One Health International Journal

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One Health
International Journal
Volume 1
November 2015
Published biannual
By
“One Health – New Medical Concept” Association in Romania
Under the auspices of the
Federation of European Academies of Medicine
CURTEA VECHE
PUBLISHING
HOUSE
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ONE HEALTH INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL
Honorary Editor-in-chief:
Prof. Dr. René Carlson
President, World Veterinary Association
Prof. Dr. André-Laurent Parodi
Past President of National Academy of Medicine – France
Editor-in-chief:
m.c. Acad. Prof. Dr. Nicolae Manolescu
President of the One Health New Medical Concept Association in Romania
Co-Editor-in-chief:
m.c. Acad. Prof. Dr. Irinel Popesc
President of the Academy of Medical Sciencies – Romania
Vice-President of the Federation of European Academies of Medicine
General Secretary of editorial board:
Dr. Bernard Vallat
Director General of the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE)
Redaction secretaries:
Dr. Iuliana Mihai
Phd Student at the Romanian Academy – Bucharest, Romania
Dr. Alexandru Supeanu
Phd Student at the Romanian Academy – Bucharest, Romania
Members of the editorial board:
Prof. Dr. Alecsandru I. Baba
University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine – Cluj-Napoca, Romania
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Emilia Balint
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine – Bucharest, Romania
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nastasia Belc
University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine - Bucharest, Romania
Prof. Dr. Emanoil Ceausu
„Victor Babeş” Hospital – Bucharest, Romania
Dr. Lisa Conti
Co-Founder One Health Initiative
Prof. Dr. Angelo Ferarri
Director of the Reference national Centre of Veterinary and Comparative Oncology – Genoa, Italy
Prof. Dr. Gregory Gray
Division of Infectious Diseases, Global Health Institute, & Nicholas School of the Environment,
Duke University
Prof. Dr. Ruxandra Ionescu
Deputy Rector, University of Medicine and Farmacy “Carol Davila” – Bucharest, Romania
Dr. Laura Kahn
Dr. Bruce Kaplan
Ing. Virgil Nadolu
One Health New Medical Concept Association in Romania
Prof. Dr. Giacomo Rossi
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine – Camerino, Italy
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Prof. Dr. Nicolae Suciu
University of Medicine and Farmacy “Carol Davila” – Bucharest, Romania
Prof. Dr. Dorin Sarafoleanu
University of Medicine and Farmacy “Carol Davila” – Bucharest, Romania
Prof. Dr. George Stoica
Veterinary Pathobiology, College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, Texas A&M
University
Dr. Francisc Toba
Ministry of Environment, Water and Forests – Bucharest, Romania
Prof. Dr. Jack Woodall
Prof. Dr. Juan José Zarate Ramos
Autonomous University of Nuevo León, Mexico
Copyright © 2015 “One Health – New Medical Concept” Association – Bucharest, Romania
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ISSN 2457 - 8770
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Dear readers,
Starting with the fourth quarter of the year 2015, we rejoice to announce you the release of the first issue
of the annual publication in English of “One Health International Journal”, which will replace the
“International Journal of Comparative Oncology”, under the auspices of both “One Health – New Medical
Concept” Association in Romania and the Mediterranean Forum of Comparative Oncology.
We invite you to submit articles relating to all the component elements of One Health concept, to be found
in the hexagon on the cover. This is a brand new domain in the international medical world, and,
therefore, the desideratum is also valid for Romania. Under these circumstances, it is not possible for our
journal to benefit, at the present moment, as would be normal, from the expertise of a small group of One
Health senior specialists, who would gather to take part in a “little reunion”.
This little reunion would be convened by the board members, who, in our case, are the most
representative specialists in this super new domain, and who are currently completing their spectrum of
multidisciplinarity and multifactoriality. Please note, as a peculiarity, that the board members of the
journal, which will be released bi-annually (in May and November), will submit scientific articles for
publication as well.
Some of these super specialists have an experience of over 50 years in the field.
The board members are, at the same time, the very professors of future "young specialists", who, in their
turn, will submit future articles to be published in our journal.
The Journal Structure (the articles that will be published in the second issue of the journal) will be similar
to the conceptual hexagon sides, namely they will contain facts and events from:
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The Comparative Medicine, that brings together both human and veterinary medicine
The Environmental Medicine, that will comprise elements referring to the existence, monitoring
and elimination of potentially biotic factors in air, water, soil and plants, thus establishing “the
primary prophylaxis for human and animal diseases”
The Occupational Medicine, that will encompass both sociological and family-related elements,
which is an extremely diversified domain
Zoonoses - along their entire epidemiologic chain, with a special emphasis on borderline forest
zoonotic and vector-transmitted diseases – responsible for maintaining these pathologies
The Comparative Oncology – another sector, the oldest of the hexagon (over half a century old),
that will make a major contribution to the newest domain, namely cancer immunotherapy for
humans and animals
The Food and Nutrition Medicine, that, through its interdependent reunion, will create the
optimum premise for healthy food and healthy nutrition notions
All the above mentioned components will constitute, through the specific articles submitted for publication,
the most convincing propagandistic elements for the identifying, sustaining and promoting the new One
Health concept.
Co-editor in chief,
Academician Nicolae Manolescu
Corresponding member of the Romanian Academy
University Professor Emeritus Honoris Causa, Doctor Honoris Causa
Corresponding member of the French Academy of Medicine
President of “One Health – New Medical Concept” Association in Romania
The articles for publication will be sent to:
E-mail: manolescunicolae@yahoo.com
dr.iulia.mihai@gmail.com
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SUMMARY
“ONE HEALTH – NEW MEDICAL CONCEPT” ASSOCIATION IN ROMANIA
ABOUT US/WHO WE ARE? ..........................................................................................7
ORGANIZATIONAL AND OPERATIONAL STATUTE OF ”ONE HEALTH – NEW
MEDICAL CONCEPT” ASSOCIATION.........................................................................11
LEADING TEAM............................................................................................................23
PAPER SESSION..........................................................................................................29
HALF OF CENTURY OF COMPARATIVE MEDICINE – COMPONENT PART OF THE
NEW ONE HEALTH MEDICAL CONCEPT IN ROMANIA............................................30
ENVIRONMENTAL MEDICINE – A CARDINAL ELEMENT OF THE ONE HEALTH
CONCEPT – IMPLEMENTED FOR THE FIRST TIME IN ROMANIA………….............33
DIGESTIVE NEOPLASMS IN CANINES AND FELINES AT THE MEDICAL CLINIC OF
THE FACULTY OF VETERINARY MEDICINE IN BUCHAREST – ROMANIA….........36
BROCHURE...................................................................................................................43
ONE HEALTH EUROPEAN INTERREGIONAL CONFERENCE – FIRST
ANNOUNCEMENT.........................................................................................................45
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ONE HEALTH – NEW MEDICAL CONCEPT
ASSOCIATION IN ROMANIA
ABOUT US
WHO WE ARE?
