IgG4-Related Disease

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IgG4-Related Disease

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Nov 25, 2020

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What you need to know for your boards: Epidemiology, mechanisms, presentation, work-up, management, prognosis and of course, quiz time! Special thanks to Dr. John Stone for his ongoing help with my IgG4-related questions over the years.

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Nov 25, 2020

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Titles in the series (16)

Rheumatology reviews of key topics for your exams and clinical practice, whether you're exercising, grocery shopping, driving, or whatever else it is you choose to do unshackled from your desk.

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Myositis: What you need to know for your boards: A little epidemiology and etiology, but a particular focus on the workup (including autoantibody profile) and management of autoimmune myositis. by Rheumatology For The Royal College
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IgG4-Related Disease: What you need to know for your boards: Epidemiology, mechanisms, presentation, work-up, management, prognosis and of course, quiz time! Special thanks to Dr. John Stone for his ongoing help with my IgG4-related questions over the years. by Rheumatology For The Royal College
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Osteoporosis: What you need to know for your boards: The epidemiology, presentation, and a particular focus on diagnosis, work-up and management of osteoporosis. by Rheumatology For The Royal College
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Lupus Nephritis: What you need to know for your rheumatology boards (and some) is summarized in the first 55 minutes. There are an additional 20 minutes of high yield material at the end, including lupus nephritis in pregnancy and renal transplant, which I think are important for the exam and clinical practice. by Rheumatology For The Royal College
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Psoriatic Arthritis: What you need to know for your rheumatology boards (and some!). The treatment landscape of PsA is rapidly evolving, so I placed special emphasis on pharmacologic management in this episode. We also discuss 3 challenging scenarios in the last 9 minutes. by Rheumatology For The Royal College
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PMR and GCA Part 2: Management: What you need to know for your boards on how to manage Polymyalgia Rheumatica and Giant Cell Arteritis. by Rheumatology For The Royal College
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PMR and GCA Part 1: Background, presentation and diagnosis: What you need to know for your boards on Polymyalgia Rheumatica and Giant Cell Arteritis: A little epidemiology and pathophysiology, with a particular focus on the clinical presentation and workup (including imaging). by Rheumatology For The Royal College
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Rheumatoid Arthritis Management: Part 1: Episode #1 of a 2-part series. Part 1 will provide a rundown of the guidelines and the most important drugs in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis. Part 2 will be published shortly after. by Rheumatology For The Royal College
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Antiphospholipid Syndrome: What you need to know about the Antiphospholipid Syndrome for your boards and clinical practice. We’ll discuss a little pathophysiology and epidemiology, but mostly focus on the clinical presentation, workup and management, as well as Catastrophic APS (CAPS). by Rheumatology For The Royal College
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Gout Part 1: Background, Presentation and Diagnosis: We’ll focus on everything you need to know, short of management. This means pathophys, epidemiology, clinical presentation, workup and diagnosis. by Rheumatology For The Royal College
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Scleroderma Part 2: Management: The fundamentals of what you need for patient encounters and your boards. In this episode we’ll exclusively discuss the management of systemic sclerosis. This includes treatment of the skin, esophageal disease, interstitial lung disease, pulmonary arterial hypertension and scleroderma renal crisis. by Rheumatology For The Royal College
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Scleroderma Part 1: Clinical Presentation And Workup: The fundamentals of what you need for your patient encounters and board exams. In this episode we’ll discuss a little epidemiology and pathophys, but focus heavily on the clinical presentation and workup. Part 2 will come out soon and focus on the management of systemic sclerosis. by Rheumatology For The Royal College
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