The Congress

International Congress
of the International Society
of Psychosomatic Obstetrics
and Gynecology
Venezia, Italy
October 28-30, 2010
PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME
www.ispog2010.com
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Contacts &
Secretariats
Index
Scientific secretariat
Introduction
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Giulia Dante
Nicola Pluchino
Valeria Valentino
Dept. of Reproductive Medicine and Child Development
Division of Gynecology and Obstetrics “P. Fioretti”,
University of Pisa
Via Roma, 35 - 56126 Pisa, Italy
Phone: +39 050 503 985
Fax: +39 050 220 7028
E-mail: [email protected]
Board
Congress Committees
Italian Advisory Board
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Affiliated Societies
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The Congress
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Format of the Congress
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Organizing secretariat
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Co-organizing secretariat
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Topics
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Registrations
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the lion
of Saint Mark
Introduction
Board
Dear Colleague,
on behalf of The Italian Society of Psychosomatic Obstetrics and Gynaecology
SIPGO we are pleased to host the 16th International Congress of the International
Society of Psychosomatic Obstetrics and Gynecology in Venice, Italy.
More and more the strict connections between body and mind are becoming clear,
and neurosciences are providing day by day even more information on the brain
activities and on how this can affect the functions of all other organs.
We have chosen the beautiful city of Venice as it is the place where art, music
and history are marvellously blent together inspiring all sorts of emotions and
sensations to all sensible people.
Wandering around the enchanting narrow streets, the “calli”, the bridges and the
canals will make everybody breath the unique atmosphere so much appreciated
by all major writers and painters, providing inspiration of profound human
sentiments of passion, love, melancholy and joy.
It is our purpose to organize a major scientific event giving the chance to all
participants to live and appreciate the Italian style in the marvellous environment
of Venice and its fascinating Lagoon.
THE ISPOG
Andrea R. Genazzani
Chairman of the Congress
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President
Klaas Wijma (SW)
Secretary General
Carlos Damonte
Khoury (E)
Immediate Past President
Beth Alder (UK)
Treasurer
Beate Wimmer
Puchinger (A)
President Elect
Karen Marieke
Paarlberg (NL)
Editors in chief
Willibrord Weijmar
Schultz (NL)
Harry van de Wiel (NL)
THE SIPGO
President
Fabio Facchinetti (I)
Past President
Chiara Benedetto (I)
Vice President
Alessandra Graziottin (I)
Board Members
Emilio Piccione (I)
Piero Capetta (I)
Antonella D. Turchetto (I)
Cristina Maggioni (I)
Treasurer
Silvia Vaccari (I)
Secretary
Rossella E. Nappi (I)
