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FINAL programme TABLE OF CONTENT WELCOME MESSAGE ORGANISATION AND SCIENTIFIC COMMITTES GENERAL INFORMATIONS DETAILED PROGRAM POSTERS PRESENTATION LECTURERS QUALIFICATIONS & AFFILIATIONS AIMS & LEARNING OBJECTIVES OF THE CONGRESS WELCOME MESSAGE Dear friends and colleagues On behalf of the International Committee of Military Medicine (ICMM), we are delighted and honoured to welcome delegates from all over the globe to the prestigious ICMM World Congress in May 2019. The city of Basel is located in the northern part of Switzerland, bordering France and Germany, all within its city limits. Being truly international and offering world class facilities for successful congresses, Basel is a perfect location to host the 43rd ICMM World Congress. Alongside stimulating and ground-breaking science of the Congress program, the atmosphere of this historic university city and its mesmerizing culture will capture your imagination. Basel lies along the marvellous Rhine river, a lifeline for Europe, which has its source in the spectacular Swiss alps. This combination will guarantee an unforgettable stay in Switzerland. Together with the members of the ICMM committees, the local organisers have defined an attractive scientific program along the lines of our motto “Medicine on the Move”. Military medical science is permanently generating new findings with considerable impact to our daily practice and real-life action plans. Yesterday’s paradigms are challenged today and new standards will be set for tomorrow. Military medicine is evolving continuously. A distinguished international faculty will share their updated experience and involve you to discuss the most recent developments in the field of military and disaster medicine. A wide range of scientific sessions awaits you. The broad themes of the Congress will be: – Military Medical Ethics and Law – Cutting Edge Medicine and Leadership in Medicine – Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Terrorism Defense – Civil-Military Cooperation in Emergency Medicine The official congress would also like to invite you to our hospitality suite to meet and discuss cutting edge science in an informal atmosphere of friendship, strengthening old and sparkling new collaborations. The Swiss Armed Forces are delighted to welcome participants from all parts of the globe to share a broad scientific, educational and cultural program in the beautiful setting of Basel. Come and explore! We look forward to seeing you at the Congress, boosted by the Swiss spirit of innovation and pushing the boundaries of military and disaster medicine. A very warm welcome to Switzerland! Major General Dr Andreas Stettbacher MD Vice-Chairman ICMM, Surgeon General of the Swiss Armed Forces ORGANISATION AND SCIENTIFIC COMMITTES ICMM World Congress 2019 Central ICMM Vice-Chairperson ICMM 2019 Secretariat and Chairmanship Andreas Stettbacher, Vice-Chairperson Bipin Puri, Chairperson Roger Van Hoof, Secretary-General Director General of the Congress Terawan Argus Putranto, Vice-Chairperson Daniel Flückiger, Director Andreas Stettbacher, Vice-Chairperson Pierre Neirinckx, Deputy Secretary-General Congress Organizing Committee Chris Deroubaix, Director of Finances Fabian Aldcroft, Chairperson Marc Morillon, Chairperson Scientific Council Humbert Boisseaux, Deputy-Chairperson Scientific Congress Scientific Committee Council Zeno Stanga, Chairperson Paul Zaboury, Director Communication and Marketing Nejla Gültekin, Vice-Chairperson Marta Presa, Assistant Secretary-General David Winkler, Vice-Chairperson Leo Klein, Assistant Secretary-General Sergei Bankoul, Member Johan Crouse, Legal Advisor Alexandre Faas, Member Ivan Kholikov, Legal Advisor Jörg Leuppi, Member Ivan Hostens, Executive Secretary Daniel Messelken, Member Scientific Council Daniel Aeschbach, Extended Member Marc Morillon, Chairperson Scientific Council Fabio Agri, Extended Member Humbert Boisseaux, Deputy-Chairperson Scientific Christophe Baumberger, Extended Member Council Mette Berger, Extended Member Niels Blatter, Extended Member Special Advisers of the Scientific Council Pascal Bonnabry, Extended Member Krzysztof Korzeniewski, Special Advisor Franziska Briggen, Extended Member Maher Beji, Special Advisor Thomas Bührer, Extended Member Johan Crouse, Medico Legal Advisor Marc Cadisch, Extended Member Pierre-Nicolas Carron, Extended Member Technical Commissions of the Scientific Council Arnaud Dupuis, Extended Member Min Yu, Chairperson Commission on Administration and Jérôme Endrass, Extended Member medico-military Logistics Aristomenis Exadaktylos, Extended Member Amar Kosaraju, Chairperson Commission for Dentistry Jan Fehr, Extended Member Arne Krappitz, Chairperson Commission for Pharmacy Kurt Jäger, Extended Member Leander Buchner, Chairperson