It was my pleasure to present some of our work at the Oxford Bone Infection Conference this week. Hugely thought provoking and engaging sessions over the two days.
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What’s the Ideal Male Buttock?
In this #PRSJouranl study, the authors performed a crowdsourced analysis to define the ideal male buttocks.
Read it for FREE: bit.ly/IdealMaleButtocks
Read the Press Release: bit.ly/IdealMaleButtockPR
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For everyone about to lose their UCD connect email address.
If you want to quickly save all your drive and old email data; set up a new gmail account and use this feature.
Its found on the main page of your ucdconnect google account settings.
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There's almost a 1000km of motorways in Ireland, but not a single wildlife crossing (picture below).
The few wildlife habitats left in Ireland are effectively imprisoned and cut off from one another by the ever expanding road network in Ireland.
@RewildingIre @whittledaway
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The ulnar nerve in its tunnel, showing releases into the muscle for full decompression. Full disclosure: this is my nerve during its revision transposition.
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We are saddened and disheartened by the postponement of the UK sitting of the RCOG Part 1 exam - due on Mon 19th Sep.
Junior Doctors spend months dedicated to revising for these exams. Delays cause a significant mental toll, as well as potentially affecting training progression
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a stethoscope’s main purpose for doctors is being a symbol of earning the degree that allows you to order a CT scan
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Cheek and neck of a 92-year-old female, who used UV-protective moisturizers on her face but not on the neck for 40+ years.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Delighted to get a monkeypox vaccine at a pharmacy in Marseille today. It's bittersweet though knowing that my friends and patients in Ireland are still waiting to hear of even a tentative schedule for the vaccine rollout back home. 1/
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I know everyone’s attributing temperature of 38 °C to climate change but have we ruled out sepsis





























