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EHA-AAH Balkan Mini Hematology Tutorial 2021

EHA is joining forces with the Albanian Association of Hematology (AAH) to organize the EHA-AAH Balkan Hematology Mini Tutorial.

Date: November 18-19, 2021
Location: Virtual

Chairs: 
Prof Gianluca Gaidano, Chair EHA Global Outreach Program Committee
Prof Arben Ivanaj, Albanian Association of Hematology (AAH)
Dr Alma Cili, Albanian Association of Hematology (AAH)

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At EHA we highly value international collaboration, and we aim to foster long-term relations with our national society partners. EHA is teaming up with the Albanian Association of Hematology (AAH) to organize this mini tutorial, but also invited the partner national societies of the Balkan region to provide local speakers for the program.

Program

The EHA-AAH Balkan Hematology Mini Tutorial program will focus on Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL) and the following main topics will be covered:

  • DLBCL: Definition, diagnosis and pathogenesis

  • First-line treatment of DLBCL

  • Second-line treatment of DLBCL

  • CAR-T cell therapy: What's next in the treatment of DLBCL

The program will include presentations from European speakers, in addition to case presentations by speakers from the Balkan region followed by time for discussion.

For the full meeting program, click here.

Target audience

Physicians, clinicians, basic researchers, biologists, trainees, medical students from the Balkan region.

Registration

Registration for the mini tutorial is free of charge.

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Partner acknowledgment

EHA would like to thank the following regional and national partners for their collaboration.

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Slovenian Society of Hematology

Slovenia

 

EBAH CME Accreditation

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EHA Hematology Tutorials are accredited by the European Board for Accreditation in Hematology (EBAH) CME. EBAH CME is the best way for hematologists to master the latest developments within the specialty of hematology. Staying abreast of these scientific developments and keeping in touch with up-to-date views on clinical policy will enable you to raise your professional level, resulting in the best treatment for your patients.