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Scientific Programme Exhibitors Booth No. 1 GlaxoSmithKline 2 Novartis Pharma AG 3 AstraZeneca / Astellas Pharma Inc. 4 Nippon Boehringer Ingelheim Co., Ltd. 5 SHIONOGI & CO., Ltd. 6 Vitalograph Ltd. 7 Mundipharma Pte Ltd. 8 Asian Pacific Society of Respirology (APSR) SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM 9 Japanese Respiratory Society (JRS) 10 American Thoracic Society (ATS) SESSION CATEGORY 11 European Respiratory Society (ERS) SOCIAL EVENTS 12 Teijin Home Healthcare Limited PROGRAM AT A GLANCE 13 ndd Medizintechnik PROGRAM 14 ELSEVIER Invited Lectures 15 WILEY Blackwell Presidential Lecture Special Lecture 16 18th WCBIP / ECBC Memorial Lectures Distinguished Young Investigators Session Congress Symposia Hospitality Lounge Assembly Symposia Luncheon Seminars Evening Symposia Novartis Pharma AG Coffee Break Seminars Oral Sessions Poster Sessions atkp-01_maetuke.indd 31 2013/11/01 19:41:21 Session Category Program at a glance Monday 11 November 2013 IL Invited Lecture Room 1 (1F/Main Hall) Room 5 (fF/414+415) Room 6 (416+417) Special Lecture SL 14:00 30 ESAP PL Presidential Lecture PG1 Progress in Diagnosis and Change of evaluation of 15:00 Management of Idiopathic severity in COPD Assembly Symposium Interstitial Pneuonias (14:00-16:00) AS organized by 16 Assembly Heads 30 (14:00-16:00) Congress Symposium 16:00 CS organized by LCC of APSR2013 PG 3 30 Recent Trends and New PG 2 Insights in Respiratory Infection Luncheon Seminar 17:00 Update in Lung cancer LS - Focusing on Epidemiology, (Co-sponsored Seminar) (16:00-18:00) Pathogenesis and Treatment- 30 (16:00-18:00) Evening Symposium ES (Co-sponsored Seminar) Social Event 18:00 Opening Ceremony All attendees are cordially invited to participate the social 30 (18:00-18:45) Coffee Break Seminar event below. For your participation, no need to make a CB (Co-sponsored Seminar) registration. Please come directly to the each venue. 19:00 Welcome Cocktail Party Workshop-Japan Federation of Opening Ceremony 30 (18:45-20:00) WS Patient Organization for Respiratory Date: 11 November 11, 2013 (Mon) Diseases Time: 18:00-18:45 20:00 Venue: Room1, Main Hall, 1F Conference Center Global Strategy for Asthma Welcome Cocktail Party Management and Prevention GINA Date: November 11, 2013 (Mon) Post-Graduate Courses (PG) by GINA Time: 18:45-20:00 ESAP (Educational Seminar of the APSR) Venue: Foyer of Main Hall, 1F Conference Center OS Oral Session For attendiung PG and ESAP, it needs to separately make a registration and pay an extra participation fee. Registration Get-together Party is available at the venue from 13:00 on 11 Novemver. The Registration Desk for PG and ESAP is also separately Date: 13 November 2013 (Wed) installed at 4F Conference Center. Please note that registration for PG/ESAP is on a first-come-first-serve basis. PS Poster Session Time: 18:45-21:00 Venue: Ballroom, 3F Participation Fee: JPY 5,000 InterContinental Yokohama Grand * Including a cost of the special edition of program booklet. PG Post-Graduate Courses * You can participate any of the 4 courses as you need/wish. Closing Ceremony Date: November 14, 2013 (Thur) For Faculties of PG and ESAP Time: 12:00-12:30 ESAP Educational Seminar of the APSR Please submit you presentation slide data at PC Center especially set up at the 4F Conference Center on 11 November Venue: Room 2 (503), 5F Conference Center from 13:00. atkp-01_maetuke.indd 32 2013/11/01 19:41:22 Session Category Program at a glance Monday 11 November 2013 IL Invited Lecture Room 1 (1F/Main Hall) Room 5 (fF/414+415) Room 6 (416+417) Special Lecture SL 14:00 30 ESAP PL Presidential Lecture PG1 Progress in Diagnosis and Change of evaluation of 15:00 Management of Idiopathic severity in COPD Assembly Symposium Interstitial Pneuonias (14:00-16:00) AS organized by 16 Assembly Heads 30 (14:00-16:00) Congress Symposium 16:00 CS organized by LCC of APSR2013 PG 3 30 Recent Trends and New PG 2 Insights in Respiratory Infection Luncheon Seminar 17:00 Update in Lung cancer LS - Focusing on Epidemiology, (Co-sponsored Seminar) (16:00-18:00) Pathogenesis and Treatment- 30 (16:00-18:00) Evening Symposium ES (Co-sponsored Seminar) Social Event 18:00 Opening Ceremony All attendees are cordially invited to participate the social 30 (18:00-18:45) Coffee Break Seminar event below. For your participation, no need to make a CB (Co-sponsored Seminar) registration. Please come directly to the each venue. 