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Download ISCAA 2017 Program INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM OF CLINICAL AND APPLIED ANATOMY 9 TH ISCAA WORLD CONGRESS 09. - 12. September 2017 INNSBRUCK, TYROL, AUSTRIA „Learning from each other - pushing boundaries in the heart of the Alps“ INNSBRUCK ISCAA 2 0 1 7 INTERNATIONALINTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM SYMPOSIUM OF OF CLINICAL CLINICAL ANDAND APPLIEDAPPLIED ANATOMY Dear Colleagues, past and future Participants, Guests, and Friends! It is our most sincere pleasure to cordially invite you to the 9th International Symposium of Clinical and Applied Anatomy! We, the Organizing Committee and I, are proud to welcome you from 9th to 12th Septem- ber 2017 here in Innsbruck. This year we will start the ISCAA on a Saturday and continue to Tuesday - giving you the opportunity to spend the remaining week in marvelous surroundings! It will be a great challenge to meet the outstanding past symposia held in Budapest, Bratislava, Rijeka and so on. Therefore we need you - your presence and your contributions! It is you who will make this upcoming symposium famous again for the well-known high standard of scientific merits. In addition, we want to continue to give early career scholars and postgraduates an easy platform to present their valuable work, to get constructive feedback during fruit- ful discussions in a friendly atmosphere and to set up networks for the future. As always, the Innsbruck Symposium is open for contributions on any aspect of human or veterinarian morphological sciences. Our Key scientific topics for this year will be: Hernia Surgery, Endocrine Surgery, Plastic Surgery, Neurosurgery, Orthopedic and Trauma Sur- gery, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and Ultrasound but of course also including Surgical Anatomy, Histology, Embryology, Teaching, Imaging, Neurosciences, Molecular Biology and Genetics, Sport Sciences, Comparative Anatomy, History of Anatomy, Histology and Embryology, and others. We will do our best to give you a framework for high standing scientific exchange, mainte- nance and establishment of personal and institutional relations including collaborations and – of course – outstanding social events. For that, Innsbruck has good premises: situated in the heart of the Alps, Innsbruck is a place where the mountains meet the valley and the city is in accordance with nature. Spend some additional time and explore the holiday villages in the surrounding area, from sunny alpine plateaus and wildly romantic mountaineering villages to family-friendly oases of wellbeing. A great range of leisure activities, cultural highlights and sports are offered. Caught your interest? We are looking forward to welcoming you in Innsbruck! Univ.Ass.Dr.med.univ. Marko Konschake Univ.Prof. Dr.med.univ. Erich Brenner 3 iscaa-innsbruck2017.com INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM OF CLINICAL AND APPLIED ANATOMY INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM OF CLINICAL AND APPLIED ANATOMY CONGRESS PRESIDENT o.Univ.Prof.in Dr.in med. Helga Fritsch GENERAL INFORMATION Rector of Medical University Innsbruck Department of Anatomy, Histology and Embryology CONFERENCE VENUE Faculty of Theology Sektion für Klinisch-Funktionelle Anatomie Karl-Rahner-Platz 3 Medizinische Universität Innsbruck 6020 Innsbruck, Austria Müllerstraße 59, 6020 Innsbruck, Tirol, Austria Tel. +43-512-9003-71111 REGISTRATION FEE Registration fee includes access to all scientific sessions and the Director: o.Univ.Prof. Dr.med.univ. Erich Brenner, MME (Bern) exhibition, a conference bag, a conference badge, a congress booklet, coffee breaks & lunches and access to the opening and closing ceremony. LOCAL ORGANISING COMMITTEE Conference dinner is not included. Chair Marko Konschake ACCESS TO THE CONFERENCE Please note that wearing your conference badge is mandatory [email protected] during all parts of the programme. Members Erich Brenner CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE Certificates of attendance are available on request at the Stephanie Alice Görke welcome desk beginning on Tuesday, September 12, 2017. Susanne Grüner-Ehrenstrasser All participants will receive their certificate electronically Tamara Knafl after the congress. All certificates are available online as Bernhard Moriggl well. Austrian Medical Chamber within their CME program Elisabeth Pechriggl („Diplomfortbildungs programm“). Hannes Stofferin Marit Zwierzina ABSTRACTS All presenter‘s abstracts will be published in the Journal of “Surgical and Radiologic Anatomy”. (https://link.springer.com/journal/276) SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE Erich Brenner René H. Fortelny COFFEE BREAKS Coffee breaks will be served every day in the Madonnensaal. Lars Klimaschewski Marko Konschake LUNCHES Lunches will be served every day in the Madonnensaal. Bernhard Moriggl Non-vegetarian options are available. Elisabeth Pechriggl Gerhard Pierer LANGUAGE English is the official language