Official Broshure SEG 2011, Copenhagen

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Congress Update Summer 2011

9 Congress of the European Society of Gynecology th

Copenhagen, Denmark, 8-11 September 2011

9 Congrès de la Société Européenne de Gynécologie ème

Copenhague, Danemark, 8-11 septembre 2011

www.seg2011.com


ESG/SEG Copenhagen 8-11 September 2011! Copenhagen is proud to host the 9th congress of The European Society of Gynecology, which will take place 08 – 11 September 2011 at the newly constructed Tivoli Congress Center. On Wednesday 07 September experts from all over Europe have organized an exciting range of pre-congress workshops. The updated scientific program is available at: www.SEG2011.com. The scientific programme was planned by the ESG/SEG Scientific Advisory Board together with the Local Organizing Committee and based upon invaluable advice and help from the Chairpersons. The Chairpersons represent an outstanding panel of European/Nordic expertise and their consultative efforts have resulted in an imminent selection of speakers who will ensure a successful scientific outcome. The congress will be a platform which allows for the instantaneous sharing of pertinent information with colleagues, from the entire OB/GYN community. Included in the programme are Young Scientists Oral and Poster sessions and an award will be given out to the best paper presented. Via the UEMS (European Union of Medical Specialists) Continuous Medical Education European (CME) credits will be valid in all European Community Countries. We hope to have the pleasure of welcoming you to the 9th congress of The European Society of Gynecology in Copenhagen in September 2011 with its unique mixes of varied contributions from plenary sessions, plenary lectures, debates and special sessions arranged by different Societies.

