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1 CONGRESS INFORMATIO N BOOK 4th ICMM Pan-Asia Pacific Congress on Military Medicine 12-15 October 2018 4th ICMM Pan-Asia Pacific Congress on Military Medicine October 2018 Collector: Organizing Committee Editor: Scientific Committee Supervisor: Dr. Reza Mohammadi Designer and layout: Iman Osivand This book is fairly available for congress participants and related companies. 3 The Future Horizon of Military Medicine 12 – 15 October 2018, Tehran, I.R.Iran IRIB International Conference Center CONGRESS ORGANIZATION ▶ Director General of the Congress: Brigadier General Dr. Hasan Araghizadeh M.D Head of The Health Department of General Staff of the Armed Forces of the I.R.Iran ▶ Director of the Congress Scientific Committee: Colonel Dr. Alireza Khoshdel, MD, PhD Commander of AJA University of Medical Sciences ▶ Secretary of the Congress Scientific Committee: Dr. Niloufar Nekuzad Head of International Academy of Military Medicine, AJA University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran ▶ Director of the Congress Organizing Committee: Second Brigadier General Dr. Seyed Mohammad Reza Seyed Ahmadian, MD Deputy of Health, Rescue and Treatment of I.R. Iran Police Force ▶ Secretary of the Congress Organizing Committee: Dr. Reza Mohammadi, PhD Head of Applied Research Center of Police Medicine 4 TABLE OF CONTENT Main Organizing Committee Members ............................................................... 6 Scientific Committee Members ........................................................................... 8 Congress Program .............................................................................................. 15 Openinig Ceremony Details ............................................................................... 23 Closing Ceremony Details ................................................................................. 24 Main Topics ....................................................................................................... 27 Accessory Topics ............................................................................................... 27 Oral Panel........................................................................................................... 28 Pre-Congress Workshops ................................................................................... 28 Satellite Workshops ........................................................................................... 29 Roundtables........................................................................................................ 29 Expert Meeting................................................................................................... 30 Key Speeches ..................................................................................................... 30 Statistical Evaluation Of Abstracts .................................................................... 31 Program Details Of ............................................................................................ 33 Plenary Session .................................................................................................. 35 Oral Panel Details .............................................................................................. 36 Poster Presentation Details ................................................................................ 47 Pre-Congress Workshops Details....................................................................... 52 Satellite Workshops Details ............................................................................... 55 Roundtables Details ........................................................................................... 57 Expert Meeting Details ...................................................................................... 62 Plan .................................................................................................................... 65 Exhibition ........................................................................................................... 