Final Program

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Final Program

EUROPEAN SOCIETY
FOR SEXUAL MEDICINE
15th COnGrESS OF THE EurOpEAn
SOCIETY FOr SEXuAL MEDICInE
6 – 8 December 2012, rAI Amsterdam Convention Centre, The netherlands
www.essm.org
FInAL prOGrAM
nEW
preparation Course a 2 – 4 December 2012
MJCSM Exam
a
5 December 2012
Hosted by: the dutch Society for Sexual Medicine
Wetenschappelijke Vereniging voor Seksuele disfuncties, WVSd
Table of Content
ConGrESS VEnUE
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Welcome from the ESSM
rAi Amsterdam Convention Centre
Europaplein, Entrance E
1078 Gz, Amsterdam, the netherlands
ESSM History
www.rai.nl
ESSM Committees
SCiEntifiC SECrEtAriAt
ESSM Awards
Andrea Salonia, Md
University Vita-Salute San raffaele
Via olgettina 60
20132 Milan | italy
Email: [email protected]
rAi Amsterdam Convention Centre
General information
Social / Supporting Program
ESSM SECrEtAriAt
A Personal invitation from the
ESSM President – Gospel Concert
European Society for Sexual Medicine
ESSM Secretariat
Via ripamonti 129
20141 Milan | italy
Phone: +39 – 025 – 6601 625
fax: +39 – 027 – 0048 577
Structure of the Scientific Program
CME Accreditation
Program Schedule / overview
Scientific program
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ConGrESS And EXHiBition offiCE
thursday, 6 december 2012
office Hamburg
Hanser & Co GmbH
zum Ehrenhain 34
22885 Barsbüttel | Germany
Phone: +49 – 40 – 670 88 20
fax: +49 –40 – 670 32 83
friday, 7 december 2012
Saturday, 8 december 2012
ABC Master Course, 6 – 8 december 2012
Poster Presentations
MJCSM Exam and ESSM Preparation Course
COnGrESS App
Acknowledgements
ESSM 2012 APP CoNGRESS MoBILE®
Get the ESSM 2012 APP for your smart
phone now and experience the congress
at your fingertips!
List of Exhibitors – Exhibition Plan
List of Chairpersons and Presenters
Further information is given at
www.essm-congress.org/app
Cover Painting "Sexual Medicine", Yacov reisman, Urologist, the netherlands
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ESSM
2012
Welcome from the ESSM
dear Colleagues, friends and Members of ESSM,
Hartmut Porst
the European Society of Sexual Medicine welcomes you to Amsterdam this year to celebrate its
15th annual congress from 6th – 8th december 2012.the scientific committee together with all the
active contributors, have put together a marvellous and indeed stimulating scientific program
which should leave nothing to be desired. the educational program with its ABC Master Class
courses and theme oriented educational courses together with presentations of the most recent
scientific data and knowledge in Sexual Medicine will be presented in state of the art lectures,
round tables and poster sessions providing recent research and showcasing the fascinating achievements made in Sexual Medicine. Leading experts in the field, along with up and coming scientists and researchers, will share with you their recently gained knowledge and techniques that will
benefit you in your own clinical practices.
ESSM continues in Amsterdam with its long-standing tradition to accentuate education in Sexual
Medicine with dedicated sessions both for newcomers ("greenhorns") and any others who would
like to refresh and update their knowledge in the field. the ESSM family is sure that the scientific
program of this 15th annual congress will both fascinate and inspire you and will expand your
knowledge in the field of Sexual Medicine.
Luca incrocci
Amsterdam has provided the perfect backdrop for this scientific congress. it cultivates the feeling
of openness, free thinking and is a multicultural hot spot. it is a city that has a abundance to offer
during conference breaks and we are delighted to be here. it is an enchanting time to be in Amsterdam in the run up to the holiday season. Even the red Light district has Christmas lights of its
own (not just red ones!) and seems to never shut down. With all its sparkling lights, craft-making
markets, cosy cafes, unique shops, and “oliebollen” (the incredible fried dough balls) stands it is
hoped that you not only take away an abundance of scientific knowledge but also an abundance
of holiday cheer.
Welcome to Amsterdam 2012 for a memorable, and as always, unforgettable ESSM event!
Hartmut Porst
ESSM President
Luca incrocci
Meeting Chair
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ESSM History
2001 Rome, Italy
Francesco Montorsi, Italy
ESSM President
Hartmut Porst, MD
Private practice and hospital for Urology,
Andrology and Sexual Medicine
Neuer Jungfernstieg 6a
20354 Hamburg | Germany
2002 2003 Istanbul, Turkey
Emre Akkus, Turkey
Chair of the 15th ESSM Congress 2012
2004 London, United Kingdom
David Ralph, United Kingdom
Luca Incrocci, MD, PhD
Erasmus MC-Daniel den Hoed Cancer Center
P.O. Box 5201
3008 AE Rotterdam l The Netherlands
ESSM Presidents
1995 – 1997 Gorm Wagner, Denmark
John Pryor, United Kingdom
Copenhagen, Denmark
Petter Hedlund, Sweden
Annamaria Giraldi, Denmark
2006 Vienna, Austria
Siegfried Meryn, Austria
2008 2001 – 2004 Dimitrios Hatzichristou, Greece
2004 – 2007 Francesco Montorsi, Italy
Brussels, Belgium
Joint Congress of ISSM/ESSM
Eric Wespes, Belgium (ISSM)
Claude Schulman, Belgium (ESSM)
2009 Lyon, France
Béatrice Cuzin, Lyon
François Giuliano, Paris
2007 – 2010 Ian Eardley, UK
2010 – 2013 2005 2007 Lisbon, Portugal
Nuno Monteiro Pereira, Portugal
1997 – 1999 Inigo Saenz de Tejada, Spain
1999 – 2001 Hamburg, Germany
Hartmut Porst, Germany
2010 Malaga, Spain
Antonio Martin Morales, Malaga
1995 Porto Carras, Greece
Dimitrios Hatzichristou, Greece
2011 Milan, Italy
Andrea Salonia, Italy
1997 Madrid, Spain
Inigo Saenz de Tejada, Spain
2012 Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Luca Incrocci, The Netherlands
2000 2014Istanbul, Turkey
Ates Kadioglu, Turkey
ESSM Congress, Venues and Chairmen
Barcelona, Spain
Halim Hattat, Turkey
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ESSM Committees
ESSM EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
ESSM SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE 2012 – 2013
President Chair Hartmut Porst, Germany
Preclinical Research
Chair
Maarten Albersen, Belgium
President ElectDavid Ralph, United Kingdom
Secretary General Jens Sønksen, Denmark
Treasurer
Carlo Bettocchi, Italy
Members
Mikkel Fode, Denmark
Men’s Sexual Health
Chair
Giovanni Corona, Italy
Advisory Board
Representative
Eelke M.S. Snoeren, Norway
Christian Gratzke, Germany
MembersRaanan Tal, Israel
Patrick Jern, Finland
Stephane Droupy, France
Zsolt Kopa, Hungary
Members
Johannes Bitzer, Switzerland
Selahittin Cayan, Turkey
Carla Costa, Portugal
Natalio Cruz Navarro, Spain
Béatrice Cuzin, France
Fabrizio Palumbo, Italy
Yacov Reisman, The Netherlands
Women's Sexual
Health
Chair
Andrea Burri, UK
Stephanie Cacioppo, Switzerland
Lior Lowenstein, Israel
Ex Officio Members:
Editor of the
ESSM Newsletter
Juan I. Martinez-Salamanca, Spain
Members
Editors of the ESSM Website
Arik Shechter, Israel
Pedro Vendeira, Portugal
The ESSM Educational Committee
Chair Local Organizing Committee
Chair
Yacov Reisman
Members Giovanni Corona, Italy
Natalio Cruz, Spain
Beatrice Cuzin, France
Christina Damsted Petersen,
Denmark
John Dean, United Kingdom
Giullio Garaffa, United Kingdom
Ilan Gruenwald, Israel
Paraskevi-Sofia Kirana, Greece
Francesca Tripodi, Italy
Members
Luca Incrocci
René Kropman
Willibrord Weijmar-Schultz
Geert de Kroon
Henk Elzevier
Stephanie Both
Sandra Dieben
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ESSM Awards
The ESSM Meeting Awards
Best Presentation Awards
The best presentations will be awarded with EUR 2.000 by
ESSM’s Award Committees.
1995 Christian Stief, Germany
1997 Paul F. Engelhardt, Germany
Francois Giuliano, France
Suks Minhas, UK
1. Prize for the best presentation on FSD (preclinical)
2. Prize for the best presentation on FSD (clinical)
3. Prize for the best presentation on MSD (preclinical)
4. Prize for the best presentation on MSD (clinical)
5. Prize for the best surgical presentation
2000 Apostolos Apostolidis, Greece
F. Mumtaz, UK
Please note that the author of the presentation must be present during the congress in Amsterdam.
2002 Annamaria Giraldi, Denmark
2003 Stefan Ückert, Germany
Mustafa Usta, Turkey
Alberto Briganti, Italy
The ESSM Prestige Awards
The Executive Committee of ESSM decided to establish awards
to be presented during the annual meetings of the society:
The ESSM Career Award
This award will be presented to a senior scientist who has
made an outstanding contribution in the field. The Executive
and Scientific Committees have decided the award winner,
and the award winner will be presented during the Opening
Ceremony.
2004 Byoung Ahn, Republic of Korea
Javier Angulo, Spain
Antonio Aversa, Italy
2005 Giovanni Corona, Italy
Elke Gizewski, Germany
Attila Kun, Hungary
Sava Perovic, Serbia
The Amsterdam Young Scientist Award
2006 Fotini Ferenidou, Greece
Giulio Garaffa, Italy
Wayne Hellstrom, USA
Linda Vignozzi, Italy
Guido van Wingen, The Netherlands
The municipal authorities of Amsterdam and their destination
partners have launched the ‘Amsterdam Young Scientist
Award’. This award is an incentive award for talented scientists
and researchers up to 35 years of age and is presented by
the municipal authorities of Amsterdam with an amount of
EUR 5.000. The winner has been selected by the scientific
committee chair Andrea Salonia in cooperation with the local
meeting chair Luca Incrocci out of the potential submitted
oral presentation abstracts and by submitting a formal application.
2007 Stephanie Ortigue, France
Dara Lazar, Austria
Ignacio Moncada, Spain
Jun-Kyu Suh, Republic of Korea
Tolga Akman, Turkey
The Amsterdam Young Scientist Awardee 2012 is:
Ege Can Serefoglu, Turkey
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ESSM Awards
ESSM Award Winners
Award of Excellence
2008 David Ralph, UK
Judith Alder, Switzerland
Konstantinos Rokkas, Greece
K. Park, Republic of Korea
H. Gelez, France
2009
2002 Petter Hedlund, Sweden
2003 Selim Cellek, UK
Andrea Russo, Italy
Gert Holstege, The Netherlands
Yoram Vardi, Israel
Jas Kalsi and Giulio Garaffa, UK
2004 Stefan Ückert, Germany
2005 Javier Angulo, Spain
Ekkehard W. Hauck, Germany
2010 José La Fuente Carvalho, Portugal
Elisa Bandini, Italy
Fulvio Colombo, Italy
Jonathan Greggain, Canada
Andrea Burri, UK
2006 Andrea Salonia, Italy
2011Fabio Castiglione, Italy
Jun-Kyu Suh, Republic of Korea
Jacques Buvat, France
Rosario Leonardi, Italy
2009 Giovanni Corona, Italy
2007 Antonio Aversa, Italy
2008 Delphine Behr-Roussel, France
2010Tillmann Krüger, Germany
2011 Stephanie Cacioppo (Ortigue), Switzerland
Career Awards
2002 John Pryor, UK
2003 Gorm Wagner, Denmark
2004 Giles Brindley, UK
Ronald Virag, France
2005 Karl-Erik Andersson, Sweden
2007 Inigo Saenz de Tejada, Spain
2008 Vaclav Michael, Czech Republic
2009 Axel R. Fugl-Meyer, Sweden
2010
Hans Hedlund, Norway
2011
2012
Yoram Vardi, Israel
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15th Congress of the European
Society for Sexual Medicine (ESSM)
Lilly Satellite Symposium
LUTS/BPH, Sexual Health
and Beyond – A New Start
Thursday, December 6th 2012, 17.45 – 18.45
Auditorium
RAI Amsterdam Convention Centre, Netherlands
17.45 – 17.50
Welcome and Introduction
17.50 – 18.10
Prostate and Sex – Context Conceived?
P. Costa, France
18.10 – 18.35
Tadalafil 5 mg Once Daily – Which Patients Benefit Most?
NLCLS00145a
M. Oelke, Germany
18.35 – 18.45
Questions and Answers
18.45
Wrap-Up
rAI Amsterdam Convention Centre
GroUnd LEVEL
rAi ConVEntion CEntrE
Exhibition
Catering
G rooms
on upper level
Registration
q
Main Entrance
rAi Elicium
LEVEL 1
rAi ConVEntion CEntrE
Poster
Exhibition
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General Information
Congress Venue
congress fees
RAI Amsterdam Convention Centre
Europaplein, Entrance E
1078 GZ, Amsterdam, the Netherlands
www.rai.nl
Congress Registration Counter
All congress materials and documentation will be available at
the congress registration counter located in the entrance foyer of the Forum, please use entrance E of the RAI. The congress staff will be pleased to help you with all enquiries regarding registration, congress materials and congress program.
Please do not hesitate to contact the staff members if there is
anything they can do to make your stay more enjoyable.
Opening Hours
Thursday
6 December 2012
07.00 – 19.00 h
Friday
7 December 2012
07.00 – 18.00 h
Saturday
8 December 2012
07.30 – 18.00 h
Registration and Payment
after
3 Sept 2012
ESSM Members, Physicians (MD)
EUR 600
Non-Members, Physicians (MD)
EUR 700
ESSM-Members with reduced fees*:
Nurses, Residents in Training, Scientists
(PhD), Psychologists, Therapists, Students
EUR 250
Non-Members with reduced fees*:
Nurses, Residents in Training, Scientists
(PhD), Psychologists, Therapists, Students
EUR 400
Retired Delegates**
EUR 100
Accompanying Persons
EUR 70
*
A letter of the Chairman of the Department is necessary.
** From the age of 65. Please send a copy of your passport.
Congress Language
The congress language is English. Simultaneous translation
will not be provided.
Symposia in national languages organized by the national
affiliated societies WVSD, SFMS, ASESA, AIUS will be offered
on Thursday, 6 December 2012 from 08.00 h.
During opening hours the congress counter can be reached
at Phone: +31 – 20 – 54 93 417
Registration Fees
Registration fee for participants includes:
e Admission to all scientific sessions
e Admission to poster and technical exhibition
e Admission to the ESSM Opening Ceremony and Welcome
Reception on 6 December 2012
e Conference materials (delegate bag, final program,
abstract book, etc.)
e Coffee breaks from Thursday, 6 December 2012 starting
in the afternoon until Saturday, 8 December 2012 coffee
in the afternoon
Publication for Proceedings
The European Society for Sexual Medicine retains the right
to publish all material presented at the congress in an ESSM
publication.
CO CONGRESS ONLINE®
Participants can benefit from the web based ESSM Congress
information System Co CONGRESS ONLINE® at
www.essm-congress.org.
CO CONGRESS ONLINE® offers an extensive congress service
and provides you with information on:
Registration fee for accompanying persons includes:
e Admission to the ESSM Opening Ceremony and
Welcome Reception on 6 December 2012
e Half Day City Sightseeing Tour of Amsterdam on Friday,
7 December 2012 (pre-registration necessary)
eU
pdated scientific program
eP
rogram by day
e Program by formats with accepted abstracts, chairs and
speakers
e Program search
e List of participants (who is who)
e List of exhibitors and sponsors
e Social Events
e General congress information
e Supporting program
e City of Amsterdam
e Hotel accommodation
e Travel to Amsterdam
e News
e Private mailbox
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General Information
SPEAKErS CEntrE
intErnEt CEntrE
the speakers centre is located in room G104 on level 1 of
the rAi. Speakers are asked to hand in their Cd roM or USB
stick, containing the PowerPoint presentation (iBM format or
compatible, no multisession) preferably one day before their
presentation but at the latest 90 minutes prior to the presentation. the presentation will be transferred to the central congress server and will be available afterwards on a special
congress notebook in the hall of the presentation. due to time
and technical reasons we kindly ask the speakers not to use
their own notebook. Several PC working stations are provided
in the speakers centre where speakers can also work on their
PC charts in a quiet area. technical staff will be glad to assist.
Several internet terminals are available to all delegates in the
exhibition area in the Lounge of the Auditorium. the internet centre is accessible according to the opening hours of
the exhibition.
By courtesy of the major sponsor
WirELESS LAn
As a courtesy to all participants wireless LAn in the exhibition
area and Emerald Lounge allow easy access to the internet.
Please select the Wifi network ESSM 2012 and enter the
password: essm2012.
OpEnInG HOurS
thursday
6 december 2012
07.00 – 19.00 h
friday
7 december 2012
07.00 – 18.00 h
Saturday
8 december 2012
07.00 – 17.00 h
In brief – 2 steps to access:
1. Select Wifi network ESSM 2012
2. Enter with password essm2012
operated by Estensis GmbH –
the Conference Company
ESSM MEMBErSHiP iSSUES
for ESSM membership issues and any other ESSM business,
please contact our ESSM booth which is situated in the exhibition area in the lounge of the Auditorium.
ConGrESS APP
ESSM 2012 APP CoNGRESS MoBILE®
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and whenever you want! the APP is completely free and
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ESSM Congress 2012 in Amsterdam.
nAME BAdGES
All participants are kindly requested to wear their name badge
at all times during the congress. the colors of the name badge
have the following significance:
Congress delegate:
Accompanying person:
Press:
Exhibitor:
Staff:
blue
orange
yellow
green
red
the ESSM 2012 APP is powered by GLoBit’s acclaimed
ConGrESS MoBiLE® software.
tECHniCAL EXHiBition
Further information is given at
www.essm-congress.org/app
the technical exhibition will be organized in the Auditorium
and onyx Lounge in front of the main Auditorium. Coffee bars
will be located in the technical exhibition.
OpEnInG HOurS
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thursday
6 december 2012
13.00 – 21.00 h
friday
7 december 2012
09.00 – 17.00 h
Saturday
8 december 2012
09.00 – 17.00 h
General Information
Poster Exhibition
How to get to the RAI Convention Centre
Posters and highlighted posters will be sited in the Upper
Lounge of the Auditorium on level 1 above the technical exhibition. The highlighted posters will be displayed in a dedicated area of the Upper Lounge.
Arrival by plane
Amsterdam RAI is only a 15 minute journey away from Amsterdam Schiphol Airport by car, taxi and public transport.
On leaving the baggage reclaim area, you enter Schiphol
Plaza, and you can follow the sign posts to find the trains,
taxis, shuttle buses, and car rental. Schiphol train station is
located directly underneath the airport. From here, intercities
and regular trains of Nederlandse Spoorwegen (Dutch Railways-NS) can take you to Amsterdam Central Station, Amsterdam Zuid-WTC and Amsterdam RAI. Train tickets are
available at the ticket office in the airport’s main hall and
yellow ticket machines. The Connexxion shuttle bus, some
hotel shuttle busses, as well as Connexxion bus 197 will take
you to the centre of Amsterdam.
