13 ОБРАЗОВАТЕЛЬНЫЙ КУРС ЕВРОПЕЙСКОЙ ПЕДИАТРИЧЕСКОЙ ХИРУРГЧЕСКОЙ АССОЦИАЦИИ (EUPSA) ДЛЯ ЦЕНТРАЛЬНОЙ И ВОСТОЧНОЙ ЕВРОПЫ
МИНИМАЛЬНО ИНВАЗИВНАЯ ДЕТСКАЯ ХИРУРГИЯ И УРОЛОГИЯ
12-13 МАРТА 2020, МОСКВА
Dear colleagues!
Having closely reviewed developments on COVID-19 over recent days, including updates on the travel restrictions of speakers and delegates, we regret to inform that it will not be possible to go ahead with the meeting in Moscow this month. Given the high interest in this year's Meeting, we are committed to ensuring that the meeting be rescheduled to take place at a more comfortable time in the future. We are therefore happy to announce that the 13th educational course of the European Pediatric Surgeons Association (EUPSA) for Central and Eastern Europe "Minimal Access Pediatric Surgery and Urology" will take place in Moscow in 2021. The dates of the Event will be announced soon.
Please, read the official letter from Prof. Martin Lacher, Chairman EUPSA Education Office below.
If you have any questions, please contact us by email: support@pedsurgery.ru or by phone: +7 (495)646-01-55 ext. 146 Mr. Dmitrii Makarov
Having closely reviewed developments on COVID-19 over recent days, including updates on the travel restrictions of speakers and delegates, we regret to inform that it will not be possible to go ahead with the meeting in Moscow this month. Given the high interest in this year's Meeting, we are committed to ensuring that the meeting be rescheduled to take place at a more comfortable time in the future. We are therefore happy to announce that the 13th educational course of the European Pediatric Surgeons Association (EUPSA) for Central and Eastern Europe "Minimal Access Pediatric Surgery and Urology" will take place in Moscow in 2021. The dates of the Event will be announced soon.
Please, read the official letter from Prof. Martin Lacher, Chairman EUPSA Education Office below.
If you have any questions, please contact us by email: support@pedsurgery.ru or by phone: +7 (495)646-01-55 ext. 146 Mr. Dmitrii Makarov
REFUND REGISTRATION FEES
Dear Colleagues,
The European Pediatric Surgeon’s Association (EUPSA) has the pleasure to announce the 13th Central & Eastern European Course in Pediatric Surgery on the topic of "Minimal Invasive Surgery and Urology" in Moscow, Russia.
Challenges exist for pediatric surgeons with regards to the variations in pathologies and often due to low number of cases to gain experience. The present course will focus on various aspects that include surgical techniques and new concepts to treat congenital malformations.
The 13th Course is envisaged to provide an excellent overview through lectures given by experts. The course also includes lecture ample discussion time to interact with the faculty.
Moscow is a major political, economic, cultural, and scientific center of Russia and Eastern Europe, as well as the largest city (by area) on the European continent with approximately 12 million residents within the city limit.
Nowdays, endoscopic surgery is implementing extremally active into the clinical practice of children’s hospitals in Russia. Endosurgical centers have been created in many cities of the country. The next decade of progress in pediatric surgery will undoubtedly be a period of further development of the principle of minimal invasiveness in relation to solving the most diverse, complex and unexpected problems that already exist or arise in various fields of surgical practice. Many clinics routinely use laparosoccopic and thoracoscopic surgery in newborns and older children. This allowed us to include lectures from leading children’s surgeons of Russia in the program of the current course, which will make the course more interesting and rich.
The European Pediatric Surgeon’s Association (EUPSA) along with the local organization team from Moscow welcomes you to Russia for the 13th Central & Eastern European Course in Pediatric Surgery!
Martin Lacher, MD
Chairman EUPSA Education Office
The European Pediatric Surgeon’s Association (EUPSA) has the pleasure to announce the 13th Central & Eastern European Course in Pediatric Surgery on the topic of "Minimal Invasive Surgery and Urology" in Moscow, Russia.
Challenges exist for pediatric surgeons with regards to the variations in pathologies and often due to low number of cases to gain experience. The present course will focus on various aspects that include surgical techniques and new concepts to treat congenital malformations.
The 13th Course is envisaged to provide an excellent overview through lectures given by experts. The course also includes lecture ample discussion time to interact with the faculty.
Moscow is a major political, economic, cultural, and scientific center of Russia and Eastern Europe, as well as the largest city (by area) on the European continent with approximately 12 million residents within the city limit.