F. Facchinetti
President of the Italian Society
of Psychosomatic Obstetrics and Gynaecology
particular of
Doge’s Palace,
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Congress
Committees
President
Andrea R. Genazzani (I)
Honorary Presidents
Chiara Benedetto (I)
Emilio Piccione (I)
Secretary General
Cristina Maggioni (I)
Vice Presidents
Alessandra Graziottin (I)
Rossella E. Nappi (I)
Scientific
Committee
Chairman of the
Scientific Committee
Fabio Facchinetti (Italy)
Members
Klaas Wijma (Sweden)
ISPOG President
Carlos Damonte Khoury
(Spain)
ISPOG Secretary General
Hideo Honjo (Japan)
President of the 15th
International Congress
Aguglia E. (Italy)
Alder E.M. (UK)
Alder J. (CH)
Allen I.C. (UK)
Antsaklis A. (Greece)
Artini P. G. (Italy)
Baldaro Verde J. (Italy)
Baloglu A.(Turkey)
Basson R. (Canada)
Berga S. (USA)
Biggio G. (Italy)
Birkhaeuser M. (CH)
Bitzer J. (CH)
Borkenhagen A. (Germany)
Bruni V. (Italy)
Cabero L R.(Spain)
Caruso S. (Italy)
Caserta D. (Italy)
Cho Y.M.K. (Korea)
Corsini G.B. (Italy)
Creatsas G. (Greece)
Creedy D. (Australia)
Csermely P. (Ungary)
Davis S. (Australia)
Defey D. (Uruguay)
Dennerstein L. (Austalia)
Deslex-Zaieontz N. (CH)
Dor J. (Israel)
Faisal A. (Brazil)
Fava G.A. (Italy)
Foidart J.M. (Belgium)
Fratta W. (Italy)
Frech L. (Austria)
Fruzzetti F. (Italy)
Frydman R. (France)
Gadducci A. (Italy)
Gambacciani M. (Italy)
Genazzani A.D. (Italy)
Golse B. (France)
Guazzelli M. (Italy)
Hai Joong K. (Korea)
Halbreich U. (USA)
Hattab C. (Israel)
Huber J. (Austria)
Hunter M. (UK)
Kentenich H. (Germany)
Laan E. (NL)
particular of
St Mark’s
Clocktower
Lachowsky M. (France)
Lal M. (UK)
Leiblum S.R. (USA)
Lerner-Geva L. (Israel)
Luchi C. (Italy)
Martinez de Oliveira J. (PT)
Mazzei T. (Italy)
Meczekalski B. (Poland)
Mencacci C. (Italy)
Merari D. (Israel)
Milewicz A. (Poland)
Mimoun S. (France)
Moja E.A. (Italy)
Paarlberg M. (NL)
Palattella A. (Italy)
Pawson M. (Unted
Kingdom)
Pérez Lòpez F. (Spain)
Peters A.W. (NL)
Petraglia F. (Italy)
Pines A. (Israel)
Rauchfuß M. (Germany)
Rellini A. (USA)
Sa-Jin K. (Korea)
Schmidt P. (USA)
Schover L.R. (USA)
Sebastiani M. (Argentina)
Simoncini T. (Italy)
Siracusano A. (Italy)
Skouby S.(Denmark)
Slade P. (UK)
Smetnik V. (Russia)
Studd J. (UK)
Suleyman A. (Turkey)
Szeverenj P. (Hungary)
Tang G.W.K. (Hong Kong)
Tarlatzis B. (Greece)
Tatsuya A. (Japan)
Todella R. (Italy)
Tschudin S. (CH)
Van de Wiel H. (NL)
Virtej P. (Romania)
Vujovic S. (Yugoslavia)
Weijmar Schultz W. (NL)
Wijma B. (Sweden)
Wylie K. (UK)
Ylikorkala O. (Finland)
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Italian
Affiliated
Advisory Board Societies of pog
Ambrosini Antonio
Arduini Domenico
Bacchi Modena Alberto
Bellati Umberto
Benagiano Giuseppe
Benedetti Panici Pierluigi
Bianchi Umberto
Bolis Giorgio
Bolis Pierfrancesco
Bruni Vincenzina
Busacca Mauro
Cardone Antonio
Carta Gaspare
Caruso Alessandro
Caserta Donatella
Cherchi Pierluigi
Cianci Antonio
Cicciarella Raffaele
Cicinelli Ettore
Colacurci Nicola
De Placido Giuseppe
Dessole Salvatore
Di Lieto Andrea
Fedele Luigi
Ferrari Augusto Giuseppe
Ferrazzi Enrico Maria
Franchi Massimo
Giorgino Francesco S.