of the conference, no oral Rupert Prommegger translation will be available. Thomas Schmid Martin Thaler INTERACTIVE POSTER SESSIONS Poster Sessions will be held in the poster area of the Faculty of Claudius Thomé Theology and the Madonnensaal Angelo Troedhan Marit Zwierzina CONFERENCE HEALTH POLICY This is a non-smoking conference. Please use staircases instead of elevators and escalators. Drink 2-3 litres of alpine spring (tap) water during the day. PROFESSIONAL CONFERENCE ORGANISER pdl – Dr. Eugen Preuß Andreas Hofer Straße 6, 6020 Innsbruck, Tyrol, Austria Tel. +43-512-567303 [email protected] 4 5 iscaa-innsbruck2017.com iscaa-innsbruck2017.com INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM OF CLINICAL AND APPLIED ANATOMY INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM OF CLINICAL AND APPLIED ANATOMY WLAN ACCESS There are two ways to connect to the network. Regardless which one you choose, please make sure that your network interface card is activated and you are within reach of the router. According to the settings of your operating system maybe you are asked two times for the network key (WEP-Password), some compu- ters never ask for that. 1. WLAN ACCESS – NETWORK NAME “UIBK“ Click on the WLAN-symbol in the taskbar, choose network “uibk“ and type in the required information: • User: c115135 • Password: 20ISCAA-WC Most computers keep this configuration and connect with the network again when it is within reach. 2. WLAN ACCESS – NETWORK NAME “WL-PLUG-INN“ Click on the WLAN-symbol in the taskbar, choose network “wl-plug-inn“. If required, type in the network key “wlpassword013“. Now open your browser and type in the address “http://google.at“ and activate your access: • User: c115135 • Password: 20ISCAA-WC Your computer stays connected with the network until you logout or turn it off. To reconnect you have to activate access in the browser again. Donin- gasse 8 2 Min. Kagraner Platz Donaufelder Straße Kagraner Platz 7 Wagramer Straße iscaa-innsbruck2017.com iscaa-innsbruck2017.com INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM OF CLINICAL AND APPLIED ANATOMY INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM OF CLINICAL AND APPLIED ANATOMY MAP OF THE UNIVERSITY AREA ”Hofgarten“ SOCIAL PROGRAMME OPENING CEREMONY SoWi All conference delegates are invited to attend the Opening Ceremony and the Welcome Cocktail. The Opening Ceremony will be surrounded by the musicers of the University Orchestra. e a t r e Date and time Saturday, September 9, 2017 16:00 - 20:00 MCI Place Kaiser-Leopold-Saal and Atrium, Faculty of Theology, Karl-Rahner-Platz 3 Rennweg Hotel Music UniCombo ”Grauer Bär“ Sillgasse Karl-Rahner- Platz FoT SWAROVSKI CRYSTAL WORLDS - THE GIANT - CHAMBERS OF WONDER Universitätsstraße presented by Swarovski Crystal World We will visit the marvelous and world-famous Swarovski Crystal Worlds in Wattens with a glit- Old Town tering „Cocktail Reception“ and a walk through the Crystal Worlds-Chambers of Wonder! All participants a cordially invited by „Swarovski Crystal Worlds“! (incl. complete Shuttle-Service, Cocktail Reception in front of the „Crystal World Giant“, Access to Crystal Worlds-Chambers of Wonder). Date and time Sunday, September 10, 2017 18:30 - 21:00 (Registration obligatory!) Jeder Weg braucht einen Mutigen, Place Swarovski Crystal Worlds, Wattens der ihn zum ersten Mal beschreitet. CONFERENCE DINNER Der neue Panamera Sport Turismo. The traditional and legendary ISCAA „Gala Dinner“ will be celebrated at the „Restaurant Seegrube“ with a magnifi cent view over Innsbruck and the mountains! After the travel by cablecar to the „Innsbruck Nordkette“, we will provide a delicious Gala Dinner, a spectacular show act and more unforgettable surprises, all celebrated over the city of Innsbruck with an Porsche Zentrum Tirol Mitterweg 27, 6020 Innsbruck awesome view over the tyrolean mountain peaks! Herr Martin Mairhofer „Open your mind and be prepared and fascinated!“ 0512 227 55-2400 [email protected] www.porscheinnsbruck.at Please notice As the dinner will take place at an alpine mountain hut, appropriate clothing is required: Panamera 4 E-Hybrid Sport Turismo – Kraft stoff verbrauch: 2,5 l/100 km. CO -Emission: 56 g/km. Nach EU 6 im NEFZ (Neuer Europäischer Fahrzyklus). * (smart) casual warm clothing 2 * no high heels, no dinner jacket. Busses will bring us back to the conference venue. 8 9 iscaa-innsbruck2017.com iscaa-innsbruck2017.com POR_H_ANZ_PZ_TIROL_210X148_5MM_PANAMERA_RZ.indd 1 31.08.17 15:09 INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM OF CLINICAL AND APPLIED ANATOMY INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM OF CLINICAL AND APPLIED ANATOMY OVERVIEW CONGRESS VENUE CONGRESS TIMETABLE Karl-Rahner-Platz 3, 6020 Innsbruck Time SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY September 9, 2017 September 10, 2017 September 11, 2017 September 12, 2017 Groundoor 1st oor 2nd oor 08 00 Registration Registration Registration Lecture room 1 Lecture room
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