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Pass the MSRA: Free Podcasts

Free revision podcasts for the MSRA exam by passthemsra.com. Over 1,000 revision notes -> using UK NICE and GMC guidelines. Go to our website for even more content: 1,100 revision notes, 22k flashcards, 22k rapid recall notes, 8.8k rapid quizzes, 1k mock question papers and CPS + SJT question banks. Follow along on our blogs for even more: transcriptions, images and links to more resources. We have helped thousands of doctors around the world achieve their full potential.

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Derm: Seborrhoeic Keratoses: Free MSRA Podcast

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2025/06/16

✅ MSRA Deep Dive: Seborrhoeic Keratoses – Spotting the Harmless vs. the HarmfulIn this revision-focused episode, we dive into seborrhoeic keratoses (SKs) – one of the most common skin findings in clinical practice and exams. Although benign, they’re frequently confused with serious lesions like melanoma or basal cell carcinoma (BCC). We clarify what they are, how to spot them, and when to worry.🧠 Key Learning Points📌 Definition• Common, benign epidermal tumours, often seen in older adults• Have a

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00:18:53

Derm: Adult Seborrhoeic Dermatitis: Free MSRA Podcast

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2025/06/16

🧑‍⚕️ FREE MSRA PODCAST – Adult Seborrhoeic Dermatitis: High-Yield Revision🎯 Everything you need to revise seborrhoeic dermatitis in adults for the MSRA. Cut through the noise—covering causes, clinical features, management, differentials, and more.Key Learning Points🔍 Definition• Seborrhoeic dermatitis is a chronic, relapsing inflammatory skin disorder affecting oily areas—scalp, face, chest• Linked to the yeast Malassezia; not contagious💡 Causes & Risk Factors• Overgrowth or sensitivity to

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00:14:33

Derm: Sebaceous cysts: Free MSRA Podcast

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2025/06/16

⚕️ FREE MSRA PODCAST – Sebaceous Cysts🎧 A clear, high-yield breakdown of these common benign skin lumps – ideal for clinical recognition and MSRA prep!🧠 Key Learning Points📌 Definition• Sebaceous cysts (often epidermoid or pillar cysts) are non-cancerous, subdermal lumps• Typically filled with keratin or sebum and found under the skin📌 Causes & Risk Factors• Blocked hair follicles or sebaceous glands• Minor trauma, acne, hormonal changes• Risk factors: oily skin, family history, acne• 🧬

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00:30:37

Derm: Scabies: Free MSRA Podcast

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2025/06/16

⚕️ FREE MSRA PODCAST – Scabies🎧 A clear, high-yield breakdown of this intensely itchy parasitic skin infestation – perfect for exam prep and real-life clinical scenarios.🧠 Key Learning Points📌 Definition• Scabies is a contagious skin infestation caused by the mite Sarcoptes scabiei var. hominis that burrows into the epidermis, triggering an allergic hypersensitivity reaction.📌 Causes & Risk Factors• Prolonged skin-to-skin contact• Institutional living (e.g. nursing homes, prisons)• Poverty,

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00:12:49

Derm: Rosacea: Free MSRA Podcast

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2025/06/16

🎧 MSRA Deep Dive: Rosacea – High-Yield Revision EssentialsA focused, exam-oriented breakdown of rosacea: features, subtypes, triggers, management, and complications – perfect for your MSRA prep.🧠 Core Learning Points📌 Definition• Chronic inflammatory skin condition• Affects the central face – redness, flushing, visible vessels, papules, pustules• May include eye involvement or rhinophyma📌 Subtypes & 2016 Classification• Papulopustular – spots + redness• Erythematotelangiectatic – flushing +

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00:18:18

Derm: Pyoderma gangrenosum: Free MSRA Podcast

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2025/06/16

🩹 FREE MSRA PODCAST – Pyoderma Gangrenosum: Pattern Recognition, Exclusion & Immunosuppression🎯 Everything you need to revise PG for the MSRA. From clinical recognition to management pearls—get the exam gold fast.Key Learning Points🔍 Definition• Pyoderma gangrenosum (PG) is a rare, inflammatory, non-infectious skin disorder• Presents as a painful, rapidly progressing ulcer, most often with undermined, violaceous borders💡 Causes & Risk Factors• Unknown aetiology—thought to be immune

