Jonathan Baird-gunning, Miriam Priglinger-coorey, Martin Krause
Stroke continues to cause substantial morbidity and mortality. GPs can help reduce this by identifying patients with risk factors for stroke and instituting prevention strategies, and by managing common poststroke complications.
Small vessel vasculitides often manifest as neurological, renal, pulmonary and dermatological symptoms. Awareness of the range of symptoms can help GPs in the differential diagnosis, treatment and management of this diverse group of conditions.
GPs are at the forefront of managing patients with rhinosinusitis, a common disorder with significant impacts on health and quality of life. This article outlines the latest medical and surgical treatments for this heterogeneous disease, allowing GPs to better inform and manage their patients.
After menopause, urogenital changes may have an impact on a woman’s health, wellbeing, intimacy and quality of life. Appropriately and respectfully initiating questions about these symptoms may allow the woman to discuss her experience and receive the help she needs.
