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20th World Congress of the International Federation ofOto-Rhino-Laryngological Societies June 1-5 , 2013•COEX Convention Center
www.ifosseoul2013.com
IFOS Seoul 2013
3rd AnnouncementInnovation and Integration
in ORL-HNS
Early Bird Registration by: September 30, 2012Abstract Submission by: November 30, 2012Notification of Acceptance by: December 31, 2012
>> Congress VenueCOEX Convention & Exhibition Center159 Samseong-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul 135-731, Korea www.coex.co.kr
>> Housing Bureau (Accommodation)Kim’s Travel Service2F Ana Building 412-5, Dogok-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul 135-270, KoreaE-mail [email protected] +82-70-7404-5985 FAX +822-571-9921
>> Tour AgencyGrace TravelR152, 1F, KGIT Center, # 1601, Sangam-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul 121-913, KoreaE-mail [email protected] +822-332-8946 FAX +822-336-7334
Important Contacts
Registration
Scientific Program
Sponsorship & Exhibition
Early Bird RegistrationAdvanced RegistrationRegistration of Presenting Authors
Apply Talk for Instructional CoursesAbstract Submission (Oral/E-poster/Video)Notification of Acceptance
Deadline of Full Payment for Sponsorship and Booth Fee
by September 30, 2012by November 30, 2012by February 28, 2013
by September 30, 2012by November 30, 2012by December 31, 2012
by December 31, 2012
Important Dates
Invitation
Dear colleagues and friends,
It is our great honor to invite you to the 20th World Congress of the International Federation of Oto-Rhino-Laryngological Societies (IFOS), which will be held from June 1 to 5, 2013 at the COEX Convention and Exhibition Center in Seoul, Korea.
Under the active guide of the IFOS Program Advisory Committee, the comprehensive scientific program will follow the successful blueprint used in past IFOS World Congresses, while incorporating innovative new elements to provide a lively and compelling educational experience.
For those seeking to expand their knowledge of the field and learn about the most up-to-date advancements and discoveries, the IFOS Seoul 2013 cannot be missed. The Congress will also include special social and tour programs which will give you and your family a chance to experience our unique Asian culture and explore the beautiful and historic city of Seoul in addition to other parts of Korea.
Finally, a world-class exhibition will take place in COEX’s premier facilities where exhibitors from around the world will be able to display their new ENT products and services for all IFOS delegates. With tremendous support from the Korean Society of Otorhinolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery (KORL) and the Korean Society of Otorhinolaryngologic Clinician (KOSOC), the organizing committee promises to deliver a dynamic and unmatched experience for all participants.
It is our sincerest hope that, as in past Congresses, IFOS Seoul 2013 will bring all of us together to share in the common goal of advancing and developing the field of Otorhinolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery.
Sincerely yours,
Chong Sun KimPresidentIFOS Seoul 2013
Chul Hee LeeSecretary GeneralIFOS Seoul 2013
Chung-Hwan BaekChairman KORL
Won-Sang LeeChair, Scientific Program CommitteeIFOS Seoul 2013
Chang Sik ShinPresidentKOSOC
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Local Organizing Committee
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Cooperated with 11 ORL-HNS related Korean societies
President Chong Sun KimVice Presidents Hyuck-Soon Chang Sang-Heun Lee Jong-Ouck Choi Eun Chang ChoiSecretary General Chul Hee LeeVice-Secretary General Chae-Seo RheeScientific Program Committee, Chair Won-Sang Lee Vice Chairs Sung Hwa Hong Min-Sik Kim Chae-Seo RheeLiaison Committee, Chair Kwang Hyun KimFund Raising Committee, Chair Keehyun ParkExhibition Committee, Chair Chul Won ParkSocial Program Committee, Chair Nam-Yong DoPublication Committee, Chair Chung-Hwan BaekMedia & Promotion Committee, Chair Young-Mo KimTreasurer Hwan Jung RohPublic Relations Committee, Chair Jungsoo KimPlanning Committee, Chair Won-Ho ChungRegistration Committee, Chair Yun-Hoon ChoungClinician Committee, Chair Do Kwang Jung Members Dong Sun Park, Seon Tae Park, Jin Wook Kang, Chan Ho Hwang Ho-Ki Lee, Chang-Joon Han, Jae Jin Choi
IFOS Seoul 2013"Innovation and Integration in ORL-HNS"
Welcome Messages
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Dear friends,
It is with great pleasure that I write to you, on behalf of the International Federation of Oto-Rhino-Laryngological Societies (IFOS), about the upcoming 20th World Congress which will be held from June 1 to 5, 2013 in Seoul, Korea.
There have been many recent exciting developments in the science of otorhinolaryngology and in patient care which we plan to examine and discuss at this crucial meeting. At our previous congresses, ENT professionals around the globe have enjoyed a stimulating scientific and social program. At this congress, we will take a critical look at new and existing clinical treatments.
The scientific program is designed to meet the aim of the 20th IFOS World Congress which is “Innovation and Integration in ORL-HNS”; it will consist of special and keynote lectures, round table and panel discussions, symposia, instructional courses and free paper sessions such as oral, e-poster and video presentations.
This 20th congress in the series should yet again prove to be an important milestone for clinical scientists and practicing health care workers from all disciplines of otorhinolaryngology. Together, we will further the management and treatment of patients and advance the field of otorhinolaryngology.
I really look forward to welcoming you to historic Seoul and to a very successful congress.
Paulo PontesPresident, IFOS
Greetings!
Back in 2009 in Sao Paulo, the International Federation of Oto-Rhino-Laryngological Societies (IFOS) General Assembly chose Seoul and the Korean Society of ORL-HNS to organize the World Congress in 2013. Their preparations have shown that this was an excellent decision.
The organizing committee, under the presidency of Chong Sun Kim, has already done a tremendous job preparing every detail of the biggest ORL event. Over 300 sessions covering nearly every aspect of ORL-HNS have been planned, with participation from over 1,000 international faculty members.
The World Congress is also a great chance to meet colleagues from every corner of the world, to share clinical experiences and developments and to enjoy the unique culture, cuisine and atmosphere of Korea.
It is a pleasure for me as General Secretary of IFOS to invite all of you to come to Seoul and participate in the world’s largest ORL event to increase its scientific and social value.
I hope to see you all in Seoul.
Milan ProfantGeneral Secretary, IFOS
About IFOS
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The International Federation of Oto-Rhino-Laryngological Societies (IFOS) is a non-political organization representing over 50,000 Otolaryngologists belonging to about 120 member nations.
IFOS was founded in 1965 and it has evolved to deal on a global basis with the problems of people with ORL disease by means of an active secretariat and committee structure; lobbying the World Health Organization; leading the global program for hearing loss prevention; providing interchange between centers, especially in Europe through the Twin Cities Project; publishing a newsletter and maintaining the interactive website. It has a continuing medical educational role and has developed a model undergraduate curricula; it has now initiated CME conferences between World Congresses and recently started the Worldwide Action "Hearing for All".
www.ifosworld.org
This prestigious scientific event is only held once every four years, under the auspices of the International Federation of Otorhinolaryngological Societies (IFOS), and represents an unparalleled opportunity for ORL physicians and related personnel from every corner of the globe to gather in one place to learn, share and interact with one another.The year 2013 marks a historic return of the Congress to Asia, currently one of the world’s most rapidly developing regions.
History of IFOS World Congresses
IFOS World Congress
World Congress Year City and Country I 1928 Copenhagen, Denmark
II 1932 Madrid, Spain
III 1936 Berlin, Germany
IV 1949 London, England
V 1953 Amsterdam, Holland
VI 1957 Washington D.C., USA
VII 1961 Paris, France
VIII 1965 Tokyo, Japan
IX 1969 Mexico City, Mexico
X 1973 Venice, Italy
XI 1977 Buenos Aires, Argentina
XII 1981 Budapest, Hungary
XIII 1985 Miami, USA
XIV 1989 Madrid, Spain
XV 1993 Istanbul, Turkey
XVI 1997 Sydney, Australia
XVII 2002 Cairo, Egypt
XVIII 2005 Rome, Italy
XIX 2009 São Paulo, Brazil
XX 2013 Seoul, Korea
IFOS Board and Officers
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Africa and Middle East I Johan Fagan (South Africa), Mohamed Chafik Khalifa (Egypt)
Central and South America I José Eduardo Lutaif Dolci (Brazil), Hector E. Ruiz (Argentina), Carlos Stott (Chile)
East Asia I Dato' Lokman Saim (Malaysia), Toshiaki Yagi (Japan)
Europe I Valerie Lund (United Kingdom), Jacques Magnan (France), Ferhan Öz (Turkey), Heinz Stammberger (Austria)
