President Theme: “Cultivate... Research an attitude and learning a passion”
59th annual conference OF INDIAN ORTHOPAEDIC ASSOCIATION 19th - 22nd November, 2014 HICC & HITEX, Hyderabad Final Announcement
For updates please visit: www.ioacon2014.com
Dr. A.S. Rao Advisor Scientific Committee
Dr. P. Vijaychander Reddy Organising Chairman
Dr. S. Sreenivasa Reddy Organising Secretary
Joint Organising Secretaries
IOACON 2014 Organising Committee
ORGANISING COMMITTEE
Dr. V.S. Reddy Patron
Dr. K. Kodanda Pani
Dr. A.V. Guruva Reddy
Dr.Nirmal C. Mohapatra CME Co-Ordinator
Dr. Y. Thimma Reddy Treasurer
Dr. K. Udaya Kumar Mr. M. Thirupalu Reddy Auditor
Dr. K.J Reddy
Index
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IOA, Our Presidents..............................................................
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Message from Organising Secretary............................................
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Message from Organising Chairman...........................................
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President Message for IOACON 2014...........................................
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Hon. Secretary Message.........................................................
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Message from President Elect..................................................
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Message from State Chapter (OSSAP).........................................
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Message from TCOS...............................................................
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Making of IOACON 2014..........................................................
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Highlights of IOACON 2014, Hyderabad.......................................
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Central Organising Committee.................................................
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Local Organising Committee....................................................
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Program at a Glance.............................................................
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International Faculty.............................................................
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National Faculty..................................................................
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Post Conference Workshop......................................................
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CME.................................................................................
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Guidelines for Speakers.........................................................
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Hyderabad Tourist Places........................................................
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The Main Highlights Scientific Programme of IOACON 2014...............
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Scientific Program................................................................
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Welcome Associate Delegate....................................................
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Tours Planned.....................................................................
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Frequently Asked Questions.....................................................
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Registration........................................................................
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Accommodation...................................................................
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Key Contacts.......................................................................
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Hyderabad – The Urban Eden Life at its Best................................
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About Hyderabad, India.........................................................
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Conference Information.........................................................
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Conference Venue / Exhibition Venue.........................................
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Contents
History of IOA.....................................................................
The late Dr M G Kini may well be considered the forerunner of Orthopaedic Surgery in India. The first surgeon who limited his surgical activities to Orthopedic practice was Dr R J Katrak of Bombay. The other pioneers in the field were Dr N S Narasimha Aiyar of Madras and Dr S R Chandra of Calcutta. The senior orthopaedic surgeons met at Hyderabad and formulated the Orthopedic Section of the Association of Surgeons of India in 1954, but the dream came true in the Amritsar meeting of the ASI in December 1955. The members of the Association realised the pressing need to start a journal and against heavy odds and the first issue was published in 1967. In later years, the IOA has helped the establishment of Orthopedic departments in various parts of the country, and centers of postgraduate education. The Association has also actively helped the formation of local Orthopedic branches in different parts of the country. The Silver Jubilee conference at Bombay in 1980 is remembered especially for two developments: the initiation of the CME Programme and the Silver Jubilee Commemoration lecture. The IOA has been successfully conducting Instructional Course Lectures, and member fellowships. Since then the CME programme has been an excellent showcase of the current state of art in Orthopedics. The long felt desire of the members of the IOA to become independent resulted in the resolution passed at the Cuttack Conference in 1986 advocating a clean break. This was ratified at the Agra conference of the ASI in December 1986. The IOA had now become an independent body. Since then our Association and our annual conferences have grown from strength to strength. The annual conferences have continued to be an excellent showcase of scientific and cultural interaction between members. The conference attendance had soared to new heights and now it is not uncommon to have over three thousand participants to the conference. The IOA has been fortunate to be allotted a piece of land in Delhi for its permanent office. With the rapid advances being made in the field of Orthopaedics in India and abroad, the avenues are open for rapid growth of our association. Looking at the vast strides taken by our body, there is no doubt that the future is extremely bright.
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Message from Organising Chairman Dear Friends, Greetings from Team IOACON 2014, Hyderabad A festive season of Vijaya Dashimi and Deepavali have gone for the people but for the Orthopaedic community of the county another festive season is awaited i.e., 59th IOACON2014 at Hyderabad in the newly formed Telangana State. The organizing committee welcomes the fraternity & eager to receive you as all steps been taken to see your stay is comfortable and go with the memories of the conference. Scientific committee has taken all the pains along with the office bearer of the IOA to give you a qualitative academic feast. I welcome the spouses and children who will have a good time of visiting the places in and around Hyderabad and enjoying the social events at the conference. As organizing Chairman I deem it my privilege to see that the standard of the conference will live up to your expectations and the scientific deliberators of the conference will come out with new innovative treatment modalities. As well the executive and General Body Meeting will come out with useful decisions which will pave way in formulating health policies of the Govt. pertaining to Ortho Faculty. Yours sincerely Dr. P. Vijaychander Reddy Organising Chairman IOACON 2014
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Decades of desire for IOACON again at Hyderabad, Years of efforts and planning, Months of motivation and hard work by the ‘TEAM – IOACON 2014’, has brought it into Weeks to go for an extravaganza of IOACON 2014 during 19th to 22nd November 2014.
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“IOACON 2014 for ALL”
‘IOACON 2014 for All’ drive is to earn academics and enjoy interactions. Towards this goal, many members and post graduates are registered with active inclusion and interactive involvement into the scientific programme with enthusiasm, as it is for ALL. All the members and faculty from Local, Regional, National and International bodies are involved in steering the proceedings in the right and fruitful way. The sprawling grounds and the huge auditorium and halls of the Venue at HITEX and HICC are fully utilised to spread a Scientific Splendour for delegates to imbibe, Arena of exposure to Trade to introduce the new developments and Hyderabadi hospitality to the spouses and children along with delegates. On behalf of IOACON 2014 Organising Committee, I invite One and All to the Pearl City of INDIA, with rich heritage to visit and vivid tastes to relish as IOACON 2014 is going to be one of the best National Conferences of Indian Orthopaedics Association, a conference to enjoy and memories to cherish. Sincerely Yours, Dr. S. Sreenivasa Reddy Organsing Secretary - IOACON 2014 Phone: +91-8333016425 Mobile: +91-9848036425 Mail: drssreddy11@gmail.com Web: www.ioacon2014.com /IOACON2014 /IOACON2014
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President Message for IOACON 2014 Theme of the year: “Cultivate... Research an attitude and learning a passion� The 59th Annual Conference of Indian Orthopaedic Association will be held in historic, beautiful city of Hyderabad. Hyderabad is famous for jewel, pearls, art, culture and prosperity. The Indian Orthopaedic Association in its 59th year of existence and has achieved the objective of brotherhood among fellow orthopaedic surgeons. It is a platform to discuss art and science of orthopaedics. Now we should aim to provide minimum standard of care in orthopaedics to one and all. We need to find out credible evidence based solutions to clinical problems unique to India. It is important that we develop an attitude for research and passion for learning so that every experience at treating patients by individuals will add to existing knowledge. The deliberations in Hyderabad will be a step in the direction. I appeal to all the senior surgeons to present a free paper and participate in discussion to improve the quality of research deliberations. We aim to provide quality scientific programme to make it interactive and productive. The social meeting points are arranged to strengthen the social bonds. Hyderabad IOACON will certainly be milestone event. The organizing team is awaiting your arrival to Hyderabad. Dr. Anil K. Jain, MS, MAMS, FAMS, FRCS (England) President, Indian Orthopaedic Association Ex-Editor-Indian Journal of Orthopaedics Professor of Orthopaedics UCMS & GTB Hospital Visiting Professor The Tamil Nadu Dr. MGR Medical University Secretary General, World Orthoapedic Concern
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IOACON is a massive congregation of orthopaedic surgeons of India and requires preparations over many months. A closed interaction is required between the local organizing committee, office bearers of IOA and so many vendors involved in the arrangements. The delegate may not appreciate the hard labour put in by so many people. However, if the function goes well, it is the reward which is most dear to all the members of the team which organized the function.
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Message from Hon. Secretary
Hyderabad IOACON is no different. Fortunately, we have a very good team which has worked hard. The Scientific Programme has taken a lot of time and effort to arrange and we are sure that it would serve its purpose. A good number of foreign faculty members have been invited to share their experiences. Besides the routine and fixed fixtures, few new things have also been added like continuous depiction of bone and joint day activities, which is a flagship programme of IOA, in its effort to reach the common people. I feel privileged and proud to be associated with this IOACON – 2014 at Hyderabad. The memories of this will last a lifetime for me. I have made good friends in Hyderabad and I am sure, after the conference is over, I will have much more friends.
With best regards and thanks to the local organizing team.
Dr. Sudhir K Kapoor Hon. Secretary, Indian Orthopaedic Association
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Message from President Elect Dear Orthopaedic surgeons and friends,
Thank-you very much for electing me as the president-elect of the prestigious Indian Orthopaedic Association and giving me an opportunity to serve you. I am overwhelmed with joy and take immense pleasure in thanking all the members of IOA for making 2014 a very successful year especially IOACON 2014 at Hyderabad and thereafter IOACON 2015 at Jaipur. My motto for 2015 is “Continue learning to serve the society better.” Learning can be done in three ways a) by reading books and journals b) by attending workshops c) by attending scientific conferences. Here in Hyderabad, we are going to attend a large scientific conference and I am certain that you will get enough advanced scientific knowledge to improve your skills. In 2014-15, the IOACON Hyderabad will bring success in achieving our goals and to strengthen IOA as a tall organization of strong, sustainable and encouraging values.
Dr. H.R. Jhunjhunwala Prof of Orthopaedic Surgery Post Graduate Institute Of Medical Sciences Of Bombay Hospital,Mumbai. President-Elect - Indian Orthopaedic Association President – International ASAMI Ex President – Bombay Orthopaedic Society Ex President – ASAMI INDIA Chairman of Dr.K.T Dholakia Foundation Trust Chairman of Vedic Heritage, Lonavala - INDIA
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Dear Colleagues Greetings from the OSSAP
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Message from State chapter (OSSAP)
As the host chapter the OSSAP takes pride and honor in inviting you for this mega annual event of the IOA, the IOACON 2014. OSSAP Orthopaedic Society your host city club and its members have had a legendary history of organizing exemplary conferences and creating landmarks. I am sure they shall leave no stone unturned to create another benchmark. Hyderabad being the historic and iconic city of love with so many places to visit in and around the city, shall interest your families too to attend this conference, Apart from a very thoughtful scientific program, various other activities have also been planned which shall entertain all participants through out the conference. I appeal to you all to actively participate in large numbers and be a part of the success of IOACON 2014 at Hyderabad from 19th to 22ed of November 2014. Looking forward to meeting you. With warm regards. LONG LIVE IOA LONG LIVE OSSAP
Dr. M. Prasanth President, OASSAP
Dr. P. Sudhir Kumar Secretary, OSSAP
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Message from Twin City Orthopaedic Society
Welcome Under the 59th Annual Conference of Indian Orthopaedic Association will be held auspicious of TCOS and OSSAP, in the beautiful city of Hyderabad. It is a platform to exchange views to discuss the science of orthopaedics amongst junior and senior orthopaedic surgeons. We are happy to exchange our greetings with organising secretary Dr. S. Srinivas Reddy. We are happy to know that there is an exclusive session of Senior Faculty of free paper presentation which is a unique feature starting from our conference. The Twin City Orthopaedic Society wishes a grand success along with a excellent scientific feast during the deliberations of lectures in the conference IOACON 2014.