The members of ”One Health – New Medical Concept” Association are highly
qualified specialists in different domains of activity, who work together under the newly
established association colours, ”One Health-New Medical Concept” – Romania,
permanently bringing their product launches to new heights. The aim of their activity
resides in the achievement, as a national premiere, of the”one health” which comprises
the globalization of the notions of human, animal and environmental health.
This concept – ”one health” cannot be translated into current practice, unless the
3 basic medicines: human, veterinary and environmental work together, interweaving
the information received with practical actions taken by each and every medicine as a
result of scientific thinking and of the policies carried out by OHNMC-Romania.
All these factors contribute to the achievement of the second attribute of”global
medicine”, that of”general prophylaxis for human and animal diseases”. This particular
desideratum of OHNMC is to be realized through the permanent interplay (as in the
communicating vessels) of the two component elements of the environmental medicine:
the”ecoprophylaxis” and the”ecotherapy” of the living environment, that include
pathogens induced by both biotic and abiotic factors.
Academician N. Manolescu
Corresponding member of the Romanian Academy
University Professor Emeritus Honoris Causa, Doctor Honoris Causa
Corresponding member of the French Academy of Medicine
“One Health – New Medical Concept” Association in Romania
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ROMANIA
BUFTEA COURT OF JUSTICE
Court casefile no. 3200/94/2015
Court resolution no. 2635
Pronounced in open session on 29.04.2015
Court made up of:
PRESIDENT: GHIHANIȘ ALINA
REGISTRAR: NEGOIȚĂ DANIELA
In the matter of the pending civil action regarding the claimant ONE HEALTH
NEW MEDICAL CONCEPT ASSOCIATION, on the issue of granting legal
personality.
At the roll call for the open session the claimant is absent.
The procedure has been legally carried out.
The Registrar presents a summary of the case that brings to attention the
following: the subject-matter of the case - granting legal personality; the procedural
status of the case – on the merits; the case is at the second deadline, a period of
grace granted in order to allow the claimant to submit the articles and memorandum
of the association, the modified statute regarding the inclusion of an auditor, in
conformity with Art. 27 inthe Emergency Ordinance no.26/2000 and updated tax
record certificates for the founding members; on 24.04.2015 the claimant filed at the
registry office of the court the statute, the articles and memorandum of the
association and the tax record certificates. No other claims being lodged, the court
postpones ruling.
After deliberation,
THE COURT
Deliberating on the present civil case, the Court finds as follows:
The claimant ONE HEALTH NEWMEDICAL CONCEPT ASSOCIATION
submitted an application to Buftea Court of Justice on 01.04.2015, filed under
no.3200/94/2015, in which it requested the granting of legal personality and entering
in The Special Register of Associations and Foundations from Buftea Registry Court.
In support of the application, the claimant filed the following documents: the
articles and memorandum of the association, the statute, and the registered address
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proof (bailment agreement, property deed), the tax record certificates, the identity
cards, the name availability proof, the patrimony proof.
Also, the judicial stamp duty payment, amounting to 100 lei, was made.
The application was submitted under the provisions of Government
Ordinance no.26/2000.
Analysing the documents and the proceedings of the case, the Court finds
that the articles and memorandum of the association and the statute comprise the
provisions of Art. 6 in the Emergency Ordinance no.26/2000, with subsequent
amendments.
Thus, the articles and memorandum of the association and the statute include
regulations regarding: the identification data of the associates and the founding
members, expressed willingness to associate and the intended aim, the naming and
the registered office of the association, the organizational life cycle, the initial
patrimony, the nominal list of governing, administrative and auditing bodies, as well
as their duties and responsibilities, the authorized persons, the explanation of the
aim and of the objectives, the gain or loss of associate status, the destination of the
assets in case of dissolution.
It has been demonstrated that the association has its own internal structure, a
distinct financial asset designed to achieve the intended purpose, it is an apolitical,
non-profit making association and its registered office is known.
Analysing the filed documents, the Court finds that the conditions specified in
Art. 6 and 7 in the Emergency Ordinance no.26/2000, with subsequent amendments
and additions by Law no.246/2005 on the associations and foundations, are met,
namely, regarding the articles and memorandum, the statute, the name availability
proof issued by The Ministry of Justice, the registered address proof, the financial
asset proof, reason for which it is going to grant the application, the way it was
formulated,and to grant the claimant legal personality and enter it in The Special
Register of Associations and Foundations from Buftea Registry Court.
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ON THESE GROUNDS,
IN THE NAME OF THE LAW,
THE COURT RULES:
Accepts the application filed by the claimant ONE HEALTH NEW MEDICAL
CONCEPT ASSOCIATION – Voluntari, Șos. Centurii nr 7, județ Ilfov.
Grants legal personality to”One Health New Medical Concept” Association.
Grants”One Health New Medical Concept” Association the right to enter in
The Special Register of Associations and Foundations from Buftea Registry Court.
Eligible to appeal within 5 days from notification.
Sentence pronounced in open session, today, 29.04.2015.
PRESIDENT:
GHIHANIȘ ALINA
REGISTRAR:
NEGOIȚĂ DANIELA
Done in quadruplicate/05.05.2015
transmitted/05.05.2015
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originals
Final sentence since no appeal entered on 29.04.2015
Filed under no. 65PJ/26.05.2015
In The Special Register of Associations and Foundations
Legalised today, 26.05.2015
Place for the seal
Illegible signature
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CHAPTER I.
NAME, LEGAL NATURE, REGISTERED OFFICE, ORGANIZATIONAL LIFE CYCLE
Art. 1
1.1. The association shall be called “One Health – New Medical Concept”, in conformity
with the name availability proof no. 143700/12.03.2015 issued by The Ministry of
Justice.
1.2. “One Health – New Medical Concept” shall be known under the acronym
A.O.H.N.M.C.
Art. 2
“One Health – New Medical Concept” Association is constituted and functions as a nonprofit, apolitical legal person under private law, founded under Ordinance no.26/ 30
January 2000 referring to associations and foundations published in the Official Journal
of Romania no.39/31 January 2000. Within this context, “One Health – New Medical
Concept” Association shall promote activities meant to achieve the goal and the
objectives prescribed by Statute, in accordance with the provisions of the legislation.
Art. 3
3.1. “One Health – New Medical Concept” Association is set up by the unanimous
consent of the founding members, of thetitular members and of the honorary ones.