North America and the Caribbean I Dale H. Brown (Canada), Edgard Novelo Guerra (Mexico)
Oceania I Vincent Cousins (Australia)
South and West Asia I Mohan Kameswaran (India), Rakesh Prasad Shrivastav (Nepal)
Executive Representative of IFOS 2013 Seoul I Chul Hee Lee (Korea)
Africa and Middle East I Isaac Macharia (Kenya)
Central and South America I Hector Rondon Cardoso (Peru)
Europe I Erwin Offeciers (Belgium)
North America and the Caribbean I David Kennedy (USA)
South and Western Asia I Ravindra Ruberu (Sri Lanka)
South-East Asia and Western Pacific/Oceania I Charlotte Chiong (Philippines)
Executive Board Members
Regional Secretaries
Peter W. Alberti (Canada)
Bobby R. Alford (USA)
Francisco Antoli-Candela (Spain)
Stanislaw Betlejewski (Poland)
David Briant (Canada)
Edgar Chiossone (Venezuela)
Manuel Joseph D'Cruz (Kenya)
Herman Diamant (Sweden)
Ugo Fisch (Switzerland)
John Hamilton (South Africa)
Lekhumal Hiranandani (India)
Minoru Hirano (Japan)
Klaus Jahnke (Germany)
M. Jalisi (Pakistan)
Santosh K. Kacker (India)
Yash Pal Kapur (USA)
Nasser Kotby (Egypt)
Otacilio Lopes Filho (Brazil)
Tore Lundborg (Sweden)
Gerard McCafferty (Australia)
Francisco Hernandez Orozco (Mexico)
Desiderio Passali (Italy)
Rui Penha (Portugal)
Michel Portmann (France)
Suchitra Prasansuk (Thailand)
Robert Ruben (USA)
T. Sacristan Alonso (Spain)
James B. Snow, Jr. (USA)
C. M. Meirelles Vieira (Brazil)
Hans von Leden (USA)
Jürgen Wendler (Germany)
Counsellors
Board of IFOS
President Vice-President General Secretary
Paulo Pontes (Brazil) Chong Sun Kim (Korea) Milan Profant (The Slovak Republic)
Standing Subspecialty Committees
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*Scientific Program Committee, Chair ....................... Won- Sang Lee*Scientific Program Committee, Secretary ................. Jae Young Choi
Subspecialties Chairs Members Chairs Members
Head and Neck Surgery and
OncologyHN
DavidEisele (USA)
Min-Sik Kim
Chae-Seo Rhee
Myung-Whun SungYoung Soo Rho
Se-Heon KimKwang-Jae Cho
Sung Wan KimHong Ryul JinSoo Whan Kim
Young Hak ParkYoung Ik SonSeung-Ho Choi
Sung Hwa HongJun Ho LeeYun-Hoon ChoungShi-Nae Park
Hong-Shik ChoiLee-Suk Kim
Han Su KimHyun Jun HongJong Woo ChungMisun YoonMyung-Whan Suh
Sung-Won ChaeKyung Su KimTack-Kyun Kwon
Ja-Won KooKyu Sung KimHong Ju Park
Rhinology, Allergy and Plastic Facial
SurgeryRH
Gerhard Rettinger (Germany)
Laryngology and Broncho-
OesophagologyLB
JanOlofsson (Norway)
Otology, Neuro-Otology andSkull Base Surgery
MarcusAtlas (Australia)
Phoniatrics and Audiology
PA
ManfredGross (Germany)
Pediatric Otolaryngology
PE
Tania Sih(Brazil)
Equilibrium EQ
MamoruSuzuki (Japan)
Johannes J. Fagan (South Africa)Robert L. Ferris (USA)Sheng-Po Hao (Taiwan)C. René Leemans (The Netherlands) Adriana O'Byrne (Colombia)
Wytske Fokkens (The Netherlands)Hiroshi Moriyama (Japan)Metin Önerci (Turkey)Pietro Palma (Italy)Tom D. Wang (USA)De Yun Wang (Singapore)
Alaa El Feky (Egypt)Yasuo Hisa (Japan)Murray Morrison (Canada)Marc Remacle (Belgium)David Vokes (New Zealand)
Bruce Black (Australia)Juan Chiossone (Venezuela)Bruce Gantz (USA)Karl Huttenbrink (Germany)David A. Moffat (United Kingdom)
Philippe H. Dejonckere (The Netherlands) Mariola Sliwinska-Kowalska (Poland) Mahmoud Youssef (Egypt)
Javier Cervera (Spain) Alan Cheng (Australia)Sukgi Choi (USA)Haifa Al Nasser (Saudi Arabia)Bolajoko O. Olusanya (Nigeria)Noboru Yamanaka (Japan)
John P. Carey (USA)Mauricio Malavasi Gananca (Brazil)Mans Magnusson (Sweden) Michael Strupp (Germany)Yi-Ho Young (Taiwan)
International Subspecialty Committee Local Subspecialty Committee
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Advisory Committee
Ricardo Ferreira Bento (Brazil)
Eugene B. Kern (USA)
Hesham Negm (Egypt)
Desiderio Passali (Italy)
George A. Tavartkiladze (Russia)
Kaoru Ogawa (Japan)
* The list is in the process of being updated.
Albania Besim BociAngola Filipe Matuba Argentina Hugo Anibal RodriguezArmenia Arthur Kim ShukuryanAustralia Stephen John O'LearyAustria Hans Edmund EckelAzerbaijan Azizaga Mehtioglu TalishinskiyBahrain Ahmed J. JamalBangladesh Kamrul Hassan TarafderBelarus Ludmila PetrovaBelgium Mark JorissenBolivia Roberto RomeroBrazil Richard Voegels, Sung Ho JooBrunei Dato Paduka JosephBulgaria Todor Karchev, Dilyana VichevaCambodia Sea HuongCameroon Geneviève Bengono TouréCanada Manohar BanceChile Marcos V. GoycooleaChina De Min Han, Dong-Yi HanColombia Juan Manuel Garcia GomezCosta Rica Arturo Brenes GamboaCote d'Ivoire Ambroise Ette-AkreCroatia Tomislav Baudoin Cuba Antonio PazCyprus Antonis KounounisCzech Republic Jan BetkaDenmark Lars Holme NielsenDominican Republic Freddy Ferreras MendezEcuador Fernando Silva ChaconEgypt Mohamed HegazyEl Salvador Caballero SibrianEstonia Kristel KallingEthiopia Abebe Melaku WassieFinland Anne Pitkäranta, Reidar Grenman France Bernard Fraysse, Frederic ChabolleFYR Macedonia Vladimir KaevGeorgia Shota JaparidzeGermany Karl Martin HörmannGhana George Wireko-BrobbyGreece Aristides Athanasiadis-SismanisGuatemala Víctor Manuel Calderón KieslingHong Kong, China Michael Tong, Andrew van Hasselt
Hungary Istvan SziklaiIceland Sigurdur KristjanssonIndia Milind Kirtane, Ramesh C. Deka, Hemant AhluwaliaIndonesia Bambang HermaniIran Ahmad Daneshi, Mohsen Naraghi, Alireza MesbahiIraq Nabeel Khadhoori AlmukhtarIreland Alexander W. BlayneyIsrael Dan M. FlissItaly Roberto Filipo, Marco PiemonteJamaica Halda Shaw, Barbara Salmon-GrandisonJapan Ken-ichi Nibu, Hiroshi MoriyamaJordan Fawzi SahebKazakhstan Rais ToulebaevKenya Mujahid F. DinKosovo Adem LimaniKuwait Abdul Hameed Al-MuhannaKyrgyzstan Georgy A. FeiginLaos Sayadeth RatanavongLatvia Ligiza Kise Lebanon Khalil KharmaLibya Khaled Salem MesalatyLithuania Virgilijus UlozasLuxembourg Eugène PanosettiMalaysia Abdullah SaniMalta Adrian M. AgiusMexico Ricardo Antonio de Hoyos ParraMoldova Ion AbabiiMongolia Bat ErdenechuluunMorocco Abdelhamid BenghalemMyanmar Thein TunNepal Hari BhattaraiNetherlands Emmanuel MylanusNew Zealand Randall MortonNicaragua Jorge Ortega Nigeria Abiodun D. OlusesiNorway Olav KlausenOman Mazin Jawad Al-KhabouriPakistan Tariq RafiPanamá Araceli de la GuardiaParaguay César FrancoPeru Miguel García-Calderón SandovalPhilippines Gil M. VicentePoland Henryk Skarzynski
International Advisory Board
International Advisory Members
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Local Advisory Members
Portugal Manuel Pais ClementeQatar Ali A. R. Al-AnsariRomania Silviu AlbuRussia Yuri K. Yanov, Ekaterina Osipenko , Sergei KarpischenkoSaudi Arabia Saud Saleh Alsaif Senegal El-Hadj Malick DiopSerbia Vojko DjukicSingapore Christopher Hood-Keng GohSlovakia PavelDoležalSlovenia Saba Battelino South Africa Darlene LubbeSpain Manuel Bernal-SprekelsenSri Lanka Chandra JayasuriyaSweden Johan Hellgren, Matti AnnikoSwitzerland Claudine GysinSyria Akram Al-HajjarTaiwan Chuan Jen Hsu, Sheng-Po Hao
Tajikistan Ghafur KhodjamurodovTanzania Baltazar M. MinjaThailand Chaweewan Bunnag, Suchitra PrasansukTunisia Mohsen HammamiTurkey Osman Nuri ÖzgirginUkraine Dmytro ZabolotnyiUnited Arab Emirates Hussain Mohammad Abdul RahmanUnited Kingdom Valerie J Lund, David A. MoffatUruguay Juan Carlos Leiva, Hamlet SuarezUSA Timothy TK Jung, K. J. Lee Eugene Myers, Jens Ponikau Gregory W. Randolph, Ashley WackymUzbekistan Saidakran KhasanovVenezuela Juan A. Chiossone, Jacqueline Alvarado MedinaVietnam Nguyen Thi Ngoc DungYemen Abdullah Mohammed Al-HilaliZimbabwe Clemence Chidziva
Byung Hoon AhnJae Sin AhnTae Hwan AhnSoo-Youn AnByoung Joon BaekMoo Jin BaekRong-Min BaekSung Wan ByunJung Hyun ChangSun O ChangHyun ChoJin Hee ChoJu Eun ChoYong Bum ChoByoung-Whui ChoiIck Soo ChoiJinsu ChoiSeung Hyo ChoiSoo Jeon ChoiYoung-Seok ChoiKwang Chol Chu Young Myoung ChunMyung-Hyun ChungPhil-Sang ChungSung Min ChungHun Jong DhongKyung Wook Heo Choon Gi HongHyun Jeong HongIl-Hee HongKi Hwan HongSeong Soo HongSeung Bong HongSeung-Chul HongChul Ho JangTae Young Jang
Yong Ju JangEun-Ju JeonSung Min JinBeom Cho JunKwang-Yoon JungJae Goo KangJun Myung KangSang Hoon KangSung-Ho KangBo-Hyung KimByung Guk KimChang-Hoon KimChang-Jin KimChoon-dong KimEun-Young KimGi Hwan KimHee-Nam KimHojoong KimHyung-Jong KimHyung-Tae KimIc-Tae KimJae Il KimJin Pyeong KimKi-Sik KimKwang Moon KimMyung-Gu KimSeon-Tae KimSeung Woo KimSung-Shik KimYong Bok KimYong-Dae KimYoon Hwan Kim Soo-Kweon KooJaehwan KwonKee Hwan KwonSoon Young Kwon
Byung Don LeeByung-Joo LeeDong Jin LeeEui-Suk LeeGuk Haeng LeeHeung-Man LeeHwan Ho LeeHyun-Seok LeeIl-Woo LeeJae Hoon LeeJae Yong LeeJoo-Hyung LeeSang Duck LeeSang Heon LeeSang Joon LeeSee Young LeeSeok Ki LeeSeung Hwan LeeSeung Ju LeeWon Yong LeeSang Chul LimYang Gi MinHee-Bom MoonIn Hee Moon Seongmoo Moon Jung Gwon NamSeung Ha OhByung Cheol ParkByung Kuhn ParkChan Hum ParkChang Sik ParkDong Joon ParkHeon Soo ParkKuk-Jin ParkKyung-You ParkMoon-Suh Park
Sang Yoo ParkSee Young ParkSeok-Won ParkSeung-Il ParkYong-Jin ParkKi Sang RhaSang Yul ShimWoojin ShimChang Sik ShinGwang Cheol ShinSee-Ok ShinSeung-Heon ShinJin-Ho SohnByeong Ho SongChangeun SongSi Youn SongYong Jin SongDong-Il SunKi Bum SungSook-Whan Sung Kyung TaeHoon Young WooHoon Shik YangSang Won YeoJoo-Heon YoonSangwon YoonTae Hyun YoonDong Hee YuJa Bock Yun
IFOS Seoul 2013"Innovation and Integration in ORL-HNS"
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International Faculty
