School of Surgery

Do you have a funis? Did you ever have one? Do only boys have one? No clue?? Then listen to this podcast where David Semeraro tells Jon Lund all about acute inflammation using funisitis, meningitis, c...

17 Nov 201410min

In part 3 of this podcast telling you all you need to know about acute inflammation, David Semeraro talks about the vascular and cellular components of acute inflammation, diapedesis, chemical mediato...

17 Nov 201413min

Color, Rubor, Turgor, Dolor and Functio Laesa were not the lesser known reindeer pulling Santa's sled, but are the cardinal clinical signs of acute inflammation. In part 2 of his explanation of acute ...

17 Nov 201411min

Inflammation is at the very heart of many disease processes, from infection and trauma to ageing and cancer. Split across 4 episodes, David Semeraro talks to Jon Lund about acute inflammation, coverin...

16 Nov 201413min

You're on for surgical acute admissions - you've taken a history, examined the patient and sent off some blood tests, but you still can't figure what is wrong with your patient! What next...?Help is a...

10 Okt 201411min

Daniel Couch and Jennifer Murphy tell you all you ever wanted to know about hernias in this audio podcast. They discuss definition, presentation, symptoms and signs and management of hernias of all ki...

3 Okt 201415min

How confident are you with confidence intervals? Perhaps not 95%....In this podcast Rob Radcliffe explains what confidence intervals are, how to interpret them and how they provide a deeper understand...

23 Sep 20149min

Lymphoma, teratoma, testicular tumours, fibroadenoma, phyllodes tumour, molar pregnancy, choriocarcinoma and metastasis are some of the things discussed in the fourth and final part of the introductio...

1 Sep 201414min