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The 62Nd Annual Congress of the Korean Orthopaedic Association The 62nd Annual Congress of the Korean Orthopaedic Association 제62차 대한정형외과학회 국제학술대회 October 18th~20th 2018 (Thu~Sat) Grand Hilton Seoul, Convention Center The 62nd Annual Congress of the Korean Orthopaedic Association ・President Chung Soo Han ・Chairman of the Board of Directors Chong Hyuk Choi ・Treasurer & Secretary Yong Min Chun ・President-elect Won Young Shon ・Chairman-elect of the Board of the Directors Hak Sun Kim ・Secretary and Treasurer-elect Seung Hwan Han ・Auditors Kwang Hyun Lee, Yong Jee Park ・Board of Directors Joon Soon Kang Hee-Soo Kyung Kyung Hoi Koo Young Ho Kwon Byung Hean Kim Yong Min Kim Jun Shik Kim Byung Woo Min Min Jong Park Soo-Sung Park Jong Ho Park Il Hoon Sung Jin Hyung Sung Duk Seop Shin Jae Sung Ahn Kyoung Ho Yoon Taek Rim Yoon Myoung Jin Lee Byoung Chang Lee Sang Hong Lee Song Lee Ju Hong Lee Hong Keun Lee Jae Hyeog Chang Soon Taek Jeong Yang Guk Chung Suk Kyu Choo Soo Joong Choi Soo-Hong Han Seung Beom Han 33-2, Banpo-daero 20-gil, Seocho-gu, Seoul www.corentec.com The 62nd Annual Congress of the Korean Orthopaedic Association 제62차 대한정형외과학회 국제학술대회 Welcome Message Overview Greetings to all, The Annual Congress of the 62nd Korean Orthopaedic Association (KOA) has 520 oral presentations, 244 On behalf of the Korean Orthopaedic Association, it is my great pleasure and an honor to extend a warm poster displays, and 7 video display sessions in 11 different fields of studies. There are 13 plenary guest invitation to you regarding the 62nd Annual Congress of the Korean Orthopaedic Association, which will speakers and invited speakers for special sessions and approximately 62 invited speakers for symposium. be held in Seoul, the Republic of Korea from October 18th to 20th, 2018. The congress program also includes oral presentations by 10 guest speakers who were selected as travelling fellows, training lectures in 15 fields, and sessions for nurses. Since its establishment in 1956, the Korean Orthopaedic Association has evolved to be one of the largest In addition, through the congress official website and mobile application, we enabled to submit abstract, medical associations in the Republic of Korea with a membership of over 8,000 and 24 subspecialty- login for online pre-registration, and provided all congress related information such as scientific programs, societies. During the past 60 years, the Korean Orthopaedic Association has contributed to national social event schedules, information of international guest speakers, photos, abstract book, and others healthcare by successfully organizing various national-level meetings and congresses. which you may review real-time. Recently, the Korean Orthopaedic Association has proved its enthusiasm in exchanging ideas and fostering We believe that this congress consisting of wide variety of programs and cutting edge system will be a new collaborative partnerships by hosting many international orthopaedic conferences. We are looking wonderful opportunity to share updated trend of academic research and scientific development. forward to advancements in medical research, clinical practice, and cutting-edge technology with valuable and fruitful cooperation of foreign orthopaedic institutes and members. The 62nd Annual Congress of the Korean Orthopaedic Association aims to promote scientific development through offering the opportunity to meet and interact with the leading scientists and researchers, friends and colleagues as well as sponsors and exhibitors. With your valuable contributions, this scientific program Registration will continue to provide an opportunity for all participants to exchange the latest information and ideas, Onsite registration will be open at the registration desk on the 4th floor of Grand Hilton Seoul Convention and encourage debate on the many diverse orthopaedic issues. Center, between 7am and 5pm every day from October 18th (Thu) to October 19th (Fri), and between 7am and 11am on October 20th (Sat). It will be honor for us to have you at the 62nd Annual Congress of the Korean Orthopaedic Association. •Congress Registration fee Pre-registration On-site registration Yours sincerely, [By Sep, 30th (Sun), 2018 ] [ During the Congress ] Physician Member (KOA members only) USD 150 / KRW 150,000 USD 160 / KRW 160,000 Resident / Nurse / Army doctor / Researcher USD 100 / KRW 100,000 USD 110 / KRW 110,000 Non-Member USD 180 / KRW 180,000 USD 190 / KRW 190,000 KOA Senior Member (over 65 years old) No subscription •Instructional Course Lectures Registration fee Pre-registration On-site registration [By Sep, 30th (Sun), 2018 ] [ During the Congress ] Chung Soo Han, MD, Ph.D. 70,000 won (1 Day Pass) 80,000 won (1 Day Pass) President, The Korean Orthopaedic Association Physician Member 140,000 won (3 Day Pass) 150,000 won (3 Day Pass) Resident / Nurse / Army doctor / Researcher 110,000 won (3 Day Pass) 120,000 won (3 Day Pass) 2 3 The 62nd Annual Congress of the Korean Orthopaedic Association 제62차 대한정형외과학회 국제학술대회 Pre-registration Deadline: September 30th (Sun), 