Mention should be made of the fact that in terms of electing and being elected, the
active members are endowed with the same rights as the founding members.
3.2. “One Health – New Medical Concept” Association has its registered office in
Voluntari Village, Ilfov County, str. Centurii no. 7, postal code 77190.
Art. 4
“One Health – New Medical Concept” Associationshall run for an indeterminate period
of time.
CHAPTER II
THE AIM AND THE OBJECTIVES OF THE ASSOCIATION
Art. 5
The aim of “One Health – New Medical Concept” Association is to implement the new
global medical concept One Health, in conformity with the international norms and
practices of introducing this new medical concept in the general context of notion of
medicine. To this end, “One Health – New Medical Concept” Association shall
coordinate and carry out activities pertaining to the four fundamental elements,
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constitutive components of this concept: 1. Comparative Medicine (Human Medicine
and Veterinary Medicine), 2. Food Safety, 3. Environmental Medicine, and 4. The
integrative management of the three above mentioned elements, within bioeconimy.
Art. 6
The objectives of “One Health – New Medical Concept” Association are:
a. Establishing a national network of research, development and implementation
into One Health domain (internationally affiliated), together with the founding
institutions, as well as other institutions willing to adhere to this new concept. It
shall coordinate the translation into practice of the programme of primary
prophylaxis for human and animal diseasesin Romania;
b. “One Health – New Medical Concept” Association is permanently open to any
natural and legal persons interested in adhering to this project;
c. Promoting and developing scientific research projects (including those that imply
the participation as author or co-author of the association or its members to
national and international programmes) in the fields of comparative medicine,
food safety, environmental medicine and bioeconomy, as well as projects related
to the specific technological research in the domain;
d. Establishing professional and organizational relationships with research,
development and educational structures (institutes and agencies, both private
and public, be they domestic or foreign);
e. Organizing and coordinating the institutional activity of its membersat a
national,as well asat an international level;
f. Conducting informational and instructional sessions for those who activate in the
fields of comparative medicine, food safety, environmental medicine and
bioeconomy, as well as cooperation activities in the scientific and academic
media;
g. Organizing events and activities that foster the exchange of scientific ideas in the
domains ofcomparative medicine, food safety, environmental medicine and
bioeconomy;
h. Implementing new scientific orientations meant to involve the ”living environment”
in the « one-health » - human medicine – veterinary medicine – environmental
medicinerelationship in order to operate the concepts of eco-prophylaxis and
eco-therapy within the initiative to develop a strategy meant to carry out the
primary prophylaxis for human and animal diseases;
i. Educating and developing the civil society interest towards activities specific to
comparative medicine, food safety, environmental medicine and bioeconomy.
j. Promoting post-graduate education in the fields of comparative medicine, food
safety, environmental medicine and bioeconomy;
k. Stimulating technology transfer in the fields of comparative medicine, food safety,
environmental medicine and bioeconomy.
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Art.7
7.1. In order to achieve its aim and objectives, “One Health – New Medical Concept”
Association may organize and coordinate projects, symposiums, scientific sessions,
public information, raising awareness or mobilising campaigns, etc., and collaboration
activities with other similar nongovernmental organizations or government institutions,
with local public authorities and economic agents.
7.2. “One Health – New Medical Concept” Association shall promote, stimulate and
facilitate the following activities:
a. cooperation activities in the academic and scientific media;
b. educational activities at post-graduate level in the domains of comparative medicine,
food safety, environmental medicine and bioeconomy (master degrees, short and
medium term specialization studies);
c. setting up specialized structures to conduct educational activities of the kind
mentioned at point b;
d. scientific research activities, post-graduate educational activities in the domains of
comparative medicine, food safety, environmental medicine and bioeconomy;
e. conducting studies and research activities in order to develop projects and
programmes meant to encourage scientific research in the domains of comparative
medicine, food safety, environmental medicine and bioeconomy;
f. the participation as author or co-author of the members of “One Health – New Medical
Concept” Association in national and international programmes on the research in One
Health domain as well as in those regarding specific technological research:
g. organizing commissions, conferences, seminars, workshops and other scientific,
cultural, educational and informative initiatives;
h. writing and publishing books, periodicals, flyers, posters, brochures, software,
audiovisual materials and other informational materials; disseminating them by any
possible means, including electronic means, via the website of the Association "One
Health - New Medical Concept", radio or television shows;
i. implying domestic or foreign economic agents in local community projects and
partnerships with public authorities and/or non-governmental organizations, in order to
support the implementation of scientific, educational and informative projects pertaining
to One Health domain.
j. designing and drafting programmes, as well
circumscribed to One Health concept:
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as providing scientific consultancy
organizing fundraising programmes in order to support the One Health
programmes;
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"One Health - New Medical Concept" Association shall take appropriate
action in order to request an NGO of Public Interest by means of
Government Resolution;
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"One Health - New Medical Concept" Association shall take all legal steps to
obtain R.E.N.A.R. national accreditation as well as international accreditation
granted by the respective empowered authorities.
CHAPTER III
MEMBERSHIP of "One Health - New Medical Concept" Association
Rights and Responsibilities
Art. 8
"One Health - New Medical Concept" Association is open to any specialist and/or public
or private institution that acknowledges and/or activates within”ONE HEALTH” concept.
Art. 9
Any natural person (regardless of race, sex, religion, political affiliation or nationality) or
legal person may become a member of "One Health - New Medical Concept"
Association, if the following cumulative conditions are met:
a. s/he adheres to the Statute of "One Health - New Medical Concept"
Association;
b. s/he manifests interest towards the aim and the objectives of "One Health New Medical Concept" Association;
c. s/he is supported by the written recommendation of at least three founding
members.
Art. 10
If the conditions stipulated in art. 9are cumulatively fulfilled, the respective person may
apply for membership on request, in writing.
Art. 11
The Board of Directors shall give its verdict on the written application and shall decide, if
appropriate, whether or not the applicant shall be included among the members of "One
Health - New Medical Concept" Association. The decision shall be discussed in the
next general assembly that shall deliberate on the submitted application, either
validating or invalidating it.
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Art. 12
All the members of "One Health - New Medical Concept" Association have equal rights
and responsibilities.
12.1. The rights of the members are the following:
 to elect and to be elected in the management and lucrative bodies of "One
Health - New Medical Concept" Association;
 to be informed on the programmes and activities of "One Health - New Medical
Concept" Association;
 to take part in the events and activities organized by "One Health - New Medical
Concept" Association.