Highlighted poster tours will take place during the coffee
breaks on Friday and Saturday. Each poster tour includes
seven poster presentations chaired by a senior scientist.
For further information please see from page 44 of the
scientific program.
Opening Hours
Thursday
6 December 2012
13.00 – 21.00 h
Friday
7 December 2012
09.00 – 17.00 h
Saturday
8 December 2012
09.00 – 17.00 h
Arrival by train
If you arrive at Amsterdam Central Station (CS), you can take
the metro 51 or tram 4 to the RAI.
Coffee Breaks and Lunches
If you arrive at the Amstel station, you can take the metro 51
or the busses 62 or 65, which will take you to the RAI. From
Amsterdam Sloterdijk station, the best way to reach the RAI
is with express tram 50. The Amsterdam RAI railway station
is 300 metres from the RAI and has direct connection with
Duivendrecht, Amsterdam Amstel, Amsterdam Zuid and
Schiphol railway stations, which are linked to the international
InterCity network. Follow the signs Amsterdam RAI when you
leave the station.
Coffee and tea will be served on Thursday, 6 December in
the afternoon from 15.00 to 16.00 h and during morning and
afternoon coffee breaks from Friday, 7 December to Saturday,
8 December 2012. A light lunch will be served during the
noon breaks on Friday and Saturday in the exhibition area.
Coffee and lunch are served free of charge to all participants
wearing congress name badges.
Snack Bars /Restaurant
Public Transportation and Metro
Amsterdam boasts an impressive public transport network
including metros, buses, trams, ferries and trains to help you
get around the capital. Trams are common in Amsterdam, with
routes heading out from the centre in all directions. Trams are
ideal for short journeys around the city centre, as well as for
travelling to other districts. Amsterdam’s metro runs underneath
the centre from Central Station to the outer districts. Amsterdam
operates a full bus network, which will take you anywhere you
have to go. Behind Central Station, ferries hustle their way
across the River IJ, transporting passengers to various locations in the north of Amsterdam. Some specialist ferries also
travel along the river to other districts of the city.
A snack bar is provided in the Auditorium Lounge, where you
can buy hot and cold snacks. The Grand Café at the front of
the RAI is open during the days as well.
Cloakroom
A cloakroom of your own expenses is available at the basement
of Entrance G. You can also store your luggage here. Price
per day and coat: EUR 1,50.
Emergency and First Aid
In case of emergency please address the staff at the registration counter in the Forum foyer. The attentive staff will be
pleased to help.
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General Information
Taxis
Climate
Taxis can be called, hailed on the street or found at one of
more than 50 official taxi ranks located around the city. Please
note that not all taxis accept credit cards. The ranks, identifiable by blue boards, can be found near to tourist spots such
as the Dam, Leidseplein and Rembrandtplein. Space in the
city centre is limited; taxis cannot stop anywhere they like.
Amsterdam’s climate is mild. In December, the average temperature is 4°C during the day. Fluctuation between day and
night temperatures is about 3°C. Rain/snow is possible.
Insurance / Liability
Amsterdam RAI offers parking, which is situated directly
alongside the A10 motorway (S109 exit). It has the space to
accommodate around 2,300 vehicles. The parking fee is not
included in the registration fee and costs EUR 15,50 per day.
The ESSM Congress 2012 does not accept any liability for
damages and/or losses of any kind which may be incurred
by the congress participants or by any person accompanying
them, during either the official activities or excursions. Delegates participate in all tours/events at their own risk. Participants are advised to take out insurance against loss, accidents
or damage that could be incurred during the congress.
Bank and ATM
Recording
Banks are open weekdays only, between 9:00 and 16:00.
Bank cards using the Cirrus and Maestro systems can be
used at any of the ATM machines in Amsterdam. If you need
cash on your arrival in Amsterdam there are lots of ATM machines in Schiphol airport and at Central Station. Most shops
and restaurants in Amsterdam accept credit cards, but not
all. It is therefore recommended to either ask before you order
or ensure you have a sufficient amount in cash to cover the
bill. Most shops and restaurants do not accept EUR 200 –
EUR 500 notes.
Cameras, video cameras or audio recording devices are not
permitted in the session rooms. Any recording of sessions is
strictly forbidden.
Car Park
Smoking
Amsterdam RAI is a non-smoking venue. Smoking is prohibited within the congress venue.
Safety
As in all major cities and congress venues, people should take
care of their personal belongings. It is not advised to (visibly)
wear your badge outside the ESSM congress activities and
special events.
Currency
The currency in The Netherlands is the EURO.
Electricity
The voltage in the Netherlands is 230 Volts, 50 Hertz. Sockets
meet European regulations and use the two-round pin system.
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General Information
Discover the City of Amsterdam
Amsterdam is the capital and largest city of the Netherlands,
with an urban population of 747,290 and a metropolitan population of 2,158,592. The city is in the province of North
Holland in the west of the country. It comprises the northern
part of the Randstad, the sixth-largest metropolitan area in
Europe, with a population of approximately 8.1 million according to larger estimates.
the Van Gogh Museum, Stedelijk Museum, Hermitage Am
sterdam, Anne Frank House, its red-light district, and its many
cannabis coffee shops draw more than 3.66 million international visitors annually.
The Amsterdam RAI Exhibition & Convention Centre is conveniently located just south of the city centre. It benefits from
excellent access by road and the efficient Dutch public transport system. It is within a few minutes of the city centre, and
less than eight minutes from Schiphol airport, one of Europe’s
busiest and best airports. Amsterdam RAI is easy to reach by
car or public transport and has ample parking facilities inside
and outside the venue.
Its name is derived from Amstelredamme, indicative of the
city's origin: A dam in the river Amstel. Settled as a small
fishing village in the late 12th century, Amsterdam became
one of the most important ports in the world during the Dutch
Golden Age, a result of its innovative developments in trade.
During that time, the city was the leading centre for finance
and diamonds. In the 19th and 20th centuries, the city expanded, and many new neighbourhoods and suburbs were
formed. The 17th-century canals of Amsterdam (in Dutch:
'Grachtengordel'), located in the heart of Amsterdam, were
added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in July 2010.
The city is the financial and cultural capital of the Netherlands.
Many large Dutch institutions have their headquarters there,
and 7 of the world's top 500 companies are based in the city.
The Amsterdam Stock Exchange, the oldest stock exchange
in the world, is located in the city centre. Amsterdam's main
attractions, including its historic canals, the Rijksmuseum,
Important Link
All you need to know to plan your visit to Amsterdam
www.iamsterdam.com
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Social Program / Supporting Program
Opening Ceremony and Welcome Reception
Amsterdam Sightseeing Tour
Thursday, 6 December 2012
Friday, 7 December 2012
from 19.00 h
Auditorium at the RAI
The congress will be officially opened by the ESSM President
and the Local Meeting Chair.
09.00 – 12.00 h
Meeting point: Registration Counter RAI
A mostly panoramic tour through the historic center of Amster
dam, passing along the Amstel River with the wooden skinny
bridge, the Munt tower and floating flower market, Dam Square
with the Royal Palace and the New Church, central station
and the museum and antique quarters. Pass through the
oldest part of Amsterdam called “the Jordaen” with quaint
little streets.
The famous Dutch piano player Jan Vayne will present some
famous music pieces.
Afterwards all delegates are kindly invited to the Welcome
Reception in the Auditorium Lounge for a welcome cocktail
with bevageres and local snacks. The Exhibition is open during the Welcome Reception.
A tour which will include a most extensive drive through the
center and the modern suburbs and will give you a good idea
of the most interesting sights and monuments Amsterdam
has to offer.
Jan Vayne (June 9, 1966) is a Dutch pianist.
For his 4th birthday he got his first piano lessons, and he was
winning competitions by the age of 10. In 1990 he obtained
a soloists diploma from a conservatorium. Jan Vayne recorded
more than 12 albums, and has performed in many concerts.
The most famous performance was at former President of the
United States Bill Clinton's inaugural ball in 1997 at the Shakespeare Library, Washington, D.C. for Clinton's second term in
office. Jan Vayne is well known for his co-operation with one
of the world leading DJs, Armin van Buuren, bringing classical music together with the sounds of trance music, and together they produced the album Classical Trancelations
(a mix of Trance and classical music).
Price per person: EUR 26
including:
eP
rivate coach
eE
nglish speaking guide
For registered accompanying persons the Amsterdam sightseeing tour is complimentary and necessary to book in advance. Please contact the registration counter.
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A Personal Invitation from the ESSM President
Gospel Concert
GOSPEL CONCERT
Friday, 7 December 2012 I 20.00 – 21.00 h
Noorderkerk, Amsterdam
The church was built in the years 1620–1623 to serve
the rapidly growing population of the new Jordaan
neighborhood. The architect was Hendrick de Keyser.
After de Keyser's death in 1621, his son Pieter de
Keyser took over and oversaw the completion.
The Noorderkerk has a symmetrical, cross-shaped
layout, reflecting the ideals of the Renaissance and
protestantism. De Keyser's unique design combines
an octagonal floor plan with a structure shaped like
a Greek cross, with four arms of equal length. Annex
buildings occupy each corner of the cross, and a small
tower sits in the centre of the cross. Large Tuscan
pillars dominate the church interior.
The church was restored in the period 1993–1998
and is still used for Dutch Reformed Church services
and for concerts.
Location: Noorderkerk along Prinsengracht canal at
Noordermarkt square.
Gospel Choir Amazing Vocal
A group of 11 Surinamese living in the Netherlands whose hearts are set on music form 'The Amazing Vocals'.
They have toured all accross Europe presenting modern
standard music and, of course, their area of expertise:
Gospels. The Amazing Vocals will fascinate and capture
you with their voices.
a Expect the Great – Jonathan Neslon
a Lord I lift Versie Tabernackle – Choir
a I will bless the Lord – Joe Pace
a Shackles Versie Mandisa
a Celebrate – John P. Kee
a Moving up – unknown
a Joy to the World – Mariah Carey
a Jesus what a Wonderful Child – Mariah Carey
a No matter how high – Bobby Womack and Patty Labell
a Silent Night – Mariah Carey
Free of charge to all registered delegates
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Structure of the Abstract Book
The scientific program is structured according to days. Per
day it is structured by time and room. All presenters are
listed by name and the title of their presentation.
The abstract book is structured by session format. The listing
starts with the podium session followed by the highlighted
poster sessions. Hereafter the poster presentations are grouped in male and female sexual health.
Master Lectures
Podium Sessions
Each 30 minutes lecture will be given by a distinguished and
renowned expert and will be devoted to a specific topic of
major interest.
Podium sessions will present the best abstracts accepted for
the congress by the Scientific Committee and will focus on
their specific topics presenting the very latest findings in this
field. The sessions will last 30 to 90 minutes. Presentations
are limited to 4 minutes followed by 2 minutes of discussion.
Round Tables
These sessions will usually last 60 to 90 minutes. They will
focus on a particular topic and present the very latest data
related to it. The round table will include a maximum of four
papers and time for discussion.
Highlighted Poster Tours
Authors were invited to submit abstracts on their latest research findings or important ongoing research. The highlighted poster tours were selected by the Scientific Committee
based on a review of all abstract submissions. The most interesting posters are grouped by topic and presented in a
30-minute moderated tour. Each presenter has 1 minute for
the presentation followed by 2 minutes for discussion. Each
tour will consist of a maximum of 7 posters in the same general field and will take place during the coffee breaks on
Friday and Saturday.
ABC Master Course
The ESSM Educational Committee along with the Scientific
Committee continues to enthusiastically work with the specific aim to eventually improve the cultural and educational
proposal during the various sessions of the annual congress.
In this context, the 15th ESSM annual congress offers Educational Courses with the highest level of scientific rigor and
European top experts in the different fields, dealing with andrological emergencies, everyday clinical practice in female
and male sexual dysfunctions, STD and surgery. Moreover, as
a clear cut innovation from 2011, ESSM has added a 3-day
Master Course on the ABC of Sexual Medicine to the European
Continuing Medical Education opportunity for specialists in
the field. The ABC Master Course will incorporate all aspect
of sexual medicine according to the syllabus including anatomy, physiology, endocrinology and psychology of sexual response, sexual development and orientation, sexual dysfunctions, and sexuality in relation to cancer and other diseases.
Symposia in National Language
The affiliated national societies of the ESSM have been invited to organize symposia in their national language during
the first congress day of the annual ESSM congress. National symposia will be held by the Dutch, the two French and
the Spanish affiliated societies, namely WVSD, SFMS, AIUS
and ASESA.
Symposia organized by the Industry
Symposia organized by the industry in consultation with the
Scientific Committee will be presented Thursday, 6 December
2012 prior to the opening, Friday, 7 December 2012 during
lunch time and in the afternoon as well as Saturday, 8 December again during lunch time and in the afternoon.
Educational Courses
These 90 minutes sessions present a detailed account of a
chosen topic. Courses are designed to provide learning experiences that actively involve participants and will include
an opportunity for informal exchange with the faculty.
Video Surgery Course
The Video Surgery Course will last 90 minutes, each video
has an average duration of 10 minutes. A panel of selected
experts will present surgical videos showing different techniques and approaches and will discuss the details with
the participants.
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CME Accreditation
The 15th Congress of the European Society for Sexual Medicine has been accredited by the European Accreditation
Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME) to provide the following CME activity for medical specialists.
Live educational activities, occurring outside of Canada, recognized by the UEMS-EACCME for ECMEC credits are
deemed to be accredited.
Group Learning Activities (Section 1) as defined by the Maintenance of Certification Program of The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada.
The 15th Congress of the European Society for Sexual Medicine, 6 – 8 December 2012, Amsterdam, the Netherlands, is
designated for a maximum of, or up to 15 European CME
credits (ECMEC).
In order to obtain CME credits, we kindly ask the delegates to complete the evaluation form enclosed in the congress bag. Please hand in your form at the ESSM booth
in the exhibition area, the certificate (UEMS) will be distributed there.
Each medical specialist should claim only those credits that
he/she actually spent in the educational activity.
The EACCME is an institution of the European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS), www.uems.net.
Through an agreement between the European Union of
Medical Specialists and the American Medical Association,
physicians may convert EACCME credits to an equivalent
number of AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Information on
the process to convert EACCME credit to AMA credit can be
found at www.ama-assn.org/go/internationalcme.
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Program Schedule
Room
Auditorium
Room G102 / 103
Forum
Emerald Room
RAI Location
Time
Registration Counter
07.00 – 19.00 h
Foyer Forum
07.00
Exhibition
13.00 – 21.00 h
Onyx and Auditorium
Lounge
08.00
09.00
SN–01
SFMS
10.00
11.00
12.00
MC–01
Symposium in
national language
(French)
EC–01
Andrological emergencies
(priapism, penile fracture,
severe genital trauma)
13.00
EC–02
Contemporary clinical
management of women‘s
sexual problems: A practical approach in the
everyday clinical practice
ABC of Sexual Medicine
Part I
SN–02
Dutch Society
for Sexual Medicine
Symposium in national
language (Dutch)
17.00
18.00
Basic Anatomy/
Physiology
SN–03
ASESA SPA
in Room G108
11.00 – 14.00 h
MC–02
VC–01
16.00
Sexual development &
orientation
Symposium in
national language
(Spanish / Portuguese)
14.00
15.00
Poster Exhibition
13.00 – 21.00 h
Upper Lounge of the
Auditorium
P-01
Male sexual health
P-02
Female sexual health
RT–01 5-alpha-reductase inhibitors inevitably
cause persistent sexual
dysfunction, and not only
SN–04
AIUS
Symposium in
national language
(French)
ESSM–01
Part II
ESSM Grants
Sexuality and childhood
Sexuality in the elderly
Sexual history taking
RT–ESHA
MSD
ESHA Session
Hormones
Coffee Break 16.00 – 17.00 h
RT–Talk
ESSM–02
Talk Show
Low intensity extracorporeal shock wave...
ESSM
Award of Excellence
SA–01 LUTS /BPH,
sexual health and beyond
– a new start
Eli Lilly and Company
19.00
Opening Ceremony
20.00
Get Together in the Auditorium and Onyx Lounge / Exhibition Area
Abbreviations
RT –Round Table
ML – Master Lecture
SN – Symposia in national language
VC – Video Surgery Course
SA
EC
PS
MC
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– Satellite Symposium
– Educational Course
– Podium Session–Course
– Master Course
Program Schedule
Room
Auditorium
Room G102 / 103
Forum
Emerald Room
RAI Location
Time
07.30 – 18.00 h
Foyer Forum
07.00
08.00
EC–03
What the sexual physician
needs to know about
sexually transmitted
infections
EC–04
Gynaecological aspects in
sexual medicine
Exhibition
09.00 – 17.00 h
Onyx and Auditorium
Lounge
EC–05
The role of penile
prosthesis in contemporary sexual medicine
practice
09.00
RT–02
10.00
11.00
RT–03
Stolen femininity – help
cancer survivors at
regaining their own
sexuality
Even sex is a problem!
Sexual rehabilitation in
chronic neurologic
impairment
ML–01 Do not lower the
guard against HIV!
RT–04
Penile implant surgery –
a reappraisal in 2012
MC–03
ML–02 Female genital
mutilation: Culture, religion...
Part III
Coffee Break / Highlighted Posters HP-01 – HP-02
PS–01
12.00
Psychosexual issues male
ML–03 The critical role
of intimacy and...
ED
Ejaculation disorders
epidemiology
PS–03
RT–05
Men's sexual health:
Surgery I
Violence is next door
HP-02
Male sexual health II
RT–06 How may SSRIs
eventually affect sexual
behavior, sexual function
and sexual dysfunction?
SA–03
MC–04
Ready, Set, Avanafil:
'on-demand' treatment...
Vivus, Inc.
Part IV
Penile disorders
Prostate & Sexuality
PS–05
Conservative treatment I
HP-03
Male sexual health III
Dissatisfaction after
peyronie’s disease/
congenital penile
curvature surgery
RT–08
PS–06
HP-04
Male sexual health IV
EC–06
EC–07
RT–07
18.00
19.00
20.00
Others
15.00 – 15.30 h
Highlighted Posters
PS–04
16.00
17.00
11.00 – 11.30 h
Highlighted Posters
HP-01
Male sexual health I
Sextiming matters
Bayer Pharma AG
13.00
15.00
Desire disorder
SA–02
Lunch Break
14.00
PS–02 Women's health
Poster Exhibition
09.00 – 17.00 h
Upper Lounge of the
Auditorium
P-01
Male sexual health
P-02
management of male
testosterone deficiency
syndrome – a practical
approach...
Preclinical research I
The history of sexual
medicine
Genital dermatology
Prostate health
EC–08
management of erectile
dysfunction: How to
practically approach men
with comorbid conditions
20.00 – 21.00 h ESSM Concert
A personal invitation from the ESSM president, please see page 16
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Program Schedule
Saturday, 8 December 2012
Room
Auditorium
Room G102 / 103
Forum
Emerald Room
RAI Location
Time
07.00 – 18.00 h
Foyer Forum
07.00
Exhibition
09.00 – 17.00 h
Onyx and Auditorium
Lounge
08.00
PS–07
RT–09
09.00
Novel drugs and
regenerative medicine
for the future treatment
of erectile dysfunction
ML–04 Cosmetic genital
10.00
surgery for non functional...
