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Final Program
CIETY
Munich salutes
Endourology
27th WCE 2009 Munich, Germany
World Congress of Endourology & SWL
www.wce2009.de
October 6th – 10th, 2009
The Westin Grand – München Arabellapark
Sheraton München – Arabellapark Hotel
Boston Scientific Endourology Masterclass Sessions
w Advances in Ureteroscopy – From Theory to Practice
date :
time :
faculty :
Wednesday, October 7
14:00 - 15:30
demetrius Bagley, md (moderator)
michael Grasso, md, mr. frank Keeley, John dendstedt, md
w PCNL – Prone, Supine or Both – Different Approaches for a Successful Outcome
date :
time :
faculty :
thursday, October 8
14:00 - 15:30
mr. david tolley (moderator)
Glenn Preminger, md, Prof. Roberto Scarpa
Sheraton Munich Arabellapark Hotel, Effner 1 Room
Besuchen Sie uns am Stand Nr. W 17 WCE w München, Deutschland
Visit Us at WCE Booth #W17 w Munich, Germany
©2009 Boston Scientific Corporation or its affiliates. All rights reserved. MVU10570
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Final Program
CIETY
Munich salutes
Endourology
27th WCE 2009 Munich, Germany
World Congress of Endourology & SWL
www.wce2009.de
October 6th – 10th, 2009
The Westin Grand – München Arabellapark
Sheraton München – Arabellapark Hotel
CONTENTS
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM AT A GLANCE ...................................................................................................... 4
INVITATION .......................................................................................................................................... 14
COMMITTEE ........................................................................................................................................ 20
HISTORY OF WCE-MEETINGS ................................................................................................................ 22
AWARDS ...................................................................................................................................... 23 + 25
IN MEMORIAM .................................................................................................................................... 24
FLOORPLAN ......................................................................................................................................... 27
CONGRESS INFORMATION ................................................................................................................... 31
GENERAL INFORMATION ..................................................................................................................... 32
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM ......................................................................................................................... 35
HANDS-ON EDUCATION AND MASTERCLASSES ................................................................................. 206
EXHIBITORS PLAN .............................................................................................................................. 213
EXHIBITORS ....................................................................................................................................... 216
FACULTY ............................................................................................................................................ 217
SOCIAL EVENTS ................................................................................................................................. 223
FUND RUN ......................................................................................................................................... 224
SPONSORSHIP .................................................................................................................................... 225
AUTHOR INDEX .................................................................................................................................. 229
IMPRINT ............................................................................................................................................ 262
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Date of Preparation: July 2009.
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM AT A GLANCE
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Sheraton-Arabellapark
6.30-7.45
7.45-10.00 10.00-10.30 10.30-12.00 12.00-13.00 13.00-14.00 14.00-15.30 15.30-16.00 16.00-17.30
Main
Auditorium
Asam I
Asam II
BR1
Laparoscopy
Klenze
BR2
Endourology 1
Holl
Coffee
Break
BR5
Shock wave
lithotripsy
BR6
Endourology 2
Effner I
Effner II
Fischer
Gärtner
Bürklein
The Westin Grand
6.30-7.45
7.45-10.00 10.00-10.30 10.30-12.00 12.00-13.00 13.00-14.00 14.00-15.30 15.30-16.00 16.00-17.30
Atlanta
SM1
ESUT-session: Spare the nephron
Sydney
SM2
Joint meeting of Asian Endourology
and WCE
Barcelona
SM3
CAU / SOLCIMI-session
DSGmeeting
BR3
Urolithiasis
Garmisch
Coffee
Break
BR4
BPH
Partenkirchen
BR7
New
Technology
BR8
Oncology
München I
VP1
Laparoscopy
– Kidney 1
VP3
Ureteroscopy 1
München II
VP2
Reconstructive Laparoscopy 1
VP4
PCNL 1
Calgary
Speaker ready room / Mediacheck: opening hours 13.00-18.00
Montreal
Faculty Lounge – Opening hours 13.00-18.00
Lillehammer
Athen
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Endourology Society
Meetingroom
CROES-Meeting
Smooth Operator
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Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Main
Auditorium
P1 Opening New Techn.
Arthur Smith Award
7.45-10.00 10.00-10.30 10.30-12.00 12.00-13.00 13.00-14.00 14.00-15.30 15.30-16.00 16.00-17.30
Highlight
6.30-7.45
Live 1
TURB & Endourology
Asam I
MC1
Masterclass
in Endourology
MC3
Masterclass
in Endourology
Asam II
MP1
Prostate
Diagnos.
MP5
Bladder
Cancer
VS5
Percutaneous
Surgery 1
Klenze
Holl
EC1
The role of
simulators
O1
Training &
Learning
curve
VS2
Female
urology &
incontinence
EC2
Lap pediatr.
urology
O2
Localized
Prostate
Cancer
VS3
IVT1
Radical
Prostatectomy
MC2
Masterclass
URS
MC4
Masterclass
LESS
MP2
ESWL
MP6
MIS - Kidney
& Adrenal
Effner I
Effner II
Coffee
Break
Coffee
Break
Fischer
HOT LAP 1
Gärtner
HOT URS 1
Bürklein
HOT TUR 1
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SM
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VS
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IVT
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Live
Basic Research Forum
Educational Course
Society Meeting
Masterclass
Moderated Poster Session
Video Session
V-poster Session
Plenary Session
Subplenary Session
Interactive Virtual Training
Podium Session
Hands on Training
VS6
Laparoscopy
Kidney 2
The Westin Grand
6.30-7.45
7.45-10.00 10.00-10.30 10.30-12.00 12.00-13.00 13.00-14.00 14.00-15.30 15.30-16.00 16.00-17.30
EC3
Laparosc.
complications
SP1
Surgical
Navigation
SP3
Partial Nx ischemia
EC4
New trends
in PCNL
SP2
PVP
- British
channel or
TURP cavity
SP4
Robotic
Microsurgery
Barcelona
EC5
NOTES in
Urology
VS1
BPH / LUTS
Garmisch
EC6
Imaging
Prostate
cancer
Atlanta
Sydney
Coffee
Break
SP5
Optimiz.
Managem.
of TCC
SP6
Hot spots
from ERUS
VS4
Laparoscopy
- Kidney 1
VS7
New
Technology
Lunch
Joint
Meeting of
Turkish and
Hellenie
Urology
associations
and WCE
Coffee
Break
MP3
Urolithiasis 1
MP7
Transurethral
Surgery
MP4
PCNL 1
MP8
Ureterorenoscopy
Partenkirchen
München I
VP5
Robotics
- Kidney
VP7
Laparoscopy
- Kidney 2
VP9
Ureteroscopy 2
VP11
Imaging
& new
technique
München II
VP6
Educations &
Simulators
VP8
LESS 1
VP10
Laparoscopy
- Prostate 1
VP12
Laparoscopy
Prostate 2
Calgary
Speaker ready room / Mediacheck: opening hours 7:00-18:00
Montreal
Faculty Lounge – Opening hours 8:00-17:00
Rom /Athen
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Plenary Session
Subplenary Session
Podium Session
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Thursday, October 8, 2009
Main
Auditorium
P2 Image-guided therap
Cystectomy Industry-Award
7.45-10.00 10.00-10.30 10.30-12.00 12.00-13.00 13.00-14.00 14.00-15.30 15.30-16.00 16.00-17.30
Highlight
6.30-7.45
Live 2
Laparoscopy & Robotics
Asam I
MC5
Masterclass
in Endourology
MC7
Masterclass
in Endourology
Asam II
MP9
PCNL 2
MP13
Imaging
VS8
Laparoscopy
- Prostate
VS11
Transurethral
Surgery
Klenze
Holl
EC7
Needle ablation on renal
tumors
O3
RCC &
upper tract
EC8
Imaging in
Urology
O4
Lower
urinary tract
Coffee
Break
Lunch
VS9
Retroperitoneoscopy
Coffee
Break
VS12
Laparoscopy
- Kidney 3
Effner I
MC6
Masterclass
PCNL
MC8
Masterclass
Diagnosis
& Stone
management
Effner II
MP10
Ureteral
Stones
MP14
Laparoscopy
- Kidney
Fischer
HOT LAP 2
Gärtner
HOT URS 2
Bürklein
HOT TUR 2
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The Westin Grand
6.30-7.45
7.45-10.00 10.00-10.30 10.30-12.00 12.00-13.00 13.00-14.00 14.00-15.30 15.30-16.00 16.00-17.30
Atlanta
EC9
LESS in
Urology
SP7
ESWL
Ask the
Technician &
Physician
Sydney
EC10
Early
continence
LRP
SP8
ISUSMeeting
Barcelona
EC11
URS-RIRS
SP9
MIS for BPH
– why my
laser is the
best
Coffee
Break
SP10
Controv.
in Stone
Management
SP12
Sequent.
Therapy of
RCC
VS10
Laparoscopy
- Bladder
VS13
Robotics Kidney
SW1
Stent
Workshop
Lunch
EC12
Lap & robotic
cystectomy
Garmisch
SP11
PCNL
– Tips and
Tricks
MP11
Robotic
Prostate 1
Partenkirchen
Coffee
Break
MP15
Robotics Prostate 2
MP12
Laparoscopic
Surgery
MP16
Urolithiasis 3
München I
VP13
Female
Urology
VP15
PCNL 2
VP17
Laparoscopy Kidney 3
VP19
New
Technol.
München II
VP14
BPH 1
VP16
BPH 2
VP18
ESWL
VP20
Robotics Prostate
Calgary
Speaker ready room / Mediacheck opening hours 7.00-18.00
Montreal
Faculty Lounge-Opening hours 8.00-17.00
Rom/Athens
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Video Session
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Plenary Session
Subplenary Session
Podium Session
Hands on Training
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Friday, October 9, 2009
Main
Auditorium
P3 History of success
Live-Time award
7.45-10.00 10.00-10.30 10.30-12.00 12.00-13.00 13.00-14.00 14.00-15.30 15.30-16.00 16.00-17.30
Highlight
6.30-7.45
Live 3
Laser TUR-P, HIFU
Asam I
MC9
Masterclass
in Endourology
MC11
Masterclass
in Endourology
Asam II
MP17
Robotics Kidney
MP21
Pediatrics &
Upper tract
VS15
Reconstructive
Laparoscopy
VS18
Laparoscopy Kidney
Klenze
EC13
Minimay
invasive
vaginal
surgery
O5
Upper
urinary tract
Holl
EC14
ESWL –
Basics
O6
Bladder &
Prostate
Cancer
VS16
Robotics Bladder
IVT2
Radical
Prostatectomy
MC10
Masterclass
in Endourology
MC12
Masterclass
in Endourology
MP18
Miscellaneous
MP22
Endourology
- Nephrolithiasis
Effner I
Effner II
Coffee
Break
Lunch
Coffee
Break
Fischer
HOT LAP 3
Gärtner
HOT URS 3
Bürklein
HOT TUR 3
10
VS19
Laparoscopy
- Adrenal
The Westin Grand
6.30-7.45
Atlanta
EC15
TURP – How
to resect
1g/min.
Sydney
EC16
Lap & Rob
adrenals
Barcelona
EC17
Robotic
renal
surgery
Garmisch
EC18
RALP
How to start
7.45-10.00 10.00-10.30 10.30-12.00 12.00-13.00 13.00-14.00 14.00-15.30 15.30-16.00 16.00-17.30
SP13
Robotic
Surgery
(SURS)
SP15
How to
improve
Potency
after LRP
SP17
NOTES
- group
session
SP18
Nightmares
in Endourology
SP19
Update
on focal
therapy
SP14
SP16
How to
News for
improve
incontinence
ESWL results
VS14
Robotics Prostate
VS20
VS17
Laparoscopy
- Urolithiasis
Coffee
Break
Lunch
Partenkirchen
MP19
Laparoscopy
& Robotics
- Upper
urinary tract
Coffee
Break
MP23
Endourology - Lower
urinary tract
MP20
Laparoscopy
- Kidney 2
MP24
Endourology - upper
urinary tract
München I
VP21
LESS 2
VP23
Endoscopy
VP25
Laparoscopy
- Bladder
VP27
Laparoscopy
- Kidney 4
München II
VP22
Laparoscopy
- Adrenal &
Kidney
VP24
Pediatrics
VP26
PCNL 3
VP28
Miscellaneous
Calgary
Speaker ready room / Mediacheck opening hours 7.00-18.00
Montreal
Faculty Lounge-Opening hours 8.00-17.00
Rom/Athen
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Plenary Session
Subplenary Session
Podium Session
Hands on Training
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Saturday, October 10, 2009
Main
Auditorium
Essay Contest
7.45-10.00
P4 Take home
messages
6.30-7.45
10.00-12.00
12.00-13.00 13.00-14.00 14.00-15.30 15.30-16.00 16.00-17.30
P4
Focal Therapy Prostate
cancer
Tips and Tricks Lap rad
prost. /Best Paper Award
New
President
WCE 2010
Adjourn
Asam
Klenze
Holl
EC19
Female
urology
MIS
EC20
HIFU-Prostate cancer
Effner I
Effner II
Fischer
Gärtner
Bürklein
The Westin Grand
6.30-7.45
Atlanta
EC21
How to learn
HoLEP
Sydney
EC22
Lap & robotic
reconstructive
surgery
Barcelona
EC23
MIS for
advanced
renal mass
Garmisch
EC24
MIS in
transplants
7.45-10.00
10.00-12.00
12.00-13.00
13.00-14.00
14.00-15.30
Partenkirchen
München I
München II
Calgary
Speaker ready room / Mediacheck: opening hours 7.00-12.00
Montreal
Faculty Lounge – Opening hours 8.00-12.00
Rom/Athens
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President:
Prof. Dr. Jens Rassweiler
Scientific Chairman
Prof. Dr. Christian Chaussy
Dear Colleagues and Friends,
dear Representatives of the Pharmaceutic and Medical Industry,
25 years after the last WCE-Congress in Germany organized by Prof. Peter Alken, we are happy to cordially
invite you to the wonderful city of Munich to the 27th World Congress on Endourology and SWL from the
6th to 10th October 2009.
Munich as Capital of the State of Bavaria combines its international flair with the sociability and coziness of
Bavarian Culture. Based on personal knowledge, we want to show you this place with all its cultural facettes
to make your visit an unforgettable one.
The Westin Grand Hotel has hosted already important National and International Meetings offering the
advantage for delegates to stay almost in the center of the city.
We are proud to provide a National Organizing Committee and an International Scientific Board
with experts in the field of Minimally Invasive Surgery, Endourology, Extracorporeal Shock Wave Lithotripsy,
and Uro-oncology. The Congress will be supported by the Academy of the German Urologists, the German
Shock Wave Society, the EAU-section of Uro-technology, and many National Endourology Societies. This allows us to update all technological innovations in the increasing field of video-endoscopic surgery and focal
therapy in Urology.
Live-Surgery (Endourologists at work) will be supported by the Departments of Urology, Medical School
Rechts der Isar in Munich (Head: Prof. Dr. J. Gschwend) and Klinikum Harlaching (Head: Prof. Dr. C. Chaussy).
Traditionally, we will demonstrate endourological techniques, focal therapy, laparoscopic and robotic assisted
surgery as well as transurethral procedures and SWL.
Hands-on courses focusing on ureteroscopy, laparoscopy, and transurethral techniques will allow beginners to be trained by the experts, but will also help experienced urologist to improve their surgical skills. Additionally, we provide Masterclasses in Endourology as well as an Interactive virtual training course
for laparoscopic radical prostatectomy, a absolutely new training method, based on more than 500
recorded cases of laparoscopic radical prostatectomies.
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The well-established Pro-and-Con-debates will be integrated to stimulate the discussion of ‘hot topics’
among the delegates. Additionally, during the main session we will invite experts to give state-of-the-art
lectures on issues challenging the future of our profession, such as Robotics, NOTES, and Focal Therapy.
Subplenary sessions organized by the different special groups of our society will focus in detail on the
problems and perspectives of the respective field (ie. stents, navigated surgery, training, engineering, urooncology).
Every morning, we will offer Educational Courses run by the best-known International Faculty. In smaller
groups, delegates will be able to ask questions and discuss their individual problems.
In the tradition of the Endourological Society, we want to minimize parallel sessions in the morning to
achieve a concentrated exchange of science and experience. In the afternoon, the audience will be split according to the different topics of video, oral, and poster sessions. For dedicated presentations, Videoposter-sessions (V-poster) are scheduled.
The famous English Garden situated close to the Westin Grand Hotel will present an excellent stage for the
Fund Run sponsoring the Joseph Segura Foundation.
In the evening, delegates and faculty are cordially invited to relax in the atmosphere of the royal history in
the Residence (Welcome Reception, 7th October 2009), but also experience the famous “Gemütlichkeit” of
a Bavarian Beer Festival provided by an original Octoberfest-host (WCE-evening, 9th October 2009).
Pre- and post-Congress tours may allow you to complete your Bavarian experience.
We are looking forward to welcome you in Munich
Jens Rassweiler
Christian Chaussy
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Message from the Endourological Society
The Endourological Society was established in an effort to facilitate scientific dialogue among endourologists worldwide in the form of annual meetings, circulation of scientific literature, and surgical skill training
courses/hands on laboratory sessions. The Endourological Society (www.endourology.org) was founded in
May 1, 1984 after a meeting in Germany, under the leadership of Dr Peter Alken. It is only fitting that the silver jubilee of the society be held in Germany, led by none other than Jens Rassweiler, trained by the stalwarts
of Endourology in Germany, namely, Dr. Ferdinand Eisenberger, Dr Peter Alken and Dr Christian Chaussy.
The Society and the annual meeting have had a tremendous growth, with establishment of many subgroups
to accommodate varied interest. It is a pleasure to report that we now have five subgroups. Two of these subgroups, the “Engineering and Urology Society” and the “Society of Urologic Robotic Surgery”, have matured
enough to have their own bylaws and elected leadership. The three subgroups “Urologic NOTES and LESS
Working Group”, the “International Society Urologic Stents and the “Society of Image Guided Therapy are in
the process of doing so. The original mission “Closed controlled endoscopic manipulation of the urinary tract”
coined by the founding president Arthur Smith remains the theme of our society.
It has been my pleasure to serve the society for 25 years, and I look forward to seeing you at the meeting,
which will be a memorable event based on the organizing skills of Jens & Christian.
Gopal Badlani, USA
President of Endourological Society
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Welcome by the President of the German Society of Urology (DGU)
The Chairman of the German Association of Urology is very proud that the 27th Congress of Endourology will
be held in Munich this year and that our German colleague, Professor Jens Rassweiler, is the President of this
meeting. From a historical point of view, Germany seems to be the cradle of modern endourology since the
first cystoscopy and first laparoscopy was performed in my home town Dresden by an instrument invented by
Maximilian Nitze and SWL was developed in Munich, where the meeting is located.
This was the past. Today new developments take place every year, starting from robot technology to notes
techniques. Therefore a wide range of different topics needs to be discussed. The World Congress on Endourology and SWL is the ideal place for such presentations of new achievements as well as the evaluation of
already established techniques.
On behalf of the German Society of Urology I would like to welcome all of you in Munich, an exciting and
beautiful city with an impressive surrounding including high mountains and beautiful lakes.
Prof. Dr. med. Dr. h. c. Manfred Wirth
President of the German Society of Urology
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INVITATION
Welcome from the Prime Minister of Bavaria
I cordially welcome the delegates of the World Congress on Endourology and SWL here in the Capital of
Bavaria.
Minimally invasive techniques significantly progressed during the recent years resulting to a great benefit for
the patients who can be treated at lower risk, much simpler, and mostly more cost-effective. This is especially
true for Urology with its multiple endoscopic procedures offering new possibilities. Exchange of knowledge
concerning new technology is very important. Since decades, the WCE-congress represents the key-forum for
this in the field of Urology.
I am happy, that after 25 years this meeting takes place in Germany again, and that Munich has been chosen
as venue. With the internationally well-connected new airport, the excellent infrastructure for meetings, and
its unique atmosphere, the city offers optimal conditions for such an event. Munich has two world-wide recognized Medical Schools providing scientific activities on a high international level. In urology, extracorporeal
shock wave lithotripsy as well as photodynamic therapy has been pioneered here in Munich. Bavaria is home
of world leading manufacturers of Medical technology.
I am convinced that also outside the exciting congress program the delegates will enjoy Munich. Eminent
cultural buildings and institutions invite for sight-seeing. The famous restaurants, taverns and beer-gardens
of the city offer hospitality and sociability to a great extent. The pedestrian area provides all main designer
shops with local and international brands as well as cafes to make shopping an even relaxing event. Finally,
the Bavarian Alpes right in front of Munich invite for pre- and postcongress tours in one of the most attractive
touristic regions of Germany.
I wish all delegates an interesting and informative course of the Meeting as well as a pleasant stay in Bavaria
Horst Seehofer
Prime Minister of the State of Bavaria
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INVITATION
Welcome from the Lord Mayor of the City of Munich
Even for such a sought-after and famous congress city like Munich this is an absolutely outstanding event:
For the first time after 24 years, the World Congress of endourology and shock wave lithotripsy is coming
to Germany, and it is coming to the Bavarian capital city for the first time. For Munich this is a great honour
and sign of distinction, but I am certain that our city will be a perfect host city to this high-ranking meeting
with ca. 2,000 urologists from over 40 countries: for once, because Munich is an open city of hospitality and
joyful living, a vibrant metropolis of fine arts and culture which will be offering to the participants the perfect
compensation for their congress work; on the other hand, Munich is also a centre of medical science and
research with a very high level of development, especially in the field of urology.
So, all in all, the preconditions for a successful 27th World Congress for Endourology and Shock Wave Lithotripsy could not be better.
In this sense, I would like to express my best wishes on behalf of the City of Munich for a stimulating and
informative exchange. Let me extend a most cordial welcome to you all !
Christian Ude
Lord Mayor of the City of Munich
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COMMITTEE
Committee
Members
Executive Members
President
Badlani, Gopal, USA
Past-President
Ono, Yoshinari, Japan
President-Elect
van Cangh, Paul, Belgium
Treasurer
Denstedt, John, Canada
Secretary General
Clayman, Ralph, USA
Scientific Chairman
Desai, Mahesh, India
Founding President
Arthur Smith, USA
Executive Secretary
Paoli, Michele, USA
Congress Organizing Committee
President
Rassweiler, Jens, Heilbronn
Scientific Chairman
Chaussy, Christian, Munich
Congress Secretaries
Teber, Dogu, Heilbronn
Neumayr, Andreas, Munich
German Organizing Committee
Alken, Peter, Mannheim
Michel, Stefan-Maurice, Mannheim
Burchardt, Martin, Hannover
Muschter, Rolf, Rotenburg /W
Fornara Paulo, Halle
Stief, Christian, Munich
Hoffmann, Rainer, Marburg
Stolzenburg, Jens-Uwe, Leipzig
Gross, Andreas, Hamburg
Straub, Michael, Munich
Gschwend, Jürgen, Munich
Thüroff, Stefan, Munich
Jocham, Dieter, Lübeck
Vögeli, Thomas, Bardenberg
Knoll, Thomas, Sindelfingen-Böblingen
Wieland, Wolfgang, Regensburg
Köhrmann, Kai-Uwe, Mannheim
Wirth, Manfred, Dresden
Kuntz, Rainer, Berlin
Witsch, Ulrich, Frankfurt
Lahme, Sven, Pforzheim
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COMMITTEE
International Scientific Board
Abbou, Claude, France
Martov, Alexei, Russia
Alivizatos, Gerasimos, Greece
Matsuda, Tadashi, Japan
Baba, Shiro, Japan
Mottrie, Alex, Belgium
Breda, Guglielmo, Italy
Naito, Seiji, Japan
Brehmer, Marianne, Sweden
Netto, Nelson, Brazil
Castillo Cadiz, Octavio, Chile
Ono, Yoshinari, Japan
Chiu, Allan, Taiwan
Özgök, Yasar, Turkey
De la Rosette, Jean, Netherlands
Pansadoro, Vito, Italy
Erdogru, Tibet, Turkey
Parra, Raul, USA
Escobar, Paulo, Venezuela
Patel, Vipul, USA
Fuchs, Gerhard, USA
Piechaud, Thierry, France
Gallucci, Michele, Italy
Preminger, Glenn, USA
Gill, Inderbir, USA
Puppo, Paulo, Italy
Guillonneau, Bertrand, USA
Shalhav, Arieh, USA
Gutierrez Aceves, Jorge, Mexico
Su, Li-Ming, USA
Janetschek, Günter, Austria
Sulser, Tullio, Switzerland
Joyce, Adrian, United Kingdom
Sun, Yinghao, China
Joseph, Jean, USA
Sung, Gyang Tak, South Korea
Kavoussi,Louis, USA
Teber, Dogu, Germany
Keeley, Frank, United Kingdom
Tiselius, Hans-Göran, Sweden
Kim, Hyeon Hoe, South Korea
Tolley, David, United Kingdom
Kulkarni, Ravi, United Kingdom
Traxer, Oliver, France
Kural, Ali, Turkey
Tuerk, Ingolf, USA
Laguna, Pilar, Netherlands
Van Velthoven, Roland, Belgium
Lingeman, James, USA
Wong, Michael, Singapore
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HISTORY OF WCE-MEETINGS
1983
London
John Wickham
1984
Mainz
Peter Alken
1985
New York
Arthur Smith
1986
Madrid
Enrique Perez-Castro
1987
Cairo
Mohamed Ghoneim
1988
Paris
Alain Le Duc
1989
Kioto
Osamu Yoshida
1990
Washington
Joseph Segura
1991
Vienna
Michael Marberger
1992
Singapore
Jimmy Beng
1993
Florence
Pierpaolo Paoletti
1994
St. Louis
Ralph Clayman
1995
Jerusalem
Ciro Servadio
1996
Melbourne
Laurence Harewood
1997
Edinburgh
David Tolley
1998
New York
Gopal Badlani
1999
Rhodes
Stavros Lymberopoulos
2000
Sao Paolo
Nelson Netto
2001
Bangkok
Thanoo Choovician
2002
Genova
Paolo Puppo
2003
Montreal
John Denstedt
2004
Mumbai
Mahesh Desai
2005
Amsterdam
Jean de la Rosette
2006
Cleveland
Inderbir Gill
2007
Cancun
Jorge Guitterez
2008
Shanghai
Yinghao Sun
2009
Munich
Jens Rassweiler
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AWARDS
The Endourology Society awards several Prizes during the Annual Meeting.
Karl Storz Lifetime Achievement Award
Mrs. Sybill Storz designed the Endourology Society Award for Lifetime Vision and Achievement in Endourology. The award consists of a telescope looped in the first part of a surgical knot mounted on a rock, emblematic
of the combination of rigid and flexible endoscopy for the treatment of urolithiasis. In spite of the loop in the
apparently “rigid” telescope, due to the fiberoptic technology, a clear image is presented to the viewer. This
award, which is accompanied by a generous honorarium, may be awarded annually to a senior endourologist
whose lifetime contributions have had a major impact on the field of Endourology.
Recipients:
1999 – Ralph Clayman, M.D.
2000 – Ferdinand Eisenberger, M.D.
2001 – Yoshio Aso, M.D.
2002 – Edward Lyon, M.D.
2003 – Michael Marberger, M.D.
2004 – Hiroshi Tazaki, M.D.
2005 – Alain Le Duc, M.D.
2006 – Joseph Segura, M.D.
2007 – Christian Chaussy, M.D.
2008 – Keonig Tatt Foo, M.D.
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IN MEMORIAM
Prof. Dr. med. Ferdinand Eisenberger
What a way of passing away: on top of a Mountain in St. Moritz, Switzerland! It was definitively, what Ferdinand Eisenberger had in mind. However, feeling well and being in reasonale good conditions, the timing – at
the age of almost 72 years – was too early.
Bitz Eisenberger was a great personality, a leader with the natural sense of humor and feasibility. Scientifically, he started his carreer at the Department of Urology, Klinikum Grosshadern at the Medical School of
Munich. Together with his chief Prof. Egbert Schmiedt, his co-workers Christian Chaussy, Walter Brendel, and
Bernd Forssmann (from Dornier), he was significantly involved in the development of Extracorporeal Shock
Wave Lithotripsy, a sensational technique at that time.
According to this, following the pioneering first human treatment by Christian Chaussy and Dieter Jocham,
Bitz Eisenberger became one of the best-known Urologists world-wide. In 1987 he was the President of the
German Urology Society (DGU). He received several awards including the Livetime Achievement Award from
the Endourology Society in the year 2000.
Jens Rassweiler was lucky enough to be part of the team at the Department of Urology, Katharinenhospital
Stuttgart, headed by Prof. Eisenberger from 1977 to 2003. Together with Kurt Miller and Gerhard Fuchs, we
had to prepare the data for his slides, which was turned out to be quite a job in the pre-Power-Point era.
But, we have experienced “Bitz” Eisenberger as the charming leader, how he was recognized abroad. There
was no difference with respect to his in- and out-house behavior. He was an absolute authentic person, and
it was fun to work for as well as to learn from him. He was an excellent surgeon and scientist. On the other
hand, he had the gift to provide us the room of freedom for future ideas, which made a lot possible at these
exciting days.
Bitz was married to his charming wife Uschi who accompanied him to all major events. They had two children
and two grand-children. We really would have enjoyed inviting him to Munich as a guest of honor.
Farewell Bitz, we will never forget you!
Jens Rassweiler
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Christian Chaussy
AWARDS
Cook Urological, “Arthur” Award
Mr. Jerry French and Mr. Walter Ryan of Cook Urological, Inc. designed the “Arthur” Award in honor of Dr.
Arthur Smith. The illuminated and beautifully illustrated glass block award is presented to a urologist who
is within 10 years of completing residency or fellowship and who has already achieved distinction through
myriad contributions to the field of Endourology in research and teaching. The only exception to this rule was
the presentation of the first award to Dr. Smith in recognition of his establishment of the Endourology Society,
his clinical contributions to the field, his training of numerous fellows, and his ongoing support of the society
and its Journal throughout the past two decades. The award is given annually.
Recipients:
2004 – Arthur D. Smith, M.D.
2005 – Jaime Landman, M.D.
2006 – Maurice Stephan Michel, M.D.
2007 – Manoj Monga, M.D.
2008 – Benjamin R. Lee, M.D.
Industry Award – “For Innovations in Endourological Instrumentation”
This award is presented by the Endourology Society to individuals in industry and the company they represent
who have promoted Endourology worldwide through product development, support of the society’s foreign
fellows program, aided the international distribution of the Journal of Endourology, and/or provided grants in
aid for the annual World Congress meeting. The Endourology Society is ever cognizant that the strong partnership of industry and the society is very much responsible for the growth and dissemination of Endourology.
The award may be given annually.
Recipients:
1998 – Bob Quint (ACMI)
– Frederick Roemer (Cook)
2001 – John Abele (Boston Scientific)
2002 – Sybill Storz (Karl Storz Endoscopy)
2003 – Connie Padden (Karl Storz Endoscopy)
– Anne Marie Crownfield (Karl Storz Endoscopy)
– Mary Froelich (ACMI)
2004 – Gerald French (Cook Urological)
2005 – Evan Brasington (Boston Scientific Corp)
2006 – Hans-Joachim Winter (Olympus Corp)
2007 – Marty Emerson (AMS)
2008 – Sandra Tilden (GYRUS ACMI)
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AWARDS
Olympus “Best Paper Award”
Olympus Company sponsors every year five prize (each 1.500 USD) for the best presentations in five categories
(overall, endourologic, laparoscopy, research, clinical). The Award Committee consists of
Chairman:
Pearle, Margaret, USA
Chiu, Allen, Taiwan
Wong, Michael, Singapore
Li-Ming Su, USA
Keeley, Frank, United Kingdom
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FLOORPLAN
SHERATON MÜNCHEN ARABELLAPARK HOTEL
Sheraton München Arabellapark Hotel
Arabellastrasse 5, 81925 München, Deutschland/Germany
T +49 (0)89 9232 0 sheraton.com/arabellapark
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3
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WC
Key
Legende / Key
Raum/Room1+2:
Cuvillies
Room
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Raum/Room1:
Cuvillies
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Cuvillies
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Raum/Room2:
Cuvillies
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Cuvillies
II II
Raum/Room3+4: Asam
Room
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Raum/Room3:
Asam I
Room 3:
Asam I
Raum/Room4:
Asam II
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Foyer I
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Raum/Room6+7: Effner
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Raum/Room7:
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Raum/Room8:
Fischer
Raum/Room9:
Gärtner
Room
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Fischer
Raum/Room10:
Bürklein
Room 9:
Gärtner
Raum/Room11:
Holl
Room
10:
Bürklein
Raum/Room12:
Room 11:
HollKlenze
Raum/Room13: Seidl
Room
12:
Klenze
Raum/Room14: Viscardi
Room 13:
Seidl
Raum/Room15: Zimmermann
Room
14:
Viscardi
Raum/Room16: Zuccalli
Room
15:
Zimmermann
Raum/Room17:
Foyer II
Room 16:
Zuccalli
Room 17:
Foyer II
Erdgeschoss/GroundFloor
Tagungsbüro
Conference Office
5
Zugang zum Hotel
Hotel Entrance
WC
Küche
Main Audiotorium
1
2
6
7
8
9
10
WC
1.Obergeschoss/FirstFloor
Zugang zum Hotel
Hotel Entrance
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THE WESTIN – GROUND FLOOR
raumübersicht / room types
room
types
ErdgEschoss
GROUND
FLOOR / ground Floor
1
BÜHNE
STAGE
Exhibition
2
»DUCKTAIL'S«
DIE BAR
RESTAURANT
ZEN
FOYER
CAFÉ
lEgEndE / KEy
Key
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2) Exhibition
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room
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types
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TERRASSE / TERRAZA
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atlanta
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laKE Placid / Boardroom
15)17)Innsbruck
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CONGRESS INFORMATION
Registration
Congress registration and hotel reservation:
Beate Ruloff Event Consulting GmbH
Rodenwald 7a
D-40883 Ratingen
Tel.: +49-(0)2102-9692-0
Fax: +49-(0)2102-9692-30
e-mail: beate.ruloff@ruloff.de
www.ruloff.de
On-site Registration
Ground/Lobby Level of The Westin Grand
Tel.: +49-(0)89-9264-9201
Fax: +49-(0)89-9264-9202
Opening hours
On-site registration
fee (in Euro)
Non-members
Members of Endourological Society
Residents (with attestation)
Nurses / staff member / students
Accompanying person
13:00 – 18:00
07:00 – 17:00
08:00 – 17:00
08:00 – 17:00
08:00 – 11:00
750,00 €
600,00 €
350,00 €
150,00 €
150,00 €
Please wear your congress badge for all Congress activities.
Lobby at Westin
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Language
English is the official language
Climate
The autumn in Munich is a good time with an average temperature of 15 degrees Celsius (62.6 degrees Fahrenheit). Warm cloths and a suit for formal occasions would be appropriate.
Credit Cards
and Currency
Major credit cards like Master Card, American Express, Visa, are generally
accepted. The currency is Euro. Major foreign currency can be changed at the
Airport, most of the Hotels, and all Banks in Munich.
Certificate of
Attendance / CME
All registered delegates will be provided a Certificate of Attendance. The certificate will be sent together with the electronic badge.
CME-Accreditation will be provided by the Academy of German Urologists with
6 CME (category B) points per day.
Exhibition
The Exhibition Areas will be open from
Information Desk
(Help and More)
09:00 – 17:00
09:00 – 17:00
09:00 – 17:00
09:00 – 12:00
Information desk located in the Ground / Lobby Level of the Westin-Sheraton is
prepared to provide information on accommodation, city tours, distribution of
daily news, shuttle bus schedule and venues.
Tel.: +49-(0)89-9264-9101
Collaborating Societies EAU-section of Uro-technology (ESUT)
EAU-section of Urolithiasis (EULIS)
German Shock Wave Society (DSG)
Section of Laparoscopy and Endourology of the Academy of German Urologists
Working Group Urolithiasis of the Academy of German Urologists
Italian Endourological Association (IAE)
BAUS Section of Endourology
Turkish Society of Endourology
Asian Society of Endourology
East Asian Society of Endourology
Japanese Society of Endourology
Indian Endourology Society
Iranian Endourology and Urolaparoscopy Society (IEUS)
Sociedad latinoamericana de cirurgia de invasion minima en Urologia (SOLCIMI)
Mexican Society of Urology
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Instructions
for presenters
Accepted abstracts will be arranged as several types of presentations at WCE
2009:
• Moderated Poster
• Oral Presentation
• Video
• V-Poster
The standard PC system will be WindowsXP© with Office 2007.
Speaker Ready Room
The speaker ready room (Mediacheck) is located in the First Floor of the WestinSheraton (Room Calgary).
Opening hours:
13:00 – 18:00
07:00 – 18:00
07:00 – 18:00
07:00 – 18:00
07:00 – 12:00
Faculty Lounge
For our distinct faculty, we offer a special room located in the first floor of the
Westin-Sheraton (Room Montreal) to have a rest during the Congress. Coffee
and tea will be served in the room, which is equipped with internet access.
Moderated Poster
1. The format and size of the poster should match the requirements (4.88 feet
widts x 3.64 feet height; 149 x 111 cm) indicated on the official website
of WCE2009. Authors are responsible to take the poster to the meeting by
themselves.
2. Please go to the assigned meeting room before the session begins and put up
your poster on the poster board marked with your Assigned Presentation ID.
Also please remove your poster from the board after the session. Otherwise
your poster will be assumed discarded.
3. The poster presentation will be held in a podium-like session. After 30 minutes’ overview on posters, each author will have up to 2 minutes to make
a brief presentation (with PowerPoint if needed). At the end of the session,
there will be a short time for Questions & Answers.
4. If you will use PowerPoint slides for your presentation, please name the PowerPoint file as your Assigned Presentation ID.
5. All the PowerPoint files should be made on the official template. The template
is downloadable at the congress website. (download link coming soon)
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Oral Presentation
1. Microsoft© PowerPoint©-Presentations have to be attached by the font types
that be used and the media files.
2. It’s possible to hand your template by
• USB Pen Drive
• CD
• DVD
• External hard disk
3. All presentations are restricted to 7 minutes. (5 minutes talk, 2 minutes discussion.)
4. Please use PowerPoint slides for your presentation, name the PowerPoint file
as your Assigned Presentation ID.
5. All the PowerPoint files should be made on the official template. The template
is downloadable at the congress website. (download link coming soon)
Video
1. The video presentation should be limited in 7 minutes with the main point of
the surgery emphasized. The video has to be presented in English and has to
be in a separate file.
2. The title of the video, the authors’ name, institution and correspondence
should be presented in the video.
3. Video format:
• MPEG
• MPEG2
• DivX
• Xvid
• WMV (Windows Media)
Screen ratio 4:3, suitable to display on 300 inch screen.
Please don´t use “videos as to PowerPoint© for MAC” and rather choose PNG
(Mac OS X) or JPG as graphic format.
4. The video clips are required to be named as your Assigned Presentation ID
and recorded in a DVD (video or data) disk, which should be couriered to the
Media Place not later than 60 minutes before the Session will be start.
V-Poster
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As a special highlight we will offer the V-poster presentation. Using of one
screen, we present one (!) power-point slide, this allows to insert video clips and
animated graphics. The poster will be presented only on the main screen.
The V- poster should be made with Microsoft PowerPoint (version 2003 or later).
The aspect ratio is 16:9.
The Power Point slide should be in English and the authors’ name, institution
and correspondence should be noted in the slide.
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Society Meetings
12.00 – 13.00
14.00 – 17.30
SM0
Meeting of the German Society of
Shockwave Lithorypsy (DGS)
Chairman: C. Chaussy, Germany
J. Rassweiler, Germany
Barcelona
SM0.1
The future of ESWL – a synergy between technology and technique
J. Lingeman, USA
SM1
EAU-section of Urotechnology (ESUT)-Session:
“Sparing the Nephron”
Program chairman: G. Breda, Italy
SM1.1
Introduction
G. Breda, Italy
Atlanta
Nephron sparing laparoscopic surgery
Moderators: G. Breda, Italy
C. Abbou, France
P. Fornara, Germany
SM1.2
Laparoscopic renal cooling in partial nephrectomy
M.S. Michel, Germany
SM1.3
How to reduce ischaemic time in partial nephrectomy
G. Janetschek, Austria
SM1.4
How to maximize nephron sparing in living donor
nephrectomy and subsequent kidney transplant
A. Breda, Spain
SM1.5
Can robotic surgery spare more nephrons than simple laparoscopy?
A. Mottrie, Belgium
Sparing the nephron in thermal ablation
Moderators: F. Keeley, United Kingdom
U. Witzsch, Germany
A. Breda, Spain
SM1.6
Laparoscopic assisted thermal ablation in renal tumors
G. Guazzoni, Italy
SM1.7
Percutaneous assisted thermal ablation in renal tumors
A. Gangi, France
SM1.8
Extracorporeal thermal ablation in renal tumors
C. Klingler, Austria
SM1.9
Which will be the winner in the short and long run
(balancing oncologic / functional outcome, complications, and costs)?
M.P. Laguna, The Netherlands
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Society Meetings
15.45 – 16.15
Coffee Break
16.15 – 17.30
Sparing the nephron in kidney stones
Moderators: G. Alivizatos, Greece
T. Knoll, Germany
H-G. Tiselius, Sweden
SM1.10 How to minimize renal trauma in ESWL
K-U. Koehrmann, Germany
SM1.11 How to minimize trauma in PCNL
A. Skolarikos, Greece
SM1.12 How to minimize trauma in RIRS
M. Brehmer, Sweden
SM1.13 How to manage UPLO and concomitant kidney stones
Sparing the nephron in UT-TCC
Moderators: V. Bucuras, Romania
J. Palou, Spain
A. Patel, United Kingdom
SM1.14 Imperative conservative management of upper tract TCC
A. Joyce, United Kingdom
SM1.15 Elective conservative management of upper tract TCC
D. Tolley, United Kindom
SM1.16 Enhanced diagnostic and follow up of upper tract TCC
O. Traxer, France
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Society Meetings
14.00 – 18.00
SM2
Joint Meeting of Asian Endourology and WCE
Program chairman: T. Matsuda, Japan
14.00 – 14.05
SM2.1
The opening remark
M. Desai, India
Sidney
LESS in Asia
Moderators: S. Baba, Japan
A. Chiu, Taiwan
14.05 – 14.50
SM2.2
LESS for donor nephrectomy
A. Ganpule, India
SM2.3
LESS for VVF and BPH
P.P. Rao, India
SM2.4
LESS surgery in Korea
H. H. Kim, Korea
SM2.5
LESS surgery in Japan
A. Kawauchi, Japan
SM2.6
LESS Pyeloplasty
A. Kurien, India
Laparoscopic and Robotic surgeries in Asian countries
Moderators: T.Y. Lee, Korea
W.S. Chan, Hongkong
14.50 – 15.50
Partial Nephrectomy:
SM2.7
Laparoscopic partial nephrectomy
C. Yin, China
SM2.8
Robotic partial nephrectomy
Y. Seo, Korea
Radical Prostatectomy:
SM2.9
Laparoscopic radical prostatectomy
T. Terachi, Japan
SM2.10 Robotic radical prostatectomy
S. Yip, Hongkong
Radical cystectomy:
SM2.11 Laparoscopic radical cystectomy
A. Chiu, Taiwan
SM2.12 Robotic radical cystectomy
G.T. Sung, Korea
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Society Meetings
15.50 – 16.10
Coffee Break
16.10 – 17.00
Endourology in 2009
Moderators: X. Nianzeng, China
M. Wong, Singapore
Tips of safe and rapid PCNL
SM2.13 Tips for PCNL
X. Li, China
SM2.14 Mini PCNL
S-K Li, Hongkong
SM2.15 For staghorn calculi
Mallikarjuna, India
SM2.16 f-TUL for renal stones
M. Wong, Singapore
SM2.17 New endourological diagnosis of bladder tumor
K. Fujimoto, Japan
17.00 – 17.50
Introduction of Endourological Societies in Asian countries
Moderators: T. Matsuda, Japan
G.T. Sung, Korea
SM2.18 Asian Society of Endourology
M. Desai, India
SM2.19 East Asian Society of Endourology
S.Naito, Japan
SM2.20 China
X. Nianzeng, China
SM2.21 India
D. Kirpekar, India
SM2.22 Hongkong
W.S. Chan, Hongkong
SM2.23 Japan
S. Baba, Japan
SM2.24 Korea
H.H. Kim, Korea
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Society Meetings
SM2.25 Philippine
J. Aldana, Philippine
SM2.26 Singapore
M. Wong, Singapore
SM2.27 Taiwan
A. Chiu, Taiwan
Closing remark
T. Matsuda, Japan
17.50 – 18.00
14.00 – 18.00
SM3
Joint Meeting of Sociedad latinoamericana
de cirugia de invasion minima en Urologia (SOLCIMI)
and Confederacion Americana de Urologia (CAU)
Program chairman: J. Gutierrez, Mexico
Barcelona
Endourology / Endourologia
Moderator: J. Gutierrez, Mexico
14.00 – 16.00
SM3.1
SWL: recommendations to improve clinical results based on physical
principles / LEC: recomendaciones para mejorar resultados clínicos
basadas en principios físicos
A. Loske, Mexico
SM3.2
Expulsive therapy, does it help? / Terapia medica expulsiva,
realmente ayuda?
G. Preminger, USA
SM3.3
PCNL supine approach, lots of interest after so many years, why? /
NLPC abordaje supino, mucho interés después de tantos años,
porque?
P. Daels, Argentina
SM3.4
Combined approach, when and how? / Abordaje combinado, cuando
y como?
N. Bernardo, Argentina
SM3.5
Infectious complications after PCNL and Endourology – a nightmare
/ Complicaciones Infecciosas de NLPCN y Endourología – una pesadilla
J. Gutierrez, Mexico
SM3.6
Is there any real innovation in Ureteroscopy? / Existe alguna real
innovación en ureteroscopia?
G. Fuchs, USA
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Society Meetings
16.00 – 16.20
Coffee Break
16.20 – 18.00
Laparoscopy / Laparoscopia
Moderator: R. Sotelo, Venezuela
SM3.7
Management of the small renal mass: observation vs. ablation vs
excision / Manejo de masas renales pequeñas: observacion vs.
ablacion vs. excision
J. Cadeddu, USA
SM3.8
Current status of robotic renal surgery: where are we headed? /
Estado actual de la cirugia robotica en cirugia renal, a donde hemos
llegado?
F. Kim, USA
SM3.9
Robotic pyeloplasty: the end of endopyelotomy? / Pieloplastia
robotica; el final de la endopielotomia?
R. Leveille, USA
SM3.10 Radical laparoscopic cystectomy; tips and tricks / Cistectomia
radical laparoscopica; trucos y secretos
O. Castillo, Chile
SM3.11 NOTES and LESS in Urology/NOTES and LESS en Urologia
R. Sotelo, Venezuela
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Program Chairmen: J. Lingeman, USA
J. Denstedt, Canada
14.00 – 15.30
BR1
Basic Research Forum: Laparoscopy
Moderators: M. Burchardt, Germany
D. Lee, USA
Klenze
BR1.1
Tandem two dimensional versus three dimensional viewing in learning curve for ex vivo skill acquision for laparoendoscopic single site
surgery (LESS)
S. Kommu, T. Finnigan, D. Cartlidge, A. Golash, C. Luscombe, S., United Kingdom
BR1.2
The impact of a dual-focus system on the learning curve for ex vivo skill
acquisition in a laparoendoscopic single-site surgery (LESS) platform
S. Kommu, T. Finnigan, A. Chakravarti, A. Golash, C. Luscombe, C. Eden,
United Kingdom
BR1.3
The effect of a novel hemostatic agent, ankaferd bloodstopper®
(ABS), on renal tubular apoptosis in rat partial nephrectomy model
E. Huri, T. Akgül, M. Astarci, H. Üstün, C. Germiyanoglu, Turkey
BR1.4
Histological evaluation of renal tumors after hypertonic saline solution perfusion in a kidney reduction model for laparoscopic surgery
J. Manzano, E. Vicari, F. Lima, V. Ortiz, C. Andreoni, Italy
BR1.5
Irreversible electroporation (IRE): A novel method for renal tissue
ablation
C. Tracy, W. Kabbani, J. Cadeddu, USA
BR1.6
Preliminary investigations with irreversible electroporation in
in-vivo porcine kidneys
R. Leveillee, N. Salas, C. Moore, M. Jorda, M. Sierra, J. Shields, USA
BR1.7
Surgical management of renal masses: Technology versus oncology
J. Miller, A. Benson, T. Tarter, B. Schwartz, USA
BR1.8
Comparison of the freehand® robotic camera holder to human
assistants during the endoscopic extraperitoneal radical prostatectomy (EERPE) – a prospective randomized study of 50 cases
J. Stolzenburg, T. Franz, M. Do, K. Turner, E. Liatsikos, Germany
BR1.9
Role of ultrasound guided transversus abdominis plane (USTAP)
block in analgesic supplementation for laparoscopic radical
prostatectomy – preliminary findings
S. Kommu, A. Crosby, Z. Hashim, A. Golash, C. Luscombe, A. Augustine, United
Kingdom
BR1.10
Dynamic camera and instrument movement during minimally invasive
urological surgery – need for a standard platform for communication
S. Kommu, T. Finnigan, A. Chakravarti, A. Golash, C. Luscombe, United Kingdom
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
14.00 – 15.30
42
BR2
Basic Research Forum: Endourology 1
Moderators: L. Defidio, Italy
R. Hoffmann, Germany
Holl
BR2.1
Fluoroscopic organ and tissue specific radiation exposure by sex
and BMI during ureteroscopy
N. Krupp, R. Bowman, B. Hill, K. Ebrahimi, J. Smith, D. Baldwin, USA
BR2.2
Evaluation of six holmium: YAG optical fibers for ureteroscopy:
what’s new in 2009?
B. Knudsen, J. Teichman, USA
BR2.3
Femtosecond laser lithotripsy
J. Teichman, J. Qiu, R. Kuranov, A. Mcelroy, T. Wang, T. Milner, USA
BR2.4
Instantly phase-II tubeless mini-percutaneous nephrolithotomy
(report of 54 cases)
Z. Xiao-feng, L. Fu-lin, X. Jun, China
BR2.5
Micro-CT investigation of the stones taken from percutaneous
nephrolithotomy and ureteroscopic stone surgery with sound wave
or pneumatic lithotripters
E. Huri, I. Tatar, C. Germiyanoglu, T. Karakan, H. Çelik, O. Ersoy, Turkey
BR2.6
In vivo determination of urinary stone composition using dual energy computed tomography with advanced post-image acquisition
data processing
D. Zilberman, M.Lipkin, M. Ferrandino, D. Boll, D. Albala, G. Preminger, USA
BR2.7
Calcium phosphate stone morphology: Plain radiographic findings
and interobserver variabilities
H. Tokgoz, O. Turksoy, A. Yildiz, I. Unal, B. Erol, S. Toparli, Turkey
BR2.8
Hydroflotation magnetic aided endolumenal navigation –
preliminary platform in ex-vivo setting for the next paradigm in
minimally invasive urological surgery
S. Kommu, United Kingdom
BR2.9
Changing in the functional activity of megaureter after its endoscopic treatment in childhood
Z. Sabirzianova, Russia
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
14.00 – 15.30
BR3
Basic Research Forum: Urolithiasis
Moderators: C. Tuerk, Austria
K. Sarica, Turkey
Garmisch
BR3.1
Cystinuria in Europe: First results of a newly established multicentre
database
T. Knoll, D. Jocham, J. Rassweiler, J. De la Rosette, G. Wendt-Nordahl, P. Alken,
Germany
BR3.2
Acute effects of ureteral stone on ureteral dynamics in a porcine
model: An in-vivo study comparing the effects in a solitary kidney
versus ureteral stone in the presence of a normal contralateral
kidney
R. Venkatesh, N. Das, S. Labarbera, G. Baca, A. Tawfik, R. Figenshau, USA
BR3.3
Vitamine D receptor gene ALW I, FOK I, APA I, AND TAQ I polymorphisms in patients with urinary stones
I. Seo, J. Lee, S. Park, J. Rim, Korea
BR3.4
Hormonal profiles in urinary stone disease
A. Basiri, N. Shakhssalim, M. Azadvari, B. Golestan, M. Parvin, H. Zaki, Iran
BR3.5
Severe hyperoxaluria after roux-en-y gastric bypass (RYGB):
A two-year longitudinal prospective study
B. Duffey, S. Alanee, C. Kriedberg, B. Hinck, A. Moeding, M. Monga, USA
BR3.6
Role of metabolic syndrome components in urolithiasis
M. Binbay, E. Yuruk, T. Akman, A. Singh, A. Muslumanoglu, A. Tefekli, Turkey
BR3.7
Ethylene glycol-induced hyperoxaluria increases plasma and renal
tissue asymmetrical dimethylarginine levels in rats: A new pathogenetic link in hyperoxaluria-induced disorders
F. Yencilek, H. Aydýn, N. Mutlu, N. Comunoglu, H. Koyuncu, K. Sarýca, Turkey
BR3.8
Polymorphisms in calcitonin receptor exon one and their association
with calcium oxalate stone formation
N. Shakhssalim, A. Basiri, M. Hushmand, H. Pakmanesh, M. Azadvari, A. Kashi,
Iran
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
14.00 – 15.30
15.30 – 16.00
44
BR4
Basic Research Forum: BPH
Moderators: R. Babayan, USA
H. Ho, Singapore
BR4.1
A porcine heart tissue model for 2 micron continuous wave laser
endoscopic technique training
G. Zhu, K. Zhang, China
BR4.2
Histotripsy of the prostate for BPH: translation from canine to human
W. Roberts, J. Wheat, T. Hall, USA
BR4.3
Standardized ex-vivo comparison of the 120 w vs. The 70 W
Thulium:YAG 2 micron laser: Ablation capacity, haemostasis and
tissue effects
F. Wezel, N. Huck, A. Häcker, A. Gross, M. Michel, T. Bach, Germany
BR4.4
Can multichannel urodynamics predict outcome of medical or surgical management in men with benign prostatic hyperplasia? Results
of a prospective study on 100 patients
M. Agarwal, P. Ranjan, S. Singh, R. Mavuduru, A. Mandal, India
BR4.5
Holmium laser enucleation (HoLEP) using a low energy laser device
compared to transurethral resection of the prostate (TUR-P)
M. Kanout, M. Prescher, W. Strohmaier, Germany
BR4.6
Ablation of the prostate using a high power diode laser (940 nm,
250 W) – preliminary clinical data with 3 months follow-up
F. De Marco, M. Rheinwald, T. Bayer, Italy
BR4.7
Development of laser surgery in BPH. A critical statement of a new
technique
M. Loebelenz, D. Bakolas, P. Bischoff-Kalb, Germany
BR4.8
Modified transurethral resection before high intensity focused
ultrasound (rHIFU) efficacy and side effects: Experience & analysis
of 1.000 cases
S. Thueroff, A. Neumayr, M. Bosl, H. Kiel, W. Steil, C. Chaussy, Germany
BR4.9
Enucleation of the prostate with the 2-µm continuous wave Thulium
laser in different experienced surgeons
C. Netsch, K. Oberhagemann, A. Gross, Germany
Coffee Break
Partenkirchen
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
V-poster Sessions
14.00 – 15.30
VP1
Laparoscopy – Kidney 1
Moderators: C. Bilen, Turkey
F. Porpiglia, Italy
München I
VP1.1
Laparoscopic partial nephrectomy for renal tumors greater than 4
cm: A comparative study
D. Lifshitz, S. Shikanov, T. Deklaj, M. Katz, K. Zorn, A. Shalhav, USA
VP1.2
Laparoscopic cryoablation of small renal masses
K. Sahadevan, J. Dominguez, P. Mehrotra, R. Marsh, P. Johnson, USA
VP1.3
Tumor in solitary kidney: Laparoscopic partial nephrectomy versus
laparoscopic cryoablation
G. Haber, S. Crouzet, M. Lee, K. Kamoi, J. Kaouk, I. Gill, USA
VP1.4
Predicting factor for renal function decrease after laparoscopic
partial nephrectomy
K. Kamoi, S. Crouzet, G. Haber, A. Kawauchi, T. Miki, I. Gill, Japan
VP1.5
Sealed bladder cuff technique during laparoscopic nephroureterectomy utilizing the Ligasure™ electrosurgical device: Laboratory and
clinical experience
S. Herrell, E. Lambert, H. Altamar, L. Schacter, G. Moeckel, N. Miller, USA
VP1.6
Laparoscopic partial nephrectomy at Boston Medical Center:
A single surgeon’s experience and outcomes
R. Dickstein, S. Ganick, M. Geltzeiler, R. Babayan, D. Wang, USA
VP1.7
Is there a selection bias between surgeons in choosing laparoscopic
nephron-sparing surgeries for small renal masses?
R. Bhavsar, N. Hamilton, T. Yoost, H. Clarke, J. Picard, S. Savage, USA
VP1.8
Laparoscopic partial nephrectomy with segmental renal artery
clamping
Y. Changjun, China
VP1.9
Hemostasis by using the argon beam coagulation (ABC) without
clamping renal artery is sufficient in solitary peripheral T1a renal
tumors treated with laparoscopic nephron sparing surgery (NSS)
O. Sanli, T. Mut, T. Tefik, M. Ortac, F. Ozcan, A. Nane, Turkey
VP1.10
Running suture during LPN: Which are the advantages?
Results of a comparative study
F. Porpiglia, C. Fiori, R. Bertolo, S. Grande, I. Morra, R. Scarpa, Italy
VP1.11
“No clamp no suture” laparoscopic partial nephrectomy for small
exophytic renal tumors
G. Simone, M. Ferriero, R. Papalia, S. Guaglianone, E. Forastiere, M. Gallucci,
Italy
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
V-poster Sessions
15.30 – 16.00
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VP1.12
Laparoscopic radical nephrectomy: Single centre experience in
128 cases
R. Regensburg, A. Kooistra, P. Dom, Germany
VP1.13
Laparoscopic partial nephrectomy: A single center evolving experience
D. Lifshitz, S. Shikanov, T. Deklaj, M. Katz, K. Zorn, A. Shalhav, USA
VP1.14
Open versus laparoscopic partial nephrectomy for hilar tumors
D. Snow, G. Haber, K. Kamoi, M. Lee, S. Crouzet, I. Gill, USA
VP1.15
Laparoscopic management of stage-T3b renal cell carcinoma
M. Chiruvella, Italy
VP1.16
Laparoendoscopic single-site radical nephrectomy for localized
renal cell carcinoma: Comparison with conventional laparoscopic
surgery
Y. Park, S. Lee, J. Ku, H. Jeong, C. Kwak, H. Kim, Korea
VP1.17
Surgical margins after laparoscopic partial nephrectomy: Experience
of a single surgeon
F. Porpiglia, C. Fiori, R. Bertolo, I. Morra, S. Grande, R. Scarpa, Italy
VP1.18
Laparoscopic nephrone-sparing surgery: Peri-operative results in
relation to tumour size
F. Porpiglia, C. Fiori, R. Bertolo, R. Scarpa, Italy
VP1.19
Retrospective comparison of the long-term result of retroperitoneoscopic versus open nephroureterectomy for upper urinary tract
transitional cell carcinoma
W. Xiaoqing, China
VP1.20
Experience with laparoscopic partial nephrectomy without vascular
clamping
O. Stakhovskyi, N. Benoist, M. Galiano, X. Cathelineau, F. Rozet, G., France
Coffee Break in the Exhibition Area
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
V-poster Sessions
14.00 – 15.30
VP2
Moderators: M. Ramalingam, India
M. Conradie, South Africa
München II
VP2.1
Intra-operative complications of laparoscopic pyeloplasty and tips
and tricks of management
A. Patel, V. Jain, A. Ganpule, R. Sabnis, V. Muthu, M. Desai, India
VP2.2
Flexible pneumocystoscopy for retrograde double J stenting during
laparoscopic pyeloplasty
C. Fiori, F. Porpiglia, A. Distasio, S. Grande, R. Scarpa, Italy
VP2.3
Laparoscopy assisted augmentation cytoplasty (first experiences)
F. Yalcinkaya, F. Demirel, U. Altug, M. Topcuoglu, C. Murat, Turkey
VP2.4
Laparoscopic treatment of urinary lithiasis
VP2.5
Long term follow up of laparoscopic pyeloplasty: A single centre
experience
R. Kapoor, R. Bansal, R. Maheshwari, A. Mandhani, A. Srivastava, M. Ansari,
India
VP2.6
Is an external drain necessary after laparoscopic pyeloplasty?
T. Schuster, E. Ohmann, K. Sternberg, K. Shahrour, T. Averch, USA
VP2.7
Update report of laparoscopic modified Hellstrom technique for
managing ureteropelvic junction obstruction due to lower pole
crossing vessels
A. Nouralizadeh, N. Simforoosh, A. Basiri, A. Tabibi, M. Soltani, H. Kilani, Iran
VP2.8
Laparoscopic pyeloplasty using Hellstrom technique in a 6-year-old
boy with ureteropelvic junction obstruction by crossing vessels
associated with horseshoe kidney
N. Masumori, K. Nishinaka, Y. Kunishima, T. Tanaka, N. Itoh, T. Tsukamoto, Japan
VP2.9
Laparoscopic extended pyelolithotomy with pyeloplasty
M. Ramalingam, India
VP2.10
Laparoscopic undiversion from ileal conduit to ileocystoplasty
M. Ramalingam, K. Senthil, M. Ganapathy Pai, India
VP2.11
Multi-institutional experience with laparoscopic ureterolysis in the
treatment of ureteropelvic junction obstruction
T. Schuster, K. Sternberg, K. Shahrour, R. Munver, T. Averch, USA
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
V-poster Sessions
15.30 – 16.00
48
VP2.13
Laparoscopic pyeloplasty: Are there predictors for failure?
N. Hamilton, V. Trang, R. Jansen, S. Savage, USA
VP2.14
Laparoscopic ureterolithotomy: A minimally invasive second line
treatment
G. Simone, C. Leonardo, R. Papalia, S. Guaglianone, M. Ferriero, M. Gallucci,
Italy
VP2.15
Laparoscopic ureterolithotomy for impacted proximal ureteric
stones
A. Abusamra, A. Al-Sayad, Saudi Arabia
VP2.17
Laparoscopic pyeloplasty for ureteropelvic junction obstruction:
Kitasato experience in consecutive 100 cases
D. Ishii, M. Iwamura, H. Sasamoto, M. Nishi, S. Baba, Japan
VP2.18
Reoperative laparoscopic reconstruction for recurrent ureteropelvic
junction obstruction after open pyeloplasty
S. Corvin, G. Bromberger, A. Nicklas, C. Antwerpen, H. Hammerl, Germany
VP2.19
Uretero-enteric anastomotic stricture: Novel use of a cutting
balloon dilator
U. Boylu, M. Oommen, M. Raynor, B. Lee, R. Thomas, USA
VP2.20
Microlaparoscopic 2-mm hybrid laparoscopic pyeloplasty:
A new competitor
S. Herrell, N. Miller, H. Altamar, E. Lambert, USA
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
16.00 – 17.30
BR5
Basic Research Forum: Shock wave lithotripsy
Moderators: J. Lingeman, USA
J. Thürhoff, Germany
Klenze
BR5.1
Improved stone phantoms for shock wave lithotripsy
M. Lipkin, D. Zilberman, M. Ferrandino, G. Preminger, E. Esch, P. Zhong, USA
BR5.2
A new acoustic lens design for producing an idealized pressure
waveform with low peak pressure and broad beam size in
electromagnetic shock wave lithotripters
P. Zhong, W. Simmons, M. Ferrandino, D. Zilberman, M. Lipkin, N. Smith,
G. Sankin, F. H. Cocks, G. M. Preminger, USA
BR5.3
The lithotripsy table height: a novel predictor of outcome in extracorporeal SWL
E. Ossandon, P. Recabal, C. Acevedo, J. Flores, F. Marchant, O. Storme, Chile
BR5.4
In vitro respiratory motion model for lithotripter beam width
assessment
D. Zilberman, M. Lipkin, G. Sankin, N. Smith, G. Preminger, P. Zhong, USA
BR5.5
Ultrasound guided SWL of kidney stones with an external transducer: do variances in tissue sound speed cause image distortions
which affect the accuracy of stone targeting?
T. Bayer, C. Bohris, R. Gumpinger, Germany
BR5.6
Pain perception during shock wave lithotripsy (SWL):
Does it correlate with patient and stone characteristics?