International Faculty Members As of July 9, 2012Baharudin AbdullahVictor AbdullahGeneroso T. AbesJean AbitbolMarlinda Adham YudhartoOliver AdunkaArun AgarwalKlaus AlbergerJacqui AllenCüneyt AlperDario AlpiniAyman AminIda AmirSimon AngeliPatrick AntonelliFazil ApaydinGiuseppe C. AppianiSue ArchboldFazll Necdet ArdlcChristoph ArensMiguel ArísteguiWolfgang ArnoldBernard ArsTakahiro AsakageAntje AschendorffDimitrios AssimakopoulosDaniel A'WengenVincent BachySameer Ali BafaqeehBernhard BaierDoris-Eva BamiouMaurizio BarbaraJulie Barkmeier-KraemerDietmar BastaJames BatteyRolf-D. BattmerCarol BauerWolf-Dieter BaumgartnerRainer BeckGianluca BellocchiMichael S. BenningerKlaus BergerAssar BjorneElizabeth A. BlairAndrew BlitzerJoel H. BluminRaymond Boniver
Sergio BotteroAnu BoulderDavid BowdlerCarol R. BradfordPatrick J. BradleyKrister BrantbergDetlef BrehmerRobert JS BriggsMatthew BromwichAdolfo M. BronsteinXingKuan BuCraig A. BuchmanJeffrey M. BumpousJim BurnsMario BussiBenjamin CampomanesCarlos CamposLars Olaf CardellThomas E. CareyA. Simon CarneyAndre CarvalhoMargaretha L. CasselbrantJan CasselmanPaul F. CastellanosPer Caye-ThomasenCarlos CenjorJimmy Yu-Wai ChanRakesh ChandraPankaj ChaturvediAndre ChaysLei ChenMu-Kuan ChenPo-Wen ChengRayleigh Ping-Ying ChiangShintaro ChibaChih-Yen ChienRichard A. CholePen-Yuan ChuSau-Tung ChuCemal CingiMartin J. CitardiAndrew ClarkeNoam A. CohenVittorio CollettiMinas ConstantinidesJacquelynne CoreyGonzalo Corvera Behar
Agricio CrespoLuc CrevitsGaye W. CroninRoger CrumleySharon CushingRon DaganChunfu DaiGiovanni DanesiRené DaumanAlejandra DazaAlessandro de AlarconNico de VriesOlivier DeguineAntonio della VolpeCraig S. DerkayEnrico Micael G. DonatoPin DongJohn L. DornhofferRichard DouglasIlana DoweckChristian DubrueilPavel DulguerovJohn D. DurrantClaus ElberlingIvan El-SayedA. E. El-ShazlyMohamed Samy ElwanySamer FakhriMaurizio FalcioniJose N. FayadBerrylin J. FergusonSean FlanaganPaul W. FlintHossam M.T. FodaCharles N. FordRamon Arturo FrancoPeter FranzRick FriedmanJohan FrijnsPatrick FroehlichShigeharu FujiedaMasato FujiiSatoshi FukudaJoseph FurmanNeal D. FutranArun K. GadreNina Gale
Noel GarabedianEmilio Garcia-IbanezLuis García-IbañezGeorge A. GatesJavier GavilanMustafa GerekKate GfellerWilliam P.R GibsonMichael GleesonJoel A. GoebelYau Hong GohAndrew N. GoldbergDavid GoldenbergFrederik GoplenCarlos R. GordonKaren GordonFerdinando GrandoriJan J. GroteAchal GulatiEnis Alpin GuneriKiyofumi GyoRudolf HagenG. Michael HalmagyiEvert HamansJoseph K. HanLe HanhAnastasios HantzakosHirotaka HaraJeffrey P. HarrisShinichi HarunaRichard HarveyYasuhisa HasegawaSho HashimotoBruce H. HaugheyRudolf HäuslerRyuichi HayashiRichard E. HaydenAvi Khafif HefetzJohn-Helge HeimdalStefan HellerPeter HellingsFrans J HilgersAllen HillelKatsuhiro HirakawaShigeru HiranoIngeborg Hochmair-DesoyerJohn M Hodges
Michael E. HofferFlavio HojaijChristopher HolsingerAkihiro HommaIwao HonjoArata HoriiJohn HouseTzu-Yu HsiaoDaniel Zaoming HuangWeining HuangMalou HultcrantzThomas HummelEric J. HunterPeter HwangKeiichi IchimuraKatsuhisa IkedaTetsuo IkezonoTakao ImaiHasan Mete InancllArmagan IncesuluMasahito InoueJonathan C. IrishKazuo IshikawaStacy L. IshmanNobuhiko IsshikiJuichi ItoShinichi IwasakiRobert JacklerRoger JankowskiHerman JenkinsDan JiangJack JiangJonas T. JohnsonNikki JohnstonSteven JuhnKimitaka KagaChuan-Hsiang KaoPetros KarkosKazuyoshi KawabataHideyuki KawauchiRehan KaziRobert M. KellmanCatherine KendallAndrew KendrickKevin A. KerberRobert C. KernPaul R. Kileny
Jennifer C. KimMichael KimTodd KingdomHerman KingmaSeiji KishimotoVitaly E. KisilevskyTadashi KitaharaKen KitamuraHiroya KitanoChristoph KlingmannJan KlozarRia Trimartani KoentoNaoyuki KohnoIzumi KoizukaMartin KompisWei Jia KongSergey KosyakovLuiz P KowalskiDennis H. KrausSuren KrishnanJona KronenbergMelda KundukYuichi KuronoJean-Silvain LacroixAnil LalwaniSusan E LangmoreRoland LaszigDaniel J LeeFei-Peng LeeKatyh Y.S. LeeKa-Wo LeeThomas LenarzHoward LevineHsueh-Yu LiDavid J. LimHsin-Ching LinThomas LinderRuth LitovskiTien-Chen LiuStephen LoBenjamin LoaderAndrew LomasValerie LooiJose Antonio Lopez-EscamezHubert LowenheimMichal LuntzWilliam M. Luxford
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* The list is in the process of being updated.
Bernard M. LyonsLeen K. MaesHans MahieuRaphaël MaireAntti MäkitieRicardo ManigliaSpiros ManolidisManuel ManriqueLeonardo ManzariGeorge MarcellsFrancis MarchalYouri MarynAndrea MarzettiSteve MasonLesley MathiesonJoachim T. MaurerTimothy M. McCullochMichael McKennaJesus E. MedinaAna MendesJayakumar R. MenonJosef MillerLloyd B. MinorRon B. MitchellHidemi MiyazakiSoichiro MiyazakiRanko MladinaAage R. MollerPer MollerSimonetta MoniniPhilippe MonnierEric J. MooreWilliam MoretzRalph MösgesBard Eldine MostafaRichard MoxonJeff MulderAndreas MüllerJoachim MüllerToshihisa MurofushiCharles M. Myer IIIJoseph NadolKunihiko NagaharaKensei NaitoYasushi NaitoTsutomu NakashimaSeiichi Nakata
Meijin NakayamaPrepageran A/L NarayananChristiane Neuschaefer-RubePiero NicolaiCarlos Suarez NietoSeiji NiimiThomas NikolopoulosJohn NiparkoManabu NonakaEdgard Novelo-GuerraDaniele NutiJohn G. OasJohn OatesKentaro OchiLars ÖdkvistGerard M. O'DonoghueTetsuya OgawaYasuo OgawaKenji OkamiYoshitaka OkamotoMitsuhiro OkanoKimihiro OkuboBoryenko OlegLevent OlgunKerry D. OlsenEwa OlszewskaKoichi OmoriFrancesco OttavianiAli ÖzdekLevent N. ÖzlüogluOrhan OzturanÖzmen ÖztürkJoão PaçoJames N. PalmerRandall C. PanielloBen PanizzaHarish PantMichael PaparellaBlake PapsinStephen S. ParkLorne S. ParnesFrancesco PassaliGiulio Cesare PassaliLuisa Bellussi PassaliJosé A. PatrocinioRuby PawankarMette Pedersen
Kevin D. PereiraGiogio PerettiNicolas PerezRonen PerezTuan PhamCesare PiazzaHarold PillsburyStefan K. PlontkeLea PollakDidier PortmannClaus PototschnigRudolf ProbstPrimuharsa PutraAntonio QuarantaNicola QuarantaVenkatakrishna RajajeeAngel RamosGregory W. RandolphYehoash RaphaelHelge Rask-AndersenNiels RasmussenGábor RépássyJohn S. RheePeter Rhys-EvansJeremy D. RichmonThomas K. RobbinsPeter S. RolandThomas RolandPhilippe RombauxClark A. RosenYehudah RothJulian Rowe-JonesJay RubinsteinPaolo RuscitoAllen RyanLeonard RybakYves SabanRaymond SacksMaziar SadriShakeel R. SaeedMasafumi SakagamiAlec N. SaltMario SannaTetsuji SanukiCodrut SarafoleanuKiminori SatoSuhail I. Sayed
Amir A. SazgarJochen SchachtAnne G.M. SchilderRichard SeewaldBrent A. SeniorLevent SennarogluToru SeoElie SerranoRicardo SerranoManuel SevilaZohara SharoniAshok ShenoyRobert ShepherdAkihiro ShiotaniMasae ShiromaImtiaz Ather SiddiquiDaniel SimmenCholadhis SinrachtanantJin Keat SiowMarshall SmithTimothy L. SmithCarl SnydermanSigfrid SoliThomas SomersPhillipe SongNuntigar SonsuwanKhee Chee SooLevent SoyluJeffrey H. SpiegelGiuseppe SprianoBrendan C. StackSheila V. StagerAldo StammMilan StankovicWolfgang SteinerWales StephensOlivier SterkersMichael G. StewartPontus StiernaRobert J. StokroosTimo StoverMarshall StromeHolger SudhoffMasaaki SuzukiBengt SvenssonMario SvirskyWitold Szyfter
Haruo TakahashiHiroshi TakenakaKazuhiko TakeuchiMaliwan TammasaengEtsuyo TamuraBing TanRinze A. TangeIgnazio TascaIchiro TateyaPatrizio TattiNiro TayamaMiroslav TedlaRoberto TeggiTheodoros TeknosDavid J. TerrisTed TewfikSusan ThibeaultJochen TilleinEmily A. TobeyKoichi TomodaElina ToskalaFranco TrabalziniGombogaram TsogtjargalRalph P. TufanoMats UlfendahlTuncay UlugÖ. Faruk ÜnalRafael UrquizaShin-ichi UsamiPhaniendrakumar ValluriPaul Van de HeyningThomas Van De WaterVincent Vander PoortenDominique VibertClaudio ViciniMaurizio G. VigiliCesar Villafuerte Jr.Robert VincentElena VladykinaErivelto VolpiSusan WaltzmanChen-Chi WangHsing-Won WangJian WangQiuju WangSteven J. WangWen-Hung Wang
Akihito WatanabeYukio WatanabeMark WaxEdward M. WeaverRandal S. WeberFu-Chan WeiGregory S. WeinsteinBradely WellingKarl R. WhiteJanet WilsonGregory T. WolfBarbara WollenbergB. Tucker WoodsonGayle WoodsonHao WuJohn XenelisDinghue XieGeng XuLi XuMasahiko YamamotoHiroshi YamashitaNaoaki YanagiharaEduardo YapTe-Huei YehSertac YetiserJohn YooToshio YoshiharaTomokazu YoshizakiRobin YoungsTaskin YucelEiji YumotoK. John YunMatthew Man Wah YungGeorge H. ZalzalPeter ZbaerenHans-Peter ZennerTianyu ZhangLiang Zhou
IFOS Seoul 2013"Innovation and Integration in ORL-HNS"
Congress Overview
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Congress Venue
Title
Theme
Period
Location
Hosted by
Organized by
Official Language
20th World Congress of the International Federation of Oto-Rhino-Laryngological Societies (IFOS)
Innovation and Integration in ORL-HNS
June 1 (Sat) ~ 5 (Wed), 2013
COEX Convention and Exhibition Center, Seoul, Korea
International Federation of Oto-Rhino-Laryngological Societies (IFOS)
IFOS Seoul 2013 Organizing Committee
Korean Society of Otorhinolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery (KORL)
English
Website www.ifosseoul2013.com
COEX Convention and Exhibition CenterCOEX is Korea’s top event venue and has helped to earn Seoul a ranking in the top ten major international convention cities by the International Congress and Convention Association (ICCA). The center itself is four-floor meetings venue with over 450,000m2 of total floor space. Over 200 exhibitions and 2,000 conferences are held each year at COEX including the successfully held G20 Summit in 2010 and2012 Seoul Nuclear Security Summit.