Hormones
Male contraception –
where do we stand?
11.00
Mating: From preclinical
to clinical aspects
PS–08
Women's sexual health:
Miscellaneous
PS–09 Men's sexual
RT–12
RT–10
health: Surgery II
PS–10 Ejaculatory and
MC–05
RT–11
Low testosterone and
cardiovascular risk: Is
there a direct connection?
12.00
13.00
14.00
ML–06 Cybersex and net
Leiblum” lecture on....
sex a thread for our sexuality?
implantation: State of the
art practice in 2012
Coloplast
18.00
RT–13 Under-diagnosis of
hypogonadism in high risk
populations: Who is the correct candidate...
RT–16
Hot topics – balancing act
between evidence based
medicine and expert
opinion
RT–14
Radical prostatectomy in
the robot era: Protection
of sexual functioning
Contraception
Genital disorders
Premature ejaculation:
New clinical perspectives
Menarini Group
RT–17
PDE5is in healthy
subjects: From
recreational use
to doping
RT–15
Organic vs. psychogenic
erectile dysfunction, still
a necessary distinction?
11.00 – 11.30 h
Highlighted Posters
HP-05
Preclinical research II
PS–11 Hormosexuality
HP-06
Surgery
and gender disorders
PS–12 Men's sexual
health: Miscellaneous
MC–06
RT–18
Female sexual dysfunction
– bench-to-bedside
Part VI
Medical conditions and
sexuality / Pelvic floor /
Sex & art
15.30 – 16.00 h
Highlighted Posters
HP-07
Women's sexual health:
Miscellaneous
HP-08
Hormones
ESSM Annual
Business Meeting
– for members only –
19.00
Pain
Lunch Break
15.00
17.00
Arousal disorders
SA–04 Penile prosthesis
SA–05
16.00
FSD
Orgasmic disorders
orgasmic disorders
ML–05 The “Sandra
Part V
Poster Exhibition
09.00 – 17.00 h
Upper Lounge of the
Auditorium
P-01
Male sexual health
P-02
Closing Ceremony
20.00
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Scientific Program
SN-02
National Symposia
09.00 – 14.00 h
SN-03
Forum
National Symposium
11.00 – 14.00 h
Dutch Society Symposium (in Dutch language)
Chair: René Kropman, The Netherlands
G108
ASESA SPA Symposium
(in Spanish and Portuguese language)
Chairs: Rafael Prieto, A. Pepe Cardoso, Spain
Seks & Brein
Janniko Georgiadis, The Netherlands
Disfunción eréctil
Ignacio Moncada, Spain
Onverklaarde klachten van abdomen en bekken
Bert Messelink, The Netherlands
Eyaculación precoz
Francisco Cabello, Spain
Als plezier pijn doet: Over de noodzaak van seksueel plezier
Ellen T. M. Laan, The Netherlands
Deseo sexual hipoactivo del hombre
Eduardo García, Spain
Screening op Chlamydia. Waar staan we nu?
Jan van Bergen, The Netherlands
Disfunción sexual femenina
Natalio Cruz, Spain
Lust als last, de rol van seksuele deviantie in seksueel
delictgedrag
Wineke Smid, The Netherlands
Síndrome del déficit de testosterone
Josep M. Pomerol, Spain
Seks bij ziekte en handicap
Woet Gianotten, The Netherlands
Potenciar o efeito dos inibidores da PDE5 na diabetes
mellitus
José La Fuente de Carvalho, Portugal
Huishoudelijke WVSD vergadering en uitreiken jubileumboek door
Herman H. J. Leliefeld, The Netherlands
Casos Clínicos
Moderators: Ana Puigvert, Spain, Pedro Vendeira, Portugal
Disfunción eréctil y SDT
Rafael Prieto, Spain
SN-01
Deseo sexual hipoactivo del hombre
Ana Segura, Spain
National Symposia
08.30 – 11.30 h
G102/103
Deseo sexual hipoactivo femenino
Miren Larrázabal, Spain
SFMS Symposium (in French language)
Actualités en médecine sexuelle
Disfunção sexual e infertilidade – pontos de encontro e
divergências
Nuno Louro, Portugal
Quoi de neuf du côté du désir sexuel hypoactif féminin?
Traitements pharmacologiques, où en sommes nous?
Clausura – Encerramento
Profils de femmes souffrant de désir sexuel hypoactif et
prises en charges intégratives
Marie Hélène Colson, France
Discussion
EC-01
09:25 h
Actualités et controverses en médecine sexuelle
IIIème consensus de Princeton: les femmes aussi
Pr Mohand Issad, France
Educational Course
11.30 – 13.00 h
Auditorium
Andrological emergencies (priapism, penile fracture, severe genital trauma)
Chair: Ates Kadioglu, Turkey
Les ondes de choc de faible intensité vont-elles ressusciter les pénis résistants aux IPDE5?
Yoram Vardi, Israel
Où en sommes nous des infections sexuellement transmissibles et des comportements à risque?
Gilbert Bou Jaoudé, France
Antidépresseurs IRS: un risque pour la fertilité masculine
Pierre Desvaux, France
Hypertrophie bénigne de prostate: une pathologie endocrinométabolique?
Béatrice Cuzin, France
Discussion générale
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001
Current treatment of low-flow, high-flow and stuttering priapism
Sukbinder Jeet Singh Minhas, United Kingdom
002
Surgical treatment of penile fracture: Current concept
Ahmed Shamsodini, Qatar
003
Severe genital trauma – emergency treatment in
2011
Miroslav Djordjevic, Serbia
Scientific Program
EC-02
Educational Course
11.30 – 13.00 h
SN-04
G102/103
14.00 – 16.00 h
Contemporary clinical management of women‘s sexual
problems: A practical approach in the everyday clinical
practice
Chair: Lior Lowenstein, Israel
Assessment of sexual problems in women – a biopsycho-social approach
003
Women with sexual pain – a clinical approach
Mijal Luria, Israel
G102/103
AIUS Symposium – La sexualité de l’addict
(in French language)
Chair: Mireille Bonierbale, France
Addictions en 2012: Le point en France
Robert Perney, France
001Prevalence and risk factors of sexual problems in
women
002
National Symposia
L‘addiction sexuelle: Où en est-on?
Robert Porto, France
Entre plaisir et addiction
Mireille Bonierbale, France
Cybersexualité ou hyposexualité?
Audrey Gorin, France
Conséquences sexuelles du sevrage en addictologie
Laure Grellet, France
V-01
14.00 – 15.30 h
Auditorium
ESSM-01
Chairs: David Ralph, United Kingdom
001
Master Lecture
14.00 – 15.00 h
Forum
Results of ESSM 2010 and 2011 Grants
ESSM Grants 2010
Manuela Tutolo, Italy and Ettore di Trapani, Italy
Juan Ignacio Martinez Salamanca, Spain
Simultaneous penile lengthening and penile prosthesis implantation in patients with Peyronie's disease
Salvatore Sansalone, Italy
002Penile lengthening for Peyronie's disease by penile prosthesis implantation with double dorsalventral patch graft: The “sliding technique”
Omid Sedigh, Italy
ESSM Grants 2011
Marteen Albersen, Belgium and Fabio Castiglione, Italy
Selim Cellek, United Kingdom
003Penile implant surgery in priapism
Asif Muneer, UK
004
005
Correction of congenital penile curvature by the
rotational technique
Natalio Cruz, Spain
RT-ESHA
15.00 – 16.00 h
The 16 dot technique to correct a penile curvature
Anthony Bella, Canada
Forum
Infertility and sexuality
006Penile revascularisation techniques
Irwin Goldstein, USA
007
Round TabLE
001
Introduction on ESHA, the goals of the organization
Irem Hattat, Turkey
002
An infertile person/couple facing sexual problems:
the physician's role
003
An infertile person/couple facing sexual problems:
looking at the evidences
Stamatis Papaharitou, Greece
Management of the buried penis
Rados Djinovic, Serbia
008Penile augmentation techniques
Juan Martinez Salamanca, Spain
009New considerations in venous surgery
Ronald Virag, France
004
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Case studies
Scientific Program
RT-01
Round TabLE
15.30 – 16.30 h
SA-01
Auditorium
17.45 – 18.45 h
5-alpha-reductase inhibitors inevitably cause persistent
sexual dysfunction, and not only
Chair: John Dean, United Kingdom
Criticisms from – the endocrinologist
Michael Zitzmann, Germany
003
Criticisms from – the urologist
Wayne J. G. Hellstrom, USA
ESSM-02
16.30 – 17.30 h
001
Welcome and introduction
002Prostate and sex – context conceived?
Pierre Costa, France
003 Tadalafil 5 mg once daily – which patients benefit
most?
M. Oelke, Germany
004 Questions and answers
Wrap-Up
supported by an educational grant from Lilly Inc.
Master Lecture
Auditorium
ESSM Award of Excellence
001
Opening ceremony
The “Ignigo Saenz De Tejada” Essm Award of Excellence 2011 Winner:
Desire from social neuroscience to sexual medicine
Stephanie Cacioppo, Switzerland
19.00 – 20.00 h
Round TabLE
16.30 – 17.30 h
Forum
Low intensity extracorporeal shock wave therapy for
erectile dysfunction: Does it eventually work?
Chairs: Edgardo Becher, Argentina
Chris G. McMahon, Australia
001
Low intensity extracorporeal shock wave therapy –
the scientific background
Yoram Vardi, Israel
002
Low intensity extracorporeal shock wave therapy
for erectile dysfunction – pro
Dimitris Hatzichristou, Greece
003
Low intensity extracorporeal shock wave therapy
for erectile dysfunction – con
John P. Mulhall, USA
Auditorium
The Opening Ceremony is followed by a Welcome Reception
in the exhibition area Onyx and Auditorium Lounge.
For details see page 15.
ESSM Talk Show
Auditorium
LUTS /BPH, sexual health and beyond – a new start
Chair: Francesco Montorsi, Italy
001Lecture:
5-alpha-reductase inhibitors inevitably cause persistent sexual dysfunction, and not only
002
Satellite Symposium
supported by an educational grant from Medispec.
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Scientific Program
EC-03
Educational Course
07.30 – 09.00 h
RT-02
Auditorium
09.00 – 10.30 h
What the sexual physician needs to know about sexually
transmitted infections
Chair: David Goldmeier, United Kingdom
001
002
Educational Course
001
How do gynecological disorders impact female sexual function: Main pathophysiological pathways
002
Sexual counseling in contraceptive choice
002
Impact of chemotherapy on health status and symp
tom burden of women survivors of colon cancer
Melissa S. Y. Thong, The Netherlands
003
Sexual function changes in women survived to
hematopoietic malignancies
Sarah Jayne Liptrott, Italy
004 Effects on sexuality of adjuvant therapies for
breast cancer
Nicoletta Biglia, Italy
RT-03
Gynecological and breast cancer – sexual life of
the survivors
Alessandra Graziottin, Italy
EC-05
003
Case reports on implants
Giulio Garaffa, United Kingdom
004
Complications and patient satisfaction
Antoine Faix, France
001
Sexuality in patients with spinal cord injury
Frédérique Courtois, Canada
002
Sexuality in patients with parkinson disease
Gila Bronner, Israel
003
Sexuality and traumatic (or aquired) brain injury
Jim Bender, The Netherlands
004
Sexuality in patients with multiple sclerosis
Forum
The correct choice: Prosthesis and surgical approach
Rados Djinovic, Serbia
Difficult implants
Emre Akkus, Turkey
G102/103
Even sex is a problem! Sexual rehabilitation in chronic
neurologic impairment
Chairs: Jens Sønksen, Denmark
David Vodusek, Slovenia
The role of penile prosthesis in contemporary sexual
medicine practice
Chair: Carlo Bettocchi, Italy
002
Round Table
09.00 – 10.30 h
Educational Course
07.30 – 09.00 h
001
Sexual, psychological, and relational functioning
in women after surgical treatment for pelvic and
vulvar malignancies
Leen Aerts, Belgium
G102/103
Gynaecological aspects in sexual medicine
Chair: Alessandra Graziottin, Italy
003
001
Sexually transmitted infections – their relevance
to your patients
Emma McCarty, United Kingdom
07.30 – 09.00 h
Auditorium
Stolen femininity – help cancer survivors at regaining
their own sexuality
Chairs: Luca Incrocci, The Netherlands
Pierre Bondil, France
Sexually transmitted infections – the facts
Josef van Eyk, United Kingdom
EC-04
Round Table
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Scientific Program
RT-04
Round Table
09.30 – 10.30 h
003
Knowledge and skills in the assessment and management of the sexual problems by different medical specialists in a university hospital
Dario Garcia-Rojo, Spain
J. Muñoz, M. Barrio-Muñoz, N. Hannaoui, C. Abad,
A. Prera, J. C. Oliva, E. Vicente, J. L. Gonzalez-Sala,
R. Martos, J. Prats
004
Aging male symptoms scale as a way to detect hypogonadism in young men
Sergey Bogolyubov, Russia
A. Artamonov, M. Pokrovskaja, B. Dmitriev
Forum
Penile implant surgery – a reappraisal in 2012
Chairs: Selahittin Cayan, Turkey
Natalio Cruz, Spain
001
002
Why is surgery to restore erectile function still
under-utilized? The surgeon‘s perspective
Juan Ignacio Martínez Salamanca, Spain
Why is surgery to restore erectile function still
under-utilized? The partner’s perspective
005Prevalence of male pelvic dysfunction: Results
from the Turkish Society of Androloy Sexual Health
Study Group
Muammer Kendirci, Turkey
R. Asci, S. Çayan, Ö. Yaman, I. Orhan, M. F. Usta,
O. Ekmekcioglu, A. Kadioglu
003Penile implant surgery: A cost-utility analysis at a
time of economic crisis
Michael Sohn, Germany
ML-01
006
Sexual side effects of cardiac medication, what do
cardiologists know about it?
Melianthe Nicolai, The Netherlands
S.-S. Liem, S. Both, R. Pelger, H. Putter, M. Schalij,
H. Elzevier
007
One patient out of four with new-diagnosed erectile dysfunction is a young men
P. Capogrosso, M. Colicchia, E. Ventimiglia, N. Suardi, M. Ferrari, M. C. Clementi, G. Castagna, P. Ri
gatti, F. Montorsi
Master Lecture
10.30 – 11.00 h
Auditorium
Do not lower the guard against HIV!
Moderator:Philip Kell, United Kingdom
Lecturer: Wallace Dinsmore, United Kingdom
ML-02
Master Lecture
10.30 – 11.00 h
Forum
Female genital mutilation: Culture, religion, myth and fears
Moderator:Pareskevi-Sofia Kirana
Lecturer: Jasmine Abdulcadir, Switzerland
HP-01
Highlighted Poster Session
11.00 – 11.30 hUpper Lounge
HP-02
Male sexual health I
Chairs: Stephane Droupy, France
Nicolae Calomfirescu, Romania
001
Sexual dysfunctions among alcoholic patients during alcohol withdrawal: Prevalence and demand
for specific care
Laure Grellet, France
S. Pelletier, C. Plassot, A. Faix, P. Perney
002
Validation of Portuguese version of quality of erection questionnaire (QEQ) through international index of erectile function (IIEF) and RAND 36-item
health survey
Leonardo Oliveira Reis, Brazil
A. L. Reis, R. Destro Saade, C. A. Santos Jr.,
A. Fregonesi
003
Assessing metabolic syndrome prevalence among
patients attending urology offices, is it really a
gold opportunity to do help detect the syndrome?
Antonio Martin Morales, Spain
R. Vozmediano Chicharro, V. Baena Gonzalez
Male sexual health II
Chairs: Raanan Tal, Israel
001
002
Evaluation of sexual functions in males receiving
renal replacement therapies
Resat Demir, Turkey
Y. K. Yakupoglu, Y. Bostanci, F. Atac, E. Ozden,
A. Karatas, S. Sarikaya
Erectile dysfunction in European men with and
without Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia: Analysis of
European National Health and Wellness Survey
Shonda Foster, USA
K. Annunziata, E. Shortridge, D. Freedman, L. Viktrup
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Scientific Program
004
Addressing sexual function in the cardiology practice
S. Both, S.-S. Liem, J. van Bavel, H. Putter,
R. Pelger, M. Schalij, H. Elzevier
005
Impaired masturbation induced erections: A new
cardiovascular risk factor for male subjects with
sexual dysfunction
Giulia Rastrelli, Italy
V. Boddi, G. Corona, E. Mannucci, M. Maggi
006
Histological examination of the corpora cavernosa
of the penis in men who died of coronary heart
disease
Sergey Bogolyubov, Russia
A. Astahova, B. Dmitriev
007
005
Different aspects of quality of life and sexual
functioning in men and women with psychiatric
disorders
Sanja Maroevic, Croatia
E. Ivezic, G. Arbanas, L. Muzinic, I. Jerkovic, L. Mir
janic
ML-03
11.30 – 12.00 h
PS-02
Podium Session
11.30 – 12.00 h
Forum
Women‘s health epidemiology
Chairs: Francesca Tripodi, Italy
Ellids Kristensen, Denmark
Podium Session
11.30 – 12.00 h
G102/103
The critical role of intimacy and monogamy in the sexual risk behaviors of homosexual individuals
Moderator:Stamatis Papaharitou, Greece
Lecturer: Jeffrey Parsons, USA
Turkish Society of Andrology erectile dysfunction
prevalence study
Selahittin Cayan, Turkey
M. Kendirci, Ö. Yaman, R. Asci, I. Orhan, M. F. Usta,
O. Ekmekcioglu, A. Kadioglu
PS-01
Master Lecture
Auditorium
001
Effects of female genital cutting on the sexual function of Egyptian women. A cross sectional study
Tarek Anis, Egypt
S. Aboul Gheit, H. Awad
Psychosexual issues male
Chairs: Paraskevi-Sofia Kirana, Greece
Peter M. Leusink, The Netherlands
001
Characterization of primary and secondary hypoactive sexual desire in male patients with sexual
dysfunction
G. Rastrelli, E. A. Jannini, L. Vignozzi, G. Forti,
M. Maggi
002
Oxidative stress is not related with sexual disorders and sexual distress in women with type 1 diabetes mellitus
Konstantinos Dimitropoulos, Greece
V. Tzortzis, P. Liakos, M. Melekos, G. Koukoulis,
A. Bargiota
002
Correlation between sexual dysfunctions, fatigue,
depression and quality of life in patients with relapsing-remitting and progressive multiple sclerosis
Lucio Dell´ Atti, Italy
L. Compagnucci, M. Danni, R. Gesuita, G. R. Russo,
L. Provinciali
003
Evaluation of prevalence of sexual dysfunction
among Iranian women
Foroozan Khezri, United Arab Emirates
S. Mohebinezhad
004
Association between sexual self-concept and premarital sex among proposed marital couples
Tayebe Ziaei, Islamic Republic of Iran
E. Merghati Khoei, M. Salehi
005
Basson’s circular sexual response model is accompanied with worse sexual functioning and higher
sexual distress compared with linear sexual response models
A. Bargiota, S. Gravas, M. Melekos, G. Koukoulis,
V. Tzortzis
003Psychosexologists and andrologists in: A preventive intervention for young males (androlife esperience in Italy)
Vilma Duretto, Italy
G. Barbero, S. Allasia, F. Lanfranco, E. Castellano,
C. Manieri
004Psychosexual correlates: A comparison between
patients treated with Sildenafil Citrate and those
on intracorporeal injection
Amr Gadalla, Egypt
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Scientific Program
SA-02
Satellite Symposium
12.00 – 13.00 h
006
The „sliding technique“ for the end-stage Peyro
nie‘s Disease with severe shortening of the penis:
Surgical outcomes and patients’ satisfaction after
2 years of experience
Luigi Rolle, Italy
M. Timpano, C. Ceruti, O. Sedigh, M. Falcone,
E. Galletto, P. Destefanis, M. Preto, D. Fontana
007
A new modified Nesbit technique for the correction of congenital penile curvature based on geometric principles and superficial tunica albuginea
excisions
Franklin Kuehhas, Austria
R. Herwig, P. H. Egydio
Forum
Sextiming matters
Welcome and introduction
How fast?