Greco Pantaleo
Guaschino Secondo
Jasonni Valerio Maria
Lanzone Antonio
Loverro Giuseppe
Maggino Tiziano
Mangioni Costantino
Marchesoni Diego
Marchionni Mauro
Martinelli Pasquale
Massobrio Marco
Mastrantonio Pasquale
Melis Gian Benedetto
Milani Rodolfo
Montoneri Concetto
Moscarini Massimo
Nappi Carmine
Nardelli Giovanni Battista
Palumbo Giuseppe
Paoletti Anna Maria
Patella Alfredo
Pecorelli Sergio
Pelusi Giuseppe
Perino Antonino
Polatti Franco
Ragni Nicola
Rizzo Nicola
Sartori Enrico
Scarselli Gianfranco
Schonauer Sergio
Selvaggi Luigi Eustacchio
Sismondi Piero
Spinillo Arsenio
Surico Nicola
Todros Tullia
Tranquilli Andrea Luigi
Venturini Pier Luigi
Venturoli Stefano
Volpe Annibale
Zullo Fulvio
Argentine Society
Mario Sebastiani
Hungarian Society
Peter Szevérinyi
[email protected]
[email protected]
Austrian Society
Beate Wimmer-Puchinger
Israeli Society
Dalia Merari
[email protected]
[email protected]
SOBOGIP Brasil
Alexandre Faisal Cury
Italian Society
Fabio Facchinetti
[email protected]
[email protected]
British Society of
POGBSPOGA
Mira Lal
Japanese Society
Hideo Honjo
[email protected]
Korean Society
Soon-Beom Kang
Dutch Society
J.F. ter Haar
[email protected]
French Society SFGOP
Sylvain Mimoun
[email protected]
German Society
Martina Rauchfuß
[email protected]
the statue
of Saint
Teodoro of
Amasea
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Spanish Society
Carlos Damonte Khoury
[email protected]
Swedish Society
Klaas Wijma
[email protected]
Swiss Society
Sibil Tschudin
[email protected]
Turkish Society
Türker Kavas
[email protected]
Uruguayan Society
Denise Defey
[email protected]
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The
Congress
The Congress
The Congress will be organized in:
Educational Courses
Plenary sessions
Plenary lectures
Debates
Meet the Professors
Symposia organized by National Societies
Sponsored symposia
Oral presentation
Poster
Plenary sessions and Symposia will include four or five
speakers each presenting his scientific research in approximately 20 minutes plus 5 minutes discussion.
Affiliated Scientific Societies and any other Scientific
Society operating in the field of Psychosomatic Obstetrics and Gynaecology, registering to the congress a
minimum of 25 participants, may propose an entire
symposium at their own cost, suggesting titles, presentations, speakers and chairmen. The Scientific Committee will examine the proposals for inclusion in the scientific programme with the possibility to include one
extra speaker or a chairman of its choice. The deadline
for submission is June 1st, 2010. All plenary, oral and
poster presentations of the Congress will be made available on-line.
Schedules of deadlines
June 1st, 2010 Submission of symposia proposal.
June 30th, 2010 Submission of abstracts.
July 30th, 2010 Registration at a reduced rate.
Abstract submission instructions and guidelines
1 Deadline for abstract submission is June 30th, 2010.
2 Each person is allowed to submit a maximum of two
abstracts as presenting author: one oral presentation
and one poster or, alternatively, two posters. There
is no limit on the number of abstracts submitted as
co-author.
3 Presenting authors will be notified whether their abstracts are accepted by July 30th, 2010. Further details
on the schedule and instructions for oral and poster
presentations will be sent to the presenting authors
later.
4 Authors, whose abstracts have been accepted, must
register for the Congress and pay the registration
fee by September 10th, 2010.
Failure to do so will result in exclusion from the programme and the Book of Abstracts.
The Scientific Programme of the Congress will be available on the website www.ispog2010.com by September
30th, 2010.
Submission procedures
Abstracts can only be accepted using the on-line form
available on www.ispog2010.com. A guideline will help
you in filling out the form. Abstracts submitted via
email or fax will not be accepted.
Special Poster Session with Venetian Cocktail
The Special Poster Session will take place on Friday
October 29 from 18.45 to 20.15.
During the official Poster Session, Poster Authors should
stand by their Posters for presentation and discussion.
