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ITE 2025 Live
Recording: ITE 2025 Live - Obesity, Reproduction, ...
Recording: ITE 2025 Live - Obesity, Reproduction, Bone
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The video presents the ITE 2025 Live education session from the Endocrine Society, focused on this year's in-training exam, particularly the case studies and questions included. Led by Hannah Gittner and Nick Tritos, with contributions from several faculty members, the purpose is to present and discuss clinical cases from various endocrinology areas including reproduction, lipids, obesity, and bone. Recognizing the exam as a learning tool, rather than a strict knowledge assessment, it aims to highlight potential knowledge gaps and improve training programs.<br /><br />The session covers reproductive endocrinology cases, like infertility post-steroid use and estrogen therapy for transgender patients, bone health issues during pregnancy and vitamin D deficiency, and metabolic topics like hypercalcemia management in pregnancy and osteomalacia due to celiac disease. Experts delve into the diagnosis and management nuances, with particular attention to complex clinical scenarios.<br /><br />The Q&A segment addressed participant queries on topics from reproductive case management, such as estrogen use in transgender care, to intricate bone health management in high-risk populations, like those receiving dialysis or managing pregnancy-related hypercalcemia. Overall, the session underscores the importance of tailored patient management and the need for ongoing learning and adaptation in endocrinology training and practice.
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Endocrine Society
ITE 2025
in-training exam
clinical cases
reproductive endocrinology
bone health
metabolic topics
transgender care
hypercalcemia management
endocrinology training
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