This interactive session will explore the clinical presentation, diagnostic approach, pathophysiology, and management of Thrombotic Thrombocytopenic Purpura-Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome (TTP-HUS) associated with metabolic encephalopathy. Through a step-by-step case discussion, participants will understand how to identify red flag signs, interpret laboratory findings, differentiate related conditions, and approach critically ill patients systematically.

The session will focus on bridging theoretical concepts with practical clinical application, helping learners develop stronger diagnostic thinking and decision-making skills in emergency and internal medicine settings.

✨ Topics Covered:
• Clinical case discussion on TTP-HUS
• Understanding metabolic encephalopathy
• Pathophysiology and disease mechanism
• Clinical presentation and red flag signs
• Diagnostic workup and laboratory interpretation
• Differential diagnosis and complications
• Emergency management and treatment approach
• Clinical reasoning and step-by-step patient evaluation

This session is ideal for medical students, interns, residents, and healthcare professionals interested in learning medicine through practical clinical discussion rather than rote memorization.