Carlo Bettocchi, Italy
How long?
Why?
Emmanuele Jannini, Italy
008 Surgical treatment of Peyronie’s disease using
quadratic derma graft
Ralf Herwig, Austria
F. Kuehhas
Closing remarks
supported by an educational grant from Bayer.
PS-03
009Report of newly developed multi-layer dissection
method and multi-layer suture lengthening with
minimal incision in penile enhancement surgery
Su-Yeon Jang, Republic of Korea
Podium Session
13.00 – 14.00 h
Auditorium
010
Men‘s sexual health: Surgery I
Chairs: Beatrice Cuzin, France
Asif Muneer, United Kingdom
001
The medtronic zotarolimus-eluting peripheral stent
system for the treatment of erectile dysfunction in
males with sub-optimal response to PDE5 inhibitors – 6 month results
T. Köhler
RT-05
Analysis of complications in patients after penile
implant surgery
Igor Gorpynchenko, Ukraine
M. Romaniuk, A. Kornienko, P. Aksenov
004
Endovascular coil occlusion as an alternative method for proximalvenous leak correction in patients with veno-occlusive ED
Dmitry Kurbatov, Russia
I. Sitkin, A. Lepetukhin, S. Dubskiy
Round Table
13.00 – 14.00 h
G102/103
Violence is next door
Chairs: Kevan Wylie, United Kingdom
002Penile prosthesis insertion in patients with refractory ischemic priapism: Immediate versus delayed
implantation
Evangelos Zacharakis, United Kingdom
G. Garaffa, M. Spilotros, A. A. Raheem, N. A. Christopher, D. J. Ralph
003
Outcome and risk factors for vaginectomy in femaleto-male transexuals
Marco Spilotros, United Kingdom
G. Garaffa, D. J. Ralph, N. A. Christopher
001
Women‘s risks of intimate partner violence
Loraine Bacchus, United Kingdom
002
Forced marriages, stilla seriousreality
Anita Raj, USA
003
Who is actually a pedophile?
Tillmann Krüger, Germany
RT-06
Round Table
13.00 – 14.00 h
Forum
How may SSRIs eventually affect sexual behavior, sexual
function and sexual dysfunction?
Chairs: Patrick Jern, Finland
Zsolt Kopa, Hungary
005Perovic plication technique results in congenital
penile curvatures and stable Peyronie disease
Luca Mavilla, Italy
F. Pisanti, R. Giulianelli, L. Albanesi, F. Attisani,
B. C. Gentile, D. Granata, G. Mirabile, M. Schettini,
T. Shestani
001
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Serotonin and sexual function: From bench to clinic
François Giuliano, France
Scientific Program
002
SSRIs and ejaculatory disorders: Almost 20 years
later
Marcel D. Waldinger, The Netherlands
003
The dapoxetine story – lessons to learn
SA-03
Satellite Symposium
14.00 – 15.00 h
004
Sexual self-confidence and spontaneity after initiation of treatment with tadalafil once a day, tadalafil on demand or sildenafil citrate on demand:
a randomized open-label study in previously untreated patients with erectile dysfunction
Konstantinos Hatzimouratidis, Greece
H. Büttner, J. Buvat, P. A. Vendeira, I. Moncada,
M. Böhmer, C. Henneges, F. Boess
005
Ten years later, are we employing under the best
conditions the iPDE5?
Borja Garcia, Spain
J. Romero, E. Jimenez, L. Garcia, E. Garcia, A. Leibar,
A. Rodriguez
Auditorium
Ready, Set, Avanafil: 'on-demand' treatment to meet
your patients' erectile dysfunction needs
Chair: John P. Mulhall, USA
001
Erectile dysfunction: Still a problem in the clinic
Konstantinos Hatzimouratidis, Greece
002 Why is Avanafil different?
006Usage of angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor
Lisinopril in the treatment of hypertensive patients with erectile dysfunction
M. Romaniuk, J. Gurzhenko, A. Kornienko, A. Gurzhenko
003 Integrating ED treatment in patients' day-to-day
lives
John Mulhall, USA
007
supported by an educational grant from Vivus, Inc.
HP-04
Effect of SARM + tadalafil in men who demonstrate an incomplete response to tadalafil alone for
treatment of erectile function: A single-blind tadalafil lead-in, double-blind randomized, parallel,
controlled study
Charles T. Benson, USA
A. Beardsworth, E. Gomez
HP-03
Male sexual health IV
Chairs: Selahittin Cayan, Turkey
Ilan Efraim Gruenwald, Israel
001
002
003
Male sexual health III
Chairs: Muammer Kendirci, Turkey
Carotid intima media thickness changes in relation to adherence to mediterranean diet in patients
with erectile dysfunction
Athanassios Aggelis, Greece
C. Vlachopoulos, N. Ioakeimidis, A. Synodinos, D. Te
rentes-Printzios, K. Rokkas, T. Askitis, C. Stefanadis
Tadalafil once daily following PRN phosphodiesterase type 5 inhibitor treatment, an assessment of
return to normal erectile function
Allen Seftel, USA
E. D. Kim, E. R. Goldfischer, X. Ni, P. R. Burns
Association between erectile dysfunction severity
and major adverse cardiovascular events in men
with metabolic syndrome
C. Vlachopoulos, N. Ioakeimidis, D. Terentes-Printzios, A. Aggelis, A. Samentzas, A. Synodinos, K. Azna
ouridis, T. Askitis, C. Stefanadis
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001
SIEDY Scale 3, a new instrument to detect psychological component in subjects with erectile
dysfunction
E. Bandini, G. Rastrelli, H. Casale, E. A. Jannini,
G. Forti, M. Maggi
002
The identification of pre-diabetes condition with
ARIC algorithm, predicts long-term CV events in
patients with erectile dysfunction
G. Rastrelli, A. Silveri, G. Forti, M. Maggi
003
Correlation of erectile dysfunction with metabolic
risk factors of increased cardiovascular risk in never treated hypertensive patients
Nikolaos Ioakeimidis, Greece
C. Vlachopoulos, K. Rokkas, D. Terentes-Printzios,
A. Aggelis, A. Synodinos, A. Samentzas, M. Abdelrasoul, T. Askitis, C. Stefanadis
Scientific Program
004
Increasing trends of HIV/AIDS among Arab and Jewish males in Israel, 1986-2010
Zohar Mor, Israel
E. Grayeb, A. Beany, I. Grotto
005
Sexual functioning mirrors overall man’s health status, even irrespective of cardiovascular risk factors
M. Colicchia, E. Ventimiglia, N. Suardi, P. Capogrosso,
M. Ferrari, M. C. Clementi, G. Castagna, P. Rigatti,
F. Montorsi
006
007
005
006 Temporal changes in neurotrophic factors and
neurite growth following cavernous nerve injury
Johanna Hannan, USA
M. Albersen, B. L. Stopak, X. Lui, A. L. Burnett,
F. van der Aa, P. Hedlund, T. J. Bivalacqua
Chronotropic response to exercise testing is associated with the presence and severity of erectile
dysfunction in middle-aged men with essential
hypertension: Implications for evaluating cardiovascular risk
C. Vlachopoulos, N. Ioakeimidis, A. Aggelis, A. Synodinos, A. Samentzas, A. Katevatis, C. Fassoulakis,
T. Askitis, C. Stefanadis
Endothelial-erectile dysfunction and cardiovascular
risk factors relationship
Tatana Sramkova, Czech Republic
L. Zamecnik, K. Sramkova
PS-04
Galanin is upregulated in the major pelvic ganglion in the endogenous neuroregenerative response
to cavernous nerve injury
J. Hannan, L. Hakim, X. Liu, F. van der Aa, P. Hedlund, T. Bivalacqua
004
008
Vasoscopy as a new diagnostic and therapeutic
tool for diseases affecting male reproduction
Matthias Trottmann, Germany
C. Braun, H.-G. Schaaf, B. Liedl, C. Stief, M. Graw,
S. Koelle
009
Intracavernosal bone marrow-derived mesenchymal stem cell therapy recovers erectile dysfunction after cavernous nerve injury in rats only when
combined with oral tadalafil administration
J. I. Martínez-Salamanca, M. Zurita, E. MartínezSalamanca, A. Fernández, P. Cuevas, J. Vaquero,
J. Carballido
010
Erectile and bladder dysfunctions in the type 2
diabetic Goto-Kakizaki rat
Delphine Behr-Roussel, France
S. Oger-Roussel, S. Caisey, M. Kergoat, C. Charon,
A. Audet, J. Bernabé, F. Giuliano
PS-05
Podium Session
15.30 – 16.30 h
002 Chronic inhibition of cGMP phosphodiesterase
5A improves diabetic cardiomyopathy exerting an
anti-remodeling effect: A randomized, controlled
clinical trial with magnetic resonance imaging
Andrea Isidori, Italy
E. Giannetta, N. Galea, C. Iacopo, E. Mandosi,
S. Morano, C. D. Vizza, A. Lenzi
003
Kinetics of intracellular sildenafil uptake and retention in cultured human penile cavernosal cells
Noel Kim, USA
Y. Su, I. Goldstein, I. Goldstein, Y. Su
G102/103
Preclinical research I
Chairs: Eelke Snoeren, Norway
Henk W. Elzevier, The Netherlands
001
007
Podium Session
15.30 – 16.30 h
Stem cell therapy for Peyronie’s disease: Morphological and functional outcomes of intraplaque
injection of Adipose-derived stem cells on a rat
model of Peyronie’s disease
Ludovic Ferretti, France
X. Qiu, T. Fandel, H. Orabi, L. Banie, G. Lin, T. Lue
Forum
Men‘s sexual health: Conservative treatment I
Chairs: Ferdinando Fusco, Italy
Natalio Cruz, Spain
001PDE5 inhibitor treatment persistence and adherence in Latin American men with erectile dysfunction
Carlos Eurico Cairoli, Brazil
L. A. Magno, C. Henneges
Characterization of the blood vessels and their nitrergic innervation in the rat major pelvic ganglia
Karl Beetson, United Kingdom
S. Smith, S. Cellek, N. Cameron, M. Cotter
002
Increased expression of oxidative stress markers
in human diabetic cavernosal tissue – comparison
with clinical data
A. Castela, P. Gomes, R. Soares, P. Van Antwerpen,
K. Zouaoui Boudjeltia, T. Roumeguere, P. Vendeira,
R. Virag
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Longer-lasting erection and intercourse with vardenafil orodispersible (ODT) tablets improves sexual quality of life of the couple
P. Gutierrez Hernandez, J. Romero Otero, J. A. Romero Martin
Scientific Program
003
004
005
Effect of once-daily tadalafil on confidence in performing sexual intercourse and difficulty in performing sexual intercourse for men with erectile
dysfunction, who were incomplete responders to
as-needed PDE-5 inhibitor treatment
Allen Seftel, USA
E. R. Goldfischer, R. P. Hayes, P. Wang, R. C. Rosen,
S. E. Althof, A. Sontag
RT-07
16.00 – 17.30 h
008
009
010
Auditorium
Dissatisfaction after peyronie’s disease /congenital penile curvature surgery
Chairs: Fulvio Colombo, Italy
Stephane Droupy, France
001
Viagra (Sildenafil Citrate) ordered via the internet
is rarely genuine
Neil Campbell, USA
J. Clark, V. Stecher, J. Thomas, I. Goldstein
Surgical treatment of Peyronie‘s disease: Choosing
the best approach to improve patient satisfaction
Paulo H. Egydio, Brazil
002Penile surgery for cosmetic reasons in men with no
functional limitations: Is it justified?
The effect of a second course of low intensity
shock waves for ED in partial or non-responders
to one treatment course
B. Appel, Y. Vardi
006Patient and partner satisfaction from extracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT) for ED treatment
E. Hattat, I. Hattat
007
Round Table
The erectile dysfunction and statins (EDS) trial
[ISRCTN66772971]
Michael Kirby, United Kingdom
D. Trivedi, D. Welsted
003
Strategies of dissatisfaction prevention and manage
ment
004
When short is too short: Penile augmentation surgery
Ahmed Shamsodini, Qatar
RT-08
Round Table
16.30 – 17.30 h
G102/103
The history of sexual medicine
Chairs: Dirk Schultheiss, Germany
Luca Incrocci, The Netherlands
Valsartan in patients with hypertonic disease: Impact on cardiovascular, metabolic, inflammatory
parameters and on the quality of sexual function
in men
Maksym Romaniuk, Ukraine
A. Kornienko, P. Aksenov
Adherence rates to the mediterranean diet are low
in erectile dysfunction patients
C. Vlachopoulos, N. Ioakeimidis, D. TerentesPrintzios, A. Synodinos, K. Rokkas, T. Askitis, C.
Stefanadis
Assessing experience and outcomes with combined use of phosphodiesterase-5 inhibitors in
erectile dysfunction treatment
Emma McCarty, United Kingdom
H. Sadeghi-Nejad, J. Ashby, D. Goldmeier
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001
Artemisia gentileschi – the rape of a female painter
reflected in her later art work
Dirk Schultheiss, Germany
002
The envisaged coitus – historical and current concepts of anatomy during sexual intercourse
Willibrord Weijmar-Schultz, The Netherlands
003
Oswalt Kolle – sexual liberation in the late 1960s
in Germany and The Netherlands
René Kropman, Netherlands
Scientific Program
PS-06
009
Podium Session
16.30 – 17.30 h
Forum
Prostate health
Chairs: Asir Leivar Tamayo, Spain
Raanan Tal, Israel
001
Time may convert initial PDE5-inhibitor failure
into success following radical prostatectomy
J. Sønksen, H. Jakobsen
002
Mechanism of action of phosphodiesterase type 5
inhibition in metabolic syndrome-associated prostate alterations: An experimental study in the rabbit
Mario Maggi, Italy
A. Morelli, P. Comeglio, S. Filippi, E. Sarchielli, L. Vignozzi, E. Maneschi, I. Cellai, M. Gacci,
A. Lenzi, G. B. Vannelli
003
Testosterone and prostate cancer / Rising PSA: Is
the link getting weaker and the picture clearer?
Sudhanshu Chitale, United Kingdom
S. Banerjee, S. Hull, E. Rooney
004
The incidence and types of sexual dysfunction
among prostate cancer patients
T. R. Saitz, L. M. Douglass, A. Gokce, R. Thomas,
W. Hellstrom
005
010Penile morphometric changes after radical prostatectomy: Impact of a rehabilitation program
Lucia Osorio Cabello, Spain
J. I. Martinez Salamanca, A. Egui Rojo, E. Linares
Espinos, J. Areche Espiritusanto, C. Martinez Ballesteros, J. Carballido Rodriguez
EC-06
Educational Course
17.30 – 19.00 h
Auditorium
Contemporary clinical management of male testosterone
deficiency syndrome – a practical approach in the everyday clinical practice
Chair: Mario Maggi, Italy
Long-term erectile function outcomes after holmium laser enucleation of the prostate (HoLEP)
M. Ferrari, M. C. Clementi, G. Castagna, U. Capitanio, P. Capogrosso, M. Colicchia, E. Ventimiglia,
A. Briganti, P. Rigatti, F. Montorsi
001
The correct choice: Who eventually deserves testosterone replacement
002
What testosterone, and for whom?
Mario Maggi, Italy
EC-07
Educational Course
17.30 – 19.00 h
G102/103
Genital dermatology
Chair: Asif Muneer, United Kingdom
006Recovery of erectile function following radical prostatectomy: A two year follow-up study
J. Sønksen, H. Jakobsen
Speakers: Asif Muneer, United Kingdom
Chris Bunker, United Kingdom
007Prevalence of sexual dysfunction, PDE5 inhibitor
use, and lower urinary tract symptoms in hypogonadal men: Baseline findings from the registry of
hypogonadism in men (RHYME)
Raymond Rosen, USA
T. Curto, H. Behre, M. Maggi, E. Meuleman,
A. Martín Morales, H. Porst, J. Martha, A. Araujo
008
The sexual response in men with prostate cancer
– introducing “the Suspicion-Diagnosis-Treatment
Model”
F. Montorsi
EC-08
Educational Course
17.30 – 19.00 h
Forum
Contemporary clinical management of erectile dysfunction: How to practically approach men with comorbid
conditions
Chair: Ilan Efraim Gruenwald, Israel
A clinical sexologist appears to play an important
in a penile and sexual rehabilitation program may
improve the outcome of sexual function one year
after prostate cancer surgery – a prospective interventional study
Christina Ljunggren, Sweden
P. Stroberg
001Risk factor and lifestyle management in the ED
patient: Is it worth the work?
002
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The right treatment at the right time, for the right
patient
Scientific Program
RT-09
005
Round Table
08.00 – 09.30 h
Auditorium
Novel drugs and regenerative medicine for the future
treatment of erectile dysfunction
Chairs: Selim Cellek, United Kingdom
001
006 Fat boosts, while androgen receptor activation
counteracts, benign prostatic hyperplasia-associated prostate inflammation
M. Gacci, I. Cellai, R. Santi, G. Corona, A. Morelli,
G. Rastrelli, P. Comeglio, C. De Nunzio, M. Carini,
M. Maggi
Let’s ROCK! Rho kinase modulation
Trinity Bivalacqua, USA
002NO and friends: Is there a role for modulation
of other gasotransmitters in erectile dysfunction
treatment?
