An OSCE case involving a 54-year-old man presenting with an acutely swollen knee. Candidates must interpret aspirate results consistent with pseudogout, consider septic arthritis as a differential, explain findings to the RMO, and outline management including rest, anti-inflammatories, and oral steroids. Discussion should also address the missed warfarin history leading to haemarthrosis and emphasise the importance of thorough medication review.
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