2022 Ohio Osteopathic Symposium – Saturday Lectures

Endocrinology: Current Approach to the Incidental Adrenal Mass 
John E. Paes, DO

1. Describe the basic radiographic and laboratory evaluation required for assessing incidentally detected adrenal lesions.
2. Explain the workup for suspected incidental adrenal mass.
3. Identify treatment options for the incidental adrenal mass.

KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Drowning Above Water: The Patient Experience 
Adan A. Fuentes, DO

1. Demonstrate how your role as a physician can provide a positive experience for patients and their families.
2. Explain how the patient experience impacts both the patient and the healthcare system.
3. Describe how your own personal experience as a patient has shaped how you practice medicine.

Cardiovascular: Comprehensive Review 
Swollen Limb: Not All Adema Are Managed by Diuretics 
Samih Bittar, MD 
Approach to Lower Extremity PAD 
Joseph D. Campbell, MD 

1. Discuss the latest advances in medical invasive therapy for patients with heart and vascular disease, including stroke.
2. Review advanced approached to the care of patients with congestive heart failure.
3. Review the contemporary management of patients with peripheral vascular disease.

Urology: Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH) Review: Old and New 
Determine Your BPH Symptoms: International Prostate System Score (IPSS) 
Scott D. Barkin, DO, FACOS

1. Understand the physiology, incidence and impact of BPH.
2. Perform a primary care evaluation and implement treatment for BPH.
3. Understand the newer minimally invasive treatments for BPH.

I Can’t Stop Coughing 
Nathan P. Samsa, DO, PharmD

1. Review findings while progressing through the case
2. Formulate a differential
3. Discuss teaching points
4. Create a plan of care

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