H. Tokgoz, V. Hanci, O. Turksoy, B. Erol, B. Akduman, A. Mungan, Turkey
BR5.7
Extracorporeal shock waves for pain relief – hypothesis of a neural
working mechanism
O. Wess, Switzerland
BR5.8
Siemens modularis with C plus shockhead: Effective, sensible
lithotripsy of renal and ureteral calculi
G. Mathes, L. Mathes, USA
BR5.9
Extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy and short term renal injury:
Multivariate analysis of the variables potentially involved
M.C Sighinolfi, S. Micali, S. De Stefani, M. Rivalta, F. Annino, G.Bianchi, Italy
BR5.10
Slow shock wave rate and “pause-protection” protocols reduce
renal injury in ESWL
J. McAteer, A. Evan, B. Connors, R. Handa, P. Blomgren, J. Lingeman, USA
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
16.00 – 17.30
50
BR6
Basic Research Forum: Endourology 2
Moderators: R. Sweet, USA
J. Denstedt, Canada
Holl
BR6.1
The clinical analysis of factors affecting bleeding during minimally
invasive percutaneous nephrolithotomy
Z. Xiao-feng, L. Fu-lin, X. Ri-hai, China
BR6.2
The efficacy of levobupivacaine infiltration to nephrosthomy tract
in combination with intravenous paracetamol on postoperative
analgesia in percutaneous nephrolithotomy patients
O. Gokten, H. Kilicarslan, H. Dogan, G. Turker, Y. Kordan, Turkey
BR6.3
Anatomic rationale for percutaneous nephrolithotomy in the prone
and prone-flexed positions
A. Ray, D. Chung, K. Pace, R. Honey, Canada
BR6.4
Non-contact infrared temperature measurement of ultrasonic
lithotripsy handpieces – an in vitro comparison of commonly used
lithotripsy devices
C. Keil, P. Olbert, F. Brüning, L. Skrobek, R. Hofmann, Deutschland
BR6.5
Comparative evaluation of inertial forces generated by ultrasonic
lithotriptors
B. Knudsen, USA
BR6.6
Closed external end double J catheter as a nephrostent in pyeloplasty
for very small children with uretero-pelvic junction obstruction
S. Rabani, Iran
BR6.7
The Polyscope® – a modular design, semi-disposable flexible
ureterorenoscope system
M. Bader, S. Walther, Y. Hocaoglu, C. Gratzke, C. Stief, O. Reich, Germany
BR6.8
Resistance to extrinsic compression and maintenance of intraluminal
flow in coil reinforced stents (silhouette® scaffold device):
An in vitro study
R. Miyaoka, K. Hendlin, M. Monga, USA
BR6.9
Durability of the next-generation flexible fiberoptic ureteroscopes:
A randomized prospective multi-institutional clinical trial
B. Knudsen, R. Miyaoka, K. Shah, T. Turk, R. Pedro, M. Monga, USA
BR6.10
Low dose CT for follow-up of urolithiasis – its effectiveness in the
settings of the urology clinic
D. Zilberman, M. Lipkin, M. Ferrandino, D. Frush, E. Paulson, G. Preminger, USA
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
16.00 – 17.30
BR7
Basic Research Forum: New Technology
Moderators: P. Escovar Jr., Venezuela
H. Winfield, USA
Garmisch
BR7.1
A novel catheter using a petal-shaped cross-sectional design:
An experimental study in rabbits
Y. Sun, Z. Qinsong, Z. Zhensheng, X. Chuanliang, L. Wenbin, Y. Yongwei, China
BR7.2
Porcine model for ultrasound guided percutaneous nephrolithotomy
T. Zhou, Y. Sun, X. Gao, China
BR7.3
Use of a novel cone tip metalic dilator for one shot dilatation of
nephrostomy tract in percutaneous nephrolithotomy
D. Irani, E. Ghanbarifard, Iran
BR7.4
Use of a novel splitted side Amplatz sheath for facilitating stone
removal in percutaneous nephrolithotomy
D. Irani, Iran
BR7.5
Novel in vitro model for studying ureteral stent-induced cell injury
D. Lange, C. Elwood, S. Seney, K. Summers, B. Chew, P. Cadieux, Canada
BR7.6
Identification of conditioning film components on indwelling
ureteral stents and their role in bacterial adhesion
D. Lange, C. Elwood, A. Crowe, R. Miyaoka, M. Monga, B. Chew, Canada
BR7.7
Third generation cryosurgery for prostate cancer – combined
experience of 3 European centers
U. Witzsch, D. Greene, T. Johansen, Germany
BR7.8
Image guidance in robot assisted prostatectomy
S. Thompson, G. Penney, P. Dasgupta, D. Hawkes. United Kingdom
BR7.9
Surface-based registrations in robotic image-guided kidney surgery
H. Altamar, R. Ong, C. Glisson, R. Galloway, S. Herrell, USA
BR7.10
A comparative study between an improved novel air cushion sensor
and a wheeled probe for minimally invasive surgery
D. Zbyszewski, K. Althoefer, H. Liu, L. Seneviratne, B. Challacombe, P. Dasgupta,
United Kingdom
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
16.00 – 17.30
52
BR8
Basic Research Forum: Oncology
Moderators: P. Puppo, Italy
P. Geavlete, Romania
Partenkirchen
BR8.1
Evaluation of a new biopsy forceps for the upper urinary tract transitional carcinoma (UUT-TCC)
D. Legervand, S. Alqahtani, M. Sibony, B. Merlet, O. Traxer, France
BR8.2
Narrow band imaging (NBI) vs white light endoscopic imaging (WL)
for detection of the upper urinary tract urothelial tumors (UUT-UT)
O. Traxer, S. Alqahtani, B. Geavlete, France
BR8.3
Narrow band imaging (NBI) for the detection of residual/recurrent
cancerous tissue during second transurethral resection (TUR) of
newly diagnosed non muscle invasive high grade bladder cancer
P. Puppo, C. Introini, F. Germinale, F. Bertolotto, A. Naselli, Italy
BR8.4
Intravesical α-radioimmunotherapy of human urothelial carcinoma
in an orthotopic xenograft mouse model
M. Autenrieth, B. Pfost, C. Seidl, J. Gschwend, R. Senekowitsch-Schmidtke,
Germany
BR8.5
Mitomycin delivered in hydrogel delays bladder cancer development
Y. Hou, C. Wang, J. Hu, J. Lu, China
BR8.6
Combined repetitive local chemo-hyperthermia (Synergo®) for non
muscle invasive transitional cell bladder cancer (NMIBC)
F. Hasner, S. Thueroff, C. Chaussy
BR8.7
High resolution optical coherence tomography (OCT) on human
bladder cancer and pre-cancer stages
G. Joachim, J. Bornemann, B. Hermes, F. Spöler, R. Knüchel-Clarke, G. Jakse,
Germany
BR8.8
Diffusion-weighted MRI in patients selected for radical cystectomy:
detection rate of pelvic lymph node metastases
R. Papalia, G. Simone, S. Guaglianone, M. Ferriero, E. Forastiere, M. Gallucci,
Italy
BR8.9
Measuring immune responses in prostate cancer
R. Viney, G. Priti, P. Searle, E. Porfiri, Italy
BR8.10
Multidetector CT renal angiography for preoperative evaluation of
laparoscopic radical nephrectomy
R. Zeng, Y. Sun, X. Gao, China
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
V-poster Sessions
16.00 – 17.30
VP3
Ureteroscopy 1
Moderators: M. Sofer, Israel
B. Petrut, Romania
München I
VP3.1
The role of ureteroscopy in retroperitoneal or pelvic non urologic
malignancies
B. Petrut, F. Nechita, B. Tintila, S. Popescu, A. Irimie, Romania
VP3.2
Retrograde conservative treatment of upper urinary tract transitional cell carcinoma: Is a 9.6 W maximum power holmium: YAG
laser sufficient to obtain a complete tumor ablation?
L. Ruggera, P. Beltrami, A. Aloisi, F. Zattoni, Italy
VP3.3
Long-term use of double ipsilateral internal stents for the treatment
of extrinsic malignant obstruction of the ureter
M. Sofer, G. Lidawi, H. Matzkin, A. Greenstein, Israel
VP3.4
Multicenter experience with metallic ureteral stents for malignant
and benign chronic ureteral obstruction
B. Knudsen, A. Modi, C. Ritch, R. Walsh, J. Landman, M. Gupta, USA
VP3.5
Use of tandem double J stents in the management of recurrent
ureteral stenosis after kidney transplant
R. Miyaoka, O. Duran-Castro, S. Alanee, M. Monga, D. Hunter, USA
VP3.6
Ureteroscopic management of renal calculi in special situations
A. Xavier, K. De Juan, R. Brites, F. Chagas dos Santos, Á. M. Figueiredo,
J. Travassos, Brazil
VP3.7
Ureteroscopic management for symptomatic parapelvic renal cyst
S. Hosseini, A. Basiri, V. Najjaran Tousi, M. Mohammadi Sichani, Iran
VP3.8
Prestented versus non-prestented ureterorenoscopic stone
extraction: A retrospective study
B. Goossens, L. Van Wynsberge, S. Füller, A. Lampel, Germany
VP3.9
What is the appropriate length of ureteral access sheath for flexible
ureteroscopy of proximal ureteral stones?
J. Teichman, L. Chang Kit, Canada
VP3.10
Cost analysis of flexible ureterorenoscopy after 630 interventions
P. Liske, P. Ober, Y. Aguilar, V. Zimmermanns, S. Lahme, Germany
VP3.11
Holmium:YAG laser lithotripsy with semirigid ureterorenoscope for
treatment of ureteral calculi ( report of 1432 cases)
Z. Wu, Q. Ding, H. Jiang, P. Gao, J. Geng, Y. Zhang, China
VP3.12
Holmium laser lithotripsy with flexible ureteroscope for upper
urinary tract calculi (report of 36 cases)
Z. Xiao-Feng, Da-Zhi, J. Bo, China
53
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
V-poster Sessions
54
VP3.13
Clinical audit of flexible ureterorenoscopy for lower pole stones in a
major UK stone unit
S. Graham, C. Nathaniel, S. Longhorn, R. Smith, T. Philp, S. Choong,
United Kingdom
VP3.14
Upper ureteral calculus: is there a role for semi rigid ureteroscopy?
R. Vijay Kumar, M.Jeevagan, G.Asokan, K.Kanthimathy, B.Bansal, India
VP3.15
Ureteroscopy during pregnancy with follow the wire technique
E. Ehab Rifat Tawfiek, Saudi Arabia
VP3.16
Pulse frequency, energy and length influence the effectiveness of
holmium:YAG laser lithotripsy
F. Wezel, C. Hammes, P. Krombach, A. Häcker, M. Michel, T. Bach, Germany
VP3.17
Ureteroscopic laser fragmentation in the first line treatment of
large renal calculi
S. Patel, S. Kommu, A. Jain, T. Greene, A. Blacker, United Kingdom
VP3.18
The role of flexible ureterorenoscopy in the treatment of lower pole
renal stones
S. Willis, N. Smith, N. Hegarty, J. Glass, K. Thomas, USA
VP3.19
Bilateral ureteroscopy: Assessment and outcome
VP3.20
Flexible ureterorenoscopy with Holmium laser (6 years single centre
experience)
O. Traxer, S. Alqahtani, D. Legraverand, M. Ndoye, M. Demesmeaker, France
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
V-poster Sessions
16.00 – 17.30
VP4
Percutaneous nephrolithotomy
Moderators: R. Honey, Canada
U. Altug, Turkey
München II
VP4.1
Percutaneous nephrolithotomy can be performed safely in patients
who have purulent fluid at initial puncture
A. Unsal, C. Kara, B. Resorlu, I. Cicekbilek, Turkey
VP4.2
Supra vs. infra-costal PCNL in the modern era
K. Pace, D. Ghiculete, S. Pace, A. Ray, R. Honey, Canada
VP4.3
Supine percutaneous nephrolithotomy with supracostal access:
is it safe?
F. Vicentini, E. Chedid Neto, E. Mazzucchi, A. Danilovic, G. Ebaid, M. Srougi,
Italy
VP4.4
Mini-PNL vs. conventional „TUBE“ PNL: Is there any benefit for the
patient?
T. Knoll, F. Wezel, M. Michel, G. Wendt-Nordahl, Germany
VP4.5
Minimally lnvasive percutaneous nephrolithotomy for treatment of
upper urinary tract calculi in obese patients
Z. XiaoFfeng, L. Min, X. Hui, China
VP4.6
The canadian stonebreaker trial: A randomized, multicentre trial
comparing the LMA stonebreaker and the Swiss Lithoclast during
percutaneous nephrolithotomy
B. Chew, R. Paterson, O. Arsovska, D. Lange, D. Beiko, R. Honey, K. Pace,
Canada
VP4.7
Kidney-ureteral-bladder calculus – whole urinary tract stone with 7
yrs retained DJ stent: Managed endourologically
T. Haresh, Iran
VP4.8
Percutaneous nephrolithotomy: Nephrostomy or tubeless or totally
tubeless?
M. Istanbulluoglu, T. Cicek, B. Ozturk, M. Gonen, H. Ozkardes, Turkey
VP4.9
Percutaneous nephrolithotomy in horse-shoe kidneys
I. Aridogan, V. Izol, Y. Bayazit, Z. Tansug, S. Zeren, Turkey
VP4.10
Endourological treatment of calyceal diverticulum stones –
indications and results
Y. Aguilar, P. Liske, V. Zimmermanns, S. Lahme, Germany
VP4.11
Percutaneous nephrolithotomy for stones in patients with
horseshoe kidney: A single-centre experience
A. Unsal, C. Kara, B. Resorlu, I. Cicekbilek, Turkey
55
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
V-poster Sessions
56
VP4.12
Fluoroscopic PCNL access by a urologist, through a mentored
training programme. A service evaluation study
A. Mangera, S. Mehta, F. Salim, J. Hall, United Kingdom
VP4.13
Minimal invasive PCNL in older patients – analysis of outcome and
morbidity in 57 consecutive patients aged 70 and above
V. Zimmermanns, P. Liske, P. Ober, S. Lahme, Germany
VP4.14
Effect of the stone and patient related parameters on time
duration of percutaneous nephrolithotomy operation and the
length of hospitalization: Analysis of 1466 patients
T. Akman, E. Sari, M. Binbay, K. Tepeler, A. Muslumanoglu, A. Tefekli, Turkey
VP4.15
Miniperc experience in pediatric stone disease
L. Günay, C. Bilen, B. Tan, K. Inci, E. Ozden, S. Elhaj, Turkey
VP4.16
Use of absorbable gelatin sponge as an adjunct to “totally tubeless
percutaneous nephrolithotomy”
R. Kapoor, R. Maheshwari, A. Mandhani, India
VP4.17
Surgical skills lab for percutaneous renal access training: Content
validation comparison between live porcine and simulation model
S. Mishra, A. Kurien, A. Ganpule, V. Muthu, R. Sabnis, M. Desai, India
VP4.18
PCNL vs. mini-PCNL for renal stones < 4cm
C. Hammes, F. Wezel, A. Häcker, M. Michel, T. Bach, Germany
VP4.19
The mini-percutaneous nephrolithotomy for the treatment of upper
urinary tract calculi in children (report of 73 cases)
Z. Xiao-Feng, Y. Yuan- Hu, X. Xiao-Ning, China
VP4.20
A good alternative for the treatment of large upper ureter stones:
Percutaneous nephroureterolithotomy
M. Istanbulluoglu, T. Cicek, B. Ozturk, H. Ozkardes, Turkey
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Educational Courses
6.30 – 7.45
6.30 – 7.45
6.30 – 7.45
EC1
Laparoscopy & Robotics: The role of simulators
Chairman: E. McDougall, USA
Klenze
EC1.1
Laparoscopy Simulator Training
B. Lee, USA
EC1.2
Robotic Surgery Simulator Training
J. Davis, USA
EC1.3
Update on LTN Simulator and Robotic Simulators
E. McDougall, USA
EC2
Laparoscopy and robotic assisted pediatric Urology
Chairman: D. Teber, Germany
EC2.1
Laparoscopy in children: Principles and Access
D. Teber, Germany
EC2.2
Working in small cavities: Laparoscopy or Robotic?
C. Peters, USA
EC2.3
Current developments in pediatric Urology: How far can we go?
M. Ost, USA
EC3
Laparocopic and robotic complications –
Rare videos and live saving pearls
Chairman: R. Sotelo, Venezuela
EC3.1
Vascular Complications
EC3.2
Gastro-intestinal complications
V. Pansadoro, Italy
EC3.3
Non Gastro Intestinal Complications
D. Canes, USA
Holl
Atlanta
57
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Educational Courses
6.30 – 7.45
6.30 – 7.45
6.30 – 7.45
58
EC4
New trends in percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCNL)
Chairman: T. Knoll, Germany
Sidney
EC4.1
PNL for all (stones)?
M. Pearle, USA
EC4.2
Making PNL minimal invasive: How to prevent complications
T. Knoll, Germany
EC4.3
New approaches to maximize success
C. Scoffone, Italy
EC5
NOTES in Urology – what you need to know?
Chairman: M. Gettman, USA
EC5.1
NOTES: Introduction and Rationale
M. Gettman, USA
EC5.2
NOTES: Equipment and Technology
M. Gettman, USA
EC5.3
Experimental work in NOTES
E. Lima, Portugal
EC5.4
Clinical applications in NOTES
J. Kaouk, USA
EC5.5
Is LESS a stepping stone to NOTES?
A. Rane, United Kingdom
EC6
Imaging of Prostate Cancer
Chairman: T. de Reijke, The Netherlands
EC6.1
Contrast enhanced Ultrasound
T. de Reijke, The Netherlands
EC6.2
Computerized TRUS imaging
T. Loch, Germany
EC6.3
Radiological techniques
M. Emberton, United Kingdom
Barcelona
Garmisch
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Plenary Sessions
7.45 – 13.00
P1
Main Auditorium
Moderators: G. Badlani, USA
C. Chaussy, Germany
Highlights of Basic Research
7.45 – 8.05
P1.1
Laparoscopy: R. Munver, USA
P1.2
Endourology: A. Tefekli, Turkey
P1.3
BPH: M. Agarwal, India
P1.4
New Technology: H. Winfield, USA
Opening
8.05 – 8.25
Greetings from the Congress President
Greetings from the Scientific Chairman
C. Chaussy, Germany
Greetings from the President of the Society
G. Badlani, USA
8.25 – 8.35
P1.5
Image guided robotics
A. Melzer, United Kingdom
8.35 – 8.45
P1.6
Nano-technology
M. Schurr, Germany
8.45 – 8.55
P1.7
Magnets and MIS
J. Caddedu, USA
8.55 – 9.10
P1.8
Perspectives of Robotics and Mechatronic in Surgery
G. Hirzinger, Germany
9.10 – 9.20
P1.9
Real-time tissue imaging to optimize outcomes robotic
prostatectomy
A. Tewari, USA
59
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Plenary Sessions
Debate: LESS or more?
Moderator: A. Chiu, Taiwan
9.20 – 9.45
9.45 – 10.00
P1.10
LESS: M. Desai, USA
P1.11
Laparoscopic: A. Shalhav, USA
P1.12
Cook Urological Arthur Award
presented by M. Pearle, USA
(Chair Awards Committee)
P1.13
To be announced
LC1
Live-Surgery1: Kidney and Ureter
Moderators: M. Grasso, USA
M. Hohenfellner, Germany
Y. Siegel, Israel
Live-Surgery
10.00 – 13.00
Live-cases at Klinikum Rechts der Isar
Coordinators: M. Straub, Germany
60
LC1.1
Robotic-assisted partial nephrectomy
A. Mottrie, Belgium
J. Porter, USA
LC1.2
Laparoscopic partial nephrectomy with Thulium Laser and kidney
clamp
E. Huyghe, France
LC1.3
Laparoscopic cryotherapy with intraoperative navigation
P. Laguna, The Netherlands
F. Keeley, United Kingdom
LC1.4
Flexible Ureteroscopy and RIRS
O. Traxer, France
LC1.5
URS with use of Accordion /fexible URS with Cobra
R. Hofmann, Germany
M. Straub, Germany
LC1.6
Flexible Ureteroscopy with double-flexing scope
G. Preminger, USA
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Live-Surgery
LC1.7
Prone PCNL with Ultrasonic Lithotripsy
J. De la Rosette, The Netherlands
D. Pacik, Czech Republic
LC1.8
Supine PCNL with simultaneous RIRS
RM. Scarpa / C. Scoffone, Italy
LC1.9
Mini-PCNL with Laserlithotripsy
S. Lahme, Germany
LC1.10
ESWL on the Lithoskop – optimized application
T. Bergsdorf, Germany
LC1.11
Laparoscopic reconstructive Surgery
V. Pansadoro, Italy
T. Frede, Germany
LC1.12
LESS/SILS-nephrectomy
J.U. Stolzenburg, Germany
E. Liatsikos, Greece
Lunch in the Exhibition Area
13.00 – 14.00
Subplenary Sessions
10.30 – 12.00
13.00 – 14.00
SP1
Surgical Navigation
Chairman: L-M Su, USA
SP1.1
Introduction
L-M Su, USA
SP1.2
History of Surgical Navigation
M. Baumhauer, Germany
SP1.3
Tracking Devices and Augmented Reality
D. Teber, Germany
SP1.4
Uses of Augmented Reality in Urology
R. van Velthoven, Belgium
SP1.5
Image Guided Robotic Surgery
D. Herrell, USA
SP1.6
Future Developments in Robot Assisted Navigation
B. Challacombe
SP1.7
Closing remarks
L-M Su, USA
Atlanta
61
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Subplenary Sessions
10.30 – 12.00
SP2
Greenlight (PVP) laser prostatectomy:
British channel or TURP cavity?
Chairman: G. Alivizatos, Greece
F. Gomez Sancha, Spain
SP2.1
Introduction
G. Alivizatos, Greece
SP2.2
Patient selection
SP2.3
General principles of PVP and technical support
A. Bachmann, Switzerland
SP2.4
PVP operation analysis step by step
O. Reich, Germany
SP2.5
PVP for big prostates and middle lobes
F. Gomez Sancha, Spain
SP2.6
PVP at an early stage versus medical therapy
G. Alivizatos, Greece
Sydney
Questions and answers
13.00 – 14.00
Video Sessions
10.30 – 12.00
62
VS1
Benign prostatic hyperplasia / LUTS
Moderators: P. Boonyapanichskul, Thailand
B. Octay, Turkey
Barcelona
VS1.1
ThuLEP – Thulium laser enucleation of the prostate
F. Imkamp, T. Herrmann, Germany
VS1.2
Holmium laser enucleation of the prostate: Technical details from a
trainee’s perspective
H. Shah, H. Sodha, V. Kumar, M. Bansal, India
VS1.3
Transurethral Holmium laser deroofing of prostatic abscess
H. Shah, A. Khandkar, H. Sodha, M. Bansal, V. Kumar, India
VS1.4
Holmium laser incision of bladder neck for post-prostatectomy
bladder neck stenosis
H. Shah, A. Khandkar, V. Kumar, M. Bansal, India
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Video Sessions
VS1.5
Removal of the broken ceramic beak of TUR-resectoscope from
urethra – an amazing and troublesome event
H. Ersoy, L. Sagnak, M. Ates, N. Karakoyunlu, U. Ozok, H. Topaloglu, Turkey
VS1.6
Endoscopic realignment and subsequent surgical repair of total
membranous urethra rupture for pelvic trauma
R. Scarpa, M. Poggio, C. Scoffone, C. Cracco, M. Cossu, S. Grande, Italy
VS1.7
Laparoscopic transvesical adenomectomy
B. Oktay, H. Vuruskan, Turkey
VS1.8
Significant advancements in the treatment of BPH: Photoselective
vaporization of the prostate using treatment mode lfd 3000 vs.
80 w PVP greenlight
J. Neymeyer, T. Wülfing, W. Abdul-Wahab al-Ansari, A. Apostolidis, M. Beer,
Germany
VS1.9
Single-port laparoscopic transvesical adenomectomy
B. Oktay, H. Vuruskan, Turkey
VS1.10
A novel technique for identification of diverticulum during robot
assisted bladder diverticulectomy
A. Kural, F. Atug, I. Tufek, H. Akpinar, S. Aksit, Turkey
63
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
V-poster Sessions
10.30 – 12.00
64
VP5
Robotics – Kidney 1
Moderators: J. Davis, USA
R. Munver, USA
München I
VP5.1
Robot-assisted laparoscopic partial nephrectomy:
Results of first 50 cases with analysis of learning curve
G. De Naeyer, M. Sangalli, P. Schatteman, P. Carpentier, E. Fonteyne, A. Mottrie,
Belgium
VP5.2
Robot assisted partial nephrectomy: Early outcomes in 150 patients
E. Weise, USA
VP5.3
Transition from laparoscopic to robotic partial nephrectomy:
The learning curve for an experienced laparoscopic surgeon
H. Lavery, A. Small, R. Mark, D. Samadi, M. Palese, USA
VP5.4
Robot assistance increases the utilization of laparoscopic nephron
sparing surgery for treatment of renal masses
E. Weise, USA
VP5.5
Risky business? Determination of Satinsky clamp safety zone to
robotic arm during robotic partial nephrectomy
A. Bowen, M. Raynor, U. Boylu, B. Lee, USA
VP5.6
Matched comparison of robotic partial nephrectomy and
laparoscopic partial nephrectomy for complex renal masses
L. Dulabon, J. Finkelstein, M. Lipkin, M. Stifelman, USA
VP5.7
Laparoscopic vs. robot-assisted partial nephrectomy:
A prospective head-to-head comparison of techniques
R. Munver, J. Uberoi, J. Yates, USA
VP5.8
New technology changes practice patterns: the case of robotic
surgery and management of renal masses
A. Weizer, J. Montgomery, W. Roberts, J. Wolf, jr., D. Miller, K. Hafez, USA
VP5.9
Robotic pyeloplasty – initial experience
C. Wagner, A. Schütte, J. Witt, Germany
VP5.10
Robotic adrenalectomy: Surgical technique and outcomes
L. Yeung, H. Atalah, S. Parekattil, L. Su, USA
VP5.11
Radiofrequency ablation-assisted robotic laparoscopic partial nephrectomy without renal hilar vessel clamping versus laparoscopic
partial nephrectomy: A comparison of perioperative outcomes
S. Wu, D. Viprakasit, N. Smith, P. Kent, D. Rebuck, R. Nadler, USA
VP5.12
Comparison of robotic assisted and pure microsurgical vasovasostomy
S. Parekattil, H. Atalah, M. Cohen, USA
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
V-poster Sessions
VP5.13
Robotic assisted microsurgical denervation of the spermatic cord
for chronic testicular pain
VP5.14
Robotic assisted microsurgical varicocelectomy
VP5.15
Robotic assisted transperitoneal dismembered pyeloplasty:
Our experience
F. Annino, A. Beato, C. De Carne, S. De Stefani, S. Micali, G. Bianchi, Italy
VP5.16
Novel micro Doppler probe for robotic microsurgical procedures
VP5.17
Robotic-assisted surgery for invasive bladder cancer: Can the lymph
node dissection match the benchmarks of open surgeons?
J. Davis, A. Kamat, B. Grossman, C. Dinney, USA
VP5.18
Robotic-assisted laparoscopic radical cystectomy with orthotopic
ileal neobladder: An initial single center study of 18 patients
L. Young Goo, S. Ha Jeong, C. Sang Hoon, L. Yong Seong, Korea
VP5.19
Robot-assisted laparoscopic radical cystectomy with orthotopic
bladder substitution: The initial Korean experience
K. Young, Korea
VP5.20
The feasibility of robot-assisted laparoscopic radical cystectomy
with pelvic lymphadenectomy: From the viewpoint of extended
pelvic lymphadenectomy
K. Seok Ho, Korea
65
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
V-poster Sessions
10.30 – 12.00
66
VP6
Education & Simulators
Moderators: B. Schwartz, USA
C. Cheng, Singapore
München II
VP6.1
Optimal robotic urological training programmes – Top ten indices
S. Kommu, T. Finnigan, D. Cartlidge, S. Hamid, Z. Hashim, United Kingdom
VP6.2
An assessment of the physical impact of a complex surgical task
on surgeons: Comparison between open, laparoscopic and robotic
techniques
O. Elhage, P. Dasgupta, A. Shortland, USA
VP6.3
Is there a model to teach and practice retroperitoneoscopic
nephrectomy?
M. Hisano, J. Colombo jr, R. Duarte, C. Passerotti, A. Brito, M. Srougi, Brazil
VP6.4
The modified terminologia anatomica of the nerve sparing laparoscopic radical prostatectomy: Important landmarks of the procedure
related with functional anatomy
E. Huri, I. Tatar, M. Sargon, C. Germiyanoglu, R. Basar, Turkey
VP6.5
How many cases are required to develop competence for
laparoscopic radical nephrectomy procedures?
K. Yoo, S. Jeon, K. Han, I. Seo, J. Lim, Y. Ono, Japan
VP6.6
Transperitoneal versus retroperitoneal partial nephrectomy in a
porcine model: Different outcomes for beginners
M. Hisano, D. Ikejiri, L. Oliveira, R. Duarte, J. Colombo jr, M. Srougi, Brazil
VP6.7
Laparo-endoscopic single site (LESS) surgical toolbox:
Instruments, scopes, and ports
G. Haber, W. White, S. Crouzet, J. Talarico, R. Goel, J. Kaouk, USA
VP6.7
Ureteral stenting for feline ureteral obstructions: A potential model
for pediatric disease
A. Berent, C. Weisse, D. Bagley, USA
VP6.9
Assessment of face and content validity of a virtual reality
laparoscopic transperitoneal nephrectomy trainer
S. Kolla, D. Pick, M. Louie, B. Argun, R. Sweet, E. McDougall, USA
VP6.10
Usefulness of the swine model for training in endourological
interventions
F. Soria, M. Delgado, M. Pamplona, J. Uson, F. Sanchez, Spain
VP6.11
Natural orifice translumenal endoscopic surgery (NOTES) toolbox:
Instruments, scopes, and ports
G. Haber, S. Crouzet, W. White, J. Talarico, S. Brethauer, J. Kaouk, USA
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
V-poster Sessions
VP6.12
New combined approach versus standard technique in metallic
ureteral stenting. Experimental study in swine
F. Soria, M. Delgado, L. Rioja, M. Blas, J. Uson, F. Sanchez, Spain
VP6.13
The impact of laparoscopic fellowship programme over a significant
laparoscopic nephrectomy experience
O. Sanli, T. Tefik, T. Mut, H. Issever, D. Teber, J. Rassweiler, Turkey
VP6.14
Training of upper urinary tract endoscopy – experience with a new
model using porcine urinary tract
P. Liske, P. Ober, Y. Aguilar, V. Zimmermanns, S. Lahme, Germany
VP6.15
Laparoscopic radical prostatectomy: Impact of learning curve on
operative and pathologic outcomes following laparoscopic urologic
training
T. Erdogru, A. Ciftcioglu, M. Baykara, Turkey
VP6.16
Hybrid natural orifice transluminal endoscopic surgery (NOTES) for
nephrectomy with standard laparoscopic instruments.
experience in a canine model
A. Aminsharifi, A. Taddayun, S. Shakeri, M. Hashemi, M. Abdi, Iran
VP6.17
Intensive training course in laparoscopic radical prostatectomy
A. Garcia Segui, E. Bercowsky, C. Ballesteros, R. Valero, W. Husband,
J. Moanack, Spain
VP6.18
Learning curve of laparoscopic radical prostatectomy in a Brazilian
non-universitary public hospital: Difficulties and possibilities
L. Curcio, A. Cunha, J. Renteria, M. Marinho, R. Freire, G. Di Biase, Brazil
VP6.19
The use of ex vivo simulators and an animal model for training in
percutaneous nephrostomy
F. Soria, M. Delgado, M. Pamplona, V. Gonzalez, J. Uson, F. Sanchez, Spain
VP6.20
Defining a learning curve in laparoscopic simple prostatectomy
F. Heldwein, R. Sanchez-Salas, E. Barret, M. Galiano, X. Cathelineau,
G. Vallancien, France
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Subplenary Sessions
12.00 – 13.00
12.00 – 13.00
13.00 – 14.00
68
SP3
Partial nephrectomy – minimizing ischemic damage
Chairman: C. Sundaram, USA
SP3.1
Introduction
C. Sundaram, USA
SP3.2
How to minimize warm ischemia time
C. Sundaram, USA
SP3.3
Options of tumor excision
C. Cheng, Singapore
SP3.4
Comparison of clamping techniques
H.H. Kim, Korea
SP3.5
Indications and techniques for cooling
S-K. Li, China
SP3.6
Conclusions
C. Sundaram, USA
SP4
Robotic microsurgery
Chairman: S. Parekattil, USA
A. Mottrie, Belgium
SP4.1
Introduction
S. Parekattil, USA
SP4.2
Animal studies
P. Shin, USA
SP4.3
Early human experience
G.A. de Boccard, Switzerland
SP4.4
Robotic vasectomy reversal
A. Mottrie, Belgium
SP4.5
Robotic varicocelectomy
T. Shu, USA
SP4.6
Robotic microsurgery
S. Parekattil, USA
SP4.7
Panel discussion
Panel: M. Goldstein, USA
A. Mottrie, Belgium
P. Shin, USA
S. Parekattil, USA
T. Shu, USA
Atlanta
Sydney
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Podium Sessions
12.00 – 13.00
O1
Training and Learning curve
Moderators: P. Fornara, Germany
T. Erdogru, Turkey
Klenze
O1.1
Training of modified TUR before robotic high intensity focused ultrasound (rHIFU): Comparison of results after knowledge transfer
V. Solovov, S. Thueroff, A. Neumayr, S. Dvoinikov, C. Chaussy, M. Vozdvishensky,
Russia
O1.2
Subaquatic anti gravity microenvironment (SAGM) basic skills tasking using a laparoendoscopic single-site surgery (LESS) urological
training platform
S. Kommu, D. Cartlidge, Z. Hashim, A. Golash, C. Luscombe, United Kingdom
O1.3
Transurethral bladder access for natural orifice translumenal
endoscopic surgery (NOTES) in a porcine model
H. Kübler, A. Schneider, D. Wilhelm, A. Meining, J. Gschwend, H. Feussner,
Germany
O1.4
The importance of the experience of a surgical team on the operative and oncologic results of laparoscopic radical prostatectomy
T. Erdogru, M. Ucar, O. Celik, T. Ipekci, I. Duman, S. Altınova, M. Baykara, Turkey
O1.5
Robotic-assisted laparoscopic skills development:
Formal versus informal training
A. Benson, B. Kramer, M. Boehler, C. Schwind, B. Schwartz, USA
O1.6
Analysis of complications of laparoscopic partial nephrectomy in a
contemporary series from a laparoscopy dedicated center
N. Benoist, O. Stakhovskyi, E. Barret, M. Galiano, X. Cathelineau, G. Vallancien,
France
O1.7
Is laparoscopic partial nephrectomy equivalent to the open procedure?
5 years oncologic and functional outcomes of a prospective study in
250 cases
F. Greco, S. Wagner, M. Hoda, A. Hamza, P. Fornara, Germany
O1.8
A stratification system for predicting suitability for daycase
laparoscopic upper urinary tract urological surgery
S. Kommu, A. Chakravarti, T. Finnigan, C. Luscombe, A. Golash, United Kingdom
O1.9
Sexual Function alfter laparoscopic assisted tensio-free vaginal
mesh for surgical correction of pelvic organ prolapse
T. Watanabe, M. Inoue, A. Ishii, T. Yamato, K. Uematsu, K. Sasaki, Y. Kobayashi,
S. Uehara, T. Saika, Y. Nasu, H. Kumon, Okayama, Japan
O1.10
The personal history of a far too short professional career in
minimal-invasive urological surgery
H. Weber, X. Krah, A. Schneider, K. Miller, D. Frohneberg, R. Hautmann, Germany
69
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Podium Sessions
12.00 – 13.00
13.00 – 14.00
70
O2
Localized Prostate Cancer
Moderators: K. Rha, Korea
G. Chien, USA
O2.1
Classification and trends of complications in 2500 robotic-assisted
radical prostatectomies
K. J Palmer, R. Ferreira Coelho, B. Rocco, S. Chauhan, G. Coughlin, V. Patel, USA
O2.2
Long-term oncological follow-up after laparoscopic radical
prostatectomy: The Heilbronn experience
M. Hruza, B. Flinspach, M. Schulze, D. Teber, J. Rassweiler, Germany
O2.3
Comparison of PSA recurrence between high risk and low risk
disease groups in a robotic prostatectomy cohort
A. Caire, M. Lipkin, D. Zilberman, M. Ferrandino, R. Thomas, D. Albala, USA
O2.4
Time to failure after singular treatment of prostate cancer by
high-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU)
D. Pfeiffer, C. Cellarius, C. Netsch, A. Gross, Germany
O2.5
PSA nadir development after local therapy by robotic high intensity
focused ultrasound therapy (rHIFU) of T1-2 prostate cancer
A. Neumayr, S. Thueroff, R. Nanieva, C. Chaussy, Germany
O2.6
Biochemical and biopsy outcomes following radical high intensity
focused ultrasound (HIFU) of previously untreated prostate cancer
C. Robertson, R. Ganzer, J. Ward, S. Brown, X. Rébillard, A. Blana, USA
O2.7
Prostate carcinoma – long term results of functional outcome after
interstitial brachytherapy and radical prostatectomy – a 13 year
follow up
T. Lingenfelder, E. Heinrich, C. Bolenz, F. Wenz, M. Michel, L. Trojan, Germany
O2.8
A multicenter evaluation of the initial phase of robot assisted radical prostatectomy: Correlation to laparoscopic previous knowledge
T. Herrmann, R. Rabenalt, J. Witt, A. Georgiou, J. Stolzenburg, M. Burchardt,
Germany
O2.9
Bilateral nerve-sparing extraperitoneal radical Prostatectomy:
potency rates
J. Travassos, A. Xavier, A. Figueiredo F° Facs, K. de Juan, Brazil
O2.10
Notes ratical prostatectomy: evolution of the technique
M. Humpheys, J. Sauer, A. Krambeck, J. Lingeman, E. Castle, P. Andrews
Holl
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
V-poster Sessions
12.00 – 13.00
VP7
Moderators: L. Kavoussi, USA
M. Saito, Japan
München I
VP7.1
Experience with 830 consecutive laparoscopic donor nephrectomies:
A call for using a standardized classification of complications
A. Breda, J. Harper, J. Leppert, J. Veale, A. Gritsch, P. Schulam, USA
VP7.2
Comparative outcomes of the open, hand assisted and full laparoscopic living donor nephrectomy
W. Kongchareonsombat, Thailand
VP7.3
Laparoscopic donor nephrectomy at a single institution: Kitasato
experience in consecutive 45 cases
D. Ishii, M. Iwamura, K. Tabata, K. Yoshida, S. Baba, Japan
VP7.4
Transperitoneal versus retroperitoneal laparoscopic living donor
nephrectomy: Comparison of two procedures regarding clinical
outcome and complication rate
M. Saito, N. Tsuchiya, S. Narita, Y. Horikawa, S. Satoh, T. Habuchi, Japan
VP7.5
Right-sided laparoscopic donor nephrectomy-initial experience of
single center
D. Perlin, I. Alexandrov, G. Zolotarev, K. Kargi, Russia
VP7.6
Retrospective comparison of laparoscopic partial nephrectomy and
laparoscopic renal cryoablation for small renal mass
G. Haramis, J. Rosales, Z. Okhunov, K. Badani, M. Gupta, J. Landman, USA
VP7.7
Retroperitoneoscopic radical nephrectomy versus open radical
nephrectomy: Oncologic long term results for localized renal cell
carcinoma < 7cm
A. Feicke, R. Strebel, G. Müller, A. Bachmann, T. Sulser, T. Hermanns, Switzerland
VP7.8
Prospective minimally invasive approach to management of small
renal masses: Evidence of significant interval growth or size greater
than 3 cm prior to intervention
R. Carey, T. Hakky, United Kingdom
VP7.9
Perioperative outcomes in laparoscopic partial nephrectomy for
hilar tumors: Comparing off-clamp surgery to complete hilar control
A. Srinivasan, S. Saluja, L. Richstone, L. Kavoussi, A.K. George, H. Amin, USA
VP7.10
Perioperative outcomes of laparoscopic partial nephrectomy
stratified by body mass index: Does minimal invasive surgery make
a difference?
A. Herati, A. Srinivasan, A.K. George, S. Saluja, L. Richstone, L. Kavoussi, USA
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
V-poster Sessions
VP7.11
Laparoscopic upper pole heminephroureterectomy in children:
The Heilbronn experience
A. Gözen, T. Kalogeropoulos, L. Tunc, F. Yencilek, J. Rassweiler, D. Teber,
Germany
VP7.12
Laparoscopic approach in difficult secondary nephrectomy cases
M. Arslan, T. Degirmenci, M. Yuksel, B. Gunlusoy, S. Minareci, A. Ayder, Turkey
VP7.13
Laparoscopic transperitoneal and retroperitoneal nephrectomy:
The largest one center study from Turkey
13.00 – 14.00
12.00 – 13.00
72
VP8
LESS 1
Moderators: L. Richstone, USA
H. Kim, Korea
München II
VP8.1
Laparoendoscopic single site surgery: Initial 100 patients
M. Desai, A. Berger, M. Aron, R. Brandina, R. Sotelo, I. Gill, USA
VP8.2
Operative exprience and short-term outcomes of laparoendoscopic
single-site surgery pyeloplasty: A multi-institutional study
M. Schwartz, C. Tracy, S. Rais-Bahrami, M. Desai, J. Cadeddu, L. Richstone, USA
VP8.3
Laparoendoscopic single site donor nephrectomy:
Feasibility and technique
M. Atalla, S. Andonian, A. Herati, S. Rais-Bahrami, L. Richstone, L. Kavoussi, USA
VP8.4
Initial experience of less in the treatment of benign adrenal adenoma
B. Jeong, D. Han, S. Jeon, Y. Park, H. Kim, Korea
VP8.5
Standard versus single port laparoscopic partial nephrectomy:
Comparative outcomes
W. White, G. Haber, R. Goel, S. Crouzet, M. White, J. Kaouk, USA
VP8.6
A comparison of perioperative outcomes between transumbilical
single-port access and conventional laparoscopic renal cyst
masupialization
J. Choi, D. Han, B. Jeong, S. Seo, S. Jeon, H. Lee, Korea
VP8.7
Laparo-endoscopic single site management of benign urologic
diseases
S. Permpongkosol, C. Leenanupunth, Thailand
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
V-poster Sessions
VP8.8
Single port laparoscopic surgery: Cumulative outcomes with over
100 cases
W. White, R. Goel, G. Haber, S. Crouzet, M. White, J. Kaouk, USA
VP8.9
Retroperitoneal laparoendoscopic single-site surgery in urology:
Initial experience
T. Oh, D. Ryu, J. Kwon, H. Jung, Korea
VP8.10
Transumbilical laparoendoscopic single-site (U-LESS) nephrectomy:
Initial experience
G. Wu, J. Marshall, D. Golijanin, E. Singer, H. Rashid, USA
VP8.11
Single port laparoscopic surgery in the obese population:
Feasibility and comparative outcomes
M. White, W. White, G. Haber, R. Goel, S. Crouzet, J. Kaouk, USA
VP8.12
Laparoendoscopic single-site simple nephrectomy: Initial experience
in Brazil
E. Metrebian, F. Lima, T. Pinheiro, F. Beltrame, V. Ortiz, C. Andreoni, Brazil
VP8.13
Prospective evaluation of single site laparoscopic radical and partial
nephrectomy
I. Derweesh, J. Silberstein, W. Bazzi, M. Talamini, C. Kane, S. Horgan, USA
13.00 – 14.00
12.00 – 13.00
IVT1
Interactive virtual training of laparoscopic radical
Prostatectomy
Chairman: A. Messas, France
Faculty:
H. van der Poel, The Netherlands
Effner I
Today, medical professionals who want to learn a new technique have to face a
learning curve that may be a high-risk period for the patients and physicians. The
interactive video laparoscopic training offers medical professionals a way to practice
on real situations before their first cases.
The main goal of this unique teaching method (onlinemasterclass.com) is to shorten
and to secure the learning period of medical professionals.
Through this video simulation, they will have the opportunity to face and to react to
difficult situations or complications usually occurring during the learning period.
This training is recommended for surgeons who have performed more than 1 and
less than 30 laparoscopic radical prostatectomies.
13.00 – 14.00
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Society Meetings
13.00 – 14.00
SM4
Joint Meeting of Turkish and Hellenic Urology
associations and WCE
Program chairmen: A. Karagiannis, Greece,
I. Bozkirli, Turkey
13.00 – 13.15
SM4.1
The opening remarks:
B. Oktay, Turkey
K. Stravodimos ,Greece
Y. Özgök, Turkey
Sidney
Laparoscopy training in Greece and Turkey
13.15 – 14.00
SM4.2
Laparoscopy training for urology residents in Greece
SM4.3
Applied laparoscopy courses in Turkey
L. Tunc, Turkey
SM4.4
Greek-Turkish laparoscopy training collaboration and ESRU
T. Kalogeropoulos, Greece
SM4.5
Future aspects of Turkish-Greek collaboration and wishes
AS. Gözen, Turkey
Subplenary Sessions / Satellite
14.00 – 15.30
15.30 – 16.00
74
SP5
Optimized management of superficial TCC
Chairman: C. Stief, Germany
SP5.1
Diagnosis of bladder cancer
C. Stief, Germany
SP5.2
Optimising TURB
T. O´Brien, United Kingdom
SP5.3
New data from the recurrence study
M. Burger, Germany
SP5.4
Management of recurrent disease
F. Witjes, The Netherlands
Atlanta
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Video Sessions
14.00 – 15.30
VS2
Female urology and incontinence
Moderators: C. Gozzi, Germany
N. Kekre, India
Klenze
VS2.1
Laparoscopic treatment of ovarian vein syndrome
A. Celia, G. Zeccolini, G. Breda, Italy
VS2.2
Laparoscopic sacrocolpopexy for grade IV pelvic organs prolapse
with associated bilateral pyelocalicial dilatation
L. Curcio, R. Guida, F. Bastos, A. Cunha, J. Renteria, G. Di Biase, Brazil
VS2.3
Robotic-assisted laparoscopic sacrouteropexy for pelvic organ
prolapse in classic bladder exstrophy
A. Benson, B. Kramer, P. Mckenna, B. Schwartz, USA
VS2.4
Technique of robot assisted vesicovaginal fistula repair
H. Atalah, C. Vincent, L. Morgan, L. Su, USA
VS2.5
Optimizing results of suburethral sling operations among females
using suburethral hyaluronic acid injections
J. Neymeyer, W. Abdul-wahab al-ansari, S. Kassin, M. Beer, Germany
VS2.6
Silk ligature technique of spermatic vessel mass ligation-division
during bilateral laparoscopic varicocelectomy for infertility
E. Arada, P. Fausto, R. Arada, Philippines
VS2.7
Splenogonadal fusion: An unusual cause of an ascending testis and
laparoscopic solution
O. Ziylan, O. Sanli, A. Atar, T. Tefik, M. Karadeniz, H. Ander, Turkey
VS2.8
Optimizing results of suburethral sling operations among males
using suburethral hyaluronic acid injections
J. Neymeyer, W. Abdul-wahab al-Ansari, S. Kassin, M. Beer, Germany
VS2.9
Bladder erosion of tension-free vaginal tape: Removal by standard
transurethral resection
M. Baykara, O. Celik, S. Yucel, T. Erdogru, Turkey
VS2.10
Tape resection following transobturator tape (TOT) operation for
stress urinary incontinence
C. Gürbüz, S. Gungor, B. Guner, O. Arikan, T. Caskurlu, Turkey
75
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Video Sessions
14.00 – 15.30
76
VS3
Moderators: N. Simforoosh, Iran
M. Hatzinger, Germany
Holl
VS3.1
Laparoscopic uretero-ureterostomy for retrocaval ureter
P. Ranjan, K. Shah, A. Ganpule, M. Virmani, R. Sabnis, M. Desai, India
VS3.2
Laparoscopic Anderson-Hynes pyeloplasty using contour injection
stent in ureteropelvic junction obstruction
G. Franco, S. Antonio, R. Ailing, G. Antonio Maria, P. Francesco,
I. Giacomo Piero, Italy
VS3.3
Ureteric reimplantation by LESS: Cosmesis maintained!
S. Mishra, M. Desai, A. Kurien, A. Ganpule, R. Sabnis, M. Desai, India
VS3.4
Laparoscopic circumcaval ureteral repair concomittant with
laparoscopic- guided nephroscopy for calculi extraction
L. Curcio, B. Cançado, A. Cunha, J. Renteria, F. Gusmão, G. Di Biase, Brazil
VS3.5
Extraperitoneal laparoscopic pyelopasty for ureteropelvic junction
obstruction in horseshoe kidney
U. Anceschi, G. Grosso, A. Amici, C. Torcia, Italy
VS3.6
Can our new technique laparoscopic stepwise-cut double initial
knot pyeloplasty overcome some difficulties of pyeloplasty?
Y. Ozgok, M. Ates, M. Hoscan, S. Basal, M. Zor, M. Dayanc, Turkey
VS3.7
Laparoscopic ureteral reimplantation for the management of
ureterovaginal fistula after total abdominal hysterectomy with
bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy
V. Tugcu, E. Sönmezay, N. Gurbuz, A. Tasci, Turkey
VS3.8
Dismembered retroperitoneoscopic pyeloplasty for the treatment of
symptomatic ureteropelvic junction obstruction with crossing
vessels. Transposition of ureter necessary?
S. Subotic, A. Gözen, T. Bayer, R. Gumpinger, J. Rassweiler, Germany
VS3.9
Laparoscopic bilateral dismembered pyeloplasty in children:
3-port technique
A. Basiri, M. Asle-Zare, S. Hosseini, H. Djaladat, Iran
VS3.10
Robot assisted laparoscopic pyeloplasty for right renal double
system
F. Porpiglia, C. Fiori, I. Morra, R. Bertolo, R. Scarpa, Italy
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Video Sessions
14.00 – 15.30
15.30 – 16.00
VS4
Moderators: R. Venkatesh, USA
C. Eisele, United Kingdom
Barcelona
VS4.1
Single incision laparoscopic renal cryosurgery
U. Boylu, M. Oommen, R. Thomas, B. Lee, USA
VS4.2
Robotic-assisted laparoscopic partial nephrectomy for hilar lesions:
Lessons learned
L. Dulabon, P. Mufarrij, E. Hyams, M. Stifelman, USA
VS4.3
Use of cold scalpel in laparoscopic partial nephrectomy
R. Sotelo, E. Di grazia, R. De Andrade, D. Ramirez, O. Carmona, D. Canes,
Venezuela
VS4.4
Laparoscopic partial nephrectomy for foreign body simulating renal
cancer
R. Sanseverino, G. Napodano, O. Intilla, U. Di mauro, M. Iacone, Italy
VS4.5
Simplification of the laparoscopic partial nephrectomy technique
M. Baptistussi, E. Gewher, M. Morihisa, Italy
VS4.6
Evolution of laparoscopic partial nephrectomy
A. Berger, R. Brandina, M. Aron, R. Stein, M. Desai, I. Gill, USA
VS4.7
Laparo-endoscopic single site (LESS) nephrectomy for benign and
inflammatory conditions
VS4.8
Laparoscopic repair of nephroptosis without knot use
L. Curcio, A. Cunha, J. Renteria, R. Freire, F. Gusmão, G. Di Biase, Brazil
VS4.9
Combined laparoscopic transpyelic ballistic lithotripsy and renal
cyst ablation
S. Micali, G. Pini, M. Sighinolfi, F. Annino, S. De Stefani, G. Bianchi, Italy
VS4.10
Ureteroscopic management for symptomatic parapelvic renal cyst
A. Basiri, S. Hosseini, V. Najjaran Tousi, M. Mohammadi Sichani, M. Asl Zare,
Iran
77
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
V-poster Sessions
14.00 – 15.30
78
VP9
Ureteroscopy 2
Moderators: M. Grasso, USA
T. Vögeli, Germany
München I
VP9.1
Ureteroscopic management of the stone in calyceal diverticulum
E. Bercowsky, A. Garcia Segui, I. Gomez Fernandez, M. Gascon Mir, Spain
VP9.2
The presence of ischemia in benign ureteral strictures may affect
success of Holmium laser endoureterotomy
E. Gnessin, O. Yossepowitch, R. Holland, P. Livne, D. Lifshitz, Israel
VP9.3
Is a safety wire necessary during routine flexible ureteroscopy?
R. Dickstein, B. Harnisch, R. Babayan, D. Wang, USA
VP9.4
Flexible ureteroscopy with Holmium:YAG laser lithotripsy for
treatment of renal stones
Z. Wu, Q. Ding, H. Jiang, P. Gao, Y. Zhang, China
VP9.5
Ureterorenoscopic incision with Holmium: YAG laser for treatment
of ureteral / ureteropelvic junction obstruction
VP9.6
Comparisons of minimal invasive surgeries for ureteral obstructions:
Endoureteropyelotomy, acucise endoureteropyelotomy, and
laparoscopic ureteropyeloplasty
H. Dong Youp, K. Ill Sang, S. Ill Young, J. Hee Jong, Korea
VP9.7
Extrarenal manipulations for retropgrade intrarenal surgery (RIRS)
using semirigid URS and pneumatic lithotripsy: A novel concept
T. Haresh, India
VP9.8
Incidental stones in living kidney donors: Bench ureteroscopy
maximising the donor pool
J. Olsburgh, K. Thomas, J. Smith, L. Burnapp, G. Koffman, United Kingdom
VP9.9
Minimally invasive management of ureteral injuries secondary to
obstetric and gynaecologic surgery
M. Gargouri, M. Teyeb, S. Sallami, F. Turki, Y. Nouira, A. Horchani, Tunisia
VP9.10
Ureteroscopic management of large intrarenal calculi –
a comparison of techniques
D. Bagley, N. Leone, S. Hubosky, A. Mariani, USA
VP9.11
Endoscopic treatment of multiple ureteral fibroepithelial polyps by
Holmium:YAG laser resection
H. Zakoji, T. Mochiduki, S. Kira, T. Nomura, I. Araki, M. Takeda, Japan
VP9.12
Long term efficacy of Holmium: YAG laser endoureterotomy for long
ureteral strictures
N. Andriopoulos, N. Pardalidis, E. Kosmaoglou, Greece
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
V-poster Sessions
15.30 – 16.00
VP9.13
Ureteroscopy in proximal ureteral calculi: Experience on 1238 cases
R. Multescu, D. Georgescu, B. Geavlete, P. Geavlete, Romania
VP9.14
New less invasive technologies in renal calculi management
R. Fatikhov, D. Merinov, E. Borisenko, Russia
VP9.15
Primary and secondary retrograde intra-renal surgery (RIRS) for
renal stones in patients with large stone burden
W. Au, S. Chu, P. Tam, China
VP9.16
Distal endoscopic ureterolithotomy during pregnancy: Experience in
21 cases
O. Castillo, I. Vidal-Mora, G. Rubio, A. Foneron, R. Campos, M. Feria-Flores, Chile
VP9.17
No matter of size: Ureteroscopic stone treatment in obese patients
K. Oberhagemann, C. Netsch, T. Bach, A. Gross, Germany
VP9.18
Ureteroscopic stone treatment of lower pole calculi
VP9.19
URS: Where is the stone?
VP9.20
Antegrade ureteroscopy for managing of ureteral stones in
transplanted kidneys
S. Hosseini, A. Tabibi, A. Noor-Alizadeh, Iran
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V-poster Sessions
14.00 – 15.30
VP10
Laparoscopy – Prostate 1
Moderators: C. Eden, United Kingdom
R. Parra, USA
München II
VP10.1
The impact of prostate size on laparoscopic radical prostatectomy
M. Baptistussi, M. Morihisa, E. Gewher, A. Martins, Brazil
VP10.2
Extraperitoneal laparoscopic radical prostatectomy: Oncologic and
functional results regarding 175 cases
VP10.3
The role of laparoscopic radical prostatectomy (LRP) in the
multimodal treatment of high risk prostate cancer (HRPCA):
Preliminary experience on 25 cases
U. Anceschi, C. Anceschi, M. Gaffi, F. D‘amico, C. Molinari, M. Lentini, Italy
VP10.4
A comparison of outcomes for interfascial and intrafascial
nerve-sparing radical prostatectomy
J. Stolzenburg, P. Kallidonis, M. Do, A. Dietel, R. Rabenalt, E. Liatsikos, Germany
VP10.5
Longer preservation of membranous urethra improved urinary continence in laparoscopic radical prostatectomy: The initial results
X. Gao, X. Pu, China
VP10.6
Laparoscopic radical prostatectomy for patients with Gleasons
8-10 +/- PSA>20
A. Arora, C. Eden, United Kingdom
VP10.7
Feasibility of laparoscopic radical prostatectomy following total
extraperitoneal (TEP) mesh inguinal hernia repair
VP10.8
Comparative evaluation of ultrasonic scissors versus energy-free
dissection during nerve-sparing endoscopic extraperitoneal radical
prostatectomy
E. Liatsikos, P. Kallidonis, A. Dietel, M. Do, T. Haefner, J. Stolzenburg, Greece
VP10.9
Experiences of continence-preserving in laparoscopic radical
prostatectomy
L. Ma, Y. Huang, G. Wang, C. Xiao, X. Hou, K. Hong, China
VP10.10 Sutureless dorsal vein ligation during laparoscopic radical
prostatectomy
M. Kilciler, L. Tahmaz, S. Bedir, H. Guler, M. Dayanc, Turkey
VP10.11 Obese african americans with diagnostic PSA
D. Albala, M. Lipkin, A. Caire, L. Sun, T. Polascik, J. Moul, USA
VP10.12 Modified apical dissection of the prostate improves early continence
in laparoscopic radical prostatectomy: Technique and initial results
X. Gao, X. Pu, J. Qiu, China
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V-poster Sessions
VP10.13 Endoscopic extraperitoneal radical prostatectomy after previous
TURP: Oncologic and functional outcomes of 100 cases
E. Liatsikos, M. Do, P. Kallidonis, A. Dietel, A. Al Aown, J. Stolzenburg, Greece
VP10.14 Laparoscopic radical prostatectomy: Minimum 5 year followup of
the first UK cases
VP10.15 The effect on continence of preserving the bladder neck in
endoscopic extraperitoneal radical prostatectomy
E. Liatsikos, P. Kallidonis, M. Do, A. Dietel, T. Haefner, J. Stolzenburg, Greece
VP10.16 Experiences of continence-preserving in laparoscopic radical
prostatectomy
L. Ma, Y. Huang, G. Wang, X. Hou, K. Hong, J. Lu, China
VP10.17 Minimally invasive management of postoperative bleeding after
radical prostatectomy: Transarterial embolization
C. Jeong, Y. Park, C. Kwak, J. Ku, H. Jeong, H. Kim, Korea
VP10.18 Evaluation of a new valve-less trocar for urologic laparoscopy
M. Atalla, A. Herati, S. Andonian, S. Rais-Bahrami, L. Kavoussi, USA
VP10.19 Early experience with extraperitoneal transvesical adenomectomy
for benign prostatic hyperplasia
M. Hisano, F. Vicentini, M. Chaib, M. Pinheiro, M. Gotto, R. Shin, Brazil
VP10.20 The impact of time-lag in the learning curve for ex vivo skill
acquisition for laparoendoscopic single site surgery (LESS)
vesicourethral anastomosis
S. Kommu, D. Cartlidge, A. Chakravarti, A. Golash, C. Luscombe, United Kingdom
15.30 – 16.00
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Moderated Poster Sessions
14.00 – 15.30
MP1
Prostate Cancer Diagnosis & Treatment
Moderators: T. Loch, Germany
M. Emberton, UK
Asam II
MP1.1
Early detection of prostate cancer in patient with prostatic specific
antigen levels of 2.5 to 4.0 ng/ml
S. Shah, India
MP1.2
Does maximal percent of core biopsy positive for prostate cancer
correlate to predictors of disease recurrence?
M. Lux, T. Greene, E. Erturk, J. Joseph, USA
MP1.3
Prostate brachytherapy: Complications, prognostic factors, sexual
function and results from 300 cases
A. Rempelakos, A. Marketakis, A. Papas, T. Arvanitakis, E. Koutsiaris, A. Thanos,
Greece
MP1.4
Is the PSA nadir after hifu treatment of localized prostate cancer
dependent on the generation of HIFU treatment device?
R. Ganzer, H. Fritsche, W. Wieland, A. Blana, Germany
MP1.5
Focal therapy with HIFU for prostate cancer in the elderly:
A feasibility study with 10 years follow-up
A. Benchikh, E. Barret, R. Sanchez-Salas, D. Prapotnich, X. Cathelineau,
G. Vallancien, France
MP1.6
Experience of transrectal high-intensity focused ultrasound in the
treatment of localized prostate cancer
K. Goto, T. Hayashi, Y. Inoue, M. Hayashi, Japan
MP1.7
High intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) for the treatment of local
recurrence of prostatic cancer after radical prostatectomy:
Evaluation with tissue resonance interaction method probe
(Trimprob®) and combination of endorectal MRI and spectroscopy
B. Carlo, Italy
MP1.8
High-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) vs radical prostatectomy in
localized prostate cancer: Is possible to save erectile function?
B. Carlo, Italy
MP1.9
Long term cancer-specific survival for men followed more than 10
years after prostate cryoablation
P. Cheetham, A. Katz, USA
MP1.10 Outcomes of hormone naive high-risk prostate cancer patients
treated with third generation prostate cryotherapy
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MP1.11 Focal primary cryotherapy for prostate cancer: Early outcome data
for low risk patients
MP1.12 African american men have lower rate of castrate resistant prostate
cancer on primary LHRH agonist therapy
P. Sassani, J. Blumberg, J. Gleason, C. Cheetham, S. Williams, G. Chien, USA
MP1.13 Incidental prostatic adenocarcinomas in turp over a 12 months period
S. Pereira, D. Martinho, R. Rodrigues, T. Mendonça, C. Soares, H. Correia, Portugal
MP1.14 Robotic-assisted laparoscopic radical prostatectomy in patients
with prostate cancer with high risk features: Predictors of favorable
pathologic outcome
R. Munver, J. Yates, M. Gross, D. Golombos, J. Uberoi, I. Sawczuk, USA
MP1.15 Nerve-sparing robotic-assisted laparoscopic radical prostatectomy:
Compliance with a postoperative penile rehabilitation program
J. Yates, D. Shin, D. Golombos, M. Gross, I. Sawczuk, R. Munver, USA
MP1.16 Has primary prostate cancer therapy an effect on tumor
aggressivness in case of tumor recurrence?
S. Thueroff, F. Hasner, K. Herzog, R. Nanieva, C. Chaussy, Germany
MP1.17 Is preoperative cystoscopy warranted for patients undergoing
robotic-assisted laparoscopic radical prostatectomy?
J. Yates, M. Gross, D. Golombos, I. Sawczuk, R. Munver, USA
MP1.18 A long-term retrospective review of prostate cancer treatment
effects on lower urinary tract sympoms
J. Durbin, S. Stroup, B. Auge, J. L‘Esperance, USA
MP1.19 A prospective comparative study for surgical outcomes of hybrid
radical prostatectomy and mini-lap retro pubic prostatectomy
T. Saika, T. Tsushima, Y. Kobayashi, R. Arata, Y. Nasu, H. Kumon, Japan
MP1.20 Delayed infection of a pelvic lymphocele following robotic radical
prostatectomy and pelvic lymphadenectomy: two cases
M. Tremp, T. Sulser, H. Seifert, Switzerland
15.30 – 16.00
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14.00 – 15.30
MP2
ESWL
Moderators: G. Haupt, Germany
A. Loske, Mexico
Effner II
MP2.1
ESWL in the horseshoe-shaped kidney
A. Palmieri, A. Maletta, F. Mangiapia, C. Imbimbo, N. Longo, V. Mirone, Italy
MP2.2
The Dornier Compact Delta II UIM: Versatility and performance
combined
G. Tailly, Belgium
MP2.3
ESWL for an annular calculus at the site of a pyeloplasty: A case
report
A. Ashish Patil, India
MP2.4
Complications following use of the Dornier Compact Delta
electromagnetic lithotriptor
J. Mobley III, A. Stewart, M. Brewer, F. Klein, W. White, USA
MP2.5
The impact of shock wave rate on shock wave lithotripsy (SWL)
efficiency
A. Jamshaid, S. Biyabani, M. Ather, Pakistan
MP2.6
15 years of experience with shock wave lithotripsy (SWL) in patients
with horseshoe kidney (HSK)
A. Ray, D. Ghiculete, R. Honey, K. Pace, Canada
MP2.7
Long-term effects of extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy in
pediatric population
K. Villányi, L. Farkas, C. Pusztai, J. Székely, Hungary
MP2.8
A prospective randomized study comparing 60 verse 120 shock
waves per minutes for induced trauma injury in extracorporpoeral
shock wave lithotripsy
A. Lo, D. Gohel, N. Lee, C. Ng, Singapore
MP2.9
Impact of BMI on extracorporeal shock wave treatment for kidney
stones - results for 3rd generation lithotripters
G. Hatiboglu, V. Popeneciu, M. Kurosch, S. Pahernik, A. Haferkamp,
MP2.10 Clinical evaluation of a novel electrohydraulic lithotriptor
A. Krambeck, S. Handa, J. Mcateer, T. Soergel, A. Evan, J. Lingeman, USA
MP2.11 Serial extracorporeal shockwave lithotripsy (ESWL): The efficacy,
safety and patient satisfaction with treatment in a busy tertiary
referral stone centre
K. Moraitis, T. El-Husseiny, Z. Maan, A. Papatsoris, J. Masood, N. Buchholz,
United Kingdom
84
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MP2.12 Long term outcome of perinephric hematomas complicating shockwave lithotripsy (SWL)
A. Cooper, A. Chachashvilli, I. Sabler, E. Lang, Y. Siegel, Israel
MP2.13 Primary treatment ESWL is best value
E. Havranek, M. Hanna, A. Shamusddin, J. Ramsay, United Kingdom
MP2.14
Re-admission and intervention rates post ESWL
O. Gilleard, D. Allen, M. Hanna, A. Shamsuddin, J. Ramsay, United Kingdom
MP2.15 Low frequency shock wave lithotripsy improves renal pelvis stone
disintegration in the pig model
A. Neisius, J. Wöllner, R. Gillitzer, C. Hampel, J. Thüroff, Germany
MP2.16 Management of obese patients with renal stones: Preliminary
results of SWL in a modified lateral position
S. Gravas, A. Karatzas, V. Tzortzis, M. Melekos, Greece
MP2.17 The evaluation of effectiveness of computed tomography for
sucsessful rate of SWL in urinary stone disease
L. Kyoungtaek, D. Kim, S. Park, Y. Kim, H. Park, T. Lee, Korea
MP2.18 Subcapsular hematoma as a complication of SWL: Experience with
the Storz SLX-F2 lithotripter
R. Leistner, C. Mendez Probst, L. Nott, H. Razvi, Canada
MP2.19 Predictive value of stone density by hounsfield unit (HU) on un
enhanced computed tomography in successful stone fragmentation
by extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy (ESWL)
M. Ather, A. Jamshaid, United Kingdom
MP2.20 Measurement of stone hounsfield unit (HU) – does it matter during
extracorporeal shockwave lithotripsy (ESWL)
R. Sabnis, K. Shah, A. Kurien, M. Desai, India
15.30 – 16.00
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14.00 – 15.30
MP3
Urolithiasis 1
Moderators: D. Assimos, USA
L. Tunc, Turkey
Garmisch
MP3.1
Urolithiasis in the elderly
J. McCarthy, R. Norman, Canada
MP3.2
The metabolic syndrome and uric acid nephrolithiasis
Y. Seo, K. Shim, J. Huh, J. Park, Korea
MP3.3
Analysis of 24-hour urine parameters as predictor for age of onset
of cystine stone formation
N. Miller, E. Lambert, H. Altamar, S. Herrell, USA
MP3.4
Out patient ureteroscopy: evaluation of complication and causes of
hospitalization 2 years experience in Imam Reza Hospital
M. Darabi Mahboub, K. Tavakkoli Tabassi, A. Naderi, Iran
MP3.5
Characteristics of metabolic risk factors in urolithiasis patients with
family history
Y. Ha, Y. Kim, W. Jung, E. Kim, D. Kim, Y. Jeon, Korea
MP3.6
The relationship of metabolic syndrome with urolithiasis in a
screened population
T. Kang, J. Park, J. Park, J. Hong, H. Park, Korea
MP3.7
Heterogeneity in the reporting of disease characteristics and treatment outcomes in studies evaluating treatments for nephrolithiasis
E. Hyams, A. Bruhn, M. Lipkin, O. Shah, USA
MP3.8
The in-vitro crystallization of melamine and its effect on calcium
oxalate crystallization
C. Ng, N. Poon, A. Lo, M. Gohel, Singapore
MP3.9
Serum testosterone may be an independent risk factor for calcium
oxalate urolithogenesis
J. Watson, A. Shrewsberry, S. Taghechian, J. Pattaras, C. Ritenour, K. Ogan, USA
MP3.10 Does potassium citrate therapy increase the phosphate content of
stones?