Nowdays, endoscopic surgery is implementing extremally active into the clinical practice of children’s hospitals in Russia. Endosurgical centers have been created in many cities of the country. The next decade of progress in pediatric surgery will undoubtedly be a period of further development of the principle of minimal invasiveness in relation to solving the most diverse, complex and unexpected problems that already exist or arise in various fields of surgical practice. Many clinics routinely use laparosoccopic and thoracoscopic surgery in newborns and older children. This allowed us to include lectures from leading children’s surgeons of Russia in the program of the current course, which will make the course more interesting and rich.
The European Pediatric Surgeon’s Association (EUPSA) along with the local organization team from Moscow welcomes you to Russia for the 13th Central & Eastern European Course in Pediatric Surgery!
Martin Lacher, MD
Chairman EUPSA Education Office
Dear colleagues,
Russian pediatric surgeons are pleased to welcome participants of the XIII EUPSA Central and Eastern European Course in Pediatric Surgery "Minimally invasive surgery and urology" to Moscow.
For more than 100 years, the world pediatric surgery has accumulated the experience of successful treatment of children with various pathologies, including complex congenital malformations. In recent decades, many teams have improved minimally invasive endoscopic surgery, expanded the capabilities of specialists in a number of areas. It is obvious that the further development of pediatric surgery, as well as medicine in general, requires a constant exchange of experience, the formation of recommendations and standards of surgical practice, the prevention of complications and errors, the harmonization of medical legislation in different countries.
The XXI century is a time of open information space, partnership with the patient community, legally verified decisions. In the treatment of children, wherever they live, we must achieve the highest result! The key to this is accurate diagnosis, correct tactics and surgery, justified by national and international professional associations of pediatric surgeons.
We hope that the XIII EUPSA Course will serve to solve the tasks, combining in lectures and discussions hundreds of participants and an excellent Team of lecturers — famous pediatric surgeons of Europe. New surgery, new technologies require new organizational approaches, training, young doctors with fundamental knowledge, basic surgical school and immersed in the philosophy of minimally invasive surgery.
We are glad that the organizers of the Course considered it important to include in the Team of lecturers the Russian professors, who represent the leading surgical schools of our country, which have accumulated a lot of experience in endoscopic operations in children since the newborn period. The XIII EUPSA course will be held at the oldest medical University in Russia — Sechenov University, which recently celebrated its 260th Anniversary. This is an honorable mission for all of us, the successors of the traditions of the Russian surgery of Pirogov and Sklifosovsky, Fedorov and Yudin.
The Russian Association of pediatric surgeons (RAPS) together with the European pediatric surgical Association (EUPSA) is pleased to welcome you to Moscow for the XIII EUPSA Course for Central and Eastern Europe "Minimally invasive surgery and urology"!
Dmitry Morozov, Professor
I.M. Sechenov First Moscow State Medical University (Sechenov University)
Russian Association of pediatric surgeons
Russian pediatric surgeons are pleased to welcome participants of the XIII EUPSA Central and Eastern European Course in Pediatric Surgery "Minimally invasive surgery and urology" to Moscow.
For more than 100 years, the world pediatric surgery has accumulated the experience of successful treatment of children with various pathologies, including complex congenital malformations. In recent decades, many teams have improved minimally invasive endoscopic surgery, expanded the capabilities of specialists in a number of areas. It is obvious that the further development of pediatric surgery, as well as medicine in general, requires a constant exchange of experience, the formation of recommendations and standards of surgical practice, the prevention of complications and errors, the harmonization of medical legislation in different countries.
The XXI century is a time of open information space, partnership with the patient community, legally verified decisions. In the treatment of children, wherever they live, we must achieve the highest result! The key to this is accurate diagnosis, correct tactics and surgery, justified by national and international professional associations of pediatric surgeons.
We hope that the XIII EUPSA Course will serve to solve the tasks, combining in lectures and discussions hundreds of participants and an excellent Team of lecturers — famous pediatric surgeons of Europe. New surgery, new technologies require new organizational approaches, training, young doctors with fundamental knowledge, basic surgical school and immersed in the philosophy of minimally invasive surgery.
We are glad that the organizers of the Course considered it important to include in the Team of lecturers the Russian professors, who represent the leading surgical schools of our country, which have accumulated a lot of experience in endoscopic operations in children since the newborn period. The XIII EUPSA course will be held at the oldest medical University in Russia — Sechenov University, which recently celebrated its 260th Anniversary. This is an honorable mission for all of us, the successors of the traditions of the Russian surgery of Pirogov and Sklifosovsky, Fedorov and Yudin.
The Russian Association of pediatric surgeons (RAPS) together with the European pediatric surgical Association (EUPSA) is pleased to welcome you to Moscow for the XIII EUPSA Course for Central and Eastern Europe "Minimally invasive surgery and urology"!
Dmitry Morozov, Professor
I.M. Sechenov First Moscow State Medical University (Sechenov University)
Russian Association of pediatric surgeons