Throat

Diagram comparing a healthy epiglottis with an inflamed, swollen epiglottis that narrows the airway.

Epiglottitis

Foreign Bodies

Glandular Fever

Laryngomalacia

Neck Lumps

Illustration comparing labeled normal throat anatomy with a peritonsillar abscess showing a deviated uvula and inflamed tonsillar pillars and palatine tonsils.

Peritonsillar Abscess

Illustrated tonsil grading system showing five throat diagrams labeled Grade 0 through Grade IV, with progressively enlarged tonsils occupying more of the oropharynx.

Tonsillitis

Popular

Diagram of tricuspid atresia showing a closed tricuspid valve, opening between the atria, underdeveloped right ventricle, and normally related aorta and pulmonary artery.
Congenital Heart Defects

Tricuspid atresia

by Fran Thompson and Dr Chris Oakley (Paediatric Cardiologist)

Infographic listing age-specific red flags for brain tumours in babies, children, and teens, including vomiting, headaches, coordination problems, vision changes, behaviour changes, seizures, and abnormal head growth or puberty.
Oncology

Primary Brain Tumours

by Matthew Brazkiewicz, Dr Tom Grundy and Adam Bonfield

Abdominal

Hirschsprung’s disease

by Dr Alex Cho (paediatric surgeon), Adam Bonfield and Dr Hussain Aluzri