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| Magyar Plasztikai Helyreállító és Esztétikai Sebész Társaság |
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| 13th Turkish Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Congress |
 Rendezvény kezdete: 2009.06.19. | Rendezvény vége: 2009.06.22. |
| Helyszín: Turkey, 34367 Istanbul, Cumhuriyet Cad, Harbiye, Hilton Convention Center |
| A rendezvény Web oldala: http://www.isapscourse2009.org/invitation.htm |
The Course immediately follows the ASAPS Mediterranean Cruise. For more information, go to www.surgery.org/cruise2009. The Turkish Society invites you to attend their annual meeting, immediately following the ISAPS Course.
The Scientific Commitee has planned a comprehensive schedule to educate us on the new and most exciting aspects of aesthetic plastic surgery. The first day of the meeting is reserved for non-invasive surgery workshops. On the second day, live surgery demonstrations and video presentations will be performed. On the third and fourth days, world renowned experts will share their experience with us as panelists and invited lecturers. While our main focus will be rhinoplasty, facial rejuvenation, breast surgery and body contouring, scientific lectures will also include all aspects of aesthetic surgery.
Homepage: www.isapscourse2009.org/invitation.htm" |
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| Magyar Hypertonia Társaság |
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| 19th European Meeting on Hypertension |
| Rendezvény kezdete: 2009.06.12. | Rendezvény vége: 2009.06.16. |
| Munkahely neve: AIM Group - AIM Congress |
| Címe: Via Flaminia 1068, 00189 Rome (Italy) |
| Tel: +39 (06) 330531 |
| Fax: +39 (06) 33053249 |
| E-mail: esh2009@aimgroup.it |
| Helyszín: Italy, Milan, via Gattamelata 2., Milan Convention Centre |
| A rendezvény Web oldala: http://www.esh2009.com/ |
Like previous meetings, there is a high quality scientific program related to research in Basic and Clinic areas in Hypertension, State-of-the-Art Lectures, Satellite Symposia, Breakfast Workshops, Working Groups sessions and credits for qualifying as Hypertension Specialists of the European Society of Hypertension.
Hypertension has become the number one cause of death in the world according to a WHO supported investigation. Despite the many scientific advances of the past few decades, much work remains to be done. Although we all do our best to reduce coronary heart disease, stroke, heart failure and cardiovascular complications, diabetes and obesity continue to increase worldwide. Primary and secondary prevention of cardiovascular diseases require a global approach of the cardiovascular risk, and an in-depth understanding of the mechanisms of hypertension. |
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