M. Ferrandino, C. Donnally, J. Raman, K. Sakhaee, M. Pearle, G. Preminger, USA
MP3.11 The combined effect of omega-3 fatty acids eicosapentaenoic acid
and docosahexaenoic acid in the management of idiopathic hypercalciuria. Department of Urologic surgery, University of Minnesota,
Minneapolis, Minnesota,USA *dietary services UMMC
O. Ortiz-Alvarado, C. Kriedberg, R. Miyaoka, A. Moeding*, M. Stessman*,
M. Monga, USA
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MP3.12 Pyridoxine supplementation for the medical management of idiopathic
hyperoxaluria department of urologic surgery, University of Minnesota,
Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA *dietary services, UMMC fairview
O. Ortiz-Alvarado, C. Kriedberg, R. Miyaoka, A. Moeding*, M. Stessman*,
M. Monga, USA
MP3.13 Designing ‘patient centred care’ for cystinurics: the experience of a
new specialist multi-disciplinary clinic
K. Thomas, A. Doherty, M. Kabia, J. Glass, T. Doulton, G. Rottenberg, United Kingdom
MP3.14 Global changes in kidney stone prevalence and incidence
D. Assimos, V. Romero, USA
MP3.15 Current dietary impact on the management for urolithiasis Department of Urologic surgery, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis,
Minnesota, USA *dietary services, UMMC fairview
O. Ortiz-Alvarado, M. Stessman*, R. Miyaoka, C. Kriedberg, A. Moeding*,
M. Monga, USA
MP3.16 Accuracy of identification of patients with urinary calculi through
administrative records: A data validation study
M. Semins, J. Berkowitz, B. Matlaga, USA
MP3.17 Metabolic characteristics of patients who use tube feeding as their
primary dietary source
E. Gnessin, S. Handa, J. Lingeman, USA
MP3.18 Please insert a title.assesement of improvement in s creatinine
following definitive treatmentof urolithiasis in patients with renal
insufficiency
T. Haresh, J. Vivek, K. Sushi, A. Jitendra, S. Moteria, S. Sudhir, Japan
MP3.19 Urinary candidiasis with sespis after endourologic surgery:
Pathogenesis and treatment of a rare and severe complication
I. Kartalas Goumas, G. Cordima, B. Mangiarotti, F. Longo, E. Inneo,
E. Montanari, Italy
MP3.20 Factors responsible for urosepsis following percutaneous
nephrolithotomy: Role of nitrofurantoin prophylaxis
S. Bag, S. Kumar, A. Mandal, N. Taneja, U. Mete, S. Singh, India
15.30 – 16.00
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14.00 – 15.30
MP4
PCNL 1
Moderators: O. Negrete, Mexico
R. Honey, Canada
Partenkirchen
MP4.1
Spinal anesthesia for percutaneous nephrolithotomy via intercostal
puncture
S.H. Mousavi-bahar, B. Borzouei, S. Amirhassani, Iran
MP4.2
Changes in renal pressure with ureteral catheters and
antiretropulsion devices during percutaneous nephrolithotomy
B. Chew, B. Poh, L. Jonat, D. Lange, Canada
MP4.3
Two contemporary series of percutaneous tract dilation for PNL
C. Mamoulakis, J. Rioja, F. Wezel, M. Michel, P. Alken, J. De la Rosette, Netherlands
MP4.4
A randomized trial of intercostal nerve block following PCNL
R. Honey, D. Ghiculete, A. Ray, K. Pace, Canada
MP4.5
Almost totally tubeless percutaneous nephrolithotomy:
Replacing the double-J stent by an externalized ureteral catheter
P. Recabal, F. Marchant, E. Ossandon, O. Storme, J. Roman, R. Ledezma, Chile
MP4.6
Removing the stent via a flank tether – our experince during
tubeless PCNL
D. Bodiwala, A. Colquhoun, P. Butterworth, United Kingdom
MP4.7
Comparison of the incidence and composition of upper tract and
lower tract calculi in patients who have undergone urinary diversion
N. Miller, E. Lambert, H. Altamar, S. Herrell, USA
MP4.8
The effects of half-saline as an irrigation fluid on serum sodium in
A. Tabibi, M. Mohammadi Sichani, A. Kashi, Iran
MP4.9
Limits of miniaturization in PNL – a theoretical model
H. Hentschel, M. Hentschel, V. Janitzky, T. Weirich, Germany
MP4.10 The presence of spine pathologies does not affect the outcome of
C. Kara, B. Resorlu, E. Ozyuvali, A. Unsal, Turkey
MP4.11 Single center evaluation of post-operative complications detected by
computerized tomography following percutaneous nephrolithotomy
E. Gnessin, S. Handa, J. Lingeman, USA
MP4.12 The role of percutaneous nephrolithotomy in the treatment of pregnancy related renal calculi
E. Gnessin, A. Krambeck, S. Handa, J. Lingeman, USA
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MP4.13 The utility of pelvi-calyceal mucosa biopsies during percutaneous
nephrolithotomy (PCNL)
A. Mathew, A. Kurien, R. Sabnis, M. Desai, India
MP4.14 Percutaneous nephrolithotomy in children
I. Aridogan, N. Satar, Y. Bayazit, V. Izol, O. Karsli, S. Zeren. Turkey
MP4.15 Combination of pneumatic and ultrasonic lithotripter in percutaneous nephrolithotomy
L. Tahmaz, S. Bedir, M. Zor, H. Topac, M. Dayanc, Turkey
MP4.16 Efficacy of novel coaxial occlusion device to prevent stone
migration during percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCNL)
M. Gupta, M. Rothberg, M. Wosnitzer, USA
MP4.17 The safety of tubeless percutaneous nephrolithotomy based on
immediate postoperative noncontrast computed tomography
J. Choi, H. Kim, D. Han, B. Jeong, S. Seo, S. Jeon, Korea
MP4.18 Prospective randomized trial of nephrostomy tract closure using
Floseal vs. fascial stitch vs. cope loop following percutaneous
nephrolithotripsy
R. Li, H. Lee, D. Pick, M. Louie, E. McDougall, R. Clayman, USA
MP4.19 Colon position in ventral and intermediate dorsal decubitus (Valdivia)
G. Mariano Sebastian, N. Billordo Peres, P. Garcia Marchiñena, M. Sinclair,
J. Ocantos, P. Daels, Argentina
MP4.20 Preoperative administration of ethamsylate: Reduces blood loss
associated with percutaneous nephrolithotomy? A prospective
randomized study
O. Negrete-Pulido, M. Marnes, J. Gutierrez-Aceves, Mexico
15.30 – 16.00
89
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16.00 – 17.30
SP6
Hot spots from European Robotic
Urology Symposium (ERUS)
Chairmen: A. Mottrie, Belgium
W. Artibani, Italy
R. Gaston, France
Atlanta
VS5
Percutaneous Surgery 1
Moderators: A. Basiri, Iran
A. Hoznek, France
VS5.1
Tubeless percutaneous nephrolithotomy: Operative steps and results
A. Elnahas, Egypt
VS5.2
A novel 5 part percutaneous access needle with glidewire (5-PANG)
technique for faster percutaneous nephrolithotomy: our initial experience
VS5.3
X-ray free percutaneous nephrolithotomy in supine position with
ultrasound guidance
A. Basiri, M. Mohammadi Sichani, A. Moradi Vadjargah, Iran
VS5.4
Setting new frontiers in pediatric pcnl less than 2 years:
Miniperc, mini instrument technique
R. Patel, S. Mishra, A. Ganpule, R. Sabnis, M. Desai, India
VS5.5
Supine percutaneous nephrolithotomy in horseshoe kidney
M. De Sio, R. Autorino, C. Quattrone, D. Sorrentino, M. D‘Armiento, Italy
VS5.6
Performing percutaneous nephrolithotomy in the prone-flexed
position: Technique and benefits
A. Ray, K. Pace, R. Honey, Canada
VS5.7
Hemostatic gelatin matrix sandwich: An effective and minimally
invasive technique to control bleeding following percutaneous
nephrolithotomy
G. Lamberton, C. Tenggardjaja, F. Jellison, G. Huang, W. Millard II, D. Baldwin,
USA
VS5.8
The use of Holmium laser during percutaneous nephrolithotripsy
A. Kural, H. Akpinar, I. Tufek, F. Atug, S. Aksit, Turkey
VS5.9
The technique of percutaneous nephrolitholapaxy in supine position
V. Bucuras, R. Bardan, C. Jude, C. Comsa, M. Georgiadis, Romania
VS5.10
Supine percutaneous nephrolithotomy
A. Hoznek, S. Esquivel, K. De Laet, A. De la Taille, L. Salomon, C. Abbou, France
Video Sessions
16.00 – 17.30
90
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Video Sessions
16.00 – 17.30
VS6
Laparoscopy Kidney 2
Moderators: S. Abreu, Brazil
Y. Ono, Japan
Holl
VS6.1
Use of a novel hemostatic agent in laparoscopic partial nephrectomy
I. Yavascaoglu, F. Gasanov, H. Dogan, H. Vuruskan, B. Oktay, Turkey
VS6.2
Knotless intraperitoneal left laparoscopic partial nephrectomy
M. Kilciler, L. Tahmaz, S. Bedir, H. Guler, E. Oral, M. Dayanc, Turkey
VS6.3
Laparoscopic partial nephrectomy for tumors near the renal hilum:
A technique for pre-emptive anatomic dissection and vascular
control
A. Goh, S. Matin, USA
VS6.4
Laparoscopic partial nephrectomy for hilar tumour
F. Porpiglia, C. Fiori, R. Bertolo, M. Manfredi, M. Lucci, R. Scarpa, Italy
VS6.5
Laparoscopic partial nephrectomy with parenchymal hemostasis
with Tachosil application
R. Sanseverino, O. Intilla, G. Napodano, U. Di Mauro, T. Realfonso, Italy
VS6.6
Laparoendoscopic single site partial nephrectomy with complete
hilar control
A.K. George, M. Atalla, S. Andonian, A. Srinivasan, L. Richstone, USA
VS6.7
A complete laparoscopic nephroureterectomy with bladder cuff
excision
A. Ghazi, R. Zimmermann, A. Schäffler, G. Janetschek, Austria
VS6.8
Laparoscopic heminephroureterectomy for ureteral duplication with
vaginal ectopy
U. Anceschi, A. Amici, C. Torcia, L. La Vecchia, F. Peris, Italy
VS6.9
Retroperitoneal laparoscopic left radical nephrectomy involving
renal vein tumor thrombus
W. Lv, G. Hao, J. Xiao, China
VS6.10
Laser vaporisation: Treatment of an av-malformation in the renal
pelvis
A. Saljoughi, M. Kuczyk, S. Waalkes, T. Bach, A. Gross, T. Herrmann, Germany
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Video Sessions
16.00 – 17.30
15.30 – 16.00
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VS7
New Technology
Moderators: R. Thomas, USA
S. Micali, Italy
VS7.1
Natural orifice translumenal endoscopic surgery (NOTES) partial
nephrectomy in porcine model
U. Boylu, B. Lee, M. Oommen, R. Thomas, V. Joshi, USA
VS7.2
Natural orifice translumenal endoscopic surgery (NOTES) access:
Transvesical, transvaginal, transcolonic, and transgastric
G. Haber, J. Talarico, S. Crouzet, K. Litwak, S. Brethauer, J. Kaouk, USA
VS7.3
Histotripsy ablation of the prostate
J. Wheat, T. Hall, C. Hempel, J. Fowlkes, C. Cain, W. Roberts, USA
VS7.4
NOTES transvaginal nephrectomy: Initial clinical experience
J. Kaouk, W. White, R. Goel, S. Crouzet, S. Brethauer, G. Haber, USA
VS7.5
Transvaginal hybrid NOTES nephrectomy using a multi-channel port
R. Sotelo, O. Carmona, D. Ramirez, D. Canes, M. Desai, I. Gill, Venezuela
VS7.6
Isobaric laparoscopic radical cystectomy in women with the
“Laparo-tenser” abdominal wall lifting system
A. Granata, F. Pietrantuono, G. Incarbone, A. Gregori, A. Romanò, F. Gaboardi,
Italy
VS7.7
Stereotactic percutaneous cryoablation for renal tumors
G. Haber, S. Crouzet, E. Remer, K. Kamoi, W. White, J. Kaouk, USA
VS7.8
Upper urinary tract endourological training on ex-vivo porcine model
VS7.9
A novel ureteric stent for tubeless PCNL: An initial clinical experience
H. Shah, S. Kharodawala, H. Sodha, V. Kumar, A. Khandkar, M. Bansal, India
VS7.10
Computer assisted laparoscopic simulator (Urobox) with self
adjustable training program depending on trainee’s progression on
the learning curve – preliminary results
B. Petrut, F. Nechita, B. Tintila, A. Man, A. Muresan, I. Coman, Romania
Barcelona
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
V-poster Sessions
16.00 – 17.30
VP11
Imaging and new technique
Moderators: O. Ukimura, Japan
H. Wijkstra, The Netherlands
München I
VP11.1
Evaluation of acute renal colic: a comparison of noncontrast ct
versus 3 tesla noncontrast haste mr urography
M. Semins, M. Bohlman, W. Hosek, J. Berkowitz, B. Matlaga, USA
VP11.2
Identifying uric acid stones using dual-energy computed tomography:
first diagnostic performance evaluation in patients
M. Kozomara, P. Stolzmann, H. Scheffel, S. Leschaka, M. Müntener, Germany
VP11.3
Intra-operative selective renal artery balloon occlusion during
laparoscopic radical nephrectomy – demonstration of the technique
S. Kommu, M. Nayeemuddin, C. Luscombe, A. Golash, J. Asquith, D. West,
United Kingdom
VP11.4
Clinical observation of male voiding using dynamic magnetic
resonance imaging: a preliminary study of bladder outlet
obstruction
Y. Siang Lin, H. Chin Tiong, L. Heow Pueh, Singapore
VP11.5
Digital video flexible ureteroscopy: GYRUS-ACMI/Olympus
invisio®dur®-d twelve month failure and repair experience
B. Knudsen, M. Ferraro, K. Shah, USA
VP11.6
A prospective randomized evaluation of laparoscopic doppler
technology for hilar dissection during minimally invasive partial
nephrectomy
E. Hyams, P. Mufarrij, M. Perlmutter, M. Stifelman, USA
VP11.7
Early detection of local and nodal recurrences following radical
prostatectomy by using the integrated 18f-choline PET-CT
G. Simone, R. Papalia, S. Guaglianone, M. Ferriero, E. Forastiere, M. Gallucci,
Italy
VP11.8
Update on PSA-nadir predicting treatment failure after
high-intensity focussed ultrasound (HIFU) of localized prostate
cancer – application of the Stuttgart failure criteria
R. Ganzer, H. Fritsche, W. Wieland, A. Blana, Germany
VP11.9
Combined using of laparoscopic and floroscoping imaging to perform
nephrolithotomy in a patient who has retrorenal colon; a new technic
F. Demirel, F. Yalcinkaya, M. Cakam, B. Kara, U. Altug, Turkey
VP11.10 Risk of tract recurrences following percutaneous resection for upper
tract urothelial carcinoma: clinical, pathologic and radiologic evaluation
B. Irwin, A. Berger, R. Brandina, R. Stein, S. Shah, M. Desai, USA
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V-poster Sessions
VP11.11 Initial experience with the freehand tm robotic camera holder in
laparoscopic urology
D. Sharma, C. Brown, C. Kouriefs, H. Sood, P. Grange, H. Patel, United Kingdom
VP11.12 Standardized linear port placement for laparoscopic urologic
surgery: Experience with 1264 cases
J. Harper, J. Leppert, A. Breda, P. Schulam, USA
VP11.13 Radiofrequency assisted laparoscopic partial nephrectomy:
a novel alternative in treatment of small renal masses
J. Diaz, I. Pinto, A. Hornig, C. Sandoval, Chile
VP11.14 Evaluation of a novel dissecting suction irrigator instrument
D. Pick, J. Lee, M. Louie, E. Mcdougall, R. Clayman, J. Landman, USA
VP11.15 Application of radiofrequency interstitial tumor ablation (RITA) in
“no clamp – no suture” laparoscopic partial nephrectomy
R. Papalia, G. Simone, M. Ferriero, S. Guaglianone, E. Forastiere, M. Gallucci,
Italy
VP11.16 A novel technique for large , multiple ureteric stone:
antegrade flush & retrograde URS
T. Haresh, India
VP11.17 Laparoscopic cold knife: a new instrument for ureteral incision
S. Guven, M. Kilinc, D. Yuksel, L. Tunc, S. Basal, Y. Ozgok, Turkey
VP11.18 Repeated transurethral resection and intravesical BCG for extensive
superficial transitional cell carcinoma of the bladder: a report of
106 cases
S. Sallami, S. Ben Rhouma, H. Mohamed, Y. Nouira, A. Horchani, Egypt
VP11.19 Criteria to predict successful stone treatment utilizing a disposable
flexible ureteroscope
P. Lowry, USA
VP11.20 Computational fluid dynamics models of urine flow through
ureteropelvic junction (UPJ) obstructions
J. Sumfest, USA
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V-poster Sessions
16.00 – 17.30
VP12
Laparoscopy-Prostate 2
Moderators: H. John, Switzerland
München II
VP12.1
A prospective, non-randomized single-surgeon study trial comparing
extraperitoneal laparoscopic intrafascial nerve-sparing versus open
retropubic intrafascial nerve-sparing radical prostatectomy:
Surgical trauma and functional outcomes
F. Greco, S. Wagner, O. Reichelt, M. Hoda, A. Hamza, P. Fornara, Germany
VP12.2
High risk prostate cancer in laparoscopically treated localized
prostate carcinoma
R. Sanchez-Salas, F. Bianco jr, X. Cathelineau, F. Rozet, E. Barret, G. Vallancien,
France
VP12.3
Intrafascial nerve sparing robot-assisted laparoscopic radical
prostatectomy: Our initial experience
F. Porpiglia, C. Fiori, M. Lucci Chiarissi, M. Manfredi, S. Grande, R. Scarpa
VP12.4
Extraperitoneoscopic intrafascial nerve sparing prostatectomy:
Oncologic and functional outcomes
F. Porpiglia, C. Fiori, M. Manfredi, M. Lucci chiarissi, S. Grande, R. Scarpa, Italy
VP12.5
Laparoscopic radical prostatectomy (reported of 110 cases)
Y. Changjun, China
VP12.6
Anatomical reconstruction of the continence mechanism following
laparoscopic radical prostatectomy
A. Ghazi, R. Zimmermann, A. Schäfler, G. Janetschek, Austria
VP12.7
Evaluation of early continence after endoscopic extraperitoneal
radical prostatectomy
J. Stolzenburg, M. Nicolaus, M. Do, A. Dietel, E. Liatsikos, Germany
VP12.8
Laparoscopic radical prostatectomy is feasible and efective in fit
senior adults with high risk localized prostate cancer
R. Sanchez-Salas, X. Cathelineau, F. Rozet, E. Barret, M. Galiano, G. Vallancien,
France
VP12.9
Last 50 laparoscopic radical prostatectomy (of a series of more than
400 patients) vs first 50 robot-assisted laparoscopic radical
prostatectomy: our results
F. Porpiglia, C. Fiori, M. Lucci Chiarissi, M. Manfredi, S. Grande, R. Scarpa, Italy
VP12.10 Retrograde nerve-sparing laparoscopic radical prostatectomy.
technique that mimics open surgery and its oncological results.
A. Garcia Segui, E. Bercowsky, R. Matheus, H. Yaime, R. Valero, A. Lopez, Spain
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V-poster Sessions
VP12.11 Laparoscopic “single knot - single running suture” vesico-urethral
anastomosis with restoration of posterior rabdosphyncter
G. Simone, S. Guaglianone, R. Papalia, A. Bove, E. Forastiere, M. Gallucci, Italy
VP12.12 Knotless anastomosis during laparoscopic radical prostatectomy
M. Kilciler, L. Tahmaz, S. Bedir, H. Guler, M. Dayanc, Turkey
VP12.13 Limited and extended pelvic lymphadenectomy in robotic radical
prostatectomy: Conclusions from 195 cases
H. John, N. Engel, D. Bergstein, B. Fischer, J. Fehr, Switzerland
VP12.14 Urinary continence after videolaparoscopic radical prostatectomy
based on anatomical landmarks
J. Travassos, A. Xavier, Á. M. Figueiredo, K. De Juan, Brazil
VP12.15 No-suture vs. suture in laparoscopic radical prostatectomy
J. Travassos, A. Xavier, Á. M. Figueiredo, F. Chagas dos Santos, R. Brites,
K. De Juan, Brazil
VP12.16 Extraperitoneal laparoscopic radical prostatectomy:
Clinical experience and learning curve of 103 cases
S. Jung, H. Chung, J. Park, E. Hwang, C. Im, D. Kwon, Korea
VP12.17 Extraperitoneal approach following transperitoneal seminal vesicle
dissection in laparoscopic radical prostatectomy
M. Kawakita, G. Kawa, H. Kinoshita, T. Matsuda, Japan
VP12.18 Laparoscopic simple prostatectomy: Long term results
F. Porpiglia, C. Fiori, B. Cavallone, S. Grande, R. Scarpa, Italy
VP12.19 Interfascial micropneumatic balloon aided tissue planar fluid
dissection during laparoscopic radical prostatectomy – preliminary
concept
S. Kommu, C. Eden, F. Mumtaz, A. Golash, C. Luscombe, J. Emtage,
United Kingdom
VP12.20 Positive margins after laparoscopic radical prostatectomy (LRP):
What are the influencing factors?
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16.00 – 17.30
MP5
Bladder Cancer
Moderators: F. Gaboardi, Italy
A. Schilling, Germany
Asam II
MP5.1
Comparing efficacy of BCG therapy and cauterization of tumor versus BCG therapy without cauterization in superficial bladder cancer
S. Falahatkar, A. Roshani, Ghanbari, S. Asadi, M. Akbarpour, N. Khaki, India
MP5.2
Comparison of surgical outcome between laparoscopic and open
radical cystectomy for bladder cancer: Sapporo City General
Hospital experience
T. Seki, M. Miura, T. Suzuki, H. Sasaki, T. Mochizuki, H. Harada, Japan
MP5.3
Laparoscopic radical cystectomy (LRC): Short term operational and
oncological outcomes
O. Sanli, T. Tefik, E. Salabas, E. Aliyev, O. Aytac, T. Esen, Turkey
MP5.4
Robotic extended pelvic lymphadenectomy for bladder cancer:
Initial experience with greater nodal yield
H. Lavery, R. Abaza, USA
MP5.5
Laparoscopic radical cystectomy and detenial sigmoid colon
orthotopic neobladder for children bladder rhabdomyosarcoma
(report of two cases)
X. Kai, China
MP5.6
Clinical pathway for early discharge after robotic cystectomy
A. White, R. Abaza, USA
MP5.7
An audit of laser ablation of upper tract transitional cell carcinoma:
A safe and effective treatment in low grade disease?
S. Graham, P. Gurung, S. Longhorn, R. Smith, T. Philp, S. Choong, USA
MP5.8
Hand-assisted laparoscopic radical cystectomy with extracorporeal
urinary diversion
S. Jung, M. Gil, S. Kim, J. Ha, S. Yoon, J. Chung, Korea
MP5.9
Overcoming the urothelial barrier: the effect of chitosan on ureteral
intraluminal drug administration and peristalsis
D. Pick, S. Shelkovnivkov, N. Canvasser, M. Louie, E. McDougall, R. Clayman, USA
MP5.10 Obesity does not affect the surgical and oncologic outcomes of
robotic assisted radical cystectomy
U. Boylu, M. Oommen, M. Raynor, B. Lee, R. Thomas, USA
MP5.11 Oncologic outcomes of robotic assisted radical cystectomy
U. Boylu, M. Oommen, B. Lee, R. Thomas, USA
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MP5.12 Leg endoscopic groin lymphadenectomy for genitourinary cancer
(leg procedure)
V. Master, K. Ogan, D. Kooby, W. Hsiao, K. Delman, USA
MP5.13 Robotic-assisted laparoscopic radical cystectomy (RARC) with
extracorporeal urinary diversion: Initial experience
MP5.14 Outcomes of endoscopic radical cystectomy with extracorporeal
ileal conduit
G. Sung, T. Kim, K. Moon, W. Cho, Korea
MP5.15 The use of fluorescence in situ hybridization (Fish) testing in
patients with known upper tract transitional cell carcinoma
J. Johannes, E. Nelson, B. Lepchuk, M. Bibbo, D. Bagley, USA
MP5.16 Intermediate-term efficacy of intra-ureteral BCG and interferon-alpha
2b for upper tract urothelial carcinoma
L. Wang, J. Decastro, G. Hruby, J. Mckiernan, M. Benson, G. Mantu, USA
MP5.17 Open versus robot-assisted radical cystectomy: Comparison of early
outcomes and cost
J. Mandeville, S. Tsai, A. Sorcini, J. Libertino, D. Canes, A. Moinzadeh, USA
MP5.18 Coculture of bladder urothelium and bladder acellular matrix sheet
Y. Haichao, X. Hanbiao, T. Shengping, China
MP5.19 NOTES approach to management of inadvertent splenic, enteral and
bladder injuries
S. Parekattil, Sijo J., C. Fyock, H. Atalah, L. Su, C. Forsmark, M. Wagh, USA
MP5.20 Some experiences of laparoscopic radical cystectomy with
orthotopic neobladder
L. Ma, Y. Hunag, X. Ho, G. Wang, L. Zhao, K. Hong, China
98
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16.00 – 17.30
MP6
MIS – Kidney and Adrenal
Moderators: T. Polascik, USA
Effner II
MP6.1
Initial experience with cryoablation for renal angiomyolipoma
J. Sausville, K. Suson, H. Richard, M. Phelan, USA
MP6.2
Use of renal tissue for the investigation of tissue specific
pharmocdelivery systems
J. Durbin, P. Oh, S. Stroup, J. L‘Esperance, B. Auge, J. Schnitzer, USA
MP6.3
Durable oncologic outcomes following radiofrequency ablation
(RFA): Experience from treating 243 small renal masses over
7.5 years
C. Tracy, J. Raman, C. Donnally, C. Trimmer, J. Cadeddu, USA
MP6.4
Comparison of percutaneous radiofrequency and cryoablation for
the treatment of small renal masses
K. Ebrahimi, P. Mahdavi, C. Tenggardjaja, L. Nicolay, J. Smith, D. Baldwin, USA
MP6.5
A prospective randomized comparison of traditional less to needlescopic-assisted laparoscopic nephrectomy in the porcine model
D. Baldwin, L. Nicolay, R. Bowman, N. Mehr, K. Ebrahimi, F. Jellison, USA
MP6.6
Percutaneous cryoablation for large renal masses
Z. Okhunov, J. Landman, B. Shingleton, USA
MP6.7
Evolution of surgical therapy for renal masses
P. Sountoulidis, M. Louie, D. Pick, A. Dash, E. McDougall, R. Clayman, USA
MP6.8
Laparoscopic adrenalectomy for patients with aldosterone-producing microadenoma: Proposal of new classification of primary
aldosteronism
S. Ishidoya, Y. Kawasaki, A. Ito, F. Satoh, T. Ishibashi, Y. Arai, Japan
MP6.9
Adreno-cortical cancer: Open or laparoscopic surgery?
C. Fiori, F. Porpiglia, F. Daffara, M. Terzolo, A. Angeli, R. Scarpa, Italy
MP6.10 The long-term safety and efficacy of radiofrequency ablation of
renal tumor including 6 months follow-up biopsy
W. Cho, T. Kim, D. Kim, G. Sung, J. Chung, Korea
MP6.11 Active surveillance of renal cortical neoplams
J. Rosales Araujo, J. Moreno, A. Perez-Lanzac, J. McKiernan, K. Badani,
J. Landman, USA
MP6.12 Rationale for a less aggressive therapy for small renal tumors
M. Tsivian, V. Mouraviev, M. Kimura, D. Albala, C. Robertson, T. Polascik, USA
MP6.13 Complications after laparoscopic and percutaneous renal cryoablation
V. Chen, M. Tsivian, D. Zilberman, R. Nelson, D. Albala, T. Polascik, USA
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MP6.14 Effects of the renal collecting system on microwave ablation of
renal tissue
N. Salas, C. Moore, J. Zaias, J. Shields, V. Bird, R. Leveillee, USA
MP6.15 Comparison of percutaneous and laparoscopic renal cryoablation
for small
Z. Okhunov, A. de Lorca, J. Rosales, K. Badani, B. Shingleton, J. Landman, USA
MP6.16 Active surveillance of renal cortical neoplams
J. Rosales Araujo, J. Moreno, A. de Lorca, K. Badani, J. McKiernan,
J. Landman, USA
MP6.17 The use of single lung high-frequency oscillating ventilation during
percutaneous renal cryotherapy
R. Li, M. Louie, J. Rinehart, A. Wong, E. McDougall, R. Clayman, USA
MP6.18 Per-operative histological needle biopsies of small renal tumors
performing laparoscopic ablative surgery
H. Van der Zee, B. Lagerveld, USA
MP6.19 Intermediate-term outcomes of renal cryoablation: The Washington
university experience
B. Benway, J. Landman, M. Gardner, C. Chen, S. Bhayani, R. Figenshau, USA
MP6.20 Analysis of local relapse after laparoscopic and percutaneous
cryoablation for renal tumors
M. Tsivian, B. Shingleton, V. Mouraviev, B. Wynia, J. Mayes, T. Polascik, USA
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16.00 – 17.30
MP7
Transurethral Surgery
Moderators: W. Bischoff, Germany
V. Bucuras, Romania
Garmisch
MP7.1
Transurethral resection in intramural ureteral stenosis treatment
P. Geavlete, R. Multescu, D. Georgescu, B. Geavlete, Romania
MP7.2
Second TURB in non muscle invasive bladder cancer – experience on
400 cases
P. Geavlete, D. Georgescu, B. Geavlete, Romania
MP7.3
HAL fluorescence cystoscopy and TURB: A better chance for patients
with non-muscle invasive bladder tumors?
B. Geavlete, R. Multescu, D. Georgescu, M. Jecu, P. Geavlete, Romania
MP7.4
Prostatic urethral diameter as a potential non-invasive measure of
obstruction: A computational fluid dynamics simulation study
Y. Siang Lin, H. Chin Tiong, L. Heow Pueh, Singapore
MP7.5
Bladder neck stricture after transurethral prostatectomy –
assessment of risk factors
R. Mahdavi Zafarghandi, D. Arab, M. Mahdavi Zafarghandi, Iran
MP7.6
Experience with a long-standing metallic stent in management of
malignant ureteral obstruction
A. D‘Addessi, M. Racioppi, F. Pinto, P. Bassi, Italy
MP7.7
Fluorescence enhanced cystoscopy and transurethral resection of
bladder cancer improve the quality of resection, accuracy of staging
and patients care
G. Joachim, A. Makris, K. Durt, G. Jakse, Germany
MP7.8
Optimization of continuous urethral bladdder irrigation by addition
of extra inflow through a suprapubic catheter
R. Norman, L. Connor, United Kingdom
MP7.9
A comparative study of urine cytology and fluorescence in situ
hybridization (FISH) for detecting urothelial carcinoma of upper
urinary tract
W. Kim, H. Kim, J. Choi, S. Seo, S. Jeon, B. Jeong, Korea
MP7.10 Narrow band imaging cystoscopy improves the diagnostic workup
for non-muscle invasive bladder cancer
E. Cauberg, S. Kloen, M. Visser, J. De la Rosette, M. Babjuk, T. De Reijke,
The Netherlands
MP7.11 Transurethral Holmium laser lithotripsy in the treatment of vesical
calculus
J. Lu, C. Wang, Y. Hou, Q. Chen, J. Hu, China
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MP7.12 Retrograde endourethrotomy with holmium:YAG laser for treatment
of urethral strictures
MP7.13 Instillation therapy after endoscopic treatment of upper urinary
tract transitional cell cancer via vesico-ureteral reflux?
G. Wendt-Nordahl, P. Honeck, T. Knoll, Germany
MP7.14 Virtual transurethral resection (TUR) of the bladder training for
novice urologists
S. Kruck, J. Bedke, S. David, C. Schwentner, A. Stenzl, K. Sievert, Germany
MP7.15 Fluorescence cystoscopy with hexaminolevulinate in bladder cancer:
Our experience
P. Massimiliano, C. Cracco, C. Scoffone, M. Cossu, S. Grande, R. Scarpa, Italy
MP7.16 A randomised single-blind comparison of the effectiveness of the
high-level disinfectants tristel fusion (chlorine dioxide) and cidex
opa (ortho-phthaldehyde) for use with flexible cystoscopes:
Rationale and study design
P. Gilling, R. Reuther, M. Fraundorfer, C. Frampton, M. Lockhart, M. Addidle,
New Zealand
MP7.17 Follow-up evaluation of genitourinary skills training curriculum for
medical students
A. Kaplan, S.B. Kolla, P. Sountoulidis, O. Kaufman, R.V. Clayman, E. McDougall,
USA
MP7.18 Comparison of re-resection rates for new G3 pT1 bladder cancer, in
patients randomised to initial blue light or white light resection:
1 year follow up data
D. Wilby, B. Chappell, E. Ray, K. Chatterton, T. O‘Brien, United Kingdom
MP7.19 The use of KTP laser for ablation of small, superficial transitional
cell carcinoma of bladder in outpatient, office setting
M. Siddiqui, J. Grocela, W. McDougal, K. Alvi, S. Psutka, S. Tabatabaei, USA
MP7.20 A novel technique for upper tract hexylaminolaevulinate blue light
fluorescence facilitates upper tract CIS diagnosis
E. Havranek, D. Hrouda, J. Ramsay, A. Shamsuddin, United Kingdom
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16.00 – 17.30
MP8
Ureterorenoscopy
Moderators: D. Echtle, Germany
V. Yalcin, Turkey
Partenkirchen
MP8.1
Flexible retrograde ureteroscopy/Holmium laser lithotripsy for the
treatment of renal stones measuring 2-3cm: A multi-institutional
experience
E. Hyams, J. Uberoi, R. Munver, O. Shah, USA
MP8.2
The difficult ureter: What is the incidence of pre-stenting?
R. Cetti, S. Keoghane, United Kingdom
MP8.3
Ureteroscopy and lithotripsy of ureteral calculi: Stented vs.
non-stented,a randomized clinical trial (preliminary report)
M. Hosseini, K. Tamaddon, A. Aminsharifi, A. Aryafar, A. Yousefi, A. Hassanpour, Iran
MP8.4
Comparison of a reduced and standard fluoroscopic protocol during
ureteroscopic lithotripsy
G. Agarwal, D. Greene, C. Tenggardjaja, R. Bowman, K. Ebrahimi, D. Baldwin, USA
MP8.5
Optimizing retrograde flexible ureteroscopy for upper urinary tract
pathology
R. Multescu, B. Geavlete, D. Georgescu, P. Geavlete, Romania
MP8.6
The experience of use ureteral access sheaths in transurethral
pyelocalicolithotripsy. Scientific research
R. Fatikhov, D. Merinov, E. Borisenko, Russia
MP8.7
Retrograde ureteropyeloscopic treatment of large upper urinary
tract and staghorn calculi with Aquaguide
M. Araki, S. Uehara, T. Watanabe, T. Saika, Y. Nasu, H. Kumon, Japan
MP8.8
Suitability and indication of ureteropyeloscopy based on radiographic findings and urine cytology for detection of upper urinary
tract carcinoma
A. Takao, T. Saika, S. Uehara, K. Monden, T. Watanabe, H. Kumon, Japan
MP8.9
Predictors for negative ureteroscopy in the management of upper
urinary tract stone disease
R. Dickstein, J. Manger, R. Babayan, D. Wang, USA
MP8.10 Large ureteral fibroepithelial polyps can be treated endoscopically
using Holmium: YAG laser
C. Kara, B. Resorlu, E. Sahin, A. Unsal, Turkey
MP8.11 Efficacy of ureterolithotripsy with the Stonebreaker system
A. Leventis, S. Leontis, L. Leonardopoulos, G. Sakelariou, D. Georgoulias,
A. Rempelakos, Greece
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MP8.12 Comparative evaluation of pneumatic versus Holmium: YAG laser
lithotripsy for impacted ureteral stones
M. Binbay, A. Singh, A. Tepeler, T. Akman, A. Muslumanoglu, A. Tefekli, Turkey
MP8.13 The Peditrol irrigation system for ureterorenoscopy – our experience
S. Umranikar, R. Kulkarni, P. Kumar, K. Patil, India
MP8.14 Prospective study of 630 consecutive flexible ureterorenoscopies
(fURS) of the upper urinary tract
P. Ober, P. Liske, Y. Aguilar, S. Lahme, Germany
MP8.15 Can flexible ureterorenoscopy (fURS) be recommended in the treatment of stone masses greater than 100mm² in the upper urinary tract?
P. Ober, V. Zimmermanns, P. Liske, S. Lahme, Germany
MP8.16 The impact of access sheaths on stone free rates after ureteroscopy:
The preliminary results of a canadian multicentre randomized
controlled trial
C. Mendez Probst, L. Nott, D. Beiko, B. Chew, T. Wollin, H. Razvi, Canada
MP8.17 Endoscopic management of retained foreign bodies following flexible ureterorenoscopy for renal calculi
Sahai, H. Marsh, J. Palmer, S. Sriprasad, United Kingdom
MP8.18 “Push-pull” – a good option for large bulk upper ureteral stones
A. Kurien, L. Sinha, A. Patel, S. Mishra, R. Sabnis, M. Desai, India
MP8.19 The need for introducer sheaths for ureteric access: A comparative
study between old generation fibre-optic flexible ureteroscopes and
the new invisio DUR-d digital flexible ureteroscope
T. El-Husseiny, S. Nesar, Z. Maan, A. Papatsoris, J. Masood, N. Buchholz,
United Kingdom
MP8.20 Percutaneous antegrade ureteroscopy an efective procedure for
removing impacted upper and mid ureteric stones
M. Baptistussi, M. Morihisa, E. Gewher, A. Martins, Brasil
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Educational Courses
6.30 – 7.45
6.30 – 7.45
6.30 – 7.45
EC7
Needle ablation on renal cancer
Chairman: P. Laguna, The Netherlands
Klenze
EC7.1
Ablation Mechanisms: Cryo and RF.
J. Rioja, Spain
EC7.2
Techniques and results
M. P. Laguna, The Netherlands
EC7.3
Clinical cases: what will be your choice? What was our choice?
J. Landman, USA
EC8
Imaging in Urology
Chairman: H. Wijkstra, The Netherlands
EC8.1
Ultrasound and microbubbles enable perfusion imaging
H. Wijkstra, The Netherlands
EC8.2
Computer-aided Image Fusion in Urology
O. Ukimura, Japan
EC8.3
Histoscanning in Diagnosis of prostate cancer)
EC8.4
Adrenal MRI for the Urologist
R. Berkenblit, USA
EC9
LESS in Urology – indications and techniques
Chairman: J. Kaouk, USA
EC9.1
Introduction
J. Kaouk, USA
EC9.2
Instruments and Access Techniques
R. Autorino, Italy
EC9.3
Current Applications of LESS in Urology
EC9.4
Robotic LESS applications
J. Kaouk, USA
EC9.5
Lessons Learned in LESS: Initial 100 cases
J. Kaouk, USA
EC9.6
LESS Complications
R. Autorino, Italy
EC9.7
Will there be More of LESS
Holl
Atlanta
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Educational Courses
6.30 – 7.45
EC10
EC10.1
EC10.2
EC10.3
EC10.4
EC10.5
6.30 – 7.45
EC11
EC11.1
EC11.2
EC11.3
EC11.5
6.30 – 7.45
EC12
EC12.1
EC12.2
EC12.3
EC12.4
EC12.5
EC12.6
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Laparoscopic and robotic radical prostatectomy
Sydney
– how to improve early continence
Chairman: A. Tewari, USA
Postprostatectomy incontinence: recent advances
A. Tewari, USA
Improving continence recovery after open retropubic radical
prostatectomy
A. Stenzl, Germany
Technical modifications for accelerating continence return in lap /
robotic prostatectomy
M. Hruza, Germany
Posterior reconstruction: update of results
B. Rocco, Italy
Posterior and anterior reconstruction: update of results and future
directions
A. Tewari, USA
Ureteroscopy – RIRS
Chairman: F. Keeley, United Kingdom
RIRS for Diagnosis
Indications for RIRS Treatment
B. Matlaga, USA
Equipment and techniques of RIRS
R. Marcovich, USA
Complications
Barcelona
Laparoscopic and robotic cystectomy
Garmisch
Chairman: P. Wiklund, Sweden
Laparoscopic male cystectomy
Laparoscopic female cystectomy
F. Gaboardi, Italy
Robot-assisted laparoscopic cystectomy
P. Wiklund, Sweden
Laparoscopic lymph node dissection
F. Gaboardi, Italy
Laparoscopic urinary diversion, technique and outcomes
Robot-assisted urinary diversion, technique and outcomes
P. Wiklund, Sweden
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Plenary Sessions
7.45 – 13.00
P2
Moderators: R. Clayman, USA
Y. Ono, Japan
Main Auditorium
Highlights
7.45 – 8.10
P2.1
Laparoscopy: R. Parra, USA
P2.2
Endourology: D. Schilling, Germany
P2.3
BPH: O. Reich, Germany
P2.4
New Technology: L. Richstone, USA
P2.5
The Cases of yesterday
M. Straub, Germany
8.10 – 8.25
P2.6
Image-guided surgery
I. Gill, USA
8.25 – 9.00
P2.7
Panel discussion: Small renal masses
Moderator: M. Jewett, Canada
Natural history: A. Volpe, Italy
Biopsy: P. Laguna, The Netherlands
Surveillance: P. Pinto, USA
Follow-up: M. Jewett, Canada
Debate: Laparoscopic Radical Cystectomy already state of art?
Moderator: M. Wirth, Germany
9.00 – 9.25
P2.8
Pro: I. Türk, USA
P2.9
Con: R. Hautmann, Germany
Debate: The role of laparoscopic RPLND in NSGCT
Moderator: A. Heidenreich, USA
8.10 – 8.30
P2.10
Pro: J. Porter, USA
P2.11
Con: M. Jewett, Canada
9.30 – 9.40
P2.12
MIS-oncology – how far have we advanced?
M. Marberger, Austria
9.50 – 10.00
P2.13
Endourology Society Industry Award
107
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Live-Surgery
10.00 – 13.00
LC2
Live-Surgery 2: Prostate and bladder
Moderators: A. Hemal, USA
P. Rimington, United Kingdom
D. Albala, USA
Coordinators: B. Guillonneau, USA
C. Abbou, France
13.00 – 14.00
108
LC2.1
Robotic-assisted nerve-sparing radical prostatectomy
M. Stöckle, Germany
S. Siemer, Germany
LC2.2
Retrograde laparoscopic radical prostatectomy with intraoperative
TRUS-navigation and use of Tachosil
A. Goezen, Turkey
LC2.3
Endoscopic extraperitoneal nerve-sparing radical prostatectomy
M. Truss, Germany
M. Burchardt, Germany
LC2.4
Photodynamic diagnosis of bladder cancer with TUR in saline
J. Gschwend, Germany
LC2.5
Bipolar TUR B and PDD
K. Sievert, Germany
LC2.6
Narrow-band imaging of transitional cell cancer with PDD and TURIS
J. Zumbé, Germany
LC2.7
Submucosal injection for reflux
D. Teber, Germany
LC2.8
Ureteroscopic placement of and ureteral stent
M. Straub, Germany
LC2.9
Cryotherapy for localized prostate cancer
U. Witzsch, Germany
LC2.10
Botolinum toxine injection
S. Carl, Germany
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Subplenary Sessions
10.30 – 12.00
SP 7
ESWL – ask the technician and the physician
Chairman: C. Chaussy, Germany
J. Lingeman, USA
B. Forssmann, Germany
SP7.1
Introduction
C. Chaussy, Germany
SP7.2
SP7.3
Storz-Medical
O. Wess, Switzerland
H-G. Tiselius, Sweden
SP7.4
SP7.5
Dornier
A. Lutz, Germany
G. Tailly, Belgium
SP7.6
SP7.7
Siemens
R. Nanke, Germany
SP7.8
SP7.9
Wolf
P. Vallon, Germany
D. Neisius, Germany
SP7.10
SP7.11
AST
W. Schwarzer, Germany
P. Rein, Austria
SP7.12
SP7.13
EDAP TMS
H. Embert, France
D. Tolley, United Kingdom
Atlanta
109
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Subplenary Sessions
10.30 – 12.00
SP8
ISUS Meeting
Moderators: R. Kulkarni, United Kingdom
SP8.1
Impact of the urologist on stent design
M. Monga, USA
SP8.2
Composition of bio-degradable stents and evidence
B. Chew, Canada
SP8.3
Urethral stents – an evidence based application
G. Jordan, USA
SP8.4
Targeted therapeutics from urological stents
J. Denstedt, Canada
SP8.5
Metall or plastic stents – is there science behind?
R. Kulkarni, United Kingdom
SP8.6
Drug eluting stents – past, present and future
Sydney
Subplenary Sessions
10.30 – 12.00
110
SP9
MIS for BPH: why my laser is the best
Chairman: R. Muschter, Germany
SP9.1
Introduction
R. Muschter, Germany
SP9.2
HoLEP
P. Gilling, New Zealand
SP9.3
TULP
SP9.4
2micron cw RevoLix laser
Th. Bach, Germany
SP9.5
Diode laser
T. Bayer, Germany
SP9.6
GreenLight –PVP
A. Te, USA
SP9.7
Not all Greenlight lasers are the same
T. Larner, United Kingdom
Barcelona
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
V-poster Sessions
10.30 – 12.00
VP13
Female Urology
Moderators: R. Gaston, France
S. Bross, Germany
München I
VP13.1
Genitourinary tract erosion of minimally invasive techniques
compared to open anti-incontinence surgical approaches and their
management
F. Sharifiaghdas, N. Mortazavi, Iran
VP13.2
Effect of repeated botulinumtoxin-a injections in a patient with
lumbosacral spina bifida and severe neurogenic bladder
dysfunction – a case report
R. Steiner, P. Honeck, G. Wendt-Nordahl, T. Knoll, Germany
VP13.3
Laparoscopic sacrocolpopexy using titanized polypropylene mesh –
initial experiences with the first 10 patients
M. Hatzinger, H. Martin, D. Vöge, M. Löhr, M. Sohn, Germany
VP13.4
Transvesicoscopic repair of vesicovaginal fistula
S. Devaraju, A. Guntaka, R. Nerli, M. Reddy, India
VP13.5
Single port laparoscopic sacral colpopexy: Initial operative
experience and comparative outcomes
W. White, R. Goel, G. Haber, M. Swartz, R. Rackley, J. Kaouk, USA
VP13.6
Laparoscopic transureteroureterostomy with ileal conduit in
radiation induced vesicovaginal fistula
M. Ramalingam, K. Senthil, M. Pai, India
VP13.7
Minimally invasive approach to urogynecologic fistula: Our experience
A. Guntaka, S. Devaraju, R. Nerli, M. Reddy, India
VP13.8
Laparoscopic sacrocolpopexy: Initial experience in 10 cases
O. Castillo, F. Sepulveda, I. Vidal-Mora, A. Foneron, G. Rubio, R. Campos, Chile
VP13.9
Laparoscopic colposacropexy with biomesh (Pelvisoft®) in the
treatment of pelvic organ prolapse
S. Corvin, C. Antwerpen, G. Bromberger, H. Hammerl, M. Ulbrich, Germany
VP13.10 Laparoscopic vesicovaginal fistula repair: 9 cases
I. Vidal-Mora, O. Castillo, F. Sepúlveda, G. Rubio, A. Foneron, R. Campos, Chile
VP13.11 Laparoscopic vesicovaginal fistula repair
J. Diaz, R. Riffo, A. Pabon, I. Pinto, C. Sandoval, A. Hornig, Chile
VP13.12 Technical nuances in the laparoscopic repair of vesicovaginal and
uterovaginal fistulae
M. Agarwal, S. Singh, R. Mavuduru, A. Mandal, India
VP13.13 Effect of laparoscopic repair of vesicovaginal fistula
W. Dongwen, C. Xiaoming, G. Jinxi, X. Yunfa, X. Yunfa, L. Xuezhi, China
111
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
V-poster Sessions
VP13.14 Comparison of open, local and laparoscopic varicocelectomy according to operation time, cost, spermogram and complications
A. Shamsa, L. Mohamadi, M. Abolbashari, M. Shakeri, S. Shamsa, Iran
VP13.15 Experience with laparoscopic “clipless” bilateral varicocelectomy
with mass ligation-division of spermatic vessels using silk 1-O
E. Arada III, P. Fausto, Philippines
VP13.16 Laparoscopic controlled and assisted percutaneous transperitoneal
endoscopic extraction of renal collecting system stone calculi
VP13.17 Retroperitoneoscopic pyeloplasty: Our experience of 28 cases
Y. Nouira, Y. Kallel, A. Dahmani, S. Sallami, Z. Fitouri, A. Horchani
VP13.18 Upper urinary tract laparoscopy in obese patient
R. Maghsoudi, P. Shadpour, K. Mehravaran, Pakistan
VP13.19 Comparing renal cell carcinoma tumor size with pathological grade:
A contemporary 10 year experience
J. Jamal, E. Kwon, J. Fracchia, R. Sosa, USA
VP13.20 Laparoscopic dismembered pyeloplasty for treatment of retrocaval
ureter: 2 years followup in 12 patients
X. Gao, J. Qiu, X. Pu, China
112
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
V-poster Sessions
10.30 – 12.00
VP14
BPH 1
Moderators: R. Kuntz, Germany
T. Bach, Germany
München II
VP14.1
Bipolar versus monopolar transurethral resection of the prostate:
A meta-analysis of randomized clinical trials
C. Mamoulakis, D. Ubbink, M. Laguna, J. De la Rosette, The Netherlands
VP14.2
Face and content validation for transurethral resection of prostate
on uro trainer: Is it worthwhile?
S. Mishra, A. Kurien, A. Ganpule, R. Patel, R. Sabnis, M. Desai, India
VP14.3
Vapoenucleation of the prostate. Efficacy and complications during
an intermediate follow-up interval longer than 12 months
T. Bach, C. Netsch, A. Häcker, T. Herrmann, M. Michel, A. Gross, Germany
VP14.4
Optimal treatment of BPH (benign prostate hyperplasia) using a
multi-disciplinary Diolas LFD 3000 laser for photoselective
vaporization of the prostate
J. Neymeyer, T. Wülfing, W. Abdul-Wahab al-Ansari, A. Apostolidis, M. Beer,
Germany
VP14.5
High power 120 w Thulium laser for vapo-resection and vapo-enucleation of prostate. Our experience
S. Mattioli, A. Picinotti, M. Sbragi, M. Sabatino, Italy
VP14.6
Energy delivery regarding prostate volume in green light laser (KTP,
120-W) vaporisation of the prostate
C. Yee, A. Wong, M. Ng, S. Mak, H. Cheung, S. Hou, China
VP14.7
Holmium laser enucleation of the prostae: Non-mentor-aided
learning curve
C. Jeong, M. Cho, J. Bae, S. Oh, Korea
VP14.8
The learning curve of 120-W photoselective vaporization of the
prostate for benign prostatic hyperplasia
Y. Zang, Y. Shan, B. Xue, D. Yang, China
VP14.9
Experience in HoLEP (Holmium laser enucleation of prostate) in a
small urological inpatient ward with Auriga XL
J. Bubeck, Germany
VP14.10 Bipolar endoscopic enucleation in the management of patients with
big benign prostatic enlargement
S. Chan, Y. Chiu, M. Yiu, China
VP14.11 Tm:YAG laser prostatectomy. Intermediate-term results in subgroups
≥ 75 years and ≥ ASA 3.
T. Bach, C. Netsch, A. Haecker, M. Michel, T. Herrmann, A. Gross, Germany
113
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
V-poster Sessions
VP14.12 Greenlight HPS™ laser photoselective vaporization prostatectomy
for BPH – 2 year follow up
E. Heinrich, T. Meyer, G. Wendt-Nordahl, T. Bach, M. Michel, A. Häcker, Germany
VP14.13 HoLEP: Technique is more important than power
R. Reuther, P. Gilling, M. Fraundorfer, D. Bell, New Zealand
VP14.14 Lithium triborate-laser vaporisation of the prostate using the 120W
high performance system (HPS) laser: High performance all the way?
L. Hefermehl, D. Strebel, O. Gross, T. Sulser, H. Seifert, T. Hermanns, Switzerland
VP14.15 Transurethral bipolar prostate benign hyperplasia resection:
Long-term results
E. Borisenko, D. Merinov, R. Fatikhov, Russia
VP14.16 Combination of transurethral resection and photoselective
vaporization for the treatment of high volume prostate
F. Aksit, A. Kural, H. Akpinar, I. Tufek, F. Atug, Turkey
VP14.17 Bipolar TURP – does it score over monopolar TURP?
U. Sathaye, India
VP14.18 Incidental prostate cancer revisited: Early outcomes of pT1a and
pT1b after HoLEP
M. Humphreys, R. Nunez, P. Andrews, United Kingdom
VP14.19 Preliminary outcomes of short-term indwelling urethral catheter
after transurethral resection of the prostate
Y. Ozgok, M. Ates, E. Kaya, M. Hoscan, S. Basal, M. Dayanc, Turkey
VP14.20 Greenlight HPS laser photoselective vaporization prostatectomy
(PVP) for symptomatic benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH):
Intermediate outcomes
K. Strom, M. Spaliviero, C. Wong, USA
13.00 – 14.00
114
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Subplenary Sessions
12.00 – 13.00
SP10
Controversies in stone management
Atlanta
Flexible URS – Controversies
Panel: G. Fuchs, USA
12.00 – 12.30
SP10.1
Latest innovations in URS-technology
SP10.2
Access sheath or not
J. Gutierez, Mexico
SP10.3
Prevention of proximal migration
G. Fuchs, USA
PCNL – Controversies
Panel: M. Gupta, USA
J.G. Valdivia, Spain
J. Honey, Canada
12.30 – 13.00
SP8.4
Prone or supine?
J.G. Valdivia, Spain
SP8.5
Prone and prone-flexed PCNL
J. Honey, Canada
SP8.5
Which intracorporeal lithotripter?
M. Gupta, USA
SP8.6
Tubeless or not?
M. Gupta, USA
115
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Podium Sessions
12.00 – 13.00
116
O3
Renal cell carcinoma and upper tract
Moderators: O. Castillo, Chile
H. Winfield, USA
Klenze
O3.1
Renal cell carcinoma with macroscopic level I tumor thrombus
extension in to the renal vein: Our 7 cases experience
O. Castillo, R. Campos, I. Vidal-Mora, A. Foneron, G. Rubio, M. Feria-Flores, Chile
O3.2
LESS radical and partial nephrectomy: Initial experience
J. Watson, E. Barret, R. Sanchez-Salas, F. Rozet, X. Cathelineau, G. Vallancien,
France
O3.3
Laparoscopic cryoablation of renal masses: Which lesions fail?
T. Yoost, N. Hamilton, H. Clarke, T. Keane, S. Savage, USA
O3.4
Hand-assisted laparoscopic living-donor nephrectomy versus open
surgery: Evaluation of surgical trauma and late graft function in 82
patients
F. Greco, A. Hamza, S. Wagner, M. Hoda, A. Inferrera, P. Fornara, Germany
O3.5
Intracorporeal retraction during single port transumbilical
laparoscopic surgery
A. Mikhail, A. Figueroa, L. Bryant, K. Tamaddon, J. Yew, L. Maynes, Australia
O3.6
The experiences in laparoscopic ureterolithotomy: Multicentric
analysis of cases, based on “TURKUROLAP GROUP”
E. Huri, E. Basok, Ö. Ugurlu, C. Gürbüz, T. Akgül, Y. Ozgok, Turkey
O3.7
The technique and skill improvement of laparoscopic live donor
nephrectomy via retroperitoneal approach (with 150 cases report)
L. Ma, L. Zhao, X. Hou, G. Wang, K. Hong, Y. Liu, China
O3.8
Fast-track laparoscopic nephrectomy-the need for teamwork
L. Lund, M. Jønler, M. Jakobsen, J. Dich, Denmark
O3.9
The analysis of risk factors affecting mini-percutaneous nephrolithotomy (mpcnl) for older than 70 years and the corresponding
strategy (report of 34 cases)
Z. Xiao-feng, L. Da-zhi, L. Yun-feng, China
O3.10
Changing trends in the use of ureteroscopic instruments from 1996
to 2008
D. Bagley, N. Leone, M. Garcia-Roig,USA
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Podium Sessions
12.00 – 13.00
13.00 – 14.00
O4
Lower urinary tract
Moderators: G. Watson, United Kingdom
V. Laible, Germany
Holl
O4.1
Endoscopic treatment of vesicouretral reflux by collagen in children
(15 years experience)
I. Babanin, I. Kazanskaya, Z. Sabirzianova, Russia
O4.2
The feasibility of high resolution optical coherence tomography to
detect urocystitis cystica in human bladder
J. Bornemann, G. Joachim, F. Spöler, A. Naami, R. Knüchel-Clarke, G. Jakse, Germany
O4.3
Maximising the potential of photodynamic diagnosis (PDD) in the
management of bladder cancer
K. Thomas, D. Wilby, T. O‘brien, United Kingdom
O4.4
Virtual ureteroscopy: Normal anatomy, variants & clinical impact
E. Ehab Rifat Tawfiek, A. Moustafa, Egypt
O4.5
Thulium laser enucleation of the prostate 5 year results
G. Watson, P. Verma, United Kingdom
O4.6
Thulium:YAG vapoenucleation in patients with large prostates (>100 g)
K. Harrer, C. Netsch, A. Gross, A. Häcker, M. Michel, T. Bach, Germany
O4.7
Enucleation of the prostate with the 2-µm continuous wave Thulium
laser in different experienced surgeons
C. Netsch, K. Oberhagemann, A. Gross, Germany
O4.8
Salvage cryoablation of prostate cancer using 17 G cryoneedle
technology 7 year German experience
U. Witzsch, G. Voss, E. Becht, Germany
O4.9
Cryoablation of primary localized prostate cancer using 17 gauge
cryoneedles technology 7 year European experience
U. Witzsch, E. Becht, G. Voss, Germany
O4.10
The Holmium laser in operative treatment of Peyronie‘s disease
A. Assubayev, A. Bayzhanov, B. Shalekenov, E. Kuandykov, T. Anafin,
S. Shalekenov, Russia
117
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
V-poster Sessions
12.00 – 13.00
VP15
PCNL 2
Moderators: L. Munch, USA
M. Baptistussi, Brazil
München I
VP15.1
Percutaneous nephrolithotomy in malformed kidneys:
Single-center experience
L. Tahmaz, M. Zor, Y. Ozgok, S. Bedir, S. Basal, M. Dayanc, Turkey
VP15.2
Minipercutaneous nephrolitotripsy (mPCNL) and minipercutaneous
nephrolitholapaxy (MIP) using the perc’n’circle atraumatic basket:
A retrospective analysis over 2-years experience
U. Anceschi, C. Molinari, C. Anceschi, M. Gallucci, Italy
VP15.3
Curable disease in the incurable
M. Nuttall, N. Smith, R. Dasgupta, K. Thomas, J. Glass, United Kingdom
VP15.4
Comparisons of percutaneous nephrolithotomy with miniperc and
adult-type nephroscope in pediatric kidney stones
O. Tanriverdi, M. Kendirci, M. Kadihasanoglu, M. Sýlay, M. Aydin, C. Miroglu,
Turkey
VP15.5
Low-risk for colonic injuries during supine versus prone
percutaneous nephrolithotomy: Which is the rationale?
L. Ruggera, P. Beltrami, F. Zattoni, Italy
VP15.6
Percutaneous nephrolithotrispy in horseshoe kidneys:
The Aegean experience
A. Skolarikos, A. Tefekli, B. Apostolis, M. Binbay, A. Muslumanoglu,
D. Charalambas, Turkey
VP15.7
Tubeless percutaneous nephrolithotomy technical aspects and
functional outcome: About 39 cases
K. Yousri, N. Yassine, B. Ms, F. Zouhair, H. Mohamed, H. Ali, Jordan
VP15.8
Flexible cystoscope assited pcnl in treating complicated renal calculi
G. Wang, USA
VP15.9
A technique for percutaneous access to non-dilated pelvicaliceal
system: Artificial ureteral occlusion
B. Seckin, E. Aydur, M. Kilciler, I. Yildirim, H. Irkilata, Turkey
VP15.10 Does tamsulosin change the management of proximally located
ureteral stones? A comprehensive study
F. Yencilek, S. Erturhan, H. Koyuncu, O. Canguven, C. Goktas, K. Sarýca, Turkey
VP15.11 Daycase and 23-hour stay ureteroscopic laser fragmentation for
large renal calculi
S. Patel, S. Kommu, A. Jain, T. Greene, A. Blacker, United Kingdom
118
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
V-poster Sessions
VP15.12 Renal stone treatment by percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCNL)
VP15.13 The factors associated with fever following percutaneous nephrolithotomy: Preliminary results of a prospective clinical study
T. Akman, M. Binbay, R. Aslan, E. Sari, A. Muslumanoglu, A. Tefekli, Turkey
13.00 – 14.00
12.00 – 13.00
VP16
BPH 2
Moderators: R. Hartung, Germany
R. Oberneder, Germany
München II
VP16.1
Photo-selective 532 nanometer greenlighttm laser vaporization is a
safe and efficacious endoscopic treatment option for large (greater
than 90 cc) obstructing prostates
S. Psutka, M. Siddiqui, S. Tabatabaei, USA
VP16.2
Bipolar electrosurgical enucleation of the prostate: technical
progress and early clinical experience of a novel technique
J. Mandeville, R. Roth, A. Mourtzinos, USA
VP16.3
How to deal with bladder outlet obstruction (BOO) and lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) caused by benign prostatic hyperplasia
of relative small volume?
C. Xiaoming, W. Dongwen, China
VP16.4
Post-Holmium laser enucleation of the prostate (HoLEP):
an MRI anatomical study
M. Humphreys, R. Nunez, W. Eversman, USA
VP16.5
The latest transurethral operation, tueb (transurethral enucleation
with bipolar), in the treatment of prostates larger than 50ml
K. Nakagawa, H. Kono, E. Kikuchi, H. Nagata, A. Miyajima, M. Oya, Japan
VP16.6
Photoselective vaporization of the prostate (PVP) using the
greenlight laser versus transurethral prostatectomy (TURP):
A comparing cost analysis
E. Liatsikos, P. Kallidonis, I. Kyriazis, A. Alaown, N. Maniadakis, Greece
VP16.7
Vapoenucleation of the prostate with the 70 watt and 120 watt 2-M
continuous wave thulium laser in large glands
C. Netsch, K. Oberhagemann, T. Bach, H. Ho, A. Gross, Germany
VP16.8
Low power (25-NOW) transurethral laserenucleation of the prostate
(TULP) versus monopolar TURP: A matched pair analysis.
M. Roder, M. Schulze, A. Skolarikos, J. Rassweiler, Germany
119
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
V-poster Sessions
VP16.9
Encrusted, forgotten ureteral stents: Review of approach,
complications and management
A. Colon-Herdman, D. Bagley, USA
VP16.10 Ureterorenoscopy with a double channel ureterorenoscope:
First results
T. Horn, C. Lux, J. Gschwend, M. Straub, Germany
VP16.11 Percutaneous management of upper-tract transitional cell carcinoma
J. Diaz, I. Pinto, A. Hornig, C. Sandoval, Chile
VP16.12 Combined water-jet dissector and needle-knife for en-bloc-resection
of urothelial carcinoma of the bladder? An ex-vivo study in pig
bladders
H. Fritsche, F. Eder, R. Ganzer, W. Wieland, S. Denzinger, M. Burger, Germany
VP16.13 Stone disease and stress
R. Miyaoka, O. Ortiz-alvarado, C. Kriedberg, S. Alanee, M. Monga, USA
13.00 – 14.00
Stent-Workshop
13.00 – 14.00
SW1
Walking through the lumen of new urological stents with
Prof. D. Yachia
Chairman: D. Yachia, Israel
SW1.1
Introduction
D. Yachia, Israel
SW1.2
From Fabian‘s partial catheter to TPS for prostatic obstructions
D. Yachia, Israel
SW1.3
Is there a mid-way approach?
D. Yachia, Israel
SW1.4
Ureteral stricture. What should be our aim? Draining or re-modeling
D. Yachia, Israel
SW1.5
Urethro-vesical anastomotic stenosis. A headache with no pill?
D. Yachia, Israel
A light lunch will be served during the workshop
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Sydney
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Subplenary Sessions
14.00 – 15.30
SP11
PCNL – Tips and Tricks
Chairman: M. Desai, India
SP11.1
Introduction
M. Desai, India
SP11.2
Anatomy & Imaging for PCNL
P. Alken, Germany
SP11.3
Indication, Position for PCNL
R.M. Scarpa, Italy
SP11.4
Percutaneous access: Fluroscopy
M. Wong, Singapore
SP11.5
Percutaneous access: Ultrasound
M. Desai, India
SP11.6
Method of dilatation
P. Alken, Germany
SP11.7
Instruments
M. Wong, Singapore
SP11.8
Energy sources, Lithotripsy
R.M. Scarpa, Italy
SP11.9
Complication: Risk reduction strategies
M. Desai, India
Atlanta
SP11.10 PCNL: Special situations
Panel and Delegates
15.30 – 16.00
121
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Video Sessions
14.00 – 15.30
122
VS8
Laparoscopy – Prostate
Moderators: L. Richstone, USA
S. Deger, Germany
Klenze
VS8.1
Laparoscopic radical prostatectomy using low energy source giving
early continence and better potency: intial experience of 52 cases
S. Shah, India
VS8.2
Laparoscopic radical prostatectomy (LRP) performed by minimum
effective treatment (MET)
G. Franco, S. Antonio, R. Ai Ling, G. Antonio Maria, G. Andrea, Italy
VS8.3
Haemostasis during nerve-sparing endoscopic extraperitoneal
radical prostatectomy (EERPE)
J. Stolzenburg, M. Do, P. Kallidonis, G. Hellawell, T. Haefner, E. Liatsikos, Germany
VS8.4
Natural orifice translumenal endoscopic surgical radical
prostatectomy (NOTES-RP) in the canine model
A. Krambeck, M. Humphreys, P. Andrews, J. Lingeman, USA
VS8.5
Nerve-sparing laparoendoscopic single site (LESS) radical prostatectomy
M. Atalla, S. Andonian, L. Kavoussi, L. Richstone, USA
VS8.6
Seeing the light – endoscopic-assisted laparoscopic radical prostatectomy – a novel technique to aid in bladder neck and apical
dissection?
