Restless Leg Syndrome in Women

This course provides a comprehensive overview of Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS) in women, a common but often underdiagnosed neurological condition that significantly impacts sleep and quality of life. Participants will explore the underlying pathophysiology, including dopaminergic dysfunction and brain iron deficiency, and learn how to apply validated diagnostic criteria in clinical practice. The course also covers differential diagnosis, identification of secondary causes and evidence-based management strategies. Through practical guidance and case-based learning, clinicians will gain the knowledge required to assess, diagnose and manage RLS effectively, improving patient outcomes and overall quality of life.