TAG Online - The Arthrogryposis Group UK

The Arthrogryposis Group (TAG)
presents

TAG Online - The Arthrogryposis Group UK

The International TAG Weekend & Conference 2007

21st to 23rd September 2007

Paramount Hinckley Island Hotel, Leicestershire
 

International Speakers to include:

Johannes Correll - Consultant Paediatric Orthopaedic Surgeon (Germany)

Judith Hall - Professor of Paediatrics and Medical Genetics (Canada)

Eva Kimber - Consultant Paediatric Neurologist (Sweden)

Ulrich Mennen - Professor of Hand Surgery (South Africa)

Lynn Staheli - Consultant Paediatric Orthopaedic Surgeon (America)

 
Who is the TAG Weekend and Conference for?

This is an event for adults and children with Arthrogryposis, and their families, where they can learn more about AMC from some of the world's most experienced specialists. It is also an opportunity to make friends with others in a similar situation, to share experiences and to exchange information. There will be a crèche and a full programme of activities for children.

What is Arthrogryposis?

Arthrogryposis Multiplex Congenita (AMC) is the name given to a group of rare congenital disorders which result in deformity and stiffness of the joints. The condition has diverse symptoms that give rise to varying degrees of physical disability.

For more information about the Conference, AMC and TAG:

Tel: 01299 825781 - Email: taguk@aol.com - Website: www.tagonline.org.uk

  You can download the Conference flyer as a PDF file from here  
 

Also, for doctors and therapists working with people with AMC:

The First International Symposium on Arthrogryposis

Birmingham City Council Chambers, UK - 20th & 21st September 2007

Speakers include:

The International specialists listed above

Some of the UK's leading specialists

For more information: www.amc07.co.uk [Opens a new web page]

Organised by Birmingham Children's Hospital and The Arthrogryposis Group

 
The Arthrogryposis Group (TAG), P.O.Box  5336. DY13 3BE
. Charity No. 327508

Tel: 01299 825781 - Email: TAGUK@aol.com - www.tagonline.org.uk