Haemophilia disorders are characterised by a blood coagulation anomaly leading to
prolonged and excessive bleeding. Imaging provides an essential role in the investigation of …

Crohn's disease begins in childhood in 20% of cases. Imaging of the small bowel is needed
for diagnosis and management and also to inform the clinician of the location, extent, and …

Ultrasound has long been favoured as first line when imaging children, primarily due to it
being a non-invasive, relatively low cost, easily accessible modality. The many advantages …

All mammals share a remarkably similar skeleton based on a common template. This
commonality is particularly well illustrated by the versatile pentadactyl limb, upon which all …

Adrenal incidentalomas (AIs) are common and guidelines recommend testing to exclude
functioning lesions and malignancy. Their increasing prevalence results in several …

Purpose: Gastrointestinal symptoms are a presenting feature in as many as 20% of patients
with SARS-CoV-2 infection. Patients with an acute surgical abdomen requiring operative …

An 11-year-old girl presented with abdominal pain and lethargy. Chest X-ray revealed a well-
defined opacity in the right lower zone, projected over the medial aspect of the right …

Adrenal masses discovered incidentally during imaging (adrenal incidentalomas) are
common and constitute a common reason for referral in the Endocrinology clinic. Our aim …

In 2011 we audited the prevalence and management of adrenal incidentalomas identified
on abdominal CT imaging over one calendar month in our centre. Consequently, a decision …

Volume 14 Number 1 February 2014 Page 1 © Royal College of Physicians, 2014. All rights
reserved. 1 Editorials 3 The Shape of Training – a flexible friend? Humphrey Hodgson 4 …