2007. április 2.-5.
Díja: 40.000 Ft.
Kredit-pont: 50
Jelentkezés: OFTEX portálon on-line
E-mail: mester@radi.sote.hu
Postai úton: Dr. Forgács Sándor, 1145 Uzsoki u. 29.
Hétfő
10:00 MRI képalkotás általános alapjai. Martos János dr.
11:45 MRI az általános radiológus szemszögéből. Köllő Katalin dr.
13:45 A gerinc MRI vizsgálata. Várallyay György dr.
Kedd
09:00 A boka és a láb MRI vizsgálata. Balogh Endre dr.
10:45 A térd MRI vizsgálata. Fazekas Péter dr.
13:00 A medence, a csípő és a sacro-íliacalis ízületek. Fornet Béla dr.
Szerda
09:00 Csontanyagcsere betegségek vizsgálata. Forgács Sándor dr.
10:45 A csukló és a kéz MRI vizsgálata. Kaposi Novák Pál dr.
12:15 A vállízület és a könyök MRI vizsgálata. Mester Ádám dr.
13:45 MRI menedzsment aktualitások. Gyarmati János dr.
Csütörtök
09:00 Mozgásszervi daganatok MRI vizsgálata. Karlinger Kinga dr.
10:45 Gyermekkori mozgásszervi MRI vizsgálatok. Lombay Béla dr.
12:15 MRI jelene és jövője a kliniko-farmakológiai kutatásban. Mester Ádám dr.
13:00 45 Tesztvizsga

Thursday morning
Prelude
9.00 - 10.00:
The Selfish Brain Theory - An overview; Achim Peters, Luebeck, Germany
Physiology of Brain ATP Control
10.30 - 12.00:
Energy demand: Glutamatergic control of astrocytic fuel supply; Luc Pellerin, Lausanne, Switzerland
Monitoring of stored and available fuel by the brain; Stephen C. Woods, Cincinnati, US
 
Thursday afternoon
Glucose Allocation
14.00 - 15.30 and 16.00 - 17.30
Energy request: Glutamatergic control of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal system Patricia Molina, New Orleans, US
Leptin and Katp-Channels; Dave Spanswick, Warwick, UK
Adipostatic signals; Denis Baskin, Seattle, US
Leptin Resistance: a neuroprotective mechanism?; Hendrik Lehnert, Warwick, UK/Magdeburg, Germany
 
Friday Morning
Learning how to control brain glucose
8.00 - 9.30 and 10.00 - 11.30
Molecular basis of bistability in synaptic plasticity; John Lisman, Waltham, Massachusetts, US
Stress and plasticity; Gal Richter-Levin, Haifa, Israel
Insulin, food and brain plasticity; Niels Birbaumer, Tuebingen, Germany
Sleep and consolidation of metabolic setpoints; Jan Born, Luebeck, Germany
 
Friday Afternoon
The Brain's Primacy and Obesity
12.30 - 14.00 and 14.30 - 16.00
Chronic stress and glucose metabolism; Mary Dallman, San Francisco, US
Melancholic and atypical depression and respective body mass changes; Ulrich Schweiger, Lübeck, Germany
Dopaminergic neural circuits and the metabolic syndrome; Hanno Pijl, Leiden, Netherlands
The role of the LHPA-System in the origin of obesity; Horst Lorenz Fehm, Luebeck, Germany

Registration is available at
http://www.uni-luebeck.de/aktuelles/pressemitteilungen/2005/1121self.php
In German

http://www.selfish-brain.org/   In English

Thursday morning
Prelude
9.00 - 10.00:
The Selfish Brain Theory - An overview; Achim Peters, Luebeck, Germany
Physiology of Brain ATP Control
10.30 - 12.00:
Energy demand: Glutamatergic control of astrocytic fuel supply; Luc Pellerin, Lausanne, Switzerland
Monitoring of stored and available fuel by the brain; Stephen C. Woods, Cincinnati, US
 
Thursday afternoon
Glucose Allocation
14.00 - 15.30 and 16.00 - 17.30
Energy request: Glutamatergic control of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal system Patricia Molina, New Orleans, US
Leptin and Katp-Channels; Dave Spanswick, Warwick, UK
Adipostatic signals; Denis Baskin, Seattle, US
Leptin Resistance: a neuroprotective mechanism?; Hendrik Lehnert, Warwick, UK/Magdeburg, Germany
 
Friday Morning
Learning how to control brain glucose
8.00 - 9.30 and 10.00 - 11.30
Molecular basis of bistability in synaptic plasticity; John Lisman, Waltham, Massachusetts, US
Stress and plasticity; Gal Richter-Levin, Haifa, Israel
Insulin, food and brain plasticity; Niels Birbaumer, Tuebingen, Germany
Sleep and consolidation of metabolic setpoints; Jan Born, Luebeck, Germany
 
Friday Afternoon
The Brain's Primacy and Obesity
12.30 - 14.00 and 14.30 - 16.00
Chronic stress and glucose metabolism; Mary Dallman, San Francisco, US
Melancholic and atypical depression and respective body mass changes; Ulrich Schweiger, Lübeck, Germany
Dopaminergic neural circuits and the metabolic syndrome; Hanno Pijl, Leiden, Netherlands
The role of the LHPA-System in the origin of obesity; Horst Lorenz Fehm, Luebeck, Germany

Registration is available at
http://www.uni-luebeck.de/aktuelles/pressemitteilungen/2005/1121self.php
In German

http://www.selfish-brain.org/   In English