ROUNDTABLES
Roundtables are open dialogues that take place between the speakers and the audience, regarding various thought-provoking topics, which we consider a great opportunity for our participants to enlarge their scientific horizons.
Open minds, open dialogue, shared perspectives.
Open minds, open dialogue, shared perspectives.
Open minds, open dialogue, shared perspectives.
Open minds, open dialogue, shared perspectives.
Open minds, open dialogue, shared perspectives.
Open minds, open dialogue, shared perspectives.
What seems to be a normality nowadays, can quickly turn into a crisis for some patients. Pregnancies are prone to develop abnormalities and when these circumstances occur, it’s important to acknowledge what to do.
Choosing between the life of a mother and her child is one of the most difficult situations a medical team can face. In these circumstances, the decision no longer belongs to the patient and doctors have to act quickly.
When medicine, ethics and law pull in different directions, it becomes hard to define what “doing the right thing” means. Saving a life comes at a high cost, especially when there is no consent or easy solution.
If you want to have a better understanding on how such decisions are made in real-life cases, then don’t hesitate to join Assoc. Prof. Mihai Popescu, MD, PhD, DESAIC specialised in anesthesiology and intensive care, Assoc. Prof. Romina-Marina Sima, MD, PhD, specialised in obstetrics and gynecology and Snr. Lect. Filip Perde, MD, PhD, specialised in forensic medicine. You will have the opportunity to participate in a heated debate, sharing and observing different points of views.
Extremely premature pregnancies (22-25 weeks of gestation) have a high level of complexity and can lead to severe consequences for both mother and fetus. Whether to intervene in such cases remains a controversial question.
Assoc. Prof. Cătălin Cîrstoveanu, MD, PhD, expert in neonatology, Irina Mărgărint, MD, specialised in pediatric cardiovascular surgery and Asst. Lect. Oana Tarța-Arsene, MD, PhD, pediatric neurology specialist, will address some of the most delicate and provoking aspects of neonatal care.
The discussion will focus on how medical teams make the difficult decision between continuing or stopping treatment in extremely premature births, taking into account not only survival, but also long-term disabilities. Emotional, ethical and scientific challenges, involved in saving lives, will also be explored, as well as what the prognosis reveals about the quality of life.
If you want to enrich your knowledge about premature cases and explore real-life situations, discussed by experienced doctors, then you shouldn’t miss out on this roundtable!
More and more couples are affected by a worldwide problem: infertility. However, the cause of this condition is not known. Some people may think the mother is responsible for causing such a serious challenge between partners, even though recent studies oppose this speculation.
This roundtable will offer a comprehensive look at infertility, focusing on a variety of subjects, from the main contributing factors to how it impacts the identity and mental health of both women and men. The debate will also address the cultural pressure surrounding infertility and highlight the importance of medical investigations for both partners in their journey towards treatment.
These topics will be explored by Asst. Lect. Ileana Delia Săbău, MD, PhD, medical genetics specialist, Snr. Lect. Șerban Radian, MD, PhD, endocrinology expert, Corina Georgescu, MD, gynecologist and Andrei Rădulescu, MD, urologist. Prepare yourself to find out new crucial information because our guests will bring to the spotlight this major controversy.