69 5 MAIN ORGANIZING COMMITTEE MEMBERS Seyed Mohammadreza SeyedAhmadian Saeid Moazen Zadeh Reza Mohammadi Shirin Abbasi Mehdi Mohammadi Abbas Alizadeh Keyvan Nasrollahzadeh Alireza Babasafari Alireza Nikbakht Hossein Bahadorani Davood Noorinia Hojjat Esmaeilpoor Iman Osivand Sepideh Farhang Alireza Pakzad Salman Garavand Mehdi Parsay Ali Garavand Yusef Rahimi Reza Hosseini Narges Salimi Hesam Javadivasigh Navid Seidi Saeid Kian Parastoo Shahbazi Meisam Mataji Sepehr Shahmoradzade Reza Mirzaei Davood Shakoori Ali Mohammadi 6 ADDED ORGANIZING COMMITTEE MEMBERS IN CONGRESS DAYS Abdolah Abid Mohammad Matini Mohammad Mahdi Abolfazli Seyed Mostafa Mirshamsi Seyed Hossein Afrashteh Pooria Moghiseh Rouhollah Ahmadian Matin Mohammadi Majid Alibabaei Ali Mohammadi Ali Asgari Mahdi Mohammadi Kashfoddin Babaei Eisa Mohammadnezhad Elham Badiani Seyed Kamal Momeni Maryam Beheshtifar Seyed Mohammadjavad Mousavi Hossein Biganeh Ebrahim Naghizadeh Hamid Boorboor Ghaleh Shahryar Najafizadeh Shabnam Danaei Shahriar Najafizadeh Shahrzad Ebrahimi Fatemeh Nazari Mahdi Ekhtiari Vahid Noorinia Jaffar Erfanifar Mohammad Ebad Rafaat Hojat Esmaeilpour Sajad Rahimi Azhdar Feizi Ali Rajabzadeh Mohammad Ghaderi Ahmadreza Rezaeian Amirhossein Ghazaleh Mohammadreza Roohbakhsh Mina Ghazizadeh Alireza Sabaghi Hadi Ghorbani Hossein Sadooghi Hassan Ghorbani Mohammad Mahdi Salehi Aliakbar Golmohammadi Shahram Salehi Mohammadjavad Golmoradi Ali Sarafi Amirhossein Hadizadeh Hassan Sarlak Mahdi Haghgoo Vahid Seidi Parisa Hashemi Mostafa Setayesh Farhad Heydarijam Ebrahim Shahrzad Amirhossein Hosseininezhad Mahdi Shiri Hamed Jahani Omid Shirzad Behzad Jalilian Ebrahim Sobhani Amirhossein Jamshidiha Reza Sobhani Mahdi Jannati Ali Soleymani Alireza Jolokhani Zeynab Tabanezhad Farzad Kaheni Seyed Reza Tafazzoli Moghaddam Danial Kanaani Hamed Taghian Yaser Khalaj Sadegh Taheri Ali Khosro Shiri Reza Tohidi Navid Kolivand Mohsen Yarmohammadi Afshin Mahmoodie Shobeyr Yazdani Iraj Maleki Majid Yousefli Seyed Emad Mamlooki 7 SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE MEMBERS Members of the Scientific Secretariat Members of the Nilufar Nekuzad Traumatology Committee Mahsa Hajili Maryam Jebeli Chairman: Seyed MohsenShahmirzaei Masoud Khatami Amirbehnam Ganbari Scientific Secretary: Hadi Khosh Mohabat Members of the Military Hamidreza Taghipour Medical Education Committee Mohamad Javad Behzadnia Ahmad Ghoochani Chairman: Arsia Taghva Hamid Reza Javadzadeh Scientific Secretary: Mohamad Sadegh Masoodi Ali Reza Shahriari Hamid Hesarikia Nilufar Nekuzad Soleiman Heidari Shahnaz Tofangchiha Mohamad Raiszadeh Banafshe Dormanesh Masood Saghafinia Mojgn Mohammadimehr Mohsen Radanipour Mohsen Motashaker Arani Khosro Jadidi Mohsen Khajeh Jeshvaghani Mohamadreza Farzanegan Abbas Ebadi Mohamad Hossein Kalantar Ali Rahman Motamedi Hassan Goodarzi Shahab Ghazi Mirsaid Hormoz Sanaei Mahmood Reza Nezafati Taleb Badri Alireza 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Hatami Amir Hosein Pishgooei Mohammad Modaresi- Mosalla Ali Rahmani Hasan Tavakoli Amir Vahedian- Mohammad Reza Ghane Azimi Azam Saei Maryam Nezamzadeh Members of the Psychological Health Nahid Rajai & Cognitive Science in Military Hengameh Habibi Community Committee Maryam Azizi Somayeh Azarmi Chairman: Seyed Mohammad Reza Seyed Ahmadian Members of the Military Scientific Secretary: Raza Dentistry Committee Mohamadi Seyed Hossein Salimi Chairman: Mohsen Ali Fathi Ashtiani Aminsobhani Ali Reza Moradi Scientific Secretary: Amir Mohsen Rah Bita Rohani Nejat Arsia Taghva Reza Fekrazad Seyed Mohammad Hadi Hamidi Mahdavi Javad Einipour Shima Abbasi Ali Reza Salehi Ammar Neshati Nezam Hashemi Mostafa Solati Mahdi Mohammadi Elnaz Shafigh Ahmad Soori Mohammad Hossein Abdollahi Members of the Aerospace & Seyed Mojtaba Eslami Diving Committee Ali Afshar Roh Allah Karimi Chairs: Abolfazl Khademi Salman Garavand Scientific Secretary: Reza Babak Mohammadi Eslami Hedayat Sahraei Hamze Shah Ali 9 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