▶ 51 Dividable Meeting Rooms
▶ 4 Multi-purpose Exhibition Halls
▶ 36,007m2 of Exhibition Space
▶ State-of-the-art AV Systems
▶ 3 Five Star Hotels ▶ 200 Stores and over 100 Restaurants
▶ Direct Access to Seoul Subway
▶ Direct Bus Service to and from
Incheon International Airport
▶ Eco-friendly ‘Green’ Industry Leader
www.coex.co.kr/eng
Program at a Glance
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Opening CeremonyThe opening ceremony will set the tone for the Congress with official remarks highlighting the unique cultural history of Korea.
Exhibit Ribbon Cutting CeremonyThe ribbon cutting ceremony will commence the opening of the exhibition.
Welcome ReceptionDelegates will take part in the welcome reception in the exhibition hall, with great wine and hors d’oeuvres served, allowing you the opportunity to mix and mingle with colleagues and friends while exploring the exhibits.
Korean NightA special night highlighting Korean culture with food and special performances.
Gala DinnerFeaturing fascinating Korean musical and dance performances, this grand finale of the Congress will present a memorable night in Seoul with delightful food and wonderful friends (USD 100 per person).
Closing CeremonyParticipants will review the highlights and achievements of the Congress and look ahead to the 21st IFOS Congress in the newly selected host city.
Social Events
• IFOS Board Meeting I : 10:00~17:00, May 31• IFOS General Assembly : 14:00~17:00, June 3• IFOS Board Meeting II : 14:00~16:00, June 4
*Program subject to change without prior notice
Opening Ceremony
Special Lecture
Exhibit Ribbon Cutting
Welcome Reception
Poster Visit
Scientific Program
Scientific Program
Scientific Program
Scientific Program
President's Dinner (Invited Only) Korean Night
Coffee Break
Gala Dinner
Coffee Break
Instructional Course
Awards &Closing Ceremony
8:00
9:00
10:00
11:00
12:00
13:00
14:00
15:00
16:00
17:00
18:00~
Time
8:00
9:00
10:00
11:00
12:00
13:00
14:00
15:00
16:00
17:00
18:00~
TimeJune 1 (Sat) June 2 (Sun) June 3 (Mon) June 4 (Tue) June 5 (Wed)
Exhibition : June 1~5 Registration : May 31~June 5
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Scientific Program
The IFOS Seoul 2013 Scientific Program will explore a wide variety of topics, providing participants with an exciting forum to exchange the latest experiences and discoveries in Otorhinolaryngology on a global scale.
SL Special Lecture A special lecture for all participants during the Opening & Closing Ceremonies
PD Panel Discussion A discussion of a controversial issue by experts in the field to further
clarify and evaluate the issue (presentation of opposite opinions and voting by the audience)
SP Symposium A series of presentations by experts in a particular field on new
findings and experiences with a view to making recommendations concerning the topic under discussion
IC Instructional Course Practical approaches in specific subjects
FO Free Paper (Oral Presentation)
"Abstracts should be submitted by November 30, 2012"FP Free Paper (E-poster)
FV Free Paper (Video Festival )
ISS Industry Satellite Symposium Organized by a sponsoring company
ME Meeting Organized by a society, clinic or all the ENT-related organizations
RT Round Table A review and discussion of a specific issue to share opinions and to present multiple perspectives on the issue
KL Keynote Lecture A special presentation by a distinguished expert in the field offered by
each subspecialty
HN
RH
LB
OT
PA
PE
EQ
Head and Neck Surgery and Oncology
Rhinology, Allergy and Plastic Facial Surgery
Laryngology and Broncho-Oesophagology
Otology, Neuro-Otology and Skull Base Surgery
Phoniatrics and Audiology
Pediatric Otolaryngology
Equilibrium
Session Abbreviations & Types
Subspecialties
E-posters / Video FestivalE-posters will be displayed on computers in PPT format. Additionally, 10 minutes video presentations accepted by the local scientific committee will be shown in a designated session room as part of the Congress Video Festival. Abstracts for E-poster and Video Festival must be submitted online through the congress website by November 30, 2012.
Call for Abstracts
Scientific Program_as of August 10, 2012 IFOS Seoul 2013(*Program subject to change)
SL
Chair
Speaker
KL SP
Chair To be announced Chair Edgar Chiossone Moderator Paul R. Kileny
Speaker KJ Lee Speaker
PD
Chair David W. Kennedy Moderator Toshiaki Yagi SP
Panelist Chair Suchitra Prasansuk Moderator Mohan Kameswaran
SP Speaker
Chair Klaus Jahnke Moderator Matthew Man Wah Yung
Speaker Dato Lokman Saim
KL KL
Chair
Speaker Chair
KL Speaker
Chair KL
Speaker
KL Chair
Speaker
Chair KL
Speaker Chair
KL Speaker
Chair KL
Speaker
KL Chair
Chair Speaker
Speaker RT
KL Chair Randall Morton Moderator Christopher Goh
Chair Panelist
Speaker
RT
Speaker Chair Akihiro Shiotani Moderator Jin Ho Sohn
Panelist
KL RT
Chair Chair Rakesh Prasad Shrivastav Moderator Johan Fagan
Speaker Panelist
KL
RT
Chair Chair Pin Dong Moderator Pankaj Chaturvedi
Speaker Panelist
KL
Chair RT
Speaker Chair Jeffrey M. Bumpous Moderator Kyung Tae
Panelist
Speaker PD
Chair Yasuhisa Hasegawa Moderator Eugene N. Myers
KL Panelist
Chair
Speaker PD
KL Chair To be announced Moderator Eun Chang Choi
Chair Panelist
Speaker
General Session
Head and Neck Surgery and Oncology-HN
Special Lecture
Recent Advances in Targeted Therapy
Management of Thyroid Cancer Management of Head and Neck Cancer in Developing Countries
Oropharyngeal Cancer - An Emerging Epidemic
Jatin Shah
To be announced
Sheng-Po Hao, Kerry D. Olsen, Marco Piemonte
Chung-Hwan Baek
Cutaneous Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the Head and Neck
Oral Cavity Carcinogenesis
Robert L. Ferris
Carol R. Bradford
Pakdee Sannikorn, Abayomi O Somefun, Marlinda Adham Yudharto
Transoral Robotic Surgery (TORS): Indications & Techniques
How I Do It: Extent of Neck Dissection
Christopher Holsinger, Se-Heon Kim, Eric J. Moore,
New Perspectives on Outcome and QOL after Treatment of Head and
Cancer
Randall Morton
Kazuyoshi Kawabata
: Microvascular H&N Reconstruction:What Has Changed in 30 Years
Chair/Moderator Ricardo Ferreira Bento, Agrício Nubiato Crespo Equilibrium Research
Chair/Moderator Won-Ho Chung, Ki Bum Sung, Yukio Watanabe
Chair/Moderator René Dauman, Istvan Sziklai
Chair/Moderator To be announced
Chair/Moderator To be announced
Chair/Moderator To be announced
Chair/Moderator Cemal Cingi
Chair/Moderator To be announced
Chair/Moderator To be announced
Chair/Moderator Geng Xu, Luo Zhang
Chair/Moderator Bernard Fraysse
Positional Vertigo
Joint Meeting of Korean Balance Society and Japan Society for
American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery (AAO)
To be announced
Management of Advanced Cholesteatoma
Gruppo Otologico
Skull Base Surgery Update
International Academy of Otorhinolaryngology (IAO)
Evaluation and Management of Single Side Deafness
Impairment, Paralysis and Paresis: and International Approach
Pan Arab Federation of Otorhinolaryngological-HNS Societies
The Value of Induction Chemotherapy in the Management of Head and
International Society for Otologic Surgery and Science (POLITZER)
Panel: Rhinoplasty Technique that I Cannot Live Without
To be announced
Endoscopic Ear Surgery
HPV-Related Head and Neck Cancers
Challenging Nasal Airway Cases: Optimizing Form and Function
Latinamerican Society of Rhinology and Facial Plastic Surgery
To be announced
To be announced
Asian Research Group for Dysphagia & Globus
Korean American Otolaryngology Socienty (KAOS)
EORTC Head and Neck Cancer Group
Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions
Pan-Chinese Academy of ORL-HNS
Brazilian Association of ENT-HNS Symposium
French Otologic Society
How I Do It? : A Video Demo Session (10 Min Video Presentation)
American Rhinologic Society (ARS)
Institute of Physiology and Pathology of Hearing / International Center of
Partial Deafness Treatment – What We Achieved Over Decade
Hearing International - ‘Hearing for All’
Hearing and Speech
Controversies in Rhinology
Interamerican Association of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology (IAPO)
Meetings organized by Societies, Clinics and ENT-related Organizations
New Frontiers in Global Humanitarian Otology
Dysphagia & Globus
Neck Cancer
Update on Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology
International Voice Group
Angiofibroma Group – South East Asia
Rhinoplasty for All
Hungarian Otorhinolaryngological Society
Hearing International (HI)
