Do you sometimes struggle to decide what diagnostic test is going to be most helpful for a patient you suspect has GI, liver or pancreatic disease?

Do you struggle to decide whether the radiograph has confirmed your suspicion of an intestinal obstruction? Does the thought of doing a liver, pancreatic or intestinal biopsy send shivers down your spine? Then this multidisciplinary course is the one for you.

Why do this course?
In the first three weeks we will tackle the diagnostic challenges relating to liver, pancreatic and gut disease. We will discuss a logical approach to the clinical signs a patient with abdominal disorders may present with and clin path interpretation challenges. The role of abdominal radiology vs abdominal ultrasound and other imaging modalities such as CT will be discussed – is there one modality that is always best? And then finally, the principles of surgical procedures involving the gut, liver and pancreas will be reviewed.

Throughout the course there will be ample opportunity for discussion between participants, to have all of your queries and concerns answered by the tutors as well as case studies on which to practice your decision-making skills.

The webinars will run on the following dates from 12.30pm to 2.30pm London time:

Wednesday 3rd May
Wednesday 10th May
Wednesday 17th May (Please note on this date there will be a live Q&A with the tutor at 11.30am London time. A recorded version of the lecture will be made available to view before this Q&A.)
Wednesday 24th May