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Leah Hechtman

The Complexity, Interplay and Sophistication of the Drivers of Endometriosis

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553-726
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4/6/2021 to 6/1/2024
NCCAOM 2016
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Endometriosis is a complicated chronic inflammatory condition. When patients are successful at conceiving, some are able to improve their endometriosis whilst others find it worsens and can develop into adenomyosis. Both conditions require a few key etiological considerations for treatment that reflect the sophistication and complexity of the conditions. Endometriosis and adenomyosis are both multifactorial and comprehensive by nature and are often simplified by clinicians which produce poor outcomes and reduced treatment success.

Goals and Outlines

  • Participants will understand the role of the immune system and infective drivers in both the development and prevention of adenomyosis and endometriosis
  • Participants will understand the interrelationship of the immune system and infective drivers and their roles in inter-generational health outcomes
  • Participants will understand the inflammatory nature of the conditions and the subsequent impact to the peritoneal fluid, epigenetic drivers and methylation corruption
  • Participants will acquire strategic and sophisticated treatment strategies to effectively manage their patients’ health and prevent recurrence or progression of these diseases
  • D7 Presenter: 
    Leah Hechtman

    The Complexity, Interplay and Sophistication of the Drivers of Endometriosis - Distance Education

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    The Complexity, Interplay and Sophistication of the Drivers of Endometriosis
    CTCMA; 2.0 CEU, Category B3 - ABORM 2.0 CEU Exam & Renewal
    NCCAOM 553-726: 2.0 AOM-BIO - Florida 50-8743; 20-895874, 2.0 GEN
    Texas Provider CAE00011; 2.0 CAE BIOMED - Illinois (225.000020) 2.0 CEU
    California 591; Cat 1, 2.0 CEU
    CNDA 2.0 CEU - CONO 2.0 CAT A

    Is Her Time Up? Understanding the Oocyte and the Factors that Mediate Reproductive Competence - POI and Infertility

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    Massachusetts Details
    2.00
    $50.00
    NCCAOM Details
    PDA-553-719
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    4/5/2021 to 6/1/2024
    NCCAOM 2016
    NCCAOM AOM-BIO: 
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    Is Her Time Up? Understanding the Oocyte and the Factors that Mediate Reproductive Competence - POI and Infertilityimmediately after purchasefor 2 years
    California
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    The oocyte is most influenced by a woman’s maternal grandmother’s health and wellbeing than any other variable in her lifetime – known as the trigenerational effect.

    In a clinical context when we are presented with a woman diagnosed with oocyte aging or premature ovarian insufficiency (POI) we are given a clinical conundrum that challenges our belief in current literature, ethical framework of practice and an awareness that some patients recover from oopause to resume cycling normally. How is this so and how can we optimise this for all women?

    Goals and Outlines

  • Participants will understand the role of genetics and epigenetic drivers in reproductive competence and oocyte health
  • Participants will understand role of mitochondrial health in improving oocyte maturation and receptivity to fertility and appropriate treatment strategies to achieve these goals
  • Participants will acquire strategic and optimal treatment strategies to effectively support their patients’ health and improve reproductive competence, fertility outcomes and oocyte viability
  • D7 Presenter: 
    Leah Hechtman

    Is Her Time Up? Understanding the Oocyte and the Factors that Mediate Reproductive Competence - POI and Infertility - Distance Education

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    Is Her Time Up? Understanding the Oocyte and the Factors that Mediate Reproductive Competence - POI and Infertility
    CTCMA; 2.0 CEU, Category B3 - ABORM 2.0 CEU Exam & Renewal
    NCCAOM 553-719: 2.0 AOM-BIO- Florida 50-8743; 20-793851, 2.0 GEN
    Texas Provider CAE00011; 2.0 CAE BIOMED - Illinois (225.000020) 2.0 CEU
    California 591; Cat 1, 2.0 CEU - Mass 2.0
    CNDA 2.0 CEU - CONO 2.0 CAT A

    The Reproductive Microbiome - Distance Education

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    The Reproductive Microbiome
    CTCMA; 4 CEU, Category B3 - AACMA: 4 CPD points allocated
    NCCAOM 553-585 4.0 AOM-BIO
    Florida 50-8743; 20-679153; 4.0 BIO - CAL CEP 591: 4 CEU Cat 1
    Massachusetts; 4.0 - Texas CAE00011; 4 CAE GEN - Illinois (225.000020) 4 CEU
    ABORM Exam & Renewal 4.0 CEU - CNDA 4.0 CEU - CONO 4.0 CAT A

    The Reproductive Microbiome

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    553-586
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    12/13/2019 to 12/01/2023
    NCCAOM 2016
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    The Reproductive Microbiomeimmediately after purchasefor 2 years
    California
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    From the initial conception and the role the seminal microbiome has to the microbial status in utero, research is now helping us to understand the intricacies and interconnectedness of everyone involved. As we evolve our understanding, we can learn strategies to optimise microbial balance and thus improve the health of the next generation.

    Course Outline:

    • Participants will understand the importance and balance of the various microbiomes within the male and female body
    • Participants will understand strategies to optimise microbiome health to ensure the health and wellbeing of the fetus (infant)
    • Participants will understand the impact of bacteria and other microbes and the importance of supporting healthy commensals and treating opportunistic infections
    • Participants will understand the health implications of vaginal vs caesarean deliveries
    • Participants will learn useful clinical treatment strategies to improve the health of both parents, improve pregnancy and labour outcomes, and the health of the child

     

    Detailed Content:

    The microbiome in reproduction

    Infections

    Seminal microbiome

    Maternal microbiomes

    • Vaginal microbiome
    • Cervical microbiome
    • Uterine microbiome
      • Pre-term birth prevention and inventions
    • Pregnancy microbiome
      • Oral microbiome
    • Placental microbiome

    Fetal and neonatal microbiome

    • Amniotic fluid microbiome
    • Respiratory microbiome
    • Developmental impact – ASD, obesity and others
    • Gastrointestinal microbiome

    Labour

    • Vaginal vs cesarean
    • Vernix caseosa

    Treatment options

    • Modifying microbiome strategies and treatment options
    • Maternal prenatal stress

    Summary, Q&A

    D7 Presenter: 
    Leah Hechtman

    Leah Hechtman

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    Leah Hechtman

    Leah is an experienced and respected clinician and has been in private practice for over 20 years. She specialises in fertility, pregnancy and reproductive medicine and holds fellowships and memberships with many International organisations.

    She has completed extensive advanced training and is currently completing her PhD through the School of Women’s and Children’s Health (Faculty of Medicine [UNSW]). Her research is exploring ovarian biomarkers in women with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) and Premature Ovarian Failure (POF).