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Interior structures of the heart
Interior structures of the heart
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    Indonesian Cardiology Moving Ahead :

    "Fighting Cardiovascular Disease in Harmony"

    April 15th - 18th, 2010 at Ritz Carlton Hotel, Jakarta - Indonesia

    The 19th Annual Scientific Meeting of Indonesian Heart Association is the national's largest and prestigious annually meeting for approximately 1.750 health care professionals (mostly cardiologists, internists, neurologists, cardio-thoracic surgeons, general practitioners and other professionals) and scientist from all parts of Indonesia and surroundings, which are all dedicated to the science of cardiovascular diseases and associated disorders.

    Programming will provides continuing medical education through communication of appropriate and significant advances in the prevention, rehabilitation, diagnosis, and treatment of cardiovascular diseases from many angles and perspectives. Therefore, the attendees will have more comprehensive overview of recent advances in cardiovascular medicine.

    The theme of these coming events is "Indonesian Cardiology Moving Ahead : Fighting Cardiovascular Disease in Harmony" which will capture the evolving field of topics cardiovascular services in Asia-Pacific region and the achievement of Indonesian cardiology in the millenium . This event is arranged in conjunction with The 13th National Congress of Indonesian Heart Association (KOPERKI XIII)

    Symposia, workshops, mini-courses, cardiovascular research forum, free paper and Young Investigator Award session are interestingly available during the event. The scientific sessions offers a unique opportunity to gather with colleagues across the country with a wide-ranging interests and expertise in cardiovascular medicine and research. We have had some decades of advances; therefore, the scope and quality of scientific exchange at the scientific sessions have resulted in its becoming one of the most informative and the largest medical meeting of its kind in the country and surroundings. There will be also large, interesting technical and business exhibition for out partners from the pharmaceuticals and medical supplies companies. This exhibition will be displaying the latest medication and equipment advances in cardiology and cardiovascular surgery within the last recent years.


  • KOPAPDI XIV, Jakarta 11 – 14 November 2009

  • Program:
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    - Advanced Gynecologic Surgical Skill (AGSS), October 29-31, 2009
    - Basic Gynecologic Ultrasound, October 29-30, 2009
    - Basic Gynecologic Laparoscopic Skill, October 30-31, 2009

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