A one-day symposium to explore the current evidence and future developments in the care of patients with major haemorrhage in different clinical settings.

TOPICS COVERED

• The Peritoneal Malignancy Institute in conjunction with the Pelican Cancer Foundation is holding an “Update on Management of Major Haemorrhage” at the Ark Conference Centre in Basingstoke.
• This one-day symposium will bring together international experts in point of care coagulation testing, liver transplantation, haematology, obstetrics, cardiac surgery, trauma and major abdominal surgery to explore the current evidence and future developments in the care of patients with major haemorrhage in different clinical settings.
• The aim of the symposium is to give delegates an understanding of the latest concepts in the field through a series of lectures and interactive case presentations and to share cross-discipline learning from these often challenging clinical situations.
• Clinicians and allied health care professionals involved in the care of patients at risk of major haemorrhage are encouraged to join us.
• This educational event is free to attend with a £75 deposit returnable on receipt of a completed post course feedback form and proof of attendance.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

People in coagulation testing, liver transplantation, haematology, obstetrics, cardiac surgery, trauma and major abdominal surgery

SPEAKERS

• Dr Ashok Roy – Consultant Haematologist, Basingstoke & North Hampshire Hospital
• Dr Klaus Gorlinger – Senior Consultant for Anaesthesiology, University Hospital Essen
• Prof Peter Collins – Professor of Haematology, Cardiff University School of Medicine
• Dr Keyvan Kasrkouti – Head of Anaesthesia, Toronto General Hospital
• Mr Faheez Mohamed – Consultant Colorectal and Pseudomyxoma Surgeon, Basingstoke & North Hampshire Hospital
• Dr John Bell – Consultant anaesthetist, Basingstoke & North Hampshire Hospital
• Dr James Coakes – Consultant anaesthetist, Basingstoke & North Hampshire Hospital
• Prof Karim Brohi – Professor of Trauma Sciences, Queen Mary University London
• Prof Rachel Collis, Obstetric Anaesthetist Consultant, University Hospital of Wales

For more information, please contact: [email protected].