Sven O. Skouby Congress President of the ESG/SEG 2011

David Serfaty President of ESG

Clara PĂŠlissier-Langbort Past President

Jean-Michel Foidart Secretary General of the ESG/SEG

Protector of the Congress H.R.H. Crown Princess Mary


Faculty

(The full programme can be accessed at: www.SEG2011.com) Jean-Jacques Amy, BE

George Creatsas, GR

François Jacquemard, FR

Florence Molinié, FR

Adolf E Schindler, DE

Peter SH Al Humaidan, DK

Salim Daya, CA

Tina Kold Jensen, DK

Berit Jul Mosgaard, DK

Lone Schmidt, DK

Farook Al-Azzawi, UK

Dominique De Ziegler, FR

Mette Kalager, NO

Alfred O Mueck, DE

Anneliese Schwenkhagen, DE

Ana Teresa Almeida Santos, PT

Jürgen Dinger, DE

Morten A Karsdal, DK

Torben Munk, DK

Katarina Sedlecki, RS

Iqbal Al-Zirki, NO

Gilbert Donders, BE

Ludwig Kiesel, DE

Michel D Müller, CH

David Serfaty, FR

Claus Yding Andersen, DK

Jacques Donnez, BE

Cornelis Kluft, NL

Ospan A Mynbaev, RU

Zeev Shoham, IL

Marianne S Andersen, DK

Jean-Bernard Dubuisson, CH

Marian Knight, UK

Tord Naessen, SE

Johannes Sidelmann, DK

Stefano Angioni, IT

Margit Dueholm, DK

Riitta Koivunen, FI

Rossella E Nappi, IT

David Simmons, UK

Dan Apter, FI

Marina Yu Eliseeva, RU

Karolina Kublickiene, SE

Finn Celius Nielsen, DK

Tommaso Simoncini, IT

Jean-Francois Arnal, FR

Mark Hans Emanuel, NL

Carlo La Vecchia, IT

Eberhard Nieschlag, DE

Regine Sitruk-Ware, US

Ian D Askew, KE

C Tamer Erel, TR

Elisabeth C Larsen, DK

Michelle Nisolle, BE

Sven O Skouby, DK

Alberta Bacci, DK

Annie Evans, UK

Iñaki Lete Lasa, ES

Anders Nyboe Andersen, DK

Eline Slagboom, NL

Pedro N Barri, ES

Martin Farrugia, UK

Pallavi Latthe, UK

Sjudur F Olsen, DK

Vera Smetnik, RU

Rob B Eerthuizen, NL

Farid I Fatkullin, RU

Gunta Lazdane, DK

José M Palacios-Jaraquemada, AR Margaret A Stanley, UK

Joëlle Belaisch-Allart, FR

Anton A Fedorov, RU

Fabrice Lécuru, FR

Stefano Palomba, IT

John C Stevenson, UK

Moncef B Enkhalifa, FR

Manuel Fernandez, ES

Nathalie Lédée-Bataille, FR

Jorge R Pasqualini, FR

John WW Studd, UK

StefanoBEttocchi, IT

Pasquale Florio, IT

Øyvind Lidegaard, DK

Sophie Perrier D’Hauterive, BE

David W Sturdee, UK

Johannes Bitzer, CH

Jean-Michel Foidart, BE

Lidia S Logutova, RU

Jan Persson, SE

Charles Sultan, FR

Beth Bjerregaard, DK

Giancarlo Garuti, IT

Patricia Lohr, UK

Kathrine Birch Petersen, DK

Inge Marie Svane, DK

Carina Blomström-Lundqvist, SE

Reynir Tomas Geirsson, IS

Gunnar Lose, DK

Kresten Rubeck Petersen, DK

Jos HH Thijssen, NL

Teresa Bombas, PT

Kristina Gemzell-Danielsson, SE

Elsebeth Lynge, DK

Petronella G Pieper, NL

Douglas G Tincello, UK

Philippe H Bouchard, FR

Alessandro D Genazzani, IT

Celine Lönnerfors, SE

Amos Pines, IL

Candido Tomas, FI

Joao Breda, DK

Andrea R Genazzani, IT

Nick S Macklon, UK

Axelle Pintiaux, BE

Vassilis Tsatsaris, FR

Mark Brincat, MT

Juan Gilabert, ES

Kate Maclaran , UK

Michelle Plachot, FR

Boris Tutschek, CH

Søren Brostrøm, DK

Frédéric Goffin, BE

Tahir Mahmood, UK

Inger Sundström Poromaa, SE

Lian Ulrich, DK

Karen Brøndum-Nielsen, DK

Raúl Gómez Gallego, ES

Antonis Makrigiannakis, GR

Monika Puzianowska-Kuznicka, PL Serge Uzan, FR

Torbjörn Bäckström, SE

Anne Gompel, FR

Nuno Martins, PT

Lesley Regan, UK

Ana Vades, UK

Joaquin Calaf-Alsina, ES

Angelique J Goverde, NL

Elisabeth R Mathiesen, DK

Jean-Yves Reginster, BE

Sjoerd H van der Burg, NL

Antonio Cano, ES

Alessandra Graziottin, IT

Emmanuelle Mathieu d’Argent, FR Laura Rienzi, IT

Eszter Vanky, NO

Enrico Carmina, IT

Søren Gräs, DK

Thierry Maudelonde, FR

Dudley Robinson, UK

Klaus Vetter, DE

Elias Castanas, GR

Janesh K Gupta, UK

Harald Meden, CH

Horace Roman, FR

Paola Vigano, IT

Vito Cela, IT

Timur Gürgan, TR

Dror Meirow, IL

Giuseppe MC Rosano, IT

Philippe Vignal, FR

Nathalie Chabbert-Buffet, FR

Judith Hamilton, UK

Usha Menon, UK

Mikkel Rosendahl, DK

Georges Vlastos, CH

Frédéric Chantraine, BE

Philip Hannaford, UK

Liliana Mereu, IT

Serge Rozenberg, BE

Annibale Volpe, IT

Lars Høj Christensen, DK

Victor W Henderson, US

Ingrid Meulenbelt, NL

Jørgen Rungby, DK

Bo Von Shoulz, SE

Sophie Christin-Maitre, FR

Tore Henriksen, NO

Tomi Mikkola, FI

Janice Rymer, UK

Hamish Wallace, UK

Paul Cohen Bacrie, FR

Charlotte Holm, DK

Andrzej Milewicz, PL

Andrea Salonia, IT

Hans H Wandall, DK

Peter Collins, UK

Olav Istre, DK

Ian Misom, SE

André J Scheen, BE

Anne Wikkelsøe, DK

Jacqueline Conard, FR

Bernard Iung, FR

Mette O Moen, NO

Karin Schenck-Gustafsson, SE

Juriy Wladimiroff, UK


Organisation

Members of the Board David Serfaty (President) Clara Pélissier-Langbort (Past President) Jean-Michel Foidart (Secretary General)

Teresa de Almeida Santos (Deputy Secretary General) Anne Grimard (Treasurer) Ulysse Gaspard and Marguerita Moreira (Assistant Treasurers) Nathalie Chabbert-Buffet (Newsletter Editor) Eric Sedbon (Website Editor) Vice Presidents Pedro Barri (Spain) Johannes Bitzer (Switzerland) Georges Creatsas (Greece) Jacques Dequesne (Switzerland) Andrea Genazzani (Italy) Harald Meden (Germany) Michelle Nisolle (Belgium) Amos Pines (Israel)

David Serfaty (France) Sven Skouby (Denmark) John Studd (United Kingdom) Olavi Ylikorkala (Finland) Scientific Committee Stefano Angioni Anne Bachelot Nathalie Boulle Mark Brincat Hervé Dechaud Raul Gomez-Gallego Alexander Huber Liliana Mereu Tommaso Simoncini Charles Sultan Roberto Tozzi Stefanos Zervoudis

General Information Copenhagen Copenhagen would like to welcome you to a city that has a strong tradition for successful framing of Congresses due to excellent meeting facilities, efficient transportation and quality accommodation. It has a strong capital infrastructure covering the charming Central Copenhagen, the Waterfront and the Ørestad area with University and Biotech educational and scientific environments.

Scientific Advisory Board Serge Uzan (France) Jean-Michel Foidart (Belgium) Philippe Bouchard (France) Nathalie Chabbert-Buffet (France) Ulysse Gaspard (Belgium) Andrea Genazzani (Italy) Sven Skouby (Denmark) Teresa Almeida-Santos (Portugal) Stefano Angioni (Italy) Johannes Bitzer (Switzerland) Joachim Calaf (Spain) Jacques Dequesne (Switzerland) Nicolas Kalfa (France) Tomi Mikkola (Finland) Michelle Nisolle (Belgium) Stefano Palomba (Italy) Axelle Pintiaux (Belgium) Tommaso Simoncini (Italy) Charles Sultan (France) Olavi Ylikorkala (Finland)

Commercial Exhibition In addition, the high quality of gastronomy means that Copenhagen boasts a total of 13 Michelin stars, and of course Noma, the recently crowned Best Restaurant in the World. Tours An exciting tour programme is being planned, including a castle tour visiting Fredensborg Castle as well as a tour to Sweden.

The Congress will accommodate and welcome commercial exhibitions. The exhibition area will be located adjacent to the meeting facilities and will also serve as lounge for coffee and other refreshments. For further details please contact the Congress Secretariat, jette@ics.dk, as early as possible.

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Local Organising Committee Sven O. Skouby (Chairman and President of the Congress) Pia Brenøe Helle Clausen Margit Dueholm Jørgen Jespersen Ole Mogensen Berit Mosgaard Elise Hoffmann Munk Nielsen Bent Ottesen Anette Tønnes Pedersen Kresten R. Petersen


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