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Main Programme<br />

Main Programme<br />

Saturday 11th June 2011<br />

107<br />

Dr Chris Ellis<br />

CT Cardiac Workstations - Concurrent Workshop Session Repeated<br />

Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 55mins Monet<br />

Start 3:05pm Duration: 55mins Monet<br />

The long awaited technology to accurately image the heart, especially the coronary arteries, in a noninvasive<br />

way is now here. Difficulties in imaging have been overcome with technically advanced CT<br />

scanners, and complex software, allowing extraordinary pictures of the heart to be created. Fascinating<br />

cardiac images will be shown. Based on case histories, the workshop will explore modern aspects of<br />

cardiac assessment and treatment whilst showing some fascinating images.<br />

Notes<br />

Dr Kingsley Nirmalaraj<br />

Diabetes in Pregnancy - Concurrent Workshop Repeated<br />

Saturday, 11 June 2011 Start 2:00pm Duration: 55mins Picasso<br />

Start 3:05pm Duration: 55mins Picasso<br />

Prevalence of gestational diabetes is increasing due to epidemic of obesity and increased maternal age.<br />

Similarly there is increasing prevalence of women with type 2 diabetes presenting in pregnancy. Recent<br />

literature supports the optimal maternal glycaemic control that has positive effects on perinatal and<br />

obstetric outcomes. Therefore revised glycaemic targets are being proposed.<br />

It is also important that women with diabetes who are contemplating pregnancy should be counselled<br />

and their therapy should be modified to optimise control in order to avoid unfavourable foetal and<br />

maternal outcomes. In addition to non-pharmacological interventions, such as diet and exercise, insulin<br />

is generally used to treat diabetes in pregnancy. It is reassuring that Metformin can safely be used in<br />

pregnancy, though long term outcome data are awaited.<br />

Women with gestational diabetes need long-term follow-up because of their increased risk of type 2<br />

diabetes and other vascular events.<br />

Notes<br />

09-12 June 2011 | Energy Events Centre | Rotorua

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