CME and ECM Accreditation
The ISPOG 2010 scientific programme will be submitted for accreditation by:
UEMS (European Union of Medical Specialists)
ECM Credits for Italian Delegates
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Congress Venue
Hilton Molino Stucky, Venice
The Hilton Molino Stucky is without doubt one of Venice’s most impressive hotels. Originally built as a flour
mill in the 19th century, the building has recently been
restored and now boasts a spectacular rooftop pool and
spa, the largest Congress Centre in Venice and five contemporary restaurants and bars.
From its site on the Guidecca - the gondola-shaped island that lies minutes away from the Piazza San Marco
and all the major attractions - the hotel gazes proudly
out over the Canale della Guidecca and an unforgettable city skyline.
The major attractions of Venice are all easily accessible
from Hilton Molino Stucky. It is only a few minutes by
shuttle boat from the hotel to Piazza San Marco, the
Basilica di San Marco, and the Doge’s Palace, and from
here a short walk takes you to the Grand Canal, the
Guggenheim Museum, and the Teatro La Fenice. The
Rialto Bridge, halfway along the Grand Canal, is historically regarded as the heart of Venice.
Hilton
Molino Stucky
St Mark’s Square
Train Station
Official Language
English is the official language of the Congress.
Accomodation
For your convenience, we have reserved hotel rooms at
various price levels and a great selection of standards.
Please visit the congress website at www.ispog2010.com
to check the complete hotels list.
The Rialto
Bridge
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Format
of the Congress
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28th
Hall Venezia A 350 pax Hall Venezia B 350 pax Hall Venezia C 150 pax Hall Venezia D 150 pax
09.30-12.30 Educational Courses
14.00-15.00 Opening Ceremony
15.00-16.30 Plenary Session
Oral Presentations
16.30-17.00 Break
17.00-18.30 Plenary Session
Oral Presentations
19.30-21.00 Get Together Party at Palazzo Ducale
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29th
Hall Venezia A 350 pax Hall Venezia B 350 pax Hall Venezia C 150 pax Hall Venezia D 150 pax
08.30-09.30 German Society
National Societies symposia
09.40-10.10 Plenary Session
Oral Presentations
10.10-11.30 Break
11.30-13.00 Plenary Session
Oral Presentations
13.00-14.00 Lunchtime
14.00-15.40 Plenary Session
15.40-16.20 Plenary Lecture
Oral Presentations
Debates
Plenary Lecture
Debates
16.20-16.40 Break
16.40-18.40 Plenary Session
18.45-20.15 Poster Session
Ponte
dell’Accademia
Oral Presentations
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30th
Hall Venezia A 350 pax Hall Venezia B 350 pax Hall Venezia C 150 pax Hall Venezia D 150 pax
08.30-09.15 Meet the Professors
09.20-10.50 Plenary Session
Oral Presentations
10.50-11.10 Break
11.10-13.10 Plenary Session
Oral Presentations
13.10-14.15 Lunchtime
14.15-15.45 Plenary Session
15.50-16.30 Plenary Lecture
Oral Presentations
Debates
Plenary Lecture
Debates
16.30-17.00 Break
17.00-18.30 Plenary Session
Oral Presentations
18.40-19.00 Closing ceremony
20.00
Gala Dinner at Guggenheim Museum
Venetian
gondola
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Topics
Main Session Titles
Post-traumatic stress after childbirth
Risk perception in labour (CS on demand)
Beyond somatic obstetrical complications
Counselling the pregnant women
Adaptive and mental disorders in obstetrics
Surgery design of female genitals
The hidden tragedy – violence against women
Brain and sex steroids: a matter of gender
Complementary medicine in psychosomatic
Management of chronic pelvic pain
Psychosomatic help to infertile couple: is it possible?
