Radioactive seed localization has improved our rates of negative margins of excision. First, the entry site of the wire is often not at the ideal location for incision by the surgeon at the time of operation. This may lead to additional unnecessary dissection and suboptimal cosmetic results. In addition, the wire must be placed the day of operation, necessitating the coordination of radiology and operative schedules and eliminating the possibility of performing a wire-localized procedure as the ...

This lecture focuses on system failures attributed to medical errors by focusing on common performance and diagnostic errors relating to the five most misdiagnosed conditions:Cancer Gastroenterology OB/GYNCardiologyNeurological This course meets the State of Florida requirements for Prevention of Medical Errors for physicians. This module was not processed through any other Florida board.  Check with your appropriate board for approval before taking this course.

This lecture addresses patients in sickle cell pain crisis which can be one of the most frustrating conditions for emergency medicine physicians and hospitalists to treat.  Dr. Gomez reviews a protocol and management strategy that has the potential to improve both patient and physician satisfaction, with an emphasis on compassionate, efficient pain control that promotes successful discharge.

The Cleft and Craniofacial Surgery CME talk will provide a general overview of the epidemiology, etiopathogenesis, classification, multidisciplinary care and treatment of common Craniofacial Surgery problems, with a focus on the primary cleft lip deformity

Lectures given by specialists from AdventHealth for Children regarding the evaluation of primary and secondary headaches in the pediatric urgent care patient.

This lecture talks about new concepts in vascular treatments that are evolving and require updated discussions, including illustrations and explanations on how patients can be managed and treated.

This lecture is for internists, family medicine physicians, medicine residents, medical students and clinical nurses who deal with acute or chronic epilepsy patients in different settings. The presentation provides most practical information needed to take care of epilepsy patients with confidence.