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The
2nd Annual Meeting of the Asia Pacific Endometriosis
Alliance (APEA)
Kuala Lumpur, 5 - 7 July 2007
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your interest now
for the
APEA 2007 Clinical Update Meeting! |
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APEA
is delighted to make their third newsletter
available, which includes:
- Pelvic pain, chronic inflammation
and auto-immunity Dr John Thomson
from Auckland, New Zealand describes a new
approach to treating pelvic pain, vaginal
discharge and dyspareunia.
- Immunopathogenesis of Endometriosis:
Role of Macrophages, Hepatocyte Growth Factor
and Estrogen A/Prof Khaleque Newaz
Khan from Nagasaki, Japan explains how the
immune system and hormones may interact
to promote endometriosis
- Ask APEA Professionals
from the Asia Pacific Region with specific
clinical or research questions can now ‘Ask
APEA’ for assistance. Email queries
will be forwarded to members with an interest
in the area.
- Endometriosis and Assisted Reproductive
Techniques Dr’s Hrishikesh
and Rishma Pai from Mumbai, India outline
their approach to Endometriosis and Assisted
Reproductive Technology.
- Research from our region
The newsletter concludes with recent research
publications from our region.
Contact the APEA secretariat at apea@internode.on.net
to join and register for the APEA newsletter.
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The Asian Pacific Endometriosis Alliance at
the inaugrual meeting, Maastricht 2005
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APEA is a broad
group of professionals including gynaecologists,
laparoscopic surgeons, researchers, and educators,
all with a specific interest in endometriosis.
We hope to share our expertise, enhance research
opportunities, and give our region an international
voice.
We complement, and work with, endometriosis
groups associated with ESHRE (Europe) and the
ASRM (North America). |
Anyone working
with women with endometriosis, including patient
group representatives, are invited to join APEA.
Membership is free, and all members receive
the APEA newsletter three times a year. |
Deborah
Bush QSM
CEO NZ Endometriosis Foundation
Chair APEA |
Dr Susan Evans FRANZCOG
Endometriosis Care Centres of Australia
Secretary APEA
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2006 NEWSLETTER included:
- Traditional Chinese Medicine
and laparoscopic surgery for the management
of
endometriosis, by Professor Xinmei
Zhang, Zhejiang University
- Combined APAGE/APEA meeting
details
- The "Me" programme,
by Deborah Bush QSM, New Zealand Endometriosis
Foundation
- Research summary from our
region.
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