12.2. The responsibilities of the members are the following:
 to abide by the Statute of "One Health - New Medical Concept" Association in
both spirit and letter;
 to abide by the Rules of Procedure;
 to abide by all the other decisional documents issued by the managing board
of "One Health - New Medical Concept" Association;
 to take part in activities organized with a view to implementing the aim and the
objectives of "One Health - New Medical Concept" Association;
 toundertake no actions that are likely to threaten the physical or moral
integrity of "One Health - New Medical Concept" Association.
CHAPTER IV
ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE OF THE ASSOCIATION
Art. 13.
"One Health - New Medical Concept" Association is organized as follows:
- The General Assembly is made up of:
 All the members of the association (founding, titulary, associate and honorary)
- The Board of Directors is made up of 15 members:
 1 President
 1 Co-president
 4 Vice-presidents
 1 Secretary General
 1 Deputy Secretary General
 1 Financial Director
 6 members
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Art. 14
14.1 The managing and decisional body of "One Health - New Medical Concept"
Association is the General Assembly of the members, with voting rights, which is held
once a year; only the founding member have the voting right exclusively.
The Board of Directors is held once a week or whenever necessary, being convened by
the Secretary General. The Board of Directors makes the current decisions until a new
General Assembly is held. The Board of Directors shall then submit a report on the
entire one-year activity to the General Assembly.
The Board of Directors is made up of 15 members, being assigned the following
functions:
 The President of the Board of Directors who is, at the same time, the
President of "One Health - New Medical Concept" Association;
 The Co-president, who may exercise the powers of the President in his/her
absence;
 4 Vicepresidents, whose role is to coordinate the activities of the
departments of"One Health - New Medical Concept" Association
 The Secretary General of the Board of Directors who is, at the same time,
the Administrator of "One Health - New Medical Concept" Association;
 1 Deputy Secretary General of the Board of Directors
 1 Financial Officer
- 6 members of the Board of Directors
The auditor of "One Health - New Medical Concept" Association is elected by the
General Assembly for a one year period.
The auditor is a member of "One Health - New Medical Concept" Association, with
adequate knowledge in finance and accounting.
The auditor of "One Health - New Medical Concept" Association has the following
responsibilities:
a) monitoring the management of the associationassets;
b) writing out reports and submitting them to the General Assembly;
c) s/hemay attend the board meetings without voting right;
d) performing such duties other than stipulated in the Statute or assigned by the
General Assembly.
The Scientific Council is made up of a Chairman and eight members.
The Spokesperson, for national and international institutional relations.
14.2. The mandate of the members of the Board of Directors extends to 7(seven)
years, who may be re-elected with a new mandate.
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Art.15
The responsibilities of the Board of Directors of "One Health - New Medical Concept"
Association are:
a) The Board endorses, modifies and/or amends the activityprogrammesof "One
Health - New Medical Concept" Association, as well as the implementation of
the national and/or international programmes in which "One Health - New
Medical Concept" Association is involved;
b) The Board represents the Association in all national and international
relationships they develop and approve of;
c) The Board draws up the annual activity report of "One Health - New Medical
Concept" Association and submits it to the General Assembly; it also draws
up the periodical reports and the assessment reports of the concluded or
ongoing programmes;
d) The Board makes proposals for the amendment and/or completion of the
Statute of "One Health - New Medical Concept" Association;
e) The Board makes proposals for amending and/or completing The Rules of
Procedure;
f) The Board decides upon gaining, suspending or losing membershipof "One
Health - New Medical Concept" Association;
g) The Board coordinates and controls all the activities carried out by "One
Health - New Medical Concept" Association.
Art. 16
The Board of Directors of "One Health - New Medical Concept" Association meets in
ordinary or extraordinary sessions convened by the President of "One Health - New
Medical Concept"Association and/or, in case of temporary unavailability, by the
Secretary General of "One Health - New Medical Concept". The President of the Board
of Directors may partially or totally delegate his duties for a determined period of time to
any third party (a natural person) on the basis of anauthentic special power of attorney.
Art. 17
The activity of „One Health - New Medical Concept" Association shall be carried out
within specialized departments, each department being led by a Head of Department
and its respective members.
SPECIALIZED DEPARTMENTS
1. DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMNET, BIOECONOMY AND LEGISLATION
2. DEPARTMENT OF COMPARATIVE MEDICINE
3. DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN MEDICINE
4. DEPARTMENT OF VETERINARY MEDICINE
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5. DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL MEDICINE
6. DEPARTMENT OF FOOD SECURITY
7. DEPARTMENT OF ZOONOSES
8. DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACEUTICAL MANUFACTURING AND BIOPRODUCTS
9. DEPARTMENT OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
10. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
11. DEPARTMENT OF UCONVENTIONAL THERAPIES
12. DEPARTMENT OF COMPARATIVE ONCOLOGY
13. DEPARTMENT OF RADIATION MEDICINE
12. DEPARTMENT OF PHYTOPATHOLOGY
13. DEPARTMENT OF ACCREDITATION
Art. 18
"One Health - New Medical Concept" Association
may receive sponsorships,
donations, as well as amounts of money from nationally or internationally financed
research and development projects, from European development funds, from budgetary
funds, as well as from special consultancy contracts in One Health Domain.
The sums of money obtained from the above mentioned sources shall be totally
reinvested in the activity of the Association. The members of the Board of Directors
may be remunerated on the basis of the revenue received by the Association for its
activities.
CHAPTER V – FINAL PROVISIONS
Art. 19
Litigations
In the event of litigations, they shall be resolved by means of an amicable settlement or
brought to the court of justice for resolution, respectively to the Court of Justice
adjacent to the address of "One Health - New Medical Concept" Association.
The Dissolution of the Association
The dissolution shall be done according to conditions expressly provided by the law,
and the fixed and mobile assets shall become state property.
The dissolution shall be made with the approval of the General Assembly, on condition
that two-thirds of the founding members vote in favour.
Art. 20. After entering"One Health - New Medical Concept" Association in in The
Special Register of Associations and Foundations, neither founding members nor
successors may abrogate The Articles of Incorporation.
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Art. 21. Also, after entering the Association in The Special Register of Associations and
Foundations, The Articles of Incorporation may not be appealed by the personal
creditors of the founding members.
Art.22. The successors and the creditors of the founding members have the same
rights towards "One Health - New Medical Concept" Association, as in the case of any
other grant made by the founding member.
Art. 23. The provisions of the present statute shall be completed by the legal provisions
in force.
