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PMOS Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome

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#Slide Title
1Title Slide — PMOS, The New Name for PCOS
2The Historic Renaming — Lancet, May 12, 2026
3Why PCOS Had to Change — misnomer, delayed diagnosis, stigma
4The Global Consensus Process — 6-step infographic
5Definition of PMOS — prevalence, scope
6Pathophysiology — 6-system overview cards
7The 'Polyendocrine' Dimension — all 5 endocrine axes
8Epidemiology — stat cards (1 in 8, >170 million, ~70% undiagnosed)
9Diagnostic Criteria — Updated Rotterdam 2023 (3 pillars)
10Exclusion Criteria — differential diagnoses
11Clinical Phenotypes A–D — severity stratification
12Clinical Features — 4-column table (reproductive, metabolic, dermatological, psychological)
13Imaging — PCOM ultrasound (string of pearls) + criteria
14Hormonal & Lab Investigations
15Metabolic & Cardiometabolic Complications
16Reproductive Health Implications
17Psychological Health & QoL
18PMOS in Adolescents
19PMOS & Pregnancy / Fertility Management
20Lifestyle Management — first-line treatment
21Pharmacological Management — OCP, metformin, anti-androgens, letrozole
22Hyperandrogenism / Dermatological Management
23Screening & Monitoring Protocol
24Imaging — Bilateral Ovarian Assessment (ultrasound image)
25PMOS vs PCOS Framework — comparison table
26PMOS in Special Populations
27Global Implementation Strategy — 2026–2028 roadmap
28Patient Perspective — patient quotes, BMJ 2026
29Key References — Lancet, Harrison's, Berek & Novak's, Cecil, Tietz, etc.
30Summary — 7 Key Messages

Sources used: Teede HJ et al. Lancet 2026 (PMID 42119588) · Wu P et al. BMJ 2026 · Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine 22e · Berek & Novak's Gynecology · Goldman-Cecil Medicine · Creasy & Resnik's Maternal-Fetal Medicine · Tietz Textbook of Laboratory Medicine 7e · Guyton & Hall Medical Physiology · Fitzpatrick's Dermatology · 2023 International PCOS Guidelines

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#SlideKey Content from Lancet Paper
1CoverFull citation, DOI, PMID, authors, ECE Prague announcement
2Article at a GlanceJournal, type, DOI, lead/co-leads, 56 organisations, companion papers
3Background — Why PCOS Had to ChangeLancet pull quote verbatim; 70% undiagnosed; 6 documented harms
414-Year Journey2012 NIH → 2017 → 2023 → Apr 2025 → Nov 2025 → Dec 2025 → Jan 2026 → Feb 2026 → May 12 2026 timeline
5Governance FrameworkLead institution, co-leads, AE-PCOS Society, Verity UK, 56 orgs detail
6Study Methods Overview6-phase methodology: literature review → Survey A → Delphi → NGT workshops → marketing → Survey B
7Survey Scale & Data22,068+ total; 14,360 new; 10,411 patients; 3,949 HCPs — with infographic stats
8The 5 Guiding PrinciplesScientific accuracy, clarity, stigma avoidance, cultural fit, implementation feasibility
9Term Selection Process3 key decisions: keep acronym?, which terms?, 'syndrome' vs other?
10Anatomy of PMOSP·M·O·S deconstructed — each letter's clinical meaning
11Survey A Key Findings82% overall / 86% patients / 70% HCPs — with % stat cards
12Delphi & NGT Workshop DetailsWorkshop A (Nov 2025) & B (Feb 2026) — exact terms tested, outcomes
13Survey B & Final SelectionPMOS vs. 4 rejected alternatives — with rationale for each rejection
14Clinical Definition of PMOSWhat it is, prevalence, scope — 'not a new condition' framing
15Multisystem Pathophysiology5 axes: neuroendocrine, androgen, insulin resistance, ovarian, metabolic
16PCOM Ultrasound Image4-panel Doppler + criteria table (follicle count, volume, AMH, pattern)
17Diagnostic Criteria — UnchangedRotterdam 2023 under PMOS; 3 pillars; exclusion criteria
18Burden of the Old NameDiagnostic, clinical care, and research/policy harms — 3-column evidence
19Implementation Strategy4-phase roadmap: 2026 → 2026–27 → 2027–28 → ICD 2028
20What Changes vs. What Doesn'tSide-by-side 8-point comparison
21Companion Papers7 companion publications — BMJ, adolescents, maternal, clinical, policy, research
22Clinical Impact for PatientsBefore/after: diagnosis, consultation, metabolic care, mental health, fertility, stigma
23Strengths of the Paper10 methodological and scientific strengths
24Limitations & Future DirectionsAcknowledged limitations + 2028 directions from the paper itself
25Key Conclusions7 take-home messages from the Lancet paper

Primary source: Teede HJ et al. The Lancet. 2026 May 12. DOI: 10.1016/S0140-6736(26)00717-8 | PMID: 42119588
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