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Conference Room Nr.1, Latvian Association of Gynaecologists and Obstetricians and Latvian Society of Neonatologists conference

15.00–19.00
Latvian Association of Gynaecologists and Obstetricians and Latvian Society of Neonatologists conference “Major postnatal complications in newborns: how to predict, prevent and assess the long-term impact”

Registration link: REGISTER

Credit points:  5.3 CMEs (if attendance is starting from 75% of the event)

 

* Indicative programme to be confirmed later. Follow the updates. Participants will also have free access to Medbaltica 2025 trade fair 2 hours before the start of the conference on 25 September 2025 (prior registration for conference in person is mandatory).

15.00–15.05
Opening
Dr. Kristīne Rasnača, president, Latvian Society of Neonatologists, neonatologist, Children’s University Hospital, Riga Obstetric Hospital
Dr. med. Lāsma Līdaka, president, Latvian Association of Gynaecologists and Obstetricians
15.05–15.30
Foetus with the highest hypoxia risk during birth
Prof. Dace Rezeberga, gynaecologist, obstetric specialist, Riga Obstetric Hospital, Rigs Stradiņš University
15.30–15.55
Subacute birth asphyxia: myths and facts
Dr. Jekaterina More-Jaroslavceva, neonatologist, Children’s University Hospital
15.55–16.20
Does postnatal condition of a child reflect the long-term impact
Dr. Ieva Zahare, neonatologist, Children’s University Hospital, Pauls Stradiņš University Hospital
16.20–16.45
Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy: when to start digging in the genetics
Gita Tauriņa, medical geneticist, Head of the Medical Genetics and Prenatal Diagnostics Clinic, Children’s University Hospital
16.45–16.50
What’s new at the MSD?
Zane Volosovska, Key Accounts Manager, MSD Latvia
16.50–17.20
Coffee break
17.20–17.25
What’s new with EXELTIS?
17.25–17.50
Induction: why gynaecologists and obstetricians do that?
Asoc. prof. Anna Miskova, gynaecologist, obstetric specialist, Riga Obstetric Hospital, Rigs Stradiņš University
17.50–18.15
When things were far from perfect: communication, emotional stress and trauma-sensitive approaches to complicated childbirth
Dr. psych. Marija Ābeltiņa, clinical psychologist and clinical supervisor, cognitive-behavioural psychotherapy specialist
18.15–18.35
From mother to the child: RSV risks and prevention
Dr. Kristīne Rasnača, president, Latvian Society of Neonatologists, neonatologist, Children’s University Hospital, Riga Obstetric Hospital
18.35–19.00
Panel discussion