POSTER SESSION

We counsel to place the posters on 22^nd April afternoon from 15.30-17.00 pm or 23^rd April 8.00-9.00 am. Recommended size: 120 cm (long) x 90 cm (large). Every day during Coffee Breaks, a group of experts from the Scientific Committee will visit each of them. The presenter must be prepared to explain main conclusions and to answer the questions of possible visitors. Check the number and day to be prepared. The best will be awarded.

LIST OF ACCEPTED POSTERS

Reference	Authors	Communication/Poster Title	Day
AB-004	L. Zvyagina	Correction metabolic disorders in seamen	23
AB-005	AA Lobenko & AM. Ignatiev	Condition of bones tissue in ship repairing plants workers	23
AB-007	G. Tirilly	The impact of fragmented schedules at sea on sleep, alertness and security of seafarers	25
AB-008	AA. Lobenko, O.Yu Netydykhatka et al.	Scientific Principles of Seafarers Health Care	23
AB-009	RR. Viernes	Epidemiologic Profile of Diabetic Filipino Seamen Undergoing Pre-employment Medical Examination at Angelus Medical Clinic 2001 - 2002	23
AB-014	V.Ye. Volianskiy	Medical Aid for Seafarers with headaches	23
AB-015	TV. Demidova & Ye.I. Gorban	Seafarers' Labour conditions and their influence on the morbidity rate	23
AB-016	AI. Panayotov et al.	Narcologic control on the water transport as an integrated part of navigation's safety	25
AB-022	O. Jensen et al.	Seafarers' judgement of the occupational safety on board the ship, exposure to chemicals and their use of personal protection	23
AB-023	O. Jensen et al.	Work conditions and health in seafaring - a challenge for equity	23
AB-024	O. Jensen et al.	Non-fatal occupational injuries related to slips, trips or falls in seafaring	23
AB-025	O. Jensen et al.	Incidence of self-reported injuries among seafarers and work hours	23
AB-026	I. Castelo et al.	Performance of the emergency teams in maritime incidents : special characteristics	25
AB-027	I. Castelo et al.	Coordination in the emergencies of maritime incidents with victims	25
AB-028	F. Knudsen	Injured non-national seafarers: who cares, who takes care?	23
AB-031	NA. Matsegora & KA Yarmula	Hepatobilliary disorders as dysfunctions of compensation in gastroduodenal pathology among Ukrainian seamen	23
AB-032	R. Orriols et al.	High prevalence of mollusc shell hypersensitivity pneumonitis in nacre factory workers	24
AB-033	MJ. Cruz et al.	Soybean aeroallergen levels in Barcelona in an intervention study	24
AB-035	I Haukeness	Diving into the concept of meaning	25
AB-037	J. Petersen et al.	The Danish Maritime Health Services	25
AB-041	JA. Osadiaye	Strengthening tuberculosis control in seamen	23
AB-043	K. Bondevik et al.	a study of physical and mental strain among instructors of fire fighting with breathing device in the royal Norwegian navy	23
AB-044	A. Sánchez et al.	Lung function and asbestosis in an asbestos exposed population 1998 - 2002	23
AB-062	AA. Lobenko & AM. Ignatiev	Developing technology of collection and keeping information on seamen electronic passport	25
AB-064	A. Castaños et al.	Risks and preventive measurers in the welding works on board	25
AB-067	S. Balanza Galindo	Utility of Doppler scan for the early diagnosis of peripheral arteriophaty in lower limbs in an occupational health centre	25
AB-068	ML. Canals, J. Sala et al.	Follow up of a medical chest campaign for the coastal fishing industry in Spain.	24
AB-071	ML. Canals, J. Sala et al.	Marine animals injuries to coastal fishermen of a Mediterranean area in Spain	24
AB-077	Son Truong Nguyen	Researching on reaction of seafarers body to Coriolis continuous accelerative accumulation method and its application in select the withstanding sea wave capacity of seafarers	25
AB-082	A. Burgos et al.	Logistic support and hospital ships in Spain	25
AB-083	A. Burgos et al.	Alcohol consumption in Spanish seafarers, a research study during last 25 years	25
AB-084	A. Burgos et al.	Hospital ships support for Spanish fishing fleets in deep sea	25
AB-086	Gregory  Tchkonia	Some actual aspects for drug and alcohol testing	25

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