• Evaluate and treat patients with acromegaly as individuals, with a more clear understanding of the role of guidelines in medical decision making;
• Recognize the caveats in the management of patients with nonfunctioning adenomas and design appropriate patient-specific plans for management and follow-up;
• Recognize, diagnose, and treat the various forms of hyponatremia in patients with pituitary disorders;
• Recognize the indications for pituitary surgery in patients with pituitary adenomas;
• Improve treatment of complications from pituitary surgery;
• Apply medical decision making in the management of patients with prolactinomas to recommend a treatment plan ensuring the best and most cost-effective outcomes;
• Select the appropriate surgical procedures to resect pituitary adenomas, weighing their risks and benefits, and properly select patients for either endoscopic or microscopic transphenoidal surgery;
• Incorporate and apply the newest guidelines for the management of growth hormone deficiency in patients with pituitary disorders in their practice;
• Properly use radiotherapy in the management of patients with pituitary adenomas and establish a long-term plan of follow-up to assess response and to detect complications;
• Interpret pituitary imaging studies with an emphasis on magnetic resonance imaging of the sella;
• Diagnose and treat patients with residual or recurrent Cushing's syndrome using all available therapeutic modalities.

$300 Nurses/ Advanced Health Practitioners/Residents/Fellows
$350 after 12/1/19

* On-site registration will be $25 additional.