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A 40 year old female presents to the Emergency Department with acute onset breathlessness, palpitations and haemoptysis...

Author: Dr Ben Peirce

Endocrine

A 60 year old woman was admitted to hospital with a one week history of increasing confusion and malaise...

Author: Dr Rathai Anandanadesan

Haematology

A 35 year old woman presents to the Emergency Department with 1 day history of fever, urinary frequency and left loin pain...

Author: Dr Lucy Powley

Neuro

A 74 year old gentleman is admitted to the critical care unit following a 3 week admission on the medical wards with pyrexia...

Author: Dr Matthew Wright

Haematology

A 53 year old male currently on the Haematology ward is referred because of type 1 respiratory failure...

Author: Dr Grace Hoey

Haematology

A 34 year old primigravida of Asian ethnicity at a gestation of 36+4 and BMI 24 has presented to obstetric triage...

Authors: Dr Stuart Edwardson & Dr Arlene Wise

COVID, Obstetrics

A 60 year old man is admitted to the intensive care unit with spontaneous bacterial peritonitis on a background of alcoholic liver disease...

Author: Dr Christopher Shaw

Gastrointestinal

A 55 year old man presented to hospital with acute onset shortness of breath, cough and a multiple episodes of small volume haemoptysis...

Author: Dr Rose Mudie

Respiratory

A 39-year-old grand multipara (Gravida 7 Para 5) presented to the Labour Ward actively labouring at term. Apart from a long history of smoking, she was otherwise fit and well with a BMI of 28.

Her obstetric history included one forceps assisted delivery, followed by a miscarriage and then four vaginal deliveries.

Author Dr Michelle Bradshaw

Part 2 - Assessment and Management of Coagulopathy and Specifics of Management of Ongoing MOH

In part 1, you were presented with a 39-year-old multipara who suffered a postpartum haemorrhage (PPH) following a normal vaginal delivery which progressed to Major Obstetric Haemorrhage.

Author Dr Michelle Bradshaw