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Bariatric–metabolic surgery: A guide for the primary care physician

July 2017

Over the past decade, bariatric–metabolic surgery has emerged as an attractive, evidence-based option that offers significant and durable weight loss and improved health outcomes for those with clinically severe obesity. Given the exponential increase in the number of Australians with clinically...

Eruptive xanthomas: A collaborative approach using tele-dermatology

January-February 2016

CaseA man, 31 years of age, presented to a rural Queensland medical practice with a four-month history of a progressive non-pruritic rash (Figure 1). On examination, multiple clustered papules were found distributed across the extensor surfaces of both knees and elbows. The papules were solid on...

Disseminated brown macules in an infant

September 2015

Case studyA male infant, 4 months of age, presented with tan-brown, ill-defined macules measuring 0.5–1.5 cm, involving most parts of the body (sparing the face, palms and soles), which had appeared 2 months prior to the consultation (Figure 1). The lesions were asymptomatic and exacerbated...

Sudden loss of vision

January-February 2013

Case studyBert, aged 80 years, presented to his general practitioner with sudden, painless loss of vision in his right eye 2 hours prior. He was an insulin-dependant type 2 diabetic, with a history of hypertension and dyslipidaemia.Right visual acuity consisted only of hand movements, compared to...

Improving medicine selection for older people

January-February 2012

The quality use of medicines (QUM) is one of the four central objectives of Australia’s National Medicines Policy. The National Strategy for the Quality Use of Medicines, launched in 2002, outlines key approaches and principles to achieve QUM.1 These key principles include appropriate medicine...

Thyroid therapy

August 2012

Case studyThea, aged 63 years, presents for review after a small inferior myocardial infarction (MI) 3 months previously. You note that her total cholesterol before starting a statin in hospital was high (7.1 mmol/L [normal range <5.5]) with an LDL of 5.5 mmol/L (normal range <3.4), an HDL...

What works?

May 2011

Effective prescription medications are available to treat menopausal symptoms. However, due to adverse effects and risks associated with use, many women are seeking complementary and alternative options to treat their symptoms. Nonpharmacological options for the management of menopausal...

Long term management of people with HIV

August 2009

Advances in the treatment of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) have resulted in sustained improvements in the general health and longevity of people living with the virus. Primary care continues to be predominantly delivered by high caseload general practitioners and specialists, but GPs...

EPC encounters in Australian general practice

2006

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Monitoring kidney function in diabetes- Frequently asked questions

2007

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