Giuseppe Cirino, Italy
003
The promise of regenerative medicine for ED
004
Centrally acting drugs for the treatment of sexual
dysfunction
Berend Olivier, The Netherlands
PS-07
007
G102/103
Men‘s sexual health: Hormones
Chairs: Jens Sønksen, Denmark
Alessandra Daphne Fisher, Italy
001
002
003
Sexual function in men with a history of hyperprolactinemia (HPRL) after long-term treatment with
Cabergoline (CAB)
Mariano Galdiero, Italy
F. Lo Calzo, R. S. Auriemma, P. Vitale, A. Colao,
E. A. Jannini, M. Maggi, R. Pivonello
008Relationship between erectile function and metabolic syndrome in a cohort of men with low testosterone levels
Eduardo García-Cruz, Spain
M. Piqueras, Ó. Cardeñosa, P. Luque, A. Alcaraz
Podium Session
08.00 – 09.00 h
“Late onset hypogonadism” is not an isolated condition – comorbidities in elderly hypogonadal men
presenting or referred to urological institutions in
Germany
Saad Farid, Germany
A. Haider, A. Yassin
009
CAG repeat length and arterial reactivity after acute testosterone gel administration in men with severe hypogonadism
D. Francomano, R. Bruzziches, A. Radicioni, A. Anzuini, F. Romanelli, G. Fattorini, L. Gandini, A. Lenzi
Changes in men’s sexual, emotional and cognitive
functioning after taking finasteride for hair loss:
A chart review
Rose Hartzell, USA
I. Goldstein, S. Goldstein
010Pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of intramuscular testosterone undecanoate: Serum and
salivary levels of testosterone in transsexuals with
male identity and in men with hypogonadism
Jeanette Wahlberg, Sweden
C. Webe, B. Ekman, E. Aardal-Eriksson
Metabolic and cardiovascular outcomes of fatherhood: Results from a cohort study in subjects with
sexual dysfunction
G. Rastrelli, E. Bandini, G. Corona, M. Monami,
E. Mannucci, M. Maggi
RT-10
Round Table
08.00 – 09.30 h
Testosterone measurement improves risk prediction when added to Framingham Risk Score in hypertensive males with erectile dysfunction
C. Vlachopoulos, K. Aznaouridis, D. TerentesPrintzios, A. Aggelis, A. Aggelakas, A. Synodinos,
K. Rokkas, T. Askitis, C. Stefanadis
Forum
Mating: From preclinical to clinical aspects
Chairs: Kevan Wylie, United Kingdom
004Plasma testosterone is associated with Framingham Risk Score in erectile dysfunction patients
C. Vlachopoulos, N. Ioakeimidis, A. Aggelis, D.
Terentes-Printzios, A. Synodinos, M. Abdelrasoul,
A. Aggelakas, T. Askitis, C. Stefanadis
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001
Mating is a preclinical issue
Jim Pfaus, Canada
002
Biology of sexual behavior
Joshua M. Tybur, The Netherlands
003
Life history evolution and reproductive / marital behaviors
Daniel Krupp, Canada
004
Is asexuality a driving factor for separation / divorce
or how important is sex for a stable relationship
Stanley Althof, USA
Scientific Program
PS-08
Podium Session
09.00 – 10.00 h
ML-04
G102/103
09.30 – 10.00 h
Women‘s sexual health: Miscellaneous
Chairs: Lior Lowenstein, Israel
Sarah Wåhlin, Denmark
001
RT-11
001
Testosterone and cardiovascular disorders: A preclinical reappraisal
Geoffrey Hackett, United Kingdom
002
Testosterone deficiency, cardiovascular risk and
diabetes
Hugh T. Jones, United Kingdom
003
Testosterone deficiency, cardiovascular risk and
comorbid conditions
004
Testosterone replacement therapy and cardiovascular risk
004Neurogenic perineal and pelvic pain? An EMG study
David Vodusek, Slovenia
The effect of Gepirone-ER, Fluoxetine, and Paroxetine (SSRIs) compared to placebo on sexual
function in subjects with and without sexual dysfunction prior to treatment as measured by the derogatis inventory of sexual function (DISF)
Louis Fabre, USA
L. C. Smith, L. R. DeRogatis
RT-12
Round Table
10.00 – 11.00 h
Auditorium
Male contraception – where do we stand?
Chairs: David Goldmeier, United Kingdom
Walter Stackl, Austria
009Non-pharmacologic weight loss improves sexual
and endothelial function in severely obese women
Davide Francomano, Italy
R. Bruzziches, E. A. Greco, A. Lenzi, L. M. Donini,
A. Aversa
010
Forum
Low testosterone and cardiovascular risk: Is there a direct connection?
Chairs: Geoffrey Hackett, United Kingdom
Michael Zitzmann, Germany
003 Free testosterone levels and androgen-related
genetic polymorphisms moderate the association
between sociosexual orientation and female sexual
desire: A population-based study
Annika Gunst, Finland
P. Jern, L. Westberg, C. Ankarberg-Lindgren, E. Eriks
son, K. Sandnabba, P. Santtila
008
Round Table
09.30 – 11.00 h
002Femprox®, a topical alprostadil cream treatment
conveys sustained improvement of sexual arousal,
lubrication and desire in women suffering from female sexual arousal disorder (FSAD)
B. Damaj, Y. Fernando, D. Frank, I. Moncada
Androgens and sexual desire: Are androgen metabolites the answer to many years of research?
Sarah Wåhlin, Denmark
E. Kristensen, M. Lundqvist, A. S. Cohen, D. M.
Hougaard, N. C. Læssøe, A. T. Pedersen, A. Giraldi
Auditorium
Cosmetic genital surgery for non functional reasons
Moderator:Annamaria Giraldi, Denmark
Lecturer: David Veale, United Kingdom
Objective measurement of the sexual arousal response in women with type 1 diabetes mellitus
Stephanie Both, The Netherlands
P. Enzlin, M. Ter Kuile, P. Weijenborg
005
Master Lecture
Erotical images of lust in West-European romanesque churches of the 11th century
Johan Mattelaer, Belgium
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001
Condom use around the globe: How can we fulfil
the prevention potential of condoms?
002
Male contraception in men who have sex with men
Zohar Mor, Israel
003
Male hormonal contraception: Where do we stand?
Ahmed Mahmoud, Belgium
Scientific Program
PS-09
Podium Session
10.00 – 10.30 h
003
Effect of botulinium-A toxin injection into bulbospongiosus muscle on ejaculatory latency time in
male rats
W. Hawley, G. Lasker, E. Grissom, S. Sikka, G. Dohanich, W. Hellstrom
004
Internet survey of men’s help-seeking behaviour
for sexual problems
Ersin Akpinar, Turkey
Y. Uysal
005
An analysis of the reliability and validity of three
diagnostic instruments for early ejaculation: Results from clinical and population-based samples
Patrick Jern, Finland
J. Piha, A. Gunst, P. Santtila
G102/103
Men‘s sexual health: Surgery II
Chairs: Cesar Rojas Cruz, Spain
001
Sexual satisfaction after penile prostahesis implantation: Penoscrotal versus infrapubic approach
Kadir Onem, Turkey
R. Asci, C. Beyaz, C. Yalman, T. Serdas, A. Sirtbas,
M. Ozen
002
Total phallic construction in patients with the exstrophy-epispadias complex
M. Spilotros, A. A. Raheem, N. A. Christopher, D.
J. Ralph
003
Total corporal reconstruction and penile prosthesis
implantation in patients with severe fibrosis and
erectile dysfunction
G. Garaffa, R. Leonardi, G. Vespasiani, F. P. Ieria,
C. Loreto, D. Ralph
004
005
HP-05
Preclinical research II
Chairs: Manuel Mas, Spain
Stefan Ückert, Germany
The role of imaging in suspected penile fracture
Paras Shah, United Kingdom
M. Shabbir, D. Ralph
001
Synergistic effects of BAY-604552 and vardenafil
on relaxation of corpus cavernosum tissue of patients with erectile dysfunction and clinical PDE5inhibitor failure
L. Linsen, H. Tinel, P. Sandner, K. Van Renterghem
002
The dose-dependent effects of new herbal formula (KBMSI-2) on penile erection and expression
of nitric oxide synthase isoforms in rat model of
type 1 diabetes compared with phosphodiesterase
5 inhibitor
Woong Jin Bae, Republic of Korea
Y. S. Choi, J. H. Bae, S. J. Kim, H. J. Cho, S. H.
Hong, J. Y. Lee, T.-K. Hwang, S. W. Kim
003
Erectile dysfunction secondary to radical prostatectomy in humans is related to selective impairment of nitrergic responses in corpus cavernosum
while endothelial function is preserved
J. I. Martínez-Salamanca, J. M. La Fuente, A. Fer-
nández, E. Martínez-Salamanca, P. Cardoso,
P. Cuevas
004
Influence of bariatric surgery on the morphologic
and biochemical characteristics of corpus cavernosum in the type 2 diabetic rat
Yong Sun Choi, Republic of Korea
W. J. Bae, J. H. Bae, S. J. Kim, H. J. Cho, S.-H.
Hong, J. Y. Lee, T.-K. Hwang, S. W. Kim
Which one is guilty in self-induced penile fractures: marital status, culture or geographic region?
A case series and literature review
Raidh Alzubaidi, Qatar
PS-10
Podium Session
10.30 – 11.00 h
G102/103
Ejaculatory and orgasmic disorders
Chairs: Zsolt Kopa, Hungary
001
Clinical correlates of erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation in men with couple infertility
Francesco Lotti, Italy
G. Corona, G. Rastrelli, G. Forti, E. A. Jannini,
M. Maggi
002
Vardenafil ameliorates intravaginal ejaculatory latency time by modulating sympathetic tone in men
with lifelong premature ejaculation: A pilot study
D. Francomano, R. Bruzziches, A. Lenzi
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Scientific Program
005
Immunofluorescent detection of receptor Tie1 in
endothelium of corpus cavernosum of aged rat and
human
João Fonseca, Portugal
I. Tomada, N. Tomada, H. Almeida, D. Neves
006
Efficacy of a new intravaginal gel, containing purified bovine colostrum, in ovariectomized rats with
vaginal atrophy
Silvia Vailati, Italy
E. Melloni, E. Riscassi, D. Behr-Roussel, M. Sardina
006 Evaluation of the expert physician satisfaction
between three piece inflatable penile prosthesis:
700CX™ (AMS) vs Titan® (Coloplast)
Javier Romero, Spain
B. Garcia, N. Cruz, M. Fernandez, A. Martin,
E. Lledó, C. Rojas, M. Rosello, E. Ruiz, J. Sarquella,
A. Leibar
007
007Protein kinase enzymes in the human vagina – relation to key mediators of the cyclic AMP and cyclic GMP pathways
Stefan Ückert, Germany
J. Sonnenberg, J. Sonnenberg, F. Assadi-Pour,
P. Hedlund, M. Kuczyk
Distal shaft reconstruction for severe cases of penile prosthesis extrusion or corporal fibrosis
Paulo H. Egydio, Brazil
F. Kuehhas
ML-05
Master Lecture
11.30 – 12.00 h
Auditorium
The “Sandra Leiblum” lecture on women’s sexual health
HP-06
Are women genetically predetermined to sexual dysfunctions?
Moderator:Lior Lowenstein, Israel
Lecturer: Andrea Burri, United Kingdom
Surgery
Chairs: Ferenc Fekete, Hungary
ML-06
001Role of dynamic penile Doppler ultrasonography
in the diagnostic work up of Peyronie’s Disease:
Comparison to patients at-home photography
A. Franceschelli, G. Gentile, V. Vagnoni, R. Schiavina
002
11.30 – 12.00 h
005
Forum
Cybersex and net sex dating – a thread for our sexuality?
Moderator:Beatrice Cuzin, France
Lecturer: Jay C. Lee, Canada
The “Kiel knots“ technique for treatment of congenital and acquired penile deviation
Daniar Osmonov, Germany
K. P. Jünemann
SA-04
Satellite Symposium
12.00 – 13.00 h
003Relevance of the evaluation of the female factor in
Peyronie’s disease
Maria Fernanda Peraza-Godoy, Spain
C. Rojas Cruz, M. Gonzalez, J. Sarquella, V. Paredes
004
Master Lecture
Auditorium
Penile prosthesis implantation: State of the art practice
in 2012
Chair: David Ralph, United Kingdom
Multi-institutional study to evaluate patient and
partner satisfaction after the implantation of a
three piece inflatable penile prosthesis (PP):
Titan® (Coloplast) vs 700CX™ (AMS)
Cesar Rojas Cruz, Spain
B. Garcia, J. Romero, A. Fraile, J. Sarquella,
E. Ruiz, S. Navio, A. Rodriguez
001
Overview of the use of antibiotics in penile prosthesis implantation
Gerald Brock, Canada
002
Innovation in inflatable penile prosthesis technology
Tobias Kohler, USA
003Penile prosthesis and Peyronie's disease
Antoine Faix, France
A prospective analysis of surgical outcomes and
patients satisfaction rate after AMS Spectra penile
prosthesis implantation
Luigi Rolle, Italy
C. Ceruti, O. Sedigh, M. Timpano, M. Falcone,
E. Gallletto, P. Destefanis, M. Preto, A. Gonella,
D. Fontana
004Penile prosthesis and priapism
Supported by an educational grant from Coloplast.
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Scientific Program
RT-13
Round Table
13.00 – 14.00 h
PS-11
Auditorium
13.00 – 13.30 h
Under-diagnosis of hypogonadism in high risk populations: Who is the correct candidate for a routine test?
Chairs: Stefan Arver, Sweden
001
Hypogonadism in obese patients
002
Androgens and Prostate: Facts and no myths, please !
Bertrand Tombal, Belgium
003
Hypogonadism in patients with cancers unrelated
to androgens
Jose M. Garcia, USA
RT-16
001Psychopathological similarities and differences
between gender identity disorder and eating disorders subjects: The role of the body
Elisa Bandini, Italy
G. Castellini, H. Casale, C. Lo Sauro, L. Lelli, N.
Ferruccio, M. C. Meriggiola, D. Dettore, M. Maggi,
V. Ricca
G102/103
002
The impact of minority stressors on the mental
and physical health of young gays, lesbians and
bisexuals
Guy Shilo, Israel
Z. Mor
003
Sociodemographic and clinical features of gender
identity disorder: An Italian multicentric evaluation
E. Bandini, H. Casale, N. Ferruccio, M. C. Meriggiola, A. Gualerzi, C. Manieri, E. Jannini, E. Mannucci,
V. Ricca, M. Maggi
004
Older brothers influence the feminized finger ratio
of male to female transsexuals
Manuel Mas, Spain
C. Alonso, P. Hernandez, P. Gutierrez
005
Genital reassignement surgery in male to female
transsexuals: A modified technique
Tobias Pottek, Germany
R. Ovenbeck, B. Sadri, S. Furchert, D. Pape,
H. Igelmann, T. Böhmer
Hot topics – balancing act between evidence based medicine and expert opinion
Chairs: Edouard Amar, France
Zdravko Asenov Kamenov, Bulgaria
001
Obese patients: Is testosterone the right treatment? Pro
Mario Maggi, Italy
002
Obese patients: Is testosterone the right treatment? Con
Oliveira Reis Leonardo, Brazil
003
DHEA – only a T precursor or indeed an effective
androgen? Pro
Abdulmaged Traish, USA
004
DHEA – only a T precursor or indeed an effective
androgen? Con
PS-12
Podium Session
13.30 – 14.00 h
RT-14
Forum
Radical prostatectomy in the robot era: Protection of
sexual functioning
Chairs: Ignacio Moncada, Spain
Mustafa Faruk Usta, Turkey
001
Emerald Room
Men‘s sexual health: Miscellaneous
Chairs: Javier Romero, Spain
Round Table
13.00 – 14.00 h
Emerald Room
Homosexuality and gender disorders
Chairs: John Dean, United Kingdom
Pedro Nobre, Portugal
Round Table
13.00 – 14.30 h
Podium Session
Choosing the right patient at the right time for the
right surgery
Christian Gratzke, Germany
002Preclinical approach to postoperative ED: Some
thing new?
Alexander Müller, Switzerland
003Postoperative sexual functioning is not only ED
Raanan Tal, Israel
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001
Cationic surfactants: A possible future for contraception? An in vitro approach
Marta Baptista, Portugal
R. Tavares, S. Publicover, J. Ramalho-Santos
002
High Aortic/Penile Index (API) is a marker of coronary artery disease in asymptomatic middle-aged
hypertensive patients with erectile dysfunction
Charalambos Vlachopoulos, Greece
N. Ioakeimidis, K. Rokkas, A. Aggelis, D. TerentesPrintzios, A. Aggelakas, A. Synodinos, P. Pietri,
T. Askitis, C. Stefanadis
Scientific Program
003
The relationship of diabetic retinopathy and diabetic macular edema with erectile dysfunction
Sky Chew, Australia
Y. Taouk, E. Lamoureux
004
Characterization of hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD) in men
Leonard DeRogatis, USA
R. Rosen, I. Goldstein, B. Werneburg, J. Kempthorne-Rawson, M. Sand
005
The sexual patterns in medical students and its
predictive factors – a single institution study in
Portugal
Carla Peixoto, Portugal
F. Botelho, I. Tomada, N. Tomada
SA-05
002
Long-term treatment of middle-aged to elderly
hypogonadal men with testosterone undecanoate
does not indicate an increased risk of prostate
cancer
Saad Farid, Germany
G. Doros, A. Haider, A. Yassin
003
Investigation on psychological symptoms improves
ANDROTEST accuracy in predicting hypogonadism in subjects with sexual dysfunction
G. Corona, E. Bandini, C. Strada, E. Maseroli,
V. Ricca, C. Faravelli, E. Mannucci, M. Maggi
004
Effects of microsurgical testicular biopsy on sexual function
Nikolaos Sofikitis, Greece
F. Dimitriadis, D. Giannakis, D. Baltogiannis,
P. Tsounapi, M. Saito, S. Tomita, D. Dafnis, I. Giakoumakis, A. Takenaka
005
Significant nocturia is associated with testosterone
deficiency, independent of age and prostate size
Dae Yeol Yang, Republic of Korea
J. Kim, S. W. Lee, D. G. Moon, H. J. Park
006
Low-energy / low-fat diet reverses metabolic syndrome-induced changes in cavernous tissue of
aged rats
Inês Tomada, Portugal
H. Almeida, D. Neves
007
Impaired postprandial glucose but not impaired
fasting glucose is associated with low serum testosterone levels
Chen-Hsun Ho, Taiwan
H.-J. Yu, Y.-S. Pu, S.-P. Liu
Satellite Symposium
14.00 – 15.30 h
Forum
Premature ejaculation: New clinical perspectives
Chairs: Jacques Buvat, France
Chris McMahon, Australia
001 Opening and welcome
Chris. McMahon
002 The theory for serotoninergic modulation of human
ejaculation: a neuroendocrinological approach
Mario Maggi, Italy
003 Real life experiences and different therapeutic options in managing the couple with PE
004 Dapoxetine: Clinical experience and patients’ satisfaction
Chris McMahon, Australia
005 Discussion and closure
HP-07
Women‘s sexual health: Miscellaneous
Chairs: Stephanie Both, The Netherlands
Elianora Bragagna, Austria
Supported by an educational grant from Menarini Group.
