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Ken & all

Thanks for the comments.  The conference has indeed gone very well, and
we're just setting up for the masterclass and nursing conference today,
which should both be excellent & a lot of fun.  We have a large,
international audience for both meetings, and hopefully we'll have a lot of
discussion & interaction.

I can however, take no credit for the London Trauma Conference.  Gareth
Davies, the director of London-HEMS and David Lockey are entirely
responsible for the development of this novel conference, which pushes the
presenters to answer the difficult questions and push the envelope.
Highlights of the last 2 days were talks on decompressive craniectomy,
suspended animation for traumatic arrest and immunomodulation.  And of
course the shy & retiring Dr. Mattox!

I will take responsibility for today's proceedings though, which we're
running in conjunction of the Royal College of Surgeons.  Interestingly,
half the faculty from the main conference have booked in for the Masterclass
:-)

If I don't see you today, see you next year hopefully

Karim

On 14/06/07, Mathias Kalkum <listen at doc-kalkum.de> wrote:
>
> Ken,
>
> I'm sure many others would like me love to be there but have to cover
> calls, or - unlike me - have a long way to go to get to London. However,
> you are right: this *IS* a very interesting meeting and hopefully I'll
> be there next year.
>
> Mathias
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