19th International Conference on
Rheumatology and Muculoskeletal Disorders

Professor John Horowitz received his medical studies in Adelaide before going on to the University of Melbourne for his clinical and research training in cardiology and clinical pharmacology. He worked as a postdoctoral research fellow at Brigham and Women's Hospital, Harvard University, Boston, from 1980 to 1982. He was appointed Professor of Cardiology at Adelaide University and Director of Cardiology at Adelaide's Queen Elizabeth Hospital in 1988. His main areas of interest in cardiovascular disease, including myocardial ischemia, heart failure, atrial fibrillation, aortic valve stenosis, and takotsubo syndrome, include their pathogenesis and prospective treatments. His particular pharmacological/therapeutic interests are the antioxidant N-acetylcysteine and the heart metabolic regulator perhexiline's potential use.

cardiology and Clinical Pharmacology

Professor of obstetrics and gynecology in Egypt's College of Medicine, Ahmed Rammah. At the International Islamic Center for Population Studies and Research at Al Azhar University in Cairo, Egypt, there is an assisted reproduction unit. He received his Medical Doctorate (M.D.) in Obstetrics and Gynecology from the School of Medicine in 1991. Obstetrics and gynecology Master's degree, 1986, 1999, Activities and Societies: Infertility Assisted Reproduction, Faculty of Medicine Medicine and Surgery, College of Medicine, 1979–1984 MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery).

Prenatal diagnosis, maternal-fetal medicine, reproductive medicine, etc

Biomedical scientist Ms. Susanna Uusmaa has extensive training in both international business and medical sciences. She is motivated to combine cutting-edge smart technology into making significant contributions to the biomedical industry and holds an MSBS degree. Ms. Uusmaa, who proudly graduated from Tallinn University School of Natural Sciences and Health and Tallinn University of Technology (CALTECH) and conducted research in neuroscience and oncology, adopts an evidence-based approach to both her professional goals and those of a passionate healthy lifestyle entrepreneur.

Information Technology, Gene Technology, Biotechnology, Biology, Medicine, Genetics, Genomics, Mobile Health, Telemedicine, Neuroscience, Biomedical Sciences, Neurology, Psychology, Psychiatry, and Digital Health

Dr. of Medical Sciences, professor. Director of the otorhinolaryngology department of the Russian Medical Academy for Postgraduate Education. He was a junior researcher at the 2nd Moscow State Medical Institute's Department of ENT disorders for ten years. He successfully defended his thesis, which was titled "Differential diagnostic significance of auditory evoked potentials in diverse kinds of hearing impairment," in 1985. As a senior researcher since 1990, he was employed by the Scientific Center of Audiology and Hearing Aids Health Ministry. A senior researcher was the designation bestowed upon it in 1992. Powered by a professor from the department of otology and rhinology. He successfully defended his doctoral dissertation in 2002, which was titled "Optimization Technologies Hearing Improving Interventions in Different Forms of Hearing Loss".He is a Full Member of the European Academy of Otology and Neurotology (EAONO), its Regional Secretary from 2006 to 2009, and a Member of the International Society of Rhinology. 

Loss of hearing in the inner ear suddenly The middle ear cholesteatoma procedure involves mucociliary transfer. Timpanopolastic art and ossicular plastic art professional society membership

Mr. De la Parra-Solomon is an entrepreneur focused on Information Technology, Education and Health. He is creative, results-driven and has 16+ years of Digital Strategy experience in architecture and implementation. Mr. De la Parra-Solomon is the Chief Strategy Officer and Co-Founder of the Quantum Brain Research Institute (www.quantumbrain.institute), a HealthTech initiative established in Tallinn, Estonia focused on Mental Health and Information Technology solutions.

Quantum Brain Research Institute

1973: Humanistic High School on Emil Fischer High School in Euskirchen. 1973- 1980: Study of medicine at the Albertus Magnus University in Cologne. 1980-1981: Medical Assistant in the Department of Surgery, University of Cologne (Pichlmaier). 1981-1982: military service as a medical officer of the Armed Forces at Army and Air Force in Munster, Cologne-Wahn and Nörvenich. 1982-1985: Medical Assistant in the Department of Surgery, University of Cologne (Pichlmaier, Reichmann). 1985-1987: Research Fellow and House Officer in Surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital - Harvard Medical School in Boston, USA (Abbott, Darling, Brewster). 1987 -1992: ward physician in the Department of Surgery, University of Cologne (Pichlmaier, Rehm). 1992-1998: senior physician in the Department of Surgery, University of Cologne (Pichlmaier, since 1996 Hoelscher). Since 1998: Univ.-Professor of Vascular Surgery at the JW Goethe University. 1998-2007: Head of the center of gravity and vascular Endovascularchirurgie clinical center at the University of Frankfurt am Main JWGoethe. Since 2004: in addition gGmbH chief physician of vascular surgery at the Hospital of the Holy Spirit, teaching hospital of the JW Goethe University. Since 2004: Konsiliarius of Vascular Surgery at the German Clinic for Diagnostics, Wiesbaden. Since 2007: Director of the Department of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery of the Hospital of the JW Goethe University in Frankfurt am Main.

Endovascular Surgery, Vascular surgery