Searchable abstracts of presentations at key conferences in endocrinology

ea0050fut2.2 | Futures 2: Consultant careers - Escape options | SFEBES2017

How to make a success of private practice

Belchetz Paul

Private Practice is not for everyone, but can complement and enhance one’s professional life - even if one has a fairly limited involvement, hence not particularly large income. I can only speak from my personal experience. When I began I benefited from valuable advice from a senior colleague on how to inform GPs in one’s locality, how to set fees at appropriate levels and when and how much increases can be made. It is vital to have an efficient secretary to ensure l...

ea0050fut2.2 | Futures 2: Consultant careers - Escape options | SFEBES2017

How to make a success of private practice

Belchetz Paul

Private Practice is not for everyone, but can complement and enhance one’s professional life - even if one has a fairly limited involvement, hence not particularly large income. I can only speak from my personal experience. When I began I benefited from valuable advice from a senior colleague on how to inform GPs in one’s locality, how to set fees at appropriate levels and when and how much increases can be made. It is vital to have an efficient secretary to ensure l...

ea0025se1.3 | (1) | SFEBES2011

An exploration of colour theory

Belchetz Paul

Colour perception depends on light, photoreception and central processing in the nervous system. Newton, in 1666, showed the coloured spectrum formed from white light passed through a prism underwent no further splitting on passing through a second prism. Newton favoured the corpuscular theory of light, opposing the wave theory of Huygens, which was taken up about 1800 by Thomas Young to explain experiments on diffraction and later formulated the trichromatic theory of human c...

ea0015p270 | Pituitary | SFEBES2008

A single centre audit of the impact of 24 months titrated GH replacement in hypopituitary adults

Mitnala Sirisha , Elmalti Akrem , Dawson Alison , Belchetz Paul , Orme Steve , Swinburne Julie , Walton Sue , Murray Robert D

Patients with GHD have an, adverse body composition, insulin resistance, atherogenic lipid profile and impaired quality of life. We undertook a single centre retrospective audit of hypopituitary adults to quantify the long-term effects of dose-titrated GH replacement.The cohort comprised 53 patients defined as severely GHD using the GST (median peak GH 2.4 μ/l). Mean age 42±16.9 years, 23F, BMI 29.3±5.3 kg/m2. GH was titrated un...