M. Preston, J. Wiesenthal, A. Abuhajar, D. Hickling, J. Watterson, B. Blew, Canada
VS8.7
Randomized study and surgical technique on isobaric laparoscopic
radical prostatectomy with the “Laparo-tenser” system
A. Granata, F. Scieri, A. Salvaggio, G. Incarbone, F. Pietrantuono, F. Gaboardi,
Italy
VS8.8
Bladder neck contractures related to the use of Hem-o-lok clips in
C. Gürbüz, S. Gungor, B. Guner, T. Caskurlu, Turkey
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Video Sessions
14.00 – 15.30
VS9
Retroperitoneoscopy
Moderators: T. Frede, Germany
G. Bianchi, Italy
Holl
VS9.1
Experimental hybrid transvaginal retroperitoneoscopic nephrectomy
M. Hisano, F. Hondo, J. Giordano-nappi, R. Duarte, P. Sakai, M. Srougi, Brazil
VS9.2
Tips and tricks of retroperitoneoscopic ureterolithotomy:
should be done for impact ureter stones
E. Huri, T. Akgül, T. Karakan, C. Germiyanoglu, Turkey
VS9.3
Single port laparoscopic retroperitoneal radical nephrectomy
Y. Ozgok, S. Basal, S. Bedir, M. Hoşcan, A. Gur, A. Avci, Turkey
VS9.4
NOTES transvaginal retroperitoneoscopy– a new flexible retroperitoneal access for renal and adrenal surgery– report of the first case
L. Curcio, R. Zorron, D. Leal, E. Kanaan, I. Cabral, Brazil
VS9.5
Laparoscopic bilateral RPLNDin stage 2b testis tumor
A. Basiri, H. Djaladat, M. Mohammadi sichani, M. Asl Zare, Iran
VS9.6
Single trocar surgery– preliminary retroperitoneoscopic experience
S. Micali, G. Pini, M. Sighinolfi, M. Rivalta, S. De Stefani, G. Bianchi, Italy
VS9.7
Retroperitoneoscopic hybrid-less ureterolithotomy
S. Micali, G. Pini, M. Sighinolfi, F. Cianci, F. Annino, G. Bianchi, Italy
VS9.8
Laparoscopic retroperitoneal lymph node dissection (LRPLND) for
high risk pediatric patients with para-testicular rhabdomyosarcoma
J. Tomaszewski, D. Sweeney, A. Mohamed, L. Kavoussi, M. Ost, USA
VS9.9
Retroperitoneoscopic approach in the treatment of urinary fistula
after rigid endoscopic ureterolithotripsy for upper ureteral stone
M. Tobias-Machado, E. Starling, C. Gromatzki, C. Bautzer, F. Ferro,
E. Wroclawski, Brazil
VS9.10
A systematic technique for laparoscopic superficial inguinal lymph
node dissection – developing the posterior and anterior planes
individually
J. Montgomery, A. Weizer, USA
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Video Sessions
14.00 – 15.30
VS10
Laparoscopy – Bladder
Moderators: P. Rimington, United Kingdom
X. Cathelineau, France
Barcelona
VS10.1
Retained prostate capsule and ejaculatory function total bladder
resection of laparoscopic, ileal neobladder surgery
C. Lin, China
VS10.2
Laparoscopic resection of bladder diverticulum in female with
preperitoneal approach
R. Sanseverino, U. Di Mauro, G. Napodano, O. Intilla, T. Realfonso, Italy
VS10.3
Single port laparoscopic augmentation enterocystoplasty
R. Sotelo, B. Cuomo, O. Carmona, R. De Andrade, D. Canes, I. Gill, Venezuela
VS10.4
Isobaric laparoscopic radical cystoprostatectomy with the
Laparo-tenser system
A. Granata, A. Gregori, F. Scieri, A. Salvaggio, A. Romanò, F. Gaboardi, Italy
VS10.5
Laparoscopic radical cystectomy with extracorporeal urinary diversion
S. Shah, India
VS10.6
Extended lymphadenectomy in bladder cancer in a woman
VS10.7
Laparoscopic radical cystectomy: uludag university experience
I. Yavascaoglu, K. Gokcen, H. Dogan, Y. Kordan, H. Vuruskan, B. Oktay, Turkey
VS10.8
Video technique of the notes approach to management of
inadvertent splenic, enteral and bladder injuries
S. Parekattil, Sijo j., C. Fyock, H. Atalah, L. Su, C. Forsmark, M. Wagh, USA
VS10.9
Laparoscopic radical cystectomy with extracorporeal ileal conduit
for muscle invasive bladder cancer in Kashmir
M. Khan, India
VS10.10 Less transvesical bladder cuff excision
R. Sotelo, D. Ramirez, O. Carmona, Z. Pascal, B. Irwin, I. Gill, Venezuela
15.30 – 16.00
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V-poster Sessions
14.00 – 15.30
VP17
Moderators: I. Gill, USA
I. Eraky, Egypt
München I
VP17.1
A novel bridging technique to facilitate development of
laparoendoscopic single site surgical skills
D. Baldwin, K. Ebrahimi, P. Mahdavi, R. Bowman, F. Jellison, L. Nicolay, USA
VP17.2
Widening the plane of dissection in laparoscopic simple nephrectomy for symptomatic non-functioning kidneys keeping in mind the
hidden upper track urothelial malignancy
A. Kurien, A. Mathew, S. Mishra, A. Ganpule, R. Sabnis, M. Desai, India
VP17.3
NOTES and LESS laparoscopic simple nephrectomy with the use of
standard laparoscopic instruments. Initial experience in 4 cases
I. Vidal-Mora, O. Castillo, A. Foneron, R. Campos, G. Rubio, M. Feria-Flores, Chile
VP17.4
800 laparoscopic partial nephrectomies: A single-surgeon series
I. Gill, K. Kamoi, M. Aron, R. Brandina, A. Berger, M. Desai, USA
VP17.5
Application of sutureless laparoscopic partial nephrectomy
technique based on preoperative and intraoperative parameters
S. Stroup, J. L‘esperance, B. Auge, C. Choe, A. L‘esperance, I. Derweesh, USA
VP17.6
Retroperitonoscopic nephrectomy in non-functioned atrophic
kidney: preliminary results of 10 cases
E. Huri, T. Akgül, T. Karakan, C. Germiyanoglu, Turkey
VP17.7
Hem-o-lok clips: A reliable and cost-effective method of vascular
control during laparoscopic nephrectomy
R. Kapoor, R. Maheshwari, S. R, A. Srivastava, M. Ansari, A. Mandhani, India
VP17.8
Bilateral synchronous renal masses: 21 year experience in 260 patients
R. Brandina, M. Simmons, A. Berger, M. Desai, M. Aron, I. Gill, USA
VP17.9
Implementation evolution of transperitoneal laparoscopic partial
nephrectomy in suture/bolster technique. Initial results
T. Herrmann, M. Burchardt, S. Kruck, M. Kuczyk, U. Nagele, Germany
VP17.10 Laparoscopic partial nephrectomy: A new era?
F. Porpiglia, C. Fiori, R. Bertolo, I. Morra, R. Scarpa, Italy
VP17.11 Laparoscopic radical nephrectomy for renal cell carcinoma:
Oncologic outcomes at 10 years or more
A. Berger, R. Brandina, M. Aron, M. Desai, L. Kavoussi, I. Gill, USA
VP17.12 Laparoscopic nephroureterectomy for upper tract transitional cell
carcinoma: Results of a single center experience
O. Castillo, A. Foneron, I. Vidal-Mora, R. Campos, G. Rubio, G. Rubio, Chile
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V-poster Sessions
VP17.13 Influence of obesity upon laparoscopic radical nephrectomy
H. Dong Youp, K. Ill Sang, S. Ill Young, J. Hee Jong, Korea
VP17.14 Off-clamp laparoscopic partial nephrectomy: The ultimate strategy
for renal protection
A. Herati, A. K. Srinivasan, A. K. George, S. S. Saluja, L. Richstone,
L. R. Kavoussi, USA
VP17.15 Contemporary outcomes of open versus laparoscopic partial
nephrectomy: Impact of the ‘early unclamping’ technique
K. Kamoi, M. Aron, M. Desai, R. Brandina, A. Berger, I. Gill, USA
VP17.16 Retroperitoneal laparoscopic partial nephrectomy: The learning
curve of single surgeon
O. Kyung-Jin, K. Young-Jung, N. Deok-Hyun, P. Kwangsung, R. Soo-Bang,
K. Dong-Deuk, Korea
VP17.17 Cooling and maintenance of low temperature in retroperitoneoscopic partial nephrectomy using ice sticks
N. Ioritani, M. Aizawa, S. Matsuura, A. Takeuchi, T. Kudo, Japan
VP17.18 Laparoscopic partial nephrectomy: impact of resected volume on
renal function outcome
F. Bagheri, C. Pusztai, J. Székely, Z. Szabó, I. Buzogány, L. Farkas, Hungary
VP17.19 Laparoscopic nephrectomy for xanthogranulomatous pyelonephritis
M. Lopes de Lima, J. Moro, R. Bertti, N. Rodrigues Netto jr.,
P. César Rodrigues Palma, Brazil
VP17.20 Contemporary outcomes of open versus laparoscopic
nephroureterectomy: Case-matching analysis
J. Soh, A. Kawauchi, K. Kamoi, N. Hirahara, Y. Naitoh, T. Miki, Japan
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V-poster Sessions
14.00 – 15.30
VP18
ESWL
Moderators: D. Jocham, Germany
YT. Moon, Korea
München II
VP18.1
Histotripsy erosion of urinary stones
W. Roberts, A. Duryea, A. Maxwell, J. Wheat, Z. Xu, C. Cain, USA
VP18.2
Comparison of the analgesic effects of dexketoprofen and
diclofenac during shockwave lithotripsy: A randomized, doubleblind clinical trial
H. Tokgoz, S. Yurtlu, V. Hanci, O. Turksoy, B. Erol, B. Akduman, Turkey
VP18.3
The evaluation of the efficacy of extracorporal lithotripsy in
patients referred to lithotripsy centers in mashhad
R. Taghavi, M. Darabi Mahboub, R. Mahdavi Zafarghandi, K. Tavakkoli Tabassi, Iran
VP18.4
Pancreatic SWL: Does it provide subjective relief of symptoms and
prevent major surgery?
N. Hamilton, M. McIntyre, S. Savage, C. Lawrence, T. Keane, USA
VP18.5
The use of ethyl chloride for pain control during extracorporeal
shock wave lithotripsy
J. Heretis, V. Adamopoulos, U. Vergetaki, T. Karagounis, M. Venieri, F. Sofras,
Greece
VP18.6
Extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy in pediatric patients:
Our experience using the EMSE 220 F-XP lithotripter
J. Heretis, D. Glaritis, G. Daskalopoulos, K. Makatounaki, M. Metaxari, F. Sofras,
Greece
VP18.7
Initial experience with a new dual-shockwave lithotripter in the
management of upper urinary tract calculi
J. Abbaraju, A. Sahai, F. Anjum, S. Madaan, H. Marsh, S. Sriprasad, United Kingdom
VP18.8
Ureteral stent during extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy: Which
role?
M. Sighinolfi, S. Micali, A. Beato, S. De Stefani, G. Pini, G. Bianchi, Italy
VP18.9
Clearance of lower pole kidney stones using focused ultrasound
technology
A. Shah, B. Cunitz, W. Lu, M. Sorensen, L. Crum, M. Bailey, USA
VP18.10 Holmium laserlithotripsy for ureteric calculi: Predictive factors for
complications
VP18.11 The advantages of new turkish made combined lithotriptor, with
integrated, adjustable aspirator for percutaneous lithotripsy
R. Saglam, Z. Tokatli, M. Safak, A. Kabakci, Turkey
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V-poster Sessions
VP18.12 Stone cone versus Nitinol tipless Dormia basket to avoid proximal
stone migration
VP18.13 Renal function recovery following percutaneous nephrostomy
S. Mohan, R. Jordan, H. Mohd Tarmidzi, K. Subramonian, United Kingdom
VP18.14 Telescopic verses one -shot dilation technique for tract creation in
percutaneous nephrolithtomy
A. Jitendra, R. Dipak, India
VP18.15 High power holmium laser in percutaneous nephrolithotomy for
impacted proximal ureteral stones
T. Zhou, X. Gao, Y. Sun, China
VP18.16 Treatment of large upper ureter stone: Analysis of 97 patients in a
single hospital
S. Yoon, K. Lee, T. Kim, K. Kim, H. Jung, Korea
VP18.17 Flexible ureteroscopy for a larger and more complex stone burden:
An analysis of the cost of equipment maintainence
P. Lowry, T. Ruddell, K. Sam, USA
VP18.18 Steinstrasse after ESWL: Therapeutic recommendations about 157
cases
S. Sallami, S. Ben Rhouma, D. Nizar, M. Weld Sidi Mohamed, Y. Nouira,
A. Horchani, Iran
VP18.19 The development of steinstrasse after extracorporeal shockwave
lithotripsy (ESWL): Is it a predictable complication?
B. Sami, S. Sallami, B. Mohamed, Y. Nouira, A. Horchani, B. Nawfel, Iran
VP18.20 The relevance of coupling gel viscosity for efficient energy coupling
in SWL
T. Bergsdorf, C. Chaussy, S. Thueroff, Germany
15.30 – 16.00
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MP9
PCNL 2
Moderators: M. De Sio, Italy
T. Esen, Turkey
Asam II
MP9.1
Bilateral single procedure percutaneous nephrolithotomy
R. Multescu, V. Cauni, V. Mirciulescu, E. Alexandrescu, B. Geavlete, P. Geavlete,
Romania
MP9.2
Comparison of PCNL with open surgery in patients with renal
staghorn stones
S. Falahatkar, Z. Panahandeh, Sourati, M. Akbarpour, N. Khaki, Pakistan
MP9.3
PNL is it the first choice for management of staghorn stones.
predictive values of success
M. Badreldin, T. Abdelbaky, K. Salah, A. Gamal, Egypt
MP9.4
Evaluation of the learning curve for percutaneous nephrolithotomy
S. Ziaee, M. Mohammadi Sichani, A. Kashi
MP9.5
PCNL in patients with previous history of renal surgery
M. Rahmani, M. Darabi Mahboub, Iran
MP9.6
Percutaneous nephrolithotomy is a safe and effective procedure
even in patients with non-opaque renal stones
C. Kara, B. Resorlu, U. Oguz, A. Unsal, Turkey
MP9.7
Percutaneous nephrolithotomy for treatment of encrusted ureteral
stents: a multicenter study
B. Eisner, M. Kurtz, B. Matlaga, O. Shah, E. Hyams, V. Pais jr, J. Page,
R. Venkatesh, O. Arsovska, R. Patterson, B. Chew, USA
MP9.8
Post-PCNL fever: prospective analysis of pre-operative urine, renal
pelvic urine, and stone cultures
R. Korets, R. Walsh, M. Gupta, USA
MP9.9
The impact of percutaneous nephrolithotomy in solitary functioning
kidney with chronic kidney disease (CKD)
A. Kurien, R. Baishya, S. Mishra, A. Ganpule, R. Sabnis, M. Desai, India
MP9.10 Percutaneous nephrolithotomy in patients with previous open
nephrolithotomy: balloon dilatation versus amplatz dilatation for
nephrostomy tract dilatation
S. Bedir, L. Tahmaz, M. Zor, H. Topac, M. Dayanc, Turkey
MP9.11 Metanalysis of complications of percuatneous nephrolithotomy
G. Pareek, S. Patel, G. Haleblian, India
MP9.12 Percutaneous nephrolithotomy for urinary matrix calculi
L. Tahmaz, M. Zor, S. Basal, I. Karabuga, H. Topac, M. Dayanc, Turkey
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MP9.13 Percutaneous nephrolithotomy with the patient in supine-slope
position to treat the upper urinary tact urolithiasis (52 cases)
H. Zongyao, L. Chaozhao, Z. Xiansheng, Z. Jun, F. Song, China
MP9.14 Percutaneous nephrolithotomy in solitary kidney stone disease
I. Aridogan, Y. Bayazit, V. Izol, D. Abat, Z. Tansug, S. Zeren, Turkey
MP9.15 Percutaneous management of staghorn calculi in horseshoe kidneys.
a multi -institutional experience
P. Kallidonis, E. Liatsikos, A. Al Aown, J. Stolzenburg, O. Traxer, A. Smith, USA
MP9.16 The predictive factors for the success and complication rates in
percutaneous nephrolithotomy: Evaluation of 409 procedures at a
single center
O. Tanriverdi, M. Kendirci, M. Kadihasanoglu, M. Sýlay, M. Taskiran, C. Miroglu,
Turkey
MP9.17 Twelve years of experience in percutaneous nephrolithotomy from a
single center
I. Aridogan, Y. Bayazit, N. Satar, S. Doran, Z. Tansug, S. Zeren, Turkey
MP9.18 Percutaneous nephrolithotripsy (PCNL) for patients with previous
open renal surgery: Is there any prognostic factor?
S. Ben Rhouma, S. Sallami, M. Basli, N. Yassine, A. Horchani, Iran
MP9.19 The advantages of the percutaneous nephrolithotomy in supine
position (the Valdivia technique) – personal experience
V. Bucuras, R. Bardan, A. Muresan, C. Balarie, C. Comsa, M. Georgiadis, Romania
MP9.20 Outpatient percutaneous nephrolithotomy: Is it safe and feasible
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MP10
Ureteral stones
Moderators: H.G. Tiselius, Sweden
Y. Özgök, Turkey
Effner II
MP10.1 Comparison of ureteroscopy and extracorporeal shock wave
lithotripsy in the treatment of distal ureteral calculi in children:
A multicenteric randomized clinical trial
A. Basiri, S. Zare, F. Sharifiaghdas, A. Tabibi, A. Aminsharifi, H. Ahmadnia, Iran
MP10.2 Medical expulsion therapy: A survey of practice patterns of primary
care providers and urologists
S. Stroup, J. L‘Esperance, K. Stroup, B. Auge, USA
MP10.3 Rigid ureteroscopy can be used as a first line treatment for the
management of distal ureteral calculi in children
C. Kara, B. Resorlu, M. Bayindir, A. Unsal, Turkey
MP10.4 Surgical management of ureteral stones during pregnancy –
a 10 years experiment
M. Mohamad Zadeh Rezaie, Iran
MP10.5 Optimized management of urinary stone disease in the pregnant
population
W. White, N. Zite, J. Gash, W. Thompson, F. Klein, USA
MP10.6 Calcium oxalate nephrolithiasis: urinary “medium size peptides”
analysis using microbca protein assay
A. D‘Addessi, L. Bongiovanni, M. Vittori, E. Sacco, P. Bassi, Italy
MP10.7 Endourological management of a series of severely encrusted and
retained ureteral stents
A. D‘Addessi, N. Foschi, M. Vittori, M. Racioppi, P. Bassi, Italy
MP10.8 Obesity and the treatment of nephrolithiasis: A systematic review of
the literature and meta-analysis
E. Hyams, L. Dulabon, O. Shah, USA
MP10.9 Treatment of the proximal ureteral stones with rigid ureteroscope
MP10.10 Ureteral stone location at time of emergency room presentation in
patients with colic
B. Eisner, A. Reese, S.S Heth, M. Stoller, MA
MP10.11 Stone composition differences in synchronous bilateral renal calculi
K. Sakamoto, T. Will, A. Acosta-Miranda, T. Turk, USA
MP10.12 The natural history of stone fragments following ureteroscopy
A. Macejko, V. Bhalani, P. Ramos, D. Rebuck, R. Nadler, USA
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MP10.13 The Accordion device for limiting ureteral retrograde stone
migration: Initial Brazilian experience
A. Mitre, C. Gromatzky, G. Ebaid, F. Dénes, C. Pagotto, V. Pagotto, Brazil
MP10.14 The Stone breaker® lithotripter for stone fragmentation:
Our preliminary results
F. Cauda, Italy
MP10.15 Clinical characteristics of the impacted distal ureteral stone smaller
than 5mm
J. Lim, E. Hwang, Y. Kim, D. Han, Y. Kim, C. Sul, Korea
MP10.16 Current medical treatment of urolithiasis: comtemporary therapy
and its efficacy Department of Urologic Surgery, University of
Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA *dietary services, UMMC
fairview
O. Ortiz-Alvarado, M. Stessman*, C. Kriedberg, R. Miyaoka, M. Monga,
A. Moeding*, USA
MP10.17 Stone volume – a predictor of spontaneous ureteral stone passage
I. Sternberg, I. Kafka, I. Vardi, I. Leibovitch, USA
MP10.18 Use of medical expulsive therapy (MET) in acute urolithiasis in a
single emergency room setting
D. Kaplon, K. Babaian, S. Nakada, USA
MP10.19 Statins and the risk of urosepsis after endourological procedures
J. Eswara, B. Chapin, D. Sacco, Italy
MP10.20 Treatment of proximal ureteral stones success rates and finacial cost
of treatment with eswl insitu or after push back the stone
R. Mahdavi Zafarghandi, M. Mahdavi Zafarghandi, Iran
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MP11
Robotic Prostate 1
Moderators: J. Porter, USA
G. Sung, Korea
Garmisch
MP11.1 Rapid implementation of a robotic prostatectomy program in a
large HMO setting
H. Jung, USA
MP11.2 The incidence of lymphoceles after robotic-assisted pelvic lymph
node dissection
M. Patel, K. J Palmer, S. Chauhan, R. Ferreira Coelho, B. Rocco, V. Patel, USA
MP11.3 Positive surgical margins and their locations following robot
assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy: A multi-institutional study
S. Chauhan, G. Coughlin, M. Patel, R. Coelho, K. Palmer, V. Patel, USA
MP11.4 Correlation of bladder neck location on cystogram predicts early
return of continence following robotic radical prostatectomy
U. Boylu, M. Pinsky, B. Richardson, R. Thomas, B. Lee, USA
MP11.5 Continence and potency in elderly following robotic radical
prostatectomy
S. Shikanov, V. Desai, A. Razmaria, D. Lifshitz, G. Zagaja, A. Shalhav, USA
MP11.6 Peri-operative predictors of being pad-free at 12 months following
robotic-assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy
T. Deklaj, A. Razmaria, S. Shikanov, D. Lifshitz, A. Shalhav, G. Zagaja, USA
MP11.7 Are patients’ expectations met after robotic assisted radical
prostatectomy?
A. Razmaria, S. Shikanov, D. Lifshitz, K. Zorn, G. Zagaja, A. Shalhav, USA
MP11.8 Median lobe in robotic prostatectomy: Bladder neck reconstruction
and pelvic drain not routinely required
H. Martinez-Suarez, A. White, R. Abaza, USA
MP11.9 Improved outcomes following robot-assisted radical prostatectomy:
Technique and/or experience?
J. Davis, USA
MP11.10 Posterior reconstruction of rectourethralis muscle prior to
urethrovesical anastomosis improves early return of continence in
patients undergoing robotic assisted radical prostatectomy
U. Boylu, M. Pinsky, B. Richardson, R. Thomas, B. Lee, USA
MP11.11 Predictors of positive surgical margin in robotic assisted radical
prostatectomy
U. Boylu, M. Pinsky, B. Lee, R. Thomas, USA
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MP11.12 Techniques for early recovery of continence in patients with roboticassisted prostatectomy
G. Sung, T. Kim, Korea
MP11.13 A comparison of robotic assisted versus pure laparoscopic radical
prostatectomy: A single surgeon experience
K. Tae Hyo, G. Sung, W. Cho, W. Lee, Korea
MP11.14 Assessment of lymph node yield in robotic assisted prostatectomy
and open radical prostatectomy in the contemporary era
M. Truesdale, P. Cheetham, D. Lee, K. Badani, USA
MP11.15 Lymph node yields with pelvic lymphadenectomy during roboticassisted laparoscopic radical prostatectomy are higher than with
open radical retropubic prostatectomy
E. Trabulsi, T. Chandrasekar, F. Lee, P. Mccue, C. Lallas, A. Colon, USA
MP11.16 Robotic-assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy: Functional and
oncologic outcomes with a minimum 12 month follow-up
H. Lavery, F. Nabizada-pace, J. Carlucci, D. Samadi, USA
MP11.17 Robot assisted prostatectomy: A single centre experience of 1000
cases
D. Porres, A. Schuette, C. Wagner, V. Zugor, J. Witt, Germany
MP11.18 Reduction of PT3 positive surgical margins in robot-assisted
laparoscopic radical prostatectomy: Does the application of Partin
nomogram offer a meaningful result?
J. Jeong, E. Choi, D. Kang, I. Kim, USA
MP11.19 Robotic-assisted laparoscopic radical prostatectomy – operative
details und functional outcome
J. Wöllner, A. Neisius, G. Wöllner, R. Gillitzer, J. Thüroff, C. Hampel, Germany
MP11.20 Outcomes of robotic assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy in pathological advanced localized (pT3) prostate cancer in 1700 patients
Y. El Douaihy, K. Mudaliar, R. Leung, F. Chen, R. Yadar, G. Tan, A. Tewari, USA
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MP12
Laparoscopic Surgery
Moderators: V. Pansadoro, Italy
K.-H. Rothenberger, Germany
Partenkirchen
MP12.1 Laparoscopic radical prostatectomy (9 cases)
L. Chaozhao, H. Zongyao, Z. Jun, Z. Xiansheng, F. Song, China
MP12.2 Increased positive surgical margin rate of laparoscopic radical
prostatectomies performed in July and August
J. Page, R. Unnikrishnan, S. Stroup, USA
MP12.3 Effects of elevated bmi on perioperative clinical and pathological
outcomes following laparoscopic radical prostatectomy
J. Page, D. Davenport, M. Paszek, C. Lagrange, B. Dusseault, S. Stroup, USA
MP12.4 Extended pelvic lymphadenectomy during radical prostatectomy –
is it worthwhile?
MP12.5 Final outcome of patients with prostate cancer suitable for active
surveillance but treated surgically
MP12.6 Is laparoscopic renal denervation the treatment of choice for ‘loin
pain-haematuria syndrome: Experience from scotland
D. Clark, B. Somani, N. Kadi, N. Townell, United Kingdom
MP12.7 Valve-less trocar reduces carbon dioxide absorption during
laparoscopy compared to conventional trocars
A. Herati, S. Andonian, S. Rais-Bahrami, A. K. Srinivasan, L. Richstone,
L. R. Kavoussi, USA
MP12.8 Optimum temperature for cold ischemia: preliminary results on a
porcine model
G. Schoeppler, E. Klippstein, A. Häcker, L. Trojan, P. Alken, M. Michel, Germany
MP12.9 The most effective cooling method for inducing hypothermia:
comparison of 4 different techniques including a novel gel-like
material.
G. Schoeppler, J. Hell, A. Häcker, L. Trojan, P. Alken, M. Michel, Germany
MP12.10 A comparative assessment of laparoscopic and microsurgery
operations in patients with bilateral varicocele
Z. Kadirov, N. Savitsky, V. Musienko, Russia
MP12.11 Subcutaneous emphysema after laparoscopic extraperitoneal
inguinal hernia repair
S. Soleymani, Iran
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MP12.12 Comparative assessment of laparoscopic single site surgery
instruments to conventional laparoscopic in laboratory setting
J. Stolzenburg, P. Kallidonis, M. Do, A. Dietel, T. Haefner, E. Liatsikos, Germany
MP12.13 Training in uro-laparoscopy: lights and shadows
R. Autorino, R. Stein, M. De Sio, R. Damiano, E. Lima, J. Kaouk, USA
MP12.14 Use of foot gel pads improves operating room staff comfort during
laparoscopic renal surgery
J. Rosales Araujo, J. Moreno, D. Lee, Z. Okhunov, K. Badani, J. Landman, USA
MP12.15 Assessment of renal damage following warm ischemia time during
LPN: Results of a prospective study
F. Porpiglia, C. Fiori, R. Bertolo, B. Cavallone, D. Vaccino, R. Scarpa, Italy
MP12.16 Transperitoneal laparoscopic decortication of simple renal cyst
using conventional monopolar device:two years of our experience
with 15 patients
A. Tuncel, O. Aydin, Y. Aslan, V. Nalcacioglu, M. Balci, A. Atan, Turkey
MP12.17 Uro-oncologic surgery in Jehovah’s witness patients
L. Jones, L. Deane, USA
MP12.18 Laparoscopic radical nephrectomy – a decade specific comparative
outcomes analysis
S. Kommu, Z. Hashim, D. Cartlidge, T. Finnigan, C. Luscombe, A. Golash,
United Kingdom
MP12.9 Pain assessment after radical retropubic vs extraperitoneal
laparoscopic radical prostatectomy-a prospective trial
T. Vögeli, I. Akbarov, M. Lehnhardt, Germany
MP12.20 The influence of positive apical margins on biochemical recurrence
following laparoscopic radical prostatectomy: Comparison with
non-apical positive margins
S. Hong, U. Ha, S. Kang, T. Hwang, Korea
15.30 – 16.00
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16.00 – 17.30
SP12
New perspectives in the management of advanced
renal cell cancer: Sequential Therapy
Chairman: J. Gschwend, Germany
SP12.1
Introduction
SP12.2
The role of targeted therapies in RCC
M. Kuczyk, Germany
SP12.3
A patient-focused approach to treatment of metastatic RCC
A. Merseburger, Germany
SP12.4
Sequential Therapy of metastatic RCC
SP12.5
Cases
M. Staehler, Germany
Atlanta
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Video Sessions
16.00 – 17.30
VS11
Transurethral Surgery
Moderators: M. Kriegmair, Germany
D. Yachia, Israel
Klenze
VS11.1
Stubborn strictures – is laser ablation the answer?
U. Sathaye, India
VS11.2
Fluorescence cystoscopy with hexaminolevulinate in the diagnosis
of bladder cancer: Our experience
M. Poggio, C. Scoffone, C. Cracco, M. Cossu, S. Grande, R. Scarpa, Italy
VS11.3
Green light HPS 120 w laser in BPH – Romanian experience
B. Geavlete, G. Nita, V. Mirciulescu, P. Geavlete, Romania
VS11.4
Holmium:Yag laser epilation of urethral diverticular hair
D. Beiko, S. Pierre, M. Leonard, Canada
VS11.5
Optical urethrotomy under corpus spongiosum block
M. Ather, A. Zehri, Z. Alam, Iran
VS11.6
Endoscopic managment of adult orthotopic ureterocele and associated calculi with holmium laser: experience with 23 patients over 6
years
H. Shah, V. Kumar, A. Khandkar, S. Kharodawala, H. Sodha, M. Bansal, India
VS11.7
Ex vivo models for training in endourology
VS11.8
A new self-expanding fully covered removable ureteral stent in
irradiation induced bilateral ureteral obstruction
R. Baishya, P. Ranjan, V. Muthu, G. Badlani, D. Yachia, M. R. Desai, India
VS11.9
Ureteroscopic Holmium laser endopyelotomy for ureteropelvic
junction stenosis after pyeloplasty
M. Baptistussi, E. Gewher, M. Morihisa, Brazil
VS11.10 Bladder neck contractures related to the use of Hem-o-lok clips in
C. Gurbuz, Turkey
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Video Sessions
16.00 – 17.30
VS12
Moderators: A. Haferkamp, Germany
T. Matsuda, Japan
Holl
VS12.1
Combined endoscopic and laparoscopic treatment of bilateral
staghorn urolithiasis in a horseshoe kidney
M. Poggio, C. Scoffone, F. Porpiglia, M. Cossu, C. Cracco, R. Scarpa, Italy
VS12.2
Laparoscopic renal cyst resection and percutaneous neprolithotripsy
in renal cyst and neprolithiasis in the same kidney
V. Yalcin, E. Coskuner, B. Ozkan, Turkey
VS12.3
Nephroureterectomy with endoscopic ureteral desinsertion in the
treatment of upper urinary tract tumors – experience on 150 cases
P. Geavlete, E. Constantinescu, D. Georgescu, G. Nita, V. Cauni, B. Geavlete,
Romania
VS12.4
Pure laparoscopic radical nephrectomy with renal vein tumor
thombectomy
B. Chung, Hongkong
VS12.5
Pure laparoscopic management of renal cell carcinoma with inferior
vena caval thrombus
W. Lv, G. Hao, J. Xiao, China
VS12.6
Pediatric robotic assisted laparoscopic nephroureterectomy
A. Chawla, P. Noh, USA
VS12.7
Robotic-assisted nephroureterectomy without patient repositioning
A. Weizer, J. Montgomery, USA
VS12.8
Five-port complete robotic-assisted laparoscopic nephroureterectomy with bladder cuff removal
G. Wu, D. Golijanin, E. Singer, E. Erturk, J. Joseph, H. Rashid, USA
VS12.9
Renal cell carcinoma dwelling upon a simple renal cyst wall
Y. Ozgok, M. Ates, M. Hoscan, O. Istanbulluoglu, S. Basal, M. Zor, Turkey
VS12.10 A safe and efficient technique for initial access to intraperitoneal
laparoscopy
A. Ghazi, R. Zimmermann, A. Schaefler, G. Janetschek, Austria
139
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Video Sessions
16.00 – 17.30
VS13
Robotics – Kidney
Moderators: S. Bhayani, USA
A. Kural, Turkey
Barcelona
VS13.1
Robotic-assisted partial nephrectomy for treatment of renal tumors
R. Ferreira Coelho, K. J Palmer, S. Chauhan, B. Rocco, M. Patel, V. Patel, USA
VS13.2
Robotic partial nephrectomy for complex and hilar lesions
A. Bowen, B. Lee, M. Oommen, M. Raynor, U. Boylu, USA
VS13.3
Robot assisted laparoscopic partial nephrectomy (RALPN) and
double sliding Weck-clip renorraphy technique: A case presentation
H. Akpinar, I. Tufek, F. Atug, S. Aksit, A. Kural ,Turkey
VS13.4
Robotic partial nephrectomy: Early unclamping technique
U. Boylu, B. Lee, M. Oommen, M. Raynor, USA
VS13.5
Injury of renal artery during robotic partial nephrectomy
Y. Yoon, D. Kim, J. Lee, S. Park, H. Moon, T. Lee, Korea
VS13.6
Robotic-assisted partial nephrectomy for presumptive T1b renal cell
carcinoma
A. Weizer, J. Montgomery, USA
VS13.7
Selective segmental arterial clamping for robot-assisted partial
nephrectomy: Illustration of technique
B. Benway, S. Bhayani, R. Figenshau, USA
VS13.8
Single-incision robotic surgery (SIRS) for radical nephrectomy:
Illustration of technique
B. Benway, R. Figenshau, S. Bhayani, USA
VS13.9
T1b partial nephrectomy: Robotic approach with the Washington
University technique
A. Wang, R. Figenshau, B. Benway, S. Bhayani, USA
VS13.10 Robotic partial nephrectomy for renal hilar masses
M. Patel, R. Laungani, A. Shrivastava, E. Kheterpal, M. Menon, C. Rogers, USA
140
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V-poster Sessions
16.00 – 17.30
VP19
New Technology
Moderators: P. Rao, India
M. Aron, USA
München I
VP19.1
Fountain technique for fragment evacuation after pulverisation of
large bladder calculi
VP19.2
A safe and efficient technique for initial access to intraperitoneal
laparoscopy
A. Ghazi, R. Zimmermann, A. Schäfler, G. Janetschek, Austria
VP19.3
The application of „endo-lap“ approach in urology diseases
S. Chan, Y. Chiu, S. Lam, China
VP19.4
Notes transvaginal nephrectomy: Initial clinical experience
W. White, G. Haber, R. Goel, S. Crouzet, S. Brethauer, J. Kaouk, USA
VP19.5
Laparoscopic partial nephrectomy vs laparoscopic ablative therapy:
A comparison of surgical and functional outcomes in a matched
cohort
K. Kiriluk, S. Shikanov, K. Zorn, G. Steinberg, A. Shalhav, D. Lifshitz, USA
VP19.6
Laparoscopic portsite assisted (transportal) ileal ureter
VP19.7
8-year Outcomes of renal cryotherapy
M. Aron, K. Kamoi, R. Brandina, A. Berger, I. Gill, M. Desai, USA
VP19.8
Scarless microport augmented restoration of triangulation (smart)
surgery: A new surgical paradigm
D. Baldwin, D. Greene, N. Krupp, P. Mahdavi, J. Chamberlin, K. Ebrahimi, USA
VP19.9
Percutaneous cystolithotomy by retrogarde approach
S. Sakhai, B. Samadzade, A. Bardide, M. Moradi, M. Omidvar, H. Karami, Iran
VP19.10 Transmesocolic approach to laparoscopic pyelolithotomy
VP19.11 Pure notes nephrectomy: From the cadaver model to the first
sucsseful clinical case
M. Aron, A. Berger, M. Desai, R. Brandina, I. Gill, R. Sotelo, USA
VP19.12 Intra-operative selective renal artery balloon occlusion during
laparoscopic radical nephrectomy
S. Kommu, M. Nayeemuddin, A. Golash, C. Luscombe, J. Asquith, D. West,
United Kingdom
VP19.13 An endoscopic transvesical anastamosis: Realization of natural
orifice suturing techniques
M. Humphreys, J. Sauer, P. Andrews, USA
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V-poster Sessions
VP19.14 Renal vessel shielding in laparoscopic renal mass cryotherapy
A. Benson, B. Schwartz, USA
VP19.15 Intermediate follow-up of renal masses treated by laparoscopic
cryoablation
C. Mamoulakis, P. Beemster, S. Mehmedovic, H. Wijkstra, J. De la Rosette,
M. Laguna, The Netherlands
VP19.16 Renal laparoendoscopic single-site surgery (LESS) without accessory
trocars: A single institution experience
S. Rais-Bahrami, A. Herati, S. Montag, M. Atalla, L. Kavoussi, L. Richstone, USA
VP19.18 Tumor size and endophytic growth pattern affect recurrence rates
after laparoscopic renal cryoablation
M. Tsivian, C. Lyne, V. Mouraviev, J. Mayes, M. Kimura, T. Polascik, USA
VP19.19 Laparoscopic and percutaneous renal cryoablation have comparable
mid-term oncologic outcomes
M. Tsivian, V. Chen, M. Ferrandino, R. Nelson, D. Albala, T. Polascik, USA
VP19.20 Outcomes of high intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) in the
treatment of localized prostate cancer
R. Sanseverino, O. Intilla, G. Napodano, A. Campitelli, U. di Mauro, R. Angrisani,
Italy
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V-poster Sessions
16.00 – 17.30
VP20
Robotics – Prostate
Moderators: D. Albala, USA
J. Witt, Germany
München II
VP20.1
Periurethral suspension stitch during robotic-assisted laparoscopic
radical prostatectomy: Description of the technique and continence
outcomes
R. Ferreira Coelho, K. J Palmer, S. Chauhan, B. Rocco, M. B Patel, V. Patel, USA
VP20.2
Salvage robotic-assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy (SRALP) for
radiorecurrent prostate cancer: Multi-institutional outcomes
M. B Patel, R. Ferreira Coelho, R. Ferrigni, E. Castle, T. Ahlering, V. Patel, USA
VP20.3
Hypothermic robotic radical prostatectomy: Impact on continence
T. Ahlering`, D. Finley, K. Osann, A. Chang, R. Santos, D. Skarecky – USA
VP20.4
Rectourinary fistula after primary and repeated HIFU for prostate
cancer. Prevalence and surgical management
C. Cellarius, D. Pfeiffer, C. Netsch, H. Boehme, E. Gross, A. Gross, Germany
VP20.5
Robot-assisted laparoscopic radical prostatectomy: Result of our
first 100 cases
A. Beato, F. Annino, C. De Carne, S. Micali, S. De Stefani, G. Bianchi, Italy
VP20.6
Quality improvements in robotic prostatectomy: The effect of
technical changes on oncologic and functional outcomes
VP20.7
High volume, fellowship-trained single surgeon robotic-assisted
laparoscopic radical prostatectomy experience: 350 cases in 30
months
R. Carey, T. Hakky, USA
VP20.8
Impact of robotic training on surgical and pathologic outcomes
during robot-assisted laparoscopic radical prostatectomy
E. Kwon, H. Jung, T. Bautista, S. Williams, G. Chien, USA
VP20.9
Occurrence of bladder outlet obstruction (BOO) after single HIFU
treatment of the prostate
C. Netsch, D. Pfeiffer, C. Cellarius, A. Gross, Germany
VP20.10 Positive surgical margins during robotic-assisted laparoscopic
prostatectomy: The effect of location upon extent
H. Lavery, F. Nabizada-Pace, J. Carlucci, D. Samadi, USA
VP20.11 Tumor percentage involvement predicts prostate specific antigen recurrence after radical prostatectomy only in men with small prostates
D. Albala, M. Lipkin, M. Uhlman, T. Polascik, L. Sun, J. Moul, USA
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V-poster Sessions
VP20.12 Single port robotic radical prostatectomy
R. Goel, W. White, G. Haber, S. Crouzet, J. Kaouk, USA
VP20.13 Robotic-assisted salvage radical prostatectomy after failed HIFU
and IMRT
R. Carey, T. Hakky, USA
VP20.14 Short-term assessment of the oncologic safety of robotic
prostatectomy in preoperatively high-risk patients
VP20.15 Obstacles in the initial phase of robot assisted radical prostatectomy
(RARP) – a prospective analysis of the first 75 cases
V. Zimmermanns, P. Ober, J. Sommer, S. Lahme, Germany
VP20.16 Robotic single port suprapubic transvesical enucleation of the
prostate (R-Step): Initial experience
K. Fareed, W. White, G. Haber, R. Goel, S. Crouzet, J. Kaouk, USA
VP20.17 Use of Enseal® during robotic prostatectomy pedicle control:
cold irrigation to minimize lateral thermal injury
K. Zorn, M. Katz, A. Razmaria, G. Zagaja, A. Shalhav, H. Alhamadie, USA
VP20.18 Laparoscopic and robotic urological surgery – evolving anatomical
knowledge of the prostate
S. Kommu, Z. Hashim, A. Golash, C. Luscombe, C. Eden, United Kingdom
VP20.19 Feasibility of robot-assisted intracorporeal laparoscopic ileal
conduit urinary diversion
M. Sangalli, G. De Naeyer, P. Schatteman, P. Carpentier, E. Fonteyne, A. Mottrie,
Belgium
VP20.20 Robotic-assisted laparoscopic inguinal hernia repair with dual-layer
polypropylene mesh during robotic-assisted laparoscopic cystectomy
J. Marshall, J. Gordetsky, E. Singer, D. Golijanin, H. Rashid, G. Wu, USA
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16.00 – 17.30
MP13
Imaging
Moderators: S. Nakada, USA
S. Naito, Japan
Asam II
MP13.1 Imaging characteristics of renal cryolesions: 2 year follow-up
D. Kaplon, S. Hedican, F. Lee, L. Hinshaw, S. Nakada, USA
MP13.2 Evaluation of affected renal function using renal scintigraphy after
laparoscopic partial nephrectomy
K. Tatsugami, K. Kuroiwa, A. Yokomizo, M. Eto, S. Naito, Japan
MP13.3 Critical analysis of the use of preoperative imaging studies for
patients undergoing robotic-assisted laparoscopic radical
prostatectomy: Is practice consistent with published guidelines?
J. Yates, G. Dakwar, I. Sawczuk, R. Munver, USA
MP13.4 Total radiation exposure during an acute stone event in insured and
uninsured patients
D. Greene, J. Chamberlin, C. Tenggardjaja, F. Jellison, K. Huynh, D. Baldwin, USA
MP13.5 Does low dose CT predict ureteral stone size?
C. Tenggardjaja, F. Jellison, F. Almaguel, J. Smith, T. Kelly, D. Baldwin, USA
MP13.6 Impact of the difference in tumor size measured on imaging and
final pathology on partial nephrectomy outcomes
U. Boylu, M. Hopkins, M. Pinsky, A. Tracey, B. Lee, USA
MP13.7 The role of abdominal imaging in the evaluation of patients following robot-assisted laparoscopic radical prostatectomy
T. Feng, J. Yohannan, J. Berkowitz, M. Allaf
MP13.8 Minimally invasive management with percutaneous embolization
experience in twelve patients with renal injury
H. Ahn, S. Kim, J. Choi, S. Kim, H. Im, Y. Kim, Korea
MP13.9 Multi-center analysis of post-operative CT findings following
M. Semins, B. Chew, M. Humphreys, N. Miller, O. Shah, B. Matlaga, USA
MP13.10 Unenhanced spiral CT-assistant localization combined with C-arm in
complex renal stone treatment by minimally percutaneous nephrolithotomy (MPCNL)
L. Jiang, China
MP13.11 Morphometric analysis of the ureteropelvic junction using an image
analysis software
A. Mathew, A. Kurien, S. Mishra, V. Muthu, R. Sabnis, M. Desai, India
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MP13.12 Percutaneous ultrasound-guided radiofrequency ablation of renal
tumors
I. Camargo, J. Del Cura, R. Zabala, I. Iriarte, A. Loizaga, M. Unda, Italy
MP13.13 Application and long term efficacy of MAG3-F0 renal scan to define
functionality and success in laparoscopic pyeloplasty
R. Leveillee, V. Bird, J. Bracho ii, M. Aziz, G. Sfakianakis, M. Georgiou
MP13.14 Imaging of the ureteropelvic junction obstruction with MDCT and
designation of the surgical plan
C. Kalogeropoulou, P. Kallidonis, I. Kyriazis, A. Al Aown, J. Stolzenburg,
MP13.15 Preliminary investigations of computed tomographic (CT)
thermometry during percutaneous CT-guided renal tumor treatment
R. Leveillee, N. Salas, C. Moore, L. Zhang, S. Peairs, D. Gustafson, USA
MP13.16 Use of intraoperative doppler ultrasound to facilitate identification
of crossing vessel during robotic and laparoscopic pyeloplasty
S. Parekattil, B. Canales, H. Atalah, L. Su, USA
MP13.17 MR guided laser induced thermotherapy (LITT) of the kidney
S. Vallo, S. Zangos, D. Jonas, W. Bentas, Germany
MP13.18 Non destructive ex vivo urinary stone composition analysis using
coherent-scatter computed tomography
C. Mendez Probst, L. Nott, J. Denstedt, I. Cunningham, Canada
MP13.19 Prevalence of nephrolithiasis in an asymptomatic screening
population: Additional findings on virtual colonoscopy
S. Stroup, J. Durbin, G. Patino, D. Lacey, J. L‘Esperance, B. Auge, USA
MP13.20 Acute changes in the renal resistive index in a solitary kidney with a
ureteral stone: A comparative in vivo porcine study
R. Venkatesh, S. Labarbera, N. Das, G. Baca, R. Figenshau, A. Tawfik, USA
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16.00 – 17.30
MP14
Laparoscopy – Kidney
Moderators: R. Figenshau, USA
J.C. Eisele, United Kingdom
Effner II
MP14.1 Male versus female laparoscopic partial nephrectomy:
is there a difference?
H. Jung, USA
MP14.2 Laparoscopy-assisted partial nephrectomy through a small incision
O. Kamihira, Y. Yoshikawa, A. Fukatu, K. Kimura, Y. Moriya, O. Matuura, Japan
MP14.3 A randomized, double-blinded trial of ketorolac in addition to
narcotic patient-controlled analgesia (PCA) following laparoscopic
donor nephrectomy
K. Pace, D. Ghiculete, R. Honey, Canada
MP14.4 Comparison of invasiveness between transperitoneal and retroperitoneal approaches in laparoscopic nephrectomy by measuring
circulating cytokines
S. Narita, T. Kumazawa, M. Saito, Y. Horikawa, N. Tsuchiya, T. Habuchi, Japan
MP14.5 High open conversion rate in laparoscopic renal ablative surgery is
limited with 20 cases
O. Sanli, T. Tefik, M. Ortac, S. Karakus, F. Ozcan, H. Issever, Turkey
MP14.6 Perioperative outcomes of the management of renal tumors in the
elderly
A. Herati, A. K. George, S. S. Saluja, A. K. Srinivasan, M. A. Vira, USA
MP14.7 Comparison of convalescence and postoperative pain using various
hand port incision locations
D. Kaplon, S. Hedican, S. Nakada, USA
MP14.8 Prolonging the post-op length of stay following laparoscopic
nephrectomy. a cautionary tale on the introduction of an integrated
care pathway
A. Stewart, R. Khafagy, G. Lewis, J. Barrie, J. Cartledge, United Kingdom
MP14.9 Retroperitoneal approach is advantageous to transperitoneal approach in terms of operative time; blood loss and length of hospital
stay for laparoscopic nephrectomies
T. Tefik, O. Sanli, T. Mut, A. Atar, E. Aliyev,I. Nane, Turkey
MP14.10 Is laparoscopic nephrectomy indicated in nonfunctioning giant
hidronephrotic kidneys?
M. Arslan, T. Degirmenci, B. Gunlusoy, S. Minareci, A. Ayder, Turkey
MP14.11 Cryoablation of small renal masses in solitary kidneys
Z. Okhunov, M. Ordonez, J. Rosales, B. Shingleton, J. Landman, USA
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MP14.12 Impact of warm ischemia on renal function following laparoscopic
partial nephrectomy: a multicenter study
S. Shikanov, D. Lifshitz, S. Matin, J. Landman, J. Wolf, jr., A. Shalhav, USA
MP14.13 Prospective comparison of laparoscopic radical nephrectomy (LRN)
versus open radical nephrectomy (ORN)
O. Sanli, T. Tefik, M. Ortac, S. Karakus, F. Kucukdurmaz, T. Esen, Turkey
MP14.14 Video assisted minilaparotomy nephron sparing surgery for
challenging cases of renal tumors in a solitary kidney
S. Lee, K. Koo, H. Jeon, S. Yang, W. Han, Korea
MP14.15 Predicting oncological outcomes in patients undergoing laparoscopic
nephroureterectomy
M. Lee, G. Haber, K. Kamoi, D. Snow, J. Kaouk, I. Gill, USA
MP14.16 Outcomes of laparoscopic radical surgery for renal and upper
urinary tract malignancies in patient with end-stage renal disease
K. Hirai, F. Sato, M. Imagawa, Y. Tasaki, N. Nasu, H. Mimata, Japan
MP14.17 Laparoscopic resection of local recurrence following prior radical
nephrectomy for clinically localized renal cell carcinoma:
perioperative outcomes and initial observations
M. Allaf, J. Berkowitz, Israel
MP14.18 Changes in renal function after laparoscopic partial nephrectomy
with temporary renal ischemia
Y. Komai, G. Kawa, N. Takizawa, N. Oguchi, H. Kinoshita, T. Matsuda, Japan
MP14.19 Laparoscopic radical nephroureterectomy: results of a multicentric
italian study
F. Porpiglia, A. Celia, L. Luciani, C. Terrone, G. Guazzoni, P. Parma, Italy
MP14.20 Comparison of effects of open and laparoscopic partial nephrectomy
on renal function
Y. Funahashi, R. Hattori, T. Yamamoto, O. Kamihira, M. Gotoh, Japan
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16.00 – 17.30
MP15
Robotics – Prostate 2
Moderators: H. Ahn, Korea
T. Ahlering, USA
Garmisch
MP15.1 Use of a flexible CO2 laser fiber for precise dissection of neurovascular bundle during robotic assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy
M. Rothberg, C. Ritch, P. Cheetham, J. Landman, K. Badani, USA
MP15.2 Effect of bony pelvic dimensions measured via preoperative magnetic resonance imaging on performing robot-assisted laparoscopic
prostatectomy
S. Hong, S. Jeong, S. Byun, H. Park, S. Doo, S. Lee, Korea
MP15.3 Anterior versus posterior approach to seminal vesicle dissection
during robotic assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy
E. Coronato, J. Singh, P. Ginsberg, J. Jaffe, J. Harmo, USA
MP15.4 Perceptions of robotic surgery amongst patients treated with robot
assisted radical prostatectomy
M. Lerner, R. Bowens, S. Lucas, M. Koch, C. Sundara, USA
MP15.5 Does preoperative 3.0 Tesla MRI contribute in treatment of high-risk
prostate cancer?
U. Boylu, O. Sartor, B. Lee, R. Thomas, USA
MP15.6 Pre-operative urinary function influences patient reported satisfaction
and regret following robotic radical prostatectomy
D. Lee, M. Truesdale, K. Badani, P. Cheetham, USA
MP15.7 Significance of prostate size on pathological outcomes in patients
undergoing robotic assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy
A. Akhavan, J. Carlucci, F. Nabizada-Pace, P. Muntner, D. Samadi, USA
MP15.8 Comparison of functional outcomes between robot-assisted radical
prostatectomy and radical retropubic prostatectomy:
A single surgeon experience
T. Kang, J. Park, C. Song, J. Hong, H. Park, H. Ahn, Korea
MP15.9 Pattern of complications after robot-assisted laparoscopic radical
prostatectomy: An analysis based on the Clavien classification system
J. Jeong, E. Choi, T. Mueller, M. Ercolani, I. Kim, USA
MP15.10 The effect of obesity on intraoperative outcomes during robotassisted radical prostatectomy (RARP)
S. Sharma, J. Stern, B. Meredith, M. Nguyen, D. Eun, D. Lee, USA
MP15.11 Surgeon perception is not a good predictor of perioperative outcomes in robot-assisted radical prostatectomy
S. Sharma, J. Stern, B. Meredith, M. Nguyen, C. Schwab, D. Lee, USA
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MP15.12 Staging implications of anterior prostatic fat pad excision during
robot-assisted laparoscopic radical prostatectomy
J. Jeong, S. Lamba, M. Ercolani, I. Kim, USA
MP15.13 Initiating a robotic urology program with optimal oncologic efficacy; impact of mentorship on positive surgical margins in robotic
radical prostatectomy
A. Kural, F. Atug, I. Tufek, H. Akpinar, V. Patel, A. Mottrie, Turkey
MP15.14 Tandem-robot assisted laparoscopic radical prostatectomy (T-RALP)
to improve the neurovascular bundle visualization: a feasibility
study
M. Han, B. Trock, D. Petrisor, C. Kim, D. Stoianovici, USA
MP15.15 Extremely large prostate size matters for functional outcomes
following robotic assisted radical prostatectomy
B. Hollenbeck, R. Hedgepeth, S. Zhang, T. Skolarus, USA
MP15.16 Hypothermic nerve sparing robotic radical prostatectomy:
impact on early continence for men aged 70 or greater
T. Ahlering, D. Finley, K. Osann, A. Chang, R. Santos, D. Skarecky, USA
MP15.17 Immediate surgical outcomes of robot-assisted laparoscopic radical
cystectomy: comparative analysis with the open procedure
T. Kim, T. Kwon, E. Yoo, Y. Park, H. Kim, J. Kim, Korea
MP15.18 Evaluation of the safety of perioperative enoxaparin administration
in patients undergoing robotic-assisted laparoscopic radical
prostatectomy
J. Yates, J. Uberoi, I. Sawczuk, D. Golombos, M. Gross, R. Munver, USA
MP15.19 A comparison of outcomes among men with and without urine leaks
after robotic-assisted laparoscopic radical prostatectomy
D. Rebuck, D. Kim, R. Rios, J. Meeks, K. Perry, R. Nadler, USA
MP15.20 Robotic-assisted laparoscopic radical prostatectomy in the morbidly
obese patient: is there a size limit?
J. Yates, M. Gross, D. Golombos, I. Sawczuk, R. Munver, USA
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16.00 – 17.30
MP16
Urolithiasis 3
Moderators: N. Buchholz, United Kingdom
R. Gumpinger, Germany
Partenkirchen
MP16.1 Removal of asymptomatic ipsilateral renal stones following rigid
ureteroscopy for ureteral stones
H. Ahmadnia, A. Yarmohamadi, M. Imani, M. Shokohian
MP16.2 Hand assisted ureteroscopy in ureteral and pyelic stone treatment
P. Geavlete, R. Multescu, D. Georgescu, B. Geavlete, Romania
MP16.3 Hyperkalemia does not need correction prior to percutaneous
nephrostomy in obstructed hydronephrosis
B. Somani, H. Gupta, S. Bramwell, A. Todd, United Kingdom
MP16.4 Kidney function is decreased after treatment of silent ureteral stone
F. Vicentini, L. Borges, E. Mazzucchi, E. Chedid Neto, A. Brito, M. Srougi, Italy
MP16.5 A “cubic stone”: l-shaped kidney complicated by calculosis and
hydronephrosis
M. Malta Almeida, J. Teixeira Bessa, A. Vommaro Mendes, J. Milfont, M. Fortes,
J. Callijão Araújo, Brazil
MP16.6 Impact of percutaneous nephrolithotomy on renal function during
first few days after surgery
A. Nouraliadeh, M. Mohammadi Sichani, A. Kashi, M. Kamranmanesh, India
MP16.7 Is open urinary stone surgery dead?
R. De Lima Favaretto, M. Augusto Elias De Mattos, M. Jose Bruschini Rodrigues Netto,
N. Rodrigues Netto Junior, Brazil
MP16.8 Unknotting a knotted zebra wire in the ureter: a useful technique
invented
MP16.9 Contralateral ureteroscopy performed at time of percutaneous
nephrolithotomy: a unique evaluation of stone free rates
A. Krambeck, S. Handa, J. Lingeman, USA
MP16.10 Profile of the brushite stone former
A. Krambeck, S. Handa, F. Coe, A. Evan, J. Lingeman, USA
MP16.11 Stonemag: improved binding times permit magnetization of stone
fragments for “real-time” removal with endoscopic platforms
C. Tracy, S. Mcleroy, B. Gnade, M. Pearle, J. Cadeddu, USA
MP16.12 Metabolic stones: how reliable are stone analysis results?
A. Krambeck, N. Khan, M. Jackson, J. Lingeman, J. Williams jr, USA
151
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MP16.13 A novel device to reduce time required in irrigation management
during semi-rigid ureteroscopic lithotripsy
J. Ditrolio, M. Lasalle, R. Bhalla, USA
MP16.14 The comparison between two groups of patients under operation
and lithotripsy due to urinary tract stones from the aspect of epidemiologic parameters during years 2003-2006 admitted at urology
Department of I.R. Hospital
R. Taghavi, K. Tavakkoli Tabassi, R. Mahdavi Zafarghandi, M. Darabi Mahboub,
Iran
MP16.15 Percutaneous nephrostomic treatment of upper urinary tract fungal
ball complicating hydronephrosis
H. Chen, W. Xue, J. Pan, M. Cao, Y. Chen, Y. Huang, China
MP16.16 Lateral decubitus position percutaneous endourological procedures
in high risk patients
T. El-Husseiny, K. Moraitis, Z. Maan, P. Saunders, J. Masood, N. Buchholz,
United Kingdom
MP16.17 The new invisio® dur-d “chip-on-the-tip” ureteroscopes – evaluation
of changes in physical properties over time
T. El-Husseiny, K. Moraitis, Z. Maan, M. Birch, J. Masood, N. Buchholz,
United Kingdom
MP16.18 Cost-effectiveness of anti-retropulsion devices for ureteroscopic
pneumatic lithotripsy
E. Olweny, B. Eisner, M. Stoller, USA
MP16.19 Hydroxyproline-induced hyperoxaluria using acidified and
traditional diets in the porcine model
D. Kaplon, T. Crenshaw, K. Penniston, S. Nakada, USA
MP16.20 The impact of metabolic risk management on recurrence of urinary
stones: 9-year Akdeniz University experience
M. Baykara, Y. Akin, T. Erdogru, A. Danisman, S. Yucel, Turkey
152
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Educational Courses
6.30 – 7.45
6.30 – 7.45
EC13
Minimally invasive vaginal surgery
Chairman: D. Pushkar, Russia
EC13.1
Introduction: Vaginal surgery in 2009 – facts and figures
D. Pushkar, Russia
EC13.2
Midurethral slings: Why do these procedures work?
S. Vasavada, USA
EC13.3
Mini slings: Are we united?
X. Gao, China
EC13.4
Pelvic organ prolapse: advocating vaginal approach
D. Pushkar, Russia
EC13.5
Prevention and management of mesh complications
S. Vasavada, USA
EC14
ESWL – Basics and principles
Chairman: K.U. Koehrmann, Germany
EC14.1
Lithotripter design and routine in clinical application
K.U. Koehrmann, Germany
EC14.2
Indication and efficacy of ESWL in the urinary tract
K. Pace, Canada
EC14.3
Complications and side effects of ESWL
EC14.4
Physical principles of shock wave generation
A. Loske, Mexico
Klenze
Holl
153
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Educational Courses
6.30 – 7.45
6.30 – 7.45
154
EC15
TUR P – How to resect a gram per minute
Chairman: R. Hofmann, Germany
Atlanta
EC15.1
Physical basics of HF technology
M. Hagg, Germany
EC15.2
TUR-P – resection technique
R. Hofmann, Germany
EC15.3
Irrigating fluids in TUR-P
R. Hahn, Sweden
EC15.4
TUR-P – management of intraoperative complications
P. Olbert, Germany
EC15.5
Clinical aspects of bipolar and monopolar TUR-P
J. de la Rosette, The Netherlands
EC15.6
Videos on TUR-P
A. Martov, Russia
EC15.7
Discussion
EC16
Laparoscopic and robotic adrenal surgery
Chairman: G. Guazzoni, Italy
EC16.1
Perioperative patient care in case of adrenal surgery
K. Suzuki, Japan
EC16.2
Transperitoneal laparoscopic adrenalectomy: the technique step by step
A. Cestari, Italy
EC16.3
Retroperitoneoscopic laparoscopic adrenalectomy: the technique
step by step
K. Suzuki, Japan
EC16.4
Robotic assisted adrenalectomy: the technique step by step
M. Vira, USA
EC16.5
New frontiers in minimally invasive surgery for adrenal pathologies
A. Cestari, Italy
EC16.6
Laparoscopic adrenalectomy: results and literature review
M. Vira, USA
EC16.7
Conclusions
G. Guazzoni, Italy
Sydney
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Educational Courses
6.30 – 7.45
EC17
Robotic renal surgery
Chairman: A. Mottrie, Belgium
Barcelona
EC 17.1 Introduction
A. Mottrie, Belgium
6.30 – 7.45
EC17.2
Retro- or transperitoneal access
J. Porter, USA
EC17.3
Robotic pyeloplasty
A. Kural, Turkey
EC17.4
Robotic nephrectomy & nephroureterectomy
H. Patel, United Kingdom
EC17.5
Partial nephrectomy
A. Mottrie, Belgium & J. Porter, USA
EC18
Robotic radical prostatectomy – how to start
Chairman: H. van der Poel, The Netherlands
EC18.1
Introduction
H van der Poel, The Nethrelands
EC18.2
Financial aspects of robotic surgery
M. Stöckle, Germany
EC18.3
Instruments and setup
B. van Cleynenbreugel, Belgium
EC18.4
Tips and tricks for RALP in the learning curve
Garmisch
Questions and Answers / Conclusions
155
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Plenary Sessions
7.45 – 13.00
P3
Auditorium / Ballroom
Moderators: P. van Cangh, Belgium
N. Netto, Brazil
Highlights
7.45 – 8.10
8.10 – 8.25
P3.1
Laparoscopy: A. Haecker, Germany
P3.2
ESWL/Endourology: V. Bucuras, Romania
P3.3
BPH/Incontinence: A. Ficarra, Italy
P3.4
New Technology: T. Frede, Germany
P3.5
The Cases of yesterday
M. Straub, Germany
P3.6
CROES – the actual status
J. de la Rosette, The Netherlands
Debate: Surgical Training: I am a Surgeon – not a Pilot!
Moderator: A. Smith, USA
8.25 – 8.45
P3.7
The Pilot: E. McDougall, USA
P3.8
The Surgeon: L. Kavoussi, USA
Re-match: Robotic versus laparoscopic radical prostatectomy
Moderator: R. Clayman, USA
8.50 – 9.10
9.10 – 9.20
P3.9
Robotic: M. Menon, USA
P3.10
Laparoscopic: J. Rassweiler, Germany
P3.11
Robotic radical prostatectomy – only marketing?
