Ενδομητρίωση: Η ‘’κρυφή νόσος’’ που επηρεάζει τη γονιμότητα

Part one of this three-part Endobronchial ultrasound (EBUS) certified training programme covers the theoretical knowledge that is required for EBUS. The clinical literature relevant to EBUS will be reviewed and the equipment and techniques used for this procedure will be demonstrated.Prior to the course, all participants are requested to study online modules which cover topics such as anatomy, indications and contraindications, imaging modalities and basic ultrasound.Two weeks after taking part in the course, participants must complete an online test consisting of 30 multiple choice questions. Participants have to complete the test within one hour and answer at least 21 questions (70%) correctly.Participants who fail the online test can register to re-sit the test via myERS for an administrative fee of €50. If a participant fails to pass the online test on the second attempt, the participant will be required to re-start the training programme.Only participants who successfully pass the online test will be awarded a certification of completion for part one and will be able to proceed with part two of the EBUS training programme.Course formatOnline modulesLecturesProceduresDiscussionsOnline assessmentLearning outcomesFollowing completion of this training programme, participants should be able to:Independently assess patient history and resultsIdentify indications and contraindicationsPerform independent proceduresInterpret results and draw conclusionsTarget audienceQualified medical doctors with previous experience in:BronchoscopyTNM classification of malignant tumoursStaging patients – oncology and other conditions

ObjectivesThis course is designed to help participants prepare for certification in cardiovascular magnetic resonance.The programme comprises a mix of interactive lectures and hands-on practical lessons with simulation scanning and image analysis sessions in which attendees will perform on dedicated workstations.It also includes a review of clinical cases that can contribute to the logbook of cases to submit for the EACVI CMR certification:Review the principle of CMR physicsReview the role of CMR in acquired cardiovascular diseaseReview the role of CMR in congenital cardiovascular diseaseLearn image analysis during hands-on sessionsLearn image interpretation during interactive reading with the expert sessions.RegistrationRegistration Fees (VAT included):EACVI Silver Member: €1,080EACVI Regular Member and Non-Member: €1,280FEACVI & EACVI Silver Member under 40 years old, nurse and technician: €800The registration fee includes :Course participation from Thursday, 01 October at 08:00 to Saturday, 03 October at 13:30Catering including one group dinnerThree nights' accommodation at AC Ambassadeur Hotel - Juan les Pins from 30 September to 02 OctoberTransportation from the venue to the hotel and from the hotel to the venueN.B : Travel is not included in the registration fee – we kindly remind you that this arrangement must be booked on your side and remains at your own expense.Please note that there will be limited seats available and we recommend to book as early as possible.Registration Conditions and data privacy statementTARGET AUDIENCEThe course is designed for trainees and consultants, either cardiologists or radiologists who want to get certified in CMR by the EACVI.An application will be made to the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME®) for CME accreditation of this event. Contact usFor any further assistance please contact us here : https://help.escardio.org/s/contactsupport

The microscopic treatment of individual eggs, sperm, or embryos to improve fertilization and pregnancy rates is an essential skill for an embryologist and is critical in achieving the best clinical outcomes. With a focus on ICSI and biopsy procedures, this course on micromanipulation will give attendees the opportunity to strengthen and expand their knowledge. The workshop will examine gamete selection strategies, review current ICSI practices, discuss the establishment of ICSI and biopsy programmes, and address common troubleshooting approaches for these techniques.