Don't miss week 11 of the MediSurg Simplified Teaching Series which will cover the common surgical presentation of Gallbladder disease. As a common admission on surgical wards in foundation years, and a regular topic for medical school exams, be sure to join this valuable teaching session which will cover pathophysiology, clinical presentation and guide you through necessary investigations and management principles. This crucial topic is relevant for all training levels. Don't forget to take the quiz at the end of the session to test your knowledge!

Summary

Join us for week 11 of the MediSurg Simplified Teaching Series where we dive into the surgical aspects of Gallbladder disease. This frequently encountered medical condition plays a crucial role in surgical ward admissions and medical school exams. Learn about its pathophysiology, clinical presentation plus investigations and management principles. This informative session is beneficial for medical professionals at all training levels. Further, you can assess your learning by taking a quiz at the end of the session. Don't miss out!

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Learning objectives

To understand the pathophysiology of common gallbladder diseases, including the process of stone formation and how this impacts gallbladder function.
To identify and discuss the various clinical presentations of gallbladder disease, with a focus on recognizing the principal symptoms.
To manage the necessary investigations required in a potential gallbladder disease case, demonstrating an understanding of the diagnostic tests and medical imaging techniques commonly employed.
To comprehend the basic principles of management in gallbladder disease including nutritional guidance, pain management, and surgical interventions when necessary.
To reinforce and test the acquired knowledge through a post-session quiz, aiming for a proficient understanding of gallbladder disease that is critical for medical school exams and practical application in medical practice.

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