K. Miller, Germany
P3.12
Laparoscopic Nephrectomy
R. Clayman, USA
P3.13
ESWL
C. Chaussy, Germany
P3.14
URS
E. Perez-Castro, Spain
P3.15
PCNL
P. Alken, Germany
P3.16
Karl Storz Life-time Award
The hard way to success
9.10 – 9.50
9.50 – 10.00
156
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Live-Surgery
10.00 – 13.00
LC3
Live-Surgery 3: MIS for BPH
Moderators: Y. Sun, China
M. Elhilali, Canada
T. Sulser, Switzerland
Coordinators: M. Straub, Germany
13.00 – 14.00
LC3.1
Laparoscopic adenomectomy
R. Gaston, France
A. Pansadoro, Italy
LC3.2
Diode laser enucleation
N. Schmeller, Austria
LC3.3
Thulium laser enucleation
A. Gross, Germany
LC3.4
HoLEP
R. Kuntz, Germany
LC3.5
Laserresection
T. Bayer, Germany
LC3.6
TURP and HIFU
S. Thüroff, Germany
A. Neumayr, Germany
LC3.7
Bipolar TURP / Vaporization
A. de la Taille, France
LC3.8
Photoselective vaporization of the prostate
R. Schiefelbein, Germany
LC3.9
Bipolar TURIS /Vaporization
A. Martov, Russia
LC3.10
TULP with Piranha-morcellator
LC3.11
Bladder neck stent
M. Straub, Germany
157
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Subplenary Sessions
10.30 – 12.00
SP13
Society of Urologic Robotic Surgery (SURS)
Session: The Latest in Robotic Surgery
Chairmen: J. Joseph, USA
A. Hemal, USA
Atlanta
Moderators: M. Annerstadt, Denmark
E. Castle, USA
10.30 – 12.00
158
SP13.1
Introduction
J. Joseph, USA
SP13.2
Surgical training in the robotic era
C. Sundaram, USA
SP13.3
Current and future role of robotics in NOTES, SPA, and LESS
M. Humphreys, USA
SP13.3
Robot assisted partial nephrectomy updates – tips and tricks
S. Bhayani, USA
SP13.4
Robot assisted radical cystectomy – tips and tricks and IRCC update
J. Davis, USA
SP13.5
Robot assisted radical prostatectomy – updates and tips
D. Lee, USA
SP13.6
Closing remarks
A. Hemal, USA
SP14
How to improve ESWL results
Chairman: J. Lingeman, USA
SP14.1
Introduction
J. Lingeman
SP14.2
Physics of shock waves
A. Loske, Mexico
SP14.3
Mechanisms of stone disintegration
R. Cleveland, USA
SP14.4
Coupling of shock waves
SP14.5
Shock wave application
J. A. Mc Ateer, USA
SP14.6
Future developments
J. Lingeman, USA
Sydney
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Video Sessions
10.30 – 12.00
VS14
Robotics – Prostate
Moderators: R. Parra, USA
S. Siemer, Germany
Barcelona
VS14.1
Techniques for potency preservation during robotic-assisted radical
prostatectomy (RALP) – video
K. J. Palmer, R. Ferreira Coelho, S. Chauhan, B. Rocco, M. B. Patel, V. Patel, USA
VS14.2
Modified posterior reconstruction of the rhabdosphincter:
Application to robotic assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy
B. Rocco, R. Ferreira Coelho, K. J Palmer, S. Chauhan, V. Patel, G. Coughlin, USA
VS14.3
Robotic-assisted laparoscopic radical prostatectomy: Tips and tricks
K. J. Palmer, S. Chauhan, R. Ferreira Coelho, B. Rocco, G. Coughlin, V. Patel, USA
VS14.4
Management of a large median lobe during robot assisted radical
prostatectomy
R. Dickstein, A. Weinberg, D. Wang, R. Babayan, USA
VS14.5
Double pig-tail stenting of the ureters: Technique for securing the
ureteral orifices during robotic-assisted radical prostatectomy for
large median lobes
Y. El Douaihy, K. Mudaliar, R. Leung, F. Chen, R. Yadar G. Tan, A. Tewari, USA
VS14.6
Preservation of accessory pudendal artery in robot assisted
laparoscopic radical prostatectomy operation
A. Kural, F. Atug, I. Tufek, H. Akpinar, S. Aksit, Turkey
VS14.7
Tension- and energy-free robotic assisted laparoscopic radical
prostatectomy: application during the learning curve
F. Annino, A. Beato, C. De Carne, S. Micali, S. De Stefani, G. Bianchi, Italy
VS14.8
Technique of robotic- assisted laparoscopic simple prostatectomy
V. Patel, R. Ferreira Coelho, K. J Palmer, S. Chauhan, M. B Patel, USA
VS14.9
Robot-assisted excision of a mullerian cyst with anastomosis of the
vas deferens to the seminal vesicle
R. Sotelo, R. De Andrade, O. Carmona, J. Astigueta, O. Moreira, Venezuela
159
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V-poster Sessions
10.30 – 12.00
VP21
LESS 2
Moderators: A. Rane, United Kingdom
M. Desai, USA
München I
VP21.1
Paired conventional-articulating versus dual articulating and dual
conventional instruments in ex vivo suturing in laparoendoscopic
single site surgery (LESS)
S. Kommu, D. Cartlidge, T. Finnigan, A. Chakravarti, C. Luscombe, A. Golash,
United Kingdom
VP21.2
Access and utility of a laparoendoscopic single-site surgery (LESS)
training platform among trainees interested in laparoscopic
urological surgery
S. Kommu, A. Chakravarti, A. Golash, C. Luscombe, A. Rane, United Kingdom
VP21.3
Intact suturing using sonoscopic instrument manipulation in
laparoendoscopic single-site surgery (LESS)
S. Kommu, I. Persad, I. Lewis, A. Forde, C. Ramjit, United Kingdom
VP21.4
Internet based information for laparoendoscopic single-site surgery
(LESS) and NOTES in urology
V. Koo, S. Kommu, A. Chakravarti, A. Golash, C. Luscombe, United Kingdom
VP21.5
Laparoendoscopic single-site surgery (LESS) hotspot training
module in urology – A low cost approach
S. Kommu, A. Chakravarti, A. Rane, T. Finnigan, A. Golash, C. Luscombe,
United Kingdom
VP21.6
Laparoendoscopic single site surgery (LESS): Initial experience using
conventional devices
J. Diaz, R. Riffo, A. Pabon, I. Pinto, C. Sandoval, A. Hornig, Chile
VP21.7
Laparo-endoscopic single-site surgery (LESS): Initial experience in
renal surgery
H. Kübler, M. Autenrieth, T. Maurer, J. Gschwend, Germany
VP21.8
Laparoendoscopic single site (less) donor nephrectomy:
Multi-institutional experience of 42 cases
M. Desai, A. Ganpule, S. Adonian, I. Gill, L. Richestone, USA
VP21.9
Transumbilical laparoendoscopic single site (LESS) surgery in
urology: Initial experience
Y. Bayazit, I. Aridogan, D. Abat, O. Karsli, N. Satar, S. Doran, Turkey
VP21.10 Embryonic natural orifice transumblical endoscopic surgery
(ENOTES) in urology using sils port: Initial experience
160
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
V-poster Sessions
VP21.11 Robotic assisted radical cystectomy: Oncologic and functional
outcomes at up to 5 years
O. Elhage, B. Challacombe, F. Ismail, P. Rimington, S. Khan, P. Dasgupta,
United Kingdom
VP21.12 Single-incision umbilical laparoscopic nephrectomy:
Early experience at the university of illinois at chicago
L. Jones, L. Deane, USA
VP21.13 Single port transumbilical dismemebered pyeloplasty
A. Mikhail, A. Figueroa, L. Bryant, K. Tamaddon, J. Yew, G. Chien, USA
VP21.14 Single-incision laparoscopic surgery in urology: Retroperitoneal
approach
M. Arslan, T. Degirmenci, M. Yuksel, S. Minareci, A. Ayder, Turkey
VP21.15 Prospective comparison of single site and traditional laparoscopy
for upper urinary tract surgery: Initial outcomes
I. Derweesh, W. Bazzi, E. Godebu, J. Silberstein, R. Im, K. Sakamoto, USA
VP21.16 The technique and skill improvement of laparoscopic live donor
nephrectomy via retroperitoneal approach (with 150 cases report)
L. Ma, L. Zhao, X. Hou, G. Wang, K. Hong, Y. Liu, China
VP21.17 Retroperitoneal laparoscopic nephron-sparing surgery for renal
tumor ( report of 50 cases)
L. Ma, Y. Huang, J. Lu, K. Hong, G. Wang, L. Zhao, China
VP21.18 Laparoscopic partial vs. radical nephrectomy: Comparison of longterm functional outcomes
B. Benway, J. Cabello, S. Bhayani, USA
VP21.19 Retroperitoneoscopic donor nephrectomy: Outcome of 500 cases
P. Modi, J. Rizvi, B. Pal, Pakistan
VP21.20 Inicial experience in urological laparoendoscopic single-site surgery
(LESS)
H. Bermudez, R. Ledesma, O. Storme, C. Stein, R. Valdevenitol, P. Bernier, Chile
161
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
V-poster Sessions
10.30 – 12.00
VP22
Laparoscopy – Adrenal and Kidney
Moderators: B. Lee, USA
T. Jarrett, USA
München II
VP22.1
Laparoscopic adrenalectomy for adrenal tumors larger than 5 cm:
An outcome analysis
G. Arvind, R. Sharma, R. Sabnis, V. Muthu, A. Kurien, M. Desai, India
VP22.2
Surgical outcome of simultaneous laparoscopic bilateral
Adrenalectomy in a single institute
Y. Kawasaki, S. Ishidoya, A. Ito, Y. Arai, Japan
VP22.3
Laparoscopic adrenalectomy for pheochromocytoma in the presence
of a horseshoe kidney
J. Yates, N. Patel, J. Uberoi, R. Munver, USA
VP22.4
Robotic-assisted laparoscopic partial adrenalectomy for adrenal
adenomas
J. Yates, J. Uberoi, R. Munver, USA
VP22.6
Comparison adrenalectomy techniques: Lateral transperitoneal and
prone retroperitoneal approaches
Z. Okhunov, A. De Lorca, D. Lee, J. Lee, J. Landman, USA
VP22.7
Laparoscopic adrenalectomy with 10mm Ligasure
G. Simone, S. Guaglianone, R. Papalia, M. Ferriero, E. Forastiere, M. Gallucci,
Italy
VP22.8
Laparoscopic adrenalectomy for adrenocortical carcinoma in 12 cases
O. Castillo, I. Vidal-Mora, F. Sepulveda, R. Campos, A. Foneron, G. Rubio, Chile
VP22.9
Laparoscopic transperitoneal adrenalectomy: Experience in 308 cases
O. Castillo, I. Vidal-Mora, R. Campos, G. Rubio, A. Foneron, F. Sepulveda, Chile
VP22.10 Laparoscopic synchronous bilateral adrenalectomy
A. Foneron, O. Castillo, G. Rubio, I. Vidal-Mora, R. Campos, M. Feria-Flores, Chile
VP22.11 Bilateral pheochromocitoma: Bilateral synchronic laparoscopic
adrenalectomy in 9 cases
O. Castillo, G. Rubio, I. Vidal-Mora, A. Foneron, R. Campos, M. Feria-Flores, Chile
VP22.12 Laparoscopic adrenalectomy for suspected metastasis of the
adrenal glands: Our experience
A. Foneron, O. Castillo, I. Vidal-Mora, R. Campos, G. Rubio, M. Feria-Flores, Chile
VP22.13 Is retroperitoneal laparoscopic adrenalectomy safe and effective in
obese patients?
Y. Hou, C. Wang, China
162
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V-poster Sessions
VP22.14 The largest one center laparoscopic adrenalectomy study from
Turkey: Transperitoneal and retroperitoneal approaches
M. Arslan, T. Degirmenci, B. Gunlusoy, S. Minareci, A. Ayder, Turkey
VP22.15 The feasibility of laparoendoscopic single-site nephrectomy:
Initial experience using home-made single-port device
Y. Park, H. Jeon, W. Han, K. Rha, H. Jeong, H. Kim
VP22.16 Ureteral complications in recipients following living laparoscopic
donor nephrectomy: A focus on surgical technique
J. Harper, A. Breda, A. Gritsch, J. Veale, J. Singer, P. Schulam, USA
VP22.17 Contemporary experience with laparoscopic radical nephrectomy
for renal cortical neoplasms
M. Rothberg, K. Badani, M. Gupta, J. McKiernan, J. Landman, USA
VP22.18 Is XL nonabsorbable polymer ligation clip for laparoscopic renal
vein control the safer?
M. Arslan, E. Aksoy, S. Minareci, A. Ayder, Turkey
VP22.19 Registrations for image-guided minimally invasive kidney surgery
H. Altamar, R. Galloway, R. Ong, C. Glisson, S. Herrell, USA
VP22.20 Multicenter comparison of intermediate oncologic outcomes of
laparoscopic partial nephrectomy and renal cryoablation
S. Stroup, J. Malcolm, J. L‘Esperance, R. Wake, M. Fabrizio, I. Derweesh, USA
163
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Subplenary Sessions
12.00 – 13.00
SP15
How to improve potency after laparoscopic and
robotic radical prostatectomy
Chairman: T. Ahlering
SP15.1
Introduction
T. Ahlering, USA
SP15.2
Anatomical considerations
A. Takenaka, Japan
SP15.3
Cooling of the rectum
T. Ahlering, USA
SP15.4
Dissection techniques
K. Zorn, USA
SP15.5
Penile rehabilitation
K.P. Juenemann, Germany
SP15.6
Closing remarks
T. Ahlering, USA
Atlanta
Questions and answers
12.00 – 13.00
SP16
News for incontinence
Moderators: G. Badlani, USA
N. Kekre, India
Minislings: Have we gone too far?
SP16.1
Pro:
J. Corcos, Canada
SP16.2
Con:
W. Artibani, Italy
Male slings: Have we really advanced?
SP16.3
Pro:
C. Gozzi, Germany
SP16.4
Con:
S. Vasavada, USA
Mesh versus no mesh
SP16.5
Pro:
G. Badlani, USA
SP16.6
Con:
D. Pushkar, Russia
SP 16.6 News in the management of incontinence in children
H. Lottmann, France
13.00 – 14.00
164
Sidney
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Podium Sessions
12.00 – 13.00
13.00 – 14.00
O5
Upper urinary tract
Moderators: D. Bagley, USA
P. Kandarp, India
Klenze
O5.1
Extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy (ESWL) in the management of
infant urolithiasis
M. Dönmez, O. Kaygisiz, S. Tekgül, Turkey
O5.2
Experience in percutaneous nephrolithotomy in 47 infants with
melamine-related upper urinary calculi
J. Li, W. Hu, B. Yang, X. Huang, X. Wang, China
O5.3
Supine vs prone percutaneous nephrolitotripsy (PCNL):
A retrospective analysis on 65 procedures
U. Anceschi, C. Molinari, C. Anceschi, M. Gallucci, Italy
O5.4
Percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCNL) under spinal anesthesia (SA)
with marcaine
S. Rabani, Iran
O5.5
Minimal invasive PCNL in the treatment of nephrolithiasis – analysis
of efficiency and morbidity after 443 consecutive patients
V. Zimmermanns, P. Liske, C. Hofmann, S. Lahme, Germany
O5.6
Multi tract tubeless minimal invasive PNL (MIP) with haemostatic
gelatine matrix sealants in staghorn stones
T. Herrmann, D. Schilling, F. Imkamp, C. von Klot, U. Walcher, U. Nagele, Germany
O5.7
Outcome of percutaneous management of staghorn calculi:
Can access number be predicted?
T. Akman, E. Sari, M. Binbay, E. Yuruk, A. Muslumanoglu, A. Tefekli, Turkey
O5.8
Percutaneous nephrolithotomy in autosomal dominant polycystic
kidney disease patients; the highest effect, the least morbidity
M. Khorrami, M. Sarrafian, K. Nouri Mahdavi, F. Tadaion, F. Farahini Isfahani,
Iran
O5.9
Percutaneous nephrolithotomy in horseshoe kidneys:
Factors affecting stone-free rates
A. Skolarikos, A. Tefekli, A. Bisas, M. Binbay, A. Muslumanoglu, C. Deliveliotis,
Turkey
O5.10
The role of flexible ureterorenoscopy with Holmium laser in treating
renal stone more than 2 cm: New era
S. Alqahtani, D. Legraverand, M. Ndoye, J. Rode, B. Merlet, O. Traxer, France
165
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Podium Sessions
12.00 – 13.00
13.00 – 14.00
166
O6
Bladder and Prostate Cancer
Moderators: M. Gallucci, Italy
A. Stenzl, Germany
O6.1
En bloc laparoscopic radical cystectomy and nephroureterectomy
for upper and lower transitional tumors
O. Castillo, I. Vidal-mora, A. Foneron, R. Campos, G. Rubio, F. Sepulveda, Chile
O6.2
Laparoscopic radical cystectomy with extracorporeally ileal
y-shaped orthotopic neobladder constructed with nonabsorbable
mechanics suture: Our initial experience
O. Castillo, R. Campos, I. Vidal-mora, A. Foneron, G. Rubio, M. Feria-Flores, Chile
O6.3
Is strict perioperative bowel management in laparoscopic surgery
for upper abdominal cavity important?
H. Yanaihara, H. Sakamoto, M. Matsushima, M. Horinaga, Y. Nakahira,
H. Asakura, Japan
O6.4
Oncologic results for extraperitoneal versus transperitoneal radical
prostatectomy
R. Sanchez-Salas, F. Bianco, X. Cathelineau, F. Rozet, E. Barret, G. Vallancien,
France
O6.5
Intermediate to long-term oncologic outcome following laparoscopic
radical prostatectomy for clinically localized prostate cancer
A. Mortezavi, M. Baumgartner, T. Hermanns, T. Sulser, H. Seifer, Switzerland
O6.6
Prospective randomized trial to evaluate the influence of the bladder neck suspension on early continence after radical prostatectomy
J. Stolzenburg, M. Nicolaus, M. Do, A. Dietel, E. Liatsikos, Germany
O6.7
Peri-catheter pad use immediately post-op as a novel predictor of
early return of urinary continence after robotic prostatectomy
D. Lee, P. Cheetham, M. Truesdale, K. Badani, USA
O6.8
Neoadjuvant androgen suppression in high intensity focused
ultrasound therapy for localized prostate cancer
W. Kim, S. Jeon, J. Choi, H. Kim, B. Jeong, S. Seo, Korea
06.9
The second step in vitro trial of ankaferd bloodstopper: Comparison
with the other hemostatic agents, Glubran 2, Floseal and Celox
E. Huri, T. Akgül, O. Yucel, M. Astarci, H. Üstün, C. Germiyanoglu, Turkey
O6.10
Nephrostomy for malignant urinary tract obstruction. Is it worth it?
R. Jordan, H. Mohd Tarmidzi, S. Mohan, K. Subramonian, United Kingdom
Holl
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
V-poster Sessions
12.00 – 13.00
VP23
Endoscopy
Moderators: J. Andersen, Denmark
C. Wülfing, Germany
München I
VP23.1
Bipolar transurethral resection in saline of bladder cancer:
Outcome and complication rates after the first 480 cases
P. Puppo, C. Introini, F. Germinale, F. Bertolotto, A. Naselli, Italy
VP23.2
The efficacy of plasmakinetic energy in transurethral resection of
bladder tumour: The midterm report of series
E. Huri, T. Akgül, S. Özcan, C. Germiyanoglu, Turkey
VP23.3
Endoscopic management of upper-tract transitional-cell carcinoma
S. Martin, J. Torrecilla Garcia-Ripoll, F. Trueba Arguiñarena,
R. Calvo Gonzalez, E. Valsero Herguedas, E. Fernandez del Busto, Spain
VP23.4
Tips for intracorporeal placement of ureteral stents
J. Marshall, A. Cardin, H. Rashid, G. Wu, USA
VP23.5
Endopyelotomy: A prospective analysis of long term efficacy
R.Vijay Kumar, M.Jeevagan, R.Srinivasan, G.Asokan, K.Kanthimathy, India
VP23.6
Balloon dilatation of urethral strictures via flexible cystoscopes
G. Watson, R. Ali, United Kingdom
VP23.7
Localized primary amyloidosis of the lower urinary tract
A. Mathew, A. Kurien, R. Sabnis, M. Desai, USA
VP23.8
Antegrad balloon dilatation in the treatment of ureterovesical
stenosis in patient with previously undergone ureterocutaneostomy
and ureteral stenosis due to unspecified etiologies
L. Tahmaz, M. Zor, S. Bedir, S. Basal, I. Karabuga, M. Dayanc, Turkey
VP23.9
Safe resection of bladder tumors with plasma kinetic energy
I. Yildirim, S. Basal, H. Irkilata, M. Zor, S. Goktas, M. Dayanc, Turkey
VP23.10 The efficacy and safety of the Bart’s modified Valdivia position for
simultaneous anterograde and retrograde urinary tract access
K. Moraitis, Z. Maan, T. El-Husseiny, A. Papatsoris, J. Masood, N. Buchholz,
United Kingdom
VP23.11 Bladder sphincter verge urethral pressure and impact on pain scores
in men undergoing flexible cystoscopy
S. Kommu, A. Golash, C. Luscombe, S. Liu, M. Saxby, J. Emtage, United Kingdom
VP23.12 Flexible cystoscopic aided miniballoon tissue dissection –
preliminary experience in ex vivo setting using a laparoendoscopic
single-site surgery (LESS) platform
S. Kommu, I. Lewis, A. Forde, I. Persad, C. Ramjit, United Kingdom
VP23.13 Endourologic management of severely encrusted retained ureteral stents
K. Skrepetis, G. Stathouros, I. Efthimiou, E. Trimis, I. Gialas, Greece
13.00 – 14.00
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V-poster Sessions
12.00 – 13.00
VP24
Pediatrics
Moderators: W. Rösch, Germany
J. Seibold, Germany
München II
VP24.1
Retrograde ureteral access after cross-trigonal ureteral reimplantation:
A straightfoward technique
J. Palmer, K. Hubert, R. De Castro, USA
VP24.2
Giant ureteral fibroepithelial polyp causing bladder outlet obstruction
A. Chawla, P. Noh, United Kingdom
VP24.3
The validity of the practical application of U-LESS (umbilical laparoendoscopic single port surgery) varicocelectomy for patients who
have bilateral varicocele
S. Park, J. Nam, T. Kim, W. Lee, H. Park, Korea
VP24.4
Transumbilical laparoendoscopic single-site nephroureterectomy in
a child
Y. Bayazit, I. Aridogan, D. Abat, N. Satar, S. Doran, Turkey
VP24.5
Long term results of endoskopic subureteral injection for the treatment of vesicoureteral reflux in children – polydimethylsiloxan vs
dextranomer/hyaloronic acid copolymer
A. Lusch, F. Wezel, W. Shah, M. Riccabona, M. Michel, Germany
VP24.6
Ureteroscopy and pneumatic lithotripsy in treatment of ureteral
calculi in children
M. Tan, U. Karaoglan, S. Sozen, H. Biri, N. Deniz, I. Bozkirli, Turkey
VP24.7
Transumbilical laparoendoscopic single-site (LESS) nephrectomy in a
child with calculous pyonephrosis
Y. Bayazit, I. Aridogan, D. Abat, O. Karsli, N. Satar, S. Doran, Turkey
VP24.8
Laparoscopic diagnosis and treatment of cryptorchidism
VP24.9
Ureteroscopy in infants and young children: Indications and outcomes
VP24.10 Laparoscopic correction of vesicoureteral reflux: Experience in 42
pediatric patients
I. Vidal-Mora, O. Castillo, R. Campos, G. Rubio, A. Foneron, F. Sepúlveda, Chile
VP24.11 Laparoscopic management of the adult nonpalpable testicle
I. Yildirim, S. Basal, H. Irkilata, M. Zor, E. Oral, M. Dayanc, Turkey
VP24.12 Application of laparoscopic surgery in urology(a report of 110 cases)
X. Hanbiao, Y. Haichao, T. Shengping, Y. Weizhong, China
VP24.13 Laparoscopic pyeloplasty long-term functional outcome:
Minimum 10-year follow-up
M. Atalla, A. Herati, J. Cho, L. Kavoussi, USA
13.00 – 14.00
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12.00 – 13.00
IVT2
Interactive virtual training of laparoscopic radical
Prostatectomy
Chairman: A. Messas, France
Faculty:
Effner I
Today, medical professionals who want to learn a new technique have to face a
learning curve that may be a high-risk period for the patients and physicians. The
interactive video laparoscopic training offers medical professionals a way to practice
on real situations before their first cases.
The main goal of this unique teaching method (onlinemasterclass.com) is to shorten
and to secure the learning period of medical professionals.
Through this video simulation, they will have the opportunity to face and to react to
difficult situations or complications usually occurring during the learning period.
This training is recommended for surgeons who have performed more than 1 and
less than 30 laparoscopic radical prostatectomies.
13.00 – 14.00
Subplenary Sessions
14.00 – 15.30
SP17
NOTES & LESS working group session
Chairman: M. Gettman, USA
SP17.1
Introduction
M. Gettman, USA
SP17.2
Overview of LESS: What have we achieved so far?
SP17.3
Why push the envelope?
R.V. Clayman, USA
SP17.4
LESS: Practical applications: getting started
L. Ponsky, USA
SP17.5
LESS: What do we tell the patient
L. Ponsky, USA
SP17.6
LESS: Toolbox: Instruments and Scopes
L. Richstone, USA
SP17.7
LESS: Access-Options
M. Desai, USA
SP17.8
LESS: Technical challenges, complications
J. Kaouk, USA
SP17.9
Overview of NOTES
M. Gettman, USA
Atlanta
169
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Video Sessions
14.00 – 15.30
VS15
Reconstructive Laparoscopy
Moderators: M. Menon, USA
S. Baba, Japan
Klenze
VS15.1
Robotic uretero-ileal anastomosis revision
R. Abaza, USA
VS15.2
Robotic nephro-ureterectomy with partial duodenectomy for
invasive ureteral tumor
R. Abaza, USA
VS15.3
Robotic ureteral mitrofanoff: A minimially invasive alternative to
traditional appendicovesicostomy
E. Kheterpal, M. Patel, R. Laungani, N. Pokala, M. Menon, E. Jack, USA
VS15.4
Laparo-endoscopic single site (LESS) laparoscopic surgery in
re-operative pyeloplasty
VS15.5
Robot-assisted tapered ureteral reimplantation for congenital
megaureter
A. Goh, R. Link, USA
VS15.6
Robot assisted laparoscopic pyeloplasty for right renal double system
F. Porpiglia, C. Fiori, R. Bertolo, I. Morra, R. Scarpa, Italy
VS15.7
Robot assisted distal ureterectomy and psoas hitch for benign and
malignant ureteral disease
H. Atalah, C. Vincent, L. Su, USA
VS15.8
Transmesocolic robot-assisted pyeloplasty
G. Bianchi, G. Pini, F. Annino, S. Micali, A. Beato, S. De Stefani, Italy
VS15.9
Videolaparoscopic correction of retro-caval ureter
M. Baptistussi, E. Gewher, M. Morihisa, Italy
VS15.10 Robotic assisted laparoscopic resection of a pelvic mass invading
the left distal ureter
F. Atug, A. Kural, H. Akpinar, S. Aksit, I. Tufek, Turkey
170
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Video Sessions
14.00 – 15.30
VS16
Robotics – Bladder
Moderators: P. Wiklund, Sweden
G. Wu, USA
Holl
VS16.1
Robot-assisted laparoscopic radical cystoprostatectomy:
totally intracorporeal studer neobladder
N. Pardalidis, N. Andriopoulos, E. Kosmaoglou, Greece
VS16.2
Extraperitoneal retrograde robot assisted radical prostatectomy:
Duplication of the open gold standard
M. Lux, J. Joseph, USA
VS16.3
Robotic-assisted total-intracorporeal laparoscopic radical
cystectomy and ileal conduit urinary diversion
G. Wu, D. Golijanin, E. Singer, H. Rashid, USA
VS16.4
Robot assisted anterior exenteration for invasive bladder cancer in
a female patient
M. Sangalli, G. De Naeyer, P. Schatteman, P. Carpentier, E. Fonteyne, A. Mottrie,
Belgium
VS16.5
Rare indications of robotic surgery system in urology
M.N. Sangalli, G. De Naeyer, P. Schatteman, P. Carpentier, E. Fonteyne,
A. Mottrie, Belgium
VS16.6
Robot-assisted laparoscopic intracorporeal ileal conduit
M.N. Sangalli, G. De Naeyer, P. Schatteman, P. Carpentier, E. Fonteyne,
A. Mottrie, Belgium
VS16.7
Robotic assisted extended lymph node dissection
R. Goel, C. Sebastien, W. White, G. Haber, S. Campbell, J. Kaouk, USA
VS16.8
Robotic-assisted laparoscopic extended lymph node dissection for
bladder cancer
A.K. George, M. Atalla, A. Srinivasan, M. Vira, L. Richstone, USA
VS16.9
A technique for intracorporeal bowel harvesting and stapled
anastomosis for urinary diversion after cystectomy
J. Montgomery, A. Weizer, USA
VS16.10 Robotic assisted radical cystectomy
R. Goel, S. Crouzet, W. White, G. Haber, J. Kaouk, USA
171
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Video Sessions
14.00 – 15.30
VS17
Laparoscopy – Urolithiasis
Moderators: J. Cresswell, United Kingdom
J. Desai, India
Barcelona
VS17.1
Robotic pyeloplasty with pyelolithotomy
R. Brandina, M. Lee, A. Berger, J. Kaouk, A. Monish, R. Stein, USA
VS17.2
Laparoscopic anatrophic nephrolithotomy for the management of
complex staghorn calculi
K. Kijvikai, India
VS17.3
Removal of disrupted nephrostomy tube and ureteral stent via
percutaneous way is a safe and efficient method
A. Kural, S. Aksit, H. Akpinar, I. Tufek, F. Atug, Turkey
VS17.4
Laparoscopic pyelolithotomy
G. Franco, P. Francesco, G. Antonio Maria, R. Ai Ling, S. Antonio, Italy
VS17.5
Backstop(TM) to prevent retropulsion during the treatment of
ureteral calculi
A. Ray, K. Pace, R. Honey, Canada
VS17.6
Laparoscopic pyeloplasty with renal stones extraction with flexible
nephroscopy
R. Sanseverino, G. Napodano, O. Intilla, U. Di Mauro, T. Realfonso, Italy
VS17.7
Laparoendoscopic single site pyelolithotomy in horseshoe kidney
using a homemade single-port device
D. Kim, Y. Yoon, S. Park, J. Lee, T. Lee, H. Park, Korea
VS17.8
Laparoscopic pyelolithotomy in the treatment of pelvic calculi
within a horseshoe kidney
A. Tepeler, A. Tefekli, T. Aktoz, M. Baykal, A. Muslumanoglu, Turkey
VS17.9
Treatment of ureteral lithiasis in pregnant women and use of
long-term catheter
M. Baptistussi, E. Gewher, M. Morihisa, Brazil
VS17.10 Robotic-assisted pyelolithotomy
R. Figenshau, T. Roytman, B. Benway, A. Desai, T. Christensen, M. Gardner, USA
15.30 – 16.00
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V-poster Sessions
14.00 – 15.30
VP25
Laparoscopy – Bladder
Moderators: F. Porpiglia, Italy
G. Haber, USA
München I
VP25.1
A new approach for optimal exposure during lymph node dissection
for laparoscopic radical cystectomy
VP25.2
Laparoscopic radical cystectomy with detenial sigmoid colon
orthotopic neobladder: Experience with 100 cases
X. Kai, China
VP25.3
Laparoscopic-assisted radical cystectomy: Late complications and
oncologic results at mid-term follow up
F. Porpiglia, C. Fiori, B. Cavallone, M. Manfredi, M. Lucci Chiarissi, R. Scarpa, Italy
VP25.4
Laparoscopic radical cystectomy with extended pelvic
lymphadenectomy(reported of 25 cases)
Y. Changjun, China
VP25.5
Laparoscopic radical cystectomy: Our results after 91 consecutives
patients
O. Castillo, I. Vidal-Mora, A. Foneron, G. Rubio, R. Campos, F. Sepulveda, Chile
VP25.6
Laparoscopic cystectomy with totally intracorporeal Mainz pouch II
reservoir
O. Castillo, R. Campos, I. Vidal-Mora, A. Foneron, G. Rubio, M. Feria-Flores, Chile
VP25.7
Diversion-related complications after laparoscopic and open radical
cystectomy
R. Brandina, A. Berger, A. Bosco, I. Gill, S. Campbell, USA
VP25.8
Laparoscopic radical cystectomy: Single institutional experience
D. Nakano, F. Sato, Y. Hirata, H. Mimata, Japan
VP25.9
Laparoscopic radical cystectomy with urinary diversion through a 4
cm mini-incision
Y. Bayazit, I. Aridogan, O. Karsli, D. Abat, N. Satar, S. Doran, Turkey
VP25.10 Laparoscopic Boari flap for distal ureteral injuries
J. Diaz, R. Riffo, I. Pinto, A. Pabon, C. Sandoval, A. Hornig, Chile
VP25.11 Laparoscopic total cystectomy in interstitial cystistis: 5 Cases
O. Castillo, I. Ivar-Mora, R. Campos, A. Foneron, G. Rubio, F. Sepulveda, Chile
VP25.12 The modification of laparoscopic radical cystectomy with ileal conduit
L. Ma, Y. Huang, X. Hou, G. Wang, L. Zhao, C. Xiao, China
VP25.13 The modification of laparoscopic radical cystectomy with ileal conduit
L. Ma, Y. Huang, X. Hou, G. Wang, L. Zhao, C. Xiao, China
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V-poster Sessions
VP25.14 Laparoscopic radical cystectomy with orthotopic ileal neobladder
for cancer: Experience of 164 cases with 6 years
J. Huang, T. Lin, C. Zhang, K. Xu, C. Jiang, H. Huang, China
VP25.15 Management of post-operative complications in laparoscopic
radical cystectomy: A report of 164 cases
J. Huang, C. Zhang, T. Lin, C. Jiang, K. Xu, Z. Guo, China
VP25.16 Comparison of laparoscopic and open radical cystectomy with
orthotopic ileal neobladder: Preliminary report of a prospective
randomized control study
J. Huang, T. Lin, C. Zhang, K. Xu, C. Jiang, Z. Guo, China
VP25.17 Laparoscopic uretero-vesical reimplantation with “split- nipple”
technique
J. Huang, X. Li, C. Zhang, T. Lin, K. Xu, X. Yin, China
VP25.18 Laparoscopic retroperitoneal lymph node dissection with therapeutic
intent in men with clinical stage i nonseminomatous germ cell tumors
T. Guzzo, J. Berkowitz, M. Gonzalgo, M. Allaf
VP25.19 A safe and efficient technique for initial access to intraperitoneal
laparoscopy
VP25.20 Can peroperative complication rates dictate the difficulty of
retroperitoneoscopic procedures
A. Tepeler, A. Tefekli, T. Aktoz, M. Binbay, M. Baykal, A. Müslümanoðlu, Turkey
174
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V-poster Sessions
14.00 – 15.30
VP26
PCNL 3
Moderators: E. Montanari, Italy
B. Auge, USA
München II
VP26.1
Sequential flexible percutaneous and ureteroscopic approach in
staghorn calculi
R. Multescu, B. Geavlete, V. Cauni, V. Mirciulescu, D. Georgescu, P. Geavlete,
Romania
VP26.2
Outcomes of complete supine PCNL and prone pcnl according to
body mass index
S. Falahatkar, M. Akbarpour, A. Afshari Moghaddam, A. Enshaie, Iran
VP26.3
Comparison of efficacy and complications of general and spinal
anesthesia in percutaneous nephrolithotomy
S. Mehrabi, M. Akbartabar, Iran
VP26.4
Percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCNL) for renal calculi of more than
5cm
VP26.5
Percutaneous stone surgery utilizing tubeless technique with fibrin
sealant: Report of our first 100 cases
J. Durbin, S. Stroup, J. L‘Esperance, B. Auge, USA
VP26.6
Endourological treatment of pyelogenic cyst: Selection criteria and
technical details for specific approach
A. Tasca, F. Paolo, G. Benedetto, E. Bratti, E. Scremin, F. Nigro, Italy
VP26.7
PCNL in single kidney patients: ten year experience
M. Darabi Mahboub, R. Taghavi, M. Rahmani, Iran
VP26.8
Percutaneous nephrolithotomy in patients with spinal deformities
I. Kartalas Goumas, H. Yasser, P. Bernardini, E. Itri, A. Del Nero, E. Montanari, Italy
VP26.9
PCNL under regional anaesthesia-a study of 750 cases
U. Sathaye, India
VP26.10 Full-HD digital technology in percutaneous approach of pyelocaliceal
lithiasis
B. Geavlete, V. Mirciulescu, R. Multescu, P. Geavlete, Romania
VP26.11 Previous open nephrolithotomy: Does it affect tubeless
percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCNL) efficacy and safety?
B. Lojanapiwat, Thailand
VP26.12 Comparison the results and complications between standard and
tubeless PCNL
M. Darabi Mahboub, R. Taghavi, J. Sadidi, N. Akbari, Iran
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V-poster Sessions
VP26.13 Management of nephrolithiasis in autosomal dominant polycystic
kidneys
A. Patel, Baishya, A. Ganpule, M. V, R. Sabnis, M. Desai, USA
VP26.14 Lower pole fluoroscopic-guided percutaneous renal access:
Which calyx is posterior?
B. Eisner, J. Cloyd, M. Stoller, USA
VP26.15 Percutaneous nephrolithotomy(PCNL): Comparison of alken
telescopic and one-shot metalic cone-tip dilator
M. Hosseini, A. Aminsharifi, A. Aryafar, D. Hosseini Niashiran, Iran
VP26.16 Results of percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCNL) of upper calices
with subcostal access
M. Rahmani, M. Darabi Mahboub, Iran
VP26.17 Wisdom of doing tubeless pcnl: randomized prospective controlled
study of early removal of external body tubes vs. tubeless PCNL
S. Mishra, A. Kurien, A. Ganpule, V. Muthu, R. Sabnis, M. Desai, India
VP26.18 Percutaneous nephrolithotomy in patients with the horseshoe kidney
S. Zenkov, A. Nemenova, K. Berestennikov, Russia
VP26.19 Management of complete ureteropelvic obstructions with
antegrade percutaneous technique
S. Bedir, M. Zor, L. Tahmaz, M. Kilciler, Y. Ozgok, M. Dayanc, Turkey
VP26.20 Mini-invasive treatment of calculosis in urinary reno-ureteral
malformations: Our experience
A. Scavuzzo, M. Puglisi, A. Costa, M. Falsaperla, A. Bonaccorsi, A. Saita, Italy
15.30 – 16.00
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14.00 – 15.30
MP17
Robotics – Kidney
Moderators: M. Bhandari, USA
F. Kim, USA
Asam II
MP17.1 Robotic kidney surgery in patients with previous abdominal surgery:
feasibility and perioperative outcomes
M. Patel, A. Bhandari, E. Kheterpal, A. Pichurko, M. Menon, C. Rogers, USA
MP17.2 Robotic partial nephrectomy for renal tumors greater than 4 cm
M. Patel, R. Laungani, A. Shrivastava, E. Kheterpal, M. Menon, C. Rogers, USA
MP17.3 Robotic laparoendoscopic single site surgery using Gelport as the
access platform
R. Stein, W. White, R. Goel, B. Irwin, G. Haber, J. Kaouk, USA
MP17.4 Does training on a virtual reality robotic simulator improve
performance on the da Vinci surgical system?
M. Lerner, M. Ayalew, S. Lucas, W. Peine, C. Sundaram, USA
MP17.5 Initial experience with robot-assisted nephrectomies: comparison
with laparoscopic and hand-assisted laparoscopic approaches
M. Lerner, S. Popp, T. Gardner, C. Sundaram, USA
MP17.6 Robot-assisted laparoscopic partial nephrectomy practice patterns:
the Da Vinci™ surgical system facilitates adoption of minimally
invasive partial nephrectomy
R. Munver, J. Uberoi, J. Yates, USA
MP17.7 Robotic or manual guided high intensity focused ultrasound?
S. Thueroff, A. Neumayr, H. Kiel, C. Chaussy, Germany
MP17.8 Comparison of robotic – assisted versus conventional laparoscopic
pyeloplasty for patients with ureteropelvic junction obstruction:
A single center study by two surgeons
R. Leveillee, J. Bracho II, M. Aziz, V. Bird, USA
MP17.9 Contrasting the daVinci SI and the daVinci S robot surgical systems:
What is new?
C. Wong, K. Strom, M. Spaliviero, USA
MP17.10 Complications of robot-assisted partial nephrectomy: The learning
curve for adoption of a new technology
R. Munver, J. Yates, J. Uberoi, USA
MP17.11 Robotic partial nephrectomy: Cumulative single center experience
W. White, G. Haber, R. Goel, S. Crouzet, J. Kaouk, USA
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MP17.12 Early results of robotic lymphadenectomy for renal cell carcinoma:
initial patient series
R. Abaza, USA
MP17.13 Initial series of robotic nephrectomy with vena caval tumor
thrombectomy
R. Abaza, USA
MP17.14 Robot-assisted partial nephrectomy for renal cell carcinoma:
Comparison of surgical outcome with laparoscopic partial
nephrectomy
T. Kang, C. Song, J. Hong, H. Ahn, Korea
MP17.15 Comparison of surgical outcomes of open, laparoscopic, and robotic
partial nephrectomy
U. Boylu, M. Pinsky, A. Tracey, M. Hopkins, R. Thomas, B. Lee, USA
MP17.16 Comparison of the renal functions after open, laparoscopic, and
robotic partial nephrectomy
U. Boylu, M. Pinsky, M. Hopkins, A. Tracey, B. Lee, USA
MP17.17 Margin analysis of robot assisted partial nephrectomy and
laparoscopic partial nephrectomy
A. Wang, S. Bhayani, USA
MP17.18 Comparison of laparoscopic versus robotic assisted partial
nephrectomy: One surgeons early experience
J. Mandeville, J. Delong, A. Moinzadeh, USA
MP17.19 Clinical pathway for discharge on postoperative day one after
robotic partial nephrectomy
R. Abaza, USA
MP17.20 Non-clamping versus renal hilar clamping robotic and laparoscopic
partial nephrectomy
S. Parekattil, J. Sijo, H. Atalah, L. Su, USA
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14.00 – 15.30
MP18
Miscellaneous
Moderators: R. Leveillee, USA
R. Horsch, Germany
Effner II
MP18.1 Inhibitory effect of total extract of saffron on cell line of
adenocarcinoma of the kidney
H. Ahmadnia, J. Tavakol Afshari, A. Yarmohamadi, A. Malaeke Ghochani,
A. Borok, Iran
MP18.2 A prospective study of the efficacy and tolerability of ambulatory
Holmium laser ablation of recurrent non-muscle-invasive transitional
cell carcinoma with flexible cystoscope under local anaesthesia
D. Macdonald, R. Jones, H. Syed, United Kingdom
MP18.4 Enhanced “tumor perfusion” does not translate into increased
freeze time during percutaneous CT-guided renal cryotherapy
P. Sountoulidis, M. Louie, D. Pick, S. Said, E. McDougall, R. Clayman, USA
MP18.5 Secondary vesical amyloidosis – rare cause of massive hematuria
S. Pereira, D. Martinho, M. Melo, A. Romão, T. Leitão, H. Correia, Portugal
MP18.7 Local anaesthetic holmium laser ablation of superficial transitional
cell tumour recurrences in patients with significant co-morbidity
D. Wilby, G. Zisengwe, N. Smith, K. Thomas, United Kingdom
MP18.8 Preliminary investigations with irreversible electroporation in
in-vivo porcine kidneys for renal tumor treatment
R. Leveillee, N. Salas, C. Moore, M. Jorda, M. Sierra, J. Shield, USA
MP18.9 Comparison of the robotic camera holder freehand® to the
conventional imaging at the nerve sparing endoscopic extraperitoneal radical prostatectomy – a prospective study with 50 cases
J. Stolzenburg, T. Franz, K. Turner, M. Do, P. Kallidonis, E. Liatsikos, Germany
MP18.10 Bioimpedance body composition analysis predicts histopathology of
small renal cortical neoplasms
J. Rosales Araujo, J. Moreno, G. Haramis, Z. Okhunov, K. Badani, J. Landman, USA
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MP18.11 Evaluation of applied laparoscopic urology course using validated
checklist
S. Guven, C. Gürbüz, A. Gözen, L. Tunc, F. Saracoglu, Y. Ozgok, Turkey
MP18.12 Does robotic surgery hasten functional recovery?
R. Hedgepeth, R. Dunn, S. Wolf, J. Wei, B. Hollenbeck, USA
MP18.13 Does the presence of robotic surgery affect demographics in
patients choosing to undergo radical prostatectomy?
a multi-center contemporary analysis
P. Cheetham, D. Lee, S. Brewster, M. Truesdale, K. Badani, USA
MP18.14 Characterization of renal ischemia using DLP® hyperspectral imaging:
A comparison of artery-only occlusion (AO) versus artery and vein
occlusion
C. Tracy, R. Francis, E. Wehner, J. Smith, J. Cadeddu, K. Zuzak, USA
MP18.15 The use of sprayed tisseel (fibrinogen, aprotinin and thrombin) as the
sole hemostatic agent in porcine laparoscopic partial nephrectomy
D. Pick, S. Kolla, M. Louie, J. Tongson-ignacio, E. McDougall, R. Clayman, USA
MP18.16 Laparoendoscopic single-site (less) versus conventional laparoscopic
donor nephrectomy
S. Rais-Bahrami, A. Herati, M. Atalla, S. Andonian, L. Richstone, L. Kavoussi, USA
MP18.17 Extremely large prostate size matters for functional outcomes
following robotic assisted radical prostatectomy
T. Skolarus, S. Zhang, B. Hollenbeck, Greece
MP18.18 The use of patient-controlled analgesia at 60 versus 120 shocks per
minutes in extracorporpoeral shock wave lithotripsy
A. Lo, N. Lee, C. Ng, Singapore
MP18.19 What about the quality of randomized clinical trials presented at
the WCE meeting?
R. Autorino, M. De Sio, R. Stein, C. Quattrone, D. Sorrentino, J. Kaouk, Italy
MP18.20 Continuous procedure based assessment: from surgical training to
learning to be a surgeon in the new era of the european working
time directive
C. Brown, D. Sharma, C. Kouriefs, A. Haq, H. Patel, P. Grange, United Kingdom
15.30 – 16.00
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14.00 – 15.30
MP19
Laparoscopy & Robotics – Upper urinary tract
Moderators: R. Nadler, USA
Z. Akcetin, Turkey
Garmisch
MP19.1 Parallel incision extravesical reimplantation in laparoscopic roboticassisted urinary reconstruction – the “Barry/Mitchell” reimplant
J. Sumfest, USA
MP19.2 Robotic assisted laparoscopic dismembered pyeloplasty for primary
and secondary ureteropelvic junction obstruction:
A multi-institutional experience
M.Patel, R. Ferreira Coelho, R. Munver, V. Bird, R. Leveilee, V. Patel, USA
MP19.3 Predictors of outcome of ureteropelvic junction obstruction following minimally invasive reconstruction based on perioperative
characteristics
A. Goh, M. Kim, R. Link, USA
MP19.4 Perioperative outcomes of laparoscopic and robotic single port surgery
R. Goel, W. White, G. Haber, S. Crouzet, R. Stein, J. Kaouk, USA
MP19.5 How useful is Clavien classification system in endoscopic resection
of prostatic adenoma?
I. Efthimiou, S. Kazoulis, G. Chrisanthacopoulos, G. Skrepetis, I. Christoulakis,
Greece
MP19.6 Comparison of surgical approaches to ureteropelvic junction
obstruction: Percutaneous endopyelotomy versus open
dismembered pyeloplasty
A. Unsal, C. Kara, M. Bayindir, B. Resorlu, Turkey
MP19.7 The surgical strategy for the iatrogenic ureteral trauma complicating
upper tract obstruction
J. Pan, W. Xue, H. Chen, Q. Chen, Y. Chen, Y. Huang, China
MP19.8 Influence of prolonged ureteral stent drainage of the upper urinary
tract on renal functional capacity
A. Chepurov, S. Zenkov, I. Mamaev, E. Pronkin, Russia
MP19.9 Robotic versus open ureteral reimplantation for distal ureter benign
stricture disease
S. Kozinn, J. Mandeville, K. Hamawy, A. Sorcini, D. Canes, A. Moinzadeh, USA
MP19.10 Early experience of robot-assisted laparoscopic pyeloplasty
J. Lee, I. Seo, D. Han, J. Rim, I. Mun, Y. Chae, Korea
MP19.11 Retrograde ballon dilatation of pelvi-ureteric obstruction in patients
with impaired general condition
K. Skrepetis, K. Tzelepis, I. Efthimiou, G. Stathouros, P. Kalomiris, Greece
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MP19.12 Anatomical knowledge acquisition training module based on robot
assisted radical prostatectomy
S. Kommu, Z. Hashim, C. Eden, A. Golash, C. Luscombe, United Kingdom
MP19.13 Dose the early ligation of the ureter during surgery reduce the risk
of bladder recurrence after nephroureterectomy for upper tract
transitional cell carcinoma?
Y. Kobayashi, T. Saika, S. Uehara, T. Watanabe, Y. Nasu, H. Kumon, Japan
MP19.14 The use of endoprosthesis in the management of iatrogenic ureteric
strictures or fistula caused by surgery complications
J. Torrecilla García-Ripoll, S. Martin, J. Trueba Arguiñarena, S. Alonso Menéndez,
M. López Pedreira, E. Fernández Del Busto, Spain
MP19.15 Correlation of GFR to nephron loss in living renal donors
J. Page, S. Stroup, USA
MP19.16 Comparison of optical resolution with digital and standard
fiberoptic ureterorenoscopes in an in vitro model
K. Nutahara, T. Shishido, T. Okegawa, E. Higashihara, Japan
MP19.17 Bipolar percutaneous resection of renal cysts and calyceal
diverticula: An intermediate-term analysis
R. Korets, M. Lee, K. Xavier, M. Gupta, USA
MP19.18 Histotripsy of renal VX-2 tumor in a rabbit model: feasibility
J. Wheat, T. Hall, K. Wojno, C. Cain, W. Roberts, USA
MP19.19 The factors affecting non-urologic postoperative complications
after a laparoscopic surgery in urologic area
J. Lee, S. Lee, H. Lee, J. Kim, S. Jeon, Korea
MP19.20 Comparison of malignancy in complex cystic versus solid small renal
masses
V. Ta, S. Wu, D. Rebuck, K. Perry, N. Smith, R. Nadler, USA
15.30 – 16.00
182
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14.00 – 15.30
MP20
Moderators: M. Gallucci, Italy
J. Cheon, Korea
Partenkirchen
MP20.1 Microparticulate ice slurry for renal hypothermia: Laparoscopic
partial nephrectomy in a porcine model
S. Shikanov, M. Wille, M. Large, A. Razmaria, D. Lifshitz, A. Shalhav, USA
MP20.2 Extraperitoneal laparoscopic retroperitoneal radical lymphadenectomy in 3 cases
Y. Changjun, China
MP20.3 Risk factors for persistent hypertension after laparoscopic adrenalectomy in patients with aldosterone producing adenoma
T. Kwon, T. Kim, E. Yoo, Y. Park, J. Kim, H. Kim, Korea
MP20.4 Impact of lymph node dissection on disease-free survival in patients
with urothelial carcinoma of the renal pelvis; comparison between
laparoscopic and open surgery
Y. Matsukawa, R. Hattori, Y. Yoshino, O. Kamihira, T. Kinukawa, M. Gotoh, Japan
MP20.5 Simultaneous transperitoneal and retroperitoneal hand-assisted
laparoscopic nephroureterectomy with bladder cuff excision
MP20.6 Laparoscopic lymphadenectomy for nodal recurrence following
radical prostatectomy: The role of integrated 18F-choline PET-CT
G. Simone, R. Papalia, S. Guaglianone, A. Bove, E. Forastiere, M. Gallucci, Italy
MP20.7 Factors affecting blood loss during partial nephrectomy
U. Boylu, A. Tracey, M. Pinsky, M. Hopkins, R. Thomas, B. Lee, USA
MP20.8 Contemporary surgical management and results of extra-adrenal
pheochromocytoma: The role of open and laparoscopic approaches
E. Metrebian, T. Pinheiro, F. Lima, F. Messetti, V. Ortiz, C. Andreoni, Portugal
MP20.9 Oncologic outcomes of surgical margin positive patients following
partial nephrectomy
U. Boylu, M. Pinsky, A. Tracey, M. Hopkins, B. Lee, USA
MP20.10 Comparison of laparoscopic and open partial nephrectomy in T1a
renal cell carcinomas: A multicenter analysis in Korea
S. Byun, S. Kang, T. Kwon, I. Seo, T. Hwang, K. Rha, Korea
MP20.11 Evaluation robotic-assisted laparoscopic adrenalectomy: Our first
experience of 10 patients
L. Yong Seong, S. Ha Jeong, C. Sang Hoon, L. Young Goo, Korea
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MP20.12 Evaluation of the safety of perioperative enoxaparin administration
in patients undergoing robotic-assisted laparoscopic radical prostatectomy
J. Yates, J. Uberoi, I. Sawczuk, D. Golombos, M. Gross, R. Munver, USA
MP20.13 Delayed hemorrhage after laparoscopic partial nephrectomy:
Frequency and angiographic findings
S. Montag, C. Seideman, A. Rastinehad, M. Vira, L. Richstone, L. Kavoussi, USA
MP20.14 Early experience with laparoscopic surgery of two young urologists
F. Vicentini, M. Hisano, Brazil
MP20.15 Perioperative and oncological evaluation of 4 different approaches
for radical prostatectomy: Perineal, open, laparoscopic and robotic
C. Andreoni, R. Natalin, C. Paiva, C. Utida, V. Ortiz, Italy
MP20.16 Preliminary oncologic outcome of laparoscopic adrenalectomy for
isolated adrenal metastasis
R. Papalia, G. Simone, S. Guaglianone, A. Bove, E. Forastiere, M. Gallucci, Italy
MP20.17 The effect of training period to success and complication rates of
laparoscopic procedures
U. Altug, F. Yalcinkaya, F. Demirel, M. Topcuoglu, Turkey
MP20.18 Comparison of laparscopy training using the box trainer versus the
virtual trainer
Y. Mohammadi, M. Lerner, A. Sethi, S. Lucas, C. Sundaram, USA
MP20.19 Laparoscopic renal surgery (LRS) in patients under hemodialysis
treatment: No problem
O. Sanli, T. Tefik, A. Atar, T. Mut, M. Tunc, C. Özsoy, Turkey
MP20.20 Haemodynamic changes after retroperitoneal CO2 insufflation for
posterior retropertoneoscopic adrenalectomy
S. Soleymani, Iran
15.30 – 16.00
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15.30 – 16.00
Subplenary Sessions
16.00 – 17.30
SP18
Nightmares in Endourology
Chairman: M.S. Michel, Germany
Faculty:
P. Puppo, Italy
A. Smith, USA
S. Nakada, USA
A. Mendoza, Mexico
D. Frohneberg, Germany
Atlanta
SP 18.1 Transrectal prostate biospy
M. Hruza, Germany
SP18.2
Robotic renal surgery
B. Lee, USA
SP 18.3 Emergency Ureterorenoscopy
C. Scoffone, C. Cracco, M. Poggio, M. Cossu, R. Scarpa, Italy
SP 18.4 Ureteroneoscopy for proximal ureteral stone
K. Oberhagemann, H. Böhme, T. Bach , A. Gross, Germany
SP 18.5 Hydronephrosis post hysterectomy
R. Multescu, D. Georgescu, B. Geavlete, P. Geavlete, Romania
SP 18.6 Acute Renal Failure Secondary to Bilateral Ureteric Tumours:
The Role of Endourology (The interesting case)
K. Thomas, M. Khan, T. O`Brian, UK
Subplenary Sessions
16.00 – 17.30
SP19
Update of 2nd International Meeting on Focal Therapy:
Tulips from Amsterdam
Chairmen: J. de la Rosette, The Netherlands
T. Polascik, USA
SP19.1
Focal therapy of small renal tumors: oncologic efficacy
I. Gill, USA
SP19.2
Focal kidney ablation: an alternative to active surveillance
P. Laguna, The Netherlands
SP19.3
Laparoscopic versus percutaneous focal therapy
J. Landman, USA
SP19.4
Imaging and focal therapy in prostate cancer
SP19.5
Prostate cancer multifocality and focal therapy
F. Algaba, Spain
SP19.6
Contemporary results of focal prostate cryotherapy
T. Polascik, USA
Sydney
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Video Sessions
16.00 – 17.30
VS18
Laparoscopy – Kidney
Moderators: M. Desai, USA
F. Atug, Turkey
Klenze
VS18.1
Laparoscopic donor nephrectomy: Our preliminary results
I. Yavascaoglu, H. Dogan, E. Gursoy, Y. Kordan, H. Vuruskan, B. Oktay, Turkey
VS18.2
Bridging technique for less donor nephrectomy
D. Puder, K. Ebrahimi, C. Tenggardjaja, F. Jellison, L. Nicolay, D. Baldwin, USA
VS18.3
Laproendoscopic single site(LESS) donor nephrectomy
G. Arvind, D. Dhawan, A. Kurien, V. Muthu, R. Sabnis, M. Desai, India
VS18.4
Laparoendoscopic single site (LESS) Pfannenstiel donor nephrectomy
S. Andonian, M. Atalla, A. Herati, S. Rais-Bahrami, L. Richstone, L. Kavoussi, USA
VS18.5
Laparoendoscopic single site (LESS) donor nephrectomy: Alternative
use of the Gelport device
A. Patel, W. White, G. Haber, R. Goel, S. Crouzet, J. Kaouk, USA
VS18.6
Laparoscopic renal transplantation (LRT): A new challenge
A. Rosales, J. Salvador, G. Urdaneta, S. Esquena, M. Montlleó, H. Villavicencio,
Spain
VS18.7
Robotic radical nephrectomy for complex renal masses
M. Patel, R. Laungani, E. Kheterpal, A. Pichurko, M. Menon, C. Rogers, USA
VS18.9
Technique of laparoscopic endoscopic single site surgery (LESS)
radical nephrectomy
J. Stolzenburg, P. Kallidonis, G. Hellawell, M. Do, A. Dietel, E. Liatsikos, Germany
VS18.10 Single port access for simple nephrectomy in non functioning renal
units – an evolving concept
P. Ranjan, D. Dhawan, R. Baishya, A. Ganpule, M. Desai, M. Desai, USA
186
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Video Sessions
16.00 – 17.30
VS19
Laparoscopy – Adrenal
Moderators: K. Suzuki, Japan
Holl
VS19.1
Laparoscopic adrenalectomy: Uludag University experience
I. Yavascaoglu, Y. Kordan, H. Dogan, M. Danisoglu, H. Vuruskan, B. Oktay, Turkey
VS19.2
Laparoscopic adrenalectomy for large adrenal masses
R. Sotelo, A. Branco, M. Miranda, R. De Andrade, O. Carmona, D. Canes,
Venezuela
VS19.3
Laparoscopic resection of periadrenal paraganglioma
A. Tuncel, Y. Aslan, O. Han, S. Seckin, A. Atan, Turkey
VS19.4
Laparoscopic adrenalectomy of large (>7cm), hypervascular
pheochromocytoma
N. Hamilton, S. Savage, USA
VS19.5
Laparoscopic management for extra-adrenal pheochromocytoma in
four different cases
T. Pinheiro, E. Metrebian, F. Sepúlveda, F. Messetti, V. Ortiz, C. Andreoni, Brazil
VS19.6
Robotic adrenalectomy: Surgical technique and outcomes
H. Atalah, L. Yeung, P. Sijo, L. Su, USA
VS19.7
Synchronous twin track PCNL
R. Sabnis, G. Arvind, A. Shetty, V. Muthu, M. Desai, India
VS19.8
Percutaneous cholecystolithotomy: A case for fulguration of the gall
bladder wall
S. Andonian, A. Rastinehad, A. Smith, D. Siegel, USA
VS19.9
Combined percutaneous antegrade & ureteroscopic retrograde
approach in the treatment of total ureteral disruption and
ureterovaginal fistula after total laparoscopic hysterectomy
H. Shah, A. Khandkar, H. Sodha, S. Kharodawala, M. Bansal, India
VS19.10 Robotic diverticulectomy in a pediatric patient
M. Erhard, N. Le, USA
187
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Video Sessions
16.00 – 17.30
VS20
Moderators: R. Thomas, USA
G. Breda, Italy
VS20.1
Dismembered retroperitoneoscopic pyeloplasty for the treatment of
symptomatic ureteropelvic junction obstruction in a 12 year old boy
with duplicated collecting system
S. Subotic, A. Gözen, T. Bayer, R. Gumpinger, J. Rassweiler, Germany
VS20.2
Stentless robot assisted laparoscopic dismembered pyeloplasty
M. Lerner, C. Sundaram, USA
VS20.3
Individualized management of ureteropelvic junction obstruction
during robot assisted laparoscopic dismembered pyeloplasty
M. Lerner, C. Sundaram, USA
VS20.4
Laparoscopic repair of retrocaval ureter
O. Sanli, T. Tefik, O. Aytac, E. Salabas, M. Karadeniz, C. Özsoy, Turkey
VS20.5
Robot assisted pyeloplasty for ureteropelvic junction obstruction
I. Tufek, H. Akpinar, F. Atug, S. Aksit, A. Kural, Turkey
VS20.6
Iatrogenic diaphragmatic lesion: Laparoscopic repair
VS20.7
Transperitoneal laparoscopic retrocaval ureter correction
G. Franco, P. Francesco, G. Andrea, S. Antonio, I. Giacomo Piero, Italy
VS20.8
Transumbilical laparoscopic (NOTUS) pyeloplasty with standard
instrumentation
B. Dauster, L. Dorea, C. Pugas, P. Furtado, M. Fucs, Brazil
VS20.9
Management of crossing vessels (and other findings) during robotic
pyeloplasty
U. Boylu, B. Lee, R. Thomas, USA
VS20.10 Robotic redo pyeloplasty in the pediatric population
M. Erhard, N. Le, USA
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V-poster Sessions
16.00 – 17.30
VP27
Moderators: M. Beer, Germany
J. Date, India
München I
VP27.1
Outcome of renal function in retroperitoneal laparoscopic partial
nephrectomy with ice slush cooling
T. Aoyagi, A. Sazawa, T. Harabayashi, S. Maruyama, N. Shinohara, K. Nonomura,
Japan
VP27.2
Laparoscopic nephroureterectomy for upper urinary tract transitional cell carcinoma: Long-term oncologic outcomes
S. Ha, Y. Park, J. Ku, H. Jeong, C. Kwak, H. Kim, Korea
VP27.3
Laparoscopic partial nephrectomy by clinical stage: Comparing
off-clamp versus complete hilar-control
S. Rais-Bahrami, A. Herati, A.K. George, S. Andonian, L. Richstone, L. Kavoussi,
USA
VP27.4
Laparoscopic partial nephrectomy – learning curve for initial 87 cases
Y. Naitoh, A. Kawauchi, K. Kamoi, J. Soh, F. Hongo, T. Miki, Japan
VP27.5
Management of positive surgical margin during Thulium laser
assisted laparoscopic partial nephrectomy
Y. Bayazit, I. Aridogan, D. Abat, A. Aytutuldu, S. Erdogan, S. Doran, Turkey
VP27.6
Laparoendoscopic single-site (LESS) partial nephrectomy via an
umbilical approach without accessory ports
S. Rais-Bahrami, M. Schwartz, A. Herati, M. Atalla, L. Kavoussi, L. Richstone,
USA
VP27.7
Long term experience with laparoscopic partial nephrectomy
following superselective transarterial embolization
G. Simone, R. Papalia, A. Bove, S. Guaglianone, E. Forastiere, M. Gallucci, Italy
VP27.8
Multicenter experience with non-ischemic laparoscopic partial
nephrectomy utilizing habib 4x™ bipolar radiofrequency ablation
coagulator
I. Derweesh, M. Allaf, J. Berkowitz, H. Atalah, S. Stroup, S. Parekattil, USA
VP27.9
Laparoscopic partial nephrectomy using a microwave tissue
coagulator for t1 renal cell carcinoma
N. Tanaka, K. Fujimoto, Y. Hirao, Japan
VP27.10 Transperitoneal laparoscopic nephrectomy for giant hydronephrosis
VP27.11 Laparoscopically assisted percutaneous nephrolithotripsy in special
cases
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V-poster Sessions
VP27.12 The results of laparoscopic nephron sparing surgery (NSS) in
patients with kidney cancer
VP27.13 Creating an objective assessment of surgeon proficiency for the
hilar dissection during laparoscopic nephrectomy
E. McDougall, H. Winfield, R. Sweet, C. Sundaram, M. Desai, S. Shichman
VP27.14 Does the presence of urinary stone disease affect the peroperatif
and postoperative complication rates of laparoscopic simple
nephrectomy?
A. Tefekli, A. Tepeler, T. Akman, M. Binbay, M. Baykal, A. Müslümanoðlu, Turkey
VP27.15 Selective arterial embolization (SAE) prior to laparoscopic partial
nephrectomy (LPN) as first-line treatment of symptomatic renal
angiomyolipoma (AML) ≥4 cm: A retrospective analysis on 18 cases
U. Anceschi, A. Amici, C. Torcia, F. Peris, S. Lauretti, Italy
VP27.16 The only significant parameter associated with decreased complication rates in laparoscopic nephrectomy: Surgeon’s experience
O. Sanli, T. Tefik, T. Mut, S. Karakus, M. Ortac, M. Tunc, Turkey
VP27.17 Single-center comparison of standard laparoscopic surgery and
hand-assisted laparoscopic surgery in treatment of renal masses
R. Leveillee, M. Aziz, J. Bracho ii, J. Shields, V. Bird, USA
VP27.18 Is it possible to complete laparoscopic simple and radical nephrectomy without open conversion?
A. Kural, M. Tuna, H. Akpinar, C. Öbek, O. Demirkesen, Ý. Tüfek, Turkey
VP27.19 Retroperitoneal laparoscopic radical nephrectomy for renal cell
carcinoma:report of 88 cases
C. Xiaoming, W. Dongwen, Z. Xuhui, China
VP27.20 Laparoscopic-assisted cryoablation for renal cancer is nephronsparing
L. Lund, M. Jønler, L. Pedersen, J. Abrahamsen, Sweden
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V-poster Sessions
16.00 – 17.30
VP28
Miscellanous
Moderators: N. Simforoosh, Iran
M. Hruza, Germany
München II
VP28.1
Treatment of paracalyceal cyst and secundary lithiasis with a singlesession laparoscopic and percutaneous approach
G. Caddeo, P. Usai, A. De Lisa, Italy
VP28.2
Large bladder stone: percutaneous suprapubic cystolithotripsy
(PCCL) or transurethral cystolithotripsy (TUCL)?
M. Hosseini, A. Aryafar, A. Aminsharifi, A. Yousefi, R. Inaloo, A. Hassanpour, Iran
VP28.3
Multimodal therapeutic approaches to forgotten ureteral stents
S. Rabani, Iran
VP28.4
A retrospective study for urologic complications after transureteral
lithotripsy (TUL) procedure in 100 patients refered to Imam Reza
Hospital
M. Darabi Mahboub, R. Taghavi, M. Namjoo, Iran
VP28.5
Complications and conversions of laparoendoscopic single-site surgery (LESS): Multi-center experience results from the notes working
group
B. Irwin, J. Cadeddu, C. Tracy, F. Kim, W. Molina, A. Rane, C. Sundaram,
J. Raybourn III, I. Gill, L. Kavoussi, R. Lee, M. Desai, USA
VP28.6
Percutaneous nephrostomy (PCN) by urologist
M. Hosseini, A. Aminsharifi, A. Aryafar, S. Ezatzadegan, M. Pakfetrat, Iran
VP28.7
Clipless laparoscopic retroperitoneal lymph node dissection using
bipolar electrocoagulation for sealing lymphatic vessels; initial
series
N. Simforoosh, H. Nasseh, P. Masoudi, M. Asle zare, S. Ghohestani,
R. Eshratkhah, Iran
VP28.8
Surgical technique of transurethral enucleation of intramural
bladder leiomyomas
K. Polyzois, I. Galanos, C. Georgiou, I. Fokitis, Greece
VP28.9
Our experience of antegrade minimum incision endoscopic surgery
of prostate cancer
T. Hosoi, H. Uchida, N. Takahashi, F. Murakami, K. Suzuki, Japan
VP28.10 Single percutaneous access under endoscopic control for
management of large bladder stones
E. Erkan, V. Sacak, G. Toktas, S. Ozkan, M. Demiray, E. Unluer, Turkey
VP28.11 Percutaneous resection of renal pelvis urothelial carcinoma
G. Simone, M. Ferriero, R. Papalia, S. Guaglianone, E. Forastiere, M. Gallucci,
Italy
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V-poster Sessions
VP28.12 Is bacteriuria in patients with nephrostomy tube and complete
obstruction of the ureter limited only to upper urinary tract system?
