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When to suspect & how to investigate for ovarian cancer

The features of the fairly ‘non-specific’ symptoms of ovarian cancer which might prompt further investigation

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Ovarian cancer update – What’s the latest?

The incidence of ovarian cancer in Australia

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Breast density

The causes of high mammographic breast density

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How best to use your local gynae-oncologist

When and how to refer to a Gynecologist and what do Gynae-oncologists do? (and don’t do)

Podcasts

Cardio-Oncology: What GPs Need to Know – Lecture

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Vaginal health after breast cancer

The physiological changes in the urogenital area after breast cancer treatment

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Management of lymphoedema after breast cancer

The early signs and suggested conservative management of lymphoedema after breast cancer surgery

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Ductal carcinoma in situ – Practical advice

What is DCIS? What are the continuing controversies? And how is it treated?

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Non-melanoma skin cancers – What’s new in radiotherapy – Lecture

Dr O'Connor explains that radiotherapy can be a safe and effective alternative to surgery, and is particularly useful for the elderly or where surgery might have a negative impact on function or cosmesis.

Podcasts

Radiation therapy vs surgery for prostate cancer

Major advances in external beam radiotherapy means that it achieves similar long term outcomes to radical prostatectomy with markedly less incontinence, erectile dysfunction at lower costs since it’s fully funded by Medicare

Podcasts

Radiotherapy for non-melanoma skin cancer

Radiotherapy is suitable for non-melanomatous skin cancers that are either high risk with local invasion or metastases, where surgery is inappropriate or if the patient has extended skin field cancerisation

Podcasts

PSA Testing – An update on best practice – Lecture

In this Healthed lecture, Prof Jeremy Grummet, explains that PSA testing continues to be a topic that is a cause of debate and sometimes confusion about which men should be tested and how the results should be interpreted and acted upon

Oncology

When to suspect & how to investigate for ovarian cancer

The features of the fairly ‘non-specific’ symptoms of ovarian cancer which might prompt further investigation

Ovarian cancer update – What’s the latest?

The incidence of ovarian cancer in Australia

Breast density

The causes of high mammographic breast density

How best to use your local gynae-oncologist

When and how to refer to a Gynecologist and what do Gynae-oncologists do? (and don’t do)

Cardio-Oncology: What GPs Need to Know – Lecture

Vaginal health after breast cancer

The physiological changes in the urogenital area after breast cancer treatment

Management of lymphoedema after breast cancer

The early signs and suggested conservative management of lymphoedema after breast cancer surgery

Ductal carcinoma in situ – Practical advice

What is DCIS? What are the continuing controversies? And how is it treated?

Non-melanoma skin cancers – What’s new in radiotherapy – Lecture

Dr O'Connor explains that radiotherapy can be a safe and effective alternative to surgery, and is particularly useful for the elderly or where surgery might have a negative impact on function or cosmesis.

Radiation therapy vs surgery for prostate cancer

Major advances in external beam radiotherapy means that it achieves similar long term outcomes to radical prostatectomy with markedly less incontinence, erectile dysfunction at lower costs since it’s fully funded by Medicare

Radiotherapy for non-melanoma skin cancer

Radiotherapy is suitable for non-melanomatous skin cancers that are either high risk with local invasion or metastases, where surgery is inappropriate or if the patient has extended skin field cancerisation

PSA Testing – An update on best practice – Lecture

In this Healthed lecture, Prof Jeremy Grummet, explains that PSA testing continues to be a topic that is a cause of debate and sometimes confusion about which men should be tested and how the results should be interpreted and acted upon

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The features of the fairly ‘non-specific’ symptoms of ovarian cancer which might prompt further investigation

The incidence of ovarian cancer in Australia

The causes of high mammographic breast density

When and how to refer to a Gynecologist and what do Gynae-oncologists do? (and don’t do)

The physiological changes in the urogenital area after breast cancer treatment

The early signs and suggested conservative management of lymphoedema after breast cancer surgery

What is DCIS? What are the continuing controversies? And how is it treated?

Dr O'Connor explains that radiotherapy can be a safe and effective alternative to surgery, and is particularly useful for the elderly or where surgery might have a negative impact on function or cosmesis.

Major advances in external beam radiotherapy means that it achieves similar long term outcomes to radical prostatectomy with markedly less incontinence, erectile dysfunction at lower costs since it’s fully funded by Medicare

Radiotherapy is suitable for non-melanomatous skin cancers that are either high risk with local invasion or metastases, where surgery is inappropriate or if the patient has extended skin field cancerisation

In this Healthed lecture, Prof Jeremy Grummet, explains that PSA testing continues to be a topic that is a cause of debate and sometimes confusion about which men should be tested and how the results should be interpreted and acted upon

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