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The Philip Zorab Symposium 3rd - 5th April 2006
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British Scoliosis Research Foundation
Registered Charity Number 803772
Patrons: Mr. Michael Atherton OBE, Mrs. Roald Dahl & Mr. Bernie Ecclestone
11th International Phillip Zorab Symposium
3-5th April 2006 Christ Church, Oxford, UK
Aetiology and New Treatments for Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis
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flyer, timetable and registration form*. *Registration forms may be emailed to jeremyfairbank@uk-consultants.co.uk, faxed to 001865744455 or sent through the post to Jeremy Fairbank, St Lukes Hospital, Latimer Rd, Headington, Oxford, OX3 7PF UK
Background
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Phillip Zorab was a chest physician in London with an interest in scoliosis
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These symposia have taken place on occasional basis over the last 30 years to
study aspects of scoliosis in depth
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They have been supported by clinicians and scientists from all over the world
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Much new work has been done in the field of idiopathic scoliosis aetiology. If
this work leads to new treatments, how are we to test these in clinical trials?
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Christ Church was the venue for the 10th meeting in 1998.
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This college provides the perfect environment for academic discussion in the
heart of the University of Oxford
Objectives
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To review knowledge of aetiology of adolescent idiopathic scoliosis
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To identify possible clinical applications of new knowledge of adolescent
idiopathic scoliosis
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To develop methodology for the assessment of new treatments in adolescent
idiopathic scoliosis
Methodology
Dahlem style conference
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Initial plenary session + keynote speakers
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4 Group sessions on the main areas of aetiology research
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Clinical session to examine methodology of application of new knowledge
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Final plenary sessions + keynote speakers
Invitation
To all clinicians and scientists with an interest in scoliosis aetiology and
developing new treatments
Website: www.ndos.ox.ac.uk/pzs
Email: jeremyfairbank@uk-consultants.co.uk
Address: Jeremy Fairbank
St Lukes
Latimer Road
Oxford OX3 7PF
UK
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