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May 2022

Peer Reviewed Feature Articles

Pelvic venous disorders. Embracing the new SVP classification
LAURENCIA VILLALBA, PETER CHIN
Nonviral hepatitis: common causes and their management
CPD
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RACHAEL JACOB, Simone Strasser
Managing depression using a clinical practice guideline approach
CPD
PHILLIP BOYCE, ERICA BELL, GIN S. MALHI

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Adrenaline injectors: update on prescribing
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Katie Frith, JILL SMITH, CONSTANCE H. KATELARIS
Focus on COVID-19
Congruence of influenza and COVID-19 vaccination
DANIEL A. NORMAN, ZHICHENG WANG, BETTE LIU
ENT clinic
Idiopathic (Bell’s) palsy – diagnosis and management
AVINESH CHELLIAH, CATHERINE MELLER
Sports medicine
Sudden cardiac death in athletes: what is the role of pre-participation screening?
David Prior, MARIA BROSNAN
Dermatology clinic
A man with bilateral pink plaques in the axillae
ISOBEL PYE, REBECCA BRONWYN SAUNDERSON

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Dermatology Quiz

A man with bilateral pink plaques in the axillae

Date Posted: Friday, April 22, 2022
Figure.
Figure. The well-demarcated pink to erythematous plaque with lichenification.

A 56-year-old man presents with pink plaques in his axillae.

What is the diagnosis?