International Working Group on Endoscopic Ear Surgery (IWGEES)
Nasopharyngeal Angiofibroma
Asian Facial Plastic Surgery Society (AFPSS)
Blepharoplasty in Asian: A Guide for the Novice
Complications in Rhinoplasty: Case-Centered Approach
To be announced
Precise Diagnosis and Diverse Treatment Options for Vocal Fold Movement
Personal Tips in Asian Rhinoplasty
Reconstructive Issues in Facial Plastic Surgery
American Academy of Otolaryngology Humanitarian Committee/Global
Collegium Oto–Rhino–Laryngologicum Amicitiae Sacrum (CORLAS)
To be announced
Continuous Education Association of Turkey
Nonmelanoma Skin Cancers of The Face (or nose)
International Academy of Oral Oncology (IAOO)
Application of Electronic Middle Ear Implants
Application of KTP Laser in Otorhinolaryngology
Etiopathogenesis of Stapes Fixations
CE ORL-HNS
Intratympanic Ttreatment of Inner Ear Diseases
Rhinoplasty and Nasal Function
Special Considerations in Rhinoplasty
Sinonasal Mucociliary Clearance in Chronic Rhinosinusitis
Austrian Societies of ORL_HNS, and Neurosurgery
Advances in Endoscopic Rhino-Neurosurgery
Brazilian Association of Otorhinolaryngology and Cervico-Facial Surgery
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Scientific Program_as of August 10, 2012 IFOS Seoul 2013(*Program subject to change)
Polish Scientific Society of Hearing Disorders, Voice and Language
Communication and Institute of Sensory Organs
Chair/Moderator Sheen-Yi Fang
Chair/Moderator Anna Piotrowska, Henryk Skarzynski
Chair/Moderator To be announced
Chair/Moderator Adriana Neagos
Chair/Moderator To be announced
Chair/Moderator To be announced
Chair/Moderator To be announced
Chair/Moderator Carlos Cenjor, Manuel Manrique
Chair/Moderator Michael Paparella
Chair/Moderator To be announced
Chair/Moderator Albert Park
Chair/Moderator To be announced
Chair/Moderator Jan J. Grote, Suchitra Prasansuk
Chair/Moderator Pete S. Batra, Eric H. Holbrook Chair/Moderator Helge Rask-Andersen
Chair/Moderator Sverre Steinsvåg
Chair/Moderator Donald C. Lanza
Chair/Moderator Sverre Steinsvåg
and Treatments
Reflux in ENT
The United Airways in an ENT Perspective
New Aspects on Pathophysiology and Imaging in Menieres Disease
Universite catholique de Louvain
To be announced
Inverting Papilloma—Updates on Pathogenesis, Challenging Cases,
Romanian ENT Society
Innovative Topical Therapies for Management of Chronic Sinusitis
WHO Symposium on Primary Ear and Hearing Care
University of Minnesota
Meetings organized by Individuals
Sleep Apnea Syndrome
To be announced
World Health Organization (WHO)Meniere’s Disease
Spanish, Portuguese and Brazilian ENT Societies
Society for Middle Ear Disease (SMED)
Hearing Screening in School Age Children – Results, Concepts and Future
University of Utah
UES Dysfunction in Oro-Pharyngeal Dysphagia: to Cut, to Lift or to Rehabilitate?
Swedish Society of Oto-rhino-laryngology
Taiwan Rhinology Association
Transtympanic Treatment of Inner Ear Disorders with Special Reference to
Turkish Society of Otology-Neurootology
New Concepts for the Treatment of the Sensorineural Hearing Loss
Somatoform Dizziness in Vestibular Disorders
Revison Type 1 Thyroplasty
To be announced
Spectrum of non-Allergic Rhinitis and Treatment Strategy
Controversies in the Management of Pediatric Hearing Loss
Meetings organized by Societies, Clinics and ENT-related Organizations
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Societies, clinics and all other ENT-related organizations are welcome to submit proposals for meetings at IFOS 2013. The IFOS Scientific Program Committee will review all proposals prior to acceptance. Notification of acceptance will follow in due time and each meeting participant must personally register for the congress following acceptance. ( *Please note that acceptance of a meeting proposal does not imply that the 20th IFOS World Congress Seoul 2013 will provide funding of any kind for symposium organizers, chairs or speakers. A session room with a projector, laptop computer and electricity will be provided by the Organizing Committee.)
Twenty young scientists who demonstrate the highest levels of excellence and innovation will be recognized by the IFOS Seoul 2013 Organizing Committee through awards and grants totaling USD 20,000. Members of the Scientific Committee will evaluate each abstract to determine the winners. Winners will be announced around the time of the Congress.
• Age Limit : Under 35 years old (Born after January 1, 1977) - Applicants must submit a copy of passport to the Congress Secretariat by fax or e-mail.
• Applicants : Otorhinolaryngologists or residents and fellows-in-training - Participation in Congress scientific activities (at least one) such as oral presentation, E-poster or Video Festival.
• How to Apply : Application must be submitted through the online abstract submission system www.ifosseoul2013.com.
• Deadline of Application : By December 31, 2012
※For additional details, please visit the Congress website or send an e-mail to [email protected]
Interested organizations should submit a proposal to [email protected] including the following: Name of the Organization Symposium Title Symposium Description Brief Background Information (objectives and description focusing on the theme) Structure of the Session Speakers, Chairs and Contact Information
Call for Meetings
Designed to provide IFOS Seoul 2013 delegates with advanced knowledge in a particular area of expertise. Send your lecture proposals to be a part of the Scientific Program Faculty. Format : 40 minutes (depending on availability)
Apply by e-mail to [email protected] by September 30, 2012.The Instructional Course Application Form can be downloaded from the official IFOS World Congress website www.ifosseoul2013.com.
Apply for Instructional Courses
Applicant Requirements:
Young Scientist AwardsTwenty young scientists who demonstrate the highest levels of excellence and innovation will be recognized by the IFOS Seoul 2013 Organizing Committee through awards and grants totaling USD 20,000. Members of the the IFOS Seoul 2013 Organizing Committee through awards and grants totaling USD 20,000. Members of the Scientific Committee will evaluate each abstract to determine the winners. Winners will be announced around
Twenty young scientists who demonstrate the highest levels of excellence and innovation will be recognized by the IFOS Seoul 2013 Organizing Committee through awards and grants totaling USD 20,000. Members of the Scientific Committee will evaluate each abstract to determine the winners. Winners will be announced around
IFOS Seoul 2013"Innovation and Integration in ORL-HNS"
27 _ Third Announcement
Call for Abstracts (Oral/e-Poster/Video)
The IFOS Seoul 2013 World Congress welcomes the submission of abstracts for inclusion in the scientific program as oral, e-Poster or video presentations.
• Only abstracts submitted through the online system of the congress website www.ifosseoul2013.com will be considered.
• Authors must indicate their preference for among oral, e-Poster, or video presentation.
• Abstract Submission Deadline is by November 30, 2012.
• Topics are listed on the next page and the congress website.
• A limited number of abstracts will be selected by the Scientific Committee for oral presentation and other abstracts may be accepted as e-Posters.
• The Scientific Committee reserves the right to make the final decision on the mode of presentation.
• Abstracts will be accepted based on rankings given by a peer review of experts in the associated topic/category.
• The reviewers’ decision is final and cannot be appealed.
General information about abstract submission
How to Submit
Notification of Acceptance and Modification• Submission of an abstract indicates acceptance and compliance with the abstract submission rules, the
scientific validity of the presentation and that all authors have read and approved the abstract and its contents.
• Results of the selection, along with presentation requirements and instructions, will be sent via e-mail by December 31, 2012.
• Modifications may be made to abstracts before the system officially closes.
Registration of Presenting Authors• Accepted abstracts will be published in an Abstract CD or other archive systems which will be given to
all delegates.
• The presenting author must agree to register, attend the Congress and present the abstract as scheduled.
• Registration fees must be paid by February 28, 2013. Failure to do so will result in exclusion from the program.