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LEADING TEAM
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
President
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MANOLESCU Nicolae
Corresponding member of the Romanian Academy, University Professor
Emeritus Honoris Causa, Doctor Honoris Causa, corresponding member of the
French Academy of Medicine – Romanian Academy
Co-President
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POPESCU Irinel
Corresponding member of the Romanian Academy, University Professor Doctor,
corresponding member of the French Academy of Medicine - Clinical Hospital
Fundeni
Vicepresidents
1. SĂNDESC Dorel Emil
University Professor Doctor,Secretary of State – Ministry of Health
2. CEPOI Vasile
Doctor, President - National Authority for Hospital Accreditation
3. BOGDAN T. Alexandru
Corresponding member of the Romanian Academy,University Professor. habil.,
Doctor of Engineering Honoris Causa, Doctor Honoris Causa– Romanian
Academy
4. TEODORESCU Răzvan
Associate Professor Doctor, Rector - University of Agronomic Sciences and
Veterinary Medicine, Bucharest
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Secretary General
CEAUŞU Emanoil
University Professor Doctor - „Victor Babes" Hospital for Infectious and Tropical
Diseases, Bucharest
Deputy Secretar General
NICOLAE Ştefan
Associate Professor Doctor, Managing Director - Institute for Diagnosis and Animal
Health
Financial Director
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Economist – IVAN Mariana
MEMBERS
 ANDRONIE Viorel
Associate Professor Doctor, President - College of Veterinarians of Romania
 BEGNESCU Romulus
Doctor – second degree research scientist
Former researcher - Oncological Institute, Bucharest
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CHIURCIU Constantin
 CIUREA Alexandru
University Professor Doctor-Neurosurgeon
 IFRIM Mircea
University Professor Doctor
Secretary General - Romanian Academy of Medical Sciences
 ŞTIRBU Constantin
Former Managing Director - “Pasteur”Institute
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THE AUDITING COMMISSION:
President
SPULBER Marina
Members
– MIHAI Iuliana
PhD. Student – Romanian Academy
– BÎRŢOIU Alin
University Professor Doctor - University of Agronomic Sciences and
Medicine, Bucharest (obstetrics and gynecology)
Veterinary
HEADS OF DEPARTAMENTS:
1. DEPARTAMENT OF MANAGEMENT, BIOECONOMY AND LEGISLATION
Virgil NADOLU - ad interim
Engineering Counsellor“One Health – New Medical Concept”
Livia JITARU
Lawyer
2. DEPARTMENT OF COMPARATIVE MEDICINE
BABA Ioan Alecsandru
University Professor Doctor Honoris Causa - Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Cluj
3. DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN MEDICINE
BUZOIANU Anca
University Professor Doctor, Dean - Faculty of Medicine, Cluj
4. DEPARTMENT OF VETERINARY MEDICINE
PREDOI Gabriel
University Professor Doctor, Dean - Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Bucharest
5. DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL MEDICINE
SĂVUŢĂ Gheorghe
University Professor Doctor, Prorector – University of Agronomic Sciences and
Veterinary Medicine, Iaşi
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TOBǍ Francisc
Senior medical veterinary specialist, doctor of medicine
First degree research scientist
6. DEPARTMENT OF FOOD SAFETY
BELC Nastasia
AssociateProfessor Doctor
Managing Director - Institute of Research and Development for Food Bioresources,
Bucharest
7. DEPARTAMENT OF ZOONOSES
DANEŞ Doina
University Professor Doctor, Dean - Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Bucharest (virology)
8. DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACEUTICAL AND BIOPRODUCTS MANUFACTURING
CHIURCIU Constantin
9. DEPARTMENT OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
ALEXE Petre
Dean – “Dunarea de Jos” University, Galaţi – food chemistry
10. DEPARTAMENT OF EDUCATION
GROZA Ioan
Managing Director - Ministry of Education and Research
11. DEPARTMENT OF UNCONVENTIONAL THERAPIES
MLADIN Cristian
Ph.D. Student in Engineering
Managing Director- S.C Mecrosystem S.A
12. DEPARTMENT OF COMPARATIVEONCOLOGY
BALINT Emilia
Doctor, second degree research scientist - Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Bucharest
13. DEPARTMENT OF RADIATION MEDICINE
URSU Ioan
Scientific Director –“Horia Hulubei” Institute, Măgurele
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14. DEPARTAMENT OF PHYTOPATHOLOGY
JELEV Ioan
Doctor of Engineering
Secretary General – Romanian Academy of Agriculture and Forestry Sciences
15. DEPARTAMENT OF ACCREDITATION
IACOBESCU Fănel
President - Romanian Accreditation Association RENAR
16. HUMAN RESOURCES DEPARTMENT
Hideg CRISTIAN
Economist
SCIENTIFIC BOARD
-
President
IONESCU Ruxandra
Prorector -”Carol Davila” University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Bucharest
-
Co-President
SARAFOLEANU Dorin
University Professor Doctor - Otorhinolaryngologyist
-
Vicepresident
SÎRBU Ioan
University Professor Doctor - ”Carol Davila” University of Medicine and
Pharmacy, Buharest
-
Members
CINCĂ Sabin
Doctor – first degree research scientist - Oncological Institute, Bucharest
HERMAN Viorel
Dean - Faculty of Veterinary Medicine,Timişoara
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STĂNESCU Marius
Lieutenant Colonel Doctor - Orthopedics Clinic, “Dr. Carol Davila” Central
Military Emergency University Hospital
STOIAN Mihai
Doctor, Managing Director - „Stefan S. Nicolau” Institute of Virology at the
Romanian Academy, Bucharest
SUCIU Nicolae
Director - Institute for Mother and Child Protection
General Manager –“Polizu” Maternity
ŞONEA Alexandru
Counsellor - Ministry of Education and Research
TÂRGOVIŞTE Constantin
Corresponding
member,
University
„NicolaePaulescu”Diabetology Centre
Professor
–
COUNSELLORS TO THE PRESIDENT OF „One Health – New Medical Concept”
Association
1. Counsellor on national and international institutional relationships
STRAJA Dan Nicolae
Associate Professor Doctor -Oncological Institute –“Carol Davila”University of
Medicine and Pharmacy, Bucharest
2. Counsellor on comparative medicine and humanmedicine problems
BĂLĂCEANU STOLNICI Constantin
Honorary Member of the Romanian Academy – Institute of Anthropology
SPOKESMAN OF “One Health – New Medical Concept” Association
SUPEANU Alexandru
Ph.D. student - Romanian Academy
Counsellor to the National Sanitary, Veterinary and Food Safety Authority
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PAPER SESSION
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HALF OF CENTURY OF COMPARATIVE MEDICINE – COMPONENT PART OF THE
NEW ONE HEALTH MEDICAL CONCEPT IN ROMANIA
1
2
3
4
Nicolae Manolescu , Irinel Popescu , Vasile Cepoi , Alexandru Irimie ,
5
6
1
Alecsandru Ioan Baba , Emilia Balint , Alexandru Supeanu
1- The Romanian Academy
2- The Romanian Academy of Medical Sciences
3- The National Forum of Comparative Medicine
4- The University of Medicine “Iuliu Haţieganu” in Cluj-Napoca
5- The Faculty of Veterinary Medicine in Cluj-Napoca
6- The Faculty of Veterinary Medicine in Bucharest
Briefing
A. The „Pre-Modern” Period
-
1814 – Gheorghe Arsaky – Defended his Doctorate Thesis on comparative
anatomy in Munchen;
-
1937 – Academician Radu Codreanu – Defended his Doctorate Thesis on
comparative oncology in Paris.
