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Dear All

 

A gentle reminder that the below meeting is now open for registration.

 

 

ACB South West & Wessex Region Autumn meeting

Thursday 28th  of November 2013

 

Lecture Theatre, Peninsula Medical School, Royal Devon & Exeter, Wonford,

Barrack Road, EXETER, EX2 5DW

Trace elements and Toxicology

Programme

9:30 Registration and Tea & Coffee

 

Morning session (Chair: Dr Maurice Salzmann, RD&E)

10:30 Brief overview of iron homeostasis and laboratory investigation

Dr Wayne Thomas - Consultant Haematologist, Derriford Hospital, Plymouth

11:15 Trace elements in nutrition

Dr Ruth Ayling - Consultant Chemical Pathologist, Derriford Hospital, Plymouth

12:00 Measuring wear” in metal on metal hips: the role of trace element analysis.

Mr Barry Sampson - Consultant Clinical Scientist and Honorary Lecturer, Charing

Cross Hospital, London

12:45 pm Lunch

 

Afternoon session

13:45 Clinical Biochemistry Live

Chair: Dr Andrew Day - Consultant Chemical Pathologist, Weston General Hospital,

Weston-super-Mare

 

3:15 pm Tea

Chair: Dr John O’Connor, RD&E

3.30 pm Forty Years of Trace Element Toxicity

Dr Andrew Taylor - Consultant Clinical Biochemist, Royal Surrey County Hospital,

Guidford

4.15 pm Metal on Metal hip: A clinical perspective

Mr Alun John - Consultant Orthopaedics Cardiff and Vale UHB - Trauma & Ortho,

Cardiff

5:00 pm Close

 

CPD accreditation: 5 points

 

Travel information

Information about travel can be followed and downloaded from below.

http://www.rdehospital.nhs.uk/patients/where/default.html

It is recommended to use public transport where possible as parking is extremely restricted on site!
 
Kind regards
 

Dr Aabha Sharma and Dr Mathangi Balasubramani (Meeting Secretary)

 

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