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REVISTA BRASILEIRA D E H E M ATO L O G I A E H E M O T E R A P I A REVISTA BRASILEIRA D E H E M ATO L O G I A E H E M O T E R A P I A

Editoriais / Editorials

Neste suplemento, o quarto fascículo do ano da Revis-ta Brasileira de Hematologia e Hemoterapia (RBHH), o enfoque é o Encontro Anual da Associação Ítalo-Brasileira de Hematologia (AIBE), realizado em Veneza, Itália. Dentro da nova política editorial da revista de edição bimestral e previsão de seis fascículos regulares para este ano, este se-gundo suplemento especial, de quatro previstos, completará um total de 10 fascículos da RBHH em 2008. Vários artigos desta edição, na forma de miniatualizações de temas do En-contro AIBE, sobre Mieloma múltiplo, Leucemias, Transplante de medula óssea, propostas de estudos observacionais com-parativos e prospectivos em hematologia elaborados por bra-sileiros, italianos e especialistas de outros países da América latina, devem ser ressaltados e fazem parte do fascículo. Ou-tro aspecto importante a ser observado, muito mais pela pro-cedência dos convidados, e com o objetivo de padronizar o suplemento, foi a decisão de que os manuscritos seriam em inglês, servindo ao nosso objetivo subliminar de incrementar e internacionalizar gradualmente o alcance da RBHH.

Concluindo, este fascículo cumpre, mais uma vez, o objetivo de educar, atualizar e avançar para o objetivo de internacionalização com qualidade da RBHH.

Milton A. Ruiz

This supplement, the fourth issue this year of the Brazilian Journal of Hematology and Hemotherapy (RBHH), is focused on the Annual Meeting of the Italo-Brazilian Hematology Association (AIBE) that took place in Venice, Italy. In the new editorial policy of the journal with two-monthly editions, six normal issues are planned for this year with this being the second special supplement of four, thereby completing a total of ten issues of the RBHH in 2008. Several works in this edition, in the form of short up-dating articles of themes from the AIBE Meeting about multiple myeloma, leukemia, bone marrow transplantation, proposals of comparative and prospective observational studies in hematology written by Brazilians, Italians and specialists of other Latin American countries should be highlighted by their inclusion. Another aspect to be considered, even more important due to the origin of the invitees, and aiming at standardizing the supplement, was the decision that the articles should be written in English in order to gradually increase the international reach of the journal.

In conclusion, once again this issue has fulfilled the objective of educating, up dating and improving with the objective of internationalization keeping the quality of the RBHH.

AIBE Meeting in Brazilian Journal of Hematology

Encontro anual da AIBE na Revista Brasileira de Hematologia e Hemoterapia

The 7

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Italian-Brazilian Meeting in Hematology

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Encontro da Associação Ítalo-Brasileira de Hematologia

Gino Santini1, Teodoro Chisesi1, Cármino A. de Souza2

The VII meeting of the Italian-Brazilian Hematology Association (AIBE) comes back to Italy once again. The meeting will be held in Venice on June 1-3, 2008 with the aim of sharing the hematological experience between two different scientific worlds, the Latin-American and the European one. In fact, this year the meeting will assume a particular format with the participation of the representatives from

O Encontro da Associação Ítalo-Brasileira volta à Itália e será feito em Veneza com o objetivo de compartilhar experiências entre dois mundos científicos, a América Lati-na e a Européia.

De fato, este ano o Encontro assumirá uma particular forma com a participação de representantes de diferentes países da América Latina no sentido de ampliar a visão do

Recebido: 20/05/2008; Aceito: 20/05/2008

Professor colaborador da Disciplina de Hematologia e Hemoterapia da FMUSP, São Paulo-SP. Editor da Revista Brasileira de Hematologia e Hemoterapia

Correspondência: Milton Artur Ruiz

Rua Dr. Enéas Carvalho de Aguiar, 155 / 1o – Cerqueira César – CEP: 0543-0000 – São Paulo-SP – Brasil

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Rev. bras. hematol. hemoter. 2008;30(Supl. 2):1-2 Editoriais

evento e compartilhar outras experiências. A proposta fi-nal do Encontro é desenvolver programas e projetos que possam ser desenvolvidos em diferentes realidades da Hematologia e progredirem juntos, realizar um verdadei-ro espírito de cooperação nos vários campos da Hematologia e comparar abordagens diferentes de dife-rentes países.

Esta proposta foi a principal razão para nos colocar-mos juntos, seis anos atrás, quando da fundação da "Asso-ciação Ítalo-Brasileira", e que permanece como o mais im-portante objetivo. Nós, portanto, esperamos que esta coo-peração se torne mais e mais ampla e profunda e isto se deve ainda à amizade entre todos os participantes, tanto os mais antigos quanto aqueles que se integram no momento. Esperamos que o local prazeroso e relaxante que hospeda-rá todos vocês, participantes, possa contribuir para que alcancemos os objetivos do Encontro.

Obrigado antecipadamente por juntarem-se a nós e ...bem-vindos a Veneza!

different Latin-American countries to widen the view and share mutual experiences. The final purpose of the meeting is to find out programs and projects that can be shared by the different hematological realities to progress together, to rea-lize a true spirit of cooperation in the field of hematological diseases and to compare the different approaches. In a near future the AIBE intends to institute fellowships with the purpose of stimulating a personnel exchange, namely nurses, of the haematology units of the two countries.

These will be the basis for common and best strategies for our countries. These purposes were the principal reason to join together six years ago when the Italian-Brazilian Association was founded and it stills the most important aim of the association. We therefore hope that this cooperation will become more and more widespread and deep, due to the friendship between all participants, both old and new ones. We hope that the pleasant and relaxing site that will host all of us will contribute to achieve the aims of the meeting.

Thank you in advance for joining us and...welcome in Venice!

1University of Venice-Italy

2Department of Hematology, San Martino Hospital, Genova, Italy 2University of Campinas-Brazil

Correspondência: Cármino Antonio de Souza

Centro de Hematologia e Hemoterapia da Universidade Estadual de Campinas-Unicamp. Cidade Universitária "Zeferino Vaz", Cx Postal 6198, Distrito de Barão Geraldo

13083-970 – Campinas- SP – Brasil Tel.: (19) 35218740; fax: (19) 35218600 E-mail: carmino@unicamp.br.

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