School of Veterinary Medicine and Science

What do ALT and ALP Actually Tell Us?  How to Approach, Diagnose and Manage Patients with Hepatobiliary Disease - Online

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Dates

Wednesday 1st November 2023 (1pm - 5pm)

 

Speakers

Rob Foale BVetMed CertSAM DSAM DipECVIM-CA FRCVS

Location Online Teams Meeting
Cost £100
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Overview

This session will be case-based using problem orientated medicine to create differential diagnosis lists and develop diagnostic plans to enable delegates to confidentially approach patients with, or suspected to have, hepatobiliary disease in a logical and structured manner in the practice setting.  

Topics to be covered 

        • The importance of identifying when hepatobiliary disease is and is not present 

        • The possible differential diagnoses for elevations in serum hepatobiliary markers 

        • Developing a logical clinical approach to enable an accurate diagnosis to be achieved 

        • The treatment options available for different forms of hepatobiliary disease



Learning objectives

  • Be able to understand how to assess and interpret all of the markers of hepatocellular disease 

  • Be able to create an outline differential diagnosis list for patients presenting with, or suspected to have, hepatobilioary disease 

  • Be able to create a logical diagnostic plan based on the differential diagnosis list 

  • Understand treatment options for the most common forms of hepatobiliary conditions discussed 

 

 

Veterinary CPD Education Centre

School of Veterinary Medicine and Science
University of Nottingham
Sutton Bonington Campus
Leicestershire, LE12 5RD

0115 951 6647

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