Journal of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh

Head turning sign.

Steroid refractory giant cell arteritis with bilateral vertebral artery occlusion and middle cerebellar peduncle infarction.

Biomarkers and newer laboratory investigations in the diagnosis of sepsis.

Antimicrobial use and misuse at the end of life: a retrospective analysis of a treatment escalation/limitation plan.

Dual pathology or unifying diagnosis?

Cannabis hyperemesis syndrome: still under recognised after all these years.

Exploring junior doctor morale in a UK hospital.

Peer review in academic publishing: threats and challenges.

The importance of nontechnical skills in leading cardiopulmonary resuscitation teams.

Successful reintroduction of tumour necrosis factor-alpha inhibition after treatment of disseminated Lyme borreliosis.

Lipodermatosclerosis: the common skin condition often treated as cellulitis.

Discharge home from critical care: safety assessment in a resource constrained system.

Malignant spinal cord compression.

The Mary Walker effect: Mary Broadfoot Walker.

Grappling with responsibility, dementia and death: notes of a junior doctor.

Mobile apps: an emerging tool to improve acute stroke care.

Hidden from plain sight: a classic neurocutaneous syndrome without cutaneous manifestation.

Black lungs in the general population: a new look at an old dispute.

Respiratory medicine in Iraq - from the primitive to the advanced.

Dr James Riley, pioneer in histamine and mast cell studies.

Trainee and supervisor experience of the Academic Foundation Programme.

Retroperitoneal fibrosis: a rare disease for frontline clinicians.

Student perceptions of a sequential objective structured clinical examination.

Adult onset seizures in learning disability.

A prospective study on the clinical profile and outcome of meningoencephalitis in adults in a South Indian tertiary care centre.

The use of IVIg in the treatment of inflammatory polyneuropathies and myasthenia gravis at The Walton Centre.

Autoimmune encephalitis.

Syncope in a new mother: a case of long-QT syndrome presenting after childbirth.

Was Thomas Wharton Jones FRS, assistant to the infamous Dr Knox, the first to recognise the blood eosinophil?

Factors influencing overall satisfaction of Core Medical Trainees in the Yorkshire and the Humber region, UK.

Forme fruste anti-GQ1b-negative Miller Fischer syndrome masquerading as posterior circulation stroke.

The prevalence and impact of psychiatric comorbidity in inpatients admitted to a district general hospital in England: a 1-week cross-sectional study.

L-carnitine supplementation as a potential therapy for suspected hyperammonaemic encephalopathy.

A history of Stoke Mandeville Hospital and the National Spinal Injuries Centre.

Bilateral lateral geniculate body lesions causing reversible blindness in a patient with posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome.

A mark to remember.