Controversies in Gastrointestinal Disease (VHS)

Physicians are often called upon to evaluate and manage patients with GI disorders such as non-cardiac chest pain, heartburn, esophagitis, and ulcers related to H. pylori infection. Because these conditions are so widespread, and have such a profound impact on patient functioning and quality of life, they account for a tremendous utilization of healthcare resources each year. In this video, the faculty explores the challenges of accurately diagnosing these conditions and development of initial and long-term treatment plans that are comprehensive, yet cost-effective. Case studies and an open-discussion format emphasize practical, realistic approaches that highlight the debates that continue to surround assessment and care.

Advances in the Treatment of Parkinson's Disease (VHS)

Parkinson's Disease (PD) is a cruel twist of nature. Patients with PD often struggle with periods of dyskinesia - uncontrollable erratic movements - and akinesia - a frightening state of near total paralysis. Although the origins of PD in the brain are now known, a cure has yet to be discovered. Nevertheless, treatment advances in PD have alleviated the relentless debilitation experienced by many patients. This video program, presented by four experts in movement disorders, offers a concise update that includes practical information to help improve the quality-of-life for your patients.