Surgical management for primary care

Saturday 19 October, 2019

Thanks to all those who made this day the success it was. Below you will find all of the video presentations from the day.

The Auckland Faculty of the RNZCGP and Goodfellow Unit presents this one day surgical update covering ophthalmology, general and vascular surgery, a large ORL component, neurosurgery and urology.

The aim is to provide clinical updates and guidance supporting excellence in practice, on common conditions and potentially serious conditions that are seen in general practice.

Audience: General Practitioner (GP)

Venue: Tāmaki Innovation Campus, Gate 1, 261 Morrin Rd, St Johns, Auckland 1072, Building 730, room 732-201. Map (click here)

Registration: opens 8.00am

Cost: Free.

Parking: Free, ample onsite open-air parking.

Catering: Morning tea and lunch are provided.

Presentations

Programme

TIME	TOPIC	SPEAKER
8.00-8.30am	Registrations
8.30-8.35	Mihi whakatau with Mr Te Teira
8.35-8.40	Housekeeping
	Opthalmology Sivasuthan Kanapathippillai
8.40-8.45	Chalazion
8.45-8.55	Flashers and floaters
8.55-9.05	The red eye
9.05-9.10	Questions
	General surgery Chair: Magdalena Biggar
9.10-9.20	Hernia	David Moss
9.20-9.30	Lumps & bumps & lymph nodes	Matthew Clark
9.30-9.40	Bariatric surgery	Jon Morrow
9.40-9.55	Breast	Sandhya Pillai
9.55-10.10	Vascular	Dave Adams
10.10-10.25	Proctology	Lincoln Israel
10.25-10.35	Questions
10.35-10.50	Morning tea
	ORL Chair: Subhaschandra Shetty
10.50-11.05	Management and referral of obstructive salivary disease	Ahmad Zahoor
11.05-11.20	Chronic rhino-sinusitis	Salil Nair
11.20-11.30	Musculoskeletal examination of head and neck	Jim Bartley
11.30-11.40	Surgical management of OSA	Francis Hall
11.40-11.55	Acute hearing loss - assessment and referral	Michel Neeff
11.55-12.10	Current management of thyroid nodules and differentiated thyroid cancer	John Chaplin
12.10-12.25	Telehealth in ORL or “TeleORL”	David Grayson
12.25-12.40	Dysphonia: risk factors and when to refer	Randall Morton
12.40-12.50	Questions
12.50 -1.30	Lunch
	Neurosurgery Andrew Lim
1.30-1.40	Trigemnial neuralgia
1.40-1.50	Acute onset headache
1.50-2.05	A guide to the neuro exam
2.05-2.20	Brain tumours
2.20-2.30	Cervical spine surgery
	Urology Andrew Lienert/Simon Van Rij
2.30-2.40	Lower urinary tract symptoms
2.40-2.50	Urinary tract infections
2.50-3.00	Prostate cancer / PSA
3.00-3.10	Renal stones
3.10-3.20	Hematuria
3.20-3.30	Scrotal / penile pathology
3.35-3.40	Questions

Speakers


	David Moss MB ChB 1994 Auckland; FRACS (GS) 2002 Lead Surgeon, General Surgeon, Clinical Lead and Lead Surgeon Breast Screening, General, Breast and Endocrine Surgeon.
	Matthew Clark MB ChB 1990 Auckland; FRACS 1999 General surgery, surgical oncology, sarcoma, melanoma, breast surgery.
	Jon Morrow MB ChB 1997 Auckland; FRACS (GS) 2010 Dr Morrow is a public appointment at Middlemore Hospital, Counties Manukau District Health Board as a consultant general surgeon, subspecialising in bariatric surgery with an interest in breast cancer work.
	Sandhya Pillai MB ChB 1999 Otago; FRACS (GS) 2015 Sandhya is an oncoplastic breast surgeon and an Associate Member of Breast Surgeons of Australia & New Zealand and a member of the New Zealand Association of General Surgeons.
	David Adams MB ChB 1984 Auckland; FRACS 1991 General and Vascular Surgeon, Vascular Surgeon. Research interests have included aortic aneurysm screening, familial incidence of aneurysm and the use of thoracic sympathectomy. David has a significant interest in trauma.
	Lincoln Israel MB ChB 1993 Auckland; FRACS 2003 Lincoln is a General Surgeon and Colorectal Surgeon. He works at Middlemore Hospital where he manages a wide range of acute and elective general surgical conditions including trauma, hernia and gallbladder surgery. His main interest remains colorectal surgery.
	Ahmad Zahoor MB BS 1978 Kashmir; FRACS (Otol) 2002 Ahmad trained in Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery in New Zealand and overseas, and has 28 years of experience in the specialty.
	Salil Nair MB ChB 1991 Dundee; FRCS (Otol) 2000; CCST (UK) Otol 2002 Salil specialises in surgery for chronic sinusitis and rhinitis, tumours of the nose / sinuses and skull base, Lothrop frontal sinus surgical procedures and watery eyes. He collaborates with the neurosurgeons and ophthalmologists on joint complex cases and regularly attends the multidisciplinary Head & Neck meetings at ACH.
	Jim Bartley MB ChB 1981 Auckland; FRACS 1990; FFPMANZCA 2008 Pain Medicine, Otolaryngology Head & Neck Surgery
	Francis Hall MB ChB 1986 Otago; Dip Obst 1990 Otago; FRACS 1998 Francis brings home to New Zealand years of international experience gained in Australia, Canada and the United States. He was the first New Zealander to perform sialoendoscopy and spent 5 years on staff at Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit (the home of robotic surgery in the US) focusing on treating head and neck cancer patients.
	Michel Neeff MB ChB 1995 Auckland; FRACS 2006 Michel he has had appointments as an ENT consultant at Starship Children’s Hospital, Auckland City Hospital, and Green Lane Clinical Centre. He is the Clinical Director at Starship Children's Hospital. He is a founding member and Director at ENT Associates.
	John Chaplin MB ChB 1989 Auckland; FRACS 1996 John is an FRACS qualified Head and Neck, Endocrine and Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon, internationally fellowship trained in Head and Neck Surgery and Facial Plastic and Reconstructive surgery. He also has expertise in facial plastic and reconstructive surgery, including free tissue transfer, cosmetic and functional rhinoplasty and cosmetic facial surgery.
	David Grayson MB ChB 1989 Otago; FRACS 1999 ORL Surgeon Paediatrics - Clinical Director
	Dr Morton Consultant Otolaryngologist-Head & Neck Surgeon in Counties-Manukau DHB, and Professor of Otolaryngology at Auckland University Medical School.