On
December 11th, 2021, with technical support from the Office of
Information and Media, the Faculty of Medicine successfully hosted the virtual
Scientific Conference on the topic of: “Status
report on Rheoencephalography (REG) studies”. The conference used English
as the main language, with participation from over 200 lecturers from the
Departments of Physiology, Psychiatry, Neurology, and undergraduate and
graduate students of the Faculty of Medicine. Especially, this event had the
report of an American specialist in Neurology: Dr. Michael Bodo, expert in scientific research of the
Department of Neurocritical Care, Ochsner Medical Center, teaching assistant of
the Department of Neurosurgery, Tulane Medical School, New Orleans, Louisiana.
With
three consecutive hours of serious discussions, the participants had the
opportunity to hear a report from an international specialist on an interesting
topic, and were introduced to advanced equipment and techniques in the United
States. This is doubly a chance to update knowledge, meet with expert and
practice English skills for lecturers and students of the Faculty. Speaking on
behalf of the organizing committee, Dr. TRAN Thai Thanh Tam – Vice Dean of the
Faculty of Medicine sent words of gratitude to Dr. Michael Bodo, and invited
the specialist to continue taking part in future academic, scientific and
international cooperation activities of the Faculty of Medicine, especially in
the international publication field.
Pictures from the
conference:
Introducing Can Tho University of
Medicine and Pharmacy to Dr. Michael Bodo.
Dr. TRAN Thai Thanh Tam – Vice Dean of
the Faculty of Medicine gave opening speech to the conference.
Dr. Michael Bodo introduced the
scientific history and topic of report.
Dr. Michael Bodo discussed the
development path of Neuro-Monitoring.
Dr. Michael Bodo introduced the
research model on laboratory mice.
Dr. Michael Bodo explained the research
results of cerebral blood flow in mice.
Dr. Michael Bodo analyzed the
correlation between age and cerebral blood flow disorders between alcohol
addiction group and control group in one of his own studies.
Dr. Michael Bodo answered questions
from participants on the topic of the conference.
For further information,
please contact:
Science-Technology
and External Relations Office
Can Tho University of Medicine and Pharmacy
179
Nguyen Van Cu Street, Ninh Kieu District, Can Tho City, Vietnam
Telephone: (84) 292
3739809; Email: ico@ctump.edu.vn
Science-Technology and External Relations Office
