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Study Group 4

New for 2025! Neurology and gastroenterology

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Duration 3 hours

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Agenda

  • Headache

    Explore the assessment of headache, focusing on differential diagnoses, key symptoms, identifying triggers and understanding treatment approaches. The session will outline new treatment options for migraine and provide strategies to enhance care within primary care settings. It will also improve recognition and management of other headache types, boosting confidence in ruling out serious underlying conditions.

  • Functional neurological disorders

    This session will define functional neurological disorders (FND) and examine their context within the patient journey, focusing on patient experiences and understanding while weighing the risks and benefits of diagnostic investigations. Case studies will be reviewed to showcase a range of FND symptoms, highlighting holistic and supportive management approaches, including shared decision-making and patient empowerment. The presentation will also explore available resources for both patients and clinicians, along with key considerations for longer-term care.

  • Multiple sclerosis

    This session will provide an overview of multiple sclerosis (MS) and its subtypes, including relapsing-remitting and progressive forms. It will explore the impact of MS on patients, with a focus on early recognition and timely intervention. The patient journey from diagnosis to long-term care will be reviewed, addressing associated symptoms and quality-of-life considerations. Additionally, the session will examine the effects of MS on mental health and daily functioning, while discussing other potential differential diagnoses.

  • Hiatus hernia

    This session examines the causes and risk factors for a hiatus hernia along with its classification and symptoms. It will cover investigations, associated diseases and management options including lifestyle changes, pharmacological treatments and surgical interventions.

  • Diverticular disease

    The causes and typical symptoms of diverticular disease will be discussed, along with diagnosing in primary care and investigations. Management options (including red flag symptoms), referral criteria, prognosis and prevention will also be covered.

  • Appendicitis

    Here we will focus on the aetiology, epidemiology and both typical and atypical presentations of appendicitis. The session will include examination tips, management (including referral and emergency admission criteria) and treatment options including no treatment, antibiotics and surgery.

Speakers

  • Dr James Waldron

    James is a Portfolio GP working in Nottingham. James has a great interest in tea...

  • Dr Roger Henderson

    Dr Roger Henderson was born in 1960 and raised in Cumbria. He qualified as a doc...

Places

To ensure sessions remain sufficiently interactive and educationally rewarding, places will be strictly limited to 30 users per event on a first-come, first-served basis.

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