This module is aims to provide understanding in Extraoesophageal reflux (EER) symptoms can occur with or without typical GERD symptoms, which, in the latter setting, may delay the diagnosis of reflux. The term "laryngopharyngeal reflux" (LPR) is often used by otolaryngologists to describe laryngeal findings of irritation in patients with chronic throat symptoms, including cough, hoarseness, throat clearing, dysphonia, and globus pharyngeus.
Course Outline
GERD vs LPR
Current issues with extraoesophageal reflux
Symptoms & Complications of laryngo pharyngeal reflux
Risk factors of LPR
Six predominant signs
Acid reflux and sleep disorder
Current treatment of LPR
This course is presented by Dr. Jeevanan Jahendran, Consultant ENT, Pantai Hospital Cheras.
This CPD activity is supported by an educational grant from RB (Health) Malaysia.

There are 2 modules in this course. Participants must successfully complete all 2 modules to obtain 1 CPD point, that will be credited instantly in your MMA CPD account.