Inquiries and Contact• Full details and instructions on how to prepare your abstract, please visit the Congress website at
www.ifosseoul2013.com
• For further inquiries or to withdraw your abstract, send an e-mail to [email protected]
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Topics
General- Medical History - Medical Ethics- Education Program, Global Issues- Complementary Alternative Medicine- Genetics - Stem Cell - Robotic Surgery - Epidemiology- Tropical Medicine - Database
- Oral Cavity and Oropharyngeal Cancer- Nasopharyngeal Cancer: State-of-the-art- Conservation Laryngeal Surgery- Hypopharyngeal Cancer- Salivary Gland Tumor- Sialendoscopy- Thyroid Cancer and Hyperparathyroidism- Cutaneous Cancer of the Head and Neck- Role of Surgery in the Multidisciplinary Team- Salvage and Palliative Surgery- Neck Dissection- Robotic Surgery in the Head and Neck- Reconstructive Surgery of Head and Neck Cancer- Chemo-Radiotherapy- Targeted Therapy- HPV and Head and Neck Cancer - QOL after Treatment of Head and Neck Cancer- Head and Neck Cancer in Developing Country
Head and Neck Surgery and Oncology-HN
- Epidemiology of Rhinology- Chronic Rhinosinusitis- Allergic Rhinitis and Non-Allergic Rhinitis- Immunotherapy for Allergic Rhinitis- Obstructive Sleep Apnea - Olfaction and Taste- Sinonasal Tumors- Innovative Techniques in Diagnosis and Treatment- Septum and Turbinate Surgery- FESS, MIST and Balloon Sinuplasty- Endoscopic Skull Base Surgery- Image Guided Surgery- Alternative Medicine in Rhinology- Basic and Translational Researches- Rhinoplasty -Otoplasty- Facial Trauma- Facial Reconstruction and Rejuvenation
Rhinology, Allergy and Plastic Facial Surgery-RH
- Cochlear Implant- Hearing Aid- Implantable Hearing Aid- Auditory Brainstem Implant- Drug Delivery Techniques- Auditory Neuropathy- Chronic Otitis Media- Eustachian Tube Function- Cholesteatoma- Labyrinthine Fistula- Tympanoplasty- Ossiculoplasty- Mastoidectomy- Vestibular Schwannoma- Facial Nerve Schwannoma- Glomus Tumor- Skull Base Surgery- Radiosurgery- Facial Nerve Paralysis- Tinnitus- Robotic Surgery in Otology- Genetics in Otology- Basic and Translational Researches
Otology, Neuro-Otology and Skull Base Surgery -OT
- Updates on Techniques for Laryngeal Imaging - Communication Disorders and Laryngology- Adductor Spasmodic Dysphonia - Sulcus Vocalis- Aging Voice - Pitch-changing Surgery - Exercise-induced Vocal Fold Dysfunction - Laryngoplasty for Vocal Fold Paralysis- Surgery on the Arytenoids- Bilateral Vocal Fold Paralysis - Foreign Body in Aerodigestive Tract- Dry Mouth / Oral Mucosal Diseases / Drooling- Laryngeal Trauma - Laryngopharyngeal Reflux - Laryngotracheal Reconstruction- Tracheotomy - Aspiration and Dysphagia- Cervical Diverticulum - Recurrent Respiratory Papillomatosis - Laryngeal Premalignant Lesions- Laser in Laryngology
Laryngology, Broncho-Oesophagology-LB - History and Development
- Motor Speech and Voice Disorder- Stuttering and Cluttering- Singing Voice Disorder- Muscle Tension Dysphonia- Self-Assessment of Dysphonia- Laryngeal EMG- Central Auditory Processing- Auditory Plasticity- Auditory Evoked Potential- Music Perception- Genetic Research in Newborn Hearing Screening- Newborn Hearing Screening- Hearing Aids- Recent Progress of Audiology in Adult- Training Programs for Medical Specialists in
Audiology- Electrophysiological Measures in Cochlear
Implants- Education and (Re)Habilitation Program of
Cochlear Implants
Phoniatrics and Audiology-PA
- BPPV- Meniere’s Disease- Superior Canal Dehiscence Syndrome- Migraine, Anxiety and Vertigo- Acute Spontaneous Vertigo- Posture and Gait- Vestibular Function Test- Vestibular Rehabilitation- Vestibular Prosthesis- Cochlear Implant and Vestibular Function- Vestibular Issue on 8th Nerve and Beyond- Vestibular Problem in Sports and Trauma
Equilibrium-EQ
- Acute Otitis Media- Congenital Hearing Loss- Congenital Aural Atresia- Congenital Cholesteatoma- Otitis Media with Effusion- Vertigo in Children- Pediatric Sinusitis- Pediatric Sleep Disorder- Pediatric Allergic Rhinitis- Congenital Airway Anomaly- Airway Stenosis- Tonsil, Adenoids- Vascular Neoplasm- Biofilm- Vaccination- Tracheotomy in Children
Pediatric Otolaryngology-PE
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Accommodation
❖ IFOS Seoul 2013 participants are entitled to special hotel rates available through the official housing bureau ‘Kim’s Travel Service’.
❖ To make a reservation, please sign up and register for IFOS Seoul 2013 using the congress website at www.ifosseoul2013.com
❖ Then you can proceed to book a hotel room on the accommodation of the MY Page after signing up on the website.
❖ For Group Reservation or questions pertaining to IFOS Seoul 2013 accommodation, please feel free to contact the Kim’s Travel Service.
c/o Kim’s Travel Service2F Ana Building 412-5, Dogok-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul 135-270, KoreaE-mail : [email protected] : +82-70-7404-5985 Fax : +822-571-9921
Shuttle service between the Congress venue and hotels will be available for all participants. The schedule will be announced before the IFOS Seoul 2013 starts.
How to Book a Room
Contact : Housing Bureau
Shuttle Service
Map of Congress Hotels
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Please visit the congress website www.ifosseoul2013.com for more detailed information about the congress hotels. Most hotels will add a 10% VAT and 10% Service Charge for room charge bills.
Congress Hotel List
4 Star ★★★★ Hotels
No. Hotel Distance to COEXRoom Type Breakfast
per personRoom Rates
Single Double9 Ramada Seoul 5-10 min. by carSuperior 19,000180,000 180,000
10 Hotel Riviera 5-10 min. by carSuperior 21,000180,000 180,000
11 Hotel Prima Seoul 5-10 min. by carDouble 15,000180,000 180,000
12 Ellui Hotel 5-10 min. by carDeluxe 15,000160,000 160,000
13 Bestwestern Premier Gangnam 15-20 min. by carDouble/Twin 20,000160,000 160,000
3 Star ★★★ Hotels
No. Hotel Distance to COEXRoom Type Breakfast
per personRoom Rates
Single Double14 Ibis Ambassador Seoul 10 min. by carDouble 17,000170,000 170,000
15 Hotel La Mir 10-15 min. by carStandard 17,600150,000 150,000
Residence
No. Hotel Distance to COEXRoom Type Breakfast
per personRoom Rates
Single Double16 Yeoksam Artnouveau City 5-10 min. by carCrystal Suite 13,000 170,000 170,000
17
18
Seoul Residence
CasaVille Samsung Seoul
10-15 min. by car
10-15 min. on foot
Double/Twin
Studio
9,900
Not available
120,000
90,000
120,000
90,000
5 Star ★★★★★ Hotels
No. Hotel Distance to COEXRoom Type Breakfast
per personRoom Rates
Single Double
1 InterContinental Seoul COEX 2 min. on foot (connected to COEX)
Superior
Elite
Club Superior
25,000280,000
300,000
345,000
310,000
330,000
375,000
2 Grand InterContinental Seoul Parnas
2 min. on foot (connected to COEX)
Deluxe
Junior Suite25,000
300,000
340,000
330,000
370,000
including one breakfast
3 Oakwood Premier Coex Center Seoul
5 min. on foot (connected to COEX)
Studio Deluxe Double 22,000260,000 260,000
4 Renaissance Seoul Hotel 5-10 min. by carDeluxe 30,000270,000 270,000
5 Imperial Palace Seoul 15-20 min. by carStandard
Club
31,000260,000
310,000
260,000
310,000 including one breakfast
6 JW Marriott Seoul 15-20 min. by carSuperior
Club
28,000270,000
320,000
270,000
320,000 including one breakfast
7 Lotte Hotel World 15-20 min. by carDeluxe 28,000270,000 270,000
8 Novotel Ambassador Gangnam 15-20 min. by carStandard Double 25,000220,000 220,000
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* Currency: Korean Won (₩)
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Tours and Excursions
IFOS Seoul 2013 participants can take part in our exciting tour program which includes half/full-day tours during the congress and longer pre/post congress tours. Tour specifics are subject to change prior to the start of the congress. Please visit the congress website or contact the tour agency, Grace Travel (E-mail [email protected] TEL +822-332-8946 FAX +822-6393-5177) for updated information.
Half Day Tours include : Bus Transportation, English Speaking Guide, Admission Fees / Minimum Persons : 10
Changdeokgung (Palace) is one of the "Five Grand Palaces" built by the kings of the Joseon Dynasty. Changdeokgung, which literally means "Palace of Prospering Virtue", was the most favored palace of many princes of the Joseon Dynasty and retained many elements dating from the Three Kingdoms of Korea period that were not incorporated in the more contemporary Gyeongbokgung. Jongmyo Shrine was built by Lee Seong Gye, the first king and founding father of the Joseon Dynasty. It was a primary place of worship for kings throughout the Joseon Dynasty and is registered as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site for its well-preserved ancient customs such as memorial services and traditional music.
HT-2 World Cultural Heritage Tour I [ Changdeokgung, Jongmyo Shrine, Insadong ]• Time & Dates : 09:00~12:30, June 1 (Sat), June 2 (Sun), June 4 (Tue), June 5 (Wed) • Price : KRW 56,000 per person
Once you enter Namsangol Hanok Village, you will see five restored traditional Korean houses belonging to members of various social classes, ranking from peasants to the king. The furniture in each house is situated to help guests understand the daily life of the past and visitors can try some traditional games on the ground. Leeum, Samsung Museum of Art, exhibits traditional and modern works of art by Korean and international artists. The museum itself is just as fascinating as the works of art on display, since its three buildings were designed by the internationally renowned architects, Mario Botta, Jean Nouvel and Rem Koolhaas.
HT-3 Art & Culture Tour [ Namsangol Hanok Village, Leeum Samsung Museum of Art ]• Time & Dates : 09:00~12:30, June 1 (Sat), June 2 (Sun), June 5 (Wed) • Price : KRW 65,000 per person• Leeum Museum is closed on Mondays, Namsangol Hanok Village is closed on Tuesdays
For a long time in Korea, tea has been used to provide not just refreshment but also to dispel muddled thoughts and induce self-discipline for those that were studying or meditating. Participants will learn the etiquette of drinking tea through a traditional tea ceremony wearing Hanbok (Traditional Korean Costume). Folk paintings are comprised of "functional" pictures widely used by commoners during the late Joseon Dynasty to decorate their homes or to express their wishes for a long, happy life.
HT-4 Cultural Experience Tour I [ Experience a Traditional Tea Ceremony, Try on Hanbok (Traditional Korean Costume) & Manners Lesson, Folk Drawing on a Woodblock Print, Buchimgae Cooking (Korean Pancake) ] • Time & Dates : 09:00~12:30, June 1 (Sat) ~ June 5 (Wed) • Price : KRW 113,000 per person
This history-themed tour takes participants first to Gyeongbokgung (Palace), the grandest and most comprehensive of the five palaces of the Joseon Dynasty. First constructed in 1394 and reconstructed in 1867, the name Gyeongbokgung translates in English as “Palace Greatly Blessed by Heaven”. Participants will also have a chance to visit the National Folk Museum inside of the palace and will then visit Jogyesa (Temple), home to the administrative headquarters of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism.
