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Growth Failure in Children: Primary Insulin-like Growth Factor Deficiency as an Emerging Diagnosis.
HAE: Creating Awareness, Recognition and Improving Therapeutic Management for Patients
Angioedema in the Primary Care Setting
Description:
This enduring CME material provides an elegant overview of HAE which, although a rare disease, has a significant impact on the the quality of life of patients. You will find this CE document contains a number of Case Presentations that will be quite relevant to the patients seen in the primary care setting. I would like to thank the authors, Dr. Mark Davis-Lorton, Dr. Douglas Johnston and Dr. Maz Rezvani for their hard work and diligence in drafting a comprehensive and fair-balanced educational enduring material. It is the hope of everyone involved in this project that the content will help to change practice behaviors which will then lead to an improvement in the recognition and subsequent management of patients with HAE.
HAE: Creating Awareness, Recognition and Improving Therapeutic Management for Patients
Angioedema in the Emergency Department
Description:
Dr. Adam Singer. Dr. Namita Kedia, Dr. Mark Davis-Lorton and Dr. Douglas Johnston, have written a thorough and well organized overview Angioedema as seen in the Emergency Department and have included an elegant overview of the rare disease, Hereditary Angioedema. The objective of this CME Enduring Material is to help the Emergency Medicine practitioner to rapidly identify and correctly manage the broad array of clinical presentations of Angioedema. The broad range of causative etiologies demands tailored therapy in order to provide effective management in what could be life threatening situations.
HAE: Creating Awareness, Recognition and Improving Therapeutic Management for Patients
Description:
Written for the practicing Allergist / Immunologist, the authors, Dr. Mark Davis-Lorton and Dr. Douglas Johnston, have crafted a thorough and well organized overview of this rare disease. It is the hope of everyone involved in this project that the content will help to change practice behaviors which will then lead to an improvement in the recognition and subsequent management of patients with HAE.
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A new CME offering from CE Symmetry.
Description:
Hereditary Angioedema: Multidisciplinary Strategies to Reduce Emergency Room Visits provides a unique view of HAE from a patients perspective and then engages three experts from the fields of Allergy/Immunology, Critical Care and Emergency Medicine in a discussion of HAE. They review the pathophysiology and clinical presentations of Angioedema including HAE. This is important as many patients with HAE are treated as if they have allergic angioedema. This leads to ineffective that, in some cases, may lead to life threatening outcomes.
This program will be available as an on-demand activity and there are a limited number of live presentations available to be scheduled at your institution, local organization or multi-specialty practice. If you would like to inquire about scheduling a certified CME event at your practice site, please complete the form below and we will contact you within 24 hours.
