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Epidemiology and Clinical Aspects of Yersiniosis | November 18 – December 18, 2022

**Registration is open throughout the duration of the course.**

This is a self-paced online course.
Approximately 1 hour of recordings. Plus two live Q & A sessions that will take place via Zoom inside the course.
Access content on your own time from November 18 – December 18, 2022.
No continuing education offerings available.
Course fee $59

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Four Presentations Including:

Background Science

Learn how to identify the characteristics of Yersiniosis
Primary sources and pathogenesis of Yersinia enterocolitica
Understand the mechanisms of persistence and autophagy
Chromosome-Encoded and Plasmid-Encoded Key Virulence factors
Quorum sensing virulence-related phenotypes in Yersinia
How consumption of iron exacerbates Yersiniosis

Clinical Manifestations

Manifestations of acute and chronic yersinosis
Risk factors in the development of chronic yersinosis
Yersiniosis and autoimmune thyroid disease
Yersiniosis and Chron’s disease
Yersiniosis and Kawasaki disease
Testing recommendations for chronic Yersiniosis
Yersinia serology
Suggested laboratory and imaging assessment
Which existing conditions should be tested for chronic Yersiniosis

Therapy of Chronic Yersiniosis

The four goals of successful therapy
Recommended antibiotic therapy
Anti-inflammatory therapy
Nutraceutical therapy covering: antimicrobial, biofilm breakers, autophagy promoters, quorum sensing inhibitors, iron chelators, and anti-inflammatory
Frequently used pharmaceutical and nutraceutical combinations
Suggested factors to maintain dormancy

Yersiniosis Case Presentations

Four cases covering suspected Yersinosis detailing:

Patient history
Physical examination discoveries
Lab test results
Therapeutic protocols
Results and follow up

Presenter: Alexander Shikhman, MD PhD

IAREF President, Dr. Alexander Shikhman, is board certified in internal medicine and rheumatology. He is also CEO and owner of Institute for Specialized Medicine, a private rheumatology practice in San Diego, CA. He is a highly sought after physician for diagnosing and treating the connection between autoimmune disease and chronic infections.

Past Events

Virtual Clinical Conference on Bartonella: April 5 – May 5, 2021

Learn from some of the world’s foremost experts on Bartonellosis.

Gain a detailed medical understanding of why chronic Bartonella infection drives many autoimmune diseases. Come away from this educational event with a clear path on how to identify and treat patients suffering from Bartonella.

Topics covered include:

General medical overview of Bartonellosis–Dr. Alexander Shikhman
Rheumatological manifestations of Bartonellosis–Dr. Alexander Shikhman
Diverse manifestations and persistence of Bartonellosis–Dr. Monica Embers
Comparative medical observations relative to Bartonellosis in dogs and humans–Dr. Ed Breitschwerdt
Principles of Bartonellosis therapy–Dr. Alexander Shikhman
Laboratory diagnosis: current practices, challenges and recent developments–Dr. Jennifer Miller
Bartonella in Pediatrics–Neenah Grade, PA-C

Feedback on 2021 Virtual Bartonella Conference

“This seminar has BLOWN MY MIND….incredible. I am in awe that you can treat these difficult patients without the massive dosing I have been trained to do.”

“His whole approach to these infections….and his ability to help some of these autoimmune diseases with his approach is unique and new to me and his results are far superior to mine.”

“The conference was so helpful and so well done. I learned more about Bartonella from this conference than I have learned in the previous ten years. Bravo.”

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