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| Registered Charity No. 1060134 | ||
| CME Course | ||
15th Budapest Nephrology School (40 CME)
Organized by the Hungarian Kidney Foundation (Reg. No 596/1987)
Under the Auspices of
ISN and ERA-EDTA
August 26-31, 2008
Semmelweis University, Budapest, Hungary
Local coordinator: Prof Dr. László Rosivall MD, PhD, DSc - E-mail: rosivall@net.sote.hu
| PARTECIPATION FEE: |
| Before 30 March 2008: 650 EURO |
| After 30 March 2008: 700 EURO |
| On site: 750 EURO |
| PARTECIPATION FEE INCLUDES: |
| - Attendance to nephrology refresher course |
| - Free attendance to the 6th International Wine and Health Symposium (see below) |
| - Lunches, dinners and refresherments |
| - Social programs (Danube cruise, Parliament tour, Organ Concert) |
| - Support for buying the book of Nephrology, Hypertension, Dialysis, Transplantation Eds: Thomas E. Anreoli, Eberhard Ritz, László Rosivall |
| - Hungarian hospitality |
IMPORTANT:
A good part of the actual participation fee is sponsored by the Hungarian Kidney Foundation and other national and international organizations for the benefit of the physicians mainly from developing Countries. Furthermore, a number of young applicants from developing countries will be supported by a partial participation fee waiver sponsored by the Hungarian Kideny Foundation. To apply for these opportunities you are required to send a letter stating the reasons for the request together with your Curriculum Vitae and a letter of recommendation.
The Organizing Committee will inform you of its decision in time.
The ERA-EDTA will give offer travel grants to young nephrologists in their early career (35 years old and younger) plus one year ERA-EDTA membership (including free access to NDT Online and the right to pay a reduced registration fee to the annual ERA-EDTA Congresses).
Travel grant forms will be soon online.
Faculty:
W. van Biesen, E. Cole, R. Coppo, A. Covic, J. Feehally, M. Fischereder, H. Helderman, D. Kerjaschki, D. Mendelssohn, I. Mucsi, M. Novák, J. Peti-Peterdi, E. Ritz, G. Schulmann, T. Tóth, A. Wiecek, C. Zoccali.
Preliminary Programme:
| BASIC SCIENCE/PATHOMECHANISM OF DISEASE |
| Real-Time Imaging of Kidney Functions in Vivo, |
| Role of Oxidative Stress in the Pathophysiology of Kidney Disease, |
| Intrarenal Renin Angiotensin Systems |
| Molecular and Cellular Mechanism of Vascular Calcification |
| Chronic Inflammation and Chronic Kidney Disease |
| Key Issues and New Concepts in the Mechanism of Renal Fibrosis |
Proteinuria/Microalbuminuria/Endothelial Damage – from Bench to the Bedside |
| APPROACH TO THE PATIENT WITH RENAL DISEASE |
| Kidney Biopsy |
| Indications and Interpretation of Serological Tests in the Context of Kidney Disease |
| DISTURBANCES IN CONTROL OF BODY FLUID VOLUME AND COMPOSITION |
| Control of Extracellular Fluid Volume and the Pathophysiology of Edema Formation, |
| Acid-Base Disorders, Acid-Base Quiz, |
| Disorders of Potassium Balance, |
| Pathophysiology of Water Metabolism, Aquaporins: from Molecules to Medicine, |
| Disturbances of Calcium, Magnesium, and Phosphate Metabolism, |
| CLINICAL NEPHROLOGY |
| Acute Renal Failure |
| Primary Glomerular Disease, |
| Secondary Glomerular Disease (except diabetic nephropathy |
| RPGN |
| Tubulointerstitial Diseases, |
| Cystic Diseases of the Kidney |
Renal Artery Stenosis |
| Pregnancy and Renal Disease (I- II) |
| Diabetic Nephropathy |
| Effective Treatment Strategies to Delay the Progression of Renal Disease and Vascular Disease in CKD |
| Physical Fitness – does it have a Role in the Management of CKD Patients? |
| Meet the Professors / Case Discussions |
| HYPERTENSION |
| Essential Hypertension and Treatment |
| Secondary Hypertension |
| CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE |
| Complications of CKD: Renal Anemia |
| Disorders of bone and Mineral Metabolism in CKD |
| Targeting Vascular Damage (Stiffness, Calcifications) in CKD Beyond Blood Pressure, |
| Secondary Hyperparathyroidism – an Update on Pathophysiology and Treatment, |
| Post-Transplant Bone Disease, |
| Cardiovascular Aspects of Chronic Kidney Disease |
| Renoprotection in Genaral and Aldosterone inhibition, in particular |
| RENAL REPLACEMENT THERAPY |
| Hemodialysis Adequacy, |
| Alternative Therapies – Frequent, Long Dialysis, Hemodiafiltration |
| Complication in Hemodialysis, |
| Vascular Access |
| Peritoneal Dialysis – adequacy |
| Predialysis Care |
| Peritoneal Dialysis - Complications |
Intensive Care Nephrology, |
| RENAL TRANSPLANTATION |
| Recurrent Diesases After Transplantation |
| Evaluation of Kidney Transplant Recipients and Donors, |
| Transplantation With Expanded Criteria Kidney Donors, |
| Drug Minimization Immunosuppression in Renal Transplantation, |
| Immunosuppressive Drugs, How They Work on Immune Mechanisms |
| Transplantation in Patients with Type 1 Diabetes, |
| Managing Kidney Transplant Patients –Beyond Immunosuppression |
| PSYCHONEPHROLOGY |
| Depression in Patients with CKD |
| Sleep Disorders in Patients with CKD |
| Rehabilitation of Patients with CKD |
| RENAL PATHOLOGHY |
| Renal Pathology, |
| Renal Pathology Quiz, |
| EPIDEMIOLOGY – Joint Session with the 1st Budapest Clinical Epidemiology Course |
| (Orgnized together with the Foundation for Preventive Medicine, Reg. No: 1101/1991), Dr. Istvan Mucsi, Associate Professor, PhD, Med.hab, e-mail address: mucsinovak@nefros.net) |
| Clinical Epidemiology – an Introduction |
| Bias and Confounding in Epidemiologic Studies (lecture) |
| Study Design – is it Always RCT? |
In addition:
6th International Symposium on Wine and Health
in conjunction with the 15th Budapest Nephrology School
26 August 2008
Special Evening:
Symposium with the lecture entitled „Cardiovascular Effects of Red Wine” together with a dinner reception with elaborate wine tasting accompanied by a lecture on Hungarian wines and vineyards.
Wine has always been important to Hungarians with its several thousand-year history in the mankind’s life. Despite the fact that there are 24 historical vineyards in our country, among them so famous places as Tokaj, Villány, Badacsony and the culture and long tradition of wine consumption, there is a high incidence of cardiovascular disease with the resultant alarmingly low life expectancy in this region.
This symposium will provide a good opportunity for scientific exchange of views and informal discussions with members of faculty and also with the representatives of the medical experts and “the Hungarian Wine Academy”.
PROGRAMME
17:00-17:10 Presidential Greetings, László Rosivall
17:10-17:40 Cardiovascular Risk and Alcohol in General and Red Wine in
Specific, Eberhard Ritz, President of ISN
17:40-19:00 Elaboration and Presentation of the Hungarian Wines, Ernő
Péter Botos, Vice-president of the Hungarian Wine Academy
19:00-21:00 Dinner
Special Hungarian Dishes
Selected quality wines from the best known Hungarian cellars