Szakorvosjelöltek előadásában tanulságos esetek ismertetését várjuk reumatológiai és mozgásszervi rehabilitációs témakörökben.
A rendezvény egyben az MRE Immunológiai és Rehabilitációs Szekciójának ülése is lesz. A Szekcióülés részleteiről a második értesítőben küldünk információt a tagoknak és érdeklődőknek. Az esetismertetések néhány mondatos összefoglalóját 2007. február 15-ig várjuk az alábbi címre: ibolya.nyiri@aok.pte.hu

Helyszín: PTE, Immunológiai és Reumatológiai Klinika
7621 Pécs, Irgalmasok u. 1.

A szállás és a részvétel ingyenes.
Jelentkezés és szállásigénylés (szakorvososknak is) Nyíri Ibolya titkárnőnél email-ben: ibolya.nyiri@aok.pte.hu
7621 Pécs, Irgalmasok u. 1.
Tel: 72 / 507-311

A szervezőbizottság tagjai:
Prof. Dr. Czirják László, PTE
Dr. Kiss Csaba György, PTE
Dr. Ortutay Judit, ORFI ortutay.judit@mail.orfi.hu
Dr. Fazekas Gábor, Bp. Szent János Kórház
Dr. Varjú Cecília, PTE

The prevalence of many cardiovascular diseases increases exponentially with ageing, especially coronary heart disease in women, heart failure, atrial fibrillation, hypertension and some valvular heart diseases. This situation is a challenge for modern cardiology since all surveys show that management of elderly and advanced elderly patients differs from what is observed in younger patients and does not follow international guidelines. This is the reason why the ESC and the WHF will highlight this subject at WCC 2006 in a series of dedicated sessions analysing the situation and examining the differences and/or similarities between recommendations and management modalities in the ageing population with cardiovascular disorders as compared with the younger generation.

The prevalence of many cardiovascular diseases increases exponentially with ageing, especially coronary heart disease in women, heart failure, atrial fibrillation, hypertension and some valvular heart diseases. This situation is a challenge for modern cardiology since all surveys show that management of elderly and advanced elderly patients differs from what is observed in younger patients and does not follow international guidelines. This is the reason why the ESC and the WHF will highlight this subject at WCC 2006 in a series of dedicated sessions analysing the situation and examining the differences and/or similarities between recommendations and management modalities in the ageing population with cardiovascular disorders as compared with the younger generation.

The prevalence of many cardiovascular diseases increases exponentially with ageing, especially coronary heart disease in women, heart failure, atrial fibrillation, hypertension and some valvular heart diseases. This situation is a challenge for modern cardiology since all surveys show that management of elderly and advanced elderly patients differs from what is observed in younger patients and does not follow international guidelines. This is the reason why the ESC and the WHF will highlight this subject at WCC 2006 in a series of dedicated sessions analysing the situation and examining the differences and/or similarities between recommendations and management modalities in the ageing population with cardiovascular disorders as compared with the younger generation.

The prevalence of many cardiovascular diseases increases exponentially with ageing, especially coronary heart disease in women, heart failure, atrial fibrillation, hypertension and some valvular heart diseases. This situation is a challenge for modern cardiology since all surveys show that management of elderly and advanced elderly patients differs from what is observed in younger patients and does not follow international guidelines. This is the reason why the ESC and the WHF will highlight this subject at WCC 2006 in a series of dedicated sessions analysing the situation and examining the differences and/or similarities between recommendations and management modalities in the ageing population with cardiovascular disorders as compared with the younger generation.