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Classification and examples of normal and abnormal gaits are presented together with lists of various underlying causes.
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First of three tutorials presenting the basic electrophysiological concepts underlying various patterns relevant to clinical problems.
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Second in the series of three tutorials, exploring normal conduction and its disturbances, various bundle branch blocks and morphological changes associated with acute myocardial infarction.
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In this final tutorial of a series of three common arrhythmias are shown for diagnosis and then explained together with their treatment by an expert.
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An expert endocrinologist presents some pathognomonic signs that should be sequentially demonstrated in the exam.
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The differential diagnosis of a mass in the abdomen and the strategy to cope when there is nothing to see or palpate.
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View a systematic examination of the chest together with many of the problems that may be presented in the examination.
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Examination of the neck with particular reference to palpation of the thyroid gland: some of the common problems and the reasons for failure are discussed.
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The essential details and sequential steps of the examination together with the principal clinical signs and examples of short cases are shown.
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Clinical examination and diagnostic evaluation of a cardiac problem is presented in five sequential steps, avoiding the usual pitfalls.
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A simplified routine of clinical steps for coping with this difficult task in the exam.
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View a sequential examination of the ear and learn about one of the most neglected aspects of clinical assessment as practised by most generalists.
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Common short cases, together with their prominent clinical signs and the suggested methods of examination, are shown.
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A simplified approach to decide when to treat it as a 'spot' case and when to probe further with vascular or neurological examination together with the steps for each.
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A common and often a difficult hurdle in the exam. We present over 40 examples of various conditions, a method of examination and a few useful tips.
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The tutorial covers most of the common skin conditions and some of the less common ones affecting each area of the body.
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The examination steps, the usual pitfalls and mistakes, and a demonstration of the key steps are presented to decide whether there is eu-, hypo- or hyperthyroidism.
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Learn from experts who present the fundamental principles of looking at x-rays and view a wide variety of general films.
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Complementary to Part 1, experts continue to present interesting films giving you time to note the abnormalities.
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Learn the salient features in the assessment of a chest x-ray from a radiologist experienced in cardiac radiology.
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Sharpen your diagnostic wits with this quiz presented by an expert radiologist who will test your findings and diagnosis.
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This tutorial helps you to gain insight into your patients' cardiac problems by looking closely at the vasculature on the chest x-ray.
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Sharpen your mind and get accustomed to pointing out the abnormalities on each x-ray building up to a diagnosis.
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An experienced radiologist tackles the difficult problem of interpreting paediatric x-rays with the help of diagrams and illustrations.
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In this follow-up tutorial, morphology and distribution of skin rashes are presented.
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Learn from Sir John Badenoch who examines two candidates in a mock exercise simulating the real MRCP short cases examination.
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Gain the techniques required for coping with paediatric short cases. Learn from a physician who assembles clue from a general inspection.
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Complementary to Part 1, experts continue to show examples of paediatric short cases.
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Discover the commonly encountered pitfalls and get general advice about coping with the short cases section of the MRCP Part 2 examination.
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Panic not : the two tutorials in this series will help you to cope with this hurdle and show you numerous examples that occur in the exam.
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Part II of our popular 'Spot the Diagnosis' series gives you a further chance to test your clinical wits. A complete list of all the abnormalities is given after each 'spot'.