Lead Article – June 2021 What Would We Do Without MRI Scans? We may well be better off! I say that with only partial flippancy. MRI scan examinations obviously do add considerably to the ancillary investigative regimen that can assist … Read More
Case Vignette – June 2021 Scaphoid Fractures – Litigation Fodder There are numerous small bones that form the wrist joint. They are divided into proximal and distal rows, with one of the bones partially crossing the divide. This is the … Read More
General Advice – June 2021 Preparing Your Client for a Medicolegal Examination Plaintiffs presenting for medicolegal examinations are quite often struggling. They have been subjected to an initial insult or injury, have required a therapeutic programme or regimen that could … Read More