Dr. V. S. Ravindranath President, TCOS
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Dr. P. K. Subramanium Secretary, TCOS
Making of IOACON 2014
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Highlights of IOACON 2014, Hyderabad Regular Local organising committee meetings & Central Organising Committee Meetings for seamless coordination Supplimentary issue of IJO containing selected abstracts of IOACON 2014 Interactive web site & use of Social Media platform to the full extent On site printing of badges and certificates Reduce turn around time at the venue counters by preventing queue for badges and certificates by keeping multifunction counters International Organisations involved to get International workshops Event App: Conference guide on mobile platform - Android & Apple iOS International Venue..........
Tirumala Tirupathi
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central organising committee
Central Organising Committee
Dr. A.K. Jain President
Dr. S.K.S. Marya Past President
Dr. H.R. Jhunjhunwala President-Elect
Dr. S. Rajasekaran Past President
Dr. Sudhir Kapoor Hon.Secretary
Dr. Lalit Maini Hon.Treasurer
Dr.Naresh Goyal Vice President
Dr. Sudhir Kumar Editor -IJO
Dr.R.K.Sharma Vice President
Dr. Sanjay Chaturvedi Mr.Ramesh C.Pandey Organising Secretary, Executive Secretary IOACON 2013
OSSAP (A.P. Chapter of IOA)
Dr. M. Prasanth President
Dr. V.V. Narayana Rao Treasurer
Dr. Amarnath Surath Past President
Dr. P.N. Prasad President Elect
Dr. P. Sudhir Kumar Secretary
Dr. B.Narender Reddy Joint Secretary
Executive Members Dr. M. Athmaram Adiseshu
Dr. M. Venkateshwar Rao
Dr. P. L. Srinivas
State Excutive Members in IOA
Dr. P.N. Prasad
Dr. V.K.V. Prasad
Dr. Y. Thimma Reddy
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IOACON 2014 Scientific Programme Committee
Dr. A.S. Rao Advisor Scientific Committee
Dr. P.N. Prasad Chair
Dr. Om Prakash Lahoti Co-ordinator (European Union)
Dr. N. Srinivasan Co-Chair
Dr. Y. Madhusudhan Reddy Co-ordinator (USA)
Dr. K. Kodanda Pani Co-Chair
Dr. V. Jagan Mohan Reddy Co-ordinator (UK)
Dr. V. S. Ravindranath Co-Chair
Dr. A. Sundeep Kund Reddy Co-ordinator (India)
Our Esteemed Advisors & Associates
Dr. R. Siva Prasad
Dr. Uday Prakash
Dr. C. Hanumantha Rao
Dr. GVS Moorthy
Dr. S. Krishna Reddy
Dr. B. Valya
Dr. B. Ravi Babu
Dr. P.L. Srinivas
Dr. K. Krishnaiah
Dr. K. Narsimha Rao
Dr. A. Raghuveer Reddy
Dr. B. Ramesh
IOACON 2014 Video Committee
Dr. K Nagamuneendrudu
Dr. V. Shekhar
Dr. M. Jalapathi Reddy
Dr. A. Krishna Reddy
Dr. K. Chandra Shekar
IOACON 2014 Poster Committee
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Dr. K. Anjaneyulu Posters
Dr. A. Sakram Naik Posters
Dr. M. Pradeep Reddy Posters
Dr. M. Sreenivasulu Posters
IOACON 2014 Registration Committee
Dr. Ashok Ohatkar
Dr. V.K.V. Prasad
Dr. M. Uday Krishna
Dr. Satish Parukpalli
IOACON 2014 Trade Committee
Dr. M.S. Goud
Dr. J. Satyanarayana
Dr. Y. Thimma Reddy
Dr. M. Laxmi Narayana
IOACON 2014 Finance Committee
Dr. D. Srinivasa Murthy
Dr. Y. Thimma Reddy
IOACON 2014 Website, Printing & Souvenir Committee
Dr. R. Siva Prasad
Dr. G. Omkarnath
Dr. Ravi Kiran
Dr. K. Ramkumar Reddy
Dr. Radh krishna
IOACON 2014 Travel & Transport Committee
Dr. Bh. Prabhudheer
Dr. G. Rama Krishana Reddy
Dr. J. Alwal Reddy
Dr. Y. Ranjith Kumar
Dr. B. Srinivas
IOACON 2014 Food Committee
Dr. D. Padma Prabha
Dr. K. Radha Krishna Kumari
Mr. Ramachandra Reddy
Dr. G. Veera Reddy
Dr. P.S.B. Srinivas
Dr. Ch. Vamsi Krishna
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IOACON 2014 Cultural Committee
Dr. L. Jayanthi Reddy
Dr. P. Satish Kumar
Dr. Ch Srinivas
Dr. T. Narasimha Rao
Dr. Akhil Dadi
Dr. Venkat Lakavath
IOACON 2014 Banquet Committee
Dr. C.S. Reddy
Dr. B. Ramakrishna
Dr. T.D.R. Reddy
Dr. Bheemanthuni Ramesh
IOACON 2014 Feedback Committee
Dr. Y.S. Rao
Dr. B. Ramakrishna
Dr. S. Anjaiah
Dr. D. Ramkishan
Dr. M. Ranga Rao
Dr Shivram Naik
IOACON 2014 Accomodation Committee
Dr. Ashok Reddy
Dr. P. Siddhath Reddy
Dr. P. Gopal Reddy
Dr. Satyam Yadav
IOACON 2014 Spouse Programme Committee
Smt. Samyuktha
Dr. S. Sharada
Dr. Rama Priya
Dr. D. Padma Prabha
IOACON 2014 office Secretaries
Mr. D. Arun Kumar
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Mrs. Lakshmi Prabha
Dr. Padmaja
Dr. K. Indira Devi
Programme at a Glance 19th November 2014 Continuing Medical Education (CME) 19th November 2014 Inaugural Function followed by ‘Dinner Evening’ on CME Day
20th-22nd November 2014 The conference: IOACON 2014 21st November 2014 Extra ordinary general body meeting at11.00AM to 12.00 Noon 21st November 2014 General body meeting 04.00pm to 06.00pm 21st November 2014 Banquet 22nd November 2014 Valedictory Function 11.30AM to 12.30PM 23rd Post conference workshops 23rd & 24th PG teaching, workshops
Exemption from Registration Category
Exempted
Faculty Members of CME
CME Registration
Faculty Members Workshop
Workshop Registration
Senior IOA Member above 65 Years
Conference Registration
Honorary Fellows of IOA
Conference Registration + CME
Past Presidents of IOA
All Registration
Overseas Guest Speaker
All Registration
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International faculty International Speakers FACULTY NAME
SPECIALITY
MR. ANAND ARYA
UPPER LIMB SURGEON
MR. OM LAHOTI
PAEDIATRIC ORTHOPAEDICS & FOOT ANKLE
FROM UNITED KINGDOM
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MR. COLINE HOWIE
BOA PRESIDENT
MR.TIM WILTON
BOA PRESIDENT ELECT -REVISION KNEE SURGEON
MR. RADHAKRISHNA PANDEY
UPPER LIMB SURGEON
MR. BRIAN BANERJEE
REVISION LOWER LIMB ARTHOPLASTY
MR. JITENDER MAGWANI
FOOT & ANKLE
MR. AMIT TOLAT
UPPER LIMB SURGEON
MR. TONY CLAYSON
PELVIC SURGEON
MR. BIJAYENDRA SINGH
SHOULDER SURGEON
MR. NIKIL SHAH
PELVIC SURGEON
MR. AMIT MODI
SHOULDER SURGEON
MR. S.C. HALDER
TRAUMA SURGEON
MR. ASHVIN PIMPALNARKER
TRAUMA SURGEON
MR. VENU KAVARTHAPU
HIP SURGEON
MR. SRINIVASA RAO SAMSANI
LOWER LIMB ARTHOPLASTY
MR. DAVID MARSH
FRAGILITY FRACTURES
MR. BOMMIREDDY RAJENDRANADH
SPINE
MR. JAGAN M.R. VELPULA
LOWER LIMB ARTHOPLASTY
MR. JONATHAN LUCAS
SPINE
MR. NAVEEN ABHISHETTY
TRAUMA SURGEON
MR. GUIDO GEUTJENS
SOFT TISSUE KNEE
MR. PRABHAKAR MOTKUR
UPPER LIMB SURGEON
MR. JAMES ARBUTHNOT
SOFT TISSUE KNEE
MR. RAJ REDDY
LOWER LIMB ARTHOPLASTY
59th IOACON 2014
FROM IRELAND MR. JAMES BLISS
DR. CHANDRASEKHAR NANDINENI
KNEE SURGEON MR. ANANT MAHA PATRA
SPORTS INJURIES
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MR. NASIR AWAN
FOOT&ANKLE
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MS. SINEAD MIGGIN
DEGENARATIVE ORTHOPAEDICS
MR. PAUL HARRINGTON
UPPER LIMB SURGEON
Mr. Rami J. Abboud
Scotland
PAIN MANAGEMENT
FROM UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
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PROF. VINOD PANCHBHAVI
FOOT & ANKLE
DR.YAKKANTI Madhusudhan REDDY
LOWER LIMB ARTHOPLASTY
DR. SRINIVAS REDDY ALLA
UPPER LIMB SURGEON
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FROM OTHER COUNTRIES 4
DR. PAUL DOUGHERTY
DR. PAVAN VOOTUKURI
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DR. ADITYA MAHESHWARI
DR. YESHWANT REDDY
DR. DILIP SEN GUPTA
DR. ANIL SETHI
SIMULATION 1
DR. CHATAR GOYAL MELBOURNE
TRAUMA
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PROF. S. DAS DE – SINGAPORE
SPORTS INJURIES& TRAUMA
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DR SHEUNG TUNG HO
FRAGILITY FRACTURES
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DR.ROOHI AHMAD, MALAYSIA
HAND SURGEON
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Dr. Kevin Kok
Singapore
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Dr. Naresh S. Kumar
Singapore
ONCOLOGY
ONCOLOGY
PAIN MANAGEMENT
SPINE
SPINE
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DR. NEIL SHETH
LOWER LIMB ARTHOPLASTY
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DR. MOHIT BHANDARICANADA
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National Faculty
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Dr. Abhay Nene
Dr. Cheriyan Kovoor
Dr. Indrajit Sardar
Dr. Anil K Gupta
Dr. CJ Thakkar
Dr. J Satya Prasad
Dr. A S Rao
Dr. D.D. Tanna
Dr. J. Pachore
Dr. Abhay Elhence
Dr. Dakshinamurthy
Dr. Jagdeshwar Rao
Dr. Ajay Puri
Dr. David Rajan
Dr. Jagdish
Dr. Ajith Kumar
Dr. DD Tanna
Dr. Jai Ram Pingle
Dr. Akhil Dadi
Dr. Deendayalan
Dr. John Mukhopadhyay
Dr. Akshay Tiwari
Dr. Deepthinandan Reddy
Dr. JVS Vidyadsagar
Dr. Alaric Aroojis
Dr. Dhanwantari Naidu
Dr. K. Anjaneyulu
Dr. Alok Agarwal
Dr. Dheenu Dhayalan
Dr. K. Durga
Dr. Altaf Kawoosa
Dr. Dinshow Pardiwala
Dr. K. Krishnaiah
Dr. Amarnath Surath
Dr. DK Taneja
Dr. K. Nagamani
Dr. Amit Ajgaonkar
Dr. Dominic Puthoor
Dr. Kanchan Sarda
Dr. Amit Ajgaonker
Dr. DP Baksi
Dr. Kanchan Sarda
Dr. Amit Rastogi
Dr. DV Prasad
Dr. Ketan Khurjekar
Dr. Amit Tolat
Dr. Feroze Ali
Dr. KJ Reddy
Dr. Anant Joshi
Dr. G Omkarnath
Dr. KK Pruthi
Dr. Anant Mahapatra
Dr. G R Mir
Dr. Kodanda Pani K.