Commission for Veterinary Philipp Haas, Extended member Science Thomas Kalbermatter, Extended Member Diane Lamb, Chairperson Commission for Nurses and Christoph Kunz, Extended Member Paramedics Stephen Leib, Extended Member Carl Marchand, Extended Member ICMM Reference Centre Thomas Meister, Extended Member David Winkler, Chairperson ICMM Centre of Reference for Heinz Moll, Extended Member Education on international Humanitarian Law and Ethics Stéphane Montavon, Extended Member Philippe Morel, Extended Member Stefan Mühlebach, Extended Member Valentin Neuhaus, Extended Member Hans-Christoph Pape, Extended Member Brigitte Rindlisbacher, Extended Member Gisela Rütti, Extended Member Frank Rühli, Extended Member Till Saxer, Extended Member Erich Seifritz, Extended Member Peter Schaber, Extended Member Patricia Schlagenhauf, Extended Member Patrik Schwab, Extended Member Luzius Steiner, Extended Member Peter Candidus Stocker, Extended Member Stefan Trachsel, Extended Member Kai Tisljar, Extended Member Stefan Vetter, Extended Member Nicolas Widmer, Extended Member Hans-Florian Zeilhofer, Extended Member Mathias Zürcher, Extended Member GENERAL INFORMATIONS The International Committee of Military Medicine (ICMM, Homebase: Hôpital Militaire Reine Astrid, Brussels, Belgium) is an international and intergovernmental organization created in 1921 whose the primary mission is to maintain and strengthen the bonds of cooperation and knowledge between the Armed Forces Medical Services of all Member States (see official Website: www.cimm-icmm.org). The upcoming international congress, which is organized from the Swiss Military Medical Services with collaborators of the Swiss Universities, is an event of great magnitude, scientific and professional, having a shape and content specialized in the various fields of military medicine and disaster management involving approximately 120 international keynote speakers. The international conference is composed of plenary and keynote session, as well as a number of simultaneous meetings, round tables, oral presentations and posters rounds on different topics. The world congress is held biennially and lasts five days, whereof four days for scientific content and one day for social activities. The scientific event attracts approximately 1000 delegates from about 120 countries. The congress serves as an international forum for the exchange of knowledge and experiences on key issues in military medicine and disaster management, contributing towards promoting evidence-based cutting-edge healthcare at a national and global level. The congress motto is "medicine on the move", implicating the acceleration of medical multidisciplinary innovations to influence the growing need for patient-oriented, tailored and sustainable elucidations intended for a high-quality healthcare management. The access to evidence-based clinical practice/skills, medical high-technologies as well as effective electronic communication tools become increasingly important to preventing, diagnosing, treating and following up patients, moving toward integrated care. This scientific international event will generate bright ideas for new activities in the young clinicians/researchers, which are the essential first step to medical innovation success in the future. DETAILED PROGRAM Sunday 19 May Welcome Reception – Ice Breaker Cocktail Monday 20 May San Francisco 08:00 - 10:00 San Francisco Open Ceremony 08:00 - 10:00 Music Interlude Orchestra of the Swiss Armed Forces Welcome Address Susanne HUEBER (Switzerland), Moderator General Guisan March Orchestra of the Swiss Armed Forces Welcome Address Daniel FLÜCKIGER (Switzerland), Director General of the Congress ICMM March and Entrance of the Swiss and ICMM Flags Orchestra of the Swiss Armed Forces Farewell and Transmission of the ICMM Chairman Medal Puri BIPIN (India), Retiring Chairman ICMM Welcome Address Andreas STETTBACHER (Switzerland), New Chairman ICMM Music Interlude with vocal Orchestra of the Swiss Armed Forces with Fabienne LOUVES (Switzerland), singer Welcome Address Roger VAN HOOF (Belgium), Secretary-General ICMM Welcome address Philipp REBORD (Switzerland), Chief Swiss Armed Forces Swiss National Anthem with vocal Orchestra of the Swiss Armed Forces with Fabienne LOUVES (Switzerland), singer Exhibition Area E 10:00 - 10:15 Inauguration of the Exhibition Area Andreas STETTBACHER (Switzerland) Sydney 10:15 - 10:30 Group Photo of the Head of National Delegates Centre of Electronic Media (Switzerland) 10:30 – 11:00 Coffee break 11:00 - 12:00 San Francisco Opening Lecture - Keynote Address Chair : Andreas STETTBACHER (Switzerland) 11:00 - 12:00 Future of Medicine Peter MAURER (Switzerland, ICRC President) 13:30 - 15:30 San Francisco Plenary Session 1: Military Medical Ethics
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