A. The „Modern” Period
-
1968 – Professor Dr. Octav Costachel and Dr. Nicolae Manolescu initiate and
develop comparative oncology in Romania;
-
1981 – The scientific basis of comparative oncology is consolidated, through the
organisation of periodical scientific meetings, once every two years, meetings
that have enjoyed prominent international attendance. Amidst the organizers of
these meetings we can highlight the names of
Professor Dr. Ion Chiricuta,
Professor Dr. Ion Adamesteanu, Professor Dr. Alexandru Trestioreanu, Dr.
Alecsandru Baba, Dr. Nicolae Manolescu, Dr. Romulus Begnescu and Dr. Ionel
Patrascu;
-
1999 – The Institute of Comparative Medicine in Romania is created at the
initiative of Professor Dr. Nicolae Manolescu and Professor Dr. Irinel Popescu;
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-
1999 – The first edition of the bilingual (Romanian – English) magazine „The
Romanian Journal of Comparative Oncology” is printed, that afterwards became
„The International Journal of Comparative Oncology”, benefiting from an
illustrious international editing board;
-
2000 – Marks the consolidation of the collaboration between Romania and
France in the field of comparative oncology, by awarding Professor
André
Laurent Parodi (who later on was elected President of the National Academy of
Medicine in France) the title of doctor honoris causa, during a conference held in
Sibiu, Romania;
-
2006 – A fruitful collaboration between Romania and Italy is started, in the field of
comparative oncology, a cooperation through which, in the year of 2009, in
Genoa, Italy, the Mediterranean Forum of Comparative Oncology (FMOC) is
established; the Forum is coordinated by Dr. Angelo Ferrari, on behalf of the
Italian community and by Professor Dr. Nicolae Manolescu, on behalf of the
Romanian community;
-
2010 – The Mediterranean Forum of Comparative Oncology (FMOC) expands its
horizon, by the establishment, in Romania, of the National Forum of Comparative
Oncology (FNOC), as a branch of the aforementioned;
-
2013 – The National Forum of Comparative Medicine is created, under the
leadership of Dr. Vasile Cepoi, Professor Dr. Irinel Popescu and Professor Dr.
Nicolae Manolescu;
-
2015 – Represents the year of the foundation of the „One Health – New Medical
Concept” Romania Association, with its two Presidents, Professor Dr. Nicolae
Manolescu and Professor Dr. Irinel Popescu.
Our plans for the future!
1. The internationalization of the „One Health – New Medical Concept” Romania
Association, through international collaboration agreements, as well as through
individual collaborations (thus far, the Association has had the privilege of
accepting 18 renowned Italian personalities from human and veterinary
medicine);
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2. Developing the infrastructure to serve scientific research and postgraduate,
doctoral and postdoctoral education, by accessing international funding;
3. Collaborating with the various actors engaged in the One Health concept , to the
purpose of completing the pack of policies and regulations for the implementation
of the One Health concept;
4. Submitting the legislative pack for implementing the One Health medical concept
to the competent authorities;
5. Organising the Environmental Medicine in Romania, within the One Health
concept;
6. Participating to the international scientific community, by attending various
scientific meetings.
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ENVIRONMENTAL MEDICINE – A CARDINAL ELEMENT OF THE ONE HEALTH CONCEPT –
IMPLEMENTED FOR THE FIRST TIME IN ROMANIA
N.Manolescu1, I. Popescu2, Graţiela Gavrilescu3, Emilia Balint1, F. Toba3, A. Supeanu1
1 – One Health New Medical Concept Association in Romania
2 – Fundeni Liver Transplant Clinical Institute
3 – Ministry of the Environment, Water and Forests
Abstract
The authors highlight, within the new global “One Health” new medical concept,
endorsed in Romania by the Federation of European Academies of Medicine (FEAM) in
May 2014, the premiere organization of a novel structure, as a sine qua non condition
for the attainment of health – Environmental Medicine.
The “One Health” concept calls, in our acceptance, for the impetuosity of a novel
medical mentation, that alongside the joinder of human and veterinary medicine,
together standing for comparative medicine, a number of three other health
compartments have to be included inside the same “medicine” notion: environmental
medicine, food medicine and occupational medicine.
Completing this veritable “medical hexagon” will undeniably ensure the two major
health problems our planet faces:”eco-therapy”, standing for the healing of the
environment and “eco-prophylaxis” for the primary disease prevention in humans and in
animals.
Environmental medicine is truly the key link between the entire global “One
Health” concept.
Key words: One Health, comparative medicine, environmental medicine
Intromission
While studying the literature we can find that currently there is no definite data for
our topic – environmental medicine. The numerous works refer to analytic investigations
of the environmental pollutants, as well as of the relationship between the environment
and human and animal diseases.
Environmental medicine, as a part of the “One Health” concept, by achieving
specific syntheses, will enlist in the specific activity of achieving the primary disease
prevention in humans and animals.
Our collective has published a significant time ago, a series of papers, amongst
which we note 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6.
Discussions
Environmental medicine represents in our vision the foundation stone of the new
“One Health” global concept. The environment, as the host for all of the biotic and
abiotic risk factors, is responsible for the development of multiple diseases in humans
and animals. These factors can act directly or indirectly through vectors. Under these
conditions, the aggression factors responsible for multiple pathologies in humans and
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animals can endanger (as a perpetual risk element), both the national safety of a certain
country, as well as other nations, by following the cross-border principle. In order to
tackle these key issues, we have presented, with the occasion of a previous paper (5),
two notions (eco-therapy and eco-prophylaxis) that, once combined, can combat most
of the actions of the biotic and abiotic factors.
Conclusions
The practical implementation of the two notions can be achieved by crossing a series of
stages:
1. The permanent identification and quick dispatch to the county official sanitary
veterinary laboratories of all of the dead bodies belonging to sylvatic animals, in
order to determine the exact causes of death.
2. Monitoring within the sanitary veterinary county laboratories of the primary
records of the sylvatic zoonoses.
3. The data centralization from the county sanitary veterinary county laboratories
will take place at the “One Health New Medical Concept Association” in
Romania, where it will be completed with the epidemiological evolution of the
zoonoses and with the current situation in farm animals and pets.
