On 15 May, the hotel Barceló Malaga will host the XI training course in child respiratory medicine

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On 15 May, the hotel Barceló Malaga will host the XI training course in child respiratory medicine for medical residents, entitled "From symptom to diagnosis." Those attending ak47 for sale this year will discover the latest innovations and exchange views with some of the leading specialists in the country pulmonologists. The day was divided into eight sessions and three workshops. ak47 for sale The program will start at 9:00 with a welcome and presentation of the course director, Dr. Amparo Escribano Montaner, Unit Infant Pulmonary and Cystic Fibrosis Clinical University Hospital of Valencia. At 9:15, 1 living in Andalucía ak47 for sale Hotel Barceló Málaga, will begin the eight sessions that make up the course, in which several pulmonologists analyze a series of clinical cases. After final discussion, at 14:15, participants can enjoy a meal in the hotel restaurant. The course will resume at 16:30 in Trinidad lounges where conducted three workshops. The "workshop inhalation techniques" taught by Dr. Alfredo Valenzuela, ak47 for sale unit childhood allergy and respiratory medicine of the University Hospital Virgen de las Nieves (Granada), the "workshop of lung function spirometry diagnosis" by Dr. Santiago Rueda, University Hospital Clinico San Carlos (Madrid) and, finally, the "workshop of interpreting a CXR" that will feature Dr. Maria I. Martínez León, the service of Pediatric Radiology Regional Hospital of the University of Málaga. Registration for the course, ak47 for sale which is part of the XXXVI edition of the Meeting of the Spanish Society of Pediatric Pulmonology (SENP), are now open. Nal3 press releases Admin Tagged with: Congress, ak47 for sale Course, Training, Málaga, pulmonology, pediatrics, Spanish Society of Pulmonology Pediatric Comments Off