19:00 Welcome Cocktail Party Workshop-Japan Federation of Opening Ceremony 30 (18:45-20:00) WS Patient Organization for Respiratory Date: 11 November 11, 2013 (Mon) Diseases Time: 18:00-18:45 20:00 Venue: Room1, Main Hall, 1F Conference Center Global Strategy for Asthma Welcome Cocktail Party Management and Prevention GINA Date: November 11, 2013 (Mon) Post-Graduate Courses (PG) by GINA Time: 18:45-20:00 ESAP (Educational Seminar of the APSR) Venue: Foyer of Main Hall, 1F Conference Center OS Oral Session For attendiung PG and ESAP, it needs to separately make a registration and pay an extra participation fee. Registration Get-together Party is available at the venue from 13:00 on 11 Novemver. The Registration Desk for PG and ESAP is also separately Date: 13 November 2013 (Wed) installed at 4F Conference Center. Please note that registration for PG/ESAP is on a first-come-first-serve basis. PS Poster Session Time: 18:45-21:00 Venue: Ballroom, 3F Participation Fee: JPY 5,000 InterContinental Yokohama Grand * Including a cost of the special edition of program booklet. PG Post-Graduate Courses * You can participate any of the 4 courses as you need/wish. Closing Ceremony Date: November 14, 2013 (Thur) For Faculties of PG and ESAP Time: 12:00-12:30 ESAP Educational Seminar of the APSR Please submit you presentation slide data at PC Center especially set up at the 4F Conference Center on 11 November Venue: Room 2 (503), 5F Conference Center from 13:00. atkp-01_maetuke.indd 33 2013/11/01 19:41:23 Time Table November 12th Tue. Day 2 8：0 0 9：0 0 1 0：0 0 1 1：0 0 1 2：0 0 1 3：0 0 1 4：0 0 1 5：0 0 1 6：0 0 1 7：0 0 1 8：0 0 1 9：0 0 10：25-11：15 IL1 Chairing：Toshihiro Nukiwa The “Healthy Smoker” is Speaker：Ronald G. Crystal not Healthy ―Smoking-induced Room 1 1F Main Hall Disordering of Lung Biology Starts the Smoker Down the Road to COPD and Lung Cancer 8：20-10：20 11：20-12：20 AS1 LS1 Assembly Symposium 1 Dual bronchodilation: a 503 Respiratory Infections (non-tuberculosis)： Issues of new treatment option Room 2 pneumonia for COPD patients by Novartis Pharma AG 8：2 0 - 9：5 0 11：20-12：20 AS2 LS2 Assembly Symposium 2 Current asthma control and future risk of Room 3 5F 501 COPD： Phenotyping of COPD beyond exacerbations-what can spirometry we do to manage our patients effectively? by AstraZeneca K.K. 8：20-10：20 11：20-12：20 AS3 LS3 Assembly Symposium 3 Are we making progress? chemotherapy for Room 4 502 Pulmonary Circulation： Recent progress in the advanced non-small cell management of pulmonary hypertension lung cancer by Taiho Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. 8：20-10：20 11：20-12：20 AS4 LS4 Assembly Symposium 4 Current ＆ Future Treatment Strategy in Room 5 414＋415 Respiratory Neurobiology and Sleep： The recent EGFR gene mutation advances in sleep apnea in pathophysiology and positive NSCLC. treatment by Chugai Pharmaceuti- cal Co., Ltd. 8：2 0 - 9：2 0 9：20-10：20 11：20-12：20 OS01 OS04 LS5 Lung Cancer 1 Lung Cancer 2 An Asthma Treatment Option that can be a Room 6 4F 416＋417 Change for the Better by Mundipharma Pte. Ltd. 8：2 0 - 9：2 0 9：20-10：20 11：20-12：20 OS02 OS05 LS6 Tuberculosis 1 Tuberculosis 2 How should COPD be treated considering Room 7 411＋412 small airway obstruction and adherence? by Abbott Japan Co., Ltd. 8：2 0 - 9：2 0 9：20-10：20 OS03 OS06 Clinical Respiratory Clinical Respiratory Room 8 5F 511＋512 Medicine 1 Medicine 2 8：20-12：25 Room A 315 Poster Pin-up and Viewing 8：20-12：25 Room B 3F 313＋314 Poster Pin-up and Viewing 8：20-12：25 Room C 311＋312 Poster Pin-up and Viewing 8：20-12：25 Room D 419 Poster Pin-up and Viewing 8：20-12：25 Room E 4F 418 Poster Pin-up and Viewing 8：20-12：25 Room F 413 Poster Pin-up and Viewing 8：20-17：00 Exhibition 3F 301-304 Exhibition Open Hours atkp-timetable.indd 34 2013/11/01 19:41:44 8：0 0 9：0 0 1 0：0 0 1 1：0 0 1 2：0 0 1 3：0 0 1 4：0 0 1 5：0 0 1 6：0 0 1 7：0 0 1 8：0 0 1 9：0 0 12：25-13：10 13：10-13：55 14：00-16：00 SL PL YI Towards the clinical Presidential Lecture application of iPS cells Evidence from Distinguished Young Investigators Session in the respiratory field Asian-Pacific Respiratory Room 1 1F Main Hall Chairing： Medicine: Clinical trials and ethnicity for Toshihiro Nukiwa personalized EGFR-TKI in Speaker： NSCLC and pirfenidone Michiaki Mishima in IPF 14：00-15：00 15：00-16：00 16：15-17：45 CS1 CS3 ES1 Congress Symposium 1 Congress Symposium 3 Current approaches and future 503 Pro Con Session： Dutch Asthma and COPD Session directions in COPD: diagnosis, Room 2 hypothesis by young investigators： burden, pathogenesis and manage- Recent advances in asthma ment and COPD management and pathogenesis by GlaxoSmithKline 14：00-16：00 16：05-17：35 CS2 ES2 Congress Symposium 2 AstraZeneca Scientific Exchange 5F 501 Lung Cancer Session by young investigators： Meeting-Perspective of Lung Cancer Room 3 Update and future perspectives of basic science Genetics- and clinical applications in non-small cell lung by AstraZeneca K.K.
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