C. Toutziaris, P. Gritsios, V. Adamou, A. Giakoumelos, K. Hatzimouratidis, Greece
VP28.13 Laparoscopic management of synthetic mesh erosions of the bladder
J. Ma, A. Herati, A.K. George, M. A. Atalla, L. Richstone, L. R. Kavoussi, USA
VP28.14 Percutaneous cystolithotomy for calculi in reconstructed bladders:
The UCLA experience
A. Breda, M. Mossangen, J. Harper, J. Leppert, P. Schulam, B. Churchill, USA
VP28.15 Long-term results of immediate endoscopic realignement of
complete posterior urethral disruption
M. Sofer, A. Beri, H. Matzkin, I. Kaver, USA
VP28.16 Anti-retropulsion devices increase stone fragmentation efficiency
with holmium:yag laser lithotripsy
B. Chew, L. Jonat, D. Lange, R. Paterson, J. Teichman, USA
VP28.17 Ureteroscopically assisted totally laparoscopic appendiculovesicostomy
A. Aminsharifi, R. Niroomand, A. Eslahi, Iran
VP28.18 A continuum based approach for skill acquisition for dorsal vein ligation using the laparoendoscopic single site surgery (LESS) platform
S. Kommu, T. Finnigan, A. Chakravarti, A. Golash, C. Luscombe, United Kingdom
VP28.19 Drainage of symptomatic hydronephrosis in patiens with local
advanced prostate cancer
C. Netsch, A. Beeck, T. Bach, A. Gross, Germany
VP28.20 Prospective comparison of standard versus tubeless Mini-PCNL
G. Wendt-Nordahl, F. Wezel, M.S. Michel, T. Knoll, Germany
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16.00 – 17.30
MP21
Pediatrics and Upper tract
Moderators: W. Feitz, The Netherlands
M. Ost, USA
Assam II
MP21.1 Bilateral cryptorchidism in silver-russell syndrome:
the first experience of laparoscopic orchiopexy
K. Yoo, S. Jeon, J. Lee, J. Kim, Korea
MP21.2 The endoscopic therapy for melamine-associated urolithiasis in
children
Z. Xiao-Feng, Y. Yuan-Hu, X. Ri-Hai, China
MP21.3 Effect of unilateral orchiectomy on contralateral testicular damage
in unilateral testicular torsion
S. Paick, H. Kim, M. Baek, Y. Lho, B. Lee, H. Choi, Korea
MP21.4 Percutaneous management of nephrolithiasis in children and
adolescents with spinal cord lesion
B. Gayed, M. Smaldone, K. Shahrour, K. Sternberg, A. Mohamed, M. Ost, USA
MP21.5 Incidence of urinary tract infections in children after successful correction of vesicoureteral reflux: comparison of endoscopic injection
and open surgery
O. Tanriverdi, M. Sýlay, M. Kadihasanoglu, H. Sirin, K. Horasanli, C. Miroglu,
Greece
MP21.6 The effect of restrictive bariatric surgery on kidney stone risk factors
M. Semins, S. Donahue, K. Steele, J. Asplin, J. Berkowitz, B. Matlaga, USA
MP21.7 The preliminary results of treatment outcomes on 60 verse 120
shock waves per minutes in an electroconductive lithotriptor
A. Lo, M. Gohel, K. Wong, C. N, Singapore
MP21.8 Multiple aneurysms in patients with chronic renal failure undergoing angio-embolisation for bleeding following percutaneous renal
intervention: what are we dealing with?
R. Mavuduru, D. Sarkar, S. Singh, M. Agarwal, A. Lal, A. Mandal, India
MP21.9 Contemporary experience in the management of angiomyolipoma
M. Jorge, J. Rosales, Z. Okhunov, J. Landman, J. McKiernan, K. Badani, USA
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MP21.10 Percutaneous management of renal and perinephric abscesses
T. Haresh, V. Joshi, India
MP21.11 Late diagnosis and treatment of renal pseudoaneurysm in pediatric
patient: complication of percutaneous nephrolithotomy
M. Istanbulluoglu, E. Yildirim, T. Cicek, B. Ozturk, Turkey
MP21.12 Unsatisfactory screening of urine with the next generation urine
flow cytometer (UF-1000I) for significant bacteriuria
G. Bonkat, M. Rieken, A. Feike, S. Wyler, T. Gasser, A. Bachmann, Switzerland
MP21.13 Analysis of infectious stones: variability of laboratory analysis
A. Krambeck, N. Khan, M. Jackson, J. Lingeman, J. Williams jr., USA
MP21.14 Endoscopic management of plastic foreign body during percutaneous
nephrolithotomy
S. Guven, A. Ozturk, O. Kilic, U. Ozdemir, M. Piskin, M. Kilinc, Turkey
MP21.15 Percutaneous nephrolithotomy under spinal anesthesia in treatment
of staghorn calculi
S.H. Mousavi-bahar, B. Borzouei, H. Babolhavaeji, Iran
MP21.16 Renal access by urologist or radiologist during percutaneous
nephrolithotomy
J. Tomaszewski, M. Smaldone, S. Jackman, T. Averch, USA
MP21.17 The radio graphic appearance of the calculi in put film and its
effects on the result of extra corporeal shock wave lithotripsy
M. Etafy, Egypt
MP21.18 Closed external end double j catherter as a nephrostent in pyeloplasty for very small children with uretero-pelvic junction obstruction
S.M. R. Rabani, Iran
MP21.19 Similarities and differences between two different centers in percutaneus nephrolithotomy for large stones in horseshoe kidneys
A. Skolarikos, A. Tefekli, A. Bisas, E. Sari, AY Müslümanoglu, C. Deliveliotis,
Turkey
MP21.20 The Comparison of digital and conventional flexible Ureterorenoscopy outcomes
M. Binbay, AY Müslümanoglu, E. Yuruk, T. Akman , F. Ozgur, A. Tefekli, Turkey
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16.00 – 17.30
MP22
Endourology for nephrolithiasis
Moderators: M. Stoller, USA
A. Sahin, Turkey
Effner II
MP22.1 The modified amplatz pcnl sheath – initial experience
S. Umranikar, P. Kumar, R. Kulkarni, E. Bellamy, P. Rao, M. Kulkarni, India
MP22.2 Non-contact infrared temperature measurement of ultrasonic
lithotripsy probes – a comparison of 3 different lithotripters during
percutaneous nephrolitholapaxy
C. Keil, P. Olbert, A. Hegele, A. Schrader, R. Hofmann, Germany
MP22.3 PCNL in patients in patients who previously underwent open stone
surgery
T. Haresh, K. Sushil, S. Moteria, A. Jitendra, India
MP22.4 A randomized placebo contol trial to study the in vivo effect of a
chinese herb, shi wai, in male urinary stone former
C. Ng, K. Ip, N. Poon, D. Gohel, Singapore
MP22.5 Ordinance gelatine as an in vitro tissue simulation scaffold for SWL
research
C. Mendez Probst, M. Vanjecek, P. Cadieux, H. Razvi, Canada
MP22.6 Endoscopic guided percutaneous access during percutaneous
nephrolithotomy: Is it of any clinical advantage?
S. Beck, N. Jain, A. Kaplan, G. Box, R. Clayman, E. McDougall, USA
MP22.7 Comparison of medicare reimbursement for treatment of large
solitary renal calculi by ureteroscopy and PCNL
J. Johannes, N. Leone, S. Hubosky, D. Bagley, USA
MP22.8 Osteopontine gene polymorphism in turkish urolithiasis patients
E. Sönmezay, V. Tugcu, N. Gurbuz, A. Bitkin, T. Tarhan, A. Tasci, Turkey
MP22.9 Percutaneous approach for the management of forgotten and
fragmented J-stents
L. Tahmaz, S. Bedir, M. Zor, S. Basal, I. Karabuga, M. Dayanc, Turkey
MP22.10 Extraperitoneal laparoscopy-assisted percutaneous nephrolithotomy
in a patient with osteogenesis imperfecta
L. Tahmaz, S. Basal, M. Zor, Y. Ozgok, M. Kilciler, M. Dayanc, Turkey
MP22.11 Uric acid stone formers – need to update protocols for metabolic
evaluation
H. Joshi, N. Baban, J. Greenwood, United Kingdom
MP22.12 Surrounding fluid environment impacts stone fragmentation rate:
an in vitro model using a hard artificial calculus
C. Mendez Probst, M. Vanjecek, P. Cadieux, H. Razvi, Canada
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MP22.13 Percutaneous access for intrarenal surgery: the learning curve
O. Negrete-Pulido, M. Molina-Torres, A. Loske, J. Gutierrez-Aceves, Mexico
MP22.14 Comparative study the clinical value of single B-mode ultrasound
and B-mode ultrasound combined color Doppler ultrasound in
the guidance of mini-invasive percutaneous nephrolithotomy to
decrease the hemorrhagic complications
X. Gao, M. Lu, X. Pu, China
MP22.15 Minimally invasive percutaneous nephrolithtomy(MPNL) in
treatment of calculi in horseshoe kidney
A. Jitendra, R. Dipak
MP22.16 Tubeless percutaneous renal surgery in supine position: initial
experience and comparison with non tubeless technique
S. Benjamin, F. Vargas, F. Araya, J. De la Torre, P. Valdevenito, E. Maldonado,
Chile
MP22.17 Unique scoring system for selecting a lithotripter
M. Hanna, M. Medhat, R. Prem, USA
MP22.18 Does the presence and severity of hydronephrosis have an impact
on the outcomes of percutaneous nephrolithotomy procedures?
O. Tanriverdi, M. Kendirci, M. Kadihasanoglu, M. Aydin, H. Sirin, C. Miroglu, Turkey
MP22.19 Novel use of a coaxial film-based occlusion device for optimal
access during percutaneous nephrolithotomy
M. Gupta, M. Rothberg, M. Wosnitzer, USA
MP22.20 Percutaneous nephrolithotripsy (PCNL) for patients with previous
open renal surgery: is there any prognostic factor?
S. Ben Rhouma, S. Sallami, M. Basli, A. Horchani, Y. Nouira, Iran
MP22.21 Percutaneous nephrolithotripsy (PCNL) under spinal anesthesia:
A prospective study
T. Haresh, India
196
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
16.00 – 17.30
MP23
Lower urinary tract
Moderators: T. Sulser, Switzerland
H. J. Keller, Germany
Garmisch
MP23.1 Patient-reported outcomes after polydimethylsiloxane injection in
male patients with postoperative stress urinary incontinence
E. Sacco, D. Tienforti, A. D‘Addessi, F. Pinto, M. Gardi, A. Tarquini, P. BassiItaly
MP23.2 Evaluation of long-term results of botulinum-a toxin injections into
the detrusor muscle for idiopathic overactive bladder syndrome
(OAB)
C. Frohme, Z. Varga, A. Schrader, P. Olbert, R. Hofmann, A. Hegele, Germany
MP23.3 Efficacy of repeated botulinum toxin type A (BTX-A) injections into
the bladder muscle due to idiopathic overactive bladder syndrome
C. Frohme, Z. Varga, A. Schrader, P. Olbert, R. Hofmann, A. Hegele, Germany
MP23.4 Is the extensor digitorum brevis test useful in predicting resistance
to treatment with botulinum toxin-A in patients with overactive
bladder?
P. Sangster, V. Kalsi, A. Sahai, C. Cordivari, C. Fowler, P. Dasgupta,
United Kingdom
MP23.5 Treatment of moderate to severe female stress urinary incontinence
with the adjustable continence therapy device after failed surgical
repair
P. Sassani, S. Aboseif, J. Gleason, E. Franke, S. Nash, J. Slutsky, USA
MP23.6 Urinary outcomes following photoselective vaporization of the
prostate
J. Wei, N. Casanova, R. Jackson, L. Wallner, R. Dunn, USA
MP23.7 SIS(submucosal intestinal suine) for the treatment of urinary stress
incontinence in obese women
MP23.8 Goserelin acetate combined pkrp for benign prostatic hyperplasia in
patients with high surgical risk
W. Xue, J. Pan, H. Chen, Q. Chen, Y. Chen, Y. Huang, China
MP23.9 Progression of surgically treated BPH patients with renal insufficiency
T. Haresh, India
MP23.10 Ablative efficiency of lithium triborate laser vaporisation and
conventional transurethral resection of the prostate: A comparison
using transrectal three-dimensional ultrasound volumetry
L. Hefermehl, D. Strebel, O. Gross, T. Sulser, H. Seifert, T. Hermanns, Switzerland
197
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MP23.11 Tempero bipolar radio frequency thermal treatment for chronic
prostatitis: Initial results
C. Beck, A. Beck, Germany
MP23.12 Evaluation of efficacy and safety of KTP photoselective vaporization
of the prostate for the treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia:
the 3-year results
Y. Seungok, J. Tae Young, L. Jeongki, K. Yun Beomm, Korea
MP23.13 Simultaneous surgical treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia
and inguinal hernia (report of 182 cases)
C. Xiaoming, W. Dongwen, L. Chun, China
MP23.14 Safety and efficacy of greenlight laser vaporization of the prostate
in patients with ongoing oral anticoagulation – long-term results
after more than 700 interventions
M. Rieken, G. Bonkat, S. Wyler, T. Gasser, A. Bachmann, Switzerland
MP23.15 Self-expanding stent insertion for recurrent bulbar urethral
strictures: up to15-year follow-up
M. Sercelik, I. Bozkurt, K. Zengin, K. Oskay, O. Yigitbasi, Turkey
MP23.16 Electrospun polymer scaffolds – not an ideal material for bladder
and urethral substitution in a rabbit model
D. Pick, S. Kolla, J. Gelman, M. Louie, E. McDougall, R. Clayman, USA
MP23.17 Changes of voiding symptoms due to long-term ureteral
double-J-stenting
J. Lim, Y. Kim, E. Hwang, S. So, D. Han, E. Kim, Korea
MP23.18 Supracervical robotic assisted sacrocolpopexy and robotic hysterectomy as treatment for pelvic organ prolapse: Preliminary results
A. Benson, B. Kramer, E. Nelson, B. Schwartz, USA
MP23.19 Building a better bladder: pressure-flow urodynamic studies in
cadaveric orthotopic neobladders
A.K. George, A. Herati, A. Srinivasan, L. Kavoussi, M. Vira, L. Richstone, USA
198
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
16.00 – 17.30
MP24
Endourology –upper urinary tract
Moderators: T. Lopez, Portugal
A. Hegele, Germany
Partenkirchen
MP24.1 Ureteroscopic instrument damage; experience after 5,500
ureteroscopies
P. Geavlete, D. Georgescu, R. Multescu, B. Geavlete, Romania
MP24.2 “Chip on a stick” technology – first Romanian experience
P. Geavlete, R. Multescu, V. Mirciulescu, B. Geavlete, Romania
MP24.3 Drilling through the impaction: possible use of an atherectomy
drilling device for urolithiasis
D. Lifshitz, A. Razmaria, S. Shikanov, A. Shalhav, K. Zorn, USA
MP24.4 Creation of a fluid chamber with the accordion device increases
fragmentation during ureteral eswl: In vitro and ex vivo results
J. Ditrolio, P. Ciccone, M. Lasalle, R. Bhalla, USA
MP24.5 Comparative evaluation of efficacy of use tamsulocin and/or
tamsulocin plus dexametazon for explusive therapy of distal
ureteral calculi after extra corporal shock wave lithotripsy
R. Mahdavi Zafarghandi, M. Mahdavi Zafarghandi, Iran
MP24.6 Can the accordion stone device assist in upper ureteral ESWL?
Pilot clinical experience with a novel use of the device?
R. David, USA
MP24.7 Multi-institutional one year follow up experience with the
Resonance™ metallic stent for the management of extrinsic
ureteral obstruction
C. Allam, D. Soderdahl, R. Marcovich, J. Hernandez, USA
MP24.8 A month with a double-j stent: The short term morbidity and
outcomes of ureteric stenting
T. Haresh, India
MP24.9 The effect of protamine sulfate on porcine ureteral permeability
D. Pick, S. Shelkovnivkov, M. Louie, A. Kaplan, E. McDougall, R. Clayman, USA
MP24.10 ECIRS (endoscopic combined intra-renal surgery) for urolithiasis in
Galdakao-modified supine Valdivia position: Our experience
C. Scoffone, P. Massimiliano, C. Cracco, M. Cossu, S. Grande, R. Scarpa, Italy
MP24.11 Irrigation flow differences in flexible ureteroscopes of the newest
generation
S. Kruck, J. Bedke, D. Schilling, K. Sievert, A. Stenzl, U. Nagele, Germany
199
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MP24.12 A validated questionnaire study comparing stent-related symptoms
between conventional JJ stents and a novel thermo-expandable
segmental ureteric metal stent
D. Patel, Z. Maan, T. El-Husseiny, A. Papatsoris, J. Masood, N. Buchholz,
United Kingdom
MP24.13 Ureteric stents and the electronic registry: Do they work?
A. Patel, R. Zakri, N. Shrotri, India
MP24.14 Parallel metallic and polymeric ureteral stenting for ureteroenteric
stricture
M. Wuerstle, J. Gleason, G. Chien, USA
MP24.15 The effect of tamsulosin on expulsion of ureteral stones after
extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy
Y. Seungok, L. Jeongki, J. Tae Young, K. Yun Beom, Korea
MP24.16 Ureteral metal stents: ten years experience for the treatment of
malignant ureteral obstruction
P. Kallidonis, K. Katsanos, D. Karnabatidis, I. Kyriazis, A. Al Aown, E. Liatsikos,
Greece
MP24.17 Evaluation of the effect of endeavor drug eluting stent in the
porcine ureter
P. Kallidonis, I. Kyriazis, A. Al aown, S. Spiliopoulos, C. Kalogeropoulou,
MP24.18 The capability of antiretropulsion devices to redirect fluid irrigation
during ureteroscopy
B. Chew, B. Poh, L. Jonat, D. Lange, Canada
MP24.19 Intraoperative stenting of the upper urinary tract is not necessary
after resection of the ureteric orifice during TUR-B
A. Neisius, R. Gillitzer, S. Keber, C. Hampel, J. Thüroff, Germany
MP24.20 Ability of antiretropulsion devices to prevent intrarenal pressure
rise in ex vivo porcine model
M. Rothberg, L. Suh, M. Gupta, USA
200
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Educational Courses
6.30 – 7.45
6.30 – 7.45
6.30 – 7.45
EC19
Female Urology: Tips and Tricks
of Minimally Invasive therapy
Chairman: G. Badlani, USA
Klenze
EC19.1
Vaginal reconstruction of the pelvic floor: tips and tricks
B. Liedl, Germany
EC19.2
Complications of vaginal surgery:
how to avoid & or deal with them
G. Badlani, USA
EC19.3
All there is to know about BOTOX use
S. Khan, UK
EC20
HIFU for prostate cancer
Chairman: W. Wieland, Germany
EC20.1
Current role of HIFU in prostate cancer
W. Wieland, Germany
EC20.2
Long-term results and prediction of outcome after HIFU in prostate
cancer
A. Blana, Germany
EC20.3
The learning curve and influence of endoscopic procedures
R. Sabnis, India
EC20.4
Focal HIFU in prostate cancer – future or fiction
EC21
How to learn HoLEP
Chairman: P. Gilling, New Zealand
EC21.1
How I do it (for both small and large prostates)
R. Kuntz, Germany
EC21.2
The Learning curve – a review of the evidence
P. Gilling, New Zealand
EC21.3
Learning HoLEP: The Japanese experience
T. Shitara, Japan
EC21.4
Pitfalls and Problems during HoLEP
A. Varshney, India
Holl
Atlanta
201
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Educational Courses
6.30 – 7.45
6.30 – 7.45
6.30 – 7.45
202
EC22
Laparoscopic and robotic reconstructive surgery
Chairman: H. Winfield, USA
EC22.1
Laparoscopic robotically assisted pyeloplasty
D. Wang, USA
EC22.2
Laparoscopic ureteral reimplantation –
N. Simforoosh, Iran
EC22.3
Laparoscopic robotically assisted ureteroureterostomy,
ureteropyelostomy and calyceal diverticulectomy
H. Winfield, USA
EC23
Management of large renal tumors
Chairman: G.T. Sung, Korea
EC23.1
Preoperative evaluation and surgical considerations
G.T. Sung, Korea
EC23.2
Open approach for large renal tumors
R. Hattori, Japan
EC23.3
Laparoscopic approach for large renal tumors
P. Pinto, USA
EC23.4
Metastectomy and cytoreductive therapy
A. Goezen, Germany
EC24
MIS in transplants
Chairman: C. Cheng, Singapore
EC24.1
MIS in Transplant – Introduction
C. Cheng, Singapore
EC24.2
Outcome of MIS Donor nephrectomy
S. Hedican, USA
EC24.3
Techniques of MIS donor nephrectomy
A. Ganpule, India
EC24.4
Complications of MIS donor nephrectomy
H.H. Kim, Korea
EC24.5
Future of MIS donor nephrectomy in promoting transplant
S-K. Li, China
Sydney
Barcelona
Garmisch
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Plenary Sessions
7.45 – 13.00
P4
Auditorium / Ballroom
Moderators: J. Rassweiler, Germany
C. Chaussy, Germany
A. Shalav, USA
Take home messages
7.45 – 9.00
P4.1
Basic research
G. Box, USA
P4.2
Training / Simulators
R. Sweet, USA
P4.3
ESWL
G. Tailly, Belgium
P4.4
Percutaneous Techniques
A. Tefekli, Turkey
P4.5
Ureteroscopy /RIRS
M. Dhar, USA
P4.6
Lower Tract
O. Reich, Germany
P4.7
Imaging – Navigation
D. Assimos, USA
P4.8
Female Urology
J. Corcos, Canada
P4.9
Pediatrics
H. Lottmann, France
P4.10
Laparoscopy
T. Habuchi, Japan
P4.11
Robotics
K. Zorn, USA
P4.12
New Technology
S. Micali, Italy
203
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Plenary Sessions
Annual Essay Contest Winners
9.00 – 9.15
Basic Science 1st Place (tie)
P4.13
Oxidative Renal Cell Injury Induced by Calcium Oxalate and
Renoprotection with Antioxidants: A Possible Role of Oxidative
Stress in Nephrolithiasis
M. Davalos, USA
P4.14
Dual Energy Computed Tomography with Advanced Postimage
Acquisition Data Processing: Improved Determination of Urinary
Stone Composition
M. Ferrandino, USA
P4.15
Characterization of Renal Ischemia Using DLP® Hyperspectral
Imaging: A Comparison of Artery-Only Occlusion (AO) Versus Artery
and Vein Occlusion (AV)
C. Tracy, USA
Focal therapy of prostate cancer
Chairmen: T. Bjerklund-Johannsen, Denmark
F. M. J. Debruyne, The Netherlands
9.15 – 10.00
10.00 – 10.15
204
P4.16
Cryotherapy
A. Katz, USA
P4.17
HIFU
S. Thüroff, Germany
P4.18
Radical TURP
M. Reuter, Germany
P4.19
Brachytherapy
T. Henkel, Germany
P4.20
Tookad
B. Djavan, USA
P4.21
MR-guided focal ultrasound ablation – MRFus
P4.22
Best Paper Awards (Olympus)
presented by M. Pearle, Chair of Award Comittee
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Plenary Sessions
10.30 – 11.15
P4.23
P4.24
P4.25
P4.26
P4.27
P4.28
11.15 – 12.00
P4.29
P4.30
P4.31
P4.32
P4.33
12.00 – 12.10
12.10 – 12.15
12.15 – 12.30
12.30
Laparoscopic partial nephrectomy – Tips and Tricks
Chairman: A. Shalhav, USA
Introduction
A. Shalhav, USA
When should we recommend open partial nephrectomy – My tips
and tricks for LPN
C. Abbou, France
Managing introperative and post operative bleeding during LPN –
My tips and tricks for LPN
S. Pautler, USA
When should we convert to open but not for bleeding – My tips and
tricks for LPN
M. Aron, USA
Managing intraoperative tumor violation/positive margin – My tips
and tricks for LPN
T. Matsuda, Japan
Closing remarks
A. Shalhav, USA
Laparoscopic radical prostatectomy – Tips and Tricks
Chairmen: B. Guillonneau, USA
F. Santinelli, Argentina
Creation of the extraperitoneal space
C. Pavlovich, USA
Technical aspects of pelvic lymph node dissection
B. Guillonneau, USA
Preservation of the neurovascular bundle
C. Abbou, France
Optimizing early continence
Closing remarks
B. Guillonneau, USA
Thank you and good luck!
C. Chaussy, Germany
Introduction of new President
G. Badlani, USA
P. van Cangh, Belgium
28th WCE Presentation
A. Shalhav, USA
ADJOURN
205
HANDS-ON EDUCATION AND MASTERCLASSES
Masterclasses in Endourology
14.00 – 15.30
MC1
Endourology 1 (Cook)
Course Directors: M. Wong, Singapore
Asam I
14.00 – 15.30
MC2
Advences in Ureteroscopy – From Theory to Practice
(Boston Scientific)
Course Director: D. Bagley, USA
Faculty:
M. Grasso, USA
J. Dendstedt, Canada
Effner I
15.30 – 16.00
16.00 – 17.30
MC3
Course Directors: M. Wong, Singapore
Asam I
16.00 – 17.30
MC4
LESS – Laparo-Endoscopic-Single-Site Surgery:
Advances in a new technique (Olympus)
Course Directors: J.U. Stolzenburg, Germany
I. Gill, USA
E. Barret, France
Effner I
206
14.00 – 15.30
MC5
Course Directors: G. Fuchs, USA
Asam I
14.00 – 15.30
MC6
PCNL – Prone, supine or both – different approach
for a successful outcome (Boston Scientific)
Course Directors: D. Tolley, United Kingdom
Faculty:
G. Preminger, USA
R. Scarpa, Italy
Effner I
15.30 – 16.00
16.00 – 17.30
MC7
Course Directors: G. Fuchs, USA
Asam I
16.00 – 17.30
MC8
Endourologic diagnosis & stone management:
What is new? (Olympus)
Course Directors: O. Traxer, France
M. Pearle, USA
A. Martov, Russia
Effner I
207
14.00 – 15.30
MC9
Course Directors: N. Bernado, Argentina
A. Joyce,United Kingdom
Asam I
14.00 – 15.30
MC10
Endourology X – Hospitality (Boston Scientific)
Effner I
15.30 – 16.00
16.00 – 17.30
MC11
Course Directors: N. Bernado, Argentina
A. Joyce,United Kingdom
Asam I
16.00 – 17.30
MC12
Plasma Vaporization & TURis:
An update from long-term users (Olympus)
Course Directors: A. Patel, United Kingdom
O. Reich, Germany
B. van Cleynebreugel, Belgium
M. Naudin, Belgium
Effner I
208
Hands-on training sessions
14.00 – 17.00 HOT LAP1 Laparoscopy
Course Directors: J. Klein, Germany
T. Frede, Germany
Fischer
The aim of this course is to provide a structured programme of hands-on-training in urologic laparoscopy. The delegates are trained at different models for
endoscopic suturing and dissection including the vesico-urethral anastomosis,
retroperitoneal lymph node dissection, nephrectomy, partial nephrectomy using
perfused pelvi-trainers (P.O.P.). The WCE-faculty consists of experienced surgeons
in the field of laparoscopy. The delegates will see a video-demonstration of the
different tasks and then be instructed according to their level of expertise.
14.00
Theory
J. Klein, Germany
14.15 – 17.00
Practical exercise
Tutors:
C. Doehn, Germany
A. Breda, Spain
T. Erdogru, Turkey
M. Burchardt, Germany
A. Cestari, Italy
B. Lee, USA
C. Demirdag, Turkey
HOT URS1 Hands-on training
Gärtner
S. Lahme, Germany
The aim of this course is to provide a structured programme of hands-on-training in ureterorenoscopy. The delegates are trained at different models for endoscopic management of urolithiasis. The use of different guide-wires, baskets,
and lithotripters are demonstrated. The WCE-faculty consists of experienced surgeons in the field of ureteroscopy. The delegates will see a video-demonstration
of the different tasks and then be instructed according to their level of expertise.
14.00
Theory
O. Traxer, France
14.15 – 17.00
Practical exercise
Tutors: T. Knoll, Germany
P. Osther, Denmark
N. Buchholz, United Kingdom
S. Gravas, Greece
P. Geavlete, Romania
R. Tschada, Germany
209
HOT TUR1 Hands-on training
Bürklein
Course Directors: R.Muschter, Germany
H. Leyh, Germany
The aim of this course is to provide a well-structured training program for
transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP). Followed a detailed instruction,
the delegates have the possibility to get aquainted with different techniques of
TURP using Phantom- and Virtual reality models. The WCE-faculty consists of
experienced surgeons in the field of TURP.
14.00
Theory
H. Leyh, Germany
14.15 – 17.00
Practical exercise
Tutors: M. Löbelenz, Germany
S. Melchior, Germany
A. Mendoza, Mexico
A. Martov, Russia
G. Wendt-Nordahl, Germany
210
O. Castillo, Chile
14.00
Theory
J. Klein, Germany
14.15 – 17.00
Practical exercise
Tutors: D. Westphal, Germany
D. Fahlenkamp, Germany
G. Kovacs, Hungary
P. Nyirãdy, Hungary
P. Pinto, USA
S. Yip, Hongkong
S. Esquivel, Peru
Fischer
Gärtner
C. Tuerk, Austria
14.00
Theory
O. Traxer, France
14.15 – 17.00
Practical exercise
Tutors: K.U. Koehrmann, Germany
T. Voegeli, Germany
O. Tuncay, Turkey
S. Kandasami, India
A. Lampel, Germany
C. Mamoulakis, The Netherlands
Bürklein
Course Directors: H. Leyh, Germany
V. Bucuras, Romania
14.00
Theory
H. Leyh, Germany
14.15 – 17.00
Practical exercise
Tutors: M. Baykara, Turkey
S. Melchior, Germany
U. Zwergel, Germany
M. Reuter, Germany
T. Zwergel, Germany
211
L. Salomon, France
14.00
Theory
J. Klein, Germany
14.15 – 17.00
Practical exercise
Tutors: G. Hofmockel, Germany
A.S. Goezen, Turkey
S. Subotic, Germany
B. van Cleynebreugel, Belgium
C. Stock, Germany
A. Celia, Italy
R. Groh, Germany
Fischer
Gärtner
14.00
Theory
O. Traxer, France
Practical exercise
R. Marcovic, USA
R. Lyng, Chile
D. Neisius, Germany
M. Ramalingam, India
A. Hoznek, France
Course Directors: H. Leyh, Germany
14.00
Theory
H. Leyh, Germany
14.15 – 17.00
Practical exercise
Tutors: C. Stein, Chile
S. Ho, Singapore
A.R. Kural, Turkey
P. Faul, Germany
O. Reich, Germany
C. Hampel, Germany
212
Bürklein
EXHIBITORS PLAN
Sheraton Ground Level
213
EXHIBITORS PLAN
The Westin Grand Hotel Ground Level
214
EXHIBITORS PLAN
Arabella TWGH oben
215
EXHIBITORS
Company
Area Code
Town
booth-No.
American Medical Systems
Angiodynamics
Arizant International
AST Advanced Shockwave Technology GmbH
Bayer Vital GmbH, BSP – ONC
BK Medical
Boston Scientific
C. R. Bard GmbH
Coloplast ManuFacturing
Cook Medical Urology
COVIDIEN Deutschland GmbH
CROES
Dornier MedTech Europe GmbH
E.M.S. Electro Medical Systems S.A.
EDAP TMS GmbH
Endourological Society
Erbe Elektromedizin GmbH
Ethicon Endo-Surgery
Ethicon Products
EuroMedical GmbH
Fresenius Kabi Deutschland GmbH
Galil Medical
Initia Medical Technologies
Intuitive Surgical Sàrl
Johnson & Johnson Medical GmbH
Karl Storz GmbH & Co. KG
LISA laser products OHG
Limmer Laser GmbH
Lumenis Germany GmbH
Olympus Medical Systems Europa GmbH
OptiMed – Medizinische Instrumente GmbH
P. J. Dahlhausen & Co. GmbH
Pnn Medical A / S
Prosurgics Ltd
Quanta System SPA
Richard Wolf GmbH
Richard Wolf GmbH
Rosen Pharma GmbH
Siemens AG Medical Solution
StarMedTec GmbH
Storz Medical AG
Trimedyne, Inc.
Urorad Medtech GmbH
UROTECH Medizinische Technologie GmbH
uro-mobile gmbH
UROVISION GmbH
Vision-Sciences, Inc.
Wyeth Pharma GmbH
USA
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USA
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DK
USA
UK
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D
NL
D
CH
D
USA
D
D
D
D
D
UK
IL
CH
D
D
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D
D
D
D
DK
UK
I
D
D
D
D
D
CH
USA
D
D
D
D
USA
D
Minnesota
Johannesberg
Eden Prairie
Jena
Leverkusen
Herlev
Marlborough
Crawley
Rosny-Sous-Bois
Limerick
Neustadt
Amsterdam
Wessling
Nyon
Flensburg
Seaford
Tübingen
Norderstedt
Norderstedt
Siegsdorf-Vorauf
Bad Homburg
West Sussex
Petach Tikva
Aubonne
Norderstedt
Tuttlingen
Katlenburg-Lindau
Berlin
Dreieich
Hamburg
Ettlingen
Köln
Kvistgaard
Bracknell
Solbiate Olona
Knittlingen
Knittlingen
St. Ingbert
Erlangen
Starnberg
8274 Tägerwilen
Lake Forest, CA 92675
Schömberg
Achenmühle
Erlenbach
Bad Aibling
Orangeburg
Münster
W 26
W 35
S 08
W 37
W 24
W 04
W 17
W 14
S 04
W 15
S 10
W 35
W 09
W 10
W 30
W 23
S 01
W 02
W 02
S 11
W 22
W 11
W 19
S 12
W 02
W 28
W 06
W 33
W 27
W 18
S 02
W 08
W 16
S 07
S 05
W 07
S 06
W 03
W 12
W 29
W 20
W 13
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FACULTY
Invited Faculty and Moderators
Bernardo, Norberto . . . . . . . . . . Argentina
Abbou, Claude . . . . . . . . . . . . . France
Bhandari, M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Abreu, Sidney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brazil
Bhayani, Sam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Akcetin, Zhia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Turkey
Bianchi, Gianpaolo . . . . . . . . . . Italy
Agarwal, Mayank . . . . . . . . . . . India
Bilen, Cenk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Turkey
Ahlering, Thomas . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Bischoff, Werner . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Ahn, Hanjong . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Korea
Bierklund-Johannsen, Truls . . . . . Denmark
Albala, David . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Blana, Andreas . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Aldana, Joel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Philippine
Boonyapanichskul, Paibul . . . . . Thailand
Alivizatos, Gerasimos . . . . . . . . . Greece
Box, Geoffrey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Alken, Peter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Breda, Alberto . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Spain
Altug, Ugur . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Turkey
Breda, Guglielmo . . . . . . . . . . . Italy
Andersen, Jesper Rye . . . . . . . . . Denmark
Brehmer, Marianne . . . . . . . . . . Sweden
Annerstedt, Magnus . . . . . . . . . Denmark
Bross, Stephan . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Aron, Monish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Buchholz, Noor . . . . . . . . . . . . . United Kingdom
Artibani, Walter . . . . . . . . . . . . . Italy
Bucuras, Viorel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Romania
Assimos, Dean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Burchardt, Martin . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Atug, F. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Turkey
Burger, Maximillian . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Auge, Brian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Caddedu, Jeffrey . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Autorino, Riccardo . . . . . . . . . . . Italy
Canes, David . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Baba, Shiro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Japan
Carl, Stefan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Babayan, Richard . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Castillo, Octavio . . . . . . . . . . . . Chile
Bach, Thomas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Castle, Erik . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Bachmann, Alexander . . . . . . . . Switzerland
Cathelineau, Xavier . . . . . . . . . . France
Badlani, Gopal . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Celia, Andrea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Italy
Bagley, Demetrius . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Cestari, Andrea . . . . . . . . . . . . . Italy
Baptistussi, M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brazil
Challacombe, Ben . . . . . . . . . . . Australia
Barret, Eric . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . France
Chan, W. S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HK China
Bassiri, Abbas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Iran
Chaussy, Christian . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Baumert, Hervé . . . . . . . . . . . . . France
Cheng, Christopher . . . . . . . . . . Singapore
Baumhauer, Matthias . . . . . . . . Germany
Chew, Ben . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Canada
Bayer, Thomas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Chien, Gary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Baykara, Mehmet . . . . . . . . . . . Turkey
Chiu, Allen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Taiwan
Beer, Manfred . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Cheon, Jun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Korea
Bergsdorf, Thorsten . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Clayman, Ralph . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Berkenblit, Robert . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Cleveland, Ronald . . . . . . . . . . . USA
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FACULTY
Conradie, Marius . . . . . . . . . . . . South Africa
Fornara, Paolo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Corcos, Jacques . . . . . . . . . . . . . Canada
Forssmann, Bernd . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Cresswell, Joanne . . . . . . . . . . . United Kingdom
Fortes, Marco . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brazil
Date, Jaydeep . . . . . . . . . . . . . . India
Frede, Thomas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Davis, John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Frohneberg, Dieter . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Daels, Peter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Argentina
Fuchs, Gerhard . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Debruyne, Frans . . . . . . . . . . . . . The Netherlands
Fujimoto, Kiyohide . . . . . . . . . . . Japan
Defidio, Lorenzo . . . . . . . . . . . . Italy
Gaboardi, Franco . . . . . . . . . . . . Italy
Deger, Serdar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Gallucci, Michele . . . . . . . . . . . . Italy
De la Rosette, Jean . . . . . . . . . . The Netherlands
Gangi, Afshin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . France
De la Taille, Alexandre . . . . . . . . France
Ganpule, Arvind . . . . . . . . . . . . . India
Demirdag, Cetin . . . . . . . . . . . . Turkey
Gao, Xiaofeng . . . . . . . . . . . . . . China
Denstedt, John . . . . . . . . . . . . . Canada
Gaston, Richard . . . . . . . . . . . . . France
De Reijke, Theo . . . . . . . . . . . . . The Netherlands
Geavlete, Petrisor . . . . . . . . . . . Romania
Desai, Janak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . India
Gelet, Albert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Francé
Desai, Mahesh . . . . . . . . . . . . . India
Gettmann, Matthew . . . . . . . . . USA
Desai, Mihir . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Gill, Indebir . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
De Sio, Marco . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Italy
Gilling, Peter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New Zealand
Dhar, Mrinal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Goezen, Ali Serdar . . . . . . . . . . . Turkey
Djavan, Bob . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Goldstein, Marc . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Doehn, Christian . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Gomez Sancha, Fernando . . . . . Spain
Echtle, Dieter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Gozzi, Christian . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Eisele, Clavio-Jorge . . . . . . . . . . United Kingdom
Grasso, Michael . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Elhilali, Mostafa . . . . . . . . . . . . Canada
Gravas, Stavros . . . . . . . . . . . . . Greece
Embert, Hugo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . France
Groh, Reinhard . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Emberton, Martin . . . . . . . . . . . United Kingdom
Gross, Andreas . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Eraky, Ibrahim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Egypt
Gschwend, Jürgen . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Erdogru, Tibet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Turkey
Guazzoni, Giorgio . . . . . . . . . . . Italy
Escovar, Paul jr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Venezuela
Guillonneau, Bertrand . . . . . . . . USA
Esen, Tarik . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Turkey
Guitierrez, Jorge . . . . . . . . . . . . Mexcio
Esquivel, Sandra . . . . . . . . . . . . Peru
Gumpinger, Rudolf . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Fahlenkamp, Dirk . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Gupta, Mantu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Faul, Peter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Haber, George-Pascal . . . . . . . . USA
Feitz, Wouter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The Netherlands
Habuchi, Tomonori . . . . . . . . . . Japan
Ficarra, Vincenzo . . . . . . . . . . . . Italy
Haecker, Axel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Figenshau, Robert . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Haferkamp, Axel . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
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FACULTY
Hagg, Martin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Katz, Aron . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Hahn, Robert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sweden
Kavoussi, Louis . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Hampel, Christian . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Kawauchi, Akihiro . . . . . . . . . . . Japan
Hartung, Rudolf . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Keeley, Francis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . United Kingdom
Hattori, Ryouhei . . . . . . . . . . . . Japan
Kekre, Nitin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . India
Hatzinger, Martin . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Keller, Hans-Jörg . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Haupt, Gerald . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Kim, Fernando . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Hautmann, Richard . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Kim, Hyeon Hoe . . . . . . . . . . . . Korea
Hedican, Sean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Kirpekar, Deepak . . . . . . . . . . . . India
Hegele, Axel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Khan, Shamim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . United Kingdom
Hemal, Ashok . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Klein, Jan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Henkel, Thomas . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Klingler, Christoph . . . . . . . . . . . Austria
Herrel, Duke . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Knoll, Thomas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Hirzinger, Gerd . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Koehrmann, Kai Uwe . . . . . . . . . Germany
Ho, Henry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Singapore
Kovac, Gabor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hungary
Hofmann, Rainer . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Kriegmair, Martin . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Hofmockel, Gerog . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Kulkarni, Ravi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . United Kingdom
Hohenfellner, Markus . . . . . . . . . Germany
Kuntz, Rainer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Honey, John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Canada
Kural, Ali Riza . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Turkey
Horsch, Reinhold . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Kuczyk, Markus . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Hoznek, Andreas . . . . . . . . . . . . France
Kurien, Abraham . . . . . . . . . . . . India
Hruza, Marcel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Laguna, Pilar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The Netherlands
Humphreys, Mitchell . . . . . . . . . USA
Lahme, Sven . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Huyghe, Eric . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . France
Laible, Volker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Janetschek, Gunter . . . . . . . . . . Austria
Lampel, Alexander . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Jarrett, Thomas . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Landman, Jaime . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Jewett, Michael . . . . . . . . . . . . . Canada
Lang, Christoph . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Jocham, Dieter . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Larner, Tim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . United Kingdom
John, Hubert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Switzerland
Lee, Benjamin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Jordan, Gerald . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Lee, David . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Joseph, Jean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Lee, Tchun Yong . . . . . . . . . . . . Korea
Joyce, Adrian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . United Kingdom
Leveillie, Ray . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Juenemann, Klaus-Peter . . . . . . Germany
Leyh, Herbert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Kandasami, Sangham . . . . . . . . India
Li, Shu-Keung . . . . . . . . . . . . . . China
Kandarp, Parikh . . . . . . . . . . . . . India
Li, Xun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . China
Kaouk, Jihad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Liatsikos, Evangelos . . . . . . . . . . Greece
219
FACULTY
Liedl, Bernhard . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Muschter, Rolf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Lima, Estevao . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Portugal
Nadler, Robert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Lingeman, James . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Naito, Seiji . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Japan
Loch, Tillmann . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Nakada, Stephen . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Loebelenz, Matthias . . . . . . . . . Germany
Nanke, Ralf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Lopes, Tame . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Portugal
Naudin, Michel . . . . . . . . . . . . . Belgium
Loske, Achim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mexico
Negrete, Oscar . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mexico
Lottmann, Henri . . . . . . . . . . . . France
Neisius, Dietmar . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Lutz, Andreas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Netto, Nelson Rodrigues . . . . . . Brazil
Lyng, Raul . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chile
Neumayr, Andreas . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Maheshwari, Pankaj . . . . . . . . . India
Nyirãdy, Peter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hungary
Mallikarjuna . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . India
O´Brien, Tim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . United Kindom
Mamoulakis, Charalampos . . . . . The Netherlands
Obemeder, Ralph . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Marberger, Michael . . . . . . . . . . Austria
Oktay, Bülent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Turkey
Marcovich, Robert . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Olbert, Peter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Martov, Alexei . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Russia
Ono, Yoshinari . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Japan
Matlaga, Brian . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Ost, Michael . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Matsuda, Tadashi . . . . . . . . . . . Japan
Osther, Palle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Denmark
Mc Ateer, John . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Özgok, Yasar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Turkey
Mc Dougall, Elspeth . . . . . . . . . USA
Pace, Kenneth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Canada
Meinert, Christian . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Palou, Jean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Spain
Melchior, Sebastian . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Pansadoro, Alberto . . . . . . . . . . Italy
Melzer, Andreas . . . . . . . . . . . . . United Kingdom
Pansadoro, Vito . . . . . . . . . . . . . Italy
Mendoza, Arturo . . . . . . . . . . . . Mexico
Parekattil, Sijo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Menon, Mani . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Park, Hyung Keun . . . . . . . . . . . Korea
Merseburger, Axel . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Parra, Raul . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Messas, Aurel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . France
Patel, Anup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . United Kingdom
Micali, Salvatore . . . . . . . . . . . . Italy
Patel, Hiten . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . United Kingdom
Michel, Maurice-Stephan . . . . . . Germany
Pautler, Stephen . . . . . . . . . . . . Canada
Miller, Kurt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Pavlovich, C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Monga, Manoj . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Peabody, James . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Montanari, Emanuele . . . . . . . . Italy
Pearle, Margaret . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Moon, Young Tae . . . . . . . . . . . . Korea
Perez-Castro, Enrique . . . . . . . . Spain
Mottrie, Alex . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Belgium
Peters, Craig . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Munch, Larry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Petrut, Bogdan . . . . . . . . . . . . . Romania
Munver, Ravi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Piechaud, Thierry . . . . . . . . . . . . France
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FACULTY
Pinto, Peter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Scarpa, Roberto . . . . . . . . . . . . . Italy
Polascik, Thomas . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Scoffone, Cesare . . . . . . . . . . . . Italy
Ponsky, Lee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Seibold, Jörg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Porter, James . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Seo, Ill Young . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Korea
Porpiglia, Francesco . . . . . . . . . . Italy
Shalhav, Arieh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Preminger, Glenn . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Shin, Paul . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Puppo, Paolo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Italy
Shitara, Toshiya . . . . . . . . . . . . . Japan
Pushkar, Dimitri . . . . . . . . . . . . . Russia
Shu, Tung . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Ramalingam, Manidam . . . . . . . India
Siegel, Yoram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Israel
Rane, Abhay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . United Kingdom
Siemer, Stefan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Rao, Pradeep . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Sievert, Karl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Rassweiler, Jens . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Simforoosh, Nasser . . . . . . . . . . Iran
Reich, Oliver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Smith, Arthur . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Rein, Patrick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Skolarikos, Alexander . . . . . . . . . Greece
Reuter, Matthias . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Sofer, Mario . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Richstone, Lee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Sotelo, René . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Venezuela
Rimington, Peter . . . . . . . . . . . . United Kingdom
Staehler, Michael . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Rioja, Jorge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Spain
Stein, Conrado . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chile
Rocco, Bernardo . . . . . . . . . . . . Italy
Stenzl, Arnulf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Rocco, Francesco . . . . . . . . . . . . Italy
Stief, Christian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Roesch, Wolfgang . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Stock, Christian . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Rothenberger, Karl-Heinz . . . . . . Germany
Stoeckle, Michael . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Sabnis, Ravindra . . . . . . . . . . . . India
Stoller, Marshall . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Sahin, Ahmet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Turkey
Stolzenburg, Jens-Uwe . . . . . . . Germany
Saito, Mitsuro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Japan
Straub, Markus . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Salomon, Laurant . . . . . . . . . . . France
Su, Li-Ming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Santinelli, Flavio . . . . . . . . . . . . Argentina
Subotic, Svetozar . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Sarica, Kemal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Turkey
Sulser, Tullio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Switzerland
Schiefelbein, Frank . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Sun, Yinghao . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . China
Schilling, Albrecht . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Sundaram, Chandru . . . . . . . . . . USA
Schilling, David . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Sung, Gyung Tak . . . . . . . . . . . . Korea
Schmeller, Nikolaus . . . . . . . . . . Austria
Suzuki, Kazuo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Japan
Schulam, Peter . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Sweet, Robert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Schurr, Marc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Tailly, Geert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Belgium
Schwartz, Brad . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Takenaka, A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Japan
Schwarze, Werner . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Te, Alexis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
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Teber, Dogu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Vira, Manish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Tefekli, Ahmet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Turkey
Vögeli, Thomas-Alexander . . . . . Germany
Terachi, Toshiro . . . . . . . . . . . . . Japan
Volpe, Alessandro . . . . . . . . . . . Italy
Tewari, Ash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Wang, David . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Thomas, Raju . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Watson, Graham . . . . . . . . . . . . United Kingdom
Thüroff, Joachim . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Wendt-Nordahl, Gunnar . . . . . . Germany
Thüroff, Stefan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Wess, Othmar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Switzerland
Tiselius, Hans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sweden
Westphal, Jens . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Tolley, David . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . United Kingdom
Wieland, Wolf Ferdinand . . . . . . Germany
Traxer, Olivier . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . France
Wijkstra, Hessel . . . . . . . . . . . . . The Netherlands
Trojan, Lutz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Wiklund, Peter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sweden
Truss, Michael . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Winfield, Howard . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Tschada, Reinhold . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Wirth, Manfred . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Tuerk, Christian . . . . . . . . . . . . . Austria
Witjes, Francis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The Netherlands
Tunc, Lütfü . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Turkey
Witt, Jörn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Tuerk, Ingolf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Witzsch, Ulrich . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Tuncay, Omar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Turkey
Wong, Michael . . . . . . . . . . . . . Singapore
Ukimura, Osamu . . . . . . . . . . . . Japan
Wu, Guan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Valdivia, Jean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Spain
Wülfing, Christian . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Vallon, Peter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Yachia, Daniel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Israel
Van Cangh, Paul . . . . . . . . . . . . Belgium
Yalcin, Veli . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Turkey
Van Cleynenbreugel, Ben . . . . . . Belgium
Yin, Changjun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . China
Van der Poel, Henk . . . . . . . . . . The Netherlands
Yip, Sidney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HK China
Van Velthoven, Roland . . . . . . . . Belgium
Zorn, Kevin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Varshney, Anil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . India
Zumbé, Jürgen . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Vasavada, Sandip . . . . . . . . . . . USA
Zwergel, Thomas . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
Venkatesh, Ramakrishna . . . . . . USA
Zwergel, Ulrike . . . . . . . . . . . . . Germany
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1. Welcome Reception
Wednesday 7th October, 2009; 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. (complimentory)
Foto: Kaisersaal
Delegates are invited to enjoy the atmosphere of the Bavarian royal history at the Residence, the former
Castle of the Kings of Bavaria. The Welcome Reception will take place in the famous “Kaisersaal“ and “Vierschimmelssaal“, which were used by the Bavarian Royals for official events.
2. WCE-Evening (Bavarian Night)
9th October, 2009; 7 p.m. to 12 p.m.; fee 50 €)
Foto: Nokherberg
You do not need to visit the October Fest the week before the WCE! Experience the famous “Gemütlichkeit”
of a typical Bavarian Beer Festival provided by an original Octoberfest-host including excellent food and
Music performance.
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Thursday, 8th October 2009; 6 a.m to 7 a.m.
Following the tradition of this meeting since 2006 in Cleveland, we will
organize another Fund Run sponsoring the Joseph Segura Foundation.
This year the famous English Garden situated close to Congress Center
and Hotels will present an excellent stage for the run.
We will meet at 6 a.m. in front of the Westin Grand Hotel and start with a
short warm-up run of 800 meters to reach the English Garden. There, we
wil have a 5 K-run passing almost all interesting spots of the Garden. The
Winners of the different categories (overall, women. men over 5o years)
will receive free registration for the next WCE-meeting in Chicago.
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SPONSORSHIP
GOLD SPONSORS
Boston Scientific Medizintechnik
GmbH, Ratingen
COOK Deutschland GmbH,
Mönchengladbach
GYRUS MEDICAL GmbH,
Tuttlingen
Olympus Deutschland GmbH,
Hamburg
Karl Storz GmbH & Co. KG,
Tuttlingen
Richard Wolf GmbH, Knittlingen
AMS Deutschland GmbH, Berlin
Dornier MedTech Europe GmbH,
Wessling
EDAP TMS GmbH, Flensburg
Galil Medical, Manor Royal,
Crawley, U.K.
