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Tag: Syncope

  • MDTea
  • Series 1

Episode 1.9 Dizziness and Balance

  • September 10, 2016
  • Tagged as: Balance, Dizziness, Gait, Syncope, Vertigo

MDTea Episode 9: Dizziness & Balance Posted 10th May 2016 Presented by: Jo Preston (Consultant Geriatrician at St George’s Hospital) and Iain Wilkinson (Consultant Geriatrician at East Surrey Hospital). Core Faculty: Adam Buckler – Pharmacist,…

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  • MDTea
  • Series 1

Episode 1.5 Acute Management Following a Fall

  • September 10, 2016
  • Tagged as: Collapse, Fall, Syncope

MDTea Episode 5: Falls – Acute Management Posted 15th March 2016 Presented by: Jo Preston & Iain Wilkinson, Geriatricians at Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust. Core Faculty Contributors: Sarah Jane Ryan, Physiotherapist at University of Brighton and…

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