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A/\GL - SHANGHAI JULY 13-15, 2018 Primary Spoken Language for This Meeting Is Chinese A/\GL - SHANGHAI JULY 13-15, 2018 Primary spoken language for this meeting is Chinese ...'. -.::::.:.:.. ·-...:;,· ....... � \ ..... ... • ...... :.,. 1111.11. ••/\.:.•. - ... ' ·-,..,.,-_· ··..­ -�-,[!-�� - ; �I O • O • O -•• �-. 0H00 • . -�- � ,.,. ... .. Chair and Co-Chair, Scientific Program Committee Professor Hua Keqln Professor Sun Jing AAGL ‐ SHANGHAI July 13-15, 2018 Shanghai International Convention Center / Oriental Riverside Hotel（上海国际会议中心/东方滨江大酒店） Organized by the Shanghai Medical Association and AAGL, the upcoming conference aims at providing a platform for colleagues to share their clinical experiences, to introduce the advanced surgical techniques, to discuss therapeutic strategies, and to present the latest developments in related fields. More than 600 physicians and experts from all over China will participate in this academic gathering. Located on the central coast, Shanghai is the largest city in China. With spectacular sites and renowned historic landmarks like the Bund, Yuyuan Garden and Jade Buddha Temple, this bustling metropolis attracts thousands of tourists from home and abroad every year. The city is not only renowned for its historic landmarks, but also for many new must‐sees like the Oriental Pearl Tower, the Xintiandi, and the Shanghai Museum. Program In this two days conference, our distinguished national and international faculty members will present and discuss the current status of the gynecological endoscopic surgery, focus on: 1. Laparoscopic and robotic surgery on gynecological cancer. 2. Laparoscopic surgery, step by step, for simple and difficult hysterectomy. 3. Laparoscopic and robotic surgery for DIE (Deep Infiltrating Endometriosis). 4. Laparoscopic and robotic myomectomies. 5. Laparoscopic and robotic surgery for POP (Pelvic Organ Prolapse). 6. Operative hysteroscopy. 7. How to prevent, identification, and management of gynecologic endoscopic surgery. Chair and Co‐Chair & Scientific Program Committee Professor Hua Keqin Professor Sun Jing AAGL Faculty Frank Loffer, M.D. C. Y. Liu, M.D. Guan Xiaoming, M.D. Paul Magtibay, M.D LOCATION & ACCOMODATIONS Shanghai International Convention Center / Oriental Riverside Hotel（上海国际会议中心/东方滨江大酒店） Shanghai International Convention Center is located in the heart of Lujiazui – Shanghai’s Financial and Trade zone, adjacent to the Oriental Pearl TV Tower and facing the multinational styles of architecture along the Bund across the Huangpu River. It enjoys superior geographical position, easily accessible from all parts of the city with modern transportations. The center was completed and officially opened for business in August 1999, covering a construction area of 110,000 m2. As the new landmark of Shanghai, the center was appraised as one of the 10 classic buildings over the 50 years since the founding of the P.R. China. Shanghai International Convention Center is a 5‐star hotel with fantastic Bund view at same time, boasts 273 river‐view deluxe rooms and suites, catering facilities in different styles and diversified recreational and fitness facilities. Tel：(86 21) 5037 0000 Fax：(86 21) 5037 0999 Email：[email protected] Add： No.2727 Binjiang Ave. Pudong New District, Shanghai（中国上海浦东滨江大道 2727 号） .
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