CME Course

 

ERA-EDTA

in collaboration with

Renal Pathology Society

 

Renal Histo-Immunopathology at Square Two
 
 
June 21, 2007 - 09.00-13.00 hrs
Barcelona, Spain

 

 

ERA-EDTA
European Council for Accreditation in CME in Nephrology, Dialysis and Transplantation (ECANDT of the ERA-EDTA accredited by the European Accreditation Council for CME - EACCME).
Chair-person:
R. Coppo (Italy)
Secretary:
A.L.M. De Francisco (Spain)
Members:  

J. Floege (Germany)

R. Vanholder (Belgium)
A. Wiecek (Poland)
C. Zoccali (Italy)
J. Cannata-Andia, ERA-EDTA President (Spain)

 

CME Courses Coordinators:
Basic Science and Clinical Nephrology:
R. Coppo (Italy) and P. Ronco (France).
Chronic Renal Failure, Hypertension and Clinical Epidemiology:
C. Zoccali (Italy) and G. London (France).
Dialysis:
R. Vanholder (Belgium), S. Davies (UK) and C. Wanner (Germany).
Transplantation:
C. Ponticelli (Italy), A. Torres (Spain) and K. Olgaard (Denmark).
Collaboration with ISN for courses in Eastern Europe:
N. Lameire (Belgium), A. Covic (Romania).

 

Course organisers: Franco Ferrario, Maria Pia Rastaldi, Volker Nickeleit

 

Information and registration
Participation is free of charge but is open only to delegates registered in the Congress.
   
If you have pre-registered to the Congress, you can participate in the Courses by simply downloading the form and send it by fax to +39-0521-959242 or by email to registrations@era-edta.org within and no later than June 7, 2007.
If you haven’t pre-registered, you will have the possibility of registering onsite, first for the Congress and thus after also for the Course, directly on June 21 starting at 8.00. Admission to the Course is limited to the seating capacity of the lecture hall, thus “first come first served” basis will be applied.
Course participants will be awarded 3 UEMS credits (convertible in AMA credits)
     

A coloured sticker will be attached to your badge at the entrance of the hall of the CME Course chosen and will entitle entrance to that course only.

 

 

 

SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME

 

TRANSPLANTATION
 
1.
Antibody Mediated Rejection (V. Nickeleit, Chapel Hill, USA)
   
2.
Chronic Allograft Nephropathy: what disease is this? (H. Regele, Vienna, Austria)
   
3.
Polyomavirus Nephropathy (H. Singh, Chapel Hill, USA)
   
NATIVE KIDNEYS
 
4.
FSGS (primary and secondary) (M.P. Rastaldi, Milan, Italy)
   
5.
Kidney Disease in diabetic patients: the usual, the unusual, and the unexpected (F. Ferrario, Milan, Italy)
   
6.
Acute Renal Failure: surprising findings (S. Florquin, Amsterdam, the Netherlands)
   
7.
Lupus nephritis: how to interpret histologic changes and guide patient management (J. Bruijn, Leiden, the Netherlands)