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XII Congress of the Union of Middle Eastern and Mediterranean Paediatric Societies

XII CONGRES DE L'UNION DES SOCIETES De PEDIATRIE DU MOVEN,ORIENT ET DE LA MEDITERRANEE

s SUDAN ASSOCIATION OF PAEDIATRICIANSVI CONFERENCE

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KHARTOUM FRIENDSHIP HALL

15 --- 18 DEC. 1979

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XII CONGRES DE L'UNION DES SOCIETES DE PEDIATRIE DU MOYEN·ORIENT ET DE LA MEDITERRANEe

& SUDAN ASSOCIATION OF PAEDIATRICIANS

VI CONFERENCE

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KHARTOUM FRIENDSHIP HAll

15 --- 18 DEC. 1979

(~,\~ .•~International Year of the Child 1979

PROGRAMME t\,,---·~·)~JPROGRAME"

-Day 8 -10 a. m. 10-11 11 - 12.15 p.m. 12.15 12.30 - 2 p.m.

a. m. Pannel 1 Pannel 2 Pannel 3 12.30 Pannel 1 Pannel 2 Pannel 3

Saturday Registration Blood DisordersProtein Miscellan- Blood disorders Protein calor-

15.12 and opening Party - calorie Break - calorie Mal- Miscellaneous(1) malnutr- eous (ll) -ceremony -ition (1)

nutrition @

Sunday PlenaryCardiovas- Growth & Immuniz-

16.12 Session Break Gastroentrology Break Gastroentrology Miscellaneousinfant & cular system development (11) ationchils! feeding(1)

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Monday Plenary Diseases of Miscellan- Renal diseases Paediatric17.12

session BreakRespiratory

Break MiscellaneousInfant and central nervous disorders syndromeschili! feeding eous

(!l) system

Tuesday Plenary

18.12 session:Paediatric.. Break Guest lecture : Prof. Alex F. Robertson Break Closing Cermonyservices :Prioritiesandchallenges

..,.,

Saturday 15. 12. '79

Opening session

9. a.m.

Speakers

1) Dr. Hafiz EI Shazali.

President of the Union & Sudan association of Paediatricians2) Prof. I Dogramachi.

3) Sayed Khalid Hassan Abbas

H. E. Minister of Health.

4

SATURDAY 15. 12. 1979

11 - 12. 15 a.m.PANNEL 1

Blood Disorders ( 1 )

ChairmanReporteir

Professor BagchiDr. M. A/Mageed

Speakers1. Dr Kattamis, C. and Others,

Effectiveness of Splenectomy in thalassemic syndromes2. Dr. M. A/Mageed and others

Value of Serum Ferritin in Sickle Cell Disease.3. Dr. Ahmed Hamid Ali & Prof. A. Orner

Pattern of Red Cell destruction in children with Bilharziaspleenomegaly.

4.

DISCUSSION 15 minutes.

PANNEL 2, - ....•....

Protein Calorie Malnutrition (T)Chairman M. Ibrahim -Reporteir Dr. O. A/Elseed

Speakers

1. Dr. Hakton M. and othersHydroxy protein values in normal infants.Protein energy malnutrition and nutritional rickets beforeand after vitamin D. Therapy.

2. Dr. F. EI BehairyLactose tolerance in normal infants and children and in iasesof Protein Calorie malnutrition.

15 minutes.

5

SATURDAY 15. 12. 1979

. 11 - 12. 15 a. m.

PANNEL 3

MISCELLANEOUS TOPICS.

Chairman

Reporteir

Prof. Waterloo

Dr. Orner Mohamd Ahmed Taha

Speakers

1. Dr. S. Sklavanu-Zurukzogler and others.Youngester's Psychological reaction after an earthquake.

2. Dr. Hafiz el ShazaliValue of Virazole in treatment of measles.

3. Dr. Z. A. Karrar & Dr. M. I. A. OrnerMorbidity Patterns in Soba-Butri project.

4. Dr. Mahmoud Mohamed Hassan and Fadil RabieInborn errors of metabolism of amino acids in SudaneseChildren.


6

SATURDAY 15. 12. 1979

12 . 30 - 2 p. m.

