Prof De Meirleir is visiting Melbourne. Medical Professionals evening being held on the Wednesday 22 July 2009. If you are in the medical profession or know of someone who is and is interested in the latest treatments in CFS please email or contact the clinic and an invitation will be forwarded.
Dr De Meirleir is a world renowned researcher and is professor of Physiology and Internal Medicine at Free University of Brussels in Belgium. He assesses/treats 3,000 to 4,000 ME/CFS patients annually. Dr De Meirleir recently published his 6ooth peer-reviewed paper.
Dr De Meirleir was one of four international experts on the panel that developed the Canadian Consensus Document for ME/CFS.
He is coeditor of “Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: A Biological Approach”, coeditor of the Journal of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and reviewer for more than ten other medical journals. Expressions of Interest
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Dr
DP Lewis has been involved in the care and management of patients
with chronic fatigue syndrome [CFS] since 1985.
His
interest began at that time when it became obvious that
there existed considerable misunderstanding and very little
knowledge, related to the management of this illness.
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order to provide effective treatment for his patients, which
now number more than 1500, Dr Lewis has established
a medical practice that is dedicated solely toward the diagnosis
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The
aim is to provide a place where those with CFS will receive
understanding and the best treatment. A vital component of
this care is to make careful observations both of an individual's
condition upon presentation and the progress that is made.
The information that is being obtained is constantly being
studied by Dr Lewis for the sole purpose of increasing the
understanding of this illness, to identify areas of concern
and to develop treatment strategies which will further improve
the progress that has already been achieved.
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Dr
Lewis is very much a part of the medical community involved
in the treatment of CFS, and continues to be informed from
well-established information sources including other medical
professionals, centres with established reputation and journals.
He is in communication with international and local specialists,
and attends conferences on CFS both in Australia and overseas.
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