4. The full data on the epidemiological evolution of the zoonoses in Romania will be
sent by the “One Health New Medical Concept Association” in Romania to the
Romanian Ministry of the Environment, Water and Forests, to the Romanian
Ministry of health and to the Romanian National Sanitary Veterinary and Food
Safety Authority.
5. The investigation, monitoring and synthesis of the data regarding the level of
some abiotic risk factors (chemical, physical) for human and animal health, that
dwell in surface and underground waters, in soils, in plants and also in the meat
and milk of farm animals.
6. Thus, part of the conceptual “One Health” activity is achieved, that referring to
environmental medicine, that by comparative medicine, supplies human and
veterinary medicine the permanent quantification of both zoonoses as well as of
the elements specific to comparative oncology.
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Literature
1. N.Manolescu, I.Miclaus, A.I.Baba, S.Bolte, Gr.Maltezeanu, V.Comişel,
D.Crânganu, I.Terbea - Aspecte de eco-oncologie la om si animale - Simpozionul
Universitar de Oncologie Comparată, martie 1998, Bucureşti.
2. N. Manolescu, I. Miclauş, A.I. Baba, S. Bolte, Gr. Maltezeanu, V. Comişel, D.
Crânganu, V. Roman - Importanţa biotopului în evoluţia bolii canceroase. Nota
preliminară - Revista Română de Medicină Veterinară, vol.8, p. 9, 1998.
3. N. Manolescu şi colab. - Eco-oncologia, ştiinta mileniului III, Medical UPDATE
Bucureşti, vol.V, p. 66, 1998.
4. N. Manolescu, I. Miclăuş, V. Comişel, R. Begnescu, N. Alexandru, Emilia Balint Studiul unui areal de viaţă - condiţie maximală pentru cognoscibilitatea bolii
canceroase la animale - Revista Română de Oncologie Comparată, vol. 1, p. 45,
1999.
5. N. Manolescu, I. Miclăuş, C. Savu, Aneta pop, Dana Stănculeanu, Manuella
Militaru, Emilia Balint, Daniela Zisu - Monitorizarea integrată a mediului de viaţă
în relaţie cu ecooncoterapia şi ecooncoprofilaxia bolii canceroase la om şi
animale - Rev. Rom. Onc. Comparată, vol.5/2001
6. Nicolae Manolescu, Irinel Popescu, Vasile Cepoi, Alexandru Irimie, Alecsandru
Ioan Baba, Emilia Balint, Alexandru Supeanu, “Half of Century of Comparative
Medicine – component part of the new one health medical concept in Romania”,
WVA/WMA Global Conference on One Health, 20-21 May, Madrid, Spain.
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DIGESTIVE NEOPLASMS IN CANINES AND FELINES AT THE MEDICAL CLINIC OF
THE FACULTY OF VETERINARY MEDICINE IN BUCHAREST – ROMANIA
Emilia Balint*, N. Manolescu**
*-The Faculty of Veterinary Medicine in Bucharest
**-The Romanian Academy
Abstract
The authors highlight the frequency and incidence of the canine and feline digestive
tube neoplasms in the past years at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine in Bucharest. A
total of 34 cases have been diagnosed: 32 canine cases and 2 feline cases. The most
frequent sites were those of various segments of the intestine (11 cases) and those at
the perianal glands (11 cases). The cellular base of the malignant proliferation was
mainly that of epithelial cells (26 cases).
Key words: digestive neoplasm, carcinoma, canines, felines
Intromission
The literature is relatively abundant in case presentations, in studies and methodologies
of diagnosis and therapy (1, 2, 3).
Materials and method
The symptomatology of 34 animals (32 canines and 2 felines) was investigated by using
clinical and imagistic techniques (gastroscopy, colonoscopy and rectoscopy), cases that
manifested a classical symptomatology of neoplasms of various parts of the digestive
tube or annex glands.
The diagnosis for all of the cases was delivered by performing a detailed
cytomorphological exam, with the use of the panoptic May Grünwald-Giemsa coloration.
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Results and discussions
Chart no. 1 – Digestive neoplasms in canines and felines
LOCATION
TOTAL CASES
DIAGNOSIS
DUODENUM
Total cases: 1
(Canines - 1,
Felines - 0)
1
Vivid monomorphic epithelial proliferative
activity that can be attributed to a neoplastic
process
1
Malpighian carcinoma
1
1
1
(caul)
Vegetant carcinoma
Adenocarcinoma
STOMACH
Total cases: 6
(Canines - 6,
Felines - 0)
Giant cells fibrosacroma
1
Adenomatous polyp with a tendency to
become malignant
Stomach micropolyposis
1
Cholangiocarcinoma
1
Malignant carcinoma
1
(liver and spleen)
Malignant centroblastic B cells lymphoma
with liver metastases
1
Hepatoma
1
Peritoneal metastases deriving from a
pancreatic acinar cells adenacarcinoma
1
Vegetant adenocarcinoma
1
Carcinomatous metastases
INTESTINE
Total cases: 11
1
(ileocecal valve)
Solid adenocarcinoma
(Canines - 10,
Felines - 1)
1
Polyp masses with a tendency of epithelium
coating malignization
2
Leiomyosarcoma
2
(rectum +
intestine)
Amelanotic melanoma
1
LIVER
Total cases: 4
(Canines - 3,
Felines - 1)
PANCREAS
Total cases: 1
(Canines - 1,
Felines - 0)
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1
(inside the
rectum)
1
(anal region)
PERIANAL GLANDS
Total cases: 11
(Canines - 11,
Felines - 0)
TOTAL CASES
Squamous carcinoma
Rhabdomyosarcoma + adenocarcinoma
1
(rectum)
Mucinous adenocarcinoma
2
Vegetant adenocarcinoma
1
Compact adenocarcinoma
1
Low malignancy vegetant carcinoma
3
Sticker tumour
1
Fibrosarcoma
1
Solid Adenocarcinom
1
Giant cells fibroblastic sarcoma
1
Undifferentiated carcinoma with perianal
tissue
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(Canines - 32, Felines - 2)
The analysis of the casuistry reveals the following situations:
a. The frequency of the digestive tube and annexes neoplasms is higher in canines
than in felines;
b. The most frequent sites of the digestive cancer are those of the intestine, colon
and perianal glands;
c. The least frequent site of digestive cancer is that of the pancreas;
d. Stomach and liver sites show a moderate frequency;
e. The analysis of the cellular base of the tumour proliferation highlights an
overwhelming frequency of the epithelial proliferations (26 cases);
f. Sarcoma proliferations are moderate in frequency and those of malignant
melanoma or malignant lymphoma are extremely rare;
g. Amongst our cases we wish to bring forward an extremely interesting case,
defined by two totally distinct types of neoplasms, at the anus level. Part of the
tumour shows specific signs of rhabdomyosarcoma and the other part is typical
for an adenocarcinoma structure.
