Most external eye infections pose little risk to life or vision. Orbital cellulitis is the exception…
Corneal Injuries
This session will cover the assessment and management of corneal injuries…
Atraumatic Red Eye
The red eye is a common presenting complaint to the ED…
Atraumatic Red Eye
Identifying the clinical features of the different types of conjunctivitis and describe appropriate investigation and management…
Initial Assessment of the Eye
This session covers the initial assessment of eye and visual problems in the Emergency Department (ED)…
Eye – Initial Assessment
Eye problems account for approximately 6% of all attendances to an Emergency Department (ED) in the UK…
August 2017
The new podcast for August 2017…
External Eye and Tear Duct Infections
This session will look at the assessment and management of infections affecting the external eye and the lacrimal apparatus…
Ophthalmology Clinical
This podcast is a follow up from the previous ophthalmology podcasts. This time covering the clinical cases that you will see, helping to prepare you for an area that sometimes can be uncomfortable to…
Eye Anatomy Part 3
The 3rd in the series on Eye Anatomy. This vodcast looks at the bits that move the eye. Make sure you check out the other 2 vodcasts, bits of the eye and bony parts of the eye as well. Enjoy!…
Eye Anatomy Part 2
Part 2 of the eye. This vodcast looks at the bony parts of the eye and the orbit. Make sure to check out Part 1 on bits of the eye. Part 3, the bits that move the eye will be out soon. Enjoy!…
Eye Anatomy Part 1
The first of a three part series of eye anatomy, all that you need to know for MCEM/FCEM…
More than meets the eye?
A previously healthy 28 year old male accountant presents to the ED with pain in his left eye…
Under Pressure
A 59 year old man presented to Emergency department at 11pm with acute onset severe (9/10) generalised headache and vomiting which started at the dinner table…
Coma
Coma is a common presentation to the Emergency Department. However there are many different causes of coma and it is essential that the ED physician is able to quickly and reliably differentiate betwe…