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WORK CLOSER. REACH FURTHER. 41St Nordic Congress of Obstetrics and Gynecology Odense, June 10Th to 13Th 2018 Finale Programme WORK 41st Nordic Congress CLOSER. of Obstetrics and 1 Gynecology REACH Odense, June 10th to 13th 2018 FURTHER. www. nfog2018.dk Protector Protector of the 41st Nordic Congress of Obstetrics and Gynecology NFOG2018 2 Her Royal Highness Crown Princess Mary CONTENT WELCOME MESSAGES 4 REGISTRATION 6 3 GENERAL INFORMATION 7 OFFICIAL NETWORKING EVENTS 8 SPEAKER INFORMATION 12 FELLOWSHIP PROGRAMME 12 NFOG APP 14 PRE-CONGRESS CONFERENCE 14 PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOPS 16 PROGRAMME 19 PROGRAMME AT A GLANCE 32 POSTERS 34 SPEAKER INDEX 41 INSTRUCTIONS FOR ORAL AND POSTER PRESENTERS 42 COMMITTEES 44 INDUSTRY SUPPORTED SYMPOSIA 46 CONGRESS SUPPORTERS 49 DIRECTORY OF EXHIBITORS 50 VENUE (FLOORPLAN) 52 SLEEP WELL 55 WELCOME MESSAGES Greetings everyone! On behalf of the NFOG Board it is a great pleasure to welcome you to the 41st NFOG Congress in Odense, Denmark, June 10th to 13th 2018. We hope that you will embrace the special relaxed Nordic atmosphere at the congress, where science and important issues on women’s health are presented and discussed during the scientific sessions and workshops. The importance of networking must remain in focus for all of us and is recognized in the social programme. It is an enormous task to arrange this important meeting and the NFOG board is most grateful to colleagues in the Scientific Committee of NFOG, and especially to the local Organising Committee headed by Congress President Bjarne Rønde Kristensen for their fantastic work. Karen Wøjdemann President NFOG Karen R. Wøjdemann 4 Welcome to Odense Dear Colleagues As Obstetricians and Gynecologists, we share the privilege of caring for Women’s Health and Wellbeing, from the cradle to the grave. The Nordic Community within our specialty is unique internationally, as we have cross-border opportunities for Clinical and Scientific cooperation in Innovation and Research. Accordingly, it is our great honour to welcome you to the 41st NFOG Congress. The Venue is The Odeon in the Centre of Odense, a brand new; purpose built Conference Centre, which Odense City Council commissioned the day after we won the nomination to host the Nordic Congress in October 2013. Since that day, the Local Organising and Scientific Committee, together with the Board and the Scientific Committee of the NFOG, have been working closely to prepare for the Congress. The Congress brings together practitioners and specialists, not only from the Nordic countries, but from all over the world, and the Scientific Committee has prepared an exciting and dynamic programme to advance knowledge, build partnerships and exchange ideas. We are grateful for, and impressed by the number and quality of the free communications submitted orally or as post- er presentations. The posters will be available to view throughout the Congress. The NFOG Congress has existed for more than 80 years, but for the last 10 years or so, has focussed on Global Health, 5 with increasing participation from colleague’s out with the Nordic countries. Innovatively, in cooperation with the Local Municipality of Odense who has been incredibly welcoming and helpful, we have broadened the Congress to include the local community, with a number of public lectures in the City. During your stay in Denmark, I hope you will take the time to experience not only the City of Odense, but also other parts of our beautiful Island of Funen. The Nordic Congress is the preeminent meeting place for us all. Embrace this opportunity to meet old friends and make new acquaintance’s within the Nordic community and the rest of the world. Join the get-together on Sunday at 19:30, the Welcome and Opening Session Monday at 09:00, the Guided tours and River Cruise Monday at 19:00, the Run for Women’s Health and Rights on Tuesday at 6:30 and walk with us from The Odeon at 18:30 to the Congress Dinner on Tuesday at 19:30. Enjoy the Congress and the City of Odense. Welcome! Bjarne Rønde Kristensen Congress President Bjarne Rønde Kristensen REGISTRATION NFOG2018 Early Regular High (until April 1st 2018) (April 2nd – May 9th 2018) (May 10th 2018 - ) Members/Specialists 4.500 DKK 5.700 DKK 6.700 DKK Midwifes/Nurses/Others 4.500 DKK 5.700 DKK 6.700 DKK Student/Trainees 2.900 DKK 3.600 DKK 4.000 DKK One day fee: Members/Specialist 1.750 DKK 2.200 DKK 2.500 DKK One day fee: Midwifes/Nurses/Others 1.750 DKK 2.200 DKK 2.500 DKK One day fee: Student/Trainees 1.100 DKK 1.500 DKK 1.750 DKK Congress Dinner -accompanying person 950 DKK 950 DKK 950 DKK Pre congress workshops The workshops are allocated on a first come, first served