GE Healthcare Buchler
GmbH & Co. KG, München
Intuitive Surgical Deutschland
GmbH, Essen
Lumenis GmbH,
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Bayer Vital
Allium Ltd, Caesarea Industrial
Park 38900, Israel
Bayer Health Care AG, Bayer Vital,
Leverkusen
Covidien Deutschland GmbH,
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ERBE Elektromedizin GmbH,
Tübingen
Farco Pharma GmbH, Köln
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Innovative Medical Produkte
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MMS Deutschland GmbH,
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Novartis Deutschland GmbH,
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Roche Deutschland Holding GmbH,
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Takeda Pharma
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Takeda Pharma GmbH, Aachen
Uromed, Produkte für Urologie,
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AUTHOR INDEX
A
Abat, D. ........................... MP2-10, MP10-14, VP21-09,
.......................................... VP24-04, VP24-07, VP25-09,
......................................................................... VP27-05
Abaza, R. .......................... MP5-04, MP5-06, MP11-08,
....................................... MP17-12, MP17-13, MP17-19,
...........................................................VS15-01, VS15-02
Abbaraju, J. ..................................................... VP18-07
Abbou, C. ........................................................... VS5-10
Abdelbaky, T. .................................................... MP9-03
Abdi, M. ............................................................ VP6-16
Abolbashari, M. ............................................... VP13-14
Aboseif, S. ...................................................... MP23-05
Abrahamsen, J. ................................................ VP27-20
Abuhajar, A. ....................................................... VS8-06
Abusamra, A. .................................................... VP2-15
Acevedo, C. ....................................................... BR5-03
Acosta-Miranda, Alex ..................................... MP10-11
Adamopoulos, V. .............................................. VP18-05
Adamou, V. ...................................................... VP28-12
Addidle, M. ...................................................... MP7-16
Adonian, S. ...................................................... VP21-08
Afshari, J. Tavakol ........................................... MP18-01
Agarwal, G. ...................................................... MP8-04
Agarwal, M. ....................... BR4-04, MP21-08, VP13-12
Aguilar, Y. ............................... MP8-14, VP3-10, VP4-10,
........................................................................... VP6-14
Ahlering, T. ....................... MP15-16, VP20-02, VP20-03
Ahmadnia, H. ................. MP10-01, MP16-01, MP18-01
Ahn, H. .......................... MP13-08, MP15-08, MP17-14
Ai Ling, R. .............................. VS3-02, VS8-02, VS17-04
Aizawa, M. ...................................................... VP17-17
Akbari, N. ........................................................ VP26-12
Akbarov, I. ...................................................... MP12-19
Akbarpour, M. ..................... MP5-01, MP9-02, VP26-02
Akbartabar, M. ................................................ VP26-03
Akduman, B. ...................................... BR5-06, VP18-02
Akgül, T. .................................... BR1-03, O3-06, O6-09,
............................................. VP17-06, VP23-02, VS9-02
Akhavan, A. .................................................... MP15-07
Akin, Y. ........................................................... MP16-20
Akman, T. ................................ BR3-08, O5-07, MP8-12,
............................................MP21-20, VP4-14, VP15-13,
......................................................................... VP27-14
Akpýnar, H. ..................................................... VP27-18
Akpinar, H. .......................... MP15-13, VP14-16, VS1-10
............................................ VS5-08, VS13-03, VS14-06,
........................................... VS15-10, VS17-03, VS20-05
Aksit, F. ........................................................... VP14-16
Aksit, S. ................................. VS1-10, VS5-08, VS13-03,
.......................................... VS14-06, VS15-10, VS17-03,
......................................................................... VS20-05
Aksoy, E. ......................................................... VP22-18
Aktoz, T. ............................................ VP25-20, VS17-08
Al-ansari, W. Abdul-Wahab ................ BR4-05, VP14-04,
..................................................VS1-08, VS2-05, VS2-08
Al Aown, A. ..................................... MP9-15, MP13-14,
........................................ MP24-16, MP24-17, VP10-13
Al-Sayad, A. ...................................................... VP2-15
Alam, Z. ........................................................... VS11-05
Alanee, S. .............................. BR3-07, VP3-05, VP16-13
Alaown, A. ...................................................... VP16-06
Albala, D. ................................ BR2-07, O2-04, MP6-12
........................................... MP6-13, VP10-11, VP19-19,
........................................................................ VP20-11
Alessandra, B. ................................................. VP20-05
Alexandrescu, E. ............................................... MP9-01
Alexandrov, I. .................................................... VP7-05
Alhamadie, H. ................................................. VP20-17
Ali, H. .............................................................. VP15-07
Ali, R. .............................................................. VP23-06
Aliyev, E. .......................................... MP5-03, MP14-09
Alken, P. .............................. BR3-01, MP4-03, MP12-08
........................................................................ MP12-09
Allaf, M. .......................... MP13-07, MP14-17, VP25-18
......................................................................... VP27-08
Allam, C. ........................................................ MP24-07
Allen, D. ........................................................... MP2-14
Almaguel, F. ................................................... MP13-05
Almeida, M. Malta .......................................... MP16-05
Aloisi, A. ............................................................ VP3-02
Alqahtani, S. ............................. BR8-01, BR8-02, O5-10
........................................................................... VP3-20
Altınova, S. .......................................................... O1-04
Altamar, H. ........................... BR7-09, MP3-03, MP4-07,
............................................... VP1-05, VP2-20, VP22-19
Althoefer, K. ...................................................... BR7-10
Altug, U. ............................ MP20-17, VP2-03, VP11-09
Álvaro, Mr. .......................................................... O2-11
Alvi, K. ............................................................. MP7-19
Amici, A. ................................ VP27-15, VS3-05, VS6-08
Amin, H. ............................................................ VP7-09
Aminsharifi, A. .................................. MP8-03, MP10-01
............................................ VP6-16, VP26-15, VP28-02,
.................................................................VP28-06, VP28-17
Amirhassani, S. ................................................. MP4-01
Anafin, T. ............................................................. O4-10
Anceschi, C. .......................... O5-03, VP10-03, VP15-02
Anceschi, U. .......................... O5-03, VP10-03, VP15-02
................................................VP27-15, VS3-05, VS6-08
Ander, H. ............................................................ VS2-07
Andonian, S. ..................... MP12-07, MP18-16, VP8-03,
............................................. VP10-18, VP27-03, VS6-06
..............................................VS8-05, VS18-04, VS19-08
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Andrea, G. ........................................... VS8-02, VS20-07
Andreoni, C. ..................... BR1-04, MP20-08, MP20-15,
............................................................ VP8-12, VS19-05
Andrews, P. ............................ O2-10, VP14-18, VP19-13,
.................................................................................. VS8-04
Andriopoulos, N. .................................. VP9-12, VS16-01
Angeli, A. ......................................................... MP6-09
Angrisani, R. ................................................... VP19-20
Anjum, F. ......................................................... VP18-07
Annino, F. .............................. BR5-09, VP5-15, VP20-05
.............................................. VS4-09, VS9-07, VS14-07,
......................................................................... VS15-08
Ansari, M. .......................................... VP2-05, VP17-07
Antonio, S. ............................. VS3-02, VS8-02, VS17-04
......................................................................... VS20-07
Antwerpen, C. .................................... VP2-18, VP13-09
Aoyagi, T. ........................................................ VP27-01
Apostolidis, A. ...................... BR2-03, BR4-05, VP14-04,
........................................................................... VS1-08
Apostolis, B. .................................................... VP15-06
Araújo, J. Callija˜o ........................................... MP16-05
Arab, D. ............................................................ MP7-05
Arada, E. ............................................................ VS2-06
Arada iii, E. ..................................................... VP13-15
Arada, R. ............................................................ VS2-06
Arai, Y. .............................................. MP6-08, VP22-02
Araki, I. ............................................................. VP9-11
Araki, M. .......................................................... MP8-07
Arata, R. ........................................................... MP1-19
Araujo, J. Rosales ............... MP6-11, MP6-16, MP12-14,
........................................................................ MP18-10
Araya, F. ......................................................... MP22-16
Arguiñarena, F. Trueba ..................................... VP23-03
Arguiñarena, J. Trueba .................................... MP19-14
Argun, B. ........................................................... VP6-09
Aridogan, I. .......................... MP4-14, MP9-14, MP9-17
............................................ VP4-09, VP21-09, VP24-04,
........................................... VP24-07, VP25-09, VP27-05
Arikan, O. ........................................................... VS2-10
Aron, M. ............................. VP8-01, VP17-04, VP17-08,
........................................... VP17-11, VP17-15, VP19-07
............................................................ VP19-11, VS4-06
Arora, A. ......................... MP12-04, MP12-05, VP10-06
.......................................................... VP10-07, VP10-14
Arslan, M. ............................ MP14-10, VP7-12, VP7-13,
.......................................... VP21-10, VP21-14, VP22-14,
........................................................................ VP22-18
Arsovska, O. ........................................ MP9-07, VP4-06
Arvanitakis, T. ................................................... MP1-03
Arvind, G. ........................... VP22-01, VS18-03, VS19-07
Aryafar, A. .......................... MP8-03, VP26-15, VP28-02,
........................................................................ VP28-06
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Asadi, S. ........................................................... MP5-01
Asakura, H. ......................................................... O6-03
Aslan, R. ......................................................... VP15-13
Aslan, Y. .......................................... MP12-16, VS19-03
Asplin, J. ........................................................ MP21-06
Asquith, J. ........................................ VP11-03, VP19-12
Assimos, D. ...................................................... MP3-14
Assubayev, A. ...................................................... O4-10
Astarci, M. ............................................. BR1-03, O6-09
Astigueta, J. ..................................................... VS14-09
Atalah, H. ......................... MP5-19, MP13-16, MP17-20
................................................ VP5-10, VP5-12, VP5-13,
.............................................. VP5-14, VP5-16, VP27-08,
.............................................VS2-04, VS10-08, VS15-07,
......................................................................... VS19-06
Atalla, M. ............................. MP18-16, VP2-16, VP8-03,
.......................................... VP10-18, VP19-16, VP27-06,
.............................................. VS6-06, VS8-05, VS16-08,
......................................................................... VS18-04
Atalla, M.A. ..................................................... VP28-13
Atan, A. ........................................... MP12-16, VS19-03
Atar, A. .............................. MP14-09, MP20-19, VS2-07
Ates, M. ................................ VP14-19, VS1-05, VS3-06,
......................................................................... VS12-09
Ather, M. ............................. MP2-05, MP2-19, VS11-05
Atuð, F. ........................................................... VP27-18
Atug, F. .............................. MP15-13, VP14-16, VS1-10,
............................................ VS5-08, VS13-03, VS14-06,
........................................... VS15-10, VS17-03, VS20-05
Au, W. ............................................................... VP9-15
Auge, B. ............................. MP1-18, MP6-02, MP10-02
.......................................... MP13-19, VP17-05, VP26-05
Augustine, A. ..................................................... BR1-09
Autenrieth, M. .................................... BR8-04, VP21-07
Autorino, R. ....................... MP12-13, MP18-19, VS5-05
Avci, A. .............................................................. VS9-03
Averch, T. ............................. MP21-16, VP2-06, VP2-11
Ayalew, M. ..................................................... MP17-04
Ayder, A. .............................. MP14-10, VP7-12, VP7-13,
.......................................... VP21-10, VP21-14, VP22-14,
........................................................................ VP22-18
Aydin, M. ........................................ MP22-18, VP15-04
Aydin, O. ........................................................ MP12-16
Aydur, E. .......................................................... VP15-09
Aydýn, H. .......................................................... BR3-09
Aytac, O. ........................................... MP5-03, VS20-04
Aytutuldu, A. ................................................... VP27-05
Azadvari, M. ......................................... BR3-06, BR3-10
Aziz, M. ........................... MP13-13, MP17-08, VP27-17
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Baba, S. ................................................ VP2-17, VP7-03
Babaian, K. .................................................... MP10-18
Baban, N. ....................................................... MP22-11
Babanin, I. ........................................................... O4-01
Babayan, R. ........................................ MP8-09, VP1-06,
............................................................ VP9-03, VS14-04
Babjuk, M. ....................................................... MP7-10
Babolhaeji, H. ................................................. MP21-15
Baca, G. ............................................ BR3-02, MP13-20
Bach, T. .................................... BR4-03, O4-06, VP3-16,
................................... VP4-18, VP9-17, VP9-18, VP9-19,
.......................................... VP14-03, VP14-11, VP14-12,
............................................. VP16-07, VP28-19, VS6-10
Bachmann, A. .................... MP21-12, MP23-14, VP7-07
Bäcker, C. ............................................. BR2-03, BR4-05
Badani, K. ................ O6-07, MP6-11, MP6-15, MP6-16,
....................................... MP11-14, MP12-14, MP15-01,
....................................... MP15-06, MP18-10, MP18-13,
............................................ MP21-09, VP7-06, VP22-17
Bader, M. .......................................................... BR6-07
Badreldin, M. ................................................... MP9-03
Bae, J. ............................................................. VP14-07
Baek, M. ........................................................ MP21-03
Bag, S. ............................................................. MP3-20
Bagheri, F. ....................................................... VP17-18
Bagley, D. ............................. O3-10, MP5-15, MP22-07,
............................................... VP6-08, VP9-10, VP16-09
Bailey, M. ........................................................ VP18-09
Baishya, R. ........................................ MP9-09, VS18-10
Baishya ............................................................ VP26-13
Bakolas, D. ........................................................ BR4-08
Balarie, C. ......................................................... MP9-19
Balci, M. ......................................................... MP12-16
Baldwin, D. ............................ BR2-01, MP6-04, MP6-04
.......................................... MP6-05, MP8-04, MP13-04,
......................................... MP13-05, VP17-01, VP19-08,
............................................................ VS5-07, VS18-02
Ballesteros, C. .................................................... VP6-17
Bansal, B. .......................................................... VP3-14
Bansal, M. ............................... VS1-02, VS1-03, VS1-04,
............................................. VS7-09, VS11-06, VS19-09
Bansal, R. .......................................................... VP2-05
Baptistussi, M. ................... MP8-20, MP9-20, MP10-09,
......................................... MP23-07, VP10-01, VP10-02,
.......................................... VP12-20, VP13-16, VP15-12,
.......................................... VP18-10, VP24-08, VP24-09,
.......................................... VP27-10, VP27-11, VP27-12,
.............................. VS4-05, VS11-09, VS15-09, VS17-09
Bardan, R. ........................................... MP9-19, VS5-09
Bardide, A. ...................................................... VP19-09
Barret, E. ........................ O1-06, O3-02, O6-04, MP1-05
............................................. VP6-20, VP12-02, VP12-08
Barrie, J. ......................................................... MP14-08
Basal, S. .......................... MP9-12, MP22-09, MP22-10,
.......................................... VP11-17, VP14-19, VP15-01,
.......................................... VP23-08, VP23-09, VP24-11,
............................................... VS3-06, VS9-03, VS12-09
Basar, R. ............................................................ VP6-04
Basiri, A. .............................. BR3-06, BR3-10, MP10-01,
................................................ VP2-07, VP3-07, VS3-09,
................................................. VS4-10, VS5-03, VS9-05
Basli, M. ........................................... MP9-18, MP22-20
Basok, E. ............................................................. O3-06
Bassi, P. ............................ MP7-06, MP10-06, MP10-07
........................................................................ MP23-01
Bastos, F. ............................................................ VS2-02
Baumgartner, M. ................................................. O6-05
Bautista, T. ...................................................... VP20-08
Bautzer, C. .......................................................... VS9-09
Bayazit, Y. ............................. MP4-14, MP9-14, MP9-17
............................................ VP4-09, VP21-09, VP24-04,
........................................... VP24-07, VP25-09, VP27-05
Bayer, T. .................................. BR4-06, BR5-05, VS3-08,
......................................................................... VS20-01
Bayindir, M. .................................... MP10-03, MP19-06
Baykal, M. .......................... VP25-20, VP27-14, VS17-08
Baykara, M. ........................... O1-04, MP16-20, VP6-15,
........................................................................... VS2-09
Bayzhanov, A. ...................................................... O4-10
Bazzi, W. ............................................ VP8-13, VP21-15
Beato, A. .............................. VP5-15, VP18-08, VS14-07,
............................................................................ VS15-08
Bercowsky u, E. ...................... VP6-17, VP9-01, VP12-10
Becht, E. .................................................. O4-08, O4-09
Beck, A. .......................................................... MP23-11
Beck, C. .......................................................... MP23-11
Beck, S. .......................................................... MP22-06
Bedir, S. .............................. MP4-15, MP9-10, MP22-09
........................................... VP10-10, VP12-12, VP15-01
............................................ VP23-08, VP26-19, VS6-02,
........................................................................... VS9-03
Bedke, J. ........................................... MP7-14, MP24-11
Beeck, A. ......................................................... VP28-19
Beemster, P. ..................................................... VP19-15
Beer, M. ............................... BR2-03, BR4-05, VP14-04,
................................................. VS1-08, VS2-05, VS2-08
Beiko, D. ................................ MP8-16, VP4-06, VS11-04
Bell, D. ............................................................ VP14-13
Bellamy, E. ..................................................... MP22-01
Beltrame, F. ....................................................... VP8-12
Beltrami, P. ......................................... VP3-02, VP15-05
Benchikh, A. ..................................................... MP1-05
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AUTHOR INDEX
Benedetto, G. .................................................. VP26-06
Benjamin, S. ................................................... MP22-16
Benoist, N. ............................................. O1-06, VP1-20
Benson, A. ............................. BR1-07, O1-05, MP23-18,
............................................................ VP19-14, VS2-03
Benson, M. ....................................................... MP5-16
Bentas, W. ...................................................... MP13-17
Benway, B. ......................... MP6-19, VP21-18, VS13-07,
............................................VS13-08, VS13-09, VS17-10
Beom, K. Yun .................................. MP23-12, MP24-15
Berent, A. .......................................................... VP6-08
Berestennikov, K. ............................................. VP26-18
Berger, A. ............................ VP8-01, VP11-10, VP17-04,
.......................................... VP17-08, VP17-11, VP17-15,
.......................................... VP19-07, VP19-11, VP25-07,
............................................................ VS4-06, VS17-01
Bergsdorf, T. ..................................................... VP18-20
Bergstein, D. .................................................... VP12-13
Beri, A. ............................................................ VP28-15
Berkowitz, J. .................... MP3-16, MP13-07, MP14-17,
......................................... MP21-06, VP11-01, VP25-18,
........................................................................ VP27-08
Bermudez, Hugo .............................................. VP21-20
Bernardini, P. ................................................... VP26-08
Bernier, Pablo .................................................. VP21-20
Bertolo, R. ............................. MP12-15, VP1-10, VP1-17,
................................................ VP1-18, VP17-10, VS3-10,
............................................................ VS6-04, VS15-06
Bertolotto, F. ....................................... BR8-03, VP23-01
Bertti, R. .......................................................... VP17-19
Bessa, J. Teixeira ............................................. MP16-05
Bhalani, V. ...................................................... MP10-12
Bhalla, R. ....................................... MP16-13, MP24-04
Bhandari, A. ................................................... MP17-01
Bhat, S. ............................ MP18-03, MP18-06, VP2-12,
......................................................................... VP22-05
Bhavsar, R. ........................................................ VP1-07
Bhayani, S. ........................ MP6-19, MP17-17, VP21-18
............................................VS13-07, VS13-08, VS13-09
Bianchi, G. ............................. BR5-09, VP5-15, VP18-08
...............................................VP20-05, VS4-09, VS9-06,
..............................................VS9-07, VS14-07, VS15-08
Bianco, F. .............................................. O6-04, VP12-02
Bianco, jr, F. ..................................................... VP12-02
Bibbo, M. ......................................................... MP5-15
Bilen, C. ............................................................ VP4-15
Binbay, M. ................................. BR3-08, O5-07, O5-09,
........................................... MP8-12, MP21-20, VP4-14,
............................ VP15-06, VP15-13, VP25-20, VP27-14
Birch, M. ........................................................ MP16-17
Bird, V. ............................. MP6-14, MP13-13, MP17-08
......................................................... MP19-02, VP27-17
232
Biri, H. ............................................................. VP24-06
Bisas, A. .............................................. O5-09, MP21-19
Bischoff-kalb, P. ................................................. BR4-08
Bitkin, A. ........................................................ MP22-08
Biyabani, S. ...................................................... MP2-05
Blacker, A. .......................................... VP3-17, VP15-11
Blana, A. ................................ O2-07, MP1-04, VP11-08
Blas, M. ............................................................. VP6-12
Blew, B. .............................................................. VS8-06
Blomgren, P. ...................................................... BR5-10
Blumberg, J. ..................................................... MP1-12
Bo, J. ......................................... BR8-07, O4-02, VP3-12
Bodiwala, D. ..................................................... MP4-06
Boehler, M. .......................................................... O1-05
Boehme, H. ..................................................... VP20-04
Bohlman, M. ................................................... VP11-01
Bohris, C. ........................................................... BR5-05
Bolenz, C. ............................................................ O2-08
Boll, D. .............................................................. BR2-07
Bonaccorsi, A. ................................................. VP26-20
Bongiovanni, L. .............................................. MP10-06
Bonkat, G. ...................................... MP21-12, MP23-14
Borges, L. ....................................................... MP16-04
Borisenko, E. ........................ MP8-06, VP9-14, VP14-15
Bornemann, J. ........................................ BR8-07, O4-02
Borok, A. ........................................................ MP18-01
Borzouei, B. ...................................... MP4-01, MP21-15
Bosco, A. ......................................................... VP25-07
Bosl, M. ............................................................ BR4-09
Bove, A. ......................................... MP20-06, MP20-16,
.......................................................... VP12-11, VP27-07
Bowen, A. ........................................... VP5-05, VS13-02
Bowens, R. ..................................................... MP15-04
Bowman, R. ....................................... BR2-01, MP6-05,
.......................................................... MP8-04, VP17-01
Box, G. ........................................................... MP22-06
Boylu, U. ............................ MP5-10, MP5-11, MP11-04
...................................... MP11-10, MP11-11, MP13-06,
...................................... MP15-05, MP17-15, MP17-16,
......................................... MP20-07, MP20-09, VP2-19,
................................................ VP5-05, VS4-01, VS7-01,
........................................... VS13-02, VS13-04, VS20-09
Bozkirli, I. ........................................................ VP24-06
Bozkurt, I. ...................................................... MP23-15
Bracho ii, J. ..................... MP13-13, MP17-08, VP27-17
Bramwell, S. ................................................... MP16-03
Branco, A. ......................................................... VS19-02
Brandina, R. ........................ VP8-01, VP11-10, VP17-04,
.......................................... VP17-08, VP17-11, VP17-15,
.......................................... VP19-07, VP19-11, VP25-07,
............................................................ VS4-06, VS17-01
Bratti, E. .......................................................... VP26-06
AUTHOR INDEX
Breda, A. ............................... VP7-01, VP11-12, VP22-16,
................................................................................ VP28-14
Breda, G. ............................... VS2-01, VS7-08, VS10-06,
.......................................................... VS11-07, VS20-06
Bredasan, G. ..................................................... VS10-06
Brethauer, S. ....................................... VP6-11, VP19-04,
.............................................................. VS7-02, VS7-04
Brewer, M. ........................................................ MP2-04
Brewster, S. .................................................... MP18-13
Brites, R. ............................................ VP3-06, VP12-15
Brito, A. ............................................. MP16-04, VP6-03
Bromberger, G. ................................... VP2-18, VP13-09
Brown, C. ........................................ MP18-20, VP11-11
Brown, S. ............................................................ O2-07
Bruhn, A. .......................................................... MP3-07
Brüning, F. ......................................................... BR6-04
Bryant, L. .............................................. O3-05, VP21-13
Bubeck, J. ........................................................ VP14-09
Buchholz, N. ...................... MP2-11, MP8-19, MP16-16,
........................................ MP16-17, MP24-13, VP23-10
Bucuras, V. ........................................... MP9-19, VS5-09
Burchardt, M. ....................................... O2-09, VP17-09
Burger, M. ....................................................... VP16-12
Burnapp, L. ........................................................ VP9-08
Butterworth, P. ................................................. MP4-06
Buzogány, I. .................................................... VP17-18
Byun, S. .......................................... MP15-02, MP20-10
C
Cabello, J. ........................................................ VP21-18
Cabral, I. ............................................................ VS9-04
Caddeo, G. ...................................................... VP28-01
Cadeddu, J. ......................... BR1-05, MP6-03, MP16-11
........................................... MP18-14, VP8-02, VP28-05
Cadieux, P. ........................ BR7-05, MP22-05, MP22-12
Cain, C. ............................... MP19-20, VP18-01, VS7-03
Caire, A. ............................................... O2-04, VP10-11
Cakam, M. ...................................................... VP11-09
Camargo, I. .................................................... MP13-12
Campbell, S. ...................................... VP25-07, VS16-07
Campitelli, A. ................................................... VP19-20
Campos, R. ..................... O3-01, O6-01, O6-02, VP9-16,
.......................................... VP13-08, VP13-10, VP17-03,
.......................................... VP17-12, VP22-08, VP22-09,
.......................................... VP22-10, VP22-11, VP22-12,
............................ VP24-10, VP25-05, VP25-06, VP25-11
Canales, B. ..................................................... MP13-16
Cançado, B. ........................................................ VS3-04
Canes, D. ............................. MP5-17, MP19-09, VS4-03,
..............................................VS7-05, VS10-03, VS19-02
Canguven, O. .................................................. VP15-10
Canvasser, N. .................................................... MP5-09
Cao, M. .......................................................... MP16-15
Cardin, A. ........................................................ VP23-04
Carey, R. .............................. VP7-08, VP20-07, VP20-13
Carlo, B. ............................................. MP1-07, MP1-08
Carlucci, J. ...................... MP11-16, MP15-07, VP20-06,
.......................................................... VP20-10, VP20-14
Carmona, O. .......................... VS4-03, VS7-05, VS10-03,
............................................VS10-10, VS14-09, VS19-02
Carpentier, P. ....................... VP5-01, VP20-19, VS16-04,
.......................................................... VS16-05, VS16-06
Cartledge, J. ................................................... MP14-08
Cartlidge, D. .......................... BR1-01, O1-02, MP12-18,
............................................. VP6-01, VP10-20, VP21-01
Casanova, N. .................................................. MP23-06
Caskurlu, T. ............................................ VS2-10, VS8-08
Castillo, O. ...................... O3-01, O6-01, O6-02, VP9-16,
.......................................... VP13-08, VP13-10, VP17-03,
.......................................... VP17-12, VP22-08, VP22-09,
.......................................... VP22-10, VP22-11, VP22-12,
.......................................... VP24-10, VP25-05, VP25-06,
........................................................................ VP25-11
Castle, E. .............................................. O2-10, VP20-02
Cathelineau, X. ............................. O1-06, O3-02, O6-04,
.................................................... MP1-05, VP1-20, VP6-20,
......................................................... VP12-02, VP12-08
Cauberg, E. ...................................................... MP7-10
Cauda, F. ........................................................ MP10-14
Cauni, V. .............................. MP9-01, VP26-01, VS12-03
Cavallone, B. .................... MP12-15, VP12-18, VP25-03
Çelik, H. ............................................................ BR2-06
Celia, A. ............................... MP14-19, VS2-01, VS7-08,
........................................... VS10-06, VS11-07, VS20-06
Celik, O. ................................................. O1-04, VS2-09
Cellarius, C. ........................... O2-05, VP20-04, VP20-09
Cetti, R. ............................................................ MP8-02
Chachashvilli, A. ............................................... MP2-12
Chae, Y. .......................................................... MP19-10
Chaib, M. ........................................................ VP10-19
Chakravarti, A. ........................ BR1-02, BR1-10, O1-08,
.......................................... VP10-20, VP21-01, VP21-02,
........................................... VP21-04, VP21-05, VP28-18
Challacombe, B. ................................. BR7-10, VP21-11
Chamberlin, J. ................................. MP13-04, VP19-08
Chan, S. ........................................... VP14-10, VP19-03
Chandrasekar, T. ............................................. MP11-15
Chang, A. ........................................ MP15-16, VP20-03
Changjun, Y. ...................................... MP20-02, VP1-08
.......................................................... VP12-05, VP25-04
Chaozhao, L. .................................... MP9-13, MP12-01
Chapin, B. ...................................................... MP10-19
Chappell, B. ...................................................... MP7-18
Charalambas, D. .............................................. VP15-06
233
AUTHOR INDEX
Chatterton, K. .................................................. MP7-18
Chauhan, S. ......................... O2-02, MP11-02, MP11-03
............................................VP20-01, VS13-01, VS14-01
............................................VS14-02, VS14-03, VS14-08
Chaussy, C. ................... BR4-09, BR8-06, O1-01, O2-06,
.......................................... MP1-16, MP17-07, VP18-20
Chawla, A. ........................................ VP24-02, VS12-06
Cheetham, C. ................................................... MP1-12
Cheetham, P. .......................... O6-07, MP1-09, MP1-10,
........................................ MP1-11, MP11-14, MP15-01,
....................................................... MP15-06, MP18-13
Chen, C. ........................................................... MP6-19
Chen, H. ......................... MP16-15, MP19-07, MP23-08
Chen, Q. ........................... MP7-11, MP19-07, MP23-08
Chen, V. ............................................. MP6-13, VP19-19
Chen, Y. .......................... MP16-15, MP19-07, MP23-08
Chepurov, A. .................................................. MP19-08
Cheung, H. ...................................................... VP14-06
Chew, B. ............................... BR7-05, BR7-06, MP4-02,
......................................... MP8-16, MP13-09, MP24-18,
............................................................ VP4-06, VP28-16
Chiarissi, M. Lucci ............................. VP12-03, VP12-04,
.......................................................... VP12-09, VP25-03
Chien, G. .......................... MP1-12, MP24-14, VP20-08,
........................................................................ VP21-13
Chiruvella, M. .................................................... VP1-15
Chiu, Y. ............................................. VP14-10, VP19-03
Cho, J. .................................... O6-08, MP4-17, MP7-09,
............................................. MP13-08, VP2-16, VP8-06
Cho, M. ........................................................... VP14-07
Cho, W. .............................. MP5-14, MP6-10, MP11-13
Choe, C. .......................................................... VP17-05
Choi, E. .......................................... MP11-18, MP15-09
Choi, H. .......................................................... MP21-03
Choi, J. ................................... O6-08, MP4-17, MP7-09,
.......................................................... MP13-08, VP8-06
Choong, S. .......................................... MP5-07, VP3-13
Chrisanthacopoulos, G. ................................... MP19-05
Christensen, T. .................................................. VS17-10
Christoulakis, I. ............................................... MP19-05
Chu, S. .............................................................. VP9-15
Chuanliang, X. .................................................. BR7-01
Chun, L. ......................................................... MP23-13
Chung, B. ......................................................... VS12-04
Chung, D. .......................................................... BR6-03
Chung, H. ........................................................ VP12-16
Chung, J. ............................. MP5-08, MP5-13, MP6-10,
....................................................................... MP20-05
Churchill, B. ..................................................... VP28-14
Cianci, F. ............................................................ VS9-07
Ciccone, P. ...................................................... MP24-04
Cicek, T. ................................ MP21-11, VP4-08, VP4-20
234
Cicekbilek, I. ......................................... VP4-01, VP4-11
Ciftcioglu, A. ..................................................... VP6-15
Clark, D. ......................................................... MP12-06
Clarke, H. ............................................... O3-03, VP1-07
Clayman, R. ......................... MP4-18, MP5-09, MP6-07,
.......................................... MP6-17, MP7-17, MP18-04,
...................................... MP18-15, MP22-06, MP23-16,
........................................................ MP24-09, VP11-14
Cloyd, J. .......................................................... VP26-14
Coe, F. ............................................................ MP16-10
Coelho, R. Ferreira ......................... MP11-02, MP19-02,
............................................. O2-02, VP20-01, VP20-02,
.......................................... VS13-01, VS14-01, VS14-02,
.......................................................... VS14-03, VS14-08
Coelho, R. ...................................................... MP11-03
Cohen, M. ............................... VP5-12, VP5-13, VP5-14,
.......................................................................... VP5-16
Colombo, jr, J. ....................................... VP6-03, VP6-06
Colon, A. ......................................... MP11-15, VP16-09
Colon-herdman, A. .......................................... VP16-09
Colquhoun, A. .................................................. MP4-06
Coman, I. ........................................................... VS7-10
Comsa, C. ........................................... MP9-19, VS5-09
Comunoglu, N. .................................................. BR3-09
Connor, L. ........................................................ MP7-08
Connors, B. ....................................................... BR5-10
Conradie, M. ..................................................... VP2-04
Constantinescu, E. ............................................ VS12-03
Cooper, A. ........................................................ MP2-12
Cordima, G. ...................................................... MP3-19
Cordivari, C. ................................................... MP23-04
Coronato, E. ................................................... MP15-03
Correia, H. ........................................ MP1-13, MP18-05
Corvin, S. ............................................ VP2-18, VP13-09
Coskuner, E. ..................................................... VS12-02
Cossu, M. ............................ MP7-15, MP24-10, VS1-06
...........................................................VS11-02, VS12-01
Costa, A. ......................................................... VP26-20
Coughlin, G. ........................ O2-02, MP11-03, VS14-02,
......................................................................... VS14-03
Cracco, C. ............................ MP7-15, MP24-10, VS1-06,
...........................................................VS11-02, VS12-01
Crenshaw, T. ................................................... MP16-19
Crosby, A. .......................................................... BR1-09
Crouzet, S. ........................ MP17-11, MP19-04, VP1-03,
................................................ VP1-04, VP1-14, VP6-07,
................................... VP6-11, VP8-05, VP8-08, VP8-11,
.......................................... VP19-04, VP20-12, VP20-16,
................................................ VS7-02, VS7-04, VS7-07,
.......................................................... VS16-10, VS18-05
Crowe, A. .......................................................... BR7-06
Crum, L. .......................................................... VP18-09
AUTHOR INDEX
Cunha, A. ................................ VP6-18, VS2-02, VS3-04,
........................................................................... VS4-08
Cunitz, B. ........................................................ VP18-09
Cunningham, I. ............................................... MP13-18
Cuomo, B. ........................................................ VS10-03
Curcio, L. ................................. VP6-18, VS2-02, VS3-04,
...............................................................VS4-08, VS9-04
D
D’Addessi, A. ................................... MP7-06, MP10-06,
........................................................ MP10-07, MP23-01
D’Amico, F. ...................................................... VP10-03
D’Armiento, M. ................................................... VS5-05
Da-Zhi, L. ............................................................ O3-09
Da-Zhi................................................................. VP3-12
Daels, P. ........................................................... MP4-19
Daffara, F. ......................................................... MP6-09
Dahmani, A. .................................................... VP13-17
Dakwar, G. ..................................................... MP13-03
Damiano, R. ................................................... MP12-13
Danilovic, A. ...................................................... VP4-03
Danisman, A. .................................................. MP16-20
Danisoglu, M. ................................................... VS19-01
Das, N. .............................................. BR3-02, MP13-20
Dasgupta, P. ........................ BR7-08, BR7-10, MP23-04,
........................................................... VP6-02, VP21-11
Dasgupta, R. ................................................... VP15-03
Dash, A. ........................................................... MP6-07
Daskalopoulos, G. ............................................ VP18-06
Dauster, B. ........................................................ VS20-08
Davenport, D. ................................................. MP12-03
David, R. ........................................................ MP24-06
David, S. ........................................................... MP7-14
Davis, J. ............................................. MP11-09, VP5-17
Dayanc, M. ........................... MP4-15, MP9-10, MP9-12
........................................ MP22-09, MP22-10, VP10-10
........................................... VP12-12, VP14-19, VP15-01
........................................... VP23-08, VP23-09, VP24-11
................................................VP26-19, VS3-06, VS6-02
De Andrade, R. ................................... VS4-03, VS10-03,
...........................................................VS14-09, VS19-02
De Carne, C. ......................... VP5-15, VP20-05, VS14-07
De Castro, R. ................................................... VP24-01
De Juan, K. ........................... VP3-06, VP12-14, VP12-15
de Juan, Mrs. Kelly ............................................... O2-11
De la Rosette, J. .................................. BR3-01, MP4-03,
........................................... MP7-10, VP14-01, VP19-15
De la Taille, A. ..................................................... VS5-10
De la Torre, J. .................................................. MP22-16
De Laet, K. ......................................................... VS5-10
De Lima Favaretto, R. ...................................... MP16-07
De Lima, M. Lopes ........................................... VP17-19
De Lisa, A. ....................................................... VP28-01
De Lorca, A. ....................................... MP6-15, VP22-06
De Marco, F. ...................................................... BR4-06
De Naeyer, G. ...................... VP5-01, VP20-19, VS16-04,
.......................................................... VS16-05, VS16-06
Dénes, F. ......................................................... MP10-13
De Reijke, T. ...................................................... MP7-10
De Sio, M. ......................... MP12-13, MP18-19, VS5-05
De Stefani, S. ........................ BR5-09, VP5-15, VP18-08,
.............................................. VP20-05, VS4-09, VS9-06,
.......................................................... VS14-07, VS15-08
Deane, L. ......................................... MP12-17, VP21-12
Decastro, J. ....................................................... MP5-16
Degirmenci, T. ....................... MP14-10, VP7-12, VP7-13,
........................................... VP21-10, VP21-14, VP22-14
Deklaj, T. .............................. MP11-06, VP1-01, VP1-13
Del Busto, E. Fernandez ................................... VP23-03
Del Busto, E. FernÃndez .................................. MP19-14
Del Cura, J. ..................................................... MP13-12
Del Nero, A. ..................................................... VP26-08
Delgado, M. ............................. VP6-10, VP6-12, VP6-19
Deliveliotis, C. ...................................... O5-09, MP21-19
Delman, K. ....................................................... MP5-12
Delong, J. ....................................................... MP17-18
Demesmeaker, M. .............................................. VP3-20
Demiray, M. ..................................................... VP28-10
Demirel, F. .......................... MP20-17, VP2-03, VP11-09
Deniz, N. ......................................................... VP24-06
Denstedt, J. .................................................... MP13-18
Denzinger, S. ................................................... VP16-12
Deok-hyun, N. ................................................. VP17-16
Derweesh, I. ........................ VP8-13, VP17-05, VP21-15,
.......................................................... VP22-20, VP27-08
Desai, A. ........................................................... VS17-10
Desai, M. ............................... MP2-20, MP4-13, MP8-18,
............................................. MP9-09, MP13-11, VP2-01,
................................... VP4-17, VP8-01, VP8-02, VP11-10,
.......................................... VP14-02, VP17-02, VP17-04,
.......................................... VP17-08, VP17-11, VP17-15,
.......................................... VP19-07, VP19-11, VP21-08,
.......................................... VP22-01, VP23-07, VP26-13,
.......................................... VP26-17, VP27-13, VP28-05,
................................... VS3-01, VS3-03, VS3-03, VS4-06,
............................................ VS5-04, VS18-03, VS18-10,
.......................................................... VS18-10, VS19-07
Desai, V. ......................................................... MP11-05
Desai ................................................ VP3-12, MP11-05
Devaraju, S. ...................................... VP13-04, VP13-07
Dhawan, D. ....................................... VS18-03, VS18-10
Di Biase, G. .................. VP6-18, VS2-02, VS3-04, VS4-08
Di Grazia, E. ....................................................... VS4-03
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Di Mauro, U. .......................... VP19-20, VS4-04, VS6-05,
.......................................................... VS10-02, VS17-06
Diaz, J. .............................. VP11-13, VP13-11, VP16-11,
.......................................................... VP21-06, VP25-10
Dich, J. ................................................................ O3-08
Dickstein, R. ........................... MP8-09, VP1-06, VP9-03,
......................................................................... VS14-04
Dietel, A. ............................. O6-06, MP12-12, VP10-04,
.......................................... VP10-08, VP10-13, VP10-15,
.......................................................... VP12-07, VS18-09
Ding, Q. ..................... MP7-12, VP3-11, VP9-04, VP9-05
Dinney, C. .......................................................... VP5-17
Dipak, R. ......................................... MP22-15, VP18-14
Distasio, A. ........................................................ VP2-02
Ditrolio, J. ....................................... MP16-13, MP24-04
Djaladat, H. ........................................... VS3-09, VS9-05
Do, M. ................................... BR1-08, O6-06, MP12-12,
......................................... MP18-09, VP10-04, VP10-08,
.......................................... VP10-13, VP10-15, VP12-07,
............................................................ VS8-02, VS18-09
Dogan, H. .............................. BR6-02, VS6-01, VS10-07,
...........................................................VS18-01, VS19-01
Doherty, A. ....................................................... MP3-13
Dom, P. ............................................................. VP1-12
Dominguez, J. .................................................... VP1-02
Donahue, S. .................................................... MP21-06
Dong-Deuk, K. ................................................. VP17-16
Dongwen, W. .................... MP23-13, VP13-13, VP16-03,
......................................................................... VP27-19
Dönmez, M. ........................................................ O5-01
Donnally, C. ........................................ MP3-10, MP6-03
Doo, S. ........................................................... MP15-02
Doran, S. ............................ MP9-17, VP21-09, VP24-04,
........................................... VP24-07, VP25-09, VP27-05
Dorea, L. .......................................................... VS20-08
Dos Santos, F. Chagas ......................... VP3-06, VP12-15
Doulton, T. ........................................................ MP3-13
Duarte, R. ................................. VP6-03, VP6-06, VS9-01
Duffey, B. .......................................................... BR3-07
Dulabon, L. ............................ MP10-08, VP5-06, VS4-02
Duman, I. ............................................................ O1-04
Dunn, R. ......................................... MP18-12, MP23-06
Duran-Castro, O. ................................................ VP3-05
Durbin, J. ........................... MP1-18, MP6-02, MP13-19,
......................................................................... VP26-05
Durt, K. ............................................................ MP7-07
Duryea, A. ....................................................... VP18-01
Dusseault, B. .................................................. MP12-03
Dvoinikov, S. ........................................................ O1-01
236
E
Ebaid, G. ........................................... MP10-13, VP4-03
Ebrahimi, K. .......................... BR2-01, MP6-04, MP6-04,
........................................... MP6-05, MP8-04, VP17-01,
.......................................................... VP19-08, VS18-02
Eden, C. ........................... BR1-02, MP12-04, MP12-05,
......................................... MP19-12, VP10-06, VP10-07,
........................................... VP10-14, VP12-19, VP20-18
Eder, F. ............................................................ VP16-12
Efthimiou, I. .................... MP19-05, MP19-11, VP23-13
Eisner, B. ......................... MP9-07, MP10-10, MP16-18,
......................................................................... VP26-14
El Douaihy, Y. ................................... MP11-20, VS14-05
El-Husseiny, T. .................................... MP2-11, MP8-19,
......................................... MP16-16, MP24-13, VP23-10
E-Lusseiny, T. .................................................. MP16-17
Elhage, O. ........................................... VP6-02, VP21-11
Elhaj, S. ............................................................. VP4-15
Elnahas, A. ......................................................... VS5-01
Elwood, C. ............................................ BR7-05, BR7-06
Emtage, J. ......................................... VP12-19, VP23-11
Engel, N. ......................................................... VP12-13
Enshaie, A. ...................................................... VP26-02
Eraky, I. .............................................................. VS5-01
Ercolani, M. .................................... MP15-09, MP15-12
Erdogan, S. ...................................................... VP27-05
Erdogru, T. ............................. O1-04, MP16-20, VP6-15,
........................................................................... VS2-09
Erhard, M. ......................................... VS19-10, VS20-10
Erkan, E. ......................................................... VP28-10
Erol, B. .................................. BR2-08, BR5-06, VP18-02
Ersoy, H. ............................................................. VS1-05
Ersoy, O. ............................................................ BR2-06
Erturhan, S. ..................................................... VP15-10
Erturk, E. ........................................... MP1-02, VS12-08
Esch, E. ............................................................. BR5-01
Esen, T. ............................................. MP5-03, MP14-13
Eshratkhah, R. ................................................. VP28-07
Eslahi, A. ......................................................... VP28-17
Esquena, S. ....................................................... VS18-06
Esquivel, S. ......................................................... VS5-10
Eswara, J. ....................................................... MP10-19
Etafy, M. ........................................................ MP21-17
Eto, M. ........................................................... MP13-02
Eun, D. ........................................................... MP15-10
Evan, A. ............................... BR5-10, MP2-10, MP16-10
Eversman, W. ................................................... VP16-04
Ezatzadegan, S. ............................................... VP28-06
F
Fabrizio, M. ..................................................... VP22-20
Falahatkar, S. ....................... MP5-01, MP9-02, VP26-02
AUTHOR INDEX
Falsaperla, M. .................................................. VP26-20
Fareed, K. ........................................................ VP20-16
Farkas, L. ........................................... MP2-07, VP17-18
Fatikhov, R. .......................... MP8-06, VP9-14, VP14-15
Fausto, P. ............................................. VP13-15, VS2-06
Fehr, J. ............................................................. VP12-13
Feicke, A. ........................................................... VP7-07
Feike, A. ......................................................... MP21-12
Feng, T. ........................................................... MP13-07
Feria, M. .................................... O3-01, O6-02, VP9-16,
.......................................... VP17-03, VP22-10, VP22-11,
......................................................... VP22-12, VP25-06
Feria-Flores, M. .................... VP9-16, VP22-10, VP22-11,
......................................................... VP22-12, VP25-06
Fernandez, I. Gomez .......................................... VP9-01
Ferrandino, M. ........................ BR2-07, BR5-01, BR6-10,
................................................O2-04, MP3-10, VP19-19
Ferraro, M. ...................................................... VP11-05
Ferriero, M. .............. BR8-08, VP1-11, VP2-14, VP11-07,
........................................... VP11-15, VP22-07, VP28-11
Ferrigni, R. ....................................................... VP20-02
Ferro, F. .............................................................. VS9-09
Feussner, H. ......................................................... O1-03
Figenshau, R. ..................... BR3-02, MP6-19, MP13-20,
.......................................... VS13-07, VS13-08, VS13-09,
......................................................................... VS17-10
Figueiredo, Á.M. ............... O2-11, O2-11, O9-9, VP3-06,
......................................................... VP12-14, VP12-15
Figueroa, A. .......................................... O3-05, VP21-13
Finkelstein, J. ..................................................... VP5-06
Finley, D. ......................................... MP15-16, VP20-03
Finnigan, T. ............................. BR1-01, BR1-02, BR1-10,
.............................................. O1-08, MP12-18, VP6-01,
........................................... VP21-01, VP21-05, VP28-18
Fiori, C. .............................. MP6-09, MP12-15, VP1-10,
................................................ VP1-17, VP1-18, VP2-02,
.......................................... VP12-03, VP12-04, VP12-09,
.......................................... VP12-18, VP17-10, VP25-03,
............................................... VS3-10, VS6-04, VS15-06
Fischer, B. ........................................................ VP12-13
Fitouri, Z. ........................................................ VP13-17
Flinspach, B. ........................................................ O2-03
Flores, J. ............................................................ BR5-03
Fokitis, I. .......................................................... VP28-08
Foneron, A. .................................. O3-01, O6-01, O6-02,
............................................ VP9-16, VP13-08, VP13-10,
.......................................... VP17-03, VP17-12, VP22-08,
.......................................... VP22-09, VP22-10, VP22-11,
.......................................... VP22-12, VP24-10, VP25-05,
.......................................................... VP25-06, VP25-11
Fonteyne, E. ......................... VP5-01, VP20-19, VS16-04,
...........................................................VS16-05, VS16-06
Forastiere, E. ..................... BR8-08, MP20-06, MP20-16,
............................. VP1-11, VP11-07, VP11-15, VP12-11,
........................................... VP22-07, VP27-07, VP28-11
Forde, A. ........................................... VP21-03, VP23-12
Fornara, P. ................................ O1-07, O3-04, VP12-01
Forsmark, C. ...................................... MP5-19, VS10-08
Fortes, M. ....................................................... MP16-05
Foschi, N. ....................................................... MP10-07
Fowler, C. ....................................................... MP23-04
Fowlkes, J. .......................................................... VS7-03
Fracchia, J. ....................................................... VP13-19
Frampton, C. .................................................... MP7-16
Francesco, P. ......................... VS3-02, VS17-04, VS20-07
Francis, R. ....................................................... MP18-14
Franco, G. ................ VS3-02, VS8-02, VS17-04, VS20-07
Franke, E. ....................................................... MP23-05
Franz, T. ............................................. BR1-08, MP18-09
Fraundorfer, M. .................................. MP7-16, VP14-13
Freire, R. ................................................ VP6-18, VS4-08
Fritsche, H. ......................... MP1-04, VP11-08, VP16-12
Froheberg, D. ....................................................... O1-10
Frohme, C. ...................................... MP23-02, MP23-03
Frush, D. ............................................................ BR6-10
Fu-lin, L. ............................................... BR2-05, BR6-01
Füller, S. ............................................................ VP3-08
Fucs, M. ........................................................... VS20-08
Fujimoto, K. ..................................................... VP27-09
Fukatu, A. ...................................................... MP14-02
Funahashi, Y. .................................................. MP14-20
Furtado, P. ........................................................ VS20-08
Fyock, C. ........................................... MP5-19, VS10-08
G
Gaboardi, F. ............................ VS7-06, VS8-07, VS10-04
Gaffi, M. ......................................................... VP10-03
Galanos, I. ....................................................... VP28-08
Galiano, M. ................ O1-06, VP1-20, VP6-20, VP12-08
Galloway, R. ....................................... BR7-09, VP22-19
Gallucci, M. ........................... BR8-08, O5-03, MP20-06,
............................................. MP20-16, VP1-11, VP2-14,
.......................................... VP11-07, VP11-15, VP12-11,
.......................................... VP15-02, VP22-07, VP27-07,
........................................................................ VP28-11
Gamal, A. ......................................................... MP9-03
Ganapathy, A. .................................... VP3-14, VP23-05
Ganick, S. .......................................................... VP1-06
Ganpule, A. ............................ MP9-09, VP2-01, VP4-17,
.......................................... VP14-02, VP17-02, VP21-08,
.............................................VP26-13, VP26-17, VS3-01,
................................................VS3-03, VS5-04, VS18-10
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AUTHOR INDEX
Ganzer, R. ............................. O2-07, MP1-04, VP11-08,
........................................................................ VP16-12
Gao, P. ...................... MP7-12, VP3-11, VP9-04, VP9-05
Gao, X. ................. BR7-02, BR8-10, MP22-14, VP10-05,
........................................... VP10-12, VP13-20, VP18-15
Garcia-Ripoll, J. Torrecilla ................................. VP23-03
Garcia-Roig, M. ................................................... O3-10
García-Ripoll, J. Torrecilla ................................ MP19-14
Gardi, M. ........................................................ MP23-01
Gardner, M. ....................................... MP6-19, VS17-10
Gardner, T. ...................................................... MP17-05
Gargouri, M. ..................................................... VP9-09
Gasanov, F. ......................................................... VS6-01
Gash, J. .......................................................... MP10-05
Gasser, T. ........................................ MP21-12, MP23-14
Gayed, B. ....................................................... MP21-04
Geavlete, B. .......................... BR8-02, MP7-01, MP7-02,
............................................ MP7-03, MP8-05, MP9-01,
...................................... MP16-02, MP24-01, MP24-02,
............................................ VP9-13, VP26-01, VP26-10,
.......................................................... VS11-03, VS12-03
Geavlete, P. ......................... MP7-01, MP7-02, MP7-03,
.......................................... MP8-05, MP9-01, MP16-02,
......................................... MP24-01, MP24-02, VP9-13,
.......................................... VP26-01, VP26-10, VS11-03,
......................................................................... VS12-03
Gelman, J. ...................................................... MP23-16
Geltzeiler, M. ..................................................... VP1-06
Geng, J. ............................................................. VP3-11
George, A.K. ..................... MP14-06, MP23-19, VP7-09,
............................................ VP7-10, VP17-14, VP27-03,
............................................. VP28-13, VS6-06, VS16-08
Georgescu, D. ...................... MP7-01, MP7-02, MP7-03,
........................................ MP8-05, MP16-02, MP24-01,
............................................. VP9-13, VP26-01, VS12-03
Georgiadis, M. ..................................... MP9-19, VS5-09
Georgiou, A. ........................................................ O2-09
Georgiou, C. .................................................... VP28-08
Georgiou, M. .................................................. MP13-13
Georgoulias, D. ................................................. MP8-11
Germinale, F. ...................................... BR8-03, VP23-01
Germiyanoglu, C. ..................... BR1-03, BR2-06, O6-09,
............................................ VP6-04, VP17-06, VP23-02,
........................................................................... VS9-02
Gewher, E. ......................... MP8-20, MP9-20, MP10-09,
......................................... MP23-07, VP10-01, VP10-02,
.......................................... VP12-20, VP13-16, VP15-12,
.......................................... VP18-10, VP24-08, VP24-09,
.......................................... VP27-10, VP27-11, VP27-12,
.............................. VS4-05, VS11-09, VS15-09, VS17-09
Ghanbari ............................................. VP7-05, MP5-01
Ghanbarifard, E. ................................................ BR7-04
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Ghazi, A. ............................ VP12-06, VP19-02, VP25-01
............................................. VP25-19, VS6-07, VS12-10
Ghiculete, D. ...................... MP2-06, MP4-04, MP14-03,
.......................................................................... VP4-02
Ghochani, A. Malaeke ..................................... MP18-01
Ghohestani, S. ................................................. VP28-07
Giakoumelos, A. .............................................. VP28-12
Gialas, I. .......................................................... VP23-13
Gil, M. ................................ MP5-08, MP5-13, MP20-05
Gill, I. ................................... MP14-15, VP1-04, VP1-14,
............................................ VP8-01, VP17-04, VP17-08,
.......................................... VP17-11, VP17-15, VP19-07,
.......................................... VP19-11, VP21-08, VP25-07,
.............................................. VP28-05, VS4-06, VS7-05,
.......................................................... VS10-03, VS10-10
Gilleard, O. ....................................................... MP2-14
Gilling, P. ........................................... MP7-16, VP14-13
Gillitzer, R. ........................ MP2-15, MP11-19, MP24-19
Ginsberg, P. .................................................... MP15-03
Giordano-Nappi, J. ............................................. VS9-01
Glaritis, D. ....................................................... VP18-06
Glass, J. ................................ MP3-13, VP3-18, VP15-03
Gleason, J. ........................ MP1-12, MP23-05, MP24-14
Glisson, C. .......................................... BR7-09, VP22-19
Gnade, B. ....................................................... MP16-11
Gnessin, E. .......................... MP3-17, MP4-11, MP4-12,
.......................................................................... VP9-02
Godebu, E. ...................................................... VP21-15
Goel, R. ......................... MP17-03, MP17-11, MP19-04,
................................................ VP6-07, VP8-05, VP8-08,
............................................ VP8-11, VP13-05, VP19-04,
............................................ VP20-12, VP20-16, VS7-04,
........................................... VS16-07, VS16-10, VS18-05
Goh, A. ............................... MP19-03, VS6-03, VS15-05
Gohel, D. .......................................... MP2-08, MP22-04
Gohel, M. ......................................... MP3-08, MP21-07
Gokcen, K. ....................................................... VS10-07
Goktas, C. ....................................................... VP15-10
Goktas, S. ........................................................ VP23-09
Gokten, O. ......................................................... BR6-02
Golash, A. ............................... BR1-01, BR1-02, BR1-09
.................................................. BR1-10, O1-02, O1-08,
....................................... MP12-18, MP19-12, VP10-20,
.......................................... VP11-03, VP12-19, VP19-12,
.......................................... VP20-18, VP21-01, VP21-02,
............................ VP21-04, VP21-05, VP23-11, VP28-18
Golestan, B. ...................................................... BR3-06
Golijanin, D. ........................ VP8-10, VP20-20, VS12-08,
......................................................................... VS16-03
AUTHOR INDEX
Golombos, D. ...................... MP1-14, MP1-15, MP1-17,
....................................... MP15-18, MP15-20, MP20-12
Gonen, M. ......................................................... VP4-08
Gonzalez, R. Calvo .......................................... VP23-03
Gonzalez, V. ....................................... MP11-05, VP6-19
Gonzalgo, M. .................................................. VP25-18
Goo, L. Young .................................... MP20-11, VP5-18
Goossens, B. ...................................................... VP3-08
Gordetsky, J. .................................................... VP20-20
Goto, K. ........................................................... MP1-06
Gotoh, M. ...................................... MP14-20, MP20-04
Gotto, M. ........................................................ VP10-19
Goumas, I. Kartalas ........................... MP3-19, VP26-08
Gözen, A. ............................. MP18-11, VP7-11, VS3-08,
......................................................................... VS20-01
Graham, S. .......................................... MP5-07, VP3-13
Granata, A. ............................. VS7-06, VS8-07, VS10-04
Grande, S. .......................... MP7-15, MP24-10, VP1-10,
.............................................. VP1-17, VP2-02, VP12-03,
.......................................... VP12-04, VP12-09, VP12-18,
............................................................ VS1-06, VS11-02
Grange, P. ........................................ MP18-20, VP11-11
Gratzke, C. ........................................................ BR6-07
Gravas, S. ......................................................... MP2-16
Greco, F. ................................... O1-07, O3-04, VP12-01
Greene, T. ............................. MP1-02, VP3-17, VP15-11
Greene, D. .......................... BR7-07, MP8-04, MP13-04,
........................................................................ VP19-08
Greenstein, A. ................................................... VP3-03
Greenwood, J. ................................................ MP22-11
Gregori, A. .......................................... VS7-06, VS10-04
Gritsch, A. .......................................... VP7-01, VP22-16
Gritsios, P. ....................................................... VP28-12
Grocela, J. ........................................................ MP7-19
Gromatzki, C. ..................................................... VS9-09
Gromatzky, C. ................................................. MP10-13
Gross, A. ................................. BR4-03, BR4-10, O2-05,
.................................................. O4-06, O4-07, VP9-17,
.............................................. VP9-18, VP9-19, VP14-03,
.......................................... VP14-11, VP16-07, VP20-04,
............................................. VP20-09, VP28-19, VS6-10
Gross, E. .......................................................... VP20-04
Gross, M. ............................ MP1-14, MP1-15, MP1-17,
....................................... MP15-18, MP15-20, MP20-12
Gross, O. ......................................... MP23-10, VP14-14
Grossman, B. ..................................................... VP5-17
Grosso, G. .......................................................... VS3-05
Gschwend, J. .......................... BR8-04, O1-03, VP16-10,
........................................................................ VP21-07
Guaglianone, S. ................ BR8-08, MP20-06, MP20-16,
.............................................. VP1-11, VP2-14, VP11-07,
.......................................... VP11-15, VP12-11, VP22-07,
......................................................... VP27-07, VP28-11
Guazzoni, G. .................................................. MP14-19
Guida, R. ............................................................ VS2-02
Guler, H. ............................... VP10-10, VP12-12, VS6-02
Gumpinger, R. ........................ BR5-05, VS3-08, VS20-01
Günay, L. ........................................................... VP4-15
Guner, B. ............................................... VS2-10, VS8-08
Gungor, S. ............................................. VS2-10, VS8-08
Gunlusoy, B. ......................... MP14-10, VP7-12, VP7-13,
......................................................... VP21-10, VP22-14
Guntaka, A. ...................................... VP13-04, VP13-07
Guo, Z. ............................................. VP25-15, VP25-16
Gupta, H. ....................................................... MP16-03
Gupta, M. .......................... MP4-16, MP9-08, MP19-16
......................................... MP22-19, MP24-20, VP3-04,
........................................................... VP7-06, VP22-17
Gur, A. ................................................................ VS9-03
Gürbüz, C. ................. O3-06, MP18-11, VS2-10, VS8-08
Gurbuz, N. ......................................... MP22-08, VS3-07
Gursoy, E. ......................................................... VS18-01
Gurung, P. ........................................................ MP5-07
Gusmão, F. ............................................ VS3-04, VS4-08
Gustafson, D. ................................................. MP13-15
Gutierrez-aceves, J. ........................... MP4-20, MP22-13
Guven, S. ......................... MP18-11, MP21-14, VP11-17
Guzzo, T. .......................................................... VP25-18
H
Ha, J. ................................. MP5-08, MP5-13, MP15-03,
............................................. MP20-05, VP4-12, VP7-01,
........................................... VP11-12, VP22-16, VP28-14
Ha, S. .................................. MP2-10, MP3-17, MP4-11,
........................................ MP4-12, MP16-09, MP16-10,
............................................. MP20-11, VP5-18, VP6-01,
........................................................................ VP27-02
Ha, U. ............................................................ MP12-20
Ha, Y. .................................. MP3-05, MP5-18, VP24-12
Haber, G. ....................... MP14-15, MP17-03, MP17-11,
............................................. MP19-04, VP1-03, VP1-04,
................................................ VP1-14, VP6-07, VP6-11,
................................................ VP8-05, VP8-08, VP8-11,
.......................................... VP13-05, VP19-04, VP20-12,
.............................................. VP20-16, VS7-02, VS7-04,
.............................. VS7-07, VS16-07, VS16-10, VS18-05
Habuchi, T. ........................................ MP14-04, VP7-04
Häcker, A. .............................. BR4-03, O4-06, MP12-08,
............................................. MP12-09, VP3-16, VP4-18,
........................................... VP14-03, VP14-11, VP14-12
239
AUTHOR INDEX
Haefner, T. ........................ MP12-12, VP10-08, VP10-15,
........................................................................... VS8-02
Haferkamp, A. .................................................. MP2-09
Hafez, K. ........................................................... VP5-08
Haichao, Y. ........................................ MP5-18, VP24-12
Ha Jeong, S. ...................................... MP20-11, VP5-18
Hakky, T. ............................... VP7-08, VP20-07, VP20-13
Haleblian, G. .................................................... MP9-11
Hall, J. ............................................................... VP4-12
Hall, T. .................................. BR4-02, MP19-20, VS7-03
Hamawy, K. .................................................... MP19-09
Hamid, S. .......................................................... VP6-01
Hamilton, N. ............................. O3-03, VP1-07, VP2-13,
.......................................................... VP18-04, VS19-04
Hammerl, H. ....................................... VP2-18, VP13-09
Hammes, C. .......................................... VP3-16, VP4-18
Hampel, C. ....................... MP2-15, MP11-19, MP24-19
Hamza, A. ................................ O1-07, O3-04, VP12-01
Han, D. ............................ MP4-17, MP10-15, MP19-10,
............................................. MP23-17, VP8-04, VP8-06
Han, K. .............................................................. VP6-05
Han, M. ............................. MP2-13, MP2-14, MP15-14,
....................................................................... MP22-17
Han, O. ............................................................ VS19-03
Han, W. ........................................... MP14-14, VP22-15
Hanbiao, X. ....................................... MP5-18, VP24-12
Hanci, V. ............................................. BR5-06, VP18-02
Handa, R. .......................................................... BR5-10
Handa, S. ............................ MP2-10, MP3-17, MP4-11,
......................................... MP4-12, MP16-09, MP16-10
Hanna, M. .......................... MP2-13, MP2-14, MP22-17
Hao, G. ................................................ VS6-09, VS12-05
Haq, A. ........................................................... MP18-20
Harabayashi, T. ................................................ VP27-01
Harada, H. ........................................................ MP5-02
Haramis, G. ....................................... MP18-10, VP7-06
Haresh, T. ........................ MP3-18, MP21-10, MP22-03,
......................................... MP23-09, MP24-08, VP4-07,
........................................................... VP9-07, VP11-16
Harmon, J. ...................................................... MP15-03
Harnisch, B. ....................................................... VP9-03
Harper, J. ............................. VP7-01, VP11-12, VP22-16,
........................................................................ VP28-14
Harrer, K. ............................................................. O4-06
Hashemi, M. ...................................................... VP6-16
Hashim, Z. ............................. BR1-09, O1-02, MP12-18,
........................................... MP19-12, VP6-01, VP20-18
Hasner, F. ............................................. BR8-06, MP1-16
Hassanpour, A. .................................. MP8-03, VP28-02
Hatiboglu, G. .................................................... MP2-09
Hattori, R. ...................................... MP14-20, MP20-04
Hatzimouratidis, K. .......................................... VP28-12
240
Hautmann, R. ...................................................... O1-10
Havranek, E. ....................................... MP2-13, MP7-20
Hawkes, D. ........................................................ BR7-08
Hayashi, M. ...................................................... MP1-06
Hayashi, T. ........................................................ MP1-06
Hedgepeth, R. ................................ MP15-15, MP18-12
Hedican, S. ..................................... MP13-01, MP14-07
Hee Jong, J. ........................................ VP9-06, VP17-13
Hefermehl, L. ................................... MP23-10, VP14-14
Hegarty, N. ........................................................ VP3-18
Hegele, A. ....................... MP22-02, MP23-02, MP23-03
Heinrich, E. ........................................... O2-08, VP14-12
Heldwein, F. ....................................................... VP6-20
Hell, J. ............................................................ MP12-09
Hellawell, G. ........................................ VS8-02, VS18-09
Hempel, C. ......................................................... VS7-03
Hendlin, K. ........................................................ BR6-08
Hentschel, H. .................................................... MP4-09
Hentschel, M. ................................................... MP4-09
Herati, A. ....................... MP12-07, MP14-06, MP18-16,
................................ MP23-19, VP2-16, VP7-10, VP8-03,
............................................ VP10-18, P17-14, VP19-16,
............................ VP27-03,VP27-06, VP28-13, VS18-04
Heretis, J. ......................................... VP18-05, VP18-06
Herguedas, E. Valsero ...................................... VP23-03
Hermanns, T. .......................... O6-05, MP23-10, VP7-07,
........................................................................ VP14-14
Hermes, B. ......................................................... BR8-07
Hernandez, J. .................................................. MP24-07
Herrell, S. ............................. BR7-09, MP3-03, MP4-07,
............................................... VP1-05, VP2-20, VP22-19
Herrmann, T. ............................ O2-09, O5-06, VP14-03,
............................... VP14-11, VP17-09, VS1-01, VS6-10
Herzog, K. ........................................................ MP1-16
Hickling, D. ......................................................... VS8-06
Higashihara, E. ............................................... MP19-15
Hill, B. ............................................................... BR2-01
Hinck, B. ............................................................ BR3-07
Hinshaw, L. .................................................... MP13-01
Hirahara, N. ..................................................... VP17-20
Hirai, K. .......................................................... MP14-16
Hirao, Y. ........................................................... VP27-09
Hirata, Y. ......................................................... VP25-08
Hisano, M. ............................ MP20-14, VP6-03, VP6-06,
............................................................ VP10-19, VS9-01
Ho, H. ............................................................. VP16-07
Ho, K. Seok ....................................................... VP5-20
Hocaoglu, Y. ...................................................... BR6-07
Hoda, M. .................................. O1-07, O3-04, VP12-01
Hofmann, C. ........................................................ O5-05
Hofmann, R. ..................... BR6-04, MP22-02, MP23-02,
....................................................................... MP23-03
AUTHOR INDEX
Hohenfellner, M. ............................................... MP2-09
Holland, R. ........................................................ VP9-02
Hollenbeck, B. ................ MP15-15, MP18-12, MP18-17
Hondo, F. ............................................................ VS9-01
Honeck, P. ......................................... MP7-13, VP13-02
Honey, R. ............................. BR6-03, MP2-06, MP4-04,
............................................. MP14-03, VP4-02, VP4-06,
............................................................ VS5-06, VS17-05
Hong, J. ............................ MP3-06, MP15-08, MP17-14
Hong, K. ................................ O3-07, MP5-20, VP10-09,
.......................................... VP10-16, VP21-16, VP21-17,
........................................................................ VP25-13
Hong, S. ......................................... MP12-20, MP15-02
Hongo, F. ......................................................... VP27-04
Hoon, C. Sang ................................... MP20-11, VP5-18
Hopkins, M. ................... MP13-06, MP17-15, MP17-16,
....................................................... MP20-07, MP20-09
Horasanli, K. ................................................... MP21-05
Horchani, A. ....................... MP9-18, MP22-20, VP9-09,
.......................................... VP11-18, VP13-17, VP18-18,
........................................................................ VP18-19
Horgan, S. ......................................................... VP8-13
Horikawa, Y. ...................................... MP14-04, VP7-04
Horinaga, M. ....................................................... O6-03
Horn, T. ........................................................... VP16-10
Hornig, A. .......................... VP11-13, VP13-11, VP16-11,
......................................................... VP21-06, VP25-10
Hoscan, M. ........................... VP14-19, VS3-06, VS12-09
Hoscan, M. ......................................................... VS9-03
Hosek, W. ........................................................ VP11-01
Hosoi, T. .......................................................... VP28-09
Hosseini, M. ....................... MP8-03, VP26-15, VP28-02,
........................................................................ VP28-06
Hosseini, S. .............................. VP3-07, VP9-20, VS3-09,
........................................................................... VS4-10
Hou, S. ............................................................ VP14-06
Hou, X. .................................. O3-07, MP5-20, VP10-09,
.......................................... VP10-16, VP21-16, VP25-12,
........................................................................ VP25-13
Hou, Y. ................................. BR8-05, MP7-11, VP22-13
Hoznek, A. .......................................................... VS5-10
Hrouda, D. ........................................................ MP7-20
Hruby, G. .......................................................... MP5-16
Hruza, M. ............................................................ O2-03
Hsiao, W. .......................................................... MP5-12
Hu, J. .................................... BR8-05, MP3-02, MP7-11,
............................ VP25-14, VP25-15, VP25-16, VP25-17
Hu, W. .................................................... O5-02, VP6-17
Huang, G. ........................................................... VS5-07
Huang, H. ........................................................ VP25-14
Huang, J. ........................... VP25-14, VP25-15, VP25-16,
........................................................................ VP25-17
Huang, X. ............................................................ O5-02
Huang, Y. ......................... MP5-20, MP16-15, MP19-07,
......................................... MP23-08, VP10-09, VP10-16,
........................................... VP21-17, VP25-12, VP25-13
Hubert, K. ........................................................ VP24-01
Hubosky, S. ........................................ MP22-07, VP9-10
Huck, N. ............................................................ BR4-03
Huh, J. .............................................................. MP3-02
Hui, X. ............................................................... VP4-05
Humphreys, M. .................... O2-10, MP13-09, VP14-18,
............................................. VP16-04, VP19-13, VS8-04
Hunter, D. .......................................................... VP3-05
Huri, E. .................................... BR1-03, BR2-06, O3-06,
............................................... O6-09, VP6-04, VP17-06,
............................................................ VP23-02, VS9-02
Husband, W. ...................................................... VP6-17
Hushmand, M. ................................................... BR3-10
Huynh, K. ....................................................... MP13-04
Hwang, E. ...................... MP10-15, MP23-17, VP12-16,
......................................................................... VS18-08
Hwang, T. ....................................... MP12-20, MP20-10
Hwii, K. Young ................................................... VP5-19
Hyams, E. ............................ MP3-07, MP8-01, MP9-07,
............................................ MP10-08, VP11-06, VS4-02
Hyo, K. Tae ..................................................... MP11-13
I
Iacone, M. .......................................................... VS4-04
Ikejiri, D. ............................................................ VP6-06
Ill sang, K. .......................................... VP9-06, VP17-13
Ill young, S. ............................ VP9-06, VP9-06, VP17-13
Im, C. .................................. MP2-01, VP12-16, VS18-08
Im, H. ............................................................. MP13-08
Im, R. .............................................................. VP21-15
Imagawa, M. .................................................. MP14-16
Imani, M. ....................................................... MP16-01
Imbimbo, C. ...................................................... MP2-01
Imkamp, F. .............................................. O5-06, VS1-01
Inaloo, R. ......................................................... VP28-02
Incarbone, G. ......................................... VS7-06, VS8-07
Inci, K. ............................................................... VP4-15
Inderbir, G. ........................................................ VP1-03
Inferrera, A. ......................................................... O3-04
Inneo, E. ........................................................... MP3-19
Inoue, Miyabi ...................................................... O1-09
Inoue, Y. ........................................................... MP1-06
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AUTHOR INDEX
Intilla, O. ............................... VP19-20, VS4-04, VS6-05,
.......................................................... VS10-02, VS17-06
Introini, C. .......................................... BR8-03, VP23-01
Ioritani, N. ....................................................... VP17-17
Ip, K. .............................................................. MP22-04
Ipekci, T. .............................................................. O1-04
Irani, D. ................................................ BR7-03, BR7-04
Iriarte, I. ......................................................... MP13-12
Irimie, A. ............................................................ VP3-01
Irkilata, H. .......................... VP15-09, VP23-09, VP24-11
Irwin, B. ............. MP17-03, VP11-10, VP28-05, VS10-10
Isfahani, F. Farahini .............................................. O5-08
Ishibashi, T. ....................................................... MP6-08
Ishidoya, S. ........................................ MP6-08, VP22-02
Ishii, Ayano ......................................................... O1-09
Ishii, D. ................................................. VP2-17, VP7-03
Ismail, F. .......................................................... VP21-11
Issever, H. .......................................... MP14-05, VP6-13
Istanbulluoglu, M. ................ MP21-11, VP4-08, VP4-20
Istanbulluoglu, O. ............................................. VS12-09
Ito, A. ................................................ MP6-08, VP22-02
Itoh, N. .............................................................. VP2-08
Itri, E. .............................................................. VP26-08
Iwamura, M. ......................................... VP2-17, VP7-03
Iwamura, M. ......................................... VP2-17, VP7-03
Izol, V. ................................... MP4-14, MP9-14, VP4-09
J
Jack, E. ............................................................. VS15-03
Jackman, S. .................................................... MP21-16
Jackson, M. .................................... MP16-12, MP21-13
Jackson, R. ..................................................... MP23-06
Jaffe, J. ........................................................... MP15-03
Jain, A. ............................................... VP3-17, VP15-11
Jain, N. ........................................................... MP22-06
Jain, V. ............................................................... VP2-01
Jakobsen, M. ....................................................... O3-08
Jakse, G. .................................. BR8-07, O4-02, MP7-07
Jamal, J. .......................................................... VP13-19
Jamshaid, A. ....................................... MP2-05, MP2-19
Janetschek, G. ................... VP12-06, VP19-02, VP25-01,
............................................... VP25-19, VS6-07, S12-10
Janitzky, V. ........................................................ MP4-09
Jansen, R. .......................................................... VP2-13
Jecu, M. ........................................................... MP7-03
Jellison, F. ........................ MP6-05, MP13-04, MP13-05,
............................................. VP17-01, VS5-07, VS18-02
Jeon, H. ................................ MP14-14, VP1-16, VP5-18,
........................................... VP10-17, VP22-15, VP22-15
Jeon, S. .................................. O6-08, MP4-17, MP7-09,
...................................... MP15-02, MP19-17, MP21-01,
................................................. VP6-05, VP8-04, VP8-06
242
Jeon, Y. ............................................................. MP3-05
Jeong, B. ................................ O6-08, MP4-17, MP7-09,
............................................................. VP8-04, VP8-06
Jeong, C. .......................................... VP10-17, VP14-07
Jeong, H. ............................... VP1-16, VP5-18, VP10-17,
........................................................................ VP22-15
Jeong, J. ......................... MP11-18, MP15-09, MP15-12
Jeong, S. ........................................................ MP15-02
Jeongki, L. ...................................... MP23-12, MP24-15
Jiang, C. ............................. VP25-14, VP25-15, VP25-16
Jiang, H. ................................. MP7-12, VP3-11, VP9-04,
.......................................................................... VP9-05
Jiang, L. ......................................................... MP13-10
Jinxi, G. ........................................................... VP13-13
Jitendra, A. ...................... MP3-18, MP22-03, MP22-15,
........................................................................ VP18-14
Joachim, G. ............................. BR8-07, O4-02, MP7-07
Jocham, D. ........................................................ BR3-01
Johannes, J. ...................................... MP5-15, MP22-07
Johansen, T. ....................................................... BR7-07
John, H. ........................................................... VP12-13
Johnson, P. ........................................................ VP1-02
Jonas, D. ........................................................ MP13-17
Jonat, L. ............................ MP4-02, MP24-18, VP28-16
Jones, L. .......................................... MP12-17, VP21-12
Jones, R. ......................................................... MP18-02
Jønler, M. ............................................. O3-08, VP27-20
Jorda, M. ........................................... BR1-06, MP18-08
Jordan, R. ............................................. O6-10, VP18-13
Jorge, M. ........................................................ MP21-09
Joseph, J. ............................. MP1-02, VS12-08, VS16-02
Joshi, H. ......................................................... MP22-11
Joshi, V. ............................................. MP21-10, VS7-01
Jude, C. .............................................................. VS5-09
Jun, L. Fu-lin ...................................................... BR2-05
Jun, Z. .............................................. MP9-13, MP12-01
Jung, H. ............................ MP11-01, MP14-01, VP8-09,
......................................................... VP18-16, VP20-08
Jung, S. ............................. MP5-08, MP5-13, MP20-05,
.......................................................... VP12-16, VS18-08
Jung, W. ........................................................... MP3-05
K
Kabakci, A. ...................................................... VP18-11
Kabbani, W. ....................................................... BR1-05
Kabia, M. ......................................................... MP3-13
Kadi, N. .......................................................... MP12-06
Kadihasanoglu, M. .......... MP9-16, MP21-05, MP22-18,
......................................................................... VP15-04
Kadirov, Z. ...................................................... MP12-10
Kafka, I. ......................................................... MP10-17
Kai, X. ............................................... MP5-05, VP25-02
AUTHOR INDEX
Kailasam, K. ....................................... VP3-14, VP23-05
Kallel, Y. .......................................................... VP13-17
Kallidonis, P. .................... MP9-15, MP12-12, MP13-14,
...................................... MP18-09, MP24-16, MP24-17,
.......................................... VP10-04, VP10-08, VP10-13,
.............................................. VP10-15, VP16-06, S8-02,
......................................................................... VS18-09
Kalogeropoulos, T. ............................................. VP7-11
Kalogeropoulou, C. ......................... MP13-14, MP24-17
Kalomiris, P. .................................................... MP19-11
Kalsi, V. .......................................................... MP23-04
Kamat, A. .......................................................... VP5-17
Kamihira, O. ................... MP14-02, MP14-20, MP20-04
Kamoi, K. ............................. MP14-15, VP1-03, VP1-04,
............................................ VP1-14, VP17-04, VP17-15,
.......................................... VP17-20, VP19-07, VP27-04,
........................................................................... VS7-07
Kamranmanesh, M. ........................................ MP16-06
Kanaan, E. .......................................................... VS9-04
Kane, C. ............................................................ VP8-13
Kang, D. ......................................................... MP11-18
Kang, S. ......................................... MP12-20, MP20-10
Kang, T. ............................ MP3-06, MP15-08, MP17-14
Kanout, M. ........................................................ BR4-07
Kaouk, J. ....................... MP12-13, MP14-15, MP17-03,
...................................... MP17-11, MP18-19, MP19-04,
................................................ VP1-03, VP6-07, VP6-11,
.................................................. VP8-05, P8-08, VP8-11,
.......................................... VP13-05, VP19-04, VP20-12,
............................................... VP20-16, VS7-02, VS7-04
............................................ VS7-07, VS16-07, VS16-10,
.......................................................... VS17-01, VS18-05
Kaplan, A. ........................ MP7-17, MP22-06, MP24-09
Kaplon, D. ..................... MP10-18, MP13-01, MP14-07,
....................................................................... MP16-19
Kapoor, R. .............................. VP2-05, VP4-16, VP17-07
Kara, B. ........................................................... VP11-09
Kara, C. ............................... MP4-10, MP8-10, MP9-06,
......................................... MP10-03, MP19-06, VP4-01,
.......................................................................... VP4-11
Karabuga, I. ...................... MP9-12, MP22-09, VP23-08
Karadeniz, M. ...................................... VS2-07, VS20-04
Karagounis, T. .................................................. VP18-05
Karakan, T. ............................ BR2-06, VP17-06, VS9-02
Karakoyunlu, N. .................................................. VS1-05
Karakus, S. ...................... MP14-05, MP14-13, VP27-16
Karami, H. ....................................................... VP19-09
Karaoglan, U. .................................................. VP24-06
Karatzas, A. ...................................................... MP2-16
Kargin, K. .......................................................... VP7-05
Karnabatidis, D. .............................................. MP24-16
Karsli, O. ............................ MP4-14, VP21-09, VP24-07,
........................................................................ VP25-09
Kashi, A. ............................... BR3-10, MP4-08, MP9-04,
....................................................................... MP16-06
Kassin, S. ............................................... VS2-05, VS2-08
Katsanos, K. ................................................... MP24-16
Katz, A. ................................ MP1-09, MP1-10, MP1-11
Katz, M. ................................. VP1-01, VP1-13, VP20-17
Kaufmann, O. ................................................... MP7-17
Kaver, I. ........................................................... VP28-15
Kavoussi, L. ................... MP18-16, MP20-13, MP23-19,
................................................ VP2-16, VP7-09, VP7-10,
............................................ VP8-03, VP10-18, VP17-11,
.......................................... VP19-16, VP27-03, VP27-06,
.............................................. VP28-05, VS8-05, VS9-08,
......................................................................... VS18-04
Kavoussi, L.R. .................................................. VP28-13
Kavoussi, L. R. ................................. MP12-07, VP17-14
Kawa, G. ......................................... MP14-18, VP12-17
Kawakita, M. ................................................... VP12-17
Kawasaki, Y. ...................................... MP6-08, VP22-02
Kawauchi, A. ........................ VP1-04, VP17-20, VP27-04
Kaya, E. ........................................................... VP14-19
Kaygisiz, O. ......................................................... O5-01
Kazanskaya, I. ..................................................... O4-01
Kazoulis, S. ..................................................... MP19-05
Keane, T. ............................................... O3-03, VP18-04
Keber, S. ......................................................... MP24-19
Keil, C. .............................................. BR6-04, MP22-02
Kelly, T. ........................................................... MP13-05
Kendirci, M. ....................... MP9-16, MP22-18, VP15-04
Kent, P. .............................................................. VP5-11
Keoghane, S. .................................................... MP8-02
Khafagy, R. ..................................................... MP14-08
Khaki, N. ............................................ MP5-01, MP9-02
Khan, M. .......................................................... VS10-09
Khan, N. ......................................... MP16-12, MP21-13
Khan, S. .......................................................... VP21-11
Khandkar, A. ............................ VS1-03, VS1-04, VS7-09,
.......................................................... VS11-06, VS19-09
Kharodawala, S. ................... VS7-09, VS11-06, VS19-09
Kheterpal, E. .................... MP17-01, MP17-02, VS13-10,
.......................................................... VS15-03, VS18-07
Khorrami, M. ....................................................... O5-08
Kiel, H. .............................................. BR4-09, MP17-07
Kijvikai, K. ........................................................ VS17-02
Kikuchi, E. ....................................................... VP16-05
Kilani, H. ........................................................... VP2-07
Kilciler, M. ........................ MP22-10, VP10-10, VP12-12,
............................................. VP15-09, VP26-19, VS6-02
Kilic, O. .......................................................... MP21-14
Kilicarslan, H. .................................................... BR6-02
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AUTHOR INDEX
Kilinc, M. ......................................... MP21-14, VP11-17
Kim, C. ........................................................... MP15-14
Kim, D. ................................ MP2-17, MP3-05, MP6-10,
.......................................... MP15-19, VS13-05, VS17-07
Kim, E. ............................................. MP3-05, MP23-17
Kim, F. ............................................................. VP28-05
Kim, H. ................................... O6-08, MP4-17, MP7-09,
...................................... MP15-17, MP20-03, MP21-03,
.............................................. VP1-16, VP8-04, VP10-17,
......................................................... VP22-15, VP27-02
Kim, I. ............................ MP11-18, MP15-09, MP15-12
Kim, J. ........................... MP15-17, MP19-17, MP20-03,
....................................................................... MP21-01
Kim, K. ............................................ MP14-02, VP18-16
Kim, M. ............................. MP6-12, MP19-03, VP19-18
Kim, S. .............................. MP5-08, MP5-13, MP13-08,
....................................................... MP13-08, MP20-05
Kim, T. ............................... MP5-14, MP6-10, MP11-12,
......................... MP15-17, MP20-03, VP18-16, VP24-03
Kim, W. ................................................. O6-08, MP7-09
Kim, Y. ............................... MP2-17, MP3-05, MP10-15,
....................................... MP10-15, MP13-08, MP23-17
Kimura, K. ...................................................... MP14-02
Kimura, M. ........................................ MP6-12, VP19-18
Kinoshita, H. ................................... MP14-18, VP12-17
Kinukawa, T. ................................................... MP20-04
Kira, S. .............................................................. VP9-11
Kiriluk, K. ........................................................ VP19-05
Kit, L. Chang ..................................................... VP3-09
Klein, F. ............................................ MP2-04, MP10-05
Klippstein, E. .................................................. MP12-08
Kloen, S. ........................................................... MP7-10
Knüchel-Clarke, R. .................................. BR8-07, O4-02
Knoll, T. ................................. BR3-01, MP7-13, VP4-04,
......................................................... VP13-02, VP28-20
Knudsen, B. ............................ BR2-02, BR6-05, BR6-09,
........................................................... VP3-04, VP11-05
Kobayashi, Y. ......................... O1-09, MP1-19, MP19-13
Koch, M. ........................................................ MP15-04
Koffman, G. ....................................................... VP9-08
Kolla, S. ............... MP7-17, MP18-15, MP23-16, VP6-09
Komai, Y. ........................................................ MP14-18
Kommu, S. .............................. BR1-01, BR1-02, BR1-09,
..................................... BR1-10, BR2-09, O1-02, O1-08,
......................................... MP12-18, MP19-12, VP3-17,
............................................ VP6-01, VP10-20, VP11-03,
............................ VP12-19, VP15-11, VP19-12, VP20-18
........................... VP21-01, VP21-02, VP21-03, VP21-04,
............................ VP21-05, VP23-11, VP23-12, VP28-18
Kongchareonsombat, W. .................................... VP7-02
Kono, H. .......................................................... VP16-05
Koo, K. ........................................................... MP14-14
244
Koo, V. ............................................................. VP21-04
Kooby, D. .......................................................... MP5-12
Kooistra, A. ........................................................ VP1-12
Kordan, Y. ............................ BR6-02, VS10-07, VS18-01,
......................................................................... VS19-01
Korets, R. .......................................... MP9-08, MP19-16
Kosmaoglou, E. ................................... VP9-12, VS16-01
Kouriefs, C. ...................................... MP18-20, VP11-11
Koutsiaris, E. ..................................................... MP1-03
Koyuncu, H. ........................................ BR3-09, VP15-10
Kozinn, S. ....................................................... MP19-09
Kozomara, M. .................................................. VP11-02
Krah, X. ............................................................... O1-10
Krambeck, A. .......................... O2-10, MP2-10, MP4-12,
...................................... MP16-09, MP16-10, MP16-12,
.......................................................... MP21-13, VS8-04
Kramer, B. .............................. O1-05, MP23-18, VS2-03
Kriedberg, C. ........................ BR3-07, MP3-11, MP3-12,
.......................................... MP3-15, MP10-16, VP16-13
Krombach, P. ..................................................... VP3-16
Kruck, S. ............................ MP7-14, MP24-11, VP17-09
Krupp, N. ............................................ BR2-01, VP19-08
Ku, J. .................................... VP1-16, VP10-17, VP27-02
Kuandykov, E. ...................................................... O4-10
Kübler, H. ............................................. O1-03, VP21-07
Kucukdurmaz, F. ............................................. MP14-13
Kuczyk, M. ........................................... VP17-09, VS6-10
Kudo, T. ........................................................... VP17-17
Kulkarni, M. .................................................... MP22-01
Kulkarni, R. ....................................... MP8-13, MP22-01
Kumar, G. ......................... MP18-03, MP18-06, VP2-12,
........................................................................ VP22-05
Kumar, P. .......................................... MP8-13, MP22-01
Kumar, S. .......................................................... MP3-20
Kumar, V. ................................. VS1-02, VS1-03, VS1-04,
............................................................ VS7-09, VS11-06
Kumazawa, T. ................................................. MP14-04
Kumon, H. .............................. O1-09, MP1-19, MP8-07,
......................................................... MP8-08, MP19-13
Kunishima, Y. ..................................................... VP2-08
Kural, A. ........................... MP15-13, VP14-16, VP27-18,
.............................................. VS1-10, VS5-08, VS13-03,
............................ VS14-06, VS15-10, VS17-03, VS20-05
Kuranov, R. ........................................................ BR2-04
Kurien, A. ............................ MP2-20, MP4-13, MP8-18,
............................ MP9-09, MP13-11, VP4-17, VP14-02,
.......................................... VP17-02, VP22-01, VP23-07,
............................................. VP26-17, VS3-03, VS18-03
Kuroiwa, K. .................................................... MP13-02
Kurosch, M. ...................................................... MP2-09
Kurtz, M. .......................................................... MP9-07
Kwak, C. .............................. VP1-16, VP10-17, VP27-02
AUTHOR INDEX
Kwangsung, P. ................................................. VP17-16
Kwon, D. ........................................... VP12-16, VS18-08
Kwon, E. .......................................... VP13-19, VP20-08
Kwon, J. ............................................................ VP8-09
Kwon, T. ......................... MP15-17, MP20-03, MP20-10
Kyoungtaek, L. ................................................. MP2-17
Kyriazis, I. ........ MP13-14, MP24-16, MP24-17, VP16-06
Kyung-jin, O. ................................................... VP17-16
L
Labarbera, S. ..................................... BR3-02, MP13-20
Lacey, D. ......................................................... MP13-19
Lagerveld, B. .................................................... MP6-18
Lagrange, C. ................................................... MP12-03
Laguna, M. ....................................... VP14-01, VP19-15
Lahme, S. ................................ O5-05, MP8-14, MP8-15
................................................ VP3-10, VP4-10, VP4-13,
........................................................... VP6-14, VP20-15
Lal, A. ............................................................ MP21-08
Lallas, C. ........................................................ MP11-15
Lam, S. ............................................ MP15-12, VP19-03
Lamba, S. ....................................................... MP15-12
Lambert, E. ............... MP3-03, MP4-07, VP1-05, VP2-20
Lamberton, G. .................................................... VS5-07
Lampel, A. ......................................................... VP3-08
Landman, J. ......................... MP6-06, MP6-11, MP6-15,
.......................................... MP6-16, MP6-19, MP12-14,
...................................... MP14-11, MP14-12, MP15-01,
......................................... MP18-10, MP21-09, VP3-04,
................................ VP7-06, VP11-14, P22-06, VP22-17
Lang, E. ............................................................ MP2-12
Lange, D. ............................... BR7-05, BR7-06, MP4-02,
........................................... MP24-18, VP4-06, VP28-16
Large, M. ........................................................ MP20-01
Lasalle, M. ...................................... MP16-13, MP24-04
Laungani, R. ....... MP17-02, VS13-10, VS15-03, VS18-07
Lauretti, S. ....................................................... VP27-15
La vecchia, L. ...................................................... VS6-08
Lavery, H. ........................... MP5-04, MP11-16, VP5-03,
........................................... VP20-06, VP20-10, VP20-14
Lawrence, C. .................................................... VP18-04
Le, N. ................................... O3-10, MP2-08, MP18-18,
............................. MP22-07, VP9-10, VS19-10, VS20-10
Leal, D. ............................................................... VS9-04
Ledesma, Rodrigo ............................................ VP21-20
Ledezma, R. ..................................................... MP4-05
Lee, B. ............................... MP5-10, MP5-11, MP11-04,
...................................... MP11-10, MP11-11, MP13-06,
...................................... MP15-05, MP17-15, MP17-16,
...................................... MP20-07, MP20-09, MP21-03,
................................... VP2-19, VP5-05, VS4-01, VS7-01,
........................................... VS13-02, VS13-04, VS20-09
Lee, D. ................................ O6-07, MP11-14, MP12-14,
...................................... MP15-06, MP15-10, MP15-11,
........................................................ MP18-13, VP22-06
Lee, F. ............................................. MP11-15, MP13-01
Lee, H. ................................. MP4-18, MP19-17, VP8-06
Lee, J. ............................... BR3-03, MP19-10, MP19-17,
......................................... MP21-01, VP11-14, VP22-06,
.......................................................... VS13-05, VS17-07
Lee, K. ............................................................. VP18-16
Lee, M. ............................. MP14-15, MP19-16, VP1-03,
............................................................ VP1-14, VS17-01
Lee, N. .............................................. MP2-08, MP18-18
Lee, R. ............................................................. VP28-05
Lee, S. ........................... MP14-14, MP15-02, MP19-17,
.......................................................................... VP1-16
Lee, T. .................................. MP2-17, VS13-05, VS17-07
Lee, W. ............................................ MP11-13, VP24-03
Leenanupunth, C. ................... VP8-07, VS4-07, VS15-04
Leeser, C. ............................................................. O2-06
Legervand, D. .................................................... BR8-01
Legraverand, D. ...................................... O5-10, VP3-20
Lehnhardt, M. ................................................ MP12-19
Leibovitch, I. ................................................... MP10-17
Leistner, R. ....................................................... MP2-18
Leitão, T. ......................................................... MP18-05
Lentini, M. ....................................................... VP10-03
Leonard, M. ...................................................... VS11-04
Leonardo, C. ...................................................... VP2-14
Leonardopoulos, L. ........................................... MP8-11
Leone, N. ................................ O3-10, MP22-07, VP9-10
Leontis, S. ......................................................... MP8-11
Lepchuk, B. ...................................................... MP5-15
Leppert, J. ............................ VP7-01, VP11-12, VP28-14
Lerner, M. ...................... MP15-04, MP17-04, MP17-05,
.......................................... MP20-18, VS20-02, VS20-03
Leschaka, S. .................................................... VP11-02
L’esperance, A. ................................................. VP17-05
L’esperance, J. .................... MP1-18, MP6-02, MP10-02,
......................................... MP13-19, VP17-05, VP22-20,
........................................................................ VP26-05
Leveilee, R. ..................................................... MP19-02
Leveillee, R. ........................ BR1-06, MP6-14, MP13-13,
........................ MP13-15, MP17-08, MP18-08, VP27-17
Leventis, A. ....................................................... MP8-11
Lewis, G. ........................................................ MP14-08
Lewis, I. ............................................ VP21-03, VP23-12
Lho, Y. ............................................................ MP21-03
Li, J. ............................ BR5-10, O2-10, O5-02, MP2-10,
............................................ MP3-17, MP4-11, MP4-12,
........................................ MP5-17, MP10-15, MP16-09,
...................................... MP16-10, MP16-12, MP21-13,
.............................................. MP23-17, VP6-05, VS8-04
245
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Li, R. ................... MP4-18, MP6-17, MP19-03, VS15-05
Li, X. ............................................................... VP25-17
Liatsikos, E. ............................. BR1-08, O6-06, MP9-15,
....................................... MP12-12, MP13-14, MP18-09
....................................... MP24-16, MP24-17, VP10-04,
.......................................... VP10-08, VP10-13, VP10-15,
.............................. VP12-07, VP16-06, VS8-02, VS18-09
Libertino, J. ....................................................... MP5-17
Lidawi, G. .......................................................... VP3-03
Lifshitz, D. ..................... MP11-05, MP11-06, MP11-07,
...................................... MP14-12, MP20-01, MP24-03,
.................................. VP1-01, VP1-13, VP9-02, VP19-05
Lim, J. ............................... MP10-15, MP23-17, VP6-05
Lima, E. .......................................................... MP12-13
Lima, F. ................................. BR1-04, MP20-08, VP8-12
Lin, C. .............................................................. VS10-01
Lin, T. ................................... O2-08, VP25-14, VP25-15,
......................................................... VP25-16, VP25-17
Lin, Y. Siang ....................................... MP7-04, VP11-04
Lingeman, J. ............................ BR5-10, O2-10, MP2-10,
............................................ MP3-17, MP4-11, MP4-12,
...................................... MP16-09, MP16-10, MP16-12,
.......................................................... MP21-13, VS8-04
Lingenfelder, T. ..................................................... O2-08
Link, R. ............................................ MP19-03, VS15-05
Lipkin, M. ............................... BR2-07, BR5-01, BR5-04,
................................................ BR6-10, O2-04, MP3-07,
............................................. VP5-06, VP10-11, VP20-11
Liske, P. .................................. O5-05, MP8-14, MP8-15,
.................................... VP3-10, VP4-10, VP4-13, VP6-14
Litwak, K. ........................................................... VS7-02
Liu, H. ............................................................... BR7-10
Liu, S. .............................................................. VP23-11
Liu, Y. .................................... O3-07, VP21-16, VP25-13
Livne, P. ............................................................. VP9-02
Lo, A. ................................ MP2-08, MP3-08, MP13-12,
...................................... MP18-18, MP21-07, MP22-13,
........................................................................ VP12-10
Lockhart, M. ..................................................... MP7-16
Loebelenz, M. .................................................... BR4-08
Loizaga, A. ..................................................... MP13-12
Lojanapiwat, B. ............................................... VP26-11
Löhr, M. ........................................................... VP13-03
Longhorn, S. ........................................ MP5-07, VP3-13
Longo, F. ........................................................... MP3-19
Longo, N. ......................................................... MP2-01
Lopez, A. ......................................................... VP12-10
Loske, A. ......................................................... MP22-13
Louie, M. ............................. MP4-18, MP5-09, MP6-07,
........................................ MP6-17, MP18-04, MP18-15,
......................................... MP23-16, MP24-09, VP6-09,
........................................................................ VP11-14
246
Lowry, P. ........................................... VP11-19, VP18-17
Lu, J. ................................... BR8-05, MP7-11, VP10-16,
........................................................................ VP21-17
Lu, M. .............................. MP1-02, MP22-14, VP12-03,
.......................................... VP12-04, VP12-09, VP25-03,
............................................................ VS6-04, VS16-02
Lu, W. .............................................................. VP18-09
Lucas, S. ......................... MP15-04, MP17-04, MP20-18
Lucci, M. ........................... VP12-03, VP12-04, VP12-09,
............................................................ VP25-03, VS6-04
Luciani, L. ....................................................... MP14-19
Lund, L. ................................................ O3-08, VP27-20
Lusch, A. ......................................................... VP24-05
Luscombe, C. .......................... BR1-01, BR1-02, BR1-09,
.................................................. BR1-10, O1-02, O1-08,
....................................... MP12-18, MP19-12, VP10-20,
.......................................... VP11-03, VP12-19, VP19-12,
............................ VP20-18, VP21-01, VP21-02, VP21-04
........................................... VP21-05, VP23-11, VP28-18
Lux, C. ............................................................. VP16-10
Lux, M. .............................................. MP1-02, VS16-02
Lv, W. .................................................. VS6-09, VS12-05
Lyne, C. ........................................................... VP19-18
M
Ma, J. ................................... BR1-04, MP2-11, MP5-17,
............................................ MP6-20, MP8-09, MP8-19,
...................................... MP16-16, MP16-17, MP17-18,
......................................... MP19-09, MP24-13, VP8-10,
.......................................... VP16-02, VP19-18, VP20-20,
.......................................... VP22-20, VP23-04, VP23-10,
........................................................................ VP28-13
Ma, L. ......................... BR5-08, O3-05, O3-07, MP5-20,
.......................................... VP10-09, VP10-16, VP21-16,
........................................... VP21-17, VP25-12, VP25-13
Maan, Z. ........................... MP2-11, MP8-19, MP16-16,
........................................ MP16-17, MP24-13, VP23-10
Macdonald, D. ................................................ MP18-02
Macejko, A. .................................................... MP10-12
Madaan, S. ...................................................... VP18-07
Maghsoudi, R. ................................................. VP13-18
Mahboub, M. Darabi ......... MP3-04, MP9-05, MP16-14,
.......................................... VP18-03, VP26-07, VP26-12,
......................................................... VP26-16, VP28-04
Mahdavi, K. Nouri ............................................... O5-08
Mahdavi, P. ........................ MP6-04, MP6-04, VP17-01,
........................................................................ VP19-08
Maheshwari, R. ...................... VP2-05, VP4-16, VP17-07
Mak, S. ............................................................ VP14-06
Makatounaki, K. .............................................. VP18-06
Makris, A. ......................................................... MP7-07
Malcolm, J. ...................................................... VP22-20
AUTHOR INDEX
Maldonado, E. ................................................ MP22-16
Maletta, A. ....................................................... MP2-01
Mamaev, I. ..................................................... MP19-08
Mamoulakis, C. .................. MP4-03, VP14-01, VP19-15
Man, A. .............................. BR4-04, MP3-20, MP21-08,
................................................ VP2-05, VP4-12, VP4-16,
............................................. VP13-12, VP17-07, VS7-10
Mandal, A. ........... BR4-04, MP3-20, MP21-08, VP13-12
Mandeville, J. .................. MP5-17, MP17-18, MP19-09,
........................................................................ VP16-02
Mandhani, A. ......................... VP2-05, VP4-16, VP17-07
Manfredi, M. ..................... VP12-03, VP12-04, VP12-09,
............................................................ VP25-03, VS6-04
Manger, J. ........................................................ MP8-09
Mangera, A. ...................................................... VP4-12
Mangiapia, F. .................................................... MP2-01
Mangiarotti, B. ................................................. MP3-19
Maniadakis, N. ................................................ VP16-06
Mantu, G. ......................................................... MP5-16
Manzano, J. ....................................................... BR1-04
Marchant, F. ........................................ BR5-03, MP4-05
Marchiñena, P. Garcia ....................................... MP4-19
Marcovich, R. ................................................. MP24-07
Maria, G. Antonio ................... VS3-02, VS8-02, VS17-04
Mariani, A. ........................................................ VP9-10
Marinho, M. ...................................................... VP6-18
Mark, R. ............................................................ VP5-03
Marketakis, A. .................................................. MP1-03
Marnes, M. ....................................................... MP4-20
Marsh, H. .......................................... MP8-17, VP18-07
Marsh, R. .......................................................... VP1-02
Marshall, J. ........................... VP8-10, VP20-20, VP23-04
Martin, H. ........................................ MP11-08, VP13-03
Martin, S. ........................................ MP19-14, VP23-03
Martinez-Suarez, H. ........................................ MP11-08
Martinho, D. ..................................... MP1-13, MP18-05
Martins, A. ........................ MP8-20, MP9-20, MP10-09,
......................................... MP23-07, VP10-01, VP10-02,
.......................................... VP12-20, VP13-16, VP15-12,
.......................................... VP18-10, VP24-08, VP24-09,
........................................... VP27-10, VP27-11, VP27-12
Martin, S. .......................................................................
