CYCLICAL VOMITING SYNDROME ASSOCIATION
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Register for our Summer Meeting, Attendance is free but it helps to organise the facilities if we have an idea of numbers. If you expect to attend please contact Juliet@cvsa.org.uk Buffet meals can be booked.
Summer Meeting June 22nd Nottingham
We can now confirm we have two brilliant speakers:
Professor Thangam Venkatesan from the University of Ohio USA. She is a leading researcher in CVS and has spoken at our annual Family Day on two occasions and was brilliant. We had fantastic feedback. She is an advisor to the US CVS society and lead author on the published guidelines for treatment of adults with CVS.
We can't stress enough how rare an opportunity this is, Thangam was one of the main organisers of a CVS seminar last year, where a multitude of experts gathered to discuss the latest research. People who attend can hear about the latest progress, and there is a lot, and the exciting research that is happening now.
Dr Maura Corsetti is a consultant gastroenterologist and Clinical Associate Professor from the University of Nottingham and Queens Medical Centre. She too has spoken at our Family Day and again, had brilliant feedback. We have also had several unsolicited recommendations for her and her colleagues, from members who had appointments with her following her presentation. One said it had been "life changing".
We normally only hold one meeting a year, we are a small all-volunteer charity and it takes a lot of work to organise these. We are too small to organise regional meetings, but we are aware of the need, and it is something we will work towards. The fact we decided to hold two meetings this years should speak to how special this will be.
The medical experts give up their own time, unpaid, to help CVS sufferers. This should be an outstanding meeting. Please make every effort to attend.
Saturday June 22nd 10am-4pm
Monica Partridge Building
University Park Campus
University of Nottingham
NG7 2RD
There is parking available outside the building.
Note: we cannot provide dedicated child care on this occasion. Children are welcome in the meeting if well behaved.
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Dr Sonny Chong Consultant Paediatrician
Queen Mary’s Hospital, Carshalton, Surrey
Keith J Lindley BSc (Hons) PhD MB MRCP(UK) MRCPCH
UCL Institute of Child Health, Great Ormond Street Hospital
Osvaldo Borrelli MD PhD
Head of Clinical Service – Speciality Lead
Consultant Paediatric Gastroenterologist Great Ormond Street Hospital
Honorary Senior Lecturer – Institute of Child Health, University College London
Dr Ishaq Abu-Arafeh
Consultant in Paediatrics and Paediatric Neurology, Forth Valley Royal Hospital and the Royal Hospital for Sick Children, Glasgow
Dr Alberto Ravelli
Pediatric gastroenterologist and hepatologist, Brescia University, Italy
Dr Simon Moodie
Consultant Gastroeneterologist, Epsom & St Helier NHS Trust, Surrey
Prof Qasim Aziz
Consultant Neurogastroenterologist, Royal London
Prof. Maura Corsetti
Queens Medical Centre Nottingham
Dr Mohsin Butt
Queens Medical Centre Nottingham