HT-1 Royal Relics Morning Tour [ Gyeongbokgung, National Folk Museum, Jogyesa ]• Time & Dates : 09:00~12:30, June 1 (Sat), June 2 (Sun), June 3 (Mon), June 5 (Wed) • Price : KRW 56,000 per person
Half Day Programs
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Full Day Tours include: Bus Transportation, English Speaking Guide, Admission Fees, Lunch / Minimum Persons: 10
Icheon Ceramics Village produces traditional Korean ceramics which are of high quality. The village became the center of traditional pottery during the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910) for about 500 years due to the easily obtainable materials in the areas. Icheon Ceramics Village was also the center of Joseon Baekja ceramics. Presently, about 80 pottery factories are congregated at the village, and about 300 pottery kilns are in use. Visitors can observe the pottery production process, and purchase them directly. It is worthwhile to see the crafts of these potters known as Living Cultural Treasures of Korea for creating the highest quality handicrafts.
FT-2 Old Historical Tour [ Gyeongbokgung, National Folk Museum, Jogyesa, Icheon Ceramics Village ]• Time & Dates : 09:00~17:00, June 1 (Sat), June 2 (Sun), June 4 (Tue), June 5 (Wed) • Price : KRW 125,000 per person
Hwaseong Fortress, designated a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site in December 1997, is an impressive structure from the latter part of the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910) and the official fortress of Suwon-si, Gyeonggi-do. During lunch participants will enjoy Suwon Galbi (beef ribs), one of the most popular Korean dishes. Minsokchon, is a folk village where many features of Korean culture have been collected and preserved for succeeding generations to see and learn about. Visitors can experience a genuine village atmosphere with over 260 traditional houses arranged to provide a broad understanding of Korean food, clothing and housing style of the past.
FT-3 World Cultural Heritage Tour II [ Suwon Hwaseong Fortress, Archery, Korean Folk Village ] • Time & Dates : 09:00~17:00, June 1 (Sat) ~ June 5 (Wed) • Price : KRW 140,000 per person
Just one hour away from Seoul’s suburbs, Nami Island is famous for its beautiful tree lined roads and its natural, rustic feel. A special feature of the island is the lack of telephone poles and outward signs of technology, planned thusly to maintain the natural feeling of the landscape. Beautiful chestnut and poplar trees surround a large, grassy fields the center of the island. The Garden of the Morning Calm features of a 30,000 square meter flower garden open year-round for visitor’s enjoyment. The moment you enter the garden, you will see that it is a paradise for photographers, tourists, families and couples.
FT-4 Nami Island & the Garden of Morning Calm Tour • Time & Dates : 09:00~17:00, June 1 (Sat) ~ June 5 (Wed) • Price : KRW 123,000 per person
Participants will have a chance to make Korean masks which were used in war on both soldiers and their horses; ceremonially, for burial rites in jade and bronze and for shamanistic ceremonies to drive away evil spirits; to remember the faces of great historical figures in death masks; and in the arts, particularly in ritual dances, courtly, and theatrical plays. Bukchon Hanok Village, surrounded by Gyeongbokgung, Changdeokgung and Jongmyo Shrine, is home to hundreds of traditional houses called "Hanok" that date back to the Joseon Dynasty.
HT-5 Cultural Experience Tour II [ Experience Making Traditional Masks, Bukchon Hanok Village ]• Time & Dates : 08:30~13:00, June 1 (Sat) ~ June 5 (Wed) • Price : KRW 100,000 per person
This trip to the last remaining relic of the Cold War includes a tour through the famed 3rd tunnel which was constructed by North Koreans to infiltrate the South. The 1,635 meters tunnel is 2 meters thick and runs 73 meters underground, penetrating 435 meters South of North-South Demarcation Line. Visitors will also have an opportunity to watch North Koreans going about their daily lives through a telescope at Dora Observatory. The tour will continue to the Hyeri Art Village, originally designed to be a "Book Village" linked to Paju Publishing Town in 1997. Throughout its development many artists from a variety of fields flocked to the site and, as a result, the town’s concept was expanded to include all forms of cultural art.
FT-1 DMZ (Demilitarized Zone), Hyeri Art Village• Time & Dates : 08:00~16:30, June 1 (Sat), June 2 (Sun), June 4 (Tue), June 5 (Wed) • Price : KRW 110,000 per person• DMZ Tour is not available on Mondays
Full Day Programs
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Namdaemun Market, located in the very center of Seoul, is the biggest traditional market in Korea. Most shops have their own factories and make the products themselves offering both wholesale and retail prices which enable visitors to purchase various shopping items at extremely inexpensive prices. Participants will have a chance to experience daily life and taste ordinary Korean foods. Times Square is a large, comprehensive lifestyle complex equipped with various leisure, entertainment, accommodation and dining facilities.
SH-1 Shopping Tour [ Namdaemun Market, Times Square ]• Time & Dates : 09:00~17:00, June 1 (Sat) ~ June 5 (Wed) • Price : KRW 88,000 per person• Includes : Bus Transportation, English Speaking Guide, Admission Fees, Lunch
Constructed atop the famous Namsan (Mountain) located almost directly in the heart of Seoul, the 236 meters high Seoul Tower was opened to the public on October 15, 1980 and was quickly recognized for its unparalleled panoramic views of the city. Dongdaemun Market, Korea's largest wholesale and retail shopping district, has 26 shopping malls, 30,000 specialty shops and 50,000 manufacturers. Within the ten blocks of the market area, you can find silks, clothes, shoes, sporting goods, plumbing and electrical supplies, electronics, office supplies, toys and just about everything else imaginable.
NT-1 Open for your Night Life-A [ Seoul N Tower, Dongdaemun Market ]• Time & Dates : 18:00~22:00, June 1 (Sat) ~ June 5 (Wed) • Price : KRW 122,000 per person• Includes : Bus Transportation, English Speaking Guide, Admission Fees, Dinner
Enjoy a pleasant dinner and fantastic views of Seoul while cruising along the Hangang (River).A great symbol of Seoul’s natural assets and Korea’s amazing development, the Hangang is crossed by 22 bridges, some of which put on light and water displays at night, and lined by dozens of parks and recreational areas. From the SkyArt lounge on the 60th floor of the Youksam (63) Building, participants can see spectacular views of the skyline and browse the highest art museum in the world.
NT-2 Open for your Night Life-B [ Han River Cruise Buffet Dinner, 63 Building ]• Time & Dates : 18:00~22:00, June 1 (Sat) ~ June 5 (Wed) • Price : KRW 149,000 per person• Includes : Bus Transportation, English Speaking Guide, All Admission Fees, Dinner
Shopping / Night Programs
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Travel Connections to China, Japan or Southeast Asian CountriesPlease contact the IFOS Seoul 2013 Tour Agency, Grace Travel ([email protected]), if you wish to travel to China, Japan or other Southeast Asian Countries. Customized trips are available to suit your needs.
If you would like to take a deep breath of fresh mountain air, this tour will be a great chance. Seoraksan (Mountain) is the highest mountain of the Taebaeksan range in eastern Korea. Following the Hallasan volcano on Jeju Island and Jirisan in the south, Seoraksan is the third highest mountain in South Korea. The Taebaeksan chain is often considered the backbone of the Korean peninsula and the Seoraksan National Park attracts many domestic and international tourists all year round.
PR-1 Pre-Congress Tour [ East Coast & National Beauty of Seoraksan (2 days, 1 night) ]• Tour Dates : May 30 (Thu) ~ May 31 (Fri) • Price : KRW 586,000 per person (KRW 670,000 for single)• Includes : Bus Transportation, English Speaking Guide, Admission Fees, Meals, Accommodation : Shared Twin Room at 4 Star Hotel (or similar) / Minimum Persons : 4
Located on Odaesan, about two hours by car from Seoul, Woljeongsa (Temple) was built by the monk Jajang Yulsa in 643. At Woljeongsa participants will have a chance to experience Korean Buddhist traditional culture and the practice of Seon Meditation. This 24-hour overnight program will allow participants to find their 'true self' amongst the harmony of nature. Temple stays also provide opportunities to partake in various traditional practices and ceremonies such as Yebul (chanting ceremony), Chamseon (Zen meditation), Dado (tea ceremony) and Balwoo Gongyang (Buddhist formal meal service).
PR-2 Pre-Congress Tour [ Woljeongsa Temple Stay (3 days, 2 nights) ]• Tour Dates : May 29 (Wed) ~ May 31(Fri) • Price : KRW 668,000 per person (private rooms not available at temple)• Includes : Bus Transportation, English Speaking Guide, Admission Fees, Meals, Accommodation : Shared Rooms at Woljeongsa / Minimum Persons : 4
Gyeongju is the former capital of the Silla Kingdom which ruled most of Korea from the 7th to 9th century. With a history of more than 1,000 years as the residence of Korean rulers, it contains a rich heritage of sights and remains from that period. The city spends a great deal of resources to preserve what has been dubbed "the museum without walls". Gyeongju’s historical treasures include Seokguram (Grotto), Bulguksa (Temple), Gyeongju Historic Areas and Yangdong Folk Village, all of which have been designated World Heritage Sites by UNESCO.
PT-1 Post-Congress Tour [ Legendary Shilla Dynasty Gyeongju (2 days, 1 night) ]• Tour Dates : June 5 (Wed) ~ June 6 (Thu) • Price : KRW 634,000 per person (KRW 710,000 for single)• Includes : Bus Transportation, English Speaking Guide, Admission Fees, Meals Accommodation : Shared Twin Room at 4 Star Hotel (or similar) / Minimum Persons : 4
Just an hour’s flight south of Seoul, Jeju Island, often called the “Island of the Gods,” is one of the most popular vacation spots in Asia. The island’s mixture of the beautiful scenery, sparkling beaches, volcanic landscapes and temperate climate draw many similarities to the Hawaiian Islands. The island offers visitors a wide range of activities: hiking Hallasan (Mountain, South Korea’s highest peak), horseback riding, visiting various UNESCO World Natural Heritage Sites, water sports and scuba diving or just relaxing on one of the many beautiful beaches. Jeju Island was officially proclaimed one of the New 7 wonders of Nature on December 21, 2011.
PT-2 Post-Congress Tour [ Jeju Island (3 days, 2 nights) ]• Tour Dates : June 5 (Wed) ~ June 7 (Fri) • Price : KRW 1,145,000 per person (KRW 1,300,000 for single)• Includes : Bus Transportation, English Speaking Guide, Admission Fees, Meals Accommodation : Shared Twin Room at 4 Star Hotel (or similar) / Minimum Persons : 4
Pre-Congress Tour Programs
Post-Congress Tour Programs
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About Seoul
Visitors to Seoul are often struck by the city’s incredibly diverse atmosphere and multi-faceted profile. Evidence of Korea’s fabled economic development and technological initiative abounds, yet Seoul’s illustrious history, dating back to the founding of the Joseon Dynasty in 1392, has hardly been ignored. Grand imperial palaces and serene temples have been meticulously preserved amongst the towering skyscrapers and busy urban sprawl that have come to be associated with modern Seoul. Recently, the city has been making a solid push to re-establish its natural beauty and environmentally friendly side. In addition to the lush forests and mountains which encircle Seoul, successful projects to landscape and restore the Cheongyecheon (Stream) and Hangang (River) banks have provided a wonderful refuge from the pressures of urban life.
