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Pelvic radiography is not always indicated in severe blunt trauma if the patient has no pelvic symptoms and is GCS 15 |
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Axillary or elbow crutches in leg injury |
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General anaesthesia or conscious sedation for reducing a dislocated hip prosthesis? |
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ESR in childhood septic arthritis |
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Regional Nerve Block in Fractured Neck of Femur |
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Limb exsanguination in Biers Block |
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IV Opiates versus femoral block in fractured neck of femur |
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C reactive protein and septic arthritis in children |
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Is ultrasound or plain film radiography a more sensitive diagnostic modality for diagnosing slipped capital femoral epiphysis? |
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No evidence found that a femoral nerve block in cases of femoral shaft fractures can delay the diagnosis of compartment syndrome of the thigh. |
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Distinguishing between septic arthritis of the hip and transient synovitis in children |
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The value of pre-hospitalisation self-administered preventative measures against MRSA SSIs in patients undergoing elective total hip arthroplasty. |
