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Case: Haemophilia trauma

A 5-year-old male presents to your tertiary Emergency Department 1 hour following minor trauma. He complains of headache and left leg pain. He has a history of severe Haemophilia A.

1. List (4) features on examination you would try to identify in this patient. 4 marks

Left leg XR does not demonstrate any underlying fracture, however, the patient is assessed as requiring a CTB.

2. List (3) relevant findings in the above imaging. 3 marks

3. Outline your key management priorities for this patient 5 marks

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Case: Haemophilia trauma

1. List (4) features on examination you would try to identify in this patient. 4 marks

2. List (3) relevant findings in the above imaging. 3 marks

3. Outline your key management priorities for this patient 5 marks

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