HP-08
001
Hormones
Chairs: Edouard Amar, France
001
A new device for simultaneous measurement of
pelvic floor muscle activity and vaginal blood flow:
A test in a non-clinical sample
Stephanie Both, The Netherlands
R. Van Lunsen, P. Weijenborg, E. Laan
002Vulvodynia
Dagna Kocur, Poland
Androgen deficiency in aging-male: Relationship
between plasma testosterone and components of
metabolic syndrome
Antonio Becerra, Spain
M. Menacho, G. Pérez-López, R. Villar, J. M. Rodríguez-Molina, J. L. Llopis, N. Asenjo, M. Lucio,
J. M. Del Rey
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Scientific Program
003
004
005
The role of metabolism of nitrogen oxide in development of urogenital disorders and women’s
sexual dysfunctions in postmenopause
Oksana Romashchenko, Ukraine
A. Soloviev, S. Melnykov, V. Bilogolovskaya, V. Kislova, M. Shcherbak
RT-15
16.00 – 17.30 h
Pro-Speakers
Osmo Kontula, Finland
Pedro Nobre, Portugal
Sexual function and depression in the third trimester of pregnancy – preliminary results
Meireluci Costa Ribeiro, Brazil
M. U. Nakamura, M. R. Torloni, M. D. Tubino Scanavino, R. Mattar
Sexual life during family planning period
Erika Eros, Hungary
007
Sexual function of Brazilian overweight pregnant
women – preliminary results
M. U. Nakamura, M. R. Torloni, M. d. Tubino Scanavino, R. Mattar
RT-17
Con-Speakers
Emmanuele Jannini, Italy
RT-18
Round Table
16.00 – 17.30 h
Forum
Female sexual dysfunction – bench-to-bedside
Chairs: Ellen T. M. Laan, The Netherlands
Andrea Burri, United Kingdom
001Preclinical models for the study of peripheral causes of FSD
Fabio Castiglione, Italy
Round Table
16.00 – 17.30 h
G102/103
Organic vs. psychogenic erectile dysfunction, still a necessary distinction?
Chairs: Juza Chen, Israel
Chiara Simonelli, Italy
Evaluation of sexual function of the pregnant women
Funda Tosun Guleroglu, Turkey
N. Gördeles Beser
006
Round Table
Auditorium
PDE5is in healthy subjects: From recreational use to
doping
Chairs: Antonio Martin Morales, Spain
001Recreational use of PDE5Is: Recognizing the issue
Amr El Meliegy, Saudi Arabia
002
In search of an animal models for central causes
of FSD
Eelke Snoeren, Norway
003
Innervation of the clitoris and its clinical importance during incontinence surgery
Henk W. Elzevier, The Netherlands
004Neuroendocrine aspects of female sexual health
Jim Pfaus, Canada
002Neuropharmaceutical use of PDE5Is for mental
enhancement
Olga A. H. Reneerkens, The Netherlands
003
004
ABM
Effect of PDE5Is on athletes’ performance
Luigi Di Luigi, Italy
17.30 – 18.30 h
Doping, PDE5is and the black market
Ferdinando Fusco, Italy
Forum
ESSM Annual Business Meeting
– for members only –
Closing ceremony
18.30 – 19.00 h
a Best Presentation Awards
a Distribution of MJCSM Certificates
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Forum
www.issmessm2013.org
Photography: Julia Jungfer
21 – 23 June 2013
Berlin
Germany
InTErnATIOnAL SYMpOSIuM
On prOSTATE, AnDrOGEnS
AnD MEn’S SEXuAL HEALTH
Jointly shared by the
international and European
Societies for Sexual Medicine
ABC Master Course
open to all registered congress delegates
Part I
Moderator: Chiara Simonelli, Italy
ABC Master Course
09.00 – 12.30 h
Emerald Room
1. Normal sexual development
Cinzia Silvaggi, Italy
2. Pubertas praecox & pubertas tarda
Sexual development and orientation
09.00 – 10.40 h
Moderator: Dimitrios Hatzichristou, Greece
1.Sexual differentiation, development
and disorders
2. Sexual identity disorders (GID)
3. Sexual orientation
Kevan Wylie, United Kingdom
4. Social, cultural and religious factors
Woet L. Gianotten, The Netherlands
5. Sexual behaviour variations and paraphilia
Kevan Wylie, United Kingdom
6. Sexual addiction
Maria Francesca Tripodi, Italy
13.35 – 14.15 h
13.35 h
13.55 h
09.00 h
Sexuality in the elderly
Moderator: Arik Shechter, Israel
09.15 h
14.15 – 15.05 h
1. Aging male
2. Aging woman
3. Sexual performance patterns in elderly
09.30 h
09.45 h
10.00 h
14.15 h
14.30 h
14.45 h
Questions and Answers from the floor
10.15 h
Sexual history taking and therapy
15.05 – 15.35 h
Moderator: Woet Gianotten, The Netherlands
Basic anatomy, physiology
and endocrinology
Moderator: Yoram Vardi, Israel
1. Taking sexual history
2. Psychological treatment – when patient
should receive psycho-sexual counseling
10.40 – 12.30 h
1. Male anatomy, physiology and hormons
2. Female anatomy, physiology
and endocrinology
3. HPG and menstrual cycle physiology
R.H.W. van Lunsen, The Netherlands
10.40 h
Male sexual (dys)function
15.35 – 15.45 h
Moderator: Yacov Reisman, The Netherlands
11.55 h
Contraception and male sexuality
Sexual response
Moderator: Chiara Simonelli, Italy
1. Psychological considerations in male
and female
2. Psychological variations of response
Maria Francesca Tripodi, Italy
15.35 h
Hormonal disorders
15.45 – 16.20 h
Moderator: Yacov Reisman, The Netherlands
ABC Master Course
13.00 – 16.55 h
15.15 h
11.15 h
Part II
15.05 h
1. Androgens
2. Prolactin, thyroid hormones, other
Emerald Room
13.00 – 13.35 h
15.45 h
16.05 h
13.00 h
13.15 h
Moderator: Carlo Bettocchi, Italy
16.20 – 16.55 h
1. Priapism
Natalio Cruz, Spain
2. Penile traumas and fractures
Natalio Cruz, Spain
16.20 h
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16.35 h
ABC Master Course
Part III
ABC Master Course
09.00 – 12.20 h
Desire / Libido disorder
Moderator: Pedro Vendeira, Portugal
Part IV
Emerald Room
13.00 – 17.00 h
09.00 – 09.35 h
1. Hyperactive sexual disorder
2. Hypoactive sexual desire
Penile disorders
Moderator: Natalio Cruz, Spain
09.10 h
09.35 – 11.00 h
1.Psychogenic ED: Tips and tricks
2. ED: Definition, epidemiology predictors
and risks
3. ED treatment
09.35 h
13.00 – 15.00 h
09.55 h
10.25 h
Prostate and sexuality
Moderator: Fabrizio Palumbo, Italy
15.00 – 15.35 h
1. Prostatitis
2. LUTS and BPH
3. Prostate cancer
Ejaculatory and orgasm disorders
11.00 – 12.20 h
Moderator: Marcel D. Waldinger, The Netherlands
1. Premature ejaculation, etiology,
epidemiology, risk factors and diagnosis
2. Medical and psychological treatment of PE
3. Delayed /absent ejaculation / orgasm
Natalio Cruz, Spain
4. Retrograde ejaculation and
painful ejaculation
Natalio Cruz, Spain
Emerald Room
1. Phimosis and short frenulum
13.00 h
2. Congenital penile curvature
13.10 h
Natalio Cruz, Spain
3. Peyronie disease
13.25 h
4. Micropenis- and small penis syndrome
13.55 h
Sukbinder Jeet Singh Minhas, United Kingdom
5. Penile skin lesions and infections
14.15 h
6. Penile cancer and sexuality
14.40 h
Wim Meinhardt, The Netherlands
09.00 h
Erectile disorders (ED)
Moderator: Pedro Vendeira, Portugal
ABC Master Course
15.00 h
15.10 h
15.20 h
11.00 h
11.20 h
Other
Moderator: Fabrizio Palumbo, Italy
11.45 h
15.35 – 17.00 h
1.Sexual rehabilitation after pelvic surgery
2.Cancer and sexuality
3.Chronic pelvic pain syndrome and sexuality
4.STD and sexuality
12.00 h
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15.35 h
15.50 h
16.20 h
16.35 h
ABC Master Course
Part V
Contraception and sexuality
11.40 – 12.00 h
Moderator: Peter Leusink, The Netherlands
ABC Master Course
09.00 – 12.20 h
Emerald Room
Contraception and sexuality
11.40 h
Women sexual (dys)functions
09.00 – 10.10 h
Moderator: Rik van Lunsen, The Netherlands
1.HPG axis – cycle, menopause and
hormonal disorders
2.Hypoactive sexual desire and aversion a. Etiology, epidemiology, risk factors
b. Diagnosis and treatment
External genital disorders
12.00 – 12.20 h
09.00 h
Dysmorphic syndrome included
12.00 h
09.20 h
09.50 h
Part VI
ABC Master Course
14.00 – 15.10 h
Sexual arousal disorder
10.10 – 10.30 h
Moderator: Rik van Lunsen, The Netherlands
Sexual arousal disorder
Restless genital syndrome
Moderator: Lior Lowenstein, Israel
Restless genital syndrome
Medical conditions and sexuality
14.00 – 14.15 h
Moderator: Ellen T. M. Laan, The Netherlands
10.10 h
Medical conditions and sexuality
Pain
Moderator: Lior Lowenstein, Israel
1.Dyspareunia
2.Vaginismus
3.Vulvar vestibulitis syndrome
14.00 h
10.30 – 10.45 h
Pelvic floor disorder and sexual function /
Pregnacy and sexual function
14.15 – 14.35 h
10.30 h
1.Pelvic floor disorder and sexual function
2.Pregnancy and sexual function
Orgasmic disorders
10.45 – 11.00 h
Orgasmic disorders
R.H.W. van Lunsen, The Netherlands
Emerald Room
14.15 h
14.35 h
10.45 h
Sex and art
14.50 – 15.10 h
Sex and art
Rob Schipper, The Netherlands
11.00 – 11.30 h
11.00 h
11.10 h
11.20 h
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14.50 h
P-01
010
Poster Session
Male sexual health
001New-onset erectile dysfunction is more frequently
comorbid with primary hypoactive sexual desire in
young men
E. Ventimiglia, M. Colicchia, P. Capogrosso,
N. Suardi, M. Ferrari, G. Castagna, M. C. Clementi,
R. Matloob, P. Rigatti, F. Montorsi
011Patient perspective on approaching physician for
ED treatment and PDE5 inhibitor prescription
Sung Won Lee, Republic of Korea
J. Kim, D. Y. Yang, D. G. Moon, H. J. Park
002Patients attitude about PDE5Is information leaflet
in the internet era
M. Ferrari, G. Castagna, M. C. Clementi, N. Suardi, P. Capogrosso, E. Ventimiglia, M. Colicchia,
D. Moretti, P. Rigatti, F. Montorsi
003
Inhibitors of 5a-reductase-related side effects in patients seeking medical care for sexual dysfunction
G. Rastrelli, E. Maseroli, G. Forti, M. Maggi
005
Effects of arginase inhibition on the contraction
of human seminal vesicle smooth muscle – an in
vitro approach
Ali Saljoughi, Germany
S. Ückert, G. Kedia, M. Kuczyk
006
012 In vivo testosterone supplementation improves
metabolic syndrome-induced adipose tissue derangements: A study in rabbit
Mario Maggi, Italy
E. Maneschi, A. Morelli, S. Filippi, I. Cellai, P. Comeglio, E. Sarchielli, L. Vignozzi, F. Saad, R. Vettor,
G. B. Vannelli
Hormonal associations and sexual dysfunctions
in male patients with impaired fasting glucose:
A cross-sectional and longitudinal study
G. Rastrelli, F. Lotti, G. Forti, M. Maggi
004
Effects of castration on pituitary-gonadal axis in
female-to-male transsexuals treated with testosterone
Antonio Becerra, Spain
M. Menacho, G. Pérez-López, R. Villar, M. Lucio,
N. Asenjo, J. M. Rodríguez-Molina, J. L. Llopis,
J. M. Del Rey
007Psychobiological, ultrasound and seminal correlates of metabolic syndrome in male members
of infertile couples
Francesco Lotti, Italy
G. Corona, S. Degli Innocenti, E. Filimberti, V. Scog
namiglio, L. Vignozzi, G. Forti, M. Maggi
008 Bulbospongiousus muscle electromyography:
A novel diagnostic tool for lifelong premature
ejaculation
H. H. Koyuncu, B. Ugurel, B. Aktekin, F. Yencilek
009
Sustainable positive long-term result of a structured postoperative sexual rehabilitation program
after radical prostatectomy regardless of nerve
sparing (NS) procedure or not
Christina Ljunggren, Sweden
P. Stroberg
Sexual and cardiovascular correlates of male unfaithfulness
E. Bandini, G. Rastrelli, G. Corona, M. Monami,
E. Mannucci, M. Maggi
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013
Testosterone/estradiol ratio regulates nitric oxideinduced bladder relaxation and responsiveness to
phosphodiesterase type 5 inhibitors
S. Filippi, A. Morelli, P. Comeglio, I. Cellai, E. Sar
chielli, E. Maneschi, M. Gacci, G. B. Vannelli,
M. Maggi
014
Thirty years of HIV in Israel – current epidemiology
and future challenges
Zohar Mor, Israel
Y. Levin, D. Chemtob
015
The cerebral modification in MtoF transsexuals
after the sex reassignment surgery: A neurophysiological study based on an emotional P300
Luigi Rolle, Italy
M. T. Molo, M. Falcone, S. Vighetti, M. Timpano,
C. Ceruti, O. Sedigh, E. Galletto, M. Preto, D. Fontana
016
Impact of atrial fibrillation on erectile function
and arterial stiffness in males without clinical
atherosclerosis
Charalambos Vlachopoulos, Greece
N. Ioakeimidis, A. Samentzas, D. Terentes-Printzios,
A. Synodinos, A. Aggelis, G. Lazaros, T. Askitis,
C. Stefanadis
017
Two unconventional risk factors for major adverse cardiovascular events in subjects with sexual
dysfunction: Low education and reported partner’s
hypoactive sexual desire in comparison with conventional risk factors
G. Corona, A. D. Fisher, E. Mannucci, M. Maggi
018
027Penile lengthening and penile prosthesis implantation in patients with peyronie’s disease and severe penile shortening
G. Garaffa, R. Leonardi, G. Vespasiani, F. P. Ieria,
C. Loreto, D. Ralph
The value of endothelial dysfunction and arterial
stiffness for identifying wall motion abnormalities
during stress test in erectile dysfunction hypertensive men: Comparison of vascular markers for
improved detection of heart disease
C. Vlachopoulos, N. Ioakeimidis, K. Rokkas,
D. Terentes-Printzios, A. Synodinos, A. Aggelakas,
D. Robolis, T. Askitis, C. Stefanadis
019Unfavourable effects of androgen deficiency on
left ventricular diastolic relaxation, aortic stiffness
and maximal exercise capacity in hypertensive
males: Charting new directions for cardiovascular
disease prevention
C. Vlachopoulos, A. Aggelis, D. Terentes-Printzios,
K. Rokkas, E. Christoforatou, C. Fassoulakis, T. Askitis, C. Stefanadis
020Premature ejaculation (PE) and infantile nocturnal
enuresis
Elena Longhi, Italy
A. Franceschelli, F. Colombo, A. Salonia
021Unconsumed marriages and sexuality
Elena Longhi, Italy
A. Franceschelli, F. Colombo, A. Salonia
022
Surgical correction of congenital penile curvature:
Plication corporoplasty versus nesbit tecnique
Kadir Onem, Turkey
R. Asci, C. Yalman, C. Beyaz, T. Serdas, A. Sirtbas,
M. Ozen
023New washing protocol for revision surgery of penile
implants
Cesar Rojas Cruz, Spain
J. Sarquella
024
Tribulus terrestris versus placebo in the treatment
of erectile dysfunction: A prospective, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study
Carlos Alberto Santos Jr., Brazil
L. O. Reis, R. Destro Saade, A. L. Reis, A. Fregonesi
028
Combined treatment of erectile dysfunction in patients with secondary hypogonadism
M. Romaniuk, J. Gurzhenko, L. Imshinetskaja,
P. Aksenov
030
Minimally invasive one-sided selective neurotomy
technique in treating patients with premature ejaculation
Roman Aliev, Russia
031
Isolated inflatable penile prosthesis pump erosion
through the scrotum: A case report
032
It takes two to tango: The relational domain in a
cohort of subjects with Erectile Dysfunction (ED)
Valentina Boddi, Italy
g. corona, a. d. fisher, g. rastrelli, M. maggi
033
ESWT treatment in peyronie‘s disease
S. Bancu, C. Belinski, R. Mihalca
034
Effects on the corpus cavernosum of experimental
lesions of nerves or arteries supplying the penis of
rats treated or not with Tadalafil
Luiz E. M. Cardoso, Brazil
A. Toledo, J. Medeiros jr., A. Souza, J. Amaro,
W. Costa, F. Sampaio
035
Should men with mild erectile dysfunction be
closely evaluated for cardiovascular diseases in
the Korean population?
Sung Yong Cho, Republic of Korea
O. Kwon, H. Son, S. W. Kim, J.-S. Paick, K. Baik
036Protective effects of L-arginine and L-glutamine
on the penis of rats submitted to pelvic radiation
Waldemar Costa, Brazil
F. Sampaio, C. Gallo, L. Cardoso, D. Benchimol,
B. Felix, B. Gregorio, J. Medeiros Jr
025 Most hypogonadal men are obese; long-term
testosterone treatment leads to continuous and
sustained reductions of body weight and waist
circumference
Saad Farid, Germany
G. Doros, A. Traish, A. Haider
037
026Penile length and girth restoration in severe Pey
ronie‘s disease – circular and longitudinal grafting
Franklin Kuehhas, Austria
R. Herwig, P. H. Egydio
45
Sinusoidal constriction and vascular hypertrophy
in the diabetes-induced rabbit penis
Waldemar Costa, Brazil
F. Sampaio, M. Abidu-Figueiredo, V. Pereira, M. Cha
gas, B. Gregorio, D. Benchimol, C. Gallo
038
Testosterone role on corpora cavernosa structures
Alexandre MIranda, Brazil
C. Gallo, W. Costa, L. Cardoso, B. Felix, D. Benchimol, F. Sampaio
039
Erectile dysfunction in diabetic men
Mohamad Reza Darabi Mahboub, Islamic Republic
of Iran
A. Rezaee Ardani
040
L-arginine improves spermatozoid parameters and
reproductive function after testicular torsion in
prepubertal rats
Diogo de Souza, Brazil
R. Milhomen, C. Ribeiro, B. Gregório, C. Gallo,
M. Pereira-Sampaio, W. Costa, F. Sampaio
041
Morphometric study of the corpus cavernosum
after chronic administration anabolic androgenic
steroid in pubertal and adult rats
Diogo de Souza, Brazil
A. Sena, R. Vargas, B. Gregório, C. Gallo, L. Oliveira,
S. Frankenfeld, W. Costa, L. Favorito, F. Sampaio
042Priapism in teenage boys following a change in the
formulation of depot testosterone
James Donaldson, United Kingdom
R. Rees, J. Davies, N. Davis, H. Steinbrecher
043
044
049
Sexual frequency among married Egyptians
Khaled Gadalla, Egypt
050
Evaluation of male sexual function in active acromegalic patients and after disease remission:
Preliminary study
Mariano Galdiero, Italy
P. Vitale, L. F. Stella Grasso, F. Lo Calzo, F. Cariati,
F. Lotti, M. Maggi, A. Colao, R. Pivonello
051
Metabolic syndrome comorbidity in a cohort of
1094 men with low testosterone levels
O. Cadeñosa, M. Piqueras, P. Luque, A. Alcaraz
052
Is ultrasonic therapy effective in patients with
Peyronie’s Disease?
