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1. Special Guest Lecture: (同時通訳あり)

Tuesday, September 13,13:30-14:30Concord ABC

Induction of pluripotency by defined factorsShinya Yamanaka (Japan)

2. Opening Ceremony and Lecture: (同時通訳あり)

Saturday, September 10,18:30-20:30Concord ABC

A tribute to Robert Edwards - the pioneer of human IVF
Lecture: TBA
Victor Gomel (Canada)
TBA

3. Plenary Sessions: (同時通訳あり)

Sunday, September 11,8:30-10:00Concord ABC

Plenary -1The role of reproductive surgery in the era of
IVF & ART
Plenary -2Non-invasive assessment of embryo quality
Plenary -3The prospect of embryonic stem cell research

Victor Gomel (Canada)

Zsolt Peter Nagy (USA)
Shin Yong Moon (Korea)

Monday, September 12,8:30-10:00Concord ABC

Plenary -4Pre-implantation genetic diagnosis: an update
Plenary -5Preservation of Fertility
Plenary -6Recent advance of controlled ovarian
stimulation

Alan Handyside (UK)
Sherman Silber (USA)
Klaus Diedrich (Germany)

Tuesday, September 13,8:30-10:00Concord ABC

Plenary -7Advances in natural and mild stimulation cycle IVF
- Progress over the last 15 years
Clomid® ovarian stimulation for IVF and frozen ET
Plenary -8Tending to male factor couples
Plenary -9IVM for fertility treatment and preservation of
fertility
Osamu Kato (Japan)

John Zhang (USA)
Gianpiero D. Palermo (USA)
Seang Lin Tan (Canada)

4. Pre-Congress Workshops: (予定演題、演者)

Saturday, September 10,9:00-12:00Kato Ladies Clinic

  1) Vitrification
(1) Lectures
1. Basic science of vitrificationStanley Leibo (USA)
2. Ovarian reserving (basic research)Noriko Kagawa (Japan)
3. Ovary Transplant: Ovary allotransplantation between
non-homozygous sisters: Success and failure, an
immunologic puzzle
Sherman Silber (USA)
(2) Live demonstration
4. The Cryotop® methodMasashige Kuwayama (Japan)
  2) Pre-implantation genetic diagnosis(PGD)
(1) Lectures
1. OverviewKou Sueoka (Japan)
2. PGD for single gene disorderSuguru Sato (Japan)
3. To PGD or not to PGD? How many oocytes are needed to
start PGD with?
Ilan Tur-Kaspa (USA)
(2) Live demonstration
4. FISH technique of PGD for recurrent pregnancy lossNaoki Aoyama (Japan)

5. Concurrent Symposia: (予定演題、演者)

C-1 Management of PCO patients (1)

Sunday, September 11,10:30-11:50Concord A

1. PCO morphogenesis in view of pituitary-ovarian
androgenicity - a spectrum concept
Takahide Mori (Japan)
2. Do phenotypic differences in PCOS affect fertility treatment
and outcomes?
Rogerio A. Lobo (USA)
3. Laser assisted ICSI for oocytes matured in vitro from PCO
patients
Muchsin Jaffar (Indonesia)
4. The use of GnRH antagonist in the controlled ovarian
stimulation for IVF in PCOS patients
Khaled Mahmoud (Tunisia)

C-2 Management of PCO Patients (2)

Sunday, September 11,13:20-15:00Concord A

1. PCOS and aromatase inhibitorsMakio Shozu (Japan)
2. How to get pregnancy in women with PCOSChii-Ruey Tzeng (Taiwan)
3. ART Management in PCOTetsunori Mukaida (Japan)
4. PCO and ovarian drillingTimur Gürgan (Turkey)
5. PCO and transvaginal hydrolaparoscopic ovarian drilling
(THLOD)
Hiroaki Shibahara (Japan)

C-3 Controlled ovarian stimulation (1-1)

Sunday, September 11,15:20-16:20Concord A

1. Available tools to personalize ovarian stimulation - Dose
Prediction/Protocol selection
Bruno Lunenfeld (Israel)
2. Volumetric measurements of the follicular developmentMaximilian Murtinger (Austria)
3. Ovarian stimulation and endometrial receptivityPak-Chung Ho (Hong Kong)

C-3 Controlled ovarian stimulation (1-2)

Sunday, September 11,16:20-17:40Concord A

4. Minimal ovarian stimulation (mini-IVF) for IVF utilizing
vitrification and cryopreserved embryo transfer
John Zhang (USA)
5. Poor responder patients undergoing IVF treatmentSvend Lindenberg (Denmark)
6. Prediction and prevention of the ovarian hyperstimulation
syndrome (OHSS) - an evidence-based approach
Hassan Sallam (Egypt)
7. What should we prefer the agonist or antagonist?Zion Ben-Rafael (Israel)

