Immune-mediated polyarthritis - when to suspect, what to rule out and what to treat with
(TTC)
Immune-mediated polyarthritis (IMPA) is a common orthopaedic presenting condition but can affect many body systems giving rise to numerous clinical presentations. Even once IMPA has been diagnosed, there is the challenge of deciding if this is a primary autoimmune disease or a consequence of another focus of inflammation requiring identification. Treatment can vary and relapse is common, and deciding on the best treatment option can be a difficult process
This lecture will address these questions and the clinical decision making with the evidence (or lack thereof!) behind them.
Language: English
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BVM&S DipECVIM-CA SFHEA MRCVS
Craig graduated from the Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies, and the worked at a busy practice in the North East of England before returning to the R(D)SVS to complete an Internal Medicine residency obtaining his diploma in 2019.
Craig spends most of his time in the Emergency & Critical Care department, where he is co-head. His main interests are immune-mediated conditions, and IMPA in particular.