Bundang Cha Women's Hospital will hold a symposium on prenatal genetic counseling on the 1st of next month
Aug 25, 2024
Cha Medical University Bundang Cha Women's Hospital (Director Kim Young-tak) will hold the '2024 Prenatal Genetic Counseling Symposium' at Pangyo Cha Bio Complex Grand Auditorium from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on September 1.
Bundang Cha Women's Hospital holds an annual 'Prenatal Genetic Counseling Symposium' to examine the nature of prenatal genetic counseling and find solutions as interest in genetic/rare diseases increases in the field of prenatal diagnosis with the rapid development of dielectric tests. At this symposium, you can exchange the latest knowledge on the current status, limitations, and clinical cases of prenatal diagnostic tests with genetic disease experts, from explaining the genetic terminology required for patient counseling.
In the first session, under the theme of 'Guidelines for Embryo and Fetal Genomics Test and Clinical Site', ▶ How far can the Embryo Genomics Test be? (Professor Yoo Eun-jung of Seoul Stationary Hospital) ▶ How far will the NIPT results go? Consultation Tip on outcome abnormalities (Professor Han Yoo-jung of obstetrics and gynecology at Gangnam Cha Hospital) ▶ How far can a prenatal invasive test be diagnosed? A lecture by Professor Ryu Hyun-mi of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Bundang Cha Women's Hospital will be held.
The second session will be followed by the presentation of prenatal genetic counseling for sex chromosome abnormalities and prenatal genetic counseling for sex chromosome abnormalities (Professor Lee Hyun-jung of obstetrics and gynecology at Bundang Cha Women's Hospital) ▶ the latest treatment for Kleinfelter syndrome (Professor Yoo Young-dong of Bundang Cha Hospital's Urology Department) ▶ Management of Turner syndrome (Professor Yoo Han-wook of Pediatrics at Bundang Cha Women's Hospital). In the third session, under the theme of 'Genetic Terms' Human Genome Structure (Darim St. Mary's Hospital Lee Boom's Doctor of Genetics) ▶ Genetic Results Paper Terms (Dr. Seol Chang-an of Green Cross Genome) ▶ Understanding Methylation and Imprinting during the test (Professor Yoon Ji-hoon of Gangnam Severance Diagnostic Test Medicine) will be explained.
In the last session, the presentation will be concluded in the order of ▶ Mosaicist Embryo Transplantation (Professor Kang In-soo of Daegu Cha Hospital) ▶ Prenatal Ultrasound Abnormal Series with Unexpected Genetic Diseases (Professor Ko Ji-hye of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Asan Medical Center) ▶ Series of Rare Diseases (Professor Lee Beom-hee of Pediatrics and Adolescents at Asan Medical Center).
Professor Ryu Hyun-mi of obstetrics and gynecology at Bundang Cha Women's Hospital said, `With the recent rapid development of genome testing, genetic testing of embryos and fetuses is rapidly expanding into the field of prenatal diagnosis, autonomy of prenatal diagnosis testing, accurate interpretation of results by medical staff, and genetic counseling to provide sufficient information and discuss are becoming important"In particular, we expect this symposium to be of great help in treatment with quizzes and actual clinical cases so that prenatal genetic counseling can be easily understood for those who have difficulty consulting."
Pre-registration for the symposium will be available on the website of Bundang Cha Women's Hospital until August 25 (first come, first served). Inquiries can be made to the obstetrics and gynecology class at Bundang Cha Women's Hospital.
Bundang Cha Women's Hospital holds an annual 'Prenatal Genetic Counseling Symposium' to examine the nature of prenatal genetic counseling and find solutions as interest in genetic/rare diseases increases in the field of prenatal diagnosis with the rapid development of dielectric tests. At this symposium, you can exchange the latest knowledge on the current status, limitations, and clinical cases of prenatal diagnostic tests with genetic disease experts, from explaining the genetic terminology required for patient counseling.
In the first session, under the theme of 'Guidelines for Embryo and Fetal Genomics Test and Clinical Site', ▶ How far can the Embryo Genomics Test be? (Professor Yoo Eun-jung of Seoul Stationary Hospital) ▶ How far will the NIPT results go? Consultation Tip on outcome abnormalities (Professor Han Yoo-jung of obstetrics and gynecology at Gangnam Cha Hospital) ▶ How far can a prenatal invasive test be diagnosed? A lecture by Professor Ryu Hyun-mi of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Bundang Cha Women's Hospital will be held.
The second session will be followed by the presentation of prenatal genetic counseling for sex chromosome abnormalities and prenatal genetic counseling for sex chromosome abnormalities (Professor Lee Hyun-jung of obstetrics and gynecology at Bundang Cha Women's Hospital) ▶ the latest treatment for Kleinfelter syndrome (Professor Yoo Young-dong of Bundang Cha Hospital's Urology Department) ▶ Management of Turner syndrome (Professor Yoo Han-wook of Pediatrics at Bundang Cha Women's Hospital). In the third session, under the theme of 'Genetic Terms' Human Genome Structure (Darim St. Mary's Hospital Lee Boom's Doctor of Genetics) ▶ Genetic Results Paper Terms (Dr. Seol Chang-an of Green Cross Genome) ▶ Understanding Methylation and Imprinting during the test (Professor Yoon Ji-hoon of Gangnam Severance Diagnostic Test Medicine) will be explained.
In the last session, the presentation will be concluded in the order of ▶ Mosaicist Embryo Transplantation (Professor Kang In-soo of Daegu Cha Hospital) ▶ Prenatal Ultrasound Abnormal Series with Unexpected Genetic Diseases (Professor Ko Ji-hye of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Asan Medical Center) ▶ Series of Rare Diseases (Professor Lee Beom-hee of Pediatrics and Adolescents at Asan Medical Center).
Professor Ryu Hyun-mi of obstetrics and gynecology at Bundang Cha Women's Hospital said, `With the recent rapid development of genome testing, genetic testing of embryos and fetuses is rapidly expanding into the field of prenatal diagnosis, autonomy of prenatal diagnosis testing, accurate interpretation of results by medical staff, and genetic counseling to provide sufficient information and discuss are becoming important"In particular, we expect this symposium to be of great help in treatment with quizzes and actual clinical cases so that prenatal genetic counseling can be easily understood for those who have difficulty consulting."
Pre-registration for the symposium will be available on the website of Bundang Cha Women's Hospital until August 25 (first come, first served). Inquiries can be made to the obstetrics and gynecology class at Bundang Cha Women's Hospital.
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