Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS)
CPD
19m
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Lecture Overview
Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) doesn't just present as irregular menstrual cycles, polycystic ovaries and an increase in male characteristics; there are 3 different phenotypes of this condition. This straightforward and informative talk discusses the revised criteria for diagnosing PCOS and how cysts are not actually developed as part of this condition.
Educators
Ben Kroon Visit
Ben is a Brisbane based obstetrician and gynaecologist with a subspecialty in reproductive endocrinology and infertility. He is clinical director of The Fertility Centre and co-director of Eve Health, a large obstetric and gynaecological group practice.
Reviews
4.7
27 Total Rating(s)
Sarah Shorter
A good shirt over view of pcos
Susan Johnson
This presentation, even though I'm aware it is not shown in it's entirety, was way too brief and is demonstrative of how people with PCOS are regarded by the medical profession. The information given is extremely outdated even though it's only from 2016. To paraphrase just a few points... "Just lose weight", "The thin woman with PCOS who doesn't experience a period is fine", "The pill is the best treatment and regulates periods". I was hoping to learn some new information, but unfortunately it contains no real information at all and assumes that the only reason to treat PCOS is to conceive.
Justine Pollitt
Really informative & interesting lecture. I would have loved the opportunity to ask questions.
Nicole Mackin
Very informative, well presented, increased my knowledge on this area.
Yma Hawkins
Clear, concise and relevant presentation.
Lisa Ajala
Great presentation - increased my understanding of PCOS.
Megan Battista
Really engaging presenter.
Olga Wilson
Fantastic resource. Would have loved to have watched the rest of the presentation
Caroline Robins
Interesting information and well presented.
Jennifer OHara
Very well presented. For the first time, I now can understand PCOS, it just clicked.