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Conclusions
1. Digestive tube cancer in the two species, considering the frequency and
incidence is relatively rare, comparative to other sites in canines and felines;
2. In our digestive tube and annexes cancer casuistry, the cellular base with the
highest frequency is that of epithelial proliferations;
3. Both the diagnosis as well as the therapeutic actions are established only after
the completion of the cytomorphological exam, an exam that is started either
during the direct imagistic exam or during the explorative surgical intervention.
Literature
1. A.I. Baba, 2010, Oncologie comparata, the Romanian Academy Publishing
House;
2. N. Manolescu, 2003, Introducere in oncologia comparata, “Carol Davila”
University Publishing House;
3. Stephen J. Withrow, David M. Vail, 2007, Small Animal Clinical Oncology (IVth
Edition), Saunders-Elesevier Publishing House.
Fig. 1- 4 – Pylorus adenocarcinoma
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
Fig. 4
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Fig. 5, 6 - Cholangiocarcinoma (ascites)
Fig. 5
Fig. 6
Fig. 7 - Leiomyosarcoma (intestine)
Fig. 8-11 – Liposarcoma
Fig. 8
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Fig. 9
Fig. 10
Fig. 11
Fig. 13 – Sticker tumor
Fig. 14-17 - Metastasis of malignant hepatoma (pleura)
Fig. 14
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Fig. 16
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Fig. 17
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ONE HEALTH
European Interregional Conference
Romania – Bucharest – 22-24 September 2016
Location: Palace of the Parliament
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ORGANIZERS
Federation of European Academies of Medicine (FEAM)
One Health New Medical Concept Association in Romania
One Health Platform
One Health Commission
One Health Initiative
Romanian Academy
Medical Sciences Academy
Agriculture and Forestry Sciences Academy
Veterinary Medicine College of Romania
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HONORARY PRESIDENTS
Prof. Bernard CHARPENTIER, PhD, MD
Prof. André-Laurent PARODI, PhD, DVM
EXECUTIVE PRESIDENTS
Prof. Nicolae MANOLESCU, PhD, DVM
Prof. Irinel POPESCU, PhD, MD
Acad. Gheorghe SIN
GENERAL SECRETARY
Prof. Emanoil CEAUŞU, PhD, MD
Prof. Mircea IFRIM, PhD, MD
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Prof. Ab OSTERHAUS, PhD, MD
Prof. John McKenzie, PhD, MD
Prof. Peter DOHERTY, MD
Cheryl STROUD, DVM, PhD
Bruce KAPLAN, DVM
Laura KAHN, MD, MPH, MPP
Lisa CONTI, DVM, MPH
Jack WOODALL, PhD
Thomas MONATH, MD
Prof. Juan ZARATE, PhD, DVM
Chris VANLANGENDONCK
David DE POOTER
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ORGANIZING COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Assoc. Prof. Răzvan TEODORESCU, PhD, DVM
Eng. Virgil NADOLU
Assoc. Prof. Viorel ANDRONIE, PhD, DVM
Vasile CEPOI, PhD, MD
Prof. Fausto QUINTAVALLA, PhD, DVM
Lux HOLGER, PhD, MD
Prof. Dorin SARAFOLEANU, PhD, MD
Raed ARAFAT, PhD, MD
Prof. Alecsandru Ioan BABA, PhD, DVM
Eng. Marieta PANAIT, PhD
Eng. Constantin CHIURCIU, PhD
Prof. Greg GRAY, PhD, MD
Prof. Alexandru IRIMIE, PhD, MD
Eng. Prof. Petre ALEXE, PhD
Prof. Nicolae STRAJA, PhD, MD
Eng. Francisc TOBĂ, PhD
Prof. George STOICA, PhD, DVM
Prof. Nicolae SUCIU, PhD, MD
Romulus BEGNESCU, PhD, DVM
Prof. Dorel SĂNDESC, PhD, MD
Eng. Cristian MLADIN
Daniore VITTORIO, PhD, MD
Prof. Tulio FLORIO, PhD, MD
Prof. Vasile COZMA, PhD, DVM
Acad. Nicolae ZAMFIR
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SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
Presidents
Prof. A.T. Bogdan, PhD, DVM
Prof. Angelo Ferrari, PhD, DVM
SECRETARY
Eng. Prof. Nastasia BELC, PhD
Prof. Dorina Bogdan, PhD, DVM
MEMBERS
Assoc. Prof. Emilia BALINT, PhD, DVM
Prof. Alexandru CIUREA, PhD, MD
Eng. Prof. Fănel IACOBESCU, PhD
Prof. Ruxandra IONESCU, PhD, MD
Prof. Constantin IONESCU TÂRGOVIŞTE, PhD, MD
Eng. Ioan JELEV, PhD
Prof. Gabriel PREDOI, PhD, DVM
Prof. Giacomo Rossi, PhD, DVM
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SUBJECTS
1. Environmental medicine
2. Occupational medicine
3. Comparative medicine
4. Food safety and nutrition medicine
PROGRAM
 Thursday 22th September 2016
a.m
- Participants registration
- Welcoming speeches
- Environmental Medicine – communications
p.m
- Food Safety and Nutrition Medicine
 Friday 23th September 2016
a.m
- Comparative Medicine
p.m
- Occupational Medicine
- Poster Session
- Closure of the scientific meeting
 Saturday 24th septembrie 2016
Trip to the mountains - Braşov – Poiana Braşov (with the bus)
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List of chairmen
 Proposal
-
Prof. Bernard CHARPENTIER
Prof. André Laurent PARODI
Prof. Nicolae MANOLESCU
Prof. Irinel POPESCU
Prof. Gheorghe SIN
Prof. A.T. Bogdan
List of interrnational chairmen
 Proposal
 Health platform
 Health commission
 Health initiative
HOTEL RESERVATION
- IBIS Hotel - 75 euro/day
REGISTRATION FEE
Until 01.03.2016 – 150 euro/pers.
After 01.03.2016 – 250 euro/pers.
For students – 100 euro/pers.
 Article abstract DEADLINE – 01.03.2016 (title, authors, affiliation,
correspondence author, summary)
 Abstract approval until 1.04.2016
 Full article DEADLINE – 01.06.2016
CONTACT
secretary.ohnmc@gmail.com
Alexandru SUPEANU, DVM – 0724 088 001/0753 616 803
Iuliana MIHAI, DVM – 0749 022 555
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