C-4 Treatment of benign tumor prior to IVF ET (1)

Sunday, September 11,10:30-11:50Concord B

1. Evidence-based management of endometriosis-associated
infertility
Hassan Sallam (Egypt)
2. Surgery of endometriosis in infertility: state of the art !Issam Lebbi (Tunisia)
3. Surgical management of recurrent endometrioma:
prior to IVF or not
Hiroshi Nabeshima (Japan)
4. Management of hydrosalpinges prior to IVF-ETVictor Gomel (Canada)

C-5 Treatment of uterine myoma or adenomyosis prior to IVF ET (2)

Sunday, September 11,13:20-15:00Concord B

1. Surgery of intra-mural leiomyomas in infertile patientsJean-Bernard Dubuisson (Switzerland)
2. Surgery of Pregnant myomektomy during pregnancyYuji Hiramatsu (Japan)
3. Uterine fibroids and IVF- what is the controversy?Zion Ben-Rafael (Israel)
4. A novel operative treatment of severe adenomyosis
prior to embryo transfer
Hisao Osada (Japan)
5. Different surgical approaches for myomectomy and for
adenomyosis
Michael DeRosa (USA)

C-6 Onco fertility: fertility preservation in women with malignant disease (1)

Sunday, September 11,15:20-16:40Concord B

1. The oncofertility: consequences of a previous
oncological treatments and possibilities
Rufino Garcia-Otero Reina (Spain)
2. Fertility preserving surgery for early cervical cancerWerner Lichtenegger (Germany)
3. Radical abdominal trachelectomyTakuma Fujii (Japan)
4. TBATBA

C-7 Onco fertility: fertility preservation in women with malignant disease (2)

Sunday, September 11,16:40-18:00Concord B

1. Cryopreservation of human oocyte for cancer patients
in Japan
Shokichi Teramoto (Japan)
2. Cryopreservation of human ovarian tissue, clinical data
and scientific considerations
Claus Yding Andersen (Denmark)
3. Conservative therapy for borderline ovarian cancerLiong Tulusan (Germany)
4. Infertility, ovulation induction treatments and the incidence
of breast, ovarian and endometrial cancers - thirty years of
follow up
Bruno Lunenfeld (Israel)

C-8 ART-cryopreservation: Is oocyte cryopreservation a revolution in IVF?

Sunday, September 11,10:30-11:50Concord C

1. Highly efficient and safety vitrification using hydroxypropyl
cellulose as a macromolecular supplement for
cryopreservation of oocytes and blastocysts
Luis Arturo Ruvalcaba Castellón (Mexico)
2. Role and possibility of vitrification in human oocyteMasashige Kuwayama (Japan)
3. Vitrification of human oocyte and PN zygotesSafaa Al Hasani (Germany)
4. Cryopreservation in human ARTStanley Leibo (USA)

C-9 Children follow up in ART (1)

Sunday, September 11,13:20-14:40Concord C

1. Evaluate the IVF success rates of accumulated pregnancy
rates per oocyte retrieval
Jia-Yin Liu (China)
2. Genetics and health of children born from cryopreserved
oocytes
Ilan Tur-Kaspa (USA)
3. Epigenetics and long-term health for ART childrenYukiko Katagiri (Japan)
4. Pregnancy and child outcome after assisted reproductive
technologies
Dov Feldberg (Israel)

C-10 Children follow up in ART (2)

Sunday, September 11,15:00-16:20Concord C

1. Just Twins? Perinatal data from multiple pregnanciesPeter Brockerhoff (Germany)
2. Perinatal outcomes of ART pregnanciesFethi Zhioua (Tunisia)
3. Outcome of IVM babiesRi-Cheng Chian (Canada)
4. Perinatal outcome of vitrified human blastocysts in 10 years
experience(4483 attempted cycles) including the incidence
rate of monozygotic twinning
Tetsunori Mukaida (Japan)

C-11 Laboratory advances in IVF (1)

Sunday, September 11,16:20-17:40Concord C

1. Novel embryo culturing and monitoring systems Artur Bernard (Hungary)
2. Effects of cumulus cells removal after 6 h co-incubation
of gametes on the outcomes of human IVF
Guoning Huang (China)
3. An integral view on therapeutic options and lab-techniques
for individualized therapy in IVF
Nicolas Zech (Austria)
4. How to manage the modern IVF laboratory Zsolt Peter Nagy (USA)

C-12 Laboratory advances in IVF (2)