Mohamad Habous, Saudi Arabia
S. Eldawy, E. Nada, G. Garaffa
053
Effect of exercise parameters and body composition on erectile quality and testosterone levels
Ece Hattat, Turkey
H. Hattat, I. Hattat
054
Sexuality in later life: A theoretical model
Ece Hattat, Turkey
055Pelvic venoablation for the treatment of erectile
dysfunction caused by venous leakage
Ralf Herwig, Austria
F. Kuehhas
The Edinburgh Penile Cancer Audit 2005 – 2011:
Morbidity and outcomes of contemporary treatment
Roland Donat, United Kingdom
S. McFee
Is sentinel inguinal lymph node biopsy a reproducible treatment option in penile cancer?
Roland Donat, United Kingdom
S. McFee
056
The somatic innervation of the penis: Preliminary
evidence of sexual dysfunction after male sling
surgery
Cornelis Hogewoning, The Netherlands
H. Elzevier, M. Bekker, M. DeRuiter
057
The SIAMS-ED study: A spontaneous, multicenter,
observational study on the efficacy of vardenafil in
men with erectile dysfunction and cardiovascular
risk factors
G. Corona, A. Aversa, E. A. Jannini, C. Foresta,
M. Maggi, A. Lenzi, S. G. Siams-Ed
045Piperacillin vs Azithromycin and both combination
in treatment of male with Ureaplasma Urealyticum
Kim Drasa, Albania
A. Xhixha, M. Krasniqi, E. Koci
046
047
048
Erectile dysfunction - the first sign of cardiovascular pathologies clinically not manifested
Ion Dumbraveanu, Republic of Moldova
R. Grajdieru, B. Balutel, V. Ghenciu, A. Tanase
058 Sexually-related urethral injury in women with
Mayer-Rokitansky syndrome
Ognen Ivanovski, Macedonia
V. Georgiev, V. Kojovic, M. Djordjevic
Sexual disorders – first sign of type II diabetes
mellitus (DM)
Victoria Ghenciu, Republic of Moldova
I. Dumbraveanu
Impact of testosterone deficit syndrome (TDS) severity and the presence of most frequent symp
toms of TDS on patients’ erectile dysfunction
treatment preferences
Pedro Gutierrez Hernandez, Spain
A. Fernandez Lozano, P. Rebollo
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059
Consideration of the best method to treat the delayed recovery case following penile enhancement
surgery
060
Evaluation of the safe and efficient surgical procedure of the penile enhancement surgery in uncircumcised men
061
Allogenic adipose derived stem cell transplantation in rats with erectile dysfunction induced by
bilateral cavernous nerve crushing injury
Su Jin Kim, Republic of Korea
Y. S. Choi, W. J. Bae, H. J. Cho, S. H. Hong, J. Y.
Lee, T.-K. Hwang, S. W. Kim
062
Influence of the ambulatory bladder pressure monitoring device on the erectile function: A preliminary animal study
Su Jin Kim, Republic of Korea
Y. S. Choi, W. J. Bae, H. J. Cho, S. H. Hong, J. Y.
Lee, T.-K. Hwang, S. W. Kim
072 Tele-consultations for male sexual dysfunction
and lower urinary tract symptoms: Patients’ perspective
Kiki Mistry, United Kingdom
M. Penna, K. Fan, S. Chitale
073
Avanafil for on-demand treatment of erectile dysfunction (ED): An analysis of patients attempting
sexual intercourse within 15 minutes of dosing
John P. Mulhall, USA
K. Didonato, W. Hellstrom, A. Burnett, W. Day
074
Baseline characteristics associated with low testosterone and the impact of low testosterone on
improvements in ejaculatory and orgasmic function in pooled data from clinical trials of tadalafil
versus placebo once-daily
Darius A. Paduch, USA
A. Bolyakov, X. Ni, P. Polzer
063
First description of Ambroxol as a remedy in postorgasmic pain
Uwe Kinzel, Germany
064
Effects of daily administration of low dose phosphodiesterase type-5 inhibitor (mirodenafil 50mg)
on men’s life
Dong Sup Lee, Republic of Korea
S.-J. Lee, H.-S. Choe
075
Sex addiction: Fact of fiction?
Dennis Lin, USA
A. Bergel, E. Gerz
Suprafascial conceal reservoir: Do we still need
two-pieces inflatable prostheses?
Edoardo Pescatori, Italy
B. Drei, P. Pisi
076
Acceptance of and discontinuation rate from erectile dysfunction treatment
Maja Ravnik-Oblak, Slovenia
I. Bizjak
077
Adult male circumcision and the effect on sexual
function
Laila Safarfashandi, United Kingdom
N. Borley, M. Dinneen, B. Khoubehi
078
The association between Peyronie‘s disease and
diabetes mellitus
William Stebbeds, United Kingdom
M. Mateus, K. Beetson, S. Cellek, D. Ralph
079
Formal and informal sex education: Young Iranians’ experience
Alireza Tabatabaie, United Kingdom
Z. Mofatteh
080
The effect of the method of ED diagnosis on prediction of cardiovascular events with erectile dysfunction
Dimitrios Terentes-Printzios, Greece
C. Vlachopoulos, N. Ioakeimidis, A. Aggelis, K. Rokkas, K. Aznaouridis, A. Synodinos, A. Samentzas,
C. Stefanadis
081
Transrectal prostate needle biopsy has a negative
effect on neurovascular tissue and associated with
an increased risk of erectile dysfunction: Results
of power doppler imaging of the prostate
Altug Tuncel, Turkey
U. Toprak, M. Balci, E. Koseoglu, Y. Aksoy, A. Karademir, A. Atan
065
066
067
068
Male sexuality and pelvic floor surgery of their
female partner: A one year follow up study
Risa Lonnee-Hoffmann, Norway
Ø. Salvesen, S. Mørkved, B. Schei
Androgendeficiency in males with type 2 diabetes
mellitus
Eugen Luchytskiy, Ukraine
V. Luchytskyi, G. Zubkova
Case report of genital avulsion
Dung Mai Ba Tien, Viet Nam
H. Duong Quang
069Penile enhancement techniques to improve patient satisfaction during penile prosthesis implant
E. Linares, L. Del Portillo Sánchez, L. Osorio Cabello, C. Martínez Ballesteros, J. Areche Espiritusanto,
J. Carballido Rodríguez
070 Simultaneous double implant: Artificial urinary
sphincter and penile prosthesis using scrotal unique
incision
E. Linares, L. Del Portillo, L. Osorio Cabello,
C. Martínez Ballesteros, I. Moncada Iribarren,
J. Carballido Rodríguez
071
Corporoplasty in penile recurvatum: Neurovascular bundles mobilization versus deep dorsal vein
stripping – comparing results
Luca Mavilla, Italy
F. Pisanti, R. Giulianelli, L. Albanesi, F. Attisani,
B. C. Gentile, D. Granata, M. Schettini, T. Shestani
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082
From run the risk to be at risk: From checking STI
to psychological illness
Marianne Wiksten-Almstromer, Sweden
E. Sandstrom
083
How many dots in the 16 dot technique?
Adham Zaazaa, Egypt
A. Abdelal, O. Selim, H. Ghanem
084
prolong (TM): review of a newly approved treatment for premature ejaculation in Europe
Andy Zamar, United Kingdom
085
Effect of LDD175, a novel benzofuroindole compound, on the modulation of corporal smooth
muscles tone
Sung Won Lee, Republic of Korea
M. R. Chae, H. H. Sung, M. K. Ko, S. J. Kang,
J. K. Park
093
094Repair of failed epispadias presenting in adults
Marta Bizic, Serbia
M. Djordjevic, M. Majstorovic, V. Kojovic, B. Stojanovic, G. Korac, Z. Krstic
095Prevalence of sexual dysfunction amongst veterans suffering of PTSD
Watcharaphol Kamnerdsiri, France
P. Weiss
086 Clinically significant improvement of erectile
function following treatment with alprostadil
cream (Vitaros®) in 1651 patients with erectile
dysfunction
Y. Fernando, B. Damaj, I. Moncada, D. Frank,
M. Burger
P-02
088Retrospective analysis of the efficacy and safety of
once-daily tadalafil in men with erectile dysfunction with or without diabetes mellitus
Allan Seftel, USA
E- Kim, Y. Ni, p. Burns
090
Poster Session
087 A mid–term analysis (6 months) of the effect of
penile low intensity shock-wave therapy for patients of varying ED etiologies and different degrees
of ED severity
B. Appel, Y, Vardi
089
Hystochemical outcomes of tissue remodeling after penile girth enhancement using biodegradable
scaffolds
Uros Bumbasirevic, Serbia
M Djordjevic, T. Kravic, T. Martinovic, M. Bizic,
V. Ojovic, M. Majstorovic, B. Stojanovic
In-vitro effects of PDE5 inhibitor and statin treatment on the contractile responses of experimental hyperlipidemic rabbit's corpus cavernosum
smooth muscle
Yasin Erdem, Turkey
E. Korgali, S. Ayan, G. Gökce, S. Yildrim, Y. Gültekin
Do the pelvic floor muscles play a role in the control of ejaculation and what this might imply?
Giuseppe La Pera, Italy
092Relationship between testosterone, amss and metabolic syndrome in a cohort of men with low testosterone levels
M. Piqueras, O. Cardeñosa, P. Luque, A. Alcaraz
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001
Doing it all gives me a better sex life: The effect of
role-conflict on depression and sexual satisfaction
among female medical students
Tal Peleg-Sagy, Israel
G. Shahar
002
The role of diabetes type in the pathogenesis of
sexual disorders and sexual distress in women
A. Bargiota, O. Mouzas, M. Bristianou, A. Karatzas,
I. Zachos, C. Panou, M. Melekos, G. Koukoulis,
V. Tzortzis
004
Sexual function of overweight pregnant women
with gestational diabetes – preliminary results
M. U. Nakamura, M. R. Torloni, F. B. Scomparini,
M. d. Tubino Scanavino, R. Mattar
005
Sexual abuse in a clinical cohort of Canadian patients with pelvic floor related complaints
J. Beck, K. Berzuk, H. Putter, R. Pelger, H. Elzevier,
P. Voorham-van der Zalm
006
Sexual health of women of postmenopausal age in
Ukraine
O. Romashchenko, S. Melnykov, V. Bilogolovskaya,
S. Koval, M. Shcherbak
007
Evaluation of sexual functions in females receiving renal replacement therapies
Resat Demir, Turkey
Y. K. Yakupoglu, Y. Bostanci, F. Atac, E. Ozden,
C. Kaya, S. Sarikaya
poster presentations
008
Scattering metal sparks in the middle of emergency room to rescue the penis: Two case reports
019
Histologic findings of grafted implants after penile
augmentation surgery
Jy Kim, Republic of Korea
009
Clinical practice one year after training at the
ESSM School of Sexual Medicine
Shalini Andrews, United Kingdom
G. Arbanas
020
010
Association of a triad morbid: Depression, erectile
dysfunction and ischemic heart disease
Farès Asselah, Algeria
A. Bélaid, M. s. Issad
Multi-slit and multi-piece technique: Surgical
techniques for the allografts in penile augmentation surgery
Y. S. Whnag, Republic of Korea
J. Kim
021
Out of Eastern Africa: Defibulation and sexual
function in woman with female genital mutilation
Elke Krause, Switzerland
022
The effect of pregnancy and pregnancy-related
myths on women’s sexuality. A questionnaire survey
among South East Hungarian postpartum women
Anna Lakatos, Hungary
D. Dweik, G. Mészáros
023
Transition to womanhood: Iranian women experiencing vaginismus
Mitra Molaeinezhad, Islamic Republic of Iran
E. Merghati Khoei, R. Latifnjad Roudasari, M. Salehi, A. Yousefy
024
Widowhood and sexuality; experiences of Iranian
widows about an unspoken issue
Mitra Molaeinezhad, Islamic Republic of Iran
S. Kohan
025
Effect of desmopressin – on demand – combined
with anticholinergics in treating coital incontinence in females suffered from overactive bladder
(pilot Study)
Fathy Moossa, Egypt
026
Characteristics of an Egyptian sample of patients
with female sexual dysfunction: A cross-sectional
study
Mona Reda, Egypt
H. Hussain
027
Importance of a multidisciplinar aproach in female sexual dysfunction: Case report evidence
Maria Fernanda Peraza-Godoy, Spain
M. Rosselló Gayá,
Gayá, S. Cañellas Engel, M. Rosselló
Barbará
011
“Cancer, sexual health and intimacy”: The first
general guideline on management and treatment
approaches for health care professionals realized
by the French-speaking supportive cancer care association (AFSOS)
Pierre Bondil, France
D. Habold, F. Farsi, W. Rondali
012
Age-related changes in the concentration of elastic fibers in different regions of the rabbit penis
Luiz E. M. Cardoso, Brazil
W. Costa, M. Chagas, M. Abidu-Figueiredo
014
Laser treatment of early stages of stress urinary
incontinence significantly improves sexual life
Ivan Fistonic, Croatia
N. Fistonic, S. Findri Gustek, I. Sorta Bilajac Turina,
M. Fistonic
015
MCp-1 and fetuin A levels in patients with pCOS
and /or obesity before and after metformin treatment
Antoaneta Gateva, Bulgaria
Z. Kamenov, A. Tsakova
016
The effect of education based on James Brown
pattern on knowledge of reproductive and sex
health in women in Shiraz
Mojtaba Homayon, Islamic Republic of Iran
017
The castrati – A voice from the heavens
Priyadarshi Kumar, United Kingdom
R. Ibrahim, R. Stanford, R. Kunkler, R. Bell, M. Miller
018
Sexual function in aging female
Giedre Jonusiene, Lithuania
B. Zilaitiene, V. Adomaitiene, R. Aniuliene
The poster exhibition at the upper Lounge and the technical exhibition at the Onyx Lounge and Auditorium Lounge
are open during the follwoing times:
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
6 December 2012
7 December 2012
8 December 2012
13.00 – 21.00 h
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028Perception and practice of female cicumcision
and female genital mutilation in indonesian medical professional
Gilang Nispu Saputra, Indonesia
S. Quintina
029
Seroepidemiology of STI viruses in pregnant women: A retrospective study 2010 – 2011
Hoshang Sharify Heydarabad, Islamic Republic of
Iran
F. Farid Soltany, S. H. Montazam
030
Common myths among a group of Iranian women
concerning sexual relationships during pregnancy
Mahdieh Shojaa, Islamic Republic of Iran
R. Mohebbi, L. Jouybari
031
Orgasm determining factors in young females
Marta Skrodzka, Poland
J. Kudelski, M. Chlabicz, T. Werel, B. Darewicz
032
033
Sexual difficulties in women after cancer treatment
Wendy Vanselow, Australia
034
Sexual issues among cervical cancer survivors:
How can we help women seek help?
Willemijn Vermeer, The Netherlands
R. M. Bakker, A. M. Stiggelbout, G. G. Kenter,
C. D. de Kroon, M. M. ter Kuile
035
Sexual satisfaction in Primigravidas
Elham Zare, Islamic Republic of Iran
036
The role of sexual-self concept, five factor personality in risky sex behaviour
Tayebe Ziaei, Islamic Republic of Iran
F. Ziaei
037
Bladder, anorectal and sexual function after nervesparing radical hysterectomy for the treatment of
cervical cancer; a longitudinal prospective cohort
study
Quirine Pieterse, The Netherlands
G. Kenter, C. de Kroon, C. Creutzberg, B. Trimbos,
M. ter Kuile
former
PS-08-006
All you need to know about cultural and religious
issues in sexual health
Alireza Tabatabaie, United Kingdom
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EUROPEAN SOCIETY
FOR SEXUAL MEDICINE
16th COnGrESS OF THE EurOpEAn
SOCIETY FOr SEXuAL MEDICInE
joint by the 14th biannual Congress of the European Federation of Sexology
29 January – 2 February 2014 l Istanbul, Turkey
www.essm.org
SAVE
THE DATE
Hosted by: the turkish Society of Andrology
the turkish Association for Cognitive and Behavioral Psychotherapies
The first qualification examination of the Multidisciplinary Joint Committee on Sexual Medicine (MJCSM)
MJCSM Exam // 5 December 2012
Location: Novotel Amsterdam, Europaplein 10
1083 ad Amsterdam l The Netherlands
Examination Format
The exam duration is 3 hours and includes 100 MCQ in
5 domains of Sexual Medicine:
800 m from the RAI Convention Centre and can be reached
with the same public transportations as for the RAI
1. B
asic science (including psychology) of the sexual
response including sexual development
2. G
eneral sexual issues
a. Impact of gender
b. Impact of aging
c. Sexual orientation
d. Ethical and legal aspects
e. Historical aspects
Time table
12:15 – 13:00 Opening of exam room
13:00 – 13:15 Introduction (exam room)
13:15 – 16.15 Exam time (meeting room)
from 16:15
Exam reception offered by the ESSM
and the MJCSM
3. Diagnosis and management of male sexual
dysfunctions
The MJCSM is under the auspices of the European Union of
Medical Specialists (UEMS) and was established by the UEMS
specialist sections of Urology, Obstetrics and Gynecology and
Psychiatry and functions within the framework of their respective statutes and bylaws.
4. Diagnosis and management of female sexual
dysfunctions
The main objective is to guarantee the highest standards of
health care in the field of Sexual Medicine in the countries of
the European Union and associated European countries.
5. Other sexual disorders
a. Gender identity disorders
b. Problematic and variant sexual behaviours
c. impact of other conditions, including STI,
cancer and cancer treatments
More details on www.mjcsm.org
The content of the examination will be according to the
curriculum of Sexual Medicine defined by the MJCSM. The
Sexual Physician should be able to apply their knowledge to
the many different situations where Sexual Medicine can
benefit patients, and be prepared to use this expertise in
collaboration with colleagues in other specialties.