Culture, mixture of old & new
Cuisine, foods for well-being
Hi-Tech, fast and fascinating
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Useful Information
The climate of Korea is characterized by four distinct seasons; spring, summer, fall, and winter. Seoul in early June is in the beginning of summer and the average temperature is 21.9℃ (71.42°F). Participants are recommended to carry their umbrellas in case.
Weather
Korean time is 9 hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT+9)Time Zone
The Standard unit of currency in Korea is the Korean Won (KRW). Currency can be exchanged at most banks and International Airports by displaying your passport. As of July 30, 2012, the exchange rate is approximately USD 1 to KRW 1,136.
Currency & Exchange
Korea Tourism Organization http://kto.visitkorea.or.kr/enu/index.jsp Gateway to Korea http://www.korea.net Seoul Convention & Visitors Bureau http://www.miceseoul.com Seoul Metropolitan Government http://english.seoul.go.kr Visit Seoul http://www.visitseoul.net Korea Immigration Service http://www.immigration.go.kr/indeximmeng.html Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade http://www.mofat.go.kr/english/visa/apply/index.jspIncheon International Airport http://www.airport.or.kr
Useful Websites
The standard electricity supply is 220-volt AC/60 cycles. Most hotels may provide outlet converters for 110 and 220 volts.
Electricity
Government office hours are usually from 9:00 to 18:00 on weekdays and closed on weekends. Banks are open from 9:00 to 16:00 on weekdays and closed on Saturdays and Sundays. Most stores are open every day from 10:30 to 20:00, including Sundays.
Business Hours
The official language of Korea is Korean, but English is spoken at most hotels, restaurants, shops and in all the main tourist sites. All public transportation signs and information are also printed in English.
Language
The official congress airline is Korean Air, a leading international airline flying to 119 destinations in 40 countries. Korean Air is committed to providing the best service and hospitality for all registered participants of the IFOS Seoul 2013 and offers 15% discounted airfares in economy and 20% discounted airfares in business class (based on the flight fare in each local area / excl. BAF and tax).
Official Airline (Get discounted flight ticket)
Additional details will be available on the Congress website at www.ifosseoul2013.com. To contact branch offices of Korean Air, please go to www.koreanair.com/local/kr/gp/eng/cs/ck/eng_cs_ck.jsp.
Please follow the steps below for your flight ticket discounts.
Registration firstfor IFOS Seoul 2013
via the official websitewww.ifosseoul2013.com
Visit or call a branch officeof Korean Air
Present registrationconfirmation letter from Congress Secretariat
Receive ticketwith special fare
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Our Partners
Registration Information
The opportunity for the sponsorship is now available and mind that any kinds of sponsorship items can be discussed with the exhibition committee. Please contact the congress secretariat by e-mail to [email protected].
For more detailed information about sponsorship, exhibition advertisement and industry satellite symposium, please check the sponsorship prospectus which can be downloaded from the congress website www.ifosseoul2013.com
On-line registration is strongly encouraged at www.ifosseoul2013.com or complete the registration form on the next page and e-mail it to [email protected] or fax to +822-3476-8800
All foreign visitors entering South Korea must possess a valid passport. National of most countries may enter visa-free for a maximum duration of 30 days, given possession of confirmed return or alternate destination tickets. For a list of countries with visa-free entries and countries under visa exemption agreements, please go to www.mofat.go.kr/ENG/visa/application/index.jsp. For more specific information regarding visa requirements, please contact your local Korean consulate.
Participants who require an official letter of invitation in order to attend the Congress should download the Invitation Letter Request Form from the congress website and send the completed form to [email protected].
Visa Requirements
IFOS and the local organizing committee are pleased to offer discounted registration fees of USD 350 to participants under 40 years old (born on or after January 1, 1972) from emerging countries with a per capita gross national income of US 4,000 dollars or less, based on 2010 World Bank data. (http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NY.GNP.PCAP.CD)
To obtain this discounted registration fee, a copy of your passport must be sent to the Congress Secretariat by e-mail ([email protected]) or fax (+822-3476-8800) after sign-up and registration via the congress website www.ifosseoul2013.com.
Discounted Registration Fees
Invitation Letters
Major Sponsorship Up to Jun. 30, 2012 Jul. 1, 2012~Sep. 30, 2012 From Oct. 1, 2012
Diamond USD 400,000 USD 440,000 USD 484,000
Platinum USD 300,000 USD 330,000 USD 363,000
Gold USD 200,000 USD 220,000 USD 242,000
Silver USD 100,000 USD 110,000 USD 121,000
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Registration Form
[1] Personal Details (Please type legibly or in capital letters)
[2] Registration Fees *Please mark ( ) the appropriate box *all fees are quoted in US Dollars (USD)
Gender
Middle Name
StateCountryFax
Password(4-8 letters)
□ Male □ Female
Title □ Dr. □ Prof. □ Mr. □ Ms. □ Other __________________________Given (First) NameFamily (Last) NameDepartmentOrganizationAddressCity
* The above e-mail address and password will function as your ID and Password for the on-line registration and abstract submission system.* Special Requirements: Specify dietary, wheelchair access or other requirements. ______________________________________________
■ACCOMPANYING PERSON(S)
1. □ Mr. □ Ms. □ Other ( Please Specify _________________ ) Name__________________________________2. □ Mr. □ Ms. □ Other ( Please Specify _________________ ) Name__________________________________
1. If you are registering as a resident, fellow or student, a status verification form must be filled out and sent to the Congress Secretariat along with a copy of your passport by fax (+822-3476-8800) or e-mail ([email protected]).
2. Non M.D. and Non ENT registrants, including but not limited to, technicians and nurses, must provide an official letter of status verification and copy of an ID to the congress secretariat by fax or e-mail.
3. Participants from emerging countries (per capita GNI of US $4,000 or less, according to 2010 World Bank data http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NY.GNP.PCAP.CD) are entitled to discounted registration fees. To obtain this discount, a copy of your passport must be sent to the Congress Secretariat by fax or e-mail.
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June 1~5, 2013 / COEX Convention and Exhibition Center On-line registration is strongly encouraged. Register on-line at www.ifosseoul2013.com or
complete the following form and e-mail it to [email protected] or fax to +822-3476-8800
Fellows/Residents(under 35-year old)
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Emerging Country 3
(under 40-year old)
I hereby confirm the above registration and also certify that I have read and understood the terms of registration details as well as the cancellation policy, which I accept without any restrictions.
[Congress Secretariat] Tel +822-3476-7700 Fax +822-3476-8800 E-mail [email protected]
Retain a copy for your records
Date (mm/dd/yy): Signature:
[3] Social Events
[4] Additional Participant Information
Please indicate your attendance at all functions.
[5] Payment Details1. Bank Wire Transfer
■ Bank Name: Korea Exchange Bank SEOCHOJUNGANG Branch (Tel: +822-594-8907)■ Account Holder: Korean Society of ORL-HNS■ Account Number: 650-008057-318■ SWIFT BIC: KOEXKRSE
Bank Information
* A duplicate or photocopy of the bank transfer statement with the applicant’s name and address in addition to the payment details must be sent to the Secretariat by fax or e-mail.
* All bank service charges are to be paid by the applicants. Checks will not be accepted. A confirmation letter will be forwarded to you after we have received your full payment.
2. Credit CardsRegistration fees may be paid by credit only through the secure online registration system at www.ifosseoul2013.com. Only VISA, Master and JCB cards are accepted.
[6] Cancellation and Refunds Policy* All cancellations must be submitted in writing via fax or e-mail to the congress secretariat.* All refunds will be processed after the completion of the IFOS 2013 World Congress according to the following policy
and all processing fees will be deducted from the reimbursement.- Up to December 31, 2012: USD 100 will be deducted from the registration fee for administration charges.- Up to March 31, 2013: A 50% of the registration fee will be refunded.- From April 1, 2013: No refunds will be given for cancellations received on or after this date.* If you do not attend the congress without notice of cancellation, no refund will be given.
[7] Visa & PassportAll foreign visitors entering South Korea must possess valid passports. Nationals of most countries may enter visa-free for a maximum duration of 30 days, given possession of confirmed return or alternate destination tickets. For a list of countries with visa-free entries and countries under visa exemption agreements, please go to www.mofat.go.kr/ENG/visa/application/index.jsp For more specific information regarding visa requirements, please contact your local Korean consulate.
June 1 (Sat), 2013 □ Yes, ___persons□ No Included in registration fee
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Included in registration fee
June 3 (Mon), 2013 □ Yes, ___persons□ No
Included in registration fee
Opening Ceremony
Welcome Reception
Korean Night
□ None □ Vegetarian □Other __________________ Special Diet
Conveniently located in the heart of Korean peninsula, Seoul is served by two international airports bringing visitors from all around the world. Rated the world’s best airport in 2004, and consecutively from 2006 to 2010 by Global Traveler, Incheon International Airport is served by 70 airlines, and handles over 1,400 direct flights each week from 176 major cities around the globe. Following the completion of Incheon International Airport, Gimpo International Airport is mainly used for flights to and from major cities in China and Japan as well as domestic travel.
1. Railroad ExpressAirport Railroad Express operates between Incheon International Airport and Seoul Station. Transfer to subway line number two (the Green line) at Hongik University Station which connects to Samseong Station at COEX Convention and Exhibition Center, the Congress venue.
2. Airport Limousine BusBus schedule and tickets are available at the Transportation Information Counter (near exits No. 2, 4, 9 and 13) on the arrival floor (ground level) of the passenger terminal. All limousine buses operate between the hours 5:35 and 21:00 to COEX Convention and Exhibition Center and major hotels in the city. Limousine bus fares range from KRW 8,000 to 14,000 depending on number of stops.
3. TaxiTaxis take approximately 70 minutes from Incheon International Airport to the venue. A regular taxi costs roughly KRW 70,000 (approx. USD 70) depending on traffic conditions in Seoul. The deluxe taxi fare is around KRW 90,000 (approx. USD 90). Toll of KRW 7,000 should be paid by patrons at the toll bridge. Car phone is available, and a receipt will be issued.