Dr. Anil Arora
Dr. G. Satish Reddy
Dr. Kotwal
Dr. Anil Dhal
Dr. Gauresh Palekar
Dr. KV RAJENDRA
Dr. Anil Dhall
Dr. Gautam Zaveri
Dr. L. Narendranath
Dr. Anil K Jain
Dr. Geeta Jotwani
Dr. Lazar Chandy
Dr. Anil Mehtani
Dr. Geeta Jotwani
Dr. M. E. Luther
Dr. Arun Goel
Dr. Gnana Doss
Dr. M. Prashanth
Dr. AS Rao
Dr. Gopal Pande
Dr. M. Venkateshwar Rao
Dr. Ashish Gulia
Dr. Gopal Pande
Dr. M.O. Krishna Murthy
Dr. Ashok Ohatkar
Dr. GS Kulkarni
Dr. MAHESH REDDY
Dr. Ashok Shyam
Dr. Guruva Reddy
Dr. Mallikarjun swamy
Dr. Ashok Vaishnavi
Dr. GVS Moorthy
Dr. Malyadri naidu
Dr. Athmaram Adishesh
Dr. H S sandhu
Dr. Mandeep Dhillon
Dr. Atul Patil
Dr. Hardas Singh Sandhu
Dr. Mandip Shah
Dr. B Shivshankar
Dr. Hari Sharma
Dr. Manish Agarwal
Dr. B. Ramesh
Dr. Hemant Wakankar
Dr. Manish khanna
Dr. B. Shiva Sankar
Dr. Himanshu bansal
Dr. Manish Khanna
Dr. Bhartendu Sharma
Dr. Hitesh Gopalan
Dr. Mathew Verghese
Dr. Bhaskaranand Kumar
Dr. HR Jhunjhunwala
Dr. Mayil Natarajan
Dr. Bhavanam Kishore Reddy
Dr. HS Chhabra
Dr. Milind Chaudhary
Dr. Biju Ravindran
Dr. HS Chhabra
Dr. Milind Kulkarni
Dr. BSS Venkateswarlu
Dr. IK Dhammi
Dr. MJ Naidu
Dr. Chandra babu
Dr. Inder Pawar
Dr. Monappa Naik
Dr. MS Dhillon
Dr. Raju Iyengar
Dr. MS Goud
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Dr. MV Reddy
Dr. Ravi Gupta
Dr. Sudhir Reddy
Dr. Myneedu Vittal Prasad
Dr. Ravindranath
Dr. Sudhir Warrier
Dr. N Sreenivasan
Dr. Rehan ul haq
Dr. Sunand Kumar Reddy
Dr. N.K. Aggarwal
Dr. RH Govardhan
Dr. SUNDARESH
Dr. Nalli Uvraj
Dr. Rishi
Dr. Sundresh
Dr. Narender Reddy
Dr. Rujata Mehta
Dr. Sunil Kulkarni
Dr. Naresh Babu
Dr. S Arumugam
Dr. Sunny Pazhayattil
Dr. Naresh Shetty
Dr. S S Mohanty
Dr. Suresh Pillai
Dr. Neelam Venkatramana Reddy
Dr. S SJha
Dr. Sushrut Babhulkar
Dr. Nicholas Antao
Dr. S. K Saraf
Dr. Taral Nagda
Dr. NLN Murthy
Dr. S. Krishna reddy
Dr. Thirumallai Swami
Dr. NS Laud
Dr. S. Srinivasa Reddy
Dr. U K Sadhu
Dr. P Suryanarayan
Dr. S. Sriram
Dr. Udai Prakash
Dr. P.N.S.V. Prasad
Dr. S. Vijaya Rama Rao
Dr. B. Ravi Babu
Dr. P.V. Vijayaraghavan
Dr. S.B. Uday kumar
Dr. V. J. Purushotham
Dr. pankaj jindal
Dr. S.K. Saraf
Dr. V.B.N. Prasad
Dr. Pankaj Jindal
Dr. Saheel Majid
Dr. V.K.V. Prasad
Dr. Parag Sancheti
Dr. Sandeep Adke
Dr. V.V.J. Somaraju
Dr. Partha
Dr. Sanjay Rastogi
Dr. Vaibhav Bagaria
Dr. PK SUBRAMANIAM
Dr. Sashi Bhushan
Dr. Vasukia Valmiki
Dr. PL Srinivas
Dr. Satish
Dr. VB Bhasin
Dr. PN Prasad
Dr. Satish Goyal
Dr. Vella Swami Ravindran
Dr. PP kotwal
Dr. Saumyajit Basu
Dr. Venkat Ramana
Dr. Pradeep Reddy
Dr. SC Goel
Dr. Venkatesh Gupta SK
Dr. Prakash Kotwal
Dr. Shah Alam
Dr. Vijay Bhusham
Dr. Praveen Tittal
Dr. Shantanu Lahkar
Dr. Vijay Bose
Dr. R Saggar
Dr. Sharad Prabhakar
Dr. Vijay Chander Reddy
Dr. R. Ramani
Dr. Shekhar Agarwal
Dr. Vijaya Raghavan
Dr. R.L. Mittal
Dr. Shishir Rastogi
Dr. Vikas Gupta
Dr. RA Agarwal
Dr. Shrinand Vaidya
Dr. Vikas Kapoor
Dr. Raghav Dutt
Dr. SKS Marya
Dr. Vineet Sharma
Dr. Raghunandan
Dr. SKV Gopal
Dr. Vishal Kundnani
Dr. Raghuveer Reddy
Dr. SM Tuli
Dr. Vishal Kundnani
Dr. Rajamani
Dr. SR Sundarrajan
Dr. Vrisha Madhuri
Dr. Rajeev Chaterjee
Dr. Sreenivasa Reddy S.
Dr. Y Nageshwar Rao
Dr. Rajeev Rao
Dr. Srinivas Rao
Dr. B. Valya
Dr. Rajeev Shah
Dr. Srinivas Reddy
Dr. Y.S. Raju
Dr. Rajesh Lal Chandra
Dr. SS Babhulkar
Dr. YSN Murhty
Dr. Rajiv Naik
Dr. SS Yadav
Dr. Zile Singh Kundu
Dr. Ram Mohan reddy
Dr. Sudhir garg
Dr. Ashok Ohatkar
Dr. Ram Prabhoo
Dr. Sudhir Kapoor
Dr. Uday Pawar
Dr. Ram Subba reddy
Dr. Sudhir kumar
Dr. Y. Thimma Reddy
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Post Conference Workshops 23rd - 24th November, 2014 For details: www.ioacon2014.com
Dr. A.V. Gurava Reddy email: guravareddy@gmail.com, +91- 9849991319 Knee Arthroplasty Sunshine Hospitals, 23rd November, (Basic) Secunderabad 2014
1. Dr. E. Krishna Kiran, 2. Dr. I.V. Reddy email: vishortho@gmail.com, +91-9701007892 Hip Arthroplasty KIMS Hospital, (advanced) Secunderabad
23rd November, 2014
Dr. K.J. Reddy email: kjreddy@hotmail.co.uk, +91-9849066622 Knee Arthroplasty (advanced)
Apollo Hospital, Jubilee 23rd November, hills, Hyderabad 2014
Dr. A. Deepthi Nandan Reddy email: deepthi.adla@gmail.com, +91-7893844800 Shoulder & Elbow Trauma
Continental Hospital, Hyderabad
23rd November, 2014
Dr. M. Hari Sharma email: drharisharma@hotmail.com, +91-9848016633 Acetabular Fractures
Apollo Hospital, Hyderguda, Hyderabad
23rd November, 2014
1. Dr. G. Satish Reddy,2. Dr. N. Somasekhara Reddy email: drsgreddy@gmail.com, +91-9849563360 Orthopaedic Oncology Lower limbs salvage surgery in bone tumors
Prime Hospitals, Ameerpet, Hyderabad
23rd November, 2014
1. Dr. N. Srinivasan, 2. Dr. V. Surya Prakash Rao, 3. Dr. J. Naresh Babu email: nsvasan9@hotmail.com, +91-9440051885 Stabilization of spine in thoraco – lumbar injuries and spondylolysthesis
Malla Reddy Institute of Medical Sciences Hyderabad
23rd November, 2014
Dr. B. Chandrasekhar email: csbodanki@gmail.com, +91-9848376740 Shoulder Arthroscopy
Sunshine Hospitals, Secunderabad
23rd November, 2014
1. Dr. V.K.V. Prasad, 2. Dr. J. Satyanarayana email: prasadvkv@gmail.com, +91-9440051235,+91-9848051732 Plaster techniques
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Hotel Marriot
23rd November, 2014
Dr. P. Krishna Subramanium email: subri_pannala@yahoo.co.in, +91-9490294922 Kamineni Hospital, LB Nagar, Hyderabad
Knee Arthroscopy
23rd Novevmber, 2014
Dr. V. Ram Mohan Reddy email: ramreddyvenuthurla@gmail.com, +91-9542777180 Foot and Ankle trauma
Continental Hospital, Hyderabad
23rd November, 2014
1. Dr. V.B.N. Prasad, 2. Dr. Chandrasekhar 3. Dr.Raju iyengar, 4. Dr. Vijay Krishna, 5. Kollam Chandrashekhar email: pcsnims@yahoo.com, +91-9849273433 IOA Post Graduate Teaching
Nizam’s Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS), Hyderabad
23rd & 24th November, 2014
Dr. PNVSV Prasad email: prasadpnvsv@hotmail.com, +91-9951456422 Continental Hospitals, Basic Ilizarov workshop Financial District, Gachibowli
23rd November, 2014
1. Dr. I.V. Reddy, 2. Dr. G. Sreekanth email: vishortho@gmail.com, +91-9701007892 Proximal tibia fractures
KIMS, Secunderabad
23rd November, 2014
Dr. K.J. Reddy email: kjreddy@hotmail.co.uk, +91-9849066622 Hip Arthroplasty (Basic)
Apollo Hospital, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad
24th November, 2014
*Delegate may contact workshop co-ordinator for further details / visit websit www.ioacon2014.com *Disclaimer: The Organising Committee will extend all possible help to the delegates but will not be able to take up liability for by personal accident or loss. Participants, Exhibitors and visitor are strongly recommended to be properly insured against accidents they may suffer while travelling and during Conference. Organising Committee is not liable in event of cancellation of Conference due to natural calamity or political unrest. While every attempt would be made to ensure that the congress will take place as scheduled, the Organising Committee reserves the right to make last minute changes without prior notice, should the need arise. No insurance converge to the delegate will be provided by Organising committee
For further Assistance: You May Contact For Trade
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CME
“KT Dholakia CME 19th November 2014 (Organised by ODISHA Orthpaedic Association) 08:00am to 04:45pm
Programme Registration
08:00AM – 08:45AM
Inauguration
08:45AM – 09:00AM
CME Org. Secretary: Dr. Nirmal C. Mohapatra CME Mobile : +91 94371 26788 E-mail: drncmohapatra@gmail.com TOPIC: “MUSCULOSKELETAL INFECTION: CURRENT CONCEPTS & DECISION MAKING“ (Presentation 10 min each, Discussion15 min each)
09:00AM - 04:45 PM
Basic science: 9AM-10.20AM • • • • • • •
