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36th Sir peter freyer Memorial Lecture & surgical symposium

Arts Millennium Building, NUI Galway

2nd-3rd September 2011

Conference Information for Presenters/Delegates - Click here

Freyer Website - http://www.freyer.ie/

Memorial Lecture

Friday, 2nd September 2011 at 3pm

Colorectal Cancer Surgery - Open, Keyhole, Endoscope or Robot...Where are we Going?

Professor R J Heald, OBE MChir FRCS
Professor of Surgery, North Hampshire Hospital
Surgical Director of the Pelican Cancer Foundation, UK

State of the Art Lecture

Saturday, 3rd September 2011 at 12pm

Surgical Training & Surgical Service - Are we Getting the Formula Right?

Professor Eilis McGovern, MB FRCSI
President of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
Consultant Cardiothoracic Surgeon, St. James's Hospital, Dublin

Conference Information

Discipline of Surgery
Clinical Science Institute
National Univerisity of Ireland, Galway
+353 (0)91 524390

http://www.freyer.ie/

Abstract Submission Closed - April 17th, 2011

Sir Peter Freyer Memorial Lecture & Surgical Symposium: Background

The Sir Peter Freyer Memorial Lecture & Surgical Symposium is hosted annually on the first weekend of September by the Department of Surgery, NUI Galway. Professor Sean O⦡mp;euro;?Beirn established this conference in 1975 and was succeeded by Professor HF Given. It is currently hosted by Mr Oliver McAnena and Professor Michael Kerin.

Click Here for a list of previous Sir Peter Freyer guest speakers

It is the largest surgical conference in Ireland and is open to all surgical disciplines both nationally and internationally.

The Sir Peter Freyer Memorial Lecture & Surgical Symposium provides a platform for healthcare professionals to present their research and clinical work and allows for the merging of both scientific and clinical information. Abstracts are published in a supplement to the Irish Journal of Medical Science.

Each year the Sir Peter Freyer Memorial Medal is awarded to the best original research paper (chosen from the Plenary Session). A poster prize is also awarded. Participants at the Sir Peter Freyer Memorial Lecture and Surgical Symposium are eligible for CPD credits.

Click Here for a biography of Sir Peter Freyer

Discipline of Surgery, Clinical Science Institute, NUI Galway, Ireland.
Phone: +353 (0)91 524390 Fax: +353 (0)91 494509 (academic queries only)
E-mail: Surgery
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