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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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PFO’s, do they have a role in cryptogenic stroke? Presented by Dr Dale Murdoch
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THIS TALK WAS PRESENTED LIVE DURING THE INAUGURAL MEDD LIVE 2020 VIRTUAL MEDICAL CONFERENCE
PFO’s, do they have a role in cryptogenic stroke?
Learning Objectives:
1. Careful workup of patients with cryptogenic stroke is important
2. PFO closure has well demonstrated benefit in carefully selected patients
Abstract:
Young patients with cryptogenic stroke remain at elevated risk of future stroke. Those with a Patent Foramen Ovale (PFO) may benefit from percutaneous PFO closure. Recent large RCTs have proven benefit in carefully selected patients.