Patho physiology & Classification of bone infection. Dr S C Goel Clinical evaluation of acute & chronic bone infection. Dr M M Ray Laboratory & Histopathologic evaluation of bone & joint infection : Dr M. Ramani Microbiological diagnosis of Bone & joint Infection; Practical aspects: Dr Sashikala Radiographic techniques & Nuclear Medicine in infection imaging : Dr Bhabin Jhankaria Bio-films& Bacterial resistance: how to break the cycle Dr Sanjeev Gaur Discussion
Dr.Nirmal C. Mohapatra CME Co-Ordinator
Treatment approach in Osteomyelitis: 10.20AM-11.25AM • • • • • •
Principle of management: Dr N C Mohapatra. Surgical debridement & lavage: Prof Sudhir Kumar Local Antimicrobial treatment : Dr John Mukhopadhyaya Covering Defects in Osteomyelitis with skin & muscle flaps: Dr H K T Raja Super bugs & super antibiotics, the best approach: Dr Anant Mahapatra Discussion
Specific Orthopaedic Infections: 11.25AM-12.40PM • • • • • • •
Hand infections: Dr Sudhir Warrier Post traumatic Osteomyelitis: Dr T S Gopakumar Sickle cell Osteomyelitis: Dr S S Bhabhulkar Fungal osteomyelitis: Dr C Hanumanta Rao Bone & Joint infection in immuno-compromised patient: Dr Ranjit Baruah Infection following reconstruction in Bone Tumour: Dr. Sudhir K Kapoor Discussion
Paediatric Infection :12.40PM-1.45PM • • • • • •
Acute haematogenous osteomyelitis in children Dr Taral Nagada, Mumbai Osteomyelitis of long bone with gross limb shortening and bone gap. Dr Milind Chaudhary Post septic limb deformity Dr Sanjay Das Pathological Fracture following infection :Dr Hitesh Shah Septic Arthritis in neonates: Vrisha Madhuri Discussion
Device related infection: 1.45PM-2.50PM • • • • • •
Device related Surgical site infection, how not to sleep over: Dr Venu Kavarthapu Implant associated surgical site infection in orthopaedics. Dr DD Tanna Infection following THR . Dr S K S Marya Infection following TKR : Dr Guruva Reddy Infected non-union in adults: Dr R N Jee Discussion
Tubercular infection: 2.50PM-3.55 PM • • • • • •
Diagnostic dilemma of osteoarticular tuberculosis: Dr T K Moitra Total Joint Replacement in Tuberculosis, Current concepts: Dr Pradeep Bhosale Surgical stabilization of Spine in Pott’s paraplegia: Dr Ram Chadha Post tubercular Kyphosis of spine: Dr Anil K jain MDR tuberculosis: Dr Digambar Behera Discussion
Miscellaneous: 3.55PM-5.50PM • • • • • •
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Early surgery in Leprosy: Dr Binu Thomas Infected Ankle &hind foot Joints, what to do & when: Dr M S Dhillon Post-surgical disc infection: Dr Raghav Dutt Protocol to prevent Orthopaedic Surgical site infection: Dr P V Vijayraghavan Medical litigation following infection in orthopaedic practice, How best to avoid it: Dr Deepak Shah Discussion & end of CME
59th IOACON 2014
GUIDELINES FOR SPEAKERS 1.
Those delegates who are presenting free paper on 20th Nov. between 8.00 – 9.00 am are requested to submit their presentations on 19th Nov.
2.
The speakers should load their presentation in the preview room the previous day itself. The minimum time limit is upto 3 hrs before their presentation.
3.
Should be present in their respective halls 30 minutes before the session.
4.
Should not leave their respective halls till the session is over.
5.
Most important is to LIMIT THEIR TALK to the time allotted to them.
6.
Must check whether the video clips run.
7.
Speakers should be aware of the slides of animation and videos to avoid any confusion during presentation.
8.
At the end of the time allotted to them, the presentation will be stopped by the Audio visual people. Further time extension is not possible.
9.
Discussion will be limited to the allotted time.
10.
Speaker (for Medal and Free papers) should be on the stage till the entire discussion is over.
11.
The name and mobile number of the Hall supervisor will be displayed at the hall entrance. The Speakers can contact them for any enquiries.
12.
No Delegates / faculty will be allowed to present through their laptops.
13.
If any delegate presenting a free paper has not loaded his presentation in the preview room as per stipulation, he will forfeit his opportunity to present his paper.
14.
The presenter should be seated in the front rows.
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Osmania University
Malkaj Giri Marriott Court- yard
Yellareddiguda
Ammuguda RS
Safilguda Jubilee Bus Terminal Mahendra Hills
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Romoji Film City
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The Main Highlights: Scientific Programme of IOACON - 2014 1 IOACON 2014 has been accredited by APMC (MCI) 2 Credit points per day for delegate & 3 credit points per day for Faculty 2 Kini Memorial Oration 3 Golden Jubilee Commemoration Lecture 4 Silver Jubilee Commemoration Lecture 5 Presidential Guest Lecture 2014, Delivered by Dr. S. M. Tuli 6 President’s Lecture: Delivered by Dr. Anil K. Jain 7 Shekhar Saibal Ghosh Oration 8 Balu Sankaran Oration, Dr. Aditya Maheshwari 9 Eponymous Lectures of IOA: 6 in number on 20th November, 2014 Prof. P.K. Duraiswamy by Prof. Vrisha Madhuri
Prof. M. Natarajan by Dr. Venu Kavarthapu
Prof. A.K. Talwalker by Dr. John Mukhopadhyay
Prof. K.S. Grewal by Mr. R.J. Abboud
Prof. B. Mukhopadhyay by Prof. Prakash Kotwal
Prof. A.K. Saha by Prof. Med. Christoph Josten
10 Conference Lectures: 6(six) in number on 21st November, 2014
Jonathan lukas
Dr. S. Das De
Paul Dougharty
Dr. Anil Dhal
Dr. Dilip Sengupta
Dr. Ashok Vaishnavi
11 Gold Medal / Award Session
Dr. K.T. Dholakia Gold Medal, 20th November, 2014
Dr. R.C. Rallan Gold Medal, 20th November, 2014
Dr. S.P. Mandal Gold Medal, 20th November, 2014
Dr. Joy Patankar Gold Medal, 20th November, 2014
Dr. D.P. Baksi Gold Medal, 20th November, 2014
Dr. A.A. Mehta Gold Medal, 20th November, 2014
Dr. S.S. Yadav Gold Medal, 21st November, 2014
Dr. P. Tejeswar Rao Gold Medal, 21st November, 2014
Dr. K.P. Srivastsava Gold Medal For best poster presentations Handi Crafts-Lepakshi
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11 Free paper presentations 12 Symposium sessions
Arthroplasty Arthoscopy Basic Science Foot & Ankle Miscellaneous Oncology Orthopaedic training Paediatrics Trauma
Upper Limb
13 Instructional Course Lectures (ICL)
ICL Spine - Thoraco-lumbar Injuries on 21st November, 2014
ICL TB Hip on 22nd November, 2014
ICL Stem cell on 22nd November,2014
14 Poster presentation
Only physical posters are allowed. The dimensions are 100cm (Height) x 68cm (Width). The poster presenter has to subbmit physical poster on CME day (19 Nov.). There is a best poster presentation award - Dr. K.P. Srivasthava, Gold medal
15 National PG Quiz: This is expected to be a fiery, colorful, witty and full bonanza and informative exercise. The president / secretary of state chapters should send names of three PG students in order of their merit to the chairman PG quiz committee, Dr. S.K. Saraf on: sksaraf36@hotmail.com & Dr. VS Ravindranath on:vsravindranath@rediffmail.com. Dr Vineet Sharma, chairman, IOA PG Quiz Email:vineeth192011@gmail.com
First two students from each state will participate where as one student in waiting list. Bonafide certificate of the PG student along with attested photograph by the HOD of the institute should be submitted to the chairman PG quiz Committee.
The PG student should not have appeared in the final examination before the last date of the conference. IOACON 2014 Organising committee has already contacted all the state chapters of IOA to send the names to quiz committee. The PG student must be a registered delegate for IOACON 2014. The post graduates should provide email Id, mobile number and should carry original ID card with them. The team earns 10 points in the preliminary round if the state chapter has sent the names before the deadline i.e 30th September, 2014.
