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Final Program Final Program Up to 29 CME credits Join the conversation... #ISUOG2014 CONTENTS Contents The Society of Women’s Imaging Critical dates and times 5 Social program & Congress party 6 - 7 General information 8 ISUOG MEMBERSHIP GUIDE Discover more about ISUOG and your membership benefits 9 - 12 Welcome to our society ORIENTATION Venue floor plans 13 What words come to mind when you think of ISUOG? Program at a glance 14 - 17 Program orientation 18 - 19 Results from ISUOG’s 2014 membership survey... visit the ISUOG Lounge to have your say! CME accreditation 19 Invited faculty 20 DIAGNOSIS anomalies Speaker declarations 21 INDUSTRY PARTNERS picture conference LEADERS Chairperson, speaker & presenter guidelines 22 - 23 SUCCESS DEVELOPMENT Masterclasses at a glance 24 WORLDWIDE SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP GOOD FRIENDS Campbell Meet the Professor sessions at a glance 25 MEDICAL ACADEMIC outreach REFERENCE Short oral presentations (OP) at a glance 26 clinical UPDATEQUALITYGYNECOLOGY CULTURE Electronic posters (P) at a glance 27 COMMUNITY EFFICIENT advancement material standard GREAT PRECISE SKILL HELP ORGANISATION SATURDAY MEDICINE WHITE UPGRADE EXCELLENCE DIAGNOSTIC CUTTING Pre-Congress courses 29 - 33 LATEST useful MEET LECTURESEDGE SCIENCE OB SUNDAY SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE Program 35 - 42 joy perfectULTRASOUND WONDERFUL website ORGANISATIONEXPERTISE ISUOG’s basic training course 37 INFORMATIONIMPORTANTDATA Keynote speaker biographies 38, 41 fetalREADING RESPONSIBILITY TEAM INTERESTING PROFESSIONAL ISUOG NICE NETWORKING MONDAY ULTRASONOGRAPHY Program 43 - 54 PRACTICE ACCESSJOURNAL vision professionalism leading society Short oral presentations 55 - 62 technology PRENATAL better DATE LEVEL colleagues CONGRESSexchange CNS WORK EASY HEART scan OBGYN innovation best CONCEPTS TUESDAY WEB CURRENT SHARE love collaboration Program 63 - 74 GLOBAL REFRESHING understandingeducationDoppler EXCITING world Short oral presentations 75 - 81 VALUE RESEARCH OBSTETRICS BRAIN COMMUNICATION RELIABLE learningcare WEDNESDAY ARTICLES RESOURCE GUIDELINES NEW study trimester Program 83 - 91 PUBLISHING EXPERTS COURSES papers HELPFUL actualisation ONLINE Short oral presentations 92 - 95 INTERNATIONALEXPERIENCETRAINING ACTION progress excellent LONDON ELECTRONIC POSTERS IMAGING improve HIGHPAPERS guide SPECIALISED GYN NEWsonography TEACHING Full poster listings 97 - 127 IMPACT TRAVEL PRESTIGIOUS POLITICS EXHIBITION With more than 8500 members from across 126 countries, ISUOG is the leading international society in its niche field. Exhibition floor plan and list of exhibitors 130 - 131 Our mission is to improve healthcare for women across the world through the provision and broadest dissemination of the Sponsor activities 132 - 134 highest quality education and research information around ultrasound in obstetrics and gynecology. Industry acknowledgements 134 - 135 All fully paid Congress delegates are now ISUOG members for 2015 and can enjoy their membership benefits immediately. Exhibitor profiles 136 - 147 Turn to pages 9 - 12 for ISUOG’s membership guide where you can read more about our new projects and opportunities, FAQ’s 148 - 149 get involved in exciting activities taking place here in Barcelona and find out more about your membership benefits. ISUOG meetings 150 3 CRITICAL DATES AND TIMES DATES CRITICAL Organising Committees Welcome message Critical dates and times Congress Chairs • E. Gratacós, Barcelona On behalf of the ISUOG and Congress organising committees, we Registration opening hours Scientific program hours • J. L. Alcázar, Pamplona are extremely proud to welcome you to Barcelona for the 24th World • B. Puerto, Barcelona Congress on Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology. Saturday 13 September 07:00 - 17:30 Please refer to the program for the exact location Sunday 14 September 07:00 - 18:30 and timings of each session. Sessions will take Local Organising Committee The Congress is the leading international event in ultrasound in obstetrics Monday 15 September 07:00 - 18:30 place during the following times: • E. Antolin, Madrid and gynecology attracting the most innovative research in the field. This Tuesday 16 September 07:00 - 18:00 • G. Azumendi, Malaga Pre-Congress courses only • F. Crispi, Barcelona year we received the largest number of abstract submissions in the Wednesday 17 September 07:00 - 18:00 history of the event, with close to 1200 abstracts incorporated into the Saturday 13 September 08:30 - 17:10 • E. Eixarch, Barcelona The registration area is located in the Congress • F. Figueras, Barcelona final program. Through careful collation of that research and the addition ISUOG basic training course only • E. Llurba, Barcelona of expert faculty, our Scientific Committee is confident it has