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Event Title: 2nd National Neonatal Registry Forum
18-Jun-2005 to 18-Jun-2005 Past Event
Venue: Clinical Auditorium, Selayang Hospital, Selangor
Organizer: Perinatal Society of Malaysia
Theme: The Neonatal Brain

2nd National Neonatal Registry Forum
Organised by: Perinatal Society of Malaysia
Venue:

Clinical Auditorium, Selayang Hospital,
Selangor

Date:  18th June 2005 (Saturday)
Theme: The Neonatal Brain

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Special Guest Speakers
Registration Form
Tentative Programme

SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKER

Professor Neil Marlow
Professor of Neonatal Medicine
Department of Child Health, University of Nottingham
Honorary Consultant Paediatrician and Clinical Director of Children's Services at Queen's Medical Centre
Honorary Consultant Paediatrician and Chair of Neonatal Services Management Group at Nottingham City Hospital
President of British Association for Perinatal Medicine
Co-ordinator and Member of Steering Group for EPICure study in UK


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REGISTRATION FORM
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TENTATIVE PROGRAMME

18th June 2005 (Saturday)

Theme: The Neonatal Brain

0830-0900 Registration
0900-0915 Welcoming Remarks
0915-1000 A review of Hot Topics in Washington
Moderator: Selayang Hospital Team
Can Brain Damage be Prevented or Repaired?
A Review by Robert Charles Tasker, MD (Video)
Cool Cap Trial Results
Peter D Gluckman, MD (Video)
1000-1045 How Normal is Normal after Perinatal Asphyxia?
Speaker: Professor Neil Marlow
1045-1115 Tea
1115-1200 Retinopathy of Prematurity: An opthalmologist's view
Speaker : Dr Choong Yee Fong
1200-1245 Supporting parents after preterm birth - Can we make a difference?
Speaker: Professor Neil Marlow
1245-1400 Lunch
1400-1445 Nutrition for the developing brain
Speaker: Dato' Dr Lim Nyok Ling
1445-1530 Nursing Care of the neurologically impaired infant
Speaker: Dr Chew Thean Meng
1530-1600 Hot Topics in Washington (Cont)
Moderator: Selayang Hospital Team
Neurodevelopmental Outcome of ELBW infants with Infection
Barbara Stoll, MD (Video)
1600-1630 Tea

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