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Sunday, 2 December 2012
Location: Novotel Amsterdam, Europaboulevard 10 l 1083 AD Amsterdam l The Netherlands
Preparation Course fee: EUR 300
Time
Subject
Lecturer
10.00 – 10.05
10.05 – 10.30
10.30 – 11.00
11.00 – 11.30
11.30 – 12.00
12.00 – 12.30
12.30 – 13.00
13.00 – 14.00
14.00 – 14.30
14.30 – 15.00
15.00 – 15.30
15.30 – 16.00
16.00 – 16.30
Opening
Male anatomy, physiology and hormones
Female anatomy and physiology
Sexual response
16.30 – 16.50
16.50 – 17.20
17.20 – 17.50
Break
Psychology of sexual response
Sexual development and orientation
Lunch
Sexual clinical history
Sexuality in elderly population
HPG axis (menstrual cycle and menopause)
Break
Male Sexual disorders
Male hypoactive sexual desire disorders
Hormonal Disorders and male sexual dysfunction
Hyperactive sexual disorders
Monday. 3 December 2012
Monday, 3 December 2012
Erectile dysfunction
09.00 – 09.50
09.50 – 10.30
Ejaculatory and orgasmic disorders
10.30 – 11.00
Break
11.00 – 11.30
11.30 – 12.00
Prostate diseases and Sexual function
12.00 – 12.40
Penile disorders & M. Peyronie
12.40 – 13.40
Lunch
13.40 – 13.50
Contraception and male sexuality
Female sexual disorders
13.50 – 14.20
Sexual arousal disorders
14.20 – 14.50
Hypoactive sexual desire disorder
14.50 – 15.20
Orgasmic disorders
15.20 – 15.50
Break
15.50 – 16.20
Sexual pain disorders
16.20 – 16.50
Female external genitals disorders
16.50 – 17.20
Decline in female sexual function in midlife
17.20 – 17.50
Contraception and female sexual dysfunction
Tuesday. 4 December 2012
Tuesday, 4 December 2012
Pregnancy and sexuality
09.00 – 09.30
09.30 – 10.00
Pelvic floor disorders and sexual function
Others
10.00 – 10.30
Variant sexual behaviour
10.30 – 11.00
Break
11.00 – 11.30
Gender identity disorders
11.30 – 12.00
Sexual violence and paraphylia
12.00 – 12.30
Sexual addiction
12.30 – 13.00
Pelvic pain and sexual dysfunction
13.00 – 14.00
Lunch
14.00 – 14.30
Dermatology of the external genitals
14.30 – 15.00
Cancer and sexuality
15.00 – 15.30
Break
15.30 – 16.00
Iatrogenic sexual dysfunction & sexual hehabilitation
16.00 – 16.30
STD, AIDS & sexual function
16.30 – 17.00
Tips & Tricks of MCQ exam
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following companies (as per november 2012)
MAJor SPonSor
Eli Lilly and Company
SPonSorS
American Medical Systems
Apricus Bio
Bayer Pharma AG
Coloplast
direx GmbH
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Booth No.
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Exhititors
Eli Lilly & Company
ESSM – European Society for Sexual
Medicine
ISSM – International Society for Sexual
Medicine
ESHA – European Sexual Health Alliance
EFS – European Federation of Sexology
STORZ MEDICAL AG
Apricus Bio
Direx GmbH
Coloplast
Dong-A Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.
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ESSM
European Society for
Sexual Medicine
The European Society for Sexual Medicine (ESSM) is a not-for-profit, multidisciplinary, academic and scientific organisation
dedicated to male and female sexual health and dysfunction.
Benefits from Becoming an
ESSM Member
Take Your Chance –
Become a Member of ESSM, Now !
n ESSM offers its members a permanently updated web-site
with different forums and a monthly update of the whole scientific literature of Sexual Medicine, Andrology and related
medical disciplines.
Seize the day, or in Latin Carpe diem and become a member of
ESSM now, to take all the advantages and benefits of ESSM
membership.
There are two levels of ESSM membership available:
n ESSM provides its members quarterly newsletter, ESSM Today
which features the most recent news in the field of Sexual
Medicine and focuses on key topics of interest to physicians
in the field. It is intended that from this 2011 on the ESSM Today Newsletter will also be translated into the most important
European languages.
n ESSM has supported the creation of the Multidisciplinary Joint
Committee on Sexual Medicine (MJCSM) that is working under the auspices of the European Union of Medical Specialists
(UEMS). MJCSM’s objectives are to study, promote and harmonize the highest level of Sexual Medicine in Europe – both
on the basic and postgraduate level. The MJCSM will determine the standards for training and assessment in Sexual Medicine. Successful candidates will be awarded on behalf of the
MJCSM the title of “Fellow of European Committee on Sexual
Medicine (FECSM).
n Since 2007 ESSM has offered interested ESSM members the
participation in a two week structured course of the European School of Sexual Medicine. This course is organized
each year in July in Oxford (UK) by John Dean, the ESSM
director for Education.
n Besides this structured course ESSM offers at its annual
congresses both instructional courses related to topics of interest in Sexual Medicine and Master Courses covering the
key contents of the ESSM educational program.
n ESSM provides to its members both research grants and fellowship supports, either on individual application or supported by the National Affiliated Societies and after approval by
the ESSM Scientific Committee.
European Society for Sexual Medicine
ESSM SECRETARIAT
Daniela Pajola | Via Ripamonti 129 | 20141 Milano, Italy
phone: +39 02 – 56601 625 | fax: +39 02 – 70048 577
email: [email protected]
ESSM /ISSM Membership
A combined ESSM / ISSM membership (annual fee 120 EUR) for
both Sexual Medicine Societies (ESSM /ISSM) including all ESSM
and ISSM membership related services, including a subscription
to the Journal of Sexual Medicine which is the monthly journal of
the ISSM (International) and ESSM (European), and is the leading Journal in the field of Sexual Medicine. In addition there are
reduced registration fees for all ISSM /ESSM related congresses.
ESSM only Membership
ESSM only membership (annual fee 50 EUR – reduced to 25
EUR for residents in training) which includes the ESSM official
Scientific and Social periodical, the „ESSM Today“, full access to
the new comprehensive ESSM website:
www.essm.org
(including regularly updated scientific material, monthly updated
literature reviews, the most recent guidelines, lecture recordings
and presentations from past ESSM congresses), the opportunity
to participate in the ESSM educational programs, and to apply for
scientific and support grants and a reduced fee for the ESSM
annual congress.
Formal ESSM membership applications can either be submitted
directly to the ESSM or through one of the national ESSM affiliated societies. The ESSM Executive Committee is responsible for
the approval of the membership application.
ESSM Annual Membership Fees
Combined ESSM /ISSM
Fee incl. JSM Journal
EUR 120
ESSM only Fee
EUR 50*
* A reduced fee EUR 25 is available for residents in training
against proof of evidence.
www.essm.org
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Aerts, L................................................ 25
Aggelis, A................................. 29, 31, 45
Akkus, E.............................................. 25
Akpinar, E............................................ 35
Albersen, M............................. 30, 33, 35
Aliev, R................................................ 45
Althof, S............................................... 33
Alzubaidi, R............................. 35, 45, 49
Amar, E.......................................... 37, 38
Andrews, S.......................................... 49
Angulo, J....................................... 30, 35
Anis, T................................................. 27
Arbanas, G........................................... 27
Arver, S................................................ 37
Asselah, F............................................ 49
Aversa, A................................. 33, 35, 37
B
Bacchus, L.......................................... 28
Bae, W. J............................................. 35
Bandini, E............................................ 37
Baptista, M.......................................... 37
Becerra, A..................................... 38, 44
Becher, E............................................. 24
Beetson, K........................................... 30
Behr-Roussel, D................................... 30
Bella, A................................................ 23
Bender, J............................................. 25
Benson, C. T........................................ 29
Bettocchi, C................................... 25, 28
Biglia, N............................................... 25
Bitzer, J................................... 25, 41, 43
Bivalacqua, T....................................... 33
Bizic, M............................................... 48
Boddi, V............................................... 45
Bogolyubov, S................................ 26, 27
Bondil, P........................................ 25, 49
Bonierbale, M...................................... 23
Both, S.......................................... 34, 38
Bragagna, E......................................... 38
Brock, G.............................................. 36
Bronner, G........................................... 25
Bumbasirevic, U.................................. 48
Bunker, C............................................ 32
Burri, A.......................................... 36, 39
Buvat, J............................. 22, 37, 38, 48
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Cabello, F............................................. 22
Cacioppo, S......................................... 24
Cairoli, C. E.......................................... 30
Calomfirescu, N....................... 26, 39, 45
Campbell, N......................................... 31
Cardoso, L. E. M............................ 45, 49
Castiglione, F........................................ 39
Cayan, S.................................. 26, 27, 29
Cellek, S.............................................. 33
Chen, J................................................ 39
Chew, S............................................... 38
Chitale, S............................................. 32
Choi, Y. S............................................. 35
Cho, S. Y.............................................. 45
Cirino, G.............................................. 33
Colombo, F............................... 29, 31, 36
Colson, M. H........................................ 22
Corona, G................... 27, 29, 32, 34, 37,
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Costa, C......................................... 30, 33
Costa, W.............................................. 45
Courtois, F............................................ 25
Cruz, N.................. 22, 23, 26, 30, 41, 42
Cuzin, B................. 22, 28, 36, 41, 42, 43
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Darabi Mahboub, M. R......................... 46
Dean, J.............................. 23, 24, 37, 42
Dell´ Atti, L........................................... 27
Demir, R........................................ 26, 48
DeRogatis, L........................................ 38
de Souza, D......................................... 46
Desvaux, P........................................... 22
Di Luigi, L............................................ 39
Dimitropoulos, K............................ 27, 48
Dinsmore, W........................................ 26
Djinovic, R..................................... 23, 25
Djordjevic, M........................................ 22
Donaldson, J........................................ 46
Donat, R.............................................. 46
Drasa, K............................................... 46
Droupy, S....................................... 26, 31
Dumbraveanu, I................................... 46
Duretto, V............................................. 27
Dweik, D.............................................. 49
E
Egydio, P. H................................... 31, 36
El Meliegy, A........................................ 39
Elzevier, H. W................................. 30, 39
Erdem, Y.............................................. 48
Eros, E................................................. 39
F
Fabre, L............................................... 34
Faix, A........................................... 25, 36
Farid, S.................................... 33, 38, 45
Fekete, F.............................................. 36
Fernandez Lozano, A........................... 46
Ferretti, L............................................. 30
Fisher, A. D.............................. 33, 37, 44
Fistonic, I............................................. 49
Fode, M......................................... 32, 34
Fonseca, J........................................... 36
Foster, S.............................................. 26
Francomano, D.................................... 34
Fusco, F......................................... 30, 39
G
Gadalla, A............................................ 27
Gadalla, K............................................ 46
Galdiero, M.................................... 33, 46
Garaffa, G.......................... 25, 28, 35, 42
Garcia, B............................................. 29
García-Cruz, E.................... 33, 38, 46, 48
García, E.............................................. 22
Garcia, J. M......................................... 37
Garcia-Rojo, D..................................... 26
Gateva, A............................................. 49
Georgiadis, J........................................ 22
Ghenciu, V........................................... 46
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Gianotten, W.................................. 22, 25
Giraldi, A........................................ 34, 43
Giuliano, F................................ 28, 29, 35
Goldmeier, D.................................. 25, 34
Goldstein, I............ 23, 24, 25, 28, 30, 34
Gorin, A............................................... 23
Gorpynchenko, I................ 28, 29, 45, 48
Gratzke, C............................................ 37
Graziottin, A......................................... 25
Grellet, L........................................ 23, 26
Gruenwald, I. E............ 29, 31, 32, 41, 48
Gunst, A.............................................. 34
Gutierrez Hernandez, P........................ 46
H
Habous, M........................................... 46
Hackett, G........................................... 34
Hannan, J............................................ 30
Hartzell, R............................................ 33
Hattat, E.............................................. 46
Hattat, H.............................................. 31
Hattat, I............................................... 23
Hatzichristou, D....................... 24, 28, 42
Hatzimouratidis, K.......................... 24, 29
Hellstrom, W. J. G................................ 24
Herwig, R....................................... 28, 46
Ho, C.-H.............................................. 38
Hogewoning, C..................................... 46
Homayon, M........................................ 49
I
Ibrahim, R........................................... 49
Incrocci, L...................................... 25, 31
Ioakeimidis, N.......................... 29, 33, 45
Isidori, A.................................. 30, 34, 46
Issad, M............................................... 22
Ivanovski, O......................................... 46
J
Jang, S.-Y...................................... 28, 46
Jannini, E....................................... 28, 39
Jaoudé, G.B......................................... 22
Jern, P........................................... 28, 35
Jones, H. T.......................................... 34
Jonusiene, G........................................ 49
K
Kadioglu, A.............................. 22, 23, 31
Kamenov, Z. A..................................... 37
Kamnerdsiri, W.................................... 48
Kell, P.................................................. 26
Kendirci, M.................................... 26, 29
Khezri, F.............................................. 27
Kim, J.................................................. 49
Kim, N................................................. 30
Kim, S. J.............................................. 47
Kinzel, U.............................................. 47
Kirana, P.-S. .......... 26, 27, 28, 41, 42, 43
Kirby, M............................................... 31
Kocur, D.............................................. 38
Kohler, T.............................................. 36
Kontula, O............................................ 39
Kopa, Z.......................................... 28, 35
Krause, E............................................. 49
Kristensen, E........................................ 27
Kropman, R................................... 22, 31
Krüger, T.............................................. 28
Krupp, D.............................................. 33
Kuehhas, F..................................... 28, 45
Kumar, P.............................................. 49
Kurbatov, D.......................................... 28
L
Laan, E. T. M..................... 22, 23, 39, 43
Lakatos, A............................................ 49
La Fuente de Carvalho, J. .................... 22
La Pera, G............................................ 48
Larrázabal, M....................................... 22
Lee, D. S.............................................. 47
Lee, J. C.............................................. 36
Lee, S. W....................................... 44, 48
Leivar Tamayo, A.................................. 32
Leliefeld, H. H. J.................................. 22
Leonardo, O. R..................................... 37
Leusink, P. M....................................... 27
Lin, D................................................... 47
Liptrott, S. J......................................... 25
Ljunggren, C.................................. 32, 44
Longhi, E............................................. 45
Lonnee-Hoffmann, R............................ 47
Lotti, F............................................ 35, 44
Louro, N.............................................. 22
Lowenstein, L..................... 23, 34, 36, 43
Luchytskiy, E........................................ 47
Luria, M............................................... 23
M
Maggi, M........................... 32, 37, 38, 44
Mahmoud, A........................................ 34
Mai Ba Tien, D..................................... 47
Maroevic, S.......................................... 27
Martínez Salamanca, J. I.... 23, 26, 42, 47
Martin Morales, A............... 26, 28, 30, 39
Mas, M.......................................... 35, 37
Mattelaer, J.......................................... 34
Mavilla, L....................................... 28, 47
McCarty, E..................................... 25, 31
McMahon, C. G.............................. 24, 38
Meinhardt, W....................................... 42
Messelink, B........................................ 22
Minhas, S. J. Singh........................ 22, 42
MIranda, A........................................... 46
Mistry, K.............................................. 47
Molaeinezhad, M................................. 49
Moncada, I.................................... 22, 37
Montorsi, F........................................... 24
Moossa, F............................................ 49
Mor, Z................................ 30, 34, 37, 44
Mulhall, J. P............................. 24, 29, 47
Müller, A.............................................. 37
Muneer, A................................ 23, 28, 32
N
Nicolai, M................................ 26, 27, 48
Nobre, P........................................ 37, 39
O
Oelke, M.............................................. 24
Olivier, B.............................................. 33
Onem, K........................................ 35, 45
Osmonov, D......................................... 36
Osorio Cabello, L.................................. 32
P
Paduch, D. A....................................... 47
Palumbo, F.................................... 26, 42
Papaharitou, S............................... 23, 27
Parsons, J............................................ 27
Peixoto, C............................................ 38
Peleg-Sagy, T....................................... 48
Peraza-Godoy, M. F........................ 36, 49
Perney, R............................................. 23
Pescatori, E.......................................... 47
Pfaus, J......................................... 33, 39
Pieterse, Q........................................... 50
Pomerol, J. M...................................... 22
Porst, H................................... 24, 29, 42
Porto, R............................................... 23
Pottek, T.............................................. 37
Prieto, R.............................................. 22
Puigvert, A........................................... 22
R
Raj, A.................................................. 28
Ralph, D.................................. 23, 31, 36
Rastrelli, G............................... 27, 38, 44
Ravnik-Oblak, M.................................. 47
Reda, M............................................... 49
Reis, L. O............................................. 26
Reisman, Y.......................................... 42
Reneerkens, O. A. H............................ 39
Ribeiro, M. C.................................. 39, 48
Rojas Cruz, C........................... 35, 36, 45
Rokkas, K.......................... 29, 30, 33, 35
Rolle, L.................................... 28, 36, 44
Romaniuk, M....................................... 31
Romashchenko, O............................... 39
Romero, J...................................... 36, 37
Rosen, R.............................................. 32
Rosselló Gayá, M................................. 49
S
Safarfashandi, L................................... 47
Saljoughi, A.......................................... 44
Salonia, A.......................... 26, 30, 32, 44
Sansalone, S............................ 23, 35, 45
Santos Jr., C. A.................................... 45
Saputra, G. N....................................... 50
Schipper, R.......................................... 43
Schultheiss, D...................................... 31
Sedigh, O............................................. 23
Seftel, A................................... 29, 31, 48
Segura, A............................................. 22
Serefoglu, E. C......................... 32, 35, 44
Shah, P................................................ 35
Shamsodini, A................................ 22, 31
Sharify Heydarabad, H......................... 50
Shechter, A.............................. 33, 37, 41
Shilo, G................................................ 37
Shojaa, M............................................ 50
Shortridge, E........................................ 26
Silvaggi, C............................................ 41
Simonelli, C.......................................... 39
Skrodzka, M......................................... 50
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Smid, W............................................... 22
Snoeren, E..................................... 30, 39
Sofikitis, N........................................... 38
Sohn, M............................................... 26
Sønksen, J..................................... 25, 33
Spilotros, M.......................................... 28
Sramkova, T......................................... 30
Stackl, W.............................................. 34
Stebbeds, W......................................... 47
T
Tabatabaie, A................................. 47, 50
Tal, R....................................... 26, 32, 37
Terentes-Printzios, D............................ 47
Thong, M. S. Y..................................... 25
Tomada, I...................................... 36, 38
Tomada, N........................................... 38
Tombal, B............................................ 37
Tosun Guleroglu, F............................... 39
Traish, A.............................................. 37
Tripodi, M. F................................... 27, 41
Trottmann, M....................................... 30
Tuncel, A............................................. 47
Tybur, J. M........................................... 33
U
Ückert, S....................................... 35, 36
Usta, M. F............................................ 37
V
Vailati, S............................................... 36
van Bergen, J....................................... 22
van Eyk, J............................................ 25
van Lunsen, R. H................................. 43
Vanselow, W......................................... 50
Vardi, Y.......................................... 22, 24
Veale, D............................................... 34
Vendeira, P.................................... 36, 39
Vermeer, W.......................................... 50
Vignozzi, L............................... 33, 41, 44
Virag, R................................................ 23
Vlachopoulos, C............................. 37, 44
Vodusek, D.................................... 25, 34
W
Wahlberg, J.......................................... 33
Wåhlin, S............................................. 34
Waldinger, M. D....................... 29, 42, 43
Weijmar-Schultz, W.............................. 31
Whnag, Y. s.......................................... 49
Wiksten-Almstromer, M........................ 48
Wylie, K......................................... 28, 33
Y
Yakupoglu, Y. K.................................... 48
Yang, D. Y............................................ 38
Z
Zaazaa, A............................................. 48
Zacharakis, E....................................... 28
Zamar, A.............................................. 48
Zare, E................................................. 50
Ziaei, T........................................... 27, 50
Zitzmann, M.................................. 24, 34
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