The exciting MediSurg Simplified Teaching Series continues with Week 8! This week join us for a surgical session focused on anorectal disease and lower GI bleeds. Led by Dr Holly Hellawell, this session will cover common conditions including fissures and haemorrhoids, in addition to acute emergency presentations of lower GI bleeding. Covering all aspects of clinical presentation, examination, investigations and management, participants are sure to benefit from the clinical relevance of this session. All doctors are invited to join the session, regardless of their level of experience. Don’t miss out on this great learning opportunity including our end of session quiz!

Summary

Join week eight of the informative MediSurg Simplified Teaching Series for a surgical session on anorectal disease and lower GI bleeds led by the insightful Dr. Holly Hellawell. Learn about common conditions like fissures and haemorrhoids, and gain knowledge on emergency presentations of lower GI bleeding. This session will delve deep into clinical presentation, examination, investigations, and management, catering to doctors of all experience levels. Don't miss this highly relevant educational opportunity, including our engaging end-of-session quiz.

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Learning objectives

Identify and understand the clinical presentation of common anorectal diseases such as fissures and haemorrhoids and various potential causes of lower GI bleeding.
Master the skills necessary in physical examination and subsequent investigations used to diagnose anorectal disease and lower GI bleeds.
Analyze and interpret the results of diagnostic investigations utilized in managing anorectal diseases and lower GI bleeds.
Develop ability to manage common anorectal diseases and acute episodes of lower GI bleeds, and understand the surgical interventions appropriate for each condition.
Collaborate with peers and instructors during the session through our interactive quiz, enhancing knowledge retention and application in a clinical setting.

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