Rock Carving - Tirupati
The quiz will be conducted in two parts • Round 1: Preliminary written test. All participants will compete in the written test at venue of IOACON2014 on 20th Nov. at Hyderabad • Round 2: Final audiovisual round • First 6 teams will go through question round including audio-visuals of 80 minutes on 21st Nov, 2014 at the venue of IOACON 2014 at Hyderabad 16 Workshops: Post conference on 23rd and 24th November, 2014 as per the list 17 IOA National PG course: It is of two day course at Nizam’s Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS), Punjagutta, Hyderabad, on 23rd and 24th Nov, 2014 from 9am to 4pm
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TRAUMA FREE PAPER SESSION Misc - Free Paper
Trauma Guest Lecture Session
TRAUMA FREE PAPER SESSION
SICOT - Session
Meeting with Hon. Past Presidents of IOA TRAUMA FREE PAPER SESSION
TRAUMA FREE PAPER SESSION
TRAUMA FREE PAPER SESSION
Arthroscopy Guest Lecture Session
Arthroscopy Tips & Tricks- Symposim
ARTHROSCOPY FREE PAPER - ACL/Knee
DP Baksi Gold Medal
Pain Symposim
INAUGRATION OF SCIENTIFIC EXHIBITION + START OF 9 HALLS
Vision, Mission and Action Plan of FOGSI in reducing Maternal Mortality in India
9.30am – 9.45 am
Sanjay Gupte, President, FOGSI
Arthroplasty FREE PAPER- Hip
Symposium - How do I get out of this Jam
9.15am - 9.30am
ARTHROPLASTY Debate
Dr C G Saraiya CME Programme
NO ACTIVITY
ARTHROPLASTY FREE PAPER SESSION
Maternal Mortality: Ground reality in India
P K Shekharan
Unsafe abortion
Jaydeep Tank
Re
Spine Symposium - Lumbar Spine
Spine GUEST LECTURE Session
SPINE FREE PAPER SESSION
SP MANDAL GOLD MEDAL
RC RALLAN GOLD MEDAL
AA MEHTA GOLD MEDAL
Tushar Kar
Spine Symposium - Tips & Tricks
2nd stage of Labour – Changing trends
JOY PATANKAR MEDAL
10.00 am – 10.15am 10.15am – 10.30am 10.30am – 10.45am 10.45am – 11.00am
Prevention & Medical Management of PPH
Sasikala Kola
Surgical Management of PPH
V P Paily
Eclampsia – Managing complications
Girija Wagh
From Vote Hand
Audience interaction – 15 minutes
Session III: Ageing gracefully
Pe
Chair Date Time Venu 2.00 Saba 2.05
Chairpersons: Dr. Behram Anklesaria, Dr. Sajal Dutta & Dr. Ajit Nayek P C Mahapatra
TRAUMA - Symposium - Tips & Tricks
2nd stage of Labour – Changing trends
Hormone Therapy and breast
Krishnendu Gupta
12.00pm – 12.15pm
Sexual dysfunction and Pelvic floor exercise in perimenopause
Parul Kotdawala
12.15am – 12.30pm
Urinary problems after menopause
Kamini A Rao
03:00 PM
04:00 PM
02:30 PM
03:00 PM
KT DHOLAKIA Medal session
02:30 PM 02:00 PM
Eponymous Lecture - Professor Dr.Med. Christoph Josten
02:00 PM 01:30 PM
Eponymous Lecture - MR. VENU KAVARTHAPU
01:30 PM 01:00 PM
Eponymous Lecture DR.VRISHA MADHURI
01:00 PM 12:30 PM
Eponymous Lecture- DR. PRAKASH KOTWAL
12:30 PM 12:00 PM
Eponymous LectureDR.JOHN MUKHOPADHYA 12:00 PM 11:45 AM
President Lecture- DR. ANIL K JAIN
SILVER JUBLIEE ORATION
2.20
3.00
Audience interaction – 15 minutes
11:45 AM
Eponymous Lecture - MR. RAMI J ABBOUD
11.45am – 12.00pm
09:00 AM
GOLDEN JUBLIEE ORATION
TRAUMA FREE PAPER SESSION
Symposium on Pelvic fracture
11.30am – 11.45am
Chai 1. Ar (Noz 2. Ste 3. Co Chai 4. Ob 5. Do 6. Inv Chai 7. M 8. Te 9. Am (Nare AND PANE ( Mo Man
Chair Date Time Venu Co- o Inaug Prog Cont Arom Parih Dros Any o Sher Man Ovar
Audience interaction – 10 minutes
Session II: Back to Labour Ward
KINI MEMORIAL ORATION DR. SKS MARYA
SPINE FREE PAPER SESSION
9.00am - 9.15am
TRAUMA FREE PAPER SESSION
TRUMA FREE PAPER SESSION
Rameshwaram cave at Ellora
Speaker
09:00 AM
TRAUMA FREE PAPER SESSION
Topic
08:00 AM
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Chairpersons: Dr. Ashis Kumar Mukhopadhyay, Dr. Hema Divakar & Dr. Shyam Desai
President Guest Lecture Dr. S.M. Tulli
TRAUMA FREE PAPER SESSION TRAUMA FREE PAPER SESSION TRAUMA FREE PAPER SESSION ARTHROSCOPY FREE PAPER SESSION
Hall 9 Hall 8 Hall 7 Hall 6 Hall 4
Time
Hall 1
Hall 3
Session I: Reducing Maternal Mortality
Pra
Chair FineTime Venu
Chairpersons: Dr. P.N. Nobis, Dr. Alka Kriplani & Dr. Dilip Dutta
Day 1
Hall 2
Hall 5
Dr C G Saraiya CME Programme
Date: 6th, January 2011 Time: 9:00 am to 1:00 pm Venue: Hall no 3 & 4, HICC, Hyderabad, India Chairperson : Y Savita Devi Co Chairperson: Sasikala Kola Registration: 8:00 am Inauguration: 8:15 am Sanjay Gupte Presdent FOGSI P C Mohapatra, President Elect P K Shah, Secretary General Ashis Kumar Mukhopadhyay, CME Committee Chair person, FOGSI M N Parikh, Past President, FOGSI P Indira Devi, Scientific Chairperson, AICOG 2011 S Shantha Kumari, Organising Secretary, AICOG 2011 Registration counter at HITEX
3.15 3.45
Bidri Vessels
Bidri Vessels
10:00 AM
10:30 AM
11:00 AM
12:00 PM
12:30 PM
01:00 PM
01:30 PM
02:00 PM
03:00 PM
03:30 PM
04:00 PM
06:00 PM
9:00 AM
10:00 AM
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12:00 PM
12:30 PM
01:00 PM
01:30 PM
02:00 PM
03:00 PM
03:30 PM
04:00 PM
P TEJASWAR RAO GOLD Medal
Conference lecture -Dr. Ashok Vaishnavi
Conference lecture - Dr. Jonathan Lucas
Conference lecture- Dr. Anil Dhal
Conference lecture - Dr. S. Das De
Conference lecture- Dr. Paul Dougharty
Conference lecture - Dr. Dilip Sengupta
Trauma Nonunion Neck of femur- Symposium
Trauma symposium Conservative management of fracture
Trauma Symposium on open fractures of leg
FRAGILITY FRACTURE + Guest Lectures
TRAUMA FREE PAPER SESSION
TRAUMA FREE PAPER SESSION
9:00 AM
8:00 AM
Free paper session - Senior faculty
Hall 2
Hall 1
Day 2
Wooden-Statues
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Symposium Oncology - Current concepts
S Sibbal oration- Dr. Shishir Rastogi
Symposium - ONCOLOGY (Skeletal Metastasis)
Oncology Symposium Limb Salvage
Arthroplasty Guest Lecture session-2
Arthroplasty Guest Lecture session-1
Arthroplasty - FREE PAPER SESSION
Hall 5
PEDIATRICS - FREE PAPER
PEDIATRICS - GUEST LECTURE
PEDIATRICS- FREE PAPER SESSION
Hall 6
Arthroplasty Guest Lecture 3
Arthroplasty - TKR - Symposium
Symposium Foot and Ankle - Club Foot
Foot & Ankle - Guest Lecture
Guest lecture session
GENERAL BODY MEETING (4:00-6:00)
Symposium Spine - Avoid complications
Spine - Guest Lecture Session
SPINE - Symposium - ICL Thoracolumbar fractureas
Extra ordinary GBM (11:00-12:00)
Symposium - current concepts in Cervical Spine Trauma
SPINE FREE PAPER SESSION
Oncology Free Paper SS YADAV GOLD MEDAL
Hall 4
Hall 3
Orthopaedic Training
Short sympoium-infection
MISC - Symposium - Getting Your Work Published
PG Quiz - 1st round
Hall 7
PEDIATRICS FREE PAPER
PEDIATRICS FREE PAPER
PEDIATRIC TRAUMA - Symposium
PEDIATRIC Problems symposium
FOOT & ANKLE - FREE PAPER SESSION
UPPER LIMB FREE PAPER SESSION
UPPER LIMB GUEST LECTURE SESSION
FREE PAPER SESSION
Upper Limb Free Paper
Oncology free paper session
PEDIATRICSFREE PAPER SESSION Trauma Infected Non unionsymposium
Hall 9
Hall 8
FOOT & ANKLE - Free Paper Session Trauma Free paper
Trauma case discussion
Trauma Guest Lecture session
Symposium Basic science
PG Quiz - final round
FOOT & ANKLE - Free Paper Session Trauma - Free Paper
Congress
G Jamuna Devi Mobile No: + 91 9676706111
Upper Limb Free Paper Free Papers
Arthroscopy Symposium - Mutli Lig. Injury
P Indira Devi Mobile No: + 91 9676714222
Arthroscopy Guest lecture Session
Scientific Programme
Arthroscopy Guest Lecture
UPPER LIMB Free Paper
Rheumatology
T Vindhya Mobile: + 91 9676703222 Email: hyderabadaicog2011@yahoo.com
Arthroscopy Free paper session
Hall 7
Contacts
Hall 8
Hall 9
Registration:
Congress Secretariat Mobile: +91 9676718222 Mr. Thirupathi Atkapuram Mr. M. Kumaraswamy Ms. Prabha Adeni Ms. K. Sandhya Rani Mr. Gopi (Emcure) Obstetrics & Gynaecological Society of Hyderabad # 301, City Center, 3-6-140/A, Himayathnagar Hyderabad - 500029, AP, INDIA Tel: + 91 040 65864366, + 91 40 65864356, Fax + 91 40 23226000 E-mail: secretariataicog2011@gmail.com
Arthoplasty Free Paper
Non Medical Lecture - Dr. Vara Prasada Reddy
Hall 6
Free Paper
Hall 5
M Krishna Kumari Mobile No: + 91 9676707222 Email: Scientificaicog2011@gmail.com
EtiKoppaka Toys
Sponsorships and Exhibition
S. Shantha Kumari Mobile No: + 91 9676709393 Email: exhibitionsaicog2011@gmail.com
Symposium Osteonecrosis of femoral head
Poster
VALEDICTORY FUNCTION
Trauma - Guest Lecture session
Swarajyalaxmi K Mobile No: + 91 9866226480 Email: freepaperaicog2011@gmail.com
EtiKoppaka Toys
Accommodation
Mr. Thirupathi Atkapuram Mobile No: + 91 40 9848440272 Email: tirupathi@cimindia.net, secretariataicog2011@gmail.com
IOS UK session
TRAUMA - Free Paper
FOGSI Mumbai
spine symposium -Disc disease
Vidyadhari D Mobile No: + 91 9866096077 Email: freepaperaicog2011@gmail.com
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Quiz
Orthopaedic training programme
Gold medal session
Eponymus Lecture
Conference Lecture
Oration & ICL
Guest Lecture
Symposium
Free paper
IOS UK Session and SICOT SESSION
Contact Person: Mr. Thirupathi Atkapuram Tel No: + 91 40 65162846, Fax: 23114421, Mobile No: + 91 9848440272, E-mail: tirupathi@cimindia.net
*Disclaimer: Scientific programme is subject to change at short notice Decision of scientific committee is final
02:30 PM 12:30 PM
Balu Shankaran Oration - Dr. Aditya Maheshwari + ICL STEM CELL THERAPY 11:30 AM
12:30 PM
11:00 AM 10:30 AM
11:00 AM
10:30 AM 10:00 AM
11:30 AM
10:00 AM 9:30 AM
Guest Lecture Session (2)
9:30 AM 9:00 AM
Conference Manager:
Misc Free Paper Trauma -COMMON FRACTURE TREATMENT Symposium
Guest Lecture session
9:00 AM
Symposium - WHAT WE EXPECT FROM ORTHOPAEDIC SURGEON
Trauma HandSymposium
TRAUMA FREE PAPER SESSION
BASIC SCIENCE FREE PAPER 8:30 AM
8:30 AM
Day 3
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Misc - Free Paper Session
Operations Santosh Kumar G Thirupathi A Nilesh D Satish T Kiran Creative Vamshi Krishna M
TRAUMA FREE PAPER SESSION
CIM Team
8:00 AM
Hall 1
Hall 2
Hall 3
Hall 4
Ms.Bandarkar & Team Tel:+ 91-22-32 954564 / 2302 1648 /2302 1654 / 2302 1343
Welcome Associate Delegate!!! An exclusive area for the family (Spouse and kids) has been created where you can be entertained while your spouses are busy with their scientific deliberation. This exclusive area consist of Spouse recreational area, kids zone and various cultural activities. A Haat Bazaar has been planned in this area where the delegates & their families can shop for ethnic and specialized Nizams souvenirs and collectibles amidst the theme decoration of Nizams. To keep you entertained and fruitfully engaged, activities like Henna application, services of beautician and hair stylist and various entertainment activities like folk dance, songs, game etc. have being organized. The kids would love to be in a theme based kids Zone. The anchor will take care of their entertainment and will also give them a feel of the culture on floor. The games and activities will keep the associate delegate engaged. Electronic games as well as a snack zone and net cricket is in store for the kids. Relax and have fun with us. Note: Timings/Programmes may change according to weather / traffic condition.
