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| Magyar Hypertonia Társaság |
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| Eurecho 10 |
 Rendezvény kezdete: 2006.12.06. | Rendezvény vége: 2006.12.09. |
| Munkahely neve: EUROECHO 10 Secretariat, ESC |
| Címe: 2035 Route des Colles
Les Templiers - BP 179
06903 Sophia Antipolis
France |
| Tel: +33 (0)4 92 94 76 00 |
| Fax: +33 (0)4 92 94 76 01 |
| E-mail: euroecho@escardio.org |
| Helyszín: Prague, Czech Republic |
| A rendezvény Web oldala: http://www.escardio.org/congresses/EE/EE10/ |
TRAVEL GRANTS:
This year again the Organising Committee of EUROECHO 10 will offer 50 Travel Grants of 500 Euros (including registration fee) to encourage the participation of young investigators in the EUROECHO 10 congress.
Conditions:
-Applicant not older than 35 years of age
-Abstract(s) accepted at EUROECHO 10
Application:
Send the following documents by email to Euroecho Secretariat euroecho@escardio.org before 31 July 2006:
-Application letter including a statement of your reasons for applying
-Reference/copy of your accepted abstract(s)
-One-page CV including your date of birth
SPECIAL THEMES 2006
There will be 4 consecutive sessions during one day on each of the 2 following main topics:
-Heart valve disease - progress and prospects.
-The right heart and pulmonary circulation.
In addition, three sessions will be held on the theme of "The heart in endocrine disease" and two sessions on "Multimodality imaging". |
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| Hypertension and the Kidney. Joint conference with Renal Association and British Hypertension Society |
| Rendezvény kezdete: 2006.11.28. | Rendezvény vége: 2006.11.28. |
| Munkahely neve: Royal College of Physicians |
| Címe: 11 St Andrews Place, Regent’s Park, London NW1 |
| Helyszín: London |
| A rendezvény Web oldala: http://www.rcplondon.ac.uk/event/details.aspx?e=242 |
| The kidney has been implicated in blood pressure regulation since the observations of Richard Bright in 1827, when an inflammation of the kidney was associated with blood pressure regulation. Since then the role of the kidney in salt and water homeostasis and the renin angiotensin system have underscored the organ’s importance in control of blood pressure. Many of the inherited mechanisms identified in rare familial forms of hypertension affect salt handling in the nephron. In addition blood pressure reduction has been shown to be important in prevention of kidney damage. Recent advances in this area make this meeting, intended for cardiovascular and renal physicians very timely. We hope that established specialists and trainees will actively participate in this programme. |
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