THE ANNUAL BARQUET, HELD AT THE HOTEL CECIL, LONDON, ON FRIDAY, APRIL 20TH, 1923.

CSNA 2003 Annual Meeting of the Classification Society of North America Held at the Doubletree Hotel

The Medical Annual, 1923

The Medical Annual for 1923 is a volume which no practising general practitioner can afford to be without. It is particularly rich in articles of practical clinical value. Among many other articles perhaps that by Sir W. I. de C. Wheeler on " General surgical treatment" is the most interesting: he emphasises the necessity for team work, the use of written instructions to sisters in charge of th...

Review of the Urogenital Pain Meeting Held at the Royal Society of Medicine, London Friday 18 January 2013

Those who managed to get to the Urogenital Pain meeting at the Royal Society of Medicine in London, struggling through snow, ice and freezing fog deserved a medal! And we won’t go into the details of the even greater problems of getting back home again afterwards, with roads, rail and airports affected by snowstorms! The purpose of this meeting, organised by urogynaecologist and uro-neurologist...

Friday 22 April 2016

Imaging for breast cancer comprises multiple options in terms of modalities and protocols that have to be applied in the clinical context by radiologists, referring GPs and medical imaging technicians across a broad patient population. We will discuss the roles of modalities such as mammography (standard 2D and 3D/ DBT), breast ultrasound as well as the suite of interventional options including...

Should trainee doctors use the developing world to gain clinical experience? The annual Varsity Medical Debate – London, Friday 20th January, 2012

The 2012 Varsity Medical Debate between Oxford University and Cambridge University provided a stage for representatives from these famous institutions to debate the motion "This house believes that trainee doctors should be able to use the developing world to gain clinical experience." This article brings together many of the arguments put forward during the debate, centring around three major ...