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Clinical Management Workshops

Workshop 2 (Supported by <emphasis role="italic">Endocrinology, Diabetes &amp; Metabolism Case Reports</emphasis>) How Do I Do It?

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How and when do I initiate treatment for central hypothyroidism?

Persani Luca

The central hypothyroidism (CeH) is a hypothyroid condition due to an insufficient stimulation by TSH of an otherwise normal thyroid gland. CeH is about 1000-fold rarer than primary hypothyroidism (PH). Differently to PH, the CeH is most frequently characterized by low/normal TSH levels and thyroid hormone replacement is associated with the suppression of residual TSH secretion even during low thyroxine regimen.Thus, CH management often represents a clin...
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How do I investigate and manage sweating

Swords F M

This practical and interactive session will explore the difficult clinical presentation of sweating.This problem is very commonly encountered in primary care, and can present a major diagnostic and management challenge. In practise, although there are multiple endocrine causes for excessive sweating, in the majority of cases presenting with this symptom alone, no endocrine cause is found.An overview of the most important aspects of...
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How I do: hyponatraemia

Ball Stephen

Hyponatraemia (serum Na+<135 mmol/l) is common. It is associated with increased mortality and morbidity across a range of clinical contexts. Despite this, it remains an area in which there is diverse practice. There are centre and speciality-specific approaches to diagnosis and management that reflect both the apparent absence of a clear evidence-base and differences in perceived clinical priorities.This presentation will focus on a number of key the...
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