Abstracts PANLAR 2024
- Global Rheumatology By PANLAR
https://doi.org/10.46856/grp.28.e189
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PANLAR abstracts 2024. Global Rheumatology. Vol 5/ Jan - Jun [2024] Available from: https://doi.org/10.46856/grp.28.e189
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Abstracts PANLAR 2024
Special Issue: 26th Pan American Congress of Rheumatology. April 10-13 2014. Barranquilla. Colombia
Explore the most relevant innovations and insights that the Panlar 2024 Congress has to offer!
About Abstracts in Global Rheumatology
We are pleased to announce that starting this year, Global Rheumatology will prominently feature abstracts as part of its designation as the official journal of the Pan-American League of Associations of Rheumatology (PANLAR). Each year, the Pan-American Congress receives hundreds of abstracts that are part of the scientific production in Rheumatology from the Pan-American region. Abstracts accepted by the Congress Scientific Committee are presented on an international stage and, as of this year, will be published on our online platform, thus contributing to the advancement and dissemination of knowledge in the field of rheumatology.
Welcome to the dedicated space for oral presentations and highlighted e-posters of the Pan-American Congress of Rheumatology, PANLAR 2024, in Barranquilla! From April 10th to 13th, this landmark event in the field of rheumatology brings together leading professionals and experts from across the Americas to share the latest advancements, research, and experiences.
Here, you will also find a carefully curated selection of oral presentations and e-posters that reflect the current and future state of rheumatology in the Pan-American region.
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