"From Microscope to Stethoscope" brings a breath of hope to asthmatic patients
The research being done at the Research institute of the MUHC could lead to an innovative non-medicinal treatment against asthma.
The last lecture for this year's season of the series "From microscope to stethoscope" will bring a breath of hope to asthmatic patients.
In their daily fight to breathe more easily, patients with
severe asthma have until now used the arsenal of modern
pharmacopoeia available to them. Dr. Olivenstein and his team now
offer them a therapeutic alternative not based on medication:
broncho-thermoplasty. This innovative technique circulates a heated
probe in the bronchi to relax the muscle and facilitate the passage
of air.
Listen to a short interview of Dr Olivenstein on this link:
This lecture will be given in French.
It
will take be held in the Employee Lounge at the Royal
Victoria Hospital (687 Pine Avenue), starting at 7:30
p.m.
The upcoming program in French is as follows:
October 29 Asthma: a breath of hope Dr. R. Olivenstein
Admission is free and reservations are not required.
Buffet refreshments will be served.
We welcome everyone to come hear and question Dr Olivenstein!
See you in 2009 for the next lecture series "From microscope to stethoscope"!
The Research Institute of the 捆绑SM社区 Health
Centre (RI MUHC) is a world-renowned biomedical and
health-care hospital research centre. Located in Montreal, Quebec,
the institute is the research arm of the MUHC, the university
health center affiliated with the Faculty of Medicine at 捆绑SM社区
University. The institute supports over 600 researchers, nearly
1200 graduate and post-doctoral students and operates more than 300
laboratories devoted to a broad spectrum of fundamental and
clinical research. The Research Institute operates at the forefront
of knowledge, innovation and technology and is inextricably linked
to the clinical programs of the MUHC, ensuring that patients
benefit directly from the latest research-based knowledge.
The Research Institute of the MUHC is supported in part by the
Fonds de la recherche en sant茅 du Qu茅bec.
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