Sunday, September 11,13:20-14:40Hana A

1. Chemical substances exposure on IVF-ET environmentTsunehisa Makino (Japan)
2. Recent insights into the oocyte maturation in ARTTae-Ki Yoon (Korea)
3. Use of high concentrations of cryoprotectants: is it a
justified argument to prefer slow freezing instead of
vitrification?
Pierre Vanderzwalmen (Belgium)
4. Embryo culture: Can we perform better than Nature? Gábor Vajta (Australia) 

C-13 Controlled ovarian stimulation (2)

Monday, September 12,10:30-11:50Concord A

1. Superovulation/IUI - An alternative to IVFBill Yee (USA)
2. Treatment of patients with high FSH with delayed
stimulation using low dose gonadotrophins
Milton Leong (Hong Kong)
3. Use of hCG in ovarian stimulationJohan Smitz (Belgium)
4. Follicle stimulation by transdermal application of FSHHerbert Zech (Austria)

C-14 Clinical outcomes; toward a more successful IVM

Monday, September 12,13:20-15:00Concord A

1. IVM application in PCOS patients Qiao Jie (China)
2. Oocyte maturation from tiny follicles in human ovarian
tissues
Shu Hashimoto (Japan)
3. Natural cycle combined with IVMJin-Ho Lim (Korea)
4. The effective approach for IVM using Metformin Aisaku Fukuda (Japan)
5. Clincal implications of IVM Svend Lindenberg (Denmark)

C-15 Advances in basic research and laboratory techniques in IVM

Monday, September 12,15:20-17:00Concord A

1. IVM: learning from IVM ?Nelly A. Frydman (France)
2. Quality evaluation of human and mouse IVM oocyte &
embryo and epigenesis for IVM babies
Hiroaki Yoshida (Japan)
3. Lessons from the mouse follicle culture and in vitro
maturation models
Johan Smitz (Belgium)
4. Laboratory aspect of natural cycle IVF/ IVM treatmentRi-Cheng Chian (Canada)
5. Cytoplasmic maturation and mitochondrial activity
in human IVM
Yoshiharu Morimoto (Japan)

C-16 Embryo development and competency from activation to implantation

Monday, September 12,10:30-12:10Concord B

1. Morphological aspectNelly A. Frydman (France)
2. Early embryo development: what's critical Moncef Benkhalifa (France)
3. Implantation window Atsushi Azumaguchi (Japan)
4. Luteal phase support Svend Lindenberg (Denmark)
5. Predictors of IVF outcome with a particular interest
in the amount of gonadotropin administered
Peter Kovacs (Hungary)

C-17 ART-Gamete manipulation

Monday, September 12,13:20-14:40Concord B

1. Whole ooplasmic replacement in Germinal Vesicle
oocytes
Akiko Yabuuchi (Japan)
2. Dynamic genome function Moncef Benkhalifa (France)
3. Advanced ART for oocyte rejuvenation: chromosome
transfer in mature human oocytes
Atsushi Tanaka (Japan)
4. TBATBA

C-18 Update on male infertility IMSI/ ICSI/ MD-TESE/ PGD

Monday, September 12,15:00-16:00Concord B

1. Male infertility Sherman Silber (USA)
2. TBA (MD-TESE) Atsumi Yoshida (Japan)
3. IMSI: already 8 years in ART practice. Where do we stand?Pierre Vanderzwalmen (Belgium)

C-19 AMH: Is it essential for assessing ovarian reserve

Monday, September 12,10:30-11:50Concord C

1. AMHYoshimasa Asada (Japan)
2. Chronological aging VS biological aging: AMH as an early
marker of biological aging
Budi Wiweko (Indonesia)
3. POF and AMHBunpei Ishizuka (Japan)
4. Dynamic serum AMH levels and AMH-related gene
expression in human ovarian follicles
Hsin-Fu Chen (Taiwan)

C-20 The role of ART in international development

Monday, September 12,13:20-15:20Concord C

1. Implantation of the fertility assistance program after the
Wenchuan earthquake in China
Shangwei Li (China)
2. Cross-border cryo-shipping of vitrified embryos(CCVE):
the newest ART success story
Gautam Allahbadia (India)
3. Cross-border Reproductive Care: Exploitation or opportunity
in the Global Quest for a Baby?
Daniel S. Seidman
4. Vouchers for health: A demand side output-based aid
approach to reproductive health services. A model to pay
for infertility services?
Claus Peter Janisch (Germany)
5. Global challenge and perspectivesSheryl Vanderpoel (Switzerland)
6. Affordable IVF: low cost IVFWillem Ombelet (Belgium)

C-21 Repeated implantation failure: how to improve implantation in ART

Tuesday, September 13,10:30-11:50Concord A

1. How to improve implantation in ART: novel approachesYael Gonen (Israel)
2. Studies on the efficacy of immunotherapy using paternal
mononuclear cells for unexplained recurrent miscarriages,
and possible efficacy of the treatment for recurrent IVF-ET
failure
Kouichi Takakuwa (Japan)
3. Improvement of implantation rates using autologous
peripheral blood mononuclear cells
Hiroshi Fujiwara (Japan)
5. Prevention infertility failure for the antiphosopholipid
syndrome
Moritoshi Seki (Japan)

