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November 2019

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Peer Reviewed Feature Articles

Atrial fibrillation management. The central role of the GP
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David Brieger, CIA CONNELL, CHARLOTTE HESPE, Nicholas Zwar
Common and important skin rashes in primary care
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STEPHANIE BLAKE, Stephen Shumack
Chronic diarrhoea – it happens!
GEORGE ERMERAK, CHRISTOPHER POKORNY
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Eating disorders: the pivotal role of GPs
SARAH MAGUIRE, JAN ORMAN
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A rapidly progressing, blistering eruption in a febrile patient
ASHOD KHERLOPIAN, Gayle Fischer
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Abortion: informing and supporting the patient
Terri Foran
Paediatrics clinic
Fitting the fits. Common paediatric epilepsy syndromes
ALEXANDRA JOHNSON
Infectious diseases clinic
Varicella – more than just a rash
TRAN NGUYEN, Adam Bartlett, ARCHANA KOIRALA, Brendan McMullan
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Dermatology Quiz

A progressive plaque on the lower limb

Date Posted: Friday, November 22, 2019
Fig. Plaque on leg.
Figure. The plaque on the patient’s leg. Note the central ulceration and elevated peripheral violaceous rim.

A 52-year-old woman presents with a yellow-red telangiectatic plaque on her leg.

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