Tremors are a common presentation, requiring a careful history and comprehensive examination of affected patients to reach an accurate diagnosis. This article provides a practical approach to their assessment and management in general practice.
Actinic keratoses occur on sun-exposed skin
and are precursors to keratinocyte cancer. Treatment can be lesion-directed or field therapy. GPs should be aware of the most up-to-date management practices to offer patients the best evidence-based treatment.
GPs have an important role in recognising the diagnostic features of dental trauma, managing acute presentations promptly and facilitating referrals to dental professionals to optimise patient outcomes.
Benjamin Schiavone, Gregory J. Dore, Emily Stone, Gail V. Matthews, David R. Darley
Long COVID is a chronic postviral syndrome that occurs at least three months from the onset of SARS-CoV-2 infection. GPs can provide effective support through symptom management, patient education and co-ordinating care.
Pamela L. Karas, Pak Leng Cheong, Tsu-Hui(Hubert) Low, Edmund M. Lau
Hereditary haemorrhagic telangiectasia is an uncommon, autosomal dominant genetic disorder of abnormal vasculature. Early screening and treatment are important to manage end-organ complications.
Laser and light-based modalities can be used for treating common cosmetic problems, but a critical evaluation of safety and efficacy is needed before recommending any treatment to patients.
