Tisztelettel meghívjuk a Balassa János Emlékelőadásra, amelyet 2023. április 27-é́n, csütörtökön, 16.00 órakor tartunk a Magyar Tudományos Akadémia Székházának Dísztermében (1051 Budapest, Széchenyi István tér 9.)

Szeretettel várjuk az elõadásra és az azt követő fogadásra.

Kérjük, hogy a fogadáson történõ részvételi szándékát a gszakacs@convention.hu-ra 2023. április 10-ig szíveskedjenek írásban jelezni!

Felkért előadó: Dr. Lázár György

Az előadás címe: Balassától a minimálisan invazív sebészetig

Kedves Kollégák,

elérkezett a 30. Jubileumi Francia-Magyar Szimpózium!

Időpontja: 2023. április 26-28.

Helyszíne: Esztergom, az új Grand Hotel.

A megszokottnál több, 10 francia radiológus professzor fog előadásokat és workshopokat tartani, köztük a Francia Radiológus Társaság új elnökasszonya is.

Jelentkezés, információk, program: https://radio.kmcongress.com/

Hamarosan itt a Szimpózium és a tudományos program mellett szeretnénk néhány kulturális programra is felhívni a szíves figyelmüket.
Az április 26-i vacsorán a Sakk Matt Company zenekar fogja szórakoztatni a résztvevőket. Akinek kedve van csatlakozni, még tud foglalni szállást, illetve helyet a vacsorára.
Április 27-én este Gerendás Péter műsorát hallgathatjuk majd meg.

Az esztergomi kollégák szíves segítségének köszönhetően a kongresszusi névkitűző felmutatásával kedvezményesen látogatható a szimpózium ideje alatt
A Keresztény Múzeum 600 Ft/fő belépődíjjal
A Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum Esztergom Vármúzeuma 10% kedvezmény a belépődíjból
A Babits Mihály Emlékház 10% kedvezmény a belépődíjból
A Duna Múzeum 700 Ft/fő belépődíjjal
Valamint az „Influencer” c. színdarab egy felvonásban ingyenes a Szimpózium résztvevőinek, a Babits Mihály Színházban (Esztergom Imház u. 2/a.) április 28-án, pénteken, 18:00 órai kezdettel.

Bízunk benne, hogy sokan fognak élni a lehetőségekkel!
Amennyiben még nem tette volna meg az alábbi gombra kattintva jelentkezhet a szimpóziumra.

Jelentkezem

Várjuk a 30. Jubileumi Francia-Magyar Radiológiai Szimpóziumon, Esztergomban!

Jean-Pierre Tasu, Forrai Gábor, Barta András, Kerpel-Fronius Anna
A Szimpózium elnökei

On behalf of the Executive Committee and the Science Committee, we would like to invite you to participate in the 24^th EFORT Congress in Vienna, Austria from 24 to 26 May 2023. The annual meeting of EFORT is the largest platform for European Orthopaedics to exchange knowledge and experience within Europe but also with colleagues from other parts of the world.

Congress newsletter

This year our main theme is “Building the Future of Orthopaedics and Traumatology“. By deliberately choosing this broad statement, we wanted on the one hand to be able to cover the breadth of the O&T specialty and on the other, to inspire some stability, if possible, especially in these uncertain times as we strive to find new visions.

The EFORT 2023 Advanced Scientific Programme is available online with more than 160 sessions and 1.500 presenters were assigned to actively participate and share their expertise over the 3 days of the congress in Lisbon. Consult all the details in the EFORT Congress website!

Register online registration to the  24^th EFORT Congress!
Login or create your account on the EFORT online official registration platform.
This is a 100% face-to-face event. Join us from 24 to 26 May 2023 in Vienna, Austria!

More information

• EFORT Annual Congress Vienna 2023 Website
• Video Welcome Message from EFORT President Prof. E. Gómez Barrena
• Advanced Scientific Programme
• EFORT online official registration platform | Congress Fees
• The EFORT Marketplace

The website of the 8th world congress on chronic inflammatory skin diseases is live!

• Abstracts submission starting from October 2024
• Registrations starting from January 2025

Welcome

Dear Colleagues and Friends,
Have you heard the news? PIN has turned into SPIN! That is definitely more than a play on words. PIN (Psoriasis International Network) did a great job over the years when it came to catalysing activities around this enigmatic disease. In contrast, many more diseases of the skin lack that high level of attention, availability of resources, and consequently research activity. We decided to change this, turning PIN into SPIN, the Skin inflammation and Psoriasis International Network. To date, SPIN gathers world-renowned experts not only for psoriasis, but for alopecia areata, atopic dermatitis, hidradenitis suppurativa, and vitiligo as well.    
We kicked off this evolution in 2017 and are determined to continuously push forward. The SPIN 2025 congress program reflects our ambition and offers innovative formats:

Dear esteemed colleagues and friends,

It is with great enthusiasm that we extend our warm invitation to you for the upcoming ESOT Congress, set to take place in the vibrant city of London, United Kingdom on 29 June–2 July 2025.
As we gather for this prestigious international event, we will continue the established ESOT tradition of fostering collaboration and innovation across the continent. The focus of the congress will be two-fold: an exchange of knowledge in the ever-evolving field of organ transplantation and a call to arms on the most pressing global challenge of our time – climate change.

Our core congress theme, ‘Nurturing a sustainable transplantation journey’ reflects our commitment to considerate practices and long-term sustainability in both transplantation methods and associated environmental impacts. We will delve into this concept throughout the congress, acknowledging the intersection of environmental stewardship and the advancement of transplant care. With the guidance of an international lineup of experts, we will examine the impact of global warming on each step of organ transplantation and explore innovative strategies to make the whole journey for transplant patients more efficient and environmentally responsible.

London, a city steeped in rich history and cultural diversity, provides an ideal backdrop for our congress. From the iconic landmarks to the cutting-edge medical institutions, London encapsulates the spirit of progress and enlightenment, making it a fitting host for discussions on the future of transplantation.

Join us in London for the ESOT Congress 2025, where we will not only fine-tune our knowledge on the latest medical breakthroughs, but also forge a path towards a greener and more sustainable future for organ transplantation.

Dear esteemed colleagues and friends,

It is with great enthusiasm that we extend our warm invitation to you for the upcoming ESOT Congress, set to take place in the vibrant city of London, United Kingdom on 29 June–2 July 2025.
As we gather for this prestigious international event, we will continue the established ESOT tradition of fostering collaboration and innovation across the continent. The focus of the congress will be two-fold: an exchange of knowledge in the ever-evolving field of organ transplantation and a call to arms on the most pressing global challenge of our time – climate change.

Our core congress theme, ‘Nurturing a sustainable transplantation journey’ reflects our commitment to considerate practices and long-term sustainability in both transplantation methods and associated environmental impacts. We will delve into this concept throughout the congress, acknowledging the intersection of environmental stewardship and the advancement of transplant care. With the guidance of an international lineup of experts, we will examine the impact of global warming on each step of organ transplantation and explore innovative strategies to make the whole journey for transplant patients more efficient and environmentally responsible.

London, a city steeped in rich history and cultural diversity, provides an ideal backdrop for our congress. From the iconic landmarks to the cutting-edge medical institutions, London encapsulates the spirit of progress and enlightenment, making it a fitting host for discussions on the future of transplantation.

Join us in London for the ESOT Congress 2025, where we will not only fine-tune our knowledge on the latest medical breakthroughs, but also forge a path towards a greener and more sustainable future for organ transplantation.