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Tours planned (20 - 21 November, 2014) Pre online booking mandatory CITY SIGHT SEEING TOUR
Birla Mandir, Salarjung Museum,Nizam Jubilee Pavilion, Chowmohalla palace, charminar & Qutub shahi Tombs(Drive through),Golconda Fort, shilparamam, state Art Gallery, Lumbini Park.
RAMOJI FILM CITY NIGHT TOUR State Art Gallery, Golconda Fort Sound & Light Show Charminar & Qutub Shahi Tombs (Drive through) Lumbini Park, Boat ride.
Nandi at Ramappa Temple Warangal
HERITAGE HALF DAY TOUR Covers Budda Statue at Lumbini Park, Sarlarjung Museum, Drive through Charminar, Chowmohalla palace, Golconda Sound & Light Show, State Art Gallery & Lumbini Park. http://www.telanganatourism.gov.in/daily-tours-2
Spouse & Kids Games for kids Fun with game jockey 3d movie set up (for 2hrs) Kaun jithega IOACON ka padagi Signature reading Live bangle making Tatto Live commentory with radio jockey (fun time) Dance with music on floor (live cheoreography) Stage show (sand artist,kids performance) Pot making
*Disclaimer: The programme is subject to availability
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Basavannah statue at Lepakshi
Frequently Asked Questions Q1. What does my registration cover? A1. The Registration fee for the conference includes the following items: Conference Kit, Inaugural Ceremony, Conference Sessions, Inaugural Dinner and Cultural Evening, lunches on Conference day, Entry into Trade Exhibition area. Q2. As an author, coauthor, chair or track chair, do I need to pay the registration fee to attend the conference? A2. As per the blue book of IOA, it is mandatory to register for the Conference for all the participants taking part in IOACON conference. Senior Citizens of above 65years age & who are IOA members are exempted from conference registration Fee: however incidentals are required to be paid. Q3. Do I receive a confirmation of my registration? A3. Yes, you will receive a confirmation letter upon successful registration through e-mail, please bring printed confromation letter. Q4. How do I cancel my registration for the IOACON conference? Will receive a refund? A4. For the cancelation of registration, a written request by e-mail or post has to be submitted before 30th September, 2014 to the conference secretariat. Refund of registration will be made only after one month of the conference and 25% of the registration would be deducted as processing charges Q5. I would like to participate in the conference for a day only is there a special rate? A5. There is no provision to register just for a day. A delegate required to pay the Registration fees as mentioned in the slab. Q6. As a PG student, will the registration fee be lower? A6. Yes for the PG students we have a discounted registration fee which will be as per slab. Q7. What documents do I need to submit to prove my status? A7. PG Students are required to send a certificate or a letter signed by the department head verifying their status with registration. Valid Photo ID Card should be carried during the conference.
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Registration Mode of Payment Our Bank details (if RTGS/NEFT) Please send the receipt along with duly filed registration form, other wise very difficulty to send the confirmation. Account Name: IOACON 2014-HYDERABAD
Branch: OGH Premises
All payments in the form of Demand drafts (DD) only dated before 5 November, 2014 only. Bank Name: State Bank of India
IFSC Code: SBIN0010356 (5th character is zero)
Registration fee details Online up to 8 Nov. 2014
Category Member Non-member
Spot/after Nov 08
` 8000
` 9000
` 10000
` 11000
PG student
` 6000
` 7000
Spouse
` 6000
` 7000
Accompanying child (Above 8 years)
` 6000
` 7000
Foreign delegate
$ 400
$ 450
Foreign delegate accompanying person
$ 350
$ 400
Saarc member
$ 300
$ 350
Saarc delegate accompanying person
$ 250
$ 300
` 11000
` 12500
0
No spot registration
Member
` 3000
` 3500
Non-member
` 3500
` 4000
Trade Senior citizen (ioa member) above 65yrs. Cme (Accompanying Person & Trade Delegates are not allowed)
Saarc delegate
$ 100
$ 120
` 2400
` 2500
Indian Delegate
` 3000
` 4000
Saarc delegate
$ 110
$ 150
Foreign delegate
$ 130
$ 175
PG student Banquet
Workshop (No registration for accompanying person) Single day PG teaching for 2 days
No registration
Saarc delegate Incidental
` 200
` 200
Exemption from Registration
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Category
Exempted
Faculty Membesr of CME
CME Registration
Faculty Members Workshop
Workshop Registration
Senior IOA Member above 65 Years
Conference Registration
Honorary Fellows of IOA
Conference Registration + CME
Past Presidents of IOA
All Registration
Overseas Guest Speaker
All Registration
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Note: Duly filled Registration form and Incidental Charges are mandatory for all these categories Last date for Registration 08-11-2014
Registration Guidelines • IOACON 2014 has been accredited by APMC (MCI) 2 credit points per day for delegate & 3 credit points per day for Faculty • Spot registrants will not guarantee Conference Kit and Gift • Conference registration is mandatory for registration in workshop & CME • Post Graduate students should submit a certificate/letter from HOD along with registration from • Accompanying persons & children will no be allowed to the scientific sessions • All children above 8 years of age have to register as accompanying child • Children below 8 year of age have to be registered (free of charge) for logistics and security reasons • Senior citizens (only IOA members) above 65 years of age are exempted from conference registration fee only, but they have to pay the incidental charges, CME, workshop & banquet charges and must send separately filled registration form with proof of age to the Conference secretariat accompanied by the payment • All payments in the form of drafts only to be in favour of “IOACON 2014 Hyderabad” payable at Hyderabad, Organising Committee is not liable in any form in case of changes in dates due to unseen reasons • Delegate may be requested to show photo ID at registration counter Cancellation & Refund • Refund of Registration will be made only against the written request by email or post submitted before 30th September 2014 to the conference secretariat • From 1st October onwards, no refund request will be entertained by the secretariat • 25% of the Registration would be deducted as processing charges and rest will be refunded one month after conference completion Note: Kindly carry Valid photo ID during conference days.
Kapu Rajaiah Paintings
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Accommodation Name of the Hotel
Distance from the Venue (approx)
Rates for Single Rates for Double Occupancy (INR) Occupancy (INR)
Benefits
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Aditya Premier Sarovar
4.7 KM
5750
6250
Breakfast Only
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Avasa
2.7KM
7500
7750
Breakfast & Wi-Fi
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HICC Novotel
0 KM
14500
15500
Breakfast Only
4
Hyatt
8.9KM
7500
8500
Breakfast Only
5
Lemon Tree
4KM
6750
7750
Breakfast Only
6
Marriott
11.5KM
5750
6500
Breakfast Only
7
Park Hyatt
7.9KM
9000
10100
Breakfast Only
8
Taj Banjara
11.6KM
7100
8100
Breakfast Only
9
Taj Krishna
11.3KM
10040
11250
Breakfast Only
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The Park
12.2KM
6500
6500
Breakfast Only
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Aditya Park
13.2KM
4250
4750
Breakfast & Wi-Fi
2
Green Park
12.7KM
5000
6500
Breakfast & Gym
3
Hotel Daspalla
4.3KM
5000
5750
Breakfast & Wi-Fi
4
Mari Gold
12.2KM
6250
7640
Breakfast, Wi-Fi, Sky pool & Gym
5
Marriott Courtyard
11.5KM
4750
5550
Breakfast Only
6
Taj Deccan
11.4KM
7400
8300
Breakfast Only
7
Taj Vivanta
12.8KM
7200
8500
Breakfast Only
Ashoka - Best Western
2KM
3500
3500
Breakfast Only
2
Aditya Homtel
12.9KM
3750
4250
Breakfast & Wi-Fi
3
Red Fox
0.4KM
5250
6500
Breakfast Only
4
Hotel Golconda
13KM
5000
5500
Breakfast only
5
Genx kasani GR
3KM
3000
3200
Breakfast & Wi-Fi
S. No 5 Star
4 Star
3 Star 1
(Ayyappa Society, Madha pur)
Terms and Conditions • The above rates are the best available in the market, negotiated by the accommodation manager • We recommend all delegates to visit the hotel website to check for rates before booking with the accommodation manager • These Hotels are conveniently located/closer to the venue • The accommodation manager will facilitate these bookings • Above rates are inclusive of hotel taxes • If there is an increase in taxes the same will be charged to the guest at the time of check in • Credit Card charges will be applicable @2.9% of the total amount • Early Check in /Late Check out will be charged on actual • The room tariff are per room per night basis • Additional Beds will be charged extra which needs to be paid directly at the time of check out for all booking • All changes or cancellation must be made in writing as per conditions mentioned below
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• GST 1.24% will be applicable on the total payment • Room booking will be confirmed on realization of Cheque/DD/RTGS/NEFT, Etc., • Hyderabad has many more hotels. Delegates are free to book these hotels directly as the accommodation manager will not facilitate these bookings • As rooms may be sold out during these dates, we recommend delegates to book accommodation at the earliest • 100 % payment to be made against hotel booking • For Hotel clarifications, please contact Dr. Ashok Reddy, Mobile +91-9494472927 E-Mail: accommodation@ioacon2014.com • Ms. Shivani Sikarwar, COX AND KINGS Ltd will be handling the hotel bookings
Accommodation Instructions • • • • •
The hotel rates are inclusive of accommodation and breakfast If there is an increase in taxes the same will be charged to the guest at the time of check in Documents required may be ascertained from hotel Some hotels may ask for refundable caution deposit Guests are required to carry a valid photo ID
Refund Policy • For any ammendment or cancellation in the services. Refunds, if any due after adjustment of such amendment / cancellation will be paid with in 15 days from the date of amendment / cancellation • However in case of weekends (Saturday / Sunday) and National or Government declared holidays, cancellation should reach Cox and Kings before such time. If cancellation sent during Weekends / Government / National holidays, cancellation charges would be calculated as per the first working day post the holiday / weekend.