basis. Includes sandwich and beverage If you are signed up for the congress, the price per workshop is 350 DKK. 6 If you are not signed up the congress, the price per workshop is 700 DKK. Entitlements Delegates’ registration includes: Badge and congress documents + Participation in the Scientific Programme + Access to the exhibition and poster area + Lunch and coffee breaks + Welcome Reception + Congress Dinner Registration takes place next to the bar in the foyer in ODEON. Registration hours: Sunday June 10th 2018 from 16:00 to 20:00 Monday June 11th 2018 from 07:30 Tuesday June 12th 2018 from 08:30 Wednesday June 13th 2018 from 08:30 GENERAL INFORMATION NFOG2018 Early Regular High (until April 1st 2018) (April 2nd – May 9th 2018) (May 10th 2018 - ) Congress Venue ODEON, Odeons Kvarter 1, 5000 Odense Members/Specialists 4.500 DKK 5.700 DKK 6.700 DKK Telephone: +45 6614 7800 Midwifes/Nurses/Others 4.500 DKK 5.700 DKK 6.700 DKK https://odeonodense.dk Student/Trainees 2.900 DKK 3.600 DKK 4.000 DKK Meeting rooms Locations for the sessions are displayed on screens at the venue. One day fee: Members/Specialist 1.750 DKK 2.200 DKK 2.500 DKK One day fee: Midwifes/Nurses/Others 1.750 DKK 2.200 DKK 2.500 DKK Conference documents and badges should be collected on-site, at the registration desk. Name badges must be worn during sessions and events. One day fee: Student/Trainees 1.100 DKK 1.500 DKK 1.750 DKK Congress Dinner -accompanying person 950 DKK 950 DKK 950 DKK Languages The official conference language is English. Pre congress workshops The workshops are allocated on a first come, first served basis. Includes sandwich and beverage If you are signed up for the congress, the price per workshop is 350 DKK. Online program book If you are not signed up the congress, the price per workshop is 700 DKK. The full program book will be available on the NFOG2018 website and on the APP. 7 Internet Service Free Wifi is available for congress participants during the venue. Mobile phones All mobile phones must be on silent mode during sessions. Meals First meal to be served is at the Get Together June 10th 2018 at 19:30 in Odeon´s foyer. Coffee breaks and lunch´s will be in the exhibition areas and at Lunch Symposia´s. The Congress Dinner will be at DOK5000. NFOG General Assembly June 12th from 16:00 – 17:30 in meeting room 107, 1st floor. Smoking is allowed at outdoor areas only. Safety and security Please do not leave bags or suitcases unattended at any time at the venue. Wardrobe There is a wardrobe in the basement. Use of the wardrobe is at your own risk. OFFICIAL NETWORKING EVENTS Get together Sunday June 10th 2018 at 19:30 in the foyer of ODEON The Get together offers rich opportunity to network and get acquainted with col- 8 leagues from your own and other countries. The menu will be prepared by organic products from Funen and this evening will be informal, relaxed and fun and will include live music by the Nova Love Band. Welcome and Opening Session Monday June 11th 2018, at 09:00. Location: Store Sal • ”Tågen letter” Carl Nielsen. Soloist´: Joost Schelling, harp & to be announced, flute. • ”Solen er så rød mor” Melodi: Carl Nielsen. Lyrics: Harald Bergstedt. Accompaniment: Mikkel Burchardt. Soloist´: Dorete F. Munck • Koncertpolka for to violiner (1863. ) H.C. Lumbye. Violins: Stefan og Alexander Burchardt. Piano: Mikkel Burchardt. Speakers Dinner Monday June 11th 2018, at 19:30. Location: Galleri Galschiøt Speakers dinner is for all invited speakers. The dinner is at Gallery Galschiøt, Banevænget 22, 5270 Odense N. We have arranged transportation. Departure from ODEON (buses) at 19:10 and arrival at Gallery Galschiøt at 19:25. Departure from Gallery Galschiøt at 23:00. 1st (un)official NFOG 5K run : Run for women´s global health and rights th Tuesday June 12 at 6:30 Dear colleagues and running friends. Bring your running gear to Odense and join us for the 1st (un) official NFOG run in beautiful Odense. The run starts Tuesday June 12th 2018 at 06:30. The course is along the beautiful creek in the middle of Odense and is an easy 5K track. (Exact length 5.2 km). We will be passing beautiful parks, H.C. Andersen decorations, and Odense Zoo with a view to camels and tigers. The start and ending point will be really close to the center of Odense, only about 500m from the Hotels. Further information will follow on the www.nfog.dk and Facebook. Route: ruteplanner.iform.dk/rute/odense-c/nfog-morgentur-52-km 9 Registration: There will be no formal registration; just be at the starting area at 06:15. Start: Nelle’s Café Kunstbygningen Filosoffen, Filosofgangen 30 C, 5000 Odense C Timing: There will be no official timing, bring your own watch and mobile phone.
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