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Week One: 1st - 2nd August18 Topics
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Efficient and cost-effective diagnostic evaluation and management of pulmonary nodules, infiltrates and unidentified opacities. Presented by Dr Sam Kim
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Advancements and Evidence in the Management of Chronic Venous Insufficiency. Presented by Dr Nigel Pinto
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Detection and Management of Atrial Fibrillation in the Stroke Patient. Presented by Dr Claire Muller
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Cardiac CT: Calcium scoring or CTCA, which test should I do? Presented by Dr Jeremy Wright
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Coronary Microvascular Dysfunction – How Technology Helps Drive Treatment. Presented by Dr Yohan Chacko
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Heart Murmurs 101: Assessing the subtle differences in your patients. Presented by Dr Yohan Chacko
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Current treatments for Aortic Stenosis: Listen, Suspect and Refer. Presented by Dr Paul Klaassen
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Prescribing Medicinal Cannabis. Presented by Dr Ben Jansen
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PFO's, do they have a role in cryptogenic stroke? Presented by Dr Dale Murdoch
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An insight into Valve in Valve TAVI Procedures. Presented by Dr Dale Murdoch
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Paediatric Respiratory Music: The Cough, Wheeze and Snore. Presented by Dr Archana Chacko
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Syncope: Challenges, diagnosis and treatment options. Presented by Dr Vincent Deen
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Managing Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension in adults with congenital heart disease. Presented by Dr Mugurel Nicolae
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A guided tour of the TAVI revolution. Presented by Dr Alex Incani
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Atrial Fibrillation - An update on management options. Presented by Dr John Hayes
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New management outcomes for stable coronary artery disease, the Ischaemia trial. Presented by Dr Brendan Bell
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Pathway to care for adult ADHD in private practice. Presented by Dr Saibul Guha
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Interesting and Challenging Cardiology Cases. Presented by Dr Rajan Prashar
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Efficient and cost-effective diagnostic evaluation and management of pulmonary nodules, infiltrates and unidentified opacities. Presented by Dr Sam Kim
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Week Two: 8th - 9th August18 Topics
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Iron: Not enough and too much of a good thing. Presented by Dr James Morton
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PCI with Atrial Fibrillation, how to manage Triple Antithrombotic Therapy. Presented by Dr Craig Juergens
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Screening for Gynaecological Malignancies. Presented by Dr Piksi Singh
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Advancements and Evidence in the Management of Chronic Venous Sufficiency. Presented by Dr Jonathan Rice
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Arrhythmias: Detection and Management in 2020. Presented by Dr Imran Kassam
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Managing Cholesterol: A Practical Clinical Guide in 2020. Presented by Professor David Colquhoun
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Preventative Cardiology: An Idea Whose Time Has Come! Presented by Professor David Colquhoun
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Fertility-Sparing Treatment of Gynaecological Cancer. Presented by Professor Andreas Obermair
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Rectal Prolapse. Presented by Dr Carina Chow
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Obesity and Bariatric Surgery. Presented by Dr Dan Walker
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Demystifying Management of Atrial Fibrillation. Presented by Dr Rahn Ilsar
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Managing the challenging Syncope patient in General Practice. Presented by Dr Calvin Hsieh
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Renal Calculi - Time to treat? Presented by Dr Peter Burke
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The development of PSA guidelines in Australia. Presented by Dr Peter Heathcote
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What’s new in fertility 2020 and beyond? Presented by Dr Charley Zheng
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PVC Ablation and PVC Induced Cardiomyopathy. Presented by Dr Tomos Walters
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Optimising Gastrointestinal care through Quality Endoscopy. Presented by Dr Sunny Lee
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Assessment and Investigation of the Thyroid Nodule. Presented by Professor Stan Sidhu
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Iron: Not enough and too much of a good thing. Presented by Dr James Morton
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Week Three: 15th - 16th August15 Topics
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TAVI in 2020: Not Just for High-Risk Patients. Presented by Dr Heath Adams
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Strokes and PFO’s, managing these complex patients. Presented by Dr Nay Htun
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Detect and Protect: Electrocardiograms and Medical Management in Atrial Fibrillation. Presented by Dr Paul West
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Advancements and Evidence in the Management of Chronic Venous Insufficiency. Presented by Dr Joseph Hockley
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Advancements and Evidence in the Management of Chronic Venous Insufficiency. Presented by Dr Domenic Robinson
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Cardiac Surgery – the future is here. Presented by Professor Jai Raman
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Atrial Fibrillation Management in 2020. Presented by Dr Andrei Catanchin
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Cranial nerve hyperfunction, diagnosis and treatment. Presented by Professor Marcus Stoodley
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Managing risk of stroke in patients with Atrial Fibrillation. Presented by Dr Colin Machado
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Aortic Stenosis, from diagnosis to management. Presented by Dr Matthew Brooks
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Where does TAVI fit into managing low-risk Aortic Stenosis patients. Presented by Dr Nay Htun
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Weightloss Surgery - When Diet and Exercise is…Not Enough. Presented by Dr Vytauras Kuzinkovas
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Heart Failure Management. Presented by Professor Eugene Kotlyar
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Melanoma: A Management Guide for GPs in 2020. Presented by Dr Daniel Walker
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Preconception Genetic Screening and the role of PGT in IVF. Presented by Dr Raelia Lew
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TAVI in 2020: Not Just for High-Risk Patients. Presented by Dr Heath Adams
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Week Four: 22nd August9 Topics
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Why ignorance is never a good defense. Dr Anchita Karmakar
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Coping with Stress and Uncertainty. Dr Carrie Rainbow and Dr Amy Kwan
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Creating a high performance culture. Martin Moore
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Using Multi-Source Feedback (MSF) as a significant component of your CPD requirements. A/Prof Michael Greco
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A holistic view of Practice and Personal finance. Brad Haynes
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Cost-effective marketing strategies that work. Ellie Bakker
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Data driven practices. Chris Smeed
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Cover your ass online: Australian Privacy Principles, AHPRA & Your Online Presence. Jeanette Jifkins
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How to manage a digital transformation of your General Practice clinic
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Why ignorance is never a good defense. Dr Anchita Karmakar
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Coronary Microvascular Dysfunction – How Technology Helps Drive Treatment. Presented by Dr Yohan Chacko
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THIS TALK WAS PRESENTED LIVE DURING THE INAUGURAL MEDD LIVE 2020 VIRTUAL MEDICAL CONFERENCE
Coronary Microvascular Dysfunction – How Technology Helps Drive Treatment
Learning Objectives:
1. What is microvascular angina?
2. What is coronary vasospasm?
3. How to test for this?
4. Benefits of testing
5. Differences in the management of these conditions
Abstract:
>50% of women with angina referred for coronary angiography have non-obstructive coronary arteries. Most are labelled as non-cardiac chest pain or given an empirical diagnosis of microvascular dysfunction. Progress in research and medical technology have now made it easier to definitively diagnose microvascular angina and coronary vasospasm. Randomised controlled trial results have shown improvements in symptoms and quality of life by performing these invasive tests and making a definitive diagnosis with tailored treatment. Coronary microvascular and vasospasm testing is now available at CardioVascular Clinics.