Cancellation Policy • • • • •
All Cancellation should be sent to ioacon2014@coxandkings.com 20% of cancellation if it is made before 180 days prior to check in 50% of cancellation if it is made 180 to 91 days prior to check in 80% of cancellation if it is made 90 to 31 days prior to check in No refund will be entertained if cancellation is made 30 days prior to check in
For Hotel bookings, please contact at accommodation@ioacon2014.com Accommodation Managers
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Shivani Sikarwar Cox & Kings Limited Kamal Cinema Commercial Complex, Block - A & B Safdarjung Development Area, New Delhi - 110029 Tel: +91-11-2676 7900; Extn: 7735; Mob: +91-8860949900 Fax: +91-11-26177373 www.coxandkings.com
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Chandan Lal Mob: +91 96423 77729
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Dr. Ashok Reddy Mob: +91 94944 72927
Bank Details Beneficiary Name: Cox and Kings Limited A/C No: 2011316903 Bank: Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd Address: 5C/LI, Ground Floor, Mittal Court Nariman Point, Mumbai - 400021, Maharashtra, India IFSC Code: KKBK0000958 /Swift Code: KKBKINBBCPC
For Tours & Travels
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Key Contacts Dr. S. Sreenivasa Reddy Organising Secretary, IOACON 2014, Dept. of Orthopaedics, Osmania General Hospital, Afzaljung, Hyderabad-500012 office Phone:+91-40-24736425, 24684582, Mobile:+918333016425 Email: ioacon2014@gmail.com, www.ioacon2014.com Registration: Dr. VKV Prasad Mobile: +91 9440051235 Dr. Satish Mobile: +91 9885849147 Congress Secretariat (CIM Global) Mr. Nilesh Mobile: +91 9676888329 Mr. Kiran Mobile: +91 8019802997
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Scientific Programme Dr. A. Sundeep Kund Reddy Dr. V.S. Ravindra Nath Dr. P.N. Prasad
Mobile: +91 8008338776 Mobile: +91 9849386816 Mobile: +91 9848024568
Poster Dr. K. Anjaneyulu Dr. M. Sreenivasulu
Mobile: +91 9440433399 Mobile: +91 9390032655
Sponsorships and Exhibition Dr. Y. Thimma Reddy Dr. J. Sathyanarayana Dr. M.S. Goud
Mobile: +91 9848036426 Mobile: +91 9848051732 Mobile: +91 9848011418
Accommodation Mr. Chandan (Cox & Kings) Dr. Ashok Reddy Dr. Siddhartha Reddy
Mobile: +91 9642377729 Mobile: +91 9494472927 Mobile: +91 9989040626
Tours & Transport Dr. G. Ramakrishna Reddy Dr. Y. Ranjit Kumar
Mobile: +91 9849175035 Mobile: +91 9000536536
Preview Room Mr. Dinesh (Video line)
Mobile: +91 9360145236
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Hyderabad - The Urban Eden - Life at its Best Hyderabad, the fifth largest metropolitan city of India and capital of Andhra Pradesh is known for its rich history, culture and architecture. Hyderabad is one of the fastest growing cities of India and has emerged as a strong industrial, commercial and technology centre. It is steering the nation to new dimensions in the fields of Information Technology, Biotechnology, Pharmaceuticals, and Business management. It is unique in being one of the few cities where tradition and technology co-exist. Hyderabad was a princely state and a very rich one too! Hyderabad, founded in the year 1591 by Mohammed Quli Qutub Shah, the fifth sultan of Qutub Shahi dynasty, offers a fascinating panorama of the past, with richly mixed cultural and historical tradition spanning over 400 years. His son married a Banjara girl known as Bhagamathi and named the city as Bhagyanagaram. Later, Bhagamathi upon conversion to Islam, changed her name to Hyder Mahal, there by the new city’s name was also correspondingly changed to an eponymous name “Hyderabad”. Hyderabad and Secunderabad are twin cities, separated by the Hussain Sagar (bound by the ‘Tank Bund’), an artificial lake made during the time of Ibrahim Qutub Shah in 1562. Hyderabad later became the capital city of the new state of Andhra Pradesh. The Pearl Culture…The royal patronage ensured flourishing of arts, crafts and cuisine. Hyderabad is the one-stop-destination for the soft, rounded, lustrous pearls. There is an entire street which only comprises of pearl shops named - Patther Gatti. Cyberabad - the outsourcing Hub... Hyderabad is today known for its IT and IT Enabled Services, Pharmaceuticals and Entertainment industry. Many call centers, Business process outsourcing (BPO) firms, dealing with IT and other technological services were set up in the 1990’s making it one of the major regions for call centre setups in India. The revolution in this region has a name ‘Cyberabad’, a part of the twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad yet apart from them having its own identity and gaining momentum. Hyderabad has also been referred to as the second Silicon Valley of India next to Bangalore. There have been extensive investments in digital infrastructure within the city promoting the setting up of several campuses by a vast array of companies within the city. Cyberabad includes several multinational corporations having established centers. In 1995, AP was ranked 22nd on the list of states that could boast of good infrastructure and other industry-friendly factors. By the turn of the millennium it climbed up the charts to the third position. NOW working towards the NUMBER ONE position. Biotech Hub of Hyderabad… The Genome Valley Genome Valley is a large facility created by the Government of Andhra Pradesh to encourage research and commercial activities in the field of biotechnology by more than 100 Indian and International companies.
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Attractions The city of smiles, of lights and of a thousand faces. Endearingly called the Pearl City, Hyderabad offers a variety of tourist attractions ranging from Heritage monuments, Lakes and Parks, Gardens and Resorts, Museums to delectable cuisine and a delightful shopping experience. Some of the tourist attractions include. Charminar: The Charminar monument, a major landmark in Hyderabad with four graceful minarets built in the centre of Hyderabad by Muhammad Quli Qutub Shah in 1591, is a commemoration of the eradication of a plague in the region. It emerges as an elegant and romantic edifice proclaiming its architectural eminence in all its detail and dignity. Falaknuma Palace: This exquisite palace is made of Italian marble. Built by Nawab Viqar al-Umra in 1892, a beautiful and stunning piece of architecture, Falaknuma houses a large collection of rare treasures collected by the Nizam including paintings, statues, furniture, manuscripts and books and a unique Jade collection. Golconda Fort: located on the outskirts of the city, Golconda Fort is one of the most interesting fortresses in India. A new attraction at the fort is a sound and light show that brings the legend of Golconda to life. With a spectacular interplay of audio and visual effects, the story of Golconda unfolds over centuries of splendour. Birla Mandir: A temple of Lord Venkateswara made of white marble located on top of a hill overlooking the city. The Birla Mandir presents an arresting sight when illuminated in the evening. Salar Jung Museum: It is the third largest museum in India housing the biggest one-man collection of antiques in the world. The Salarjung Museum is a royal treat to the connoisseurs with a collection of over 43000 art objects and 50000 books and manuscripts. Mecca Masjid: A stone-built mosque, immediately southwest of Charminar. Remarkable for its architecture, size and its royal splendor, this is one of the most beautiful masjids in Hyderabad. Birla Planetarium: Located adjucent to Birla Mandir in the heart of the city on the panoramic hillock of Nawbat Pahad, the Birla Planetarium is a tribute to the advances made in science and technology. Nehru Zoological Park: One of the largest and the best zoos in Asia, the Nehru Zoological Park has nearly 1,500 species of animals, birds and reptiles. Husain Sagar: A man-made lake that separates the twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad, it is famous for the 18-metre tall monolithic Buddha statue in the middle. Public Gardens: The Public Garden is the largest garden in the city housing a number of important public buildings including the State Legislative Assembly, State Archaeological Museum etc. Chowmahalla Palace: It was the seat of Asaf Jahi dynasty, where the Nizam entertained his official guests and royal visitors. Built in 1750 by Nizam Salabat Jung and designed along the lines of the Shah’s palace in Isfahan, this actually consists of a group of palaces each used as a Durbar Hall.
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Entertainment Snow World
Prasads IMAX Theatre
Snow World: An amusement park particularly attractive to the children, it has artificial snow in a large facility and they can play a variety of games on the snow. Ramoji Film City (RFC): The world’s largest integrated film studio complex of nearly 2,000 acres, it is also one of India’s most popular tourism and recreation centres.
NTR Gardens
MountPalace Oper Falaknuma
Mecca Masjid
Chowmahalla Palace
Prasads IMAX Theatre: Prasads, the first IMAX theatre in South India has the world’s largest 3D screen. The screen is close to eight stories high, spanned over 2, 35, 000 sq. ft. Area. Ocean Park: Ocean Park India is an amusement water park with water games and water slides providing fun and entertainment for kids. Treasure Island: As a picturesque holiday spot, it is an ideal gateway one can dream of and offers a variety of leisure and fun oriented activities - horse riding, billiards, dancing at the disco, go-karting, swimming pool and so on.
Hussain Sagar
Osmania University
Ramoji Filmcity
Birla Mandir
NTR Gardens: One of the most recent and glamorous attractions of Hyderabad is the NTR garden which is located at Hussain sagar lake. It is a memorial to the late Mr. N T Rama Rao, erstwhile cine star and Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh. The sprawling NTR Gardens offer a serene atmosphere and yet provide recreation facilities. Lumbini Park: Is a recent addition to the amusement parks of Hyderabad. Situated on the banks of the Hussain Sagar, it offers great view of the lake. Mount Opera: Luxury and Comfort blend together to offer you the finest of high quality entertainment and pleasure in the shape of the state’s biggest Multi Theme Park.
Golconda Fort
Salar Jung Museum
Shopping Hyderabad has been a major trading centre for centuries. The city offers just about anything you are looking for - antiques, jewellery, handicrafts, dresses - traditional and modern - leather goods, pearls and semi precious stones, and a mind boggling array of perfumes. There are some amazing mega stores such as ‘Life style’ ‘Shoppers stop’, Hyderabad Central, City centre, General Bazaars, Pantaloons and many more outlets that have redefined shopping.