PANNEL 1

BLOOD DISORDERS ( IT)Chairman Ahmed HamidReporteir Dr Osman Awad el Karim

Speakers1. Dr. Catrice, D. et al

Evaluation of auditory and renal function in Patients withSS disease and S. thalassemia.

2. Dr. Ahmed Hamid and others.Sideropenic dysphagia in two Sudanese children.

3. Dr. Cassimos, Ch. and othersD. glucaric acid excretion in families of normal and G-6 PDdefecient children with favism.

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PANNEL 2

PROTEIN CALORIE MALNUTRITION ( 11 )

ChairmanReporteir

Prof. ScrimshawDr. Mohamed Abdalla Malik

Speakers

1. Dr. Sulieman S. Fedail and Dr. Z. A. KarrarSerum trypsin and cholecytokinin protein-calorie malnutr-ition.

2. Dr. AU KarrarEffect of different diet regimen in hospitals on catch upgrowth period in Sudanese malnourished children.

3. Dr. Mabyio Mustafa and othersTreatment and prophylaxis of endemic goitre in children byiodized oil in Jebel Marra area.

DISCUSSIO 15 minutes.

7

SATURDAY 15.12. 19.19

12 . 30 - 2 p. m.

PANNEL 3. ~

MISCELLANEOUS

1.

2.3.4.


8

SUNDAY 16. 12. 1979

PLENARY SESSION

8-10 a. m.

INFANT AND CHILD FEEDING ( 1)

Chairman Prof. Mamdouh Gabr

Reporteir Dr. Yahia. Orner Hamza

Speakers

1. Prof. Waterloo

2. Professor Z. L. Ostrawski

Breast feeding in four European countries

9

SUNDAY 16. 12. 1979" .11 a. m. - 12. 15 p. m.

PANNEL 1

GASTRO - ENTROLOGY (1..)Chairman Prof. Tapias IoanisReporteir Dr. Yassin A/TurkiSpeakers

1. Dr. Saler R. and othersA study of hepatitis B surface antigen and serum immunog-lobulins in Egyptian veno-occlussive disease.

2. Dr M. N; MansourDevelopment of albumin binding capacity to bilirubin duringthe first 14 days extra uterine life in preterm infants.

3. Dr. Salah TahaCaeco colic intussusception in the Gezira

4. Dr. Mahmoud Mohamed HassanAcute gastroenteritis in Sudanese children


PANNEL 2

CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM

ChairmanReporteir

Prof. Sklvomou TsouroukisDr. A/Moneim el seed

Speakers

1. Dr. K. Kossoglu and othersBlood pressure in children aged 4 - 18 years.

2. Dr. El Seed A. M.Congenital Heart disease in Sudan

3.4.


10

SUNDAY 16. 12. 1979

11 a. m. - 12. 15 p. m.

PANNEL 3

GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT

ChairmanReporteir

Prof. Lamaan ZakiDr. EI Sir Hashim

Speakers

1. Dr. A. KhattabComparative anthropometric studies of Egyptian Emerateand Ind ian children.

2. Dr. T. ShibliGestational assessment in Sudanese newborns.

3.4.


11

SUNDAY 16. 12. f979

12. 30 - 2 p.m.

PANNEL 1

GASTROENTROLOGY ( .!..!. )Chairman

Reporteir

Prof. Ostrowski

Dr. Gaafar Ibnoaf Sulieman

Speakers

1. Dr. A. Haidas and Cassinos Ch.Immunologic deflects in children with chronic diarrhoea

2. Dr Yahia O. Hamza and OthersNorthward spread of visceral Ieishmariasis in Sudan

3. Dr. Gaafar Ibnoaf SuIiemanSmall intestional morphology in Sudanese children.

4.


