GI and Surgical Emergency

Name: GI and Surgical Emergency
Start: 2024-11-15T19:00:00+00:00
End: 2024-11-15T20:00:00+00:00

15th Nov 2024

7:00 - 8:00pm (GMT)

Emergency general surgery

ACCS Emergency Medicine

Emergency medicine

General surgery

15th Nov 2024

7:00 - 8:00pm (GMT)

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Description

Dr Rebecca Lee (SFP2) will discuss common GI diseases and surgical emergencies, including gallbladder diseases, bowel obstruction, and acute appendicitis, on the evening of 15-11 (Friday). Come join us for tips and high-yield exam contents in general surgery, focusing on the pathology, signs and symptoms, investigation and treatment options.

Summary

Enhance your knowledge on common GI diseases and surgical emergencies with Dr Rebecca Lee's teaching session on 15th November. Gain crucial insights into gallbladder diseases, bowel obstruction, and acute appendicitis. The session will concentrate on high-yield exam content in general surgery, including pathology, signs and symptoms, investigation, and treatment options. This valuable resource is ideal for medical professionals seeking to deepen their understanding and proficiency.

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Learning objectives

To understand the common pathological causes of gallbladder diseases, bowel obstruction and acute appendicitis, and how they evolve into GI and surgical emergencies.
To identify the signs and symptoms commonly associated with these GI disorders, and understand the procedures for thorough clinical investigation.
To discuss the various treatment methods for these diseases, including non-surgical and surgical options, and define the factors that determine the appropriate treatment.
To develop a comprehensive understanding of high-yield content for examinations in general surgery, particularly as they pertain to GI and surgical emergencies.
To improve the proficiency in clinical judgement and decision-making for GI diseases and surgical emergencies that will enhance patient care.

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