2018 ▪ Application Guide How to register : The 62nd annual congress of the Korean Orthopaedic Association website only. (http://2018.koa.or.kr/) ▪ Please note that you may receive the name tag at the register. The meal vouchers and the receipts are included in the name tag case. The stickers for your participation and presentation are also included if you are a resident. (The register is located at the 4th floor of the congress hall.) ▪ We ask all attendees to put on their name tags to enter the congress venue. Medical Education Accreditation Points Guide - Please note that points will not be given to those who do not attend the academic congress after the pre- registration. - Since the 2016 spring academic congress, a bar code attendance system has been introduced and operated to check the exact time of entering and leaving the congress according to recommendations and guidelines of the Korean Medical Association. - Points that will be given by time are as follows. • Over two hours – below three hours ⇨ Three points • Over three hours – below four hours ⇨ Four points • Over four hours – below five hours ⇨ Five points • Over five hours ⇨ Six points - According to the revision guidelines on training courses of the Korean Medical Association, training courses can be applied for by date, and points will be given by date as well. The points that will be given by date are as follows. Date Score October 18th (Thu.) Six points October 19th (Fri.) Six points (including two mandatory points) October 20th (Sat.) Three points ※ Maximum 15 points will be given when attending the whole congress. ※ Please check the points since different points will be given by date. ※ Regarding the mandatory points system implemented from this year, a session on Medical Infection Control Management and another session on Medical Dispute Cases will be held on Friday, October 19th. For each session, one mandatory point can be earned. •Bar Code Attendance System Use Guide •Please check your attendance for sure through the bar code reader if any members need to complete the points. •First bar code scanning is entering time, and last bar code scanning is leaving time per attendance date. •If scanning is overlapped, only the first and the late scanning will be identified. 4 5 B-1 C-1 Room Room Pre BRegistration-1 C-1 A Room Room Room A Pre Registration B C Room Room Room B C Room Room 1 1 2 2 3 The 62nd Annual Congress of the Korean Orthopaedic Association 3 제62차 대한정형외과학회 국제학술대회 B-1 C-1 Room Room On-Site Registration Pre Registration On-Site Registration A Preview Room Room Preview Room B C Convention Center 4F Room Room Floorplan map 1 Convention Center 4F 2 Convention Center 3F 3 Convention Center 3F ▶ Congress Hall ▶Hotel Exhibition Main Lobby Hall 2F On-Site Registration Grand Ballroom Preview Room Hotel Main Lobby 2F Convention Center 4F Video Session Grand Ballroom Convention Center 1F 2019 AAOS Booth Convention Center 3F Video Session A Exhibition Hall Convention Center 1F 2019 AAOS Booth Hotel Main Lobby 2F Poster Session Poster Session Emerald Emerald Coffee Break Coffee Break A Exhibition Hall Grand Ballroom A B Diamond Video SessionB-1 C-1 Room Room Convention Center 1F 2019 AAOS Booth Pre Registration Poster Session A Emerald Emerald Coffee Break Coffee Break Poster Session Room Diamond B A C B A Exhibition Hall Room Room Photo1 Zone Poster Session Poster Session B-1 C-1 2 Room Room Poster Session Emerald Emerald Coffee Break Coffee Break Pre Registration Diamond A 3 B Exhibition Hall A B Room B C Photo Zone Poster Room Room On-Site Registration 1 B-1 C-1 Preview Room Session Room Room 2 A Pre Registration Convention Center 4F Room 3 B Exhibition Hall B C Photo Zone Poster Room Room 1 Session 2 On-Site Registration Convention Center 3F Preview B RoomExhibition Hall3 Convention Center 4F 3, 4F Lobby Hotel Main Lobby 2F Main Sponsors and On-Site Registration Grand Ballroom Preview Room Luncheon symposium sponsors Convention Center 4F Convention Center 3F Convention Center 1F Video Session 1F A Exhibition Hall 2019 AAOS Booth Booth Exhibition, Poster Session, Convention Center 3F Hotel Main Lobby 2F Video Session, Coffee Break, etc. Grand Ballroom A Exhibition Hall Hotel Main Lobby 2F 1F B Exhibition Hall Grand Ballroom Video Session Poster Exhibition Convention Center 1F Poster Session 2019 AAOS Booth Emerald Emerald Coffee Break Coffee Break Poster Session Convention Center 1F AVideo SessionB Diamond 2019 AAOS Booth A Exhibition Hall A Exhibition Hall Poster Session Emerald Emerald Coffee Break Coffee Break Poster Session Poster Session Diamond Emerald Emerald CoffeeA Break B Coffee Break Poster Session A B Diamond Photo Zone Poster Session B Exhibition Hall Photo Zone 6 Photo Zone Poster Poster 7 Session Session B Exhibition Hall B Exhibition Hall The 62nd Annual Congress of the Korean Orthopaedic Association 제62차 대한정형외과학회 국제학술대회 Presentation Guide Special Information Oral Presentation Guide / Free Paper Main Events Opening Ceremony (1) Submission date of extended abstract and completed thesis: until Sunday, September 2nd.
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