PANNEL 2

IMMUNIZATON

ChairmanReporteir

Prof. S. SklavunuDr. Mohamed Ibrahim

Speakers

1. Dr. K. KiossogluImmunization of Pre-school and school age children

2. Dr. M. I. AU OrnerTrial of multiple immunization programme in Khartoum.

3.4.


12

PANNEL 3

MISCELLANEOUS

Chairman

Reporteir

Speakers

I

.2,

4.

SUNDAY 16. 12. 1979

12. 30 - 2 p. rn.


13

MONDAY 17. 12. 1979

8 - IO' a. m.PLENARY SESSION

INFANTS AND CHILD FEEDING ( !!). .

ChairmanReporteir

Prof. Kassimos GliristosDr. A/Moneim el Seed

Speakers

1. Professor N. S. Scrimshaw

Interaction of nutrition and infection in childrenProfessor K. BagchiDr. Hafiz el Shazali

14

MONDAY 17. 12. 1979

11 - 12. 15 a. m.

PANNEL 1"

DISEASE OF CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEMChairmanReporteir

Prof. MansvoDr. A/Rahman el Mufti

Speakers

1. Dr Frezal and others.Diagnostic clinique des encephalopathies hereditares

consecutives A une aminoacidopathic2. Dr. Toptas J. N/ et N. Kordiolis

Le traitement chirurgical des malformationsarterio-veineusescerebrale, de L'enfant et Ie L'adolescent,

3. F. EI Behairy and othersSome enzyme and electrolyte studies in serum and CSF ofrheumatic fever and chorea children

4. Dr. Mustafa Abdalla & Mohamed Ibrahim A. OrnerA new type of muscular dystrophy


PANNEL 2

RESPIRATORY DISORDERS

ChairmanReporteir

Prof. CruizDr. A. Bakkar

Speakers

1. B. Jean and othersBronchiolites Du Levolutives etude anatompathologique

2. Giogarakis Th and others."'n'"~7IQ.U of childhood Asthma ( Greece)

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MONDAY 17. 12, 1979

11 - 12. 15 a. m.

PANNEL 3.MISCELLANEOUS

1.

2.3.4.


16

MONDAY 17. 12. 1979

12. 30 - 2 p, m.

PANNEL 1

RENAL DISEASES----_._----«-ChairmanReporteir

Prof. Alex RoberstonDr. M. N. Mansour

Speakers1. Dr Keti Malaka and others

Antibody coated bacteria in urinary tract inflectionschildren.

2.3.4.

DISCUSSION 15 minutes,

PANNEL 2

PAEDIATRIC SYNDROMESChairman Dr. Mahmoud Mohd. HassanReporteir Dr. Khalda Zahir

Speakers

1. Dr. W. Zurukzoglu and othersSome remarks on Alport syndrome interesting to the

paediatricians,2. Dr. P. Monnet and others

Syndrome De Reiter Chezdes Enfant en convexion avec uneinfection a mycoplasma ting,

3.4.


17

MONDAY 17, 12. 1979

12. 3.0- 2 p. m,

PANNEL 3

MISCELLANEOUSChairman

Reporteir

Speakers

1.

2.

3.

4.


18

TUESDAY 18. 12. 1979

PLENARY SESSION

PAEDIATRIC SERVICES : PRIORITIES AND CHALLENGES

Professor I. DogramachiDr. Osman Awad el KarimReporteir

Speakers

1. Professor Dogramachi

2. Professor Shah

3. Dr. M. I. Orner

11 - 12. 15.

Guest Lecture

Professor Alex Robertson

12.30 2 p. m.

Closing session

Chairman

Reporteir

Dr Hafiz el Shazali

Dr. Abo Obeida Magzoub.

19

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€¦ · EI Behairy Lactose tolerance in normal infants and children and in iases of Protein Calorie malnutrition. 15 minutes. 5. SATURDAY 15. 12. 1979. 11 - 12. 15 a. m. PANNEL 3