University of Aberdeen: Haematology (Lymphoma & Myeloma)
Summary
This engaging teaching session at the University of Aberdeen focuses on Haematology, specifically Lymphoma & Myeloma. It's a fantastic educational opportunity for medical professionals looking to deepen their understanding of these blood cancers. The session will deliver critical insights into the latest research findings, diagnostics, treatment methodologies, and patients' management. You'll also gain a better understanding of the unique challenges these diseases present and strategies to effectively manage them. Don’t miss out on this chance to enhance your professional knowledge and skills.
Learning objectives
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To thoroughly understand the pathology and classification of lymphoma and myeloma, along with their epidemiology, as well as the risk factors associated with each.
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To develop an extensive knowledge about the signs and symptoms of both lymphoma and myeloma, focusing on recognizing early indicative signs to promote early diagnosis and intervention.
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To acquire in-depth knowledge on the various diagnostic procedures, laboratory tests, and imaging techniques used for detecting lymphoma and myeloma, and understand their interpretation and implications.
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To understand the different types of treatment modalities currently available for managing lymphoma and myeloma, including chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and other targeted therapies, along with their benefits and potential side effects.
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To engage in active discussions and case studies for higher understanding of the clinical manifestations, complications and prognosis of both lymphoma and myeloma, as well as strategies for patient education and support during and after treatment.