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About Hyderabad, India: Hyderabad city is the capital city of the Indian state of Telangana. It lies on the Deccan Plateau, 541 meters (1776 ft) above sea level, over an area of 625 km² (244 mile²). The city has an estimated population of around 8 million, making it 4th largest city in India , while the population of the metropolitan area was estimated above 9 million. Religiously and culturally, the city is united with Hindus, Muslims and Christians. Hyderabad city is known for its rich history, food and its multi-lingual culture, both geographically and culturally. Founded in the year 1591 by fifth Qutb Shahi Ruler Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah. The original city of Hyderabad was founded on the banks of river Musi. Now known as the historic old city, home to the Charminar, Falaknuma Palace, Chowmallah Palace and Makkah Masjid, it lies on the southern bank of the river. Hyderabad and Secunderabad are twin cities, separated by the Husain Sagar (bound by the 'Tank Bund'), a man made lake made during the time of Ibrahim Qutb Shah in 1562. People: What makes Hyderabad such a special destination is its multi-cultural mix of people. Language: Hyderabad India, There are four languages in Hyderabad: Hindi, Deccani-Urdu, Telugu and English. English is the language of business and administration, and is widely spoken and understood. Most Hyderabadis are bilingual, and speak their mother tongue as well as English. Security & Safety: Hyderabad has a well-founded reputation as one of the safest cities in the world. Crime rates are very low and the streets are safe to walk in any time of the day or night. However, I do recommend that visitors to my city take the normal precaution of keeping their valuables in a safe place at all times. The Andhra Pradesh Government has and will continue to be vigilant in ensuring that Hyderabad remains safe. It has stepped up security measures at key installations and other sensitive places. The Government has also made it known that extremism originating from religion or race has no place in Hyderabad and it will not hesitate to take action against any extremist or terrorist groups or individuals. Climate: Hyderabad has a unique combination of a tropical wet and dry climate that borders on a hot semi-arid climate (Kppen climate classification BSh), with hot summers from late February to early June, the monsoon season from late June to early October and a pleasant winter from late October to early February. In the evenings and mornings, the climate is generally cooler because of the city’s good elevation. Hyderabad gets about 32 inches (about 810 mm) of rain every year, almost all of it concentrated in the monsoon months. The highest maximum (day) temperature ever recorded was 45.5 oC (113.9 oF) on 2 June 1966, while the lowest minimum (night) recorded temperature was 6.1 oC (43 oF) on 8 January 1946. How to Reach Hyderabad Roads: Hyderabad is connected to the rest of the country by National Highways—NH-7, NH-9 and NH-202. Hyderabad is also well connected to the remaining parts of the state. Like other cities, Hyderabad suffers from traffic congestion. Completion of the Inner Ring Road and construction of the Outer Ring Road encircling Hyderabad city is also underway and is touted to make travel in the city easier. Many flyovers and underpasses are also being constructed to ease traffic congestion in the city.The Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation runs a fleet of 19,000 buses, the largest in the world. Hyderabad has the third largest bus station facility in Asia, with 72 platforms for 89 buses to load passengers at a time. Officially named as the Mahatma Gandhi Bus Station, it is locally known as the Imlibun Bus Station, Jubilee Bus Station at Secunderabad runs buses to various parts of the state and to some parts of South India. 47
Rail: Railways were first introduced in the city in the year 1869 with the commencement of Secunderabad–Wadi line of Nizam’s Guaranteed State Railway. Secunderabad Railway Station is the headquarters of the South Central Railway zone of the Indian Railways and is the largest railway station serving Hyderabad. The other major railway stations serving the city are Hyderabad Deccan Station (Nampally), Kachiguda Railway Station and Begumpet Railway Station. These stations provide connectivity within the city and the rest of the country. Air: The international air port at Shamshabad, is a major airport in India and paved its way up in to the top five airports of the world list by ACI. There has been an unprecedented increase in the number of passengers leading to increased air traffic The Airport at Begumpet was unable to cope up with the situation and was shut down on 2008-03-22. The new Rajiv Gandhi International Airport was opened in March 2008 by Sonia Gandhi at Shamshabad, southwest of the city The airport has the longest runway in India and caters to the high passenger and cargo volumes it experiences. It is a hub for Jet Lite, SpiceJet and IndiGo. On 16 February 2010, Hyderabad International Airport was ranked fifth Best Airports Globally by Airports Council International. The airport has been named as the number one airport in 5–15 million passenger category by the Airport Council International in a worldwide conducted survey. 29 October 2009, GMR Hyderabad International Airport Limited (GHIAL), has bagged the Center for Asia Pacific Aviation’s (CAPA) newly instituted award in the category, “Best Airport Environmental Performance of the Year”. Hyderabad international airport has been named amongst the world’s top five in the annual Airport Service Quality (ASQ) passenger survey along with the ones at Seoul, Singapore, Hong Kong and Beijing. The airport is the largest in terms of area and will provide world-class facilities among all airports in India. It is said to There are flights to many destinations, both domestic and international from this airport. The PV Narasimha Rao Expressway was constructed at an elevated level from Mehdipatnam to Rajendranagar along with an underpass and trumpet interchange for providing dedicated high speed travel to the airport. It is the longest flyover in India. There are three wide roads leading to the new airport from the city and modern taxis and buses can shuttle passengers between the city and the airport. The Nehru Outer Ring Road serves as an expressway between Gachibowli and Shamshabad. The other airports located here are Dundigul Air Force Academy, Nadirgul Airport and Hakimpet Airport. City transport: The APSRTC runs a fleet of 23,000 buses, the largest in the world. The yellow colored auto rickshaws has flag down minimum fare of Rs.20 for 1.5 km and then Rs.12 per km. Radio taxis and hired cabs provide an easy travel. Cab: Cabs are available for hire Book 1hr in advance Meru cab: + 91 40 44224422 Easy cab: + 91 40 43434343 Yellow cab: + 91 40 44004400 Cuisine: Hyderabad cuisine is a blend of traditional South Indian, Mughal and Persian cuisine. Native preparations include the iconic dish Hyderabadi Biriyani, Qubani ka meetha, Double ka meetha, Phirni, Paya, Haleem, Kaddu ki kheer, Sheer Kurma, Mirchi ka saalan, Bagaara Baingan, Khatti dal, Shahi Tukade and many more for the food lovers. Official Bankers and Currency - STATE BANK OF INDIA All transactions will be in Indian Rupees. ATM facilities will be available near the venue. Insurance/ Liability: The Organizing Committee will extend all possible help to the delegates but will not be able to take up liability for any personal accident or loss. Participants, exhibitors and visitors are strongly recommended to be properly insured against accidents they may suffer while travelling and during the congress. Organizing Committee is not liable in event of cancellation of Congress due to natural calamity or political unrest. While every attempt would be made to ensure that the congress will take place as scheduled, the organizing committee reserves the right to make last minute changes without prior notice, should the need arise. Emergency Phone Numbers: Ambulance services : 108 Fire Brigade : 101 Police : 100 Visa Requirements Visa is obligatory for all foreigners entering India, kindly check the website for details: www.ioacon2014.com
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Conference Information 1. SECURITY GUIDELINES AND VENUE ENTRY • ALL ENTRIES INTO THE CONGRESS VENUE WILL BE THROUGH HITEX. THE PLAN LAYOUT IS AVAILABLE IN THE BROCHURE AND ON THE WEBSITE • Delegates are requested to present a copy of their photo ID card (PAN card, Drivers license, Passport, Election card, credit card etc.) at the time of registration for verification. • BADGES: The conference identity badge provided to the delegates must be worn at all times, as it contains bar coding and entry wIll be denied to anyone not wearing the conference badge on account of security reasons. • Entry to all cultural programmes and banquet is also based on the coded identification badges only. • If the identification badge is lost, duplicate will be issued only after payment of Rs. 500/- only. • At entry point metal detectors will be operative and personal belongings may be searched/scanned. • Kindly bear with us if a person without a badge is escorted politely out of the area. • At all dining areas entry is subject to the ID badge only. • Entry to cultural programmes is subject to the Bar-coded ID badges • Unauthorized entry is prohibited. Delegates are requested to report persons without valid badges and unclaimed luggage to the nearest security persons immediately. • Rules & Regulations of Venue management have to be adhered. 2. PARKING • Approximately 4000 taxis/cars can be parked in the HITEX parking area. 3. TRANSPORT • Shuttles will run from HITEX Kaman to Congress venue continuously • Shuttles will commute from the congress venue to the city centres. Details will be updated on the website and the venue. 4. CLOAK ROOM • All personal luggages have to be kept in the clock room provided. • Only delegate bags / gift bags/ ladies vanity bags will be allowed inside the conference area. • All the belongings will be tagged and a responsible person will be taking care of them. 5. SOCIAL FUNCTIONS • Inaugural dinner at HICC on 19th November, 2014 • Presidential Dinner on 20th November, 2014 (for invitees only) • Banquet dinner on 21st November, 2014 for paid delegates only 6. PREVEIW ROOMS • Preview rooms are available at HICC from 18th - 22nd November, 2014 • Presentation material should be deposited in the preview room at least one day prior to the actual presentation - Mr. Dinish, +91-9360145236
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Conference Venue The venue of the Congress, Hyderabad International Convention Centre (HICC) is India’s first state of the art and the most technologically advanced convention facility in the emerging business hub of India-Hyderabad. It has recently won the prestigious National Tourism Award as ‘Best Convention Centre’ and is truly living up to it as an excellent event hosting venue. It offers the best infrastructure for meetings and conferences built on a 15-acre landscaped environment, HICC has a pillar-free internal hall space of net 6,480 sq. meters. It can be partitioned into six halls, accommodating up to 6000 guests in an open capacity. The mobile collapsible wall partitions are sound-proof, covered with teak and silk. The centre has 32 break-out rooms offering a perfect environment for parallel sessions during large national and international conventions. HICC provides the facility of the cloak rooms, foreign exchange, PCO, Internet, telephone and fax. Convention hall is equipped with the facility of audio visual support, telecommunication, video conferencing, projection, IT services etc. The Expo centre has a team of highly trained professionals to assist. The venue has a large space for parking facility
Exhibition Venue Spread over 70 Acres HITEX is India’s most modern Exhibition facility. HITEX provides world-class infrastructure to international exhibitor, a one-stop resource for exhibitions, conferences, trade shows and corporate events. It is a one stop solution provider for organizers and evolved PEO (PROFESSIONAL EXHIBITION ORGANIZER). Together with its comprehensive modern facilities, team of expert professionals, advanced technological capabilities, unique flexibility and services of the highest standards, HITEX impresses organizers and clients alike, which explains why meeting planners consistently give it their best rating
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Conference Secretariat Dr. S. Sreenivasa Reddy Organising Secretary, IOACON 2014 Dept. of Orthopaedics, Osmania General Hospital Afzaljung, Hyderabad-500012 office Phone: 91-40-24736425, 24684582 Mobile: 91-8333016425 Email: ioacon2014@gmail.com www.ioacon2014.com /IOACON2014 /IOACON2014 Conferences & Incentives Management (I) Pvt. Ltd.
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