constructed a Foyer, on the ground floor of the CCIB on Saturday Sunday 14 September 08:00 - 16:15 • N. Maiz, Bilbao state-of-the-art program for your enjoyment. and Sunday. From Monday to Wednesday, • M. Sanz-Cortés, Valencia registration will be in the P1 foyer. Main Congress Sunday 14 September 09:00 - 17:40 Advisory Board The overall program will offer something for everybody with didactic (followed by an exclusive performance by • J. L. Bartha, Spain lectures and interactive practically-focused workshops as well as Exhibition opening hours • E. Carreras, Spain scientific presentations, providing ample opportunity to learn from our renowned Catalan choir, Cor Vivaldi and welcome • D. Cafici, Argentina international faculty and connect with world renowned specialists. This Sunday 14 September 12:50 - 19:45 reception, 17:40 to 19:45) • C. Comas, Spain year we are also pleased to be supporting the development of up-and- Monday 15 September 10:00 - 17:00 • A. Galindo, Spain Monday 15 September 07:30 - 18:05 coming physicians through ISUOG’s basic training course and our Tuesday 16 September 10:00 - 17:00 Tuesday 16 September 07:30 - 18:05 • M. Herrera, Colombia annual Young Investigator award and welcome you to explore our new • E. Hernandez-Andrade, Mèxico Wednesday 17 September 10:00 - 16:00 Wednesday 17 September 07:30 - 17:10 Masterclasses and sign up for lunch-time Meet the Professor sessions. • J. M. Martínez, Spain The exhibition is located in the Banquet hall, on (followed by leaving drinks and welcome to • A. Matias, Portugal the second floor of the CCIB. Montréal 2015, 17:10-18:00) • F. Molina, Spain We encourage you to take part in our social program and to enjoy the city • H. Muñoz, Chile of Barcelona while you are here. Barcelona is famous for representing Short oral presentations will be presented in • D. Oros, Spain a unique combination of the traditional and the contemporary. History, Speaker preparation room opening hours chaired discussion sessions: • R. Ximenes, Brazil culture, art, architecture, gastronomy and design are integrated in an Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday 09:40 - 10:20 Saturday 13 September 07:30 - 17:30 Bids Committee engaged whole and we hope will permeate all aspects of your time with us. 12:10 - 12:50 Sunday 14 September 08:00 - 18:00 • A. Gagnon, Canada (Chair) Monday & Tuesday only 15:40 - 16:20 • A. Abuhamad, USA Thank you to all our invited faculty, delegates and industry partners Monday 15 September 07:00 - 18:00 • A. Ngu, Australia for your ongoing support of ISUOG. We hope you thoroughly enjoy Tuesday 16 September 07:00 - 18:00 All short oral presentations and electronic poster • A. Tabor, Denmark the Congress. Wednesday 17 September 07:00 - 17:00 slides will be available for viewing at any time in • Y. Ville, France the ISUOG Lounge (in the exhibition hall) on our The speaker preparation room is located in Room On Demand viewing terminals or via the interactive ISUOG President 134 on the first floor of the CCIB. Speakers digital signage in the foyer. • Y. Ville, France Welcome to Barcelona ! MUST check in their presentation at the speakers’ ISUOG Scientific Committee preparation room at least four hours prior to the • E. Gratacós, Spain (Chair) commencement of the session in which they are Chairpersons briefing • A. Baschat, USA due to present and preferably the day before their • T. Bourne, UK presentation. Please note that laptop plug in facility Sunday 14 September • D. Fischerová, Czech Republic is by special arrangement only and not available in 10:20, VIP room • A. Gagnon, Canada Eduard Gratacós Juan Luis Alcázar Bienvenido Puerto all sessions. Please refer to pages 22 - 23 for details. More information for Chairpersons on page 23. • E. Hernandez-Andrade, Mèxico Congress Chair Congress Co-Chair Congress Co-Chair • J. Hyett, Australia • A. Papageorghiou, UK • L. Salomon, France • D. Timmerman, Belgium ISUOG Annual General Meeting (AGM) ISUOG Secretariat, UK All fully paid delegates are ISUOG members • S. Johnson, CEO for 2015 and are invited to attend the AGM for • M. Chard, Event Manager an introductory update on all ISUOG activites. Contact Sunday 14 September 2014 122 Freston Road 12:10, Auditorium, CCIB London W10 6TR, UK T: +44 (0) 20 7471 9955 F: +44 (0) 20 7471 9959 E: [email protected] 5 CONGRESS PARTY Social program Congress party Opening ceremony & welcome reception ISUOG Visitor’s Guide to Barcelona Tuesday 16 September Sunday 14 September, CCIB Be sure to make the most of the ISUOG Visitor’s Time: 19:30 - midnight Guide to Barcelona, prepared by our Local All registered delegates, accompanying persons Venue: El Xalet de Montjuïc Restaurant, Avinguda de Miramar 31, 08038 Barcelona and exhibitors are invited to attend our opening Organising Committee which can be found online ceremony followed by
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