NAC Reconstruction - Clinical Scenario
A patient seeks NAC reconstruction post-DIEP flap. NAC reconstruction is indicated post-mastectomy, breast reduction, congenital absence, trauma, or gender-affirming surgery.
A patient seeks NAC reconstruction post-DIEP flap. NAC reconstruction is indicated post-mastectomy, breast reduction, congenital absence, trauma, or gender-affirming surgery.
A patient with bilateral arm paraesthesia and heaviness, along with a history of sciatic nerve injury and crutch use, is diagnosed with thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS) through clinical examination and imaging. Treatment includes physiotherapy, pain management, and surgical decompression.
A patient with pain and breast shape changes presents with bilateral capsular contracture post-augmentation (Baker III left, IV right). Assessment includes history, exam, & MRI. Treatment options are implant removal, capsulectomy, pocket change, or autologous augmentation.
A 40-year-old woman presents with a 2x2 cm mass near her ring finger's DIPJ, painless and unchanged for 3 months.
A 3-year-old presents with isolated macrodactyly of the right index finger. The case discusses history taking, aetiology involving a Pi3KCA gene mutation, necessary investigations, a treatment algorithm, and the role of medical treatments.
Breast augmentation consultation: A patient seeks fuller breasts. Steps include assessing medical history, expectations, and explaining implant options.
A patient presents with severe, sharp thumb pain and bluish nail discoloration, suggesting a glomus tumor.
A newborn presents with a limp left arm since delivery, suspected of congenital brachial plexus palsy.
A 57-year-old woman presents with signs of deep sternal wound infection (DSWI).
A 65-year-old male farmer presents with stiffness and contracture in his middle finger, impacting daily activities.
A 45-year-old male experiences numbness and tingling in his right ring and little fingers, suggesting ulnar tunnel syndrome.
A 52-year-old woman presents with numbness in her right thumb, index, and middle finger, and pain in the anterior forearm.
A 2-month-old presents with right chest wall hypoplasia and syndactyly of three middle digits.
Gynaecomastia Case: A 35-year-old man presents with 6-month breast enlargement. Objectives include history-taking, identifying investigations, and treatment options.
A 39-year-old woman with forearm pain and inability to flex the thumb and index finger joints likely has Anterior Interosseous Nerve Syndrome (AINS).
A 41-year-old woman presents with a slow-growing, numb, tingling lump on her index finger, indicative of a Schwannoma. Management involves surgical excision under local anesthesia, with emphasis on potential complications and post-operative care including physiotherapy.
This clinical scenario examines the diagnosis, treatment and staging of Merkel Cell Carcinoma.
An 8-year-old girl presents with a growing, pale pink mole on her face. Dermoscopic examination shows a symmetric pattern with rounded structures, suggesting a classic Spitz nevus. Management includes regular monitoring and possible excision if changes are observed.
A 37-year-old construction worker suffers a ring avulsion injury to his middle finger, classified and managed using Urbaniak's system.
A 5-year-old presenting with nail avulsion in the middle finger likely has a Seymour fracture. This clinical case focuses on clinical assessment, investigations, treatment and complications
A 33-year-old skier presents with thumb pain after a fall causing radial deviation. Suspected acute UCL injury prompts differential diagnosis, valgus stress tests, and imaging.
You're presented with a swollen, painful joint in a patient's left hand, suspected of septic arthritis. The focus is on detailed history, precise examination, targeted investigations, and tailored treatment to manage infection and prevent complications.
A 40-year-old tree surgeon presents with left index finger swelling and pain following a recent injury, suggestive of flexor tenosynovitis. Diagnosis focuses on rapid identification and management of this potentially severe infection.
A 45-year-old male presents with severe pain, swelling, and blistering of the right leg after a minor injury, suggesting necrotising fasciitis. Immediate clinical focus is on identifying pathognomonic signs and initiating swift, effective treatment.
Delve into ulnar nerve pathology to understand its anatomy, potential compression sites, and clinical manifestations. Learn to identify compression locations, make evidence-based decisions on investigations, and explore both nonsurgical and surgical treatment strategies
In this scenario, learners will diagnose and manage a ganglion cyst, determine its origin, understand its causes, select appropriate investigations, and make evidence-based treatment decisions.
This assesses your clinical expertise, decision-making, and management skills through an oral "viva" structure, using real-world scenarios representative of clinical practice and exams.
This assesses your clinical expertise, decision-making, and management skills through an oral "viva" structure, using real-world scenarios representative of clinical practice and exams.
This assesses your clinical expertise, decision-making, and management skills through an oral "viva" structure, using real-world scenarios representative of both practice and exams.
This assesses your clinical expertise, decision-making, and management skills through an oral "viva" structure, using real-world scenarios representative of both practice and exams
This assesses your clinical expertise, decision-making, and management skills through an oral "viva" structure, using real-world scenarios representative of both practice and exams
20 questions assessing your expertise, decision-making, and management skills through an oral "viva" structure, using real-world scenarios representative of clinical practice and exams.
This assesses your clinical expertise, decision-making, and management skills through an oral "viva" structure, using real-world scenarios representative of clinical practice and exam
This assesses your clinical expertise, decision-making, and management skills through an oral "viva" structure, using real-world scenarios representative of clinical practice and exam
This assesses your clinical expertise, decision-making, and management skills through an oral "viva" structure, using real-world scenarios representative of clinical practice and exams
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