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    Sydney Australia 26-29 May 2010
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ISGE 19th Annual Congress in conjunction with the AGES XX Annual Scientific Meeting

ISGE 19th Annual Congress in conjunction with the AGES XX Annual Scientific Meeting

 

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Dear Colleagues

 

On behalf of The International Society for Gynecologic Endoscopy (ISGE), it is my honor and privilege to invite you to participate in our society’s 19th Annual Congress to be held May 26-29, 2010 in Sydney Australia. This year’s meeting promises to be a truly outstanding educational endeavor, as it will be held in conjunction with the Australasian Gynaecological Endoscopy and Surgery Society’s (AGES) XX Annual Scientific Meeting. The theme of our ambitious program could not be more relevant and timely – ‘Gynecological Endoscopy: has it come of age?’

 

There will be in depth discussions on minimally invasive surgical techniques, including robotics, hysterectomy, treatment of gynecologic malignancies, fibroids, pelvic floor prolapse, and endometriosis. Presentations will also focus on hysteroscopy, pain, and infertility management. Controversial topics, such as infertility and in-vitro fertilization, natural orifice surgery, as well as cosmetics and the gynecologist are sure to be stimulating and thought provoking.

 

The International Society for Gynecologic Endoscopy remains committed to the introduction and adoption of minimally invasive gynecologic surgical techniques worldwide. With a totally international focus, comprised of an international membership and board, after nearly 20 years of existence, the ISGE remains the leading truly international society advancing gynecologic endoscopy.

 

We are most grateful to have the opportunity to co-host this memorable World Congress in beautiful and exciting Sydney, Australia with the Australasian Gynaecological Endoscopy and Surgery Society. AGES has long been recognized within the international community as one of the leading country based minimally invasive gynecologic surgical societies. The commitment of its membership from throughout Australia and New Zealand to the advancement of gynecologic endoscopy continues to be legendary.

 

So, please do plan to join us ‘Downunder’ May 26-29, 2010 for this unique scientific and cultural opportunity. I promise you a truly international program complimented by the talent and graciousness of the ISGE and AGES. Cordially,

 

Prof. Stefano Bettocchi, ISGE  President

Dr Charles E. Miller, ISGE Vice President,

 


 

Dear Colleagues

 

On behalf of the Australasian Gynecological Endoscopy and Surgical Society (AGES) and The International Society for Gynecologic Endoscopy (ISGE) it is our honour and privilege to invite our International and Australian colleagues to the combined ISGE 19th Annual Congress in conjunction with the AGES XX Annual Scientific Meeting. The theme of the meeting is ‘Gynaecological Endoscopy: has it come of age?’ We are delighted to co-host such an exciting meeting.

 

An extensive international and national faculty has already been confirmed for this meeting. The Congress will aim to address the pros and cons of the laparoscopic approach in a wide range of gynaecological topics including robotics, hysterectomy, treatment of gynaecologic malignancies, fibroid, pelvic floor repair and endometriosis.

 

The program will consist of two concurrent sessions, two plenary lectures each day, free communications and each day will conclude with the controversial topic of the day. These sessions will stimulate, excite and encourage interaction and discussion.

 

Both these societies have long been recognised for their commitment and leadership in minimally invasive gynaecologic surgery. Please join us in Sydney Australia for what will be a truly International program and for unforgettable Australian Hospitality.

 

Sincerely

A/Prof. Alan Lam President, AGES

Dr Jim Tsaltas Vice President, AGES

 

 

 


Commented By Paul Achem From Nigeria
on 02.25.2010 09:10 am
We will very much like to know the latest treatments and procedures for fibroids. It has become a scourge in Nigeria. We wish you the best at this conference.

Commented By marivic tan From Philippines
on 01.25.2010 09:06 am
is there a definite venue already for the congress? May i know the location in Sidney so i can make arragements. Thank you!

Commented By christian olajuwon alabi From Nigeria
on 12.29.2009 04:20 am
What are the date for last abstract submission? Will certainly be there.

Commented By Dr. Harold Rodriguez From Dominican Republic
on 12.20.2009 11:41 am
greetings! I am interested in participating in the conference this next year, I would like to know if I can post Enrollment costs, pre-congress courses and so on

Commented By veena Bhat From India
on 12.20.2009 01:28 am
Hi,I would like to participate in the Sydney congress in May 2010. Can we please have the details of the congress. Dr Veena Bhat

Commented By Dr John Tabi Mforsong From Cameroon
on 11.23.2009 02:27 am
I am glad to learn of the holding of this congress in May in Sidney. As a gynaecologist with interest in endoscopic surgery , i should naturally like to be there. May i know from the organising committee what the modalities of participation are and if there are any special considerations. Thanks.

Commented By Soudabeh Sattari Nejad From Iran (islamic Republic Of)
on 11.17.2009 01:32 am
I want to participat in your congress on 27th ofmay to29th

Commented By julio Cesar Simono From Germany
on 11.10.2009 10:45 am
Hallo, i'm living in Germany and i would like to know the price for this congress, since i've got an invitation from my society in Germany. i also would like to know a little more about Hotels, Transport,etc. Thanks Dr. Julio Cesar Simono

Commented By Dr Fred Achem From Nigeria
on 10.28.2009 02:25 am
I certainly will like to be in Sydney May 2010. When would the Confrence brochure come up with full details of the Conference? One would want such details as on-line registeration,hotels and the PROGRAMME etc, so as to now organise ones travel plans as tickets.Fred Achem FRCOG.

Commented By Dr Manuel Iduma From Mexico
on 10.27.2009 03:45 am
HiĀ” I would like to go to the Sydney Congress next year, and I have a question, Can I have a developing country price for this congress? Thanks Dr Manuel Iduma -Mexico-

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