Keynote Lectures
Responsible:
- Codrina Ancuța and Eugen Ancuța MD, PhD, Professor of Rheumatology, UMF ,,Grigore T.Popa,, and MD, PhD, MSC, Researcher I Professor, Obstetrics and Gynecology.
Date:
25-04-2024
Duration:
08:00-09:00
Location:
Nicolae Testemițanu 25, str., 2nd floor
Categories:
General Medicine, Keynote LecturesManaging patients with rheumatic diseases (RMD) during pregnancy and the postpartum period can
be a challenge for both rheumatologists and obstetricians. While disease activity during the course
of pregnancy varies with regard to the presence of underlying conditions, maintenance of remission
from conception through to delivery increases the chances of an uncomplicated pregnancy. A period
of remission of at least 6 months prior to conception increases the chance of a successful conception
while decreasing the risk of flares during pregnancy.
Other Keynote Lectures
16:00-17:00
The consequences of congenital CMV infection can vary, from mild symptoms to more serious complications, including neurosensory disorders such as deafness, vision problems, developmental delays, and other disabilities. Therefore, it is important to take preventive measures to prevent CMV infection in pregnant women, but also to prevent infection of the fetus when a pregnant woman is infected. Finally, it is important to carry out appropriate medical monitoring in the event of infection of the fetus and of the child born with congenital CMV infection.
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