C-22 Pre-implantation genetic screening: an update

Tuesday, September 13,10:30-11:50Concord B

1. PGD for recurrent pregnancy lossAtsushi Tanaka (Japan)
2. Polar body analysis in clinical practice as compared to
pre-embryo morphology for selection of the best for transfer
Wilfried Feichtinger (Austria)
3. PGD outcome and alternatives for single gene disorderKou Sueoka (Japan)
4. Preimplantation genetic diagnosis for aneuploidy using
whole genome amplification and microarray comparative
genomic hybridization
Alan Handyside (UK)

C-23 Stem cell and fertility preservation: Where are we at with stem cells?

Tuesday, September 13,10:30-12:10Concord C

1. Pluripotent stem cell as a source of germ cells: Is it still
a fiction?
Anis Feki (Switzerland)
2. Human ES cell and iPS cell derivation: Clinical applications
and biological characterization
Hidenori Akutsu (Japan)
3. Development of pluripotent stem cells to female germ cellsHsin-Fu Chen (Taiwan)
4. Testicular stem cells as sources of fertility preservation
and cell therapy
Kwang Yul Cha (Korea)
5. In vitro production of functional sperm in cultured neonatal
mouse testes
Takehiko Ogawa (Japan)

6. STGO Session by the Tunisian Society of Gynecology and Obstetrics

(Coordinators: Khaled Mahmoud, Fethi Zhioua, Issam Lebbi)

Challenging issues in ART (1)

Monday, September 12,15:40-16:40Concord C

Chairpersons: Hedi Khairi, Anis Feki, Houcine Maaouni

1. How to manage hyper-response to COS in IVFYoussef Boutaleb (Morocco)
2. How to manage poor-responders?René Frydman (France)
3. The thin endometrium in ART: What to do? Amina Oumziane (Algeria)

Challenging issues in ART (2)

Monday, September 12,16:40-17:40Concord C

Chairpersons: Mahmoud Kharouf, Moise Fiadjoe, Nabil Ben Zineb

1. How to treat the female causes of repeated implantation
failure?
Khaled Terras (Tunisia)
2. How to manage the sperm damage after ICSI failure?  Moncef Benkhalifa (France)
3. How to improve laboratory procedures to enhance
implantation?
Ghaya Merdassi (Tunisia)

7. ISF Session by the Israeli Society of Fertility

Monday, September 12,16:00-18:00Concord B

(Coordinator: Daniel Seidman)
Chairpersons: Ariel Hourwitz and Ronit Kochman

1. Fertility enhancement in patients with adenomyosis using
MRI guided HIFUS
Yaron Rabinovici (Israel)
2. Gonadotropin-releasing hormone agonist trigger:
the way to eliminate ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome
Shahar Kol (Israel)
3. From endometrial injury to IMSI: New approaches for
repeated IVF failure
Martha Dirnfeld (Israel)
4. High ART success rates when financial constraints are
completely lifted
Daniel Seidman (Israel)
5. Fertility preservation in cancer patients using stored
ovarian tissue: clinical aspects
Joshuah Dor (Israel)
6. Utilization of human embryonic stem cell-derived tissues:
new horizons
Joseph Itskovitz-Eldor (Israel)

8. APART Session: MSCs - From basic research to clinical applications

Monday, September 12,13:20-15:00Hana A

1. Clinical efficacy of adipose MSCs in human Byung-Rok Do (Korea)
2. Human lipoaspiration Ken Nakama (Japan)
3. Vitrification of adipose MSCs Noriko Kagawa (Japan)
4. Preparation of adipose-derived stem cells Rie Yamadera (Japan)
5. Discussion about clinical applications of adipose MSCs Yuji Takehara (Japan)

9. Oral communications


10. Poster Sessions


11. Luncheon Seminars

Luncheon Seminar 1Sunday, September 11,12:00-13:00Concord A

TBAAtsushi Tanaka (Japan)

Luncheon Seminar 2Sunday, September 11,12:00-13:00Concord B

TBANaoaki Kuji (Japan)

Luncheon Seminar 3Sunday, September 11,12:00-13:00Concord C

TBAHiroshi Morita (Japan)

Luncheon Seminar 4Monday, September 12,12:00-13:00Concord A

The role of AMH in female reproduction Budi Wiweko (Indonesia)

Luncheon Seminar 5Monday, September 12,12:00-13:00Concord B

Fertility tourism in the U.S.John Zhang (USA)

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