This session covers the various methods of diagnosing donovanosis in the laboratory. It describes the samples that are required, the nature of the tests and their potential advantages and disadvantages.

This session explains how to diagnose candidiasis. It describes what samples should be taken and how they should be handled. It explains the available diagnostic tests, how to perform them, and how to interpret results.

This session explains how to diagnose bacterial vaginosis (BV), the testing procedures and equipment used.

The session explains how to select the most appropriate samples and tests for diagnosing genital herpes, discussing the available tests, their sensitivity and specificity, and their potential advantages or disadvantages.There will be an explanation of dir

This session explains how hepatitis A-E should be diagnosed. It describes sampling and diagnostic tests. The timescale between exposure and tests for hepatitis becoming positive is discussed, as is the interpretation of test results after treatment.

This session explains how to diagnose <i>Mycoplasma genitalium (M. genitalium)</i>. It describes the epidemiology of <i>M. genitalium</i> and when and how to test for <i>M. genitalium</i>.

This session focuses on the anatomy of the nose. It will also explore complications of nasal instrumentation, the functions of the nose, and its vascular and nerve supply.

This session provides an overview of coronary circulation.

This session will look at the anatomy of the spinal cord.

This session will provide an overview of the brain and neuroanatomy.