Hopeless and helpless? The importance of psychosocial cure in gynaecological cancer patients
Psychobiological determinants of woman’s sexuality
Migrants and their problems in Obstetrics and
Gynecology
Psychosexual aspects in gynaecological practice
(National German Society)
Three further symposia to be organized by National
Societies
List of Topics
Biological rhythms
Body image
Cancer treatment and quality of life
Childbirth and anxiety
Childbirth and depression
Choice in contraception
Behavioral effects in hormonal contraception
Communicating/relating with pregnant women
Complementary and alternative medicine: a modern
psychosomatic track?
Cross-cultural approach to menstrual-related disorders
Psycho-biological vulnerability to menstrual activity
Emotion and assisted reproduction
Psycho-social aspects of infertility
Female vulnerability to pathologies
Gender and mental health
Feto-neonatal origin of adult disorders: an issue of
psychosomatics?
Gynecologic counseling
Labour pain: strategies of support and pain relief
Pharmacological therapies and gender differences
Post-traumatic stress related to childbirth
Pregnancy - delivery - puerperium and sexuality
Psychological support for the infertile couple
Psychosomatic and the issue of demedicalization in
Obstetrics and Gynecology
Chronic pelvic pain: psychosomatic impact
Psychosomatic obstetrics and gynecology in different
continents
Psychosomatic obstetrics and gynecology:
a subspecialty or a patient’s approach?
Rethinking comorbidities and their clinical meaning
in gynecology
Sexual and physical abuse in the lifespan.
Short and long term outcomes after sexual abuse
Sexual behaviors in adolescence
The evaluation and promotion of well-being
The meaning of support in Obstetrics
and Gynecology
Teaching and learning the pelvic examination
New insights in the pathophysiology of chronic pelvic pain
The role of sex hormones in women’s sexuality
The sexual minds of women
Transition to menopause
Vulvodynia
Women’s headaches
Post-menopausal hormone replacement therapy:
psychosomatic impact
Coping with perinatal losses
Eating disorders
Stress response and coping mechanism
Stress-related menstrual disorders
Psychosomatic impact in obesity
Psycho-social distress and maternal fetal outcome
Midwife role in psychosomatic Obstetrics
and Gynecology
Sequelae of gynecological surgery
Dyspareunia
Psycho-Oncology
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Registrations
Registration Fees
ISPOG Members Medical
ISPOG Members no Medical
Delegates Medical
Delegates no Medical
Midwife
Students and Residents
Accompanying Person
Gala Dinner
Until 30.06.10 After 30.06.10
€ 400
€ 450
€ 300
€ 350
€ 450
€ 500
€ 400
€ 450
€ 200
€ 250
€ 150
€ 200
€ 120
€ 120
€ 120
€ 120
Registration fee includes
Congress kit
Book of Abstracts in CD-Rom version
Access to all sessions and exhibition area
CME Credits and/or ECM Credits/AMA
Password to access the Congress on-line
Opening and Closing Ceremony at the Congress
Venue
Welcome Reception at Palazzo Ducale
Coffee Breaks
Poster Session with Venetian Cocktail
How to register
Registration is only possible online filling out the registration form online on www.ispog2010.com.
Cancellation policy for registration
Refunds (less € 25,00 for taxes and administrative expenses) will be granted to delegates unable to attend. A written
notice must be received by the Organizing Secretariat before
August 30th, 2010. No refunds will be made for cancellations received after August 30th, 2010. All refunds will be
issued after the Congress.
Group registration
If you are interested in a group registration (10 persons or
more), please email the Organizing Secretariat for further
information. Please note that no registration will be made
without full personal contact details for each participant
and the corresponding payment. Blank registrations are
not allowed.
Registration fee for accompanying persons includes
Participation to the Social Programme
Opening and Closing Ceremony at the Congress
Venue
Access to the exhibition area
Venetian Cocktail
Half day Venice tour
Gala Dinner
The unique atmosphere of Venice Guggenheim Museum will spell giving the unrepeatable chance to visit
the extraordinary collections hosted in the art gallery.
A charming cocktail will be served in its elegant garden
followed by an unforgettable Gala dinner in the nearby
wonderful Palazzo Zenobio.
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