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  • Posted in: Registrar

    Yeah mine too I asked why and they said because I had postponed even though I'm still financial. ------------------------------ Alexander Cox Windsor QLD ------------------------------ See more

  • Posted in: General Practice

    Yes I perform these now with USG for added safety but landmark based technique is still effective and fairly safe I think GPs should still offer these injections. Its a quick procedure and is a good excuse to purchase an office handheld ultrasound ... See more

  • Posted in: Members Lounge

    For those not aware of the South Australian RERN model, the UK BASICS and NZ PRIME, even the RACGP cover it here...along with the SandpiperAus project https://www1.racgp.org.au/newsgp/professional/the-rural-doctor-initiative-closing-the-trauma-gap ... See more

  • Posted in: General Practice

    Sacrococcygeal area is a pressure area so if you can get ulcers there why not nerve injury/impingement/ischemia that become chronic/persistent --------------------------------- [Minh] [Le Cong] [Rural Doctor ] [Rural generalist locum] [Global Medics] ... See more

  • Posted in: General Practice

    Here: https://youtu.be/GhMD0SG9vMM?feature=shared https://youtu.be/VfIE39qVV3I?feature=shared These two free videos are excellent EBM update to injection therapies for osteoarthritis and tendinopathies . They are long videos but you can claim them ... See more