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00:13:41

Derm: Purpura: Free MSRA Podcast

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2025/06/16

⚕️ FREE MSRA PODCAST – Purpura🎧 A clear, high-yield breakdown of this essential skin sign – perfect for exam prep and spotting urgent clinical clues.🧠 Key Learning Points📌 Definition• Purpura refers to purple/red skin or mucosal spots caused by bleeding under the skin.• Non-blanching and due to vessel rupture, platelet dysfunction, or coagulation problems.📌 Causes & Risk Factors• Thrombocytopenic: ITP, leukaemia, DIC, bone marrow failure• Non-thrombocytopenic: Vasculitis (e.g. HSP), scurvy,

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00:22:36

Derm: Pruritus: Free MSRA Podcast

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2025/06/16

⚕️ FREE MSRA PODCAST – Pruritus🎧 A clear, high-yield breakdown of this common yet complex itching symptom – perfect for MSRA exam prep and real-world dermatology differentials.🧠 Key Learning Points📌 Definition• Pruritus is an unpleasant sensation that provokes the urge to scratch• It is a symptom, not a diagnosis – can be acute or chronic (>6 weeks)📌 Causes & Risk Factors• Dermatological: Eczema, psoriasis, contact dermatitis, urticaria• Systemic: Liver disease (cholestasis), kidney

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00:24:49

Derm: Pressure ulcers: Free MSRA Podcast

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2025/06/16

⚕️ FREE MSRA PODCAST – Pressure Ulcers🎧 A clear, high-yield breakdown of this preventable yet serious skin condition – perfect for exam prep and real-life clinical scenarios.🧠 Key Learning Points📌 Definition• Localised injury to the skin and/or underlying tissue over bony prominences• Caused by sustained pressure, shear, or friction• Also known as bedsores or decubitus ulcers📌 Causes & Risk Factors• Prolonged immobility – e.g. bedbound or wheelchair users• Shear – skin layers sliding (e.g

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00:13:09

Derm: Pityriasis rosea: Free MSRA Podcast

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2025/06/16

🧑‍⚕️ FREE MSRA PODCAST – Pityriasis Rosea: The Rash with the Herald Patch🎯 All the essentials for MSRA revision: classic signs, how to spot mimics, and symptom-based management.Key Learning Points🔍 Definition• Pityriasis rosea is a self-limiting rash, usually starting with a single herald patch and followed by multiple oval pink/red lesions, often in a Christmas tree pattern on the trunk.🦠 Causes• Thought to be triggered by viral infection (mainly HHV-6, HHV-7)• Can also be mimicked by drug

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00:14:44

Derm: Port wine stains: Free MSRA Podcast

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2025/06/16

⚕️ FREE MSRA PODCAST – Port Wine Stains🎧 A clear, high-yield breakdown of this congenital vascular skin lesion – perfect for MSRA exam prep and real-world dermatology recognition.🧠 Key Learning Points📌 Definition• Port wine stains (PWS), or capillary malformations, are congenital vascular birthmarks present at birth.• They appear as flat pink to purple patches, caused by dilated capillaries in the dermis.• Unlike other birthmarks, they do not fade and persist lifelong.📌 Causes & Risk

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00:15:56

Derm: Pityriasis versicolor: Free MSRA Podcast

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2025/06/16

✅ MSRA Deep Dive: Pityriasis Versicolor – Discolouration, Diagnosis & ManagementIn this episode, we’re zooming in on Pityriasis Versicolor (aka Tinea Versicolor), a common superficial fungal skin infection. Caused by Malassezia yeast, this condition is MSRA-relevant due to its subtle signs, confusing differentials, and high recurrence. We break down what you need to know, fast.🧠 Key Learning Points📌 Definition & Organism• A yeast-driven skin infection caused primarily by Malassezia furfur•

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00:18:45

Derm: Mycosis Fungoides: Free MSRA Podcast

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2025/06/16

✅ MSRA Deep Dive: Mycosis Fungoides – The Great Dermatological MimickerIn this focused episode, we tackle Mycosis Fungoides (MF) – the most common type of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (CTCL). Often mistaken for eczema or psoriasis, MF is a high-yield MSRA topic. We break down its presentation, investigation, and UK-based management in a way that’s easy to retain for exam prep and clinical practice.🧠 Key Learning Points📌 Definition• MF is a slow-growing non-Hodgkin lymphoma that originates from

