
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The clinical utility of soluble CD40 ligand as a cardiac marker in the Emergency Department |
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Whole blood choline as a cardiac marker for use in the Emergency Department |
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N-terminal-pro-BNP may have more potential than BNP as a marker of acute coronary syndromes |
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Are meningeal irritation signs reliable in diagnosing meningitis in children? |
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Digital rectal exams in children who present with constipation |
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How useful are bowel sounds? |
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RIFLE criteria versus Acute Kidney Injury Network (AKIN) criteria for prognosis of acute renal failure |
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Does the ‘Seatbelt Sign’ predict intra-abdominal injury after motor vehicle trauma in children? |
