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5. Diagnostic uncertainty following orbital injury from a grease gun.

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Jawad, Muhammed, Yamini, Krishna, Sultan, Ziyaad, Coupland, Sarah, Hsuan, James, and McCormick, Austin

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*CROSS-sectional imaging, *WOUNDS & injuries, *SUSPICION, *MEDICAL personnel
Abstract

Orbital trauma involving high-pressure grease guns is rare and can cause significant morbidity due to retained intraorbital grease. Grease can appear similar to intraorbital air on cross-sectional imaging, and clinicians should have a high index of suspicion for retained intraorbital grease and know how to recognise this. In this case, we will share the clinical and radiological findings as well as management of retained intraorbital grease. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2023
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12. A competency framework in cardiothoracic surgery for training and revalidation — an international comparison

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Wang, Tim T., Ahmed, Kamran, Patel, Vanash M., Harling, Leanne, Jawad, Muhammed, Darzi, Ara, von Segesser, Ludwig Karl, Athanasiou, Thanos, Wang, Tim T., Ahmed, Kamran, Patel, Vanash M., Harling, Leanne, Jawad, Muhammed, Darzi, Ara, von Segesser, Ludwig Karl, and Athanasiou, Thanos

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The conventional methods of education, certification and recertification in cardiothoracic surgery face a paradigm shift in line with recent innovations in diagnostics and therapeutics. The attributes of a competent clinician entail proficiency in knowledge, communication, teamwork, management, health advocacy, professionalism and technical skills. This article investigates the skills required for a cardiothoracic surgeon to be competent. The relevant practice of certification and recertification across various regions has also been explored. Validated and competency-based curricula should be designed to develop core competencies to successfully integrate them into practice. Challenges to the implementation of such curricula and potential solutions are explored. Patient safety remains the ultimate aim to ensure excellence of both competency and performance

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