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00:16:42

Derm: Malignant melanoma: Free MSRA Podcast

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2025/06/16

🧑‍⚕️ FREE MSRA PODCAST – Malignant Melanoma: Spotting and Stopping Skin Cancer Early🎯 All the essential facts on malignant melanoma for MSRA revision: recognition, risk, management, and prevention—clear and concise.Key Learning Points🔍 Definition• Malignant melanoma is an aggressive skin cancer from melanocytes (pigment cells), capable of rapid spread (metastasis) if not caught early.☀️ Causes & Risk Factors• Ultraviolet (UV) exposure (sunlight & tanning beds)• Severe sunburns, especially

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Derm: Peutz-Jeghers Syndrome: Free MSRA Podcast

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2025/06/16

⚕️ FREE MSRA PODCAST – Peutz-Jeghers Syndrome🎧 A clear, high-yield breakdown of this rare genetic polyposis syndrome – perfect for exam prep and real-life clinical scenarios.🧠 Key Learning Points📌 Definition• Peutz-Jeghers Syndrome (PJS) is a rare inherited condition marked by hamartomatous GI polyps and mucocutaneous pigmentation.• Strongly associated with increased cancer risk (GI and extra-GI).📌 Causes & Risk Factors• Mutation in the STK11 (LKB1) gene on chromosome 19• Inherited in an

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00:17:42

Derm: Pemphigus vulgaris: Free MSRA Podcast

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2025/06/16

⚕️ FREE MSRA PODCAST – Pemphigus Vulgaris🎧 A clear, high-yield breakdown of this rare autoimmune blistering disease – perfect for exam prep and clinical recognition.🧠 Key Learning Points📌 Definition• Pemphigus vulgaris (PV) is a chronic autoimmune blistering disorder affecting the skin and mucous membranes, caused by autoantibodies against desmogleins—proteins vital for cell-to-cell adhesion.📌 Causes & Risk Factors• Autoantibodies against desmoglein 3 (and sometimes desmoglein 1)• Genetic

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00:14:52

Derm: Pellagra: Free MSRA Podcast

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2025/06/16

🎧 FREE MSRA PODCAST – Pellagra (Niacin Deficiency)🧠 One of the most classic, exam-friendly conditions – but still clinically relevant today. Let’s break down pellagra, the disease of the 4 Ds:Dermatitis, Diarrhoea, Dementia, and Death.🧠 Key Learning Points📌 DefinitionPellagra is caused by a deficiency of niacin (vitamin B3) or its precursor tryptophan. Classically presents with the “4 Ds”:• Dermatitis• Diarrhoea• Dementia• Death (if untreated)📌 Causes🔹 Malnutrition – poor intake of

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00:13:32

Derm: Molluscum contagiosum: Free MSRA Podcast

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2025/06/16

🧑‍⚕️ FREE MSRA PODCAST – Molluscum Contagiosum: Recognise, Reassure, Refer🎯 Your rapid revision session for one of dermatology’s most common viral infections. We cover diagnosis, management, red flag scenarios and the must-know referral pathways for the MSRA.Key Learning Points🔍 Definition• Molluscum contagiosum is a common, self-limiting viral skin infection caused by the molluscum contagiosum virus (MCV, poxvirus family).🦠 Transmission & Risk Groups• Spread by direct skin contact or

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00:13:42

Derm: Milia: Free MSRA Podcast

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2025/06/16

⚕️ FREE MSRA PODCAST – Milia🎧 A clear, high-yield breakdown of this keratin-filled cystic skin condition – perfect for exam prep and real-life clinical scenarios.🧠 Key Learning Points📌 Definition• Tiny, benign keratin-filled cysts under the skin• Appear as white or yellowish dome-shaped bumps• Most common on the face (eyelids, cheeks, nose)📌 Causes & Risk Factors• Trapped keratin beneath the epidermis• Skin trauma – burns, blistering, surgery• Prolonged use of thick creams or steroids•

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00:15:49

Derm: Melanocytic Naevus: Free MSRA Podcast

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2025/06/16

⚕️ FREE MSRA PODCAST – Melanocytic Naevus🎧 A clear, high-yield breakdown of this extremely common pigmented skin lesion – perfect for MSRA prep and clinical confidence.🧠 Key Learning Points📌 Definition• A melanocytic naevus (mole) is a benign proliferation of melanocytes, the pigment-producing cells of the skin.• Think of it as a small cluster of pigment cells, forming a flat or raised lesion.📌 Causes & Risk Factors• Genetic predisposition – family history of moles or melanoma• UV exposure,

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