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| Shoulder Instructional Course |
 Rendezvény kezdete: 2008.04.18. | Rendezvény vége: 2008.04.19. |
| Szervező: Nina Vrdoljak |
| Munkahely neve: Congress Secretariat |
| Címe: J. Zerjavica 9, 10 000 Zagreb, Croatia |
| Tel: 00385 1 4854 580 |
| Fax: 00385 1 4854 580 |
| E-mail: nina@conventuscredo.hr |
| Helyszín: Croatia, Zagreb, |
| A rendezvény Web oldala: http://www.siczagreb.org |
The main goal of this Course is the education of young orthopaedic and traumatology surgeons from all around the Europe,
with particular accent on those coming from Central and Eastern European countries. We have worked intensively and in close
collaboration with our invited speakers which are all leading European experts in the field of shoulder surgery to build up very
interesting program with highest quality.
The main subjects that will be covered by this Course are shoulder arthroplasty and shoulder instability.
Course Chairman
Nikola Cicak (Zagreb, Croatia)
Organizing Committee
Dragan Djurdjevic | Zagreb, Croatia, Hrvoje Klobucar | Zagreb, Croatia, Denis Trsek | Zagreb, Croatia
Scientific Committee
Jeno Kiss | Budapest, Hungary, Anders Ekelund | Bromma, Sweden, Jaroslaw Fabis | Lodzi, Poland,
Markus Wambacher | Innsbruck, Austria
The Lecture Course will take place in a newly built and presently furnished and equipped Antunovic Zagreb Hotel, Zagrebacka
Avenija 100A, Zagreb where the Accommodation will be provided as well.
Important Dates:
Deadline for Registration - 01.02.2008. |
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| PCICS 2008 - European Symposium of the Pediatric Cardiac Intensive Care Society |
| Rendezvény kezdete: 2008.03.27. | Rendezvény vége: 2008.03.30. |
| Helyszín: Monaco, Monte Carlo, |
| A rendezvény Web oldala: http://www.kenes.com/pcics/ |
| Approximately one third of admissions of children to intensive care units are related to cardiac diseases, the vast majority congenital heart defects. Most of these children require heart surgery in the first weeks and months of life involving complex surgical and intensive care management. Much of the progress in recent years in improving survival has focused on better pre and postoperative intensive care. The PCICS is dedicated to bringing together an international group of physicians, surgeons, nurses and other related professionals to meet, discuss and learn how better to manage these deserving and challenging children. |
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