Maruyama, S. .................................................. VP27-01
Masood, J. .......................... MP2-11, MP8-19, MP16-16
........................................ MP16-17, MP24-13, VP23-10
Masoudi, P. ..................................................... VP28-07
Massimiliano, P. ................................ MP7-15, MP24-10
Master, V. ......................................................... MP5-12
Masumori, N. .................................................... VP2-08
Mathes, G. ........................................................ BR5-08
Mathes, L. ......................................................... BR5-08
Matheus, R. ..................................................... VP12-10
Mathew, A. ...................... MP4-13, MP13-11, VP17-02,
........................................................................ VP23-07
Matin, S. ........................................... MP14-12, VS6-03
Matlaga, B. ....................... MP3-16, MP9-07, MP13-09,
........................................................ MP21-06, VP11-01
Matsuda, T. ...................................... MP14-18, VP12-17
Matsukawa, Y. ................................................ MP20-04
Matsushima, M. .................................................. O6-03
Matsuura, S. .................................................... VP17-17
Mattioli, S. ....................................................... VP14-05
Mattos, M. Augusto elias de ........................... MP16-07
Matuura, O. .................................................... MP14-02
Matzkin, H. ........................................ VP3-03, VP28-15
Maurer, T. ........................................................ VP21-07
Mavuduru, R. ..................... BR4-04, MP21-08, VP13-12
Maxwell, A. ..................................................... VP18-01
Mayes, J. ........................................... MP6-20, VP19-18
Maynes, L. ........................................................... O3-05
Mazzucchi, E. .................................... MP16-04, VP4-03
Mc Ateer, J. .......................................... BR5-10, MP2-10
Mc Carthy, J. .................................................... MP3-01
Mc Cue, P. ...................................................... MP11-15
Mc Dougal, W. .................................................. MP7-19
Mc Dougall, E. ..................... MP4-18, MP5-09, MP6-07,
.......................................... MP6-17, MP7-17, MP18-04,
...................................... MP18-15, MP22-06, MP23-16,
........................................... MP24-09, VP6-09, VP11-14,
........................................................................ VP27-13
Mc Elroy, A. ....................................................... BR2-04
Mc Intyre, M. ................................................... VP18-04
Mc Kenna, P. ...................................................... VS2-03
Mc Kiernan, J. ...................... MP5-16, MP6-11, MP6-16,
........................................................ MP21-09, VP22-17
Mc Leroy, S. .................................................... MP16-11
Medhat, M. .................................................... MP22-17
Meeks, J. ........................................................ MP15-19
Mehmedovic, S. ............................................... VP19-15
Mehr, N. ........................................................... MP6-05
Mehrabi, S. ...................................................... VP26-03
Mehravaran, K. ................................................ VP13-18
Mehrotra, P. ...................................................... VP1-02
Mehta, S. .......................................................... VP4-12
Meining, A. ......................................................... O1-03
Melekos, M. ..................................................... MP2-16
Melo, M. ........................................................ MP18-05
Mendes, A. Vommaro ...................................... MP16-05
Mendonça, T. .................................................... MP1-13
Menon, M. ...................... MP17-01, MP17-02, VS13-10,
.......................................................... VS15-03, VS18-07
Menéndez, S. Alonso ...................................... MP19-14
Meredith, B. ................................... MP15-10, MP15-11
Merinov, D. ........................... MP8-06, VP9-14, VP14-15
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AUTHOR INDEX
Merlet, B. ............................................... BR8-01, O5-10
Messetti, F. ...................................... MP20-08, VS19-05
Metaxari, M. ................................................... VP18-06
Mete, U. ........................................................... MP3-20
Metrebian, E. ....................... MP20-08, VP8-12, VS19-05
Meyer, T. .......................................................... VP14-12
Micali, S. .............................. BR5-09, VP5-15, VP18-08,
.............................................. VP20-05, VS4-09, VS9-06,
............................................. VS9-07, VS14-07, VS15-08
Michel, M. ................................. BR4-03, O2-08, O4-06,
........................................ MP4-03, MP12-08, MP12-09,
................................. VP3-16, VP4-04, VP4-18, VP14-03,
............................ VP14-11, VP14-12, VP24-05, VP28-20
Mikhail, A. ............................................ O3-05, VP21-13
Miki, T. ................................. VP1-04, VP17-20, VP27-04
Milfont, J. ....................................................... MP16-05
Millard ii, W. ....................................................... VS5-07
Miller, D. ............................................................ VP5-08
Miller, J. ............................................................. BR1-07
Miller, K. .............................................................. O1-10
Miller, N. ........................... MP3-03, MP4-07, MP13-09,
............................................................. VP1-05, VP2-20
Milner, T. ............................................................ BR2-04
Mimata, H. ...................................... MP14-16, VP25-08
Min, L. .............................................................. VP4-05
Minareci, S. .......................... MP14-10, VP7-12, VP7-13,
............................ VP21-10, VP21-14, VP22-14, VP22-18
Mir, M. Gascon .................................................. VP9-01
Miranda, M. ..................................................... VS19-02
Mirciulescu, V. .................. MP9-01, MP24-02, VP26-01,
.......................................................... VP26-10, VS11-03
Miroglu, C. ...................... MP9-16, MP21-05, MP22-18,
........................................................................ VP15-04
Mirone, V. ......................................................... MP2-01
Mishra, S. .......................... MP8-18, MP9-09, MP13-11,
............................................ VP4-17, VP14-02, VP17-02,
............................................... VP26-17, VS3-03, VS5-04
Mitre, A. ......................................................... MP10-13
Miura, M. ......................................................... MP5-02
Miyajima, A. .................................................... VP16-05
Miyaoka, R. ............................ BR6-08, BR6-09, BR7-06,
............................................ MP3-11, MP3-12, MP3-15,
........................................... MP10-16, VP3-05, VP16-13
Moanack, J. ....................................................... VP6-17
Mobley III., J. .................................................... MP2-04
Mochiduki, T. ..................................................... VP9-11
Mochizuki, T. .................................................... MP5-02
Modi, A. ............................................................ VP3-04
Modi, P. ........................................................... VP21-19
Moeckel, G. ....................................................... VP1-05
Moeding, A. ......................... BR3-07, MP3-11, MP3-12,
......................................................... MP3-15, MP10-16
248
Moghaddam, A. Afshari ................................... VP26-02
Mohamadi, L. .................................................. VP13-14
Mohamed, A. .................................... MP21-04, VS9-08
Mohamed, B. ................................................... VP18-19
Mohamed, H. ................................... VP11-18, VP15-07
Mohamed, M. Weld sidi ................................... VP18-18
Mohammadi, Y. .............................................. MP20-18
Mohan, S. ............................................. O6-10, VP18-13
Moinzadeh, A. .................. MP5-17, MP17-18, MP19-09
Molina, W. ....................................................... VP28-05
Molina-Torres, M. ........................................... MP22-13
Molinari, C. ........................... O5-03, VP10-03, VP15-02
Monden, K. ...................................................... MP8-08
Monga, M. .............................. BR3-07, BR6-08, BR6-09
................................ BR7-06, MP3-11, MP3-12, MP3-15
........................................... MP10-16, VP3-05, VP16-13
Monish, A. ........................................................ VS17-01
Montag, S. ...................................... MP20-13, VP19-16
Montanari, E. .................................... MP3-19, VP26-08
Montgomery, J. ...................... VP5-08, VS9-10, VS12-07,
.......................................................... VS13-06, VS16-09
Montlleó, M. .................................................... VS18-06
Moon, H. .......................................................... VS13-05
Moon, K. .......................................................... MP5-14
Moore, C. ........................... BR1-06, MP6-14, MP13-15,
....................................................................... MP18-08
Moradi, M. ...................................................... VP19-09
Moraitis, K. ...................... MP2-11, MP16-16, MP16-17,
........................................................................ VP23-10
Moreira, O. ....................................................... VS14-09
Moreno, J. ......................... MP6-11, MP6-16, MP12-14,
....................................................................... MP18-10
Morgan, L. ......................................................... VS2-04
Morihisa, M. ...................... MP8-20, MP9-20, MP10-09,
......................................... MP23-07, VP10-01, VP10-02,
.......................................... VP12-20, VP13-16, VP15-12,
.......................................... VP18-10, VP24-08, VP24-09,
.......................................... VP27-10, VP27-11, VP27-12,
.............................. VS4-05, VS11-09, VS15-09, VS17-09
Moriya, Y. ....................................................... MP14-02
Moro, J. ........................................................... VP17-19
Morra, I. ................................ VP1-10, VP1-17, VP17-10,
............................................................ VS3-10, VS15-06
Mortazavi, N. .................................................. VP13-01
Mortezavi, A. ....................................................... O6-05
Mossangen, M. ............................................... VP28-14
Moteria, S. ....................................... MP3-18, MP22-03
Mottrie, A. .......................... MP15-13, VP5-01, VP20-19,
........................................... VS16-04, VS16-05, VS16-06
Moul, J. ............................................ VP10-11, VP20-11
Mouraviev, V. ....................... MP6-12, MP6-20, VP19-18
Mourtzinos, A. ................................................. VP16-02
AUTHOR INDEX
Mousavi-bahar, S. ............................. MP4-01, MP21-15
Moustafa, A. ....................................................... O4-04
Ms, B. .............................................................. VP15-07
Mueller, T. ....................................................... MP15-09
Mufarrij, P. ........................................... VP11-06, VS4-02
Multescu, R. ........................ MP7-01, MP7-03, MP8-05,
......................................... MP9-01, MP16-02, MP24-01,
........................................... MP24-02, VP9-13, VP26-01,
........................................................................ VP26-10
Müller, G. .......................................................... VP7-07
Mumtaz, F. ...................................................... VP12-19
Mun, I. ........................................................... MP19-10
Mungan, A. ....................................................... BR5-06
Muntner, P. ..................................................... MP15-07
Müntener, M. .................................................. VP11-02
Munver, R. ........................... MP1-14, MP1-15, MP1-17,
........................................ MP8-01, MP13-03, MP15-18,
...................................... MP15-20, MP17-06, MP17-10,
......................................... MP19-02, MP20-12, VP2-11,
............................................. VP5-07, VP22-03, VP22-04
Murakami, F. ................................................... VP28-09
Murat, C. ........................................................... VP2-03
Muresan, A. ......................................... MP9-19, VS7-10
Murugesan, J. ..................................... VP3-14, VP23-05
Musienko, V. ................................................... MP12-10
Muslumanoglu, A. ..................... BR3-08, O5-07, O5-09,
........................................ MP8-12, MP21-19, MP21-20,
............................................ VP4-14, VP15-06, VP15-13,
......................................................................... VS17-08
Müslümanoðlu, A. ............................ VP25-20, VP27-14
Mut, T. .............................. MP14-09, MP20-19, VP1-09,
........................................................... VP6-13, VP27-16
Muthu, V. ............................. MP13-11, VP2-01, VP4-17,
.......................................... VP22-01, VP26-17, VS18-03,
......................................................................... VS19-07
Mutlu, N. ........................................................... BR3-09
N
Naami, A. ............................................................ O4-02
Nabizada-pace, F. ........... MP11-16, MP15-07, VP20-06,
......................................................... VP20-10, VP20-14
Naderi, A. ......................................................... MP3-04
Nadler, R. .......... MP10-12, MP15-19, MP19-18, VP5-11
Nagata, H. ...................................................... VP16-05
Nagele, U. ............................ O5-06, MP24-11, VP17-09
Naito, S. ......................................................... MP13-02
Naitoh, Y. ......................................... VP17-20, VP27-04
Nakada, S. ..................... MP10-18, MP13-01, MP14-07,
....................................................................... MP16-19
Nakagawa, K. .................................................. VP16-05
Nakahira, Y. ......................................................... O6-03
Nakano, D. ...................................................... VP25-08
Nalcacioglu, V. ................................................ MP12-16
Nam, J. ............................................................ VP24-03
Namjoo, M. ..................................................... VP28-04
Nane ................................................. MP10-05, VP1-09
Nanieva, R. ........................................... O2-06, MP1-16
Napodano, G. ........................ VP19-20, VS4-04, VS6-05,
.......................................................... VS10-02, VS17-06
Narita, S. ........................................... MP14-04, VP7-04
Naselli, A. ........................................... BR8-03, VP23-01
Nash, S. .......................................................... MP23-05
Nasseh, H. ....................................................... VP28-07
Nasu, N. ......................................................... MP14-16
Nasu, Y. .............................. MP1-19, MP8-07, MP19-13
Nasu, Yasutomo .................................................. O1-09
Natalin, R. ...................................................... MP20-15
Nathaniel, C. ..................................................... VP3-13
Nawfel, B. ....................................................... VP18-19
Nayeemuddin, M. ............................. VP11-03, VP19-12
Ndoye, M. .............................................. O5-10, VP3-20
Nechita, F. ............................................. VP3-01, VS7-10
Negrete-pulido, O. ............................ MP4-20, MP22-13
Neisius, A. ........................ MP2-15, MP11-19, MP24-19
Nelson, E. ......................................... MP5-15, MP23-18
Nelson, R. ......................................... MP6-13, VP19-19
Nemenova, A. .................................................. VP26-18
Nerli, R. ............................................ VP13-04, VP13-07
Nesar, S. ........................................................... MP8-19
Neto, E. Chedid ................................. MP16-04, VP4-03
Netsch, C. ................................. BR4-10, O2-05, O4-06,
................................................. O4-07, VP9-17, VP9-18,
............................................ VP9-19, VP14-03, VP14-11,
............................ VP16-07, VP20-04, VP20-09, VP28-19
Netto, jr. N. Rodrigues ...................... MP16-07, VP17-19
Netto, M. Jose bruschini rodrigues .................. MP16-07
Neumayr, A. ............................... BR4-09, O1-01, O2-06,
....................................................................... MP17-07
Neymeyer, J. ......................... BR2-03, BR4-05, VP14-04,
................................................. VS1-08, VS2-05, VS2-08
Ng, C. ............................... MP2-08, MP3-08, MP18-18,
....................................................... MP21-07, MP22-04
Ng, M. ............................ MP15-10, MP15-11, VP14-06
Nguyen, M. .................................... MP15-10, MP15-11
Niashiran, D. Hosseini ...................................... VP26-15
Nicklas, A. ......................................................... VP2-18
Nicola, S. Mattia ................................ VS16-05, VS16-06
Nicolaus, M. ......................................... O6-06, VP12-07
Nicolay, L. ........................... MP6-04, MP6-04, MP6-05,
.......................................................... VP17-01, VS18-02
Nigro, F. ........................................................... VP26-06
Niroomand, R. ................................................. VP28-17
Nishi, M. ........................................................... VP2-17
Nishinaka, K. ..................................................... VP2-08
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AUTHOR INDEX
Nita, G. ............................................. VS11-03, VS12-03
Nizar, D. .......................................................... VP18-18
Noh, P. .............................................. VP24-02, VS12-06
Nomura, T. ......................................................... VP9-11
Nonomura, K. .................................................. VP27-01
Noor-Alizadeh, A. .............................................. VP9-20
Norman, R. ......................................... MP3-01, MP7-08
Nott, L. ............................... MP2-18, MP8-16, MP13-18
Nouira, Y. ........................... MP22-20, VP9-09, VP11-18,
........................................... VP13-17, VP18-18, VP18-19
Nouraliadeh, A. .............................................. MP16-06
Nouralizadeh, A. ................................................ VP2-07
Nunez, R. ......................................... VP14-18, VP16-04
Nutahara, K. ................................................... MP19-15
Nuttall, M. ....................................................... VP15-03
O
Ober, P. ................................. MP8-14, MP8-15, VP3-10,
............................................... VP4-13, VP6-14, VP20-15
Oberhagemann, K. ................... BR4-10, O4-07, VP9-17,
............................................... VP9-18, VP9-19, VP16-07
Öbek, C. .......................................................... VP27-18
Óbrien, T. ............................................... O4-03, MP7-18
Ocantos, J. ........................................................ MP4-19
Ogan, K. ............................................. MP3-09, MP5-12
Oguchi, N. ...................................................... MP14-18
Oguz, U. ........................................................... MP9-06
Oh, P. ............................................................... MP6-02
Oh, S. .............................................................. VP14-07
Oh, T. ................................................................ VP8-09
Ohmann, E. ....................................................... VP2-06
Okegawa, T. .................................................... MP19-15
Okhunov, Z. ....................... MP6-06, MP6-15, MP12-14,
...................................... MP14-11, MP18-10, MP21-09,
........................................................... VP7-06, VP22-06
Oktay, B. ................................. VS1-07, VS1-09, VS6-01,
........................................... VS10-07, VS18-01, VS19-01
Olbert, P. .......................... BR6-04, MP22-02, MP23-02,
....................................................................... MP23-03
Oliveira, L. ......................................................... VP6-06
Olsburgh, J. ....................................................... VP9-08
Olweny, E. ...................................................... MP16-18
Omidvar, M. .................................................... VP19-09
Ong, R. .............................................. BR7-09, VP22-19
Ono, Y. .............................................................. VP6-05
Oommen, M. ........................ MP5-10, MP5-11, VP2-19,
.............................................. VS4-01, VS7-01, VS13-02,
......................................................................... VS13-04
Oral, E. ................................................ VP24-11, VS6-02
Ordonez, M. ................................................... MP14-11
Ortac, M. .......................... MP14-05, MP14-13, VP1-09,
........................................................................ VP27-16
250
Ortiz, V. ............................ BR1-04, MP20-08, MP20-15,
............................................................ VP8-12, VS19-05
Ortiz-Alvarado, O. ................ MP3-11, MP3-12, MP3-15,
........................................................ MP10-16, VP16-13
Osann, K. ........................................ MP15-16, VP20-03
Oskay, K. ........................................................ MP23-15
Ossandon, E. ....................................... BR5-03, MP4-05
Ost, M. .............................................. MP21-04, VS9-08
Oya, M. ........................................................... VP16-05
Ozcan, F. ........................................... MP14-05, VP1-09
Özcan, S. ......................................................... VP23-02
Ozdemir, U. .................................................... MP21-14
Ozden, E. .......................................................... VP4-15
Ozgok, Y. ............................ O3-06, MP18-11, MP22-10,
........................................... VP11-17, VP14-19, VP15-01
................................ VP26-19, VS3-06, VS9-03, VS12-09
Ozgor, F. ......................................................... MP21-20
Ozkan, B. ......................................................... VS12-02
Ozkan, S. ......................................................... VP28-10
Ozkardes, H. ......................................... VP4-08, VP4-20
Ozok, U. ............................................................. VS1-05
Özsoy, C. ......................................... MP20-19, VS20-04
Ozturk, A. ....................................................... MP21-14
Ozturk, B. ............................. MP21-11, VP4-08, VP4-20
Ozyuvali, E. ...................................................... MP4-10
P
Pabon, A. ........................... VP13-11, VP21-06, VP25-10
Pace, K. ................................ BR6-03, MP2-06, MP4-04,
............................................. MP14-03, VP4-02, VP4-06,
............................................................ VS5-06, VS17-05
Pace, S. ............................................................. VP4-02
Page, J. ............................ MP9-07, MP12-02, MP12-03,
....................................................................... MP19-19
Pagotto, C. ..................................................... MP10-13
Pagotto, V. ...................................................... MP10-13
Pahernik, S. ...................................................... MP2-09
Pai, M. Ganapathy ............................................. VP2-10
Pai, M. ............................... VP13-06, VP19-06, VP19-10
Paick, S. ......................................................... MP21-03
Pais, jr .......................................................... V., MP9-07
Paiva, C. ......................................................... MP20-15
Pakfetrat, M. ................................................... VP28-06
Pakmanesh, H. .................................................. BR3-10
Pal, B. ............................................................. VP21-19
Palese, M. ......................................................... VP5-03
Palma, P. Ce´sar Rodrigues ............................... VP17-19
Palmer, J. ........................................... MP8-17, VP24-01
Palmer, K. J ......................... MP11-02, MP11-03, O2-02,
.......................................... VP20-01, VS13-01, VS14-01,
........................................... VS14-02, VS14-03, VS14-08
Palmieri, A. ....................................................... MP2-01
AUTHOR INDEX
Pamplona, M. ....................................... VP6-10, VP6-19
Pan, J. ............................ MP16-15, MP19-07, MP23-08
Panahandeh, Z. ................................................ MP9-02
Paolo, F. ........................................................... VP26-06
Papalia, R. ........................ BR8-08, MP20-06, MP20-16,
.............................................. VP1-11, VP2-14, VP11-07,
.......................................... VP11-15, VP12-11, VP22-07,
......................................................... VP27-07, VP28-11
Papas, A. .......................................................... MP1-03
Papatsoris, A. .................... MP2-11, MP8-19, MP24-13,
........................................................................ VP23-10
Pardalidis, N. ....................................... VP9-12, VS16-01
Pareek, G. ........................................................ MP9-11
Parekattil, S. .................... MP5-19, MP13-16, MP17-20,
................................................ VP5-10, VP5-12, VP5-13,
.............................................. VP5-14, VP5-16, VP27-08,
......................................................................... VS10-08
Park, H. ............................. MP2-17, MP3-06, MP15-02,
.......................................... MP15-08, VP24-03, VS17-07
Park, J. ................................ MP3-02, MP3-06, MP3-06,
.......................................... MP15-08, VP12-16, VS18-08
Park, S. ................................ BR3-03, MP2-17, VP24-03,
.......................................................... VS13-05, VS17-07
Park, Y. ............................. MP15-17, MP20-03, VP1-16,
............................................ VP8-04, VP10-17, VP22-15,
........................................................................ VP27-02
Parma, P. ........................................................ MP14-19
Parvin, M. .......................................................... BR3-06
Pascal, Z. .......................................................... VS10-10
Passerotti, C. ..................................................... VP6-03
Paszek, M. ...................................................... MP12-03
Patel, A. ............................. MP8-18, MP24-13, VP2-01,
.......................................................... VP26-13, VS18-05
Patel, D. ......................................................... MP24-12
Patel, H. .......................................... MP18-20, VP11-11
Patel, M.B. ....................... MP19-02, VP20-01, VP20-02,
.......................................................... VS14-01, VS14-08
Patel, M. ....................... MP11-02, MP11-03, MP17-01,
......................................... MP17-02, VS13-01, VS13-10,
.......................................................... VS15-03, VS18-07
Patel, N. .......................................................... VP22-03
Patel, R. .............................................. VP14-02, VS5-04
Patel, S. ................................ MP9-11, VP3-17, VP15-11
Patel, V. .............................. O2-02, MP11-02, MP11-03,
....................................... MP15-13, MP19-02, VP20-01,
.......................................... VP20-02, VS13-01, VS14-01,
........................................... VS14-02, VS14-03, VS14-08
Paterson, R. ........................................ VP4-06, VP28-16
Patil, A. Ashish .................. MP2-03, MP16-08, VP19-01,
............................................................ VP26-04, VS5-02
Patil, K. ............................................................ MP8-13
Patino, G. ....................................................... MP13-19
Pattaras, J. ........................................................ MP3-09
Patterson, R. ..................................................... MP9-07
Paulson, E. ........................................................ BR6-10
Peairs, S. ......................................................... MP13-15
Pearle, M. ......................................... MP3-10, MP16-11
Pedersen, L. ..................................................... VP27-20
Pedreira, M. López .......................................... MP19-14
Pedro, R. ........................................................... BR6-09
Peine, W. ........................................................ MP17-04
Penney, G. ......................................................... BR7-08
Penniston, K. .................................................. MP16-19
Pereira, S. ......................................... MP1-13, MP18-05
Peres, N. Billordo .............................................. MP4-19
Perez-Lanzac, A. ................................. MP6-11, MP6-16
Peris, F. ................................................ VP27-15, VS6-08
Perlin, D. ........................................................... VP7-05
Perlmutter, M. .................................................. VP11-06
Permpongkosol, S. .................. VP8-07, VS4-07, VS15-04
Perry, K. .......................................... MP15-19, MP19-18
Persad, I. .......................................... VP21-03, VP23-12
Petrisor, D. ...................................................... MP15-14
Petrut, B. ............................................... VP3-01, VS7-10
Pfeiffer, D. ............................. O2-05, VP20-04, VP20-09
Pfost, B. ............................................................ BR8-04
Phelan, M. ........................................................ MP6-01
Philp, T. ............................................... MP5-07, VP3-13
Picard, J. ............................................................ VP1-07
Pichurko, A. ..................................... MP17-01, VS18-07
Picinotti, A. ...................................................... VP14-05
Pick, D. ................................ MP4-18, MP5-09, MP6-07,
...................................... MP18-04, MP18-15, MP23-16,
........................................... MP24-09, VP6-09, VP11-14
Piero, I. Giacomo ................................. VS3-02, VS20-07
Pierre, S. ........................................................... VS11-04
Pietrantuono, F. ..................................... VS7-06, VS8-07
Pinheiro, M. ..................................................... VP10-19
Pinheiro, T. ........................... MP20-08, VP8-12, VS19-05
Pini, G. .................................. VP18-08, VS4-09, VS9-06,
............................................................ VS9-07, VS15-08
Pinsky, M. ..................... MP11-04, MP11-10, MP11-11,
...................................... MP13-06, MP17-15, MP17-16,
....................................................... MP20-07, MP20-09
Pinto, F. ............................................ MP7-06, MP23-01
Pinto, I. ............................. VP11-13, VP13-11, VP16-11,
......................................................... VP21-06, VP25-10
Piskin, M. ....................................................... MP21-14
Poggio, M. ............................ VS1-06, VS11-02, VS12-01
Poh, B. ............................................. MP4-02, MP24-18
Pokala, N. ......................................................... VS15-03
Polascik, T. ........................... MP6-12, MP6-13, MP6-20,
.......................................... VP10-11, VP19-18, VP19-19,
........................................................................ VP20-11
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Polyzois, K. ...................................................... VP28-08
Poon, N. ........................................... MP3-08, MP22-04
Popeneciu, V. .................................................... MP2-09
Popescu, S. ........................................................ VP3-01
Popp, S. .......................................................... MP17-05
Porfiri, E. ........................................................... BR8-09
Porpiglia, F. ...................... MP6-09, MP12-15, MP14-19,
................................................ VP1-10, VP1-17, VP1-18,
............................................ VP2-02, VP12-03, VP12-04,
.......................................... VP12-09, VP12-18, VP17-10,
.............................................. VP25-03, VS3-10, VS6-04,
.......................................................... VS12-01, VS15-06
Porres, D. ........................................................ MP11-17
Prapotnich, D. ................................................... MP1-05
Prem, R. ......................................................... MP22-17
Preminger, G. .......................... BR2-07, BR5-01, BR5-04,
............................................................ BR6-10, MP3-10
Prescher, M. ...................................................... BR4-07
Preston, M. ........................................................ VS8-06
Priti, G. .............................................................. BR8-09
Probst, C. Mendez ............. MP2-18, MP8-16, MP13-18,
....................................................... MP22-05, MP22-12
Pronkin, E. ...................................................... MP19-08
Psutka, S. .......................................... MP7-19, VP16-01
Pu, X. ............................... MP22-14, VP10-05, VP10-12,
........................................................................ VP13-20
Puder, D. .......................................................... VS18-02
Pueh, L. Heow ................................... MP7-04, VP11-04
Pugas, C. .......................................................... VS20-08
Puglisi, M. ....................................................... VP26-20
Puppo, P. ............................................ BR8-03, VP23-01
Pusztai, C. ......................................... MP2-07, VP17-18
Q
Qinsong, Z. ....................................................... BR7-01
Qiu, J. .................................. BR2-04, VP10-12, VP13-20
Quattrone, C. ..................................... MP18-19, VS5-05
R
R, L. ................................................................ VP21-08
R, S. ................................................................ VP17-07
Rabani, S. ................ BR6-06, O5-04, MP21-18, VP28-03
Rabenalt, R. ......................................... O2-09, VP10-04
Racioppi, M. ..................................... MP7-06, MP10-07
Rackley, R. ....................................................... VP13-05
Rahmani, M. ...................... MP9-05, VP26-07, VP26-16
Rais-bahrami, S. ............... MP12-07, MP18-16, VP8-02,
............................................ VP8-03, VP10-18, VP19-16,
........................................... VP27-03, VP27-06, VS18-04
Ramakrishnan, V. ................................ VP3-14, VP23-05
Ramalingam, M. ................................... VP2-09, VP2-10
........................................... VP13-06, VP19-06, VP19-10
252
Raman, J. ........................................... MP3-10, MP6-03
Ramirez, D. ............................. VS4-03, VS7-05, VS10-10
Ramjit, C. ......................................... VP21-03, VP23-12
Rammamurthy, S. ............................................ VP23-05
Ramos, P. ....................................................... MP10-12
Ramsay, J. ............................ MP2-13, MP2-14, MP7-20
Rane, A. ............................. VP21-02, VP21-05, VP28-05
Ranjan, P. ............................... BR4-04, VS3-01, VS18-10
Rao, P. ............................................................ MP22-01
Rashid, H. ........................... VP8-10, VP20-20, VP23-04,
.......................................................... VS12-08, VS16-03
Rassweiler, J. ............................ BR3-01, O2-03, VP6-13,
.............................................. VP7-11, VP16-08, VS3-08,
......................................................................... VS20-01
Rastinehad, A. ................................. MP20-13, VS19-08
Ray, A. ................................. BR6-03, MP2-06, MP4-04,
............................................... VP4-02, VS5-06, VS17-05
Ray, E. .............................................................. MP7-18
Raybourn iii, J. ................................................. VP28-05
Raynor, M. .............................. MP5-10, VP2-19, VP5-05,
.......................................................... VS13-02, VS13-04
Razmaria, A. .................. MP11-05, MP11-06, MP11-07,
........................................ MP20-01, MP24-03, VP20-17
Razvi, H. ............................ MP2-18, MP8-16, MP22-05,
....................................................................... MP22-12
Realfonso, T. ......................... VS6-05, VS10-02, VS17-06
Rébillard, X. ........................................................ O2-07
Rebuck, D. ..................... MP10-12, MP15-19, MP19-18,
.......................................................................... VP5-11
Recabal, P. ........................................... BR5-03, MP4-05
Reddy, M. ......................................... VP13-04, VP13-07
Reese, A. ........................................................ MP10-10
Regensburg, R. .................................................. VP1-12
Reich, O. ............................................ BR6-07, VP12-01
Reichelt, O. ...................................................... VP12-01
Remer, E. ............................................................ VS7-07
Rempelakos, A. ................................... MP1-03, MP8-11
Renteria, J. .............................. VP6-18, VS2-02, VS3-04,
........................................................................... VS4-08
Resorlu, B. ........................... MP4-10, MP8-10, MP9-06,
......................................... MP10-03, MP19-06, VP4-01,
.......................................................................... VP4-11
Reuther, R. ........................................ MP7-16, VP14-13
Rezaie, M. Mohamad zadeh ............................ MP10-04
Rha, K. ........................................................... MP20-10
Rheinwald, M. ................................................... BR4-06
Rhouma, S. Ben ................ MP22-20, MP9-18, VP11-18,
........................................................................ VP18-18
Ri-Hai, X. ........................................... BR6-01, MP21-02
Riccabona, M. ................................................. VP24-05
Richard, H. ....................................................... MP6-01
Richardson, B. ................................ MP11-04, MP11-10
AUTHOR INDEX
Richstone, L. .................. MP12-07, MP18-16, MP20-13,
............................................. MP23-19, VP7-09, VP7-10,
.............................................. VP8-02, VP8-03, VP17-14,
.......................................... VP19-16, VP21-08, VP27-03,
............................................ VP27-06, VP28-13, VS6-06,
............................................. VS8-05, VS16-08, VS18-04
Rico, R. ........................................................... MP15-19
Rieken, M. ...................................... MP21-12, MP23-14
Riffo, R. .............................. VP13-11, VP21-06, VP25-10
Rim, J. ............................................... BR3-03, MP19-10
Rimington, P. ................................................... VP21-11
Rinehart, J. ....................................................... MP6-17
Rioja, J. ............................................................ MP4-03
Rioja, L. ............................................................. VP6-12
Ritch, C. ............................................ MP15-01, VP3-04
Ritenour, C. ...................................................... MP3-09
Rivalta, M. ............................................ BR5-09, VS9-06
Rizvi, J. ............................................................ VP21-19
Roberts, W. .......................... BR4-02, MP19-20, VP5-08,
............................................................ VP18-01, VS7-03
Robertson, C. ........................................ O2-07, MP6-12
Rocco, B. ............................. O2-02, MP11-02, VP20-01,
............................ VS13-01, VS14-01, VS14-02, VS14-03
Rode, J. ............................................................... O5-10
Roder, M. ........................................................ VP16-08
Rodrigues, R. .................................................... MP1-13
Rogers, C. .......... MP17-01, MP17-02, VS13-10, VS18-07
Roman, J. ......................................................... MP4-05
Romanò, A. ......................................... VS7-06, VS10-04
Romão, A. ...................................................... MP18-05
Romero, V. ........................................................ MP3-14
Rosales, A. ....................................................... VS18-06
Rosales, J. ............................ MP6-11, MP6-15, MP6-16,
...................................... MP12-14, MP14-11, MP18-10,
.......................................................... MP21-09, VP7-06
Roshani, A. ....................................................... MP5-01
Roth, R. ........................................................... VP16-02
Rothberg, M. .................................... MP4-16, MP15-01
........................................ MP22-19, MP24-20, VP22-17
Rottenberg, G. .................................................. MP3-13
Roytman, T. ...................................................... VS17-10
Rozet, F. .................................... O3-02, O6-04, VP1-20,
......................................................... VP12-02, VP12-08
Rubio, G. ........................ O3-01, O6-01, O6-02, VP9-16,
.......................................... VP13-08, VP13-10, VP17-03,
.......................................... VP17-12, VP17-12, VP22-08,
.......................................... VP22-09, VP22-10, VP22-11,
.......................................... VP22-12, VP24-10, VP25-05,
......................................................... VP25-06, VP25-11
Ruddell, T. ....................................................... VP18-17
Ruggera, L. ......................................... VP3-02, VP15-05
Ryu, D. .............................................................. VP8-09
S
Sabatino, M. .................................................... VP14-05
Sabirzianova, Z. ...................................... BR2-10, O4-01
Sabler, I. ........................................................... MP2-12
Sabnis, R. ............................ MP2-20, MP4-13, MP8-18,
........................................... MP9-09, MP13-11, VP2-01,
............................................ VP4-17, VP14-02, VP17-02,
.......................................... VP22-01, VP23-07, VP26-13,
.............................................. VP26-17, VS3-01, VS3-03,
............................................. VS5-04, VS18-03, VS19-07
Sacak, V. .......................................................... VP28-10
Sacco, D. ........................................................ MP10-19
Sacco, E. ......................................... MP10-06, MP23-01
Sadidi, J. .......................................................... VP26-12
Safak, M. ........................................................ VP18-11
Saglam, R. ....................................................... VP18-11
Sagnak, L. .......................................................... VS1-05
Sahadevan, K. ................................................... VP1-02
Sahai, A. ............................ MP8-17, MP23-04, VP18-07
Sahin, E. ........................................................... MP8-10
Said, S. ........................................................... MP18-04
Saika, T. ............................... MP1-19, MP8-07, MP8-08,
....................................................................... MP19-13
Saika, Takashi ...................................................... O1-09
Saita, A. .......................................................... VP26-20
Saito, M. ........................................... MP14-04, VP7-04
Sakai, P. ............................................................. VS9-01
Sakamoto, H. ....................................................... O6-03
Sakamoto, K. ................................... MP10-11, VP21-15
Sakelariou, G. ................................................... MP8-11
Sakhaee, K. ...................................................... MP3-10
Sakhai, S. ........................................................ VP19-09
Salabas, E. ......................................... MP5-03, VS20-04
Salah, K. ........................................................... MP9-03
Salas, N. ............................. BR1-06, MP6-14, MP13-15,
....................................................................... MP18-08
Salim, F. ............................................................. VP4-12
Saljoughi, A. ....................................................... VS6-10
Sallami, S. .......................... MP9-18, MP22-20, VP9-09,
.......................................... VP11-18, VP13-17, VP18-18,
........................................................................ VP18-19
Salomon, L. ........................................................ VS5-10
Saluja, S. S. ...................................... MP14-06, VP17-14
Saluja, S. .................................. VP7-09, VP7-10, VP9-09
Salvador, J. ....................................................... VS18-06
Salvaggio, A. ....................................... VS8-07, VS10-04
Sam, K. ........................................................... VP18-17
Samadi, D. ........................ MP11-16, MP15-07, VP5-03,
........................................... VP20-06, VP20-10, VP20-14
Samadzade, B. ................................................. VP19-09
Sami, B. ........................................................... VP18-19
Sanchez, F. ............................... VP6-10, VP6-12, VP6-19
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Sanchez-salas, R. ...................... O3-02, O6-04, MP1-05,
............................................. VP6-20, VP12-02, VP12-08
Sandoval, C. ...................... VP11-13, VP13-11, VP16-11,
......................................................... VP21-06, VP25-10
Sangalli, M. .......................... VP5-01, VP20-19, VS16-04
Sangster, P. ..................................................... MP23-04
Sankin, G. ......................................................... BR5-04
Sanli, O. .......................... MP5-03, MP14-05, MP14-09,
......................................... MP14-13, MP20-19, VP1-09,
................................ VP6-13, VP27-16, VS2-07, VS20-04
Sanseverino, R. ...................... VP19-20, VS4-04, VS6-05,
.......................................................... VS10-02, VS17-06
Santos, R. ........................................ MP15-16, VP20-03
Saracoglu, F. ................................................... MP18-11
Sargon, M. ........................................................ VP6-04
Sari, E. .................... O5-07, MP21-19, VP4-14, VP15-13
Sarkar, D. ........................................................ MP21-08
Sarrafian, M. ....................................................... O5-08
Sartor, O. ........................................................ MP15-05
Sarýca, K. ........................................... BR3-09, VP15-10
Sasaki, H. ......................................................... MP5-02
Sasaki, Katsumi ................................................... O1-09
Sasamoto, H. ..................................................... VP2-17
Sassani, P. ........................................ MP1-12, MP23-05
Satar, N. ............................. MP4-14, MP9-17, VP21-09,
........................................... VP24-04, VP24-07, VP25-09
Sathaye, U. ......................... VP14-17, VP26-08, VS11-01
Sato, F. .............................. MP6-08, MP14-16, VP25-08
Satoh, F. ........................................................... MP6-08
Satoh, S. ............................................................ VP7-04
Sauer, J. ................................................ O2-10, VP19-13
Saunders, P. .................................................... MP16-16
Sausville, J. ....................................................... MP6-01
Savage, S. ................................. O3-03, VP1-07, VP2-13,
.......................................................... VP18-04, VS19-04
Savitsky, N. ..................................................... MP12-10
Sawczuk, I. .......................... MP1-14, MP1-15, MP1-17,
...................................... MP13-03, MP15-18, MP15-20,
....................................................................... MP20-12
Saxby, M. ........................................................ VP23-11
Sazawa, A. ...................................................... VP27-01
Sbragi, M. ....................................................... VP14-05
Scarpa, R. .......................... MP6-09, MP7-15, MP12-15,
............................................. MP24-10, VP1-10, VP1-17,
.............................................. VP1-18, VP2-02, VP12-03,
.......................................... VP12-04, VP12-09, VP12-18,
............................................ VP17-10, VP25-03, VS1-06,
.............................................. VS3-10, VS6-04, VS11-02,
...........................................................VS12-01, VS15-06
Scavuzzo, A. .................................................... VP26-20
Schütte, A. ......................................................... VP5-09
Schacter, L. ........................................................ VP1-05
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Schatteman, P. ..................... VP5-01, VP20-19, VS16-04,
.......................................................... VS16-05, VS16-06
Scheffel, H. ...................................................... VP11-02
Schfler, A. .......................... VP12-06, VP19-02, VP25-01,
............................................. VP25-19, VS6-07, VS12-10
Schilling, D. ......................................... O5-06, MP24-11
Schneider, A. ........................................... O1-03, O1-10
Schnitzer, J. ...................................................... MP6-02
Schoeppler, G. ................................ MP12-08, MP12-09
Schrader, A. .................... MP22-02, MP23-02, MP23-03
Schuette, A. .................................................... MP11-17
Schulam, P. ............ VP7-01, VP11-12, VP22-16, VP28-14
Schulze, M. ........................................... O2-03, VP16-08
Schuster, T. ........................................... VP2-06, VP2-11
Schwab, C. ..................................................... MP15-11
Schwartz, B. .......................... BR1-07, O1-05, MP23-18,
............................................................ VP19-14, VS2-03
Schwartz, M. ...................................... VP8-02, VP27-06
Schwentner, C. ................................................. MP7-14
Schwind, C. ......................................................... O1-05
Scieri, F. ............................................... VS8-07, VS10-04
Scoffone, C. ......................... MP7-15, MP24-10, VS1-06,
.......................................................... VS11-02, VS12-01
Scolarikos, A. ................................................... VP16-08
Scremin, E. ...................................................... VP26-06
Searle, P. ........................................................... BR8-09
Sebastian, G. Mariano ...................................... MP4-19
Sebastien, C. .................................................... VS16-07
Seckin, B. ........................................................ VP15-09
Seckin, S. .......................................................... VS19-03
Segui, A. Garcia ...................... VP6-17, VP9-01, VP12-10
Seideman, C. .................................................. MP20-13
Seidl, C. ............................................................. BR8-04
Seifert, H. ............... O6-05, MP1-20, MP23-10, VP14-14
Seki, T. .............................................................. MP5-02
Semins, M. ...................... MP3-16, MP13-09, MP21-06,
........................................................................ VP11-01
Senekowitsch-Schmidtke, R. ............................... BR8-04
Seneviratne, L. ................................................... BR7-10
Seney, S. ............................................................ BR7-05
Senthil, K. ............................ VP2-10, VP13-06, VP19-06,
........................................................................ VP19-10
Seo, I. ............................... BR3-03, MP19-10, MP20-10,
.......................................................................... VP6-05
Seo, S. ........................ O6-08, MP4-17, MP7-09, VP8-06
Seo, Y. .............................................................. MP3-02
Seong, L. Yong ................................... MP20-11, VP5-18
Sepúlveda, F. ..................... VP13-10, VP24-10, VP24-10,
......................................................................... VS19-05
Sepulveda, F. ........................ O6-01, VP13-08, VP22-08,
........................................... VP22-09, VP25-05, VP25-11
Sercelik, M. .................................................... MP23-15
AUTHOR INDEX
Sethi, A. ......................................................... MP20-18
Seungok, Y. .................................... MP23-12, MP24-15
Sfakianakis, G. ................................................ MP13-13
Shadpour, P. .................................................... VP13-18
Shah, A. .......................................................... VP18-09
Shah, H. .................................. VS1-02, VS1-03, VS1-04,
............................................. VS7-09, VS11-06, VS19-09
Shah, K. ............................. BR6-09, MP2-20, MP21-04,
............................................. MP21-16, VP2-06, VP2-11,
............................................................ VP11-05, VS3-01
Shah, O. .............................. MP3-07, MP8-01, MP9-07,
....................................................... MP10-08, MP13-09
Shah, S. .................. MP1-01, VP11-10, VS8-01, VS10-05
Shah, W. .......................................................... VP24-05
Shahrour, K. ..................... MP21-04, MP21-16, VP2-06,
.......................................................................... VP2-11
Shakeri, M. ...................................................... VP13-14
Shakeri, S. ......................................................... VP6-16
Shakhssalim, N. .................................... BR3-06, BR3-10
Shalekenov, B. ..................................................... O4-10
Shalekenov, S. ..................................................... O4-10
Shalhav, A. .................... MP11-05, MP11-06, MP11-07,
...................................... MP14-12, MP20-01, MP24-03,
................................ VP1-01, VP1-13, VP19-05, VP20-17
Shamsa, A. ...................................................... VP13-14
Shamsa, S. ....................................................... VP13-14
Shamsuddin, A. .................................. MP2-14, MP7-20
Shamusddin, A. ................................................ MP2-13
Shan, Y. ........................................................... VP14-08
Sharifiaghdas, F. .............................. MP10-01, VP13-01
Sharma, D. ...................................... MP18-20, VP11-11
Sharma, R. ...................................................... VP22-01
Sharma, S. ...................................... MP15-10, MP15-11
Shelkovnivkov, S. .............................. MP5-09, MP24-09
Shengping, T. ..................................... MP5-18, VP24-12
Sheth, S. ......................................................... MP10-10
Shetty, A. .......................................................... VS19-07
Shichman, S. .................................................... VP27-13
Shields, J. ........................... BR1-06, MP6-14, MP18-08,
........................................................................ VP27-17
Shikanov, S. ................... MP11-05, MP11-06, MP11-07,
...................................... MP14-12, MP20-01, MP24-03,
............................................... VP1-01, VP1-13, VP19-05
Shim, K. ........................................................... MP3-02
Shin, D. ............................................................ MP1-15
Shin, R. ........................................................... VP10-19
Shingleton, B. ...................... MP6-06, MP6-15, MP6-20,
....................................................................... MP14-11
Shinohara, N. .................................................. VP27-01
Shishido, T. ..................................................... MP19-15
Shokohian, M. ................................................ MP16-01
Shortland, A. ..................................................... VP6-02
Shrewsberry, A. ................................................. MP3-09
Shrivastava, A. ................................. MP17-02, VS13-10
Shrotri, N. ....................................................... MP24-12
Sibony, M. ......................................................... BR8-01
Sichani, M. Mohammadi .................... MP4-08, MP9-04,
............................................. MP16-06, VP3-07, VS4-10,
.............................................................. VS5-03, VS9-05
Siddiqui, M. ....................................... MP7-19, VP16-01
Siegel, D. .......................................................... VS19-08
Siegel, Y. ........................................................... MP2-12
Sierra, M. .......................................... BR1-06, MP18-08
Sievert, K. ......................................... MP7-14, MP24-11
Sighinolfi, M. ......................... BR5-09, VP18-08, VS4-09,
.............................................................. VS9-06, VS9-07
Sijo, J. .............................. MP5-19, MP13-16, MP17-20,
............................................................ VP5-16, VS10-08
Sijo, P. .............................................................. VS19-06
Silberstein, J. ...................................... VP8-13, VP21-15
Simforoosh, N. .................................... VP2-07, VP28-07
Simmons, M. ................................................... VP17-08
Simone, G. ........................ BR8-08, MP20-06, MP20-16,
.............................................. VP1-11, VP2-14, VP11-07,
.......................................... VP11-15, VP12-11, VP22-07,
......................................................... VP27-07, VP28-11
Sinclair, M. ....................................................... MP4-19
Singer, E. ............................. VP8-10, VP20-20, VS12-08,
......................................................................... VS16-03
Singer, J. .......................................................... VP22-16
Singh, A. ............................................. BR3-08, MP8-12
Singh, J. ......................................................... MP15-03
Singh, S. ............................. BR4-04, MP3-20, MP21-08,
........................................................................ VP13-12
Sinha, L. ........................................................... MP8-18
Sirin, H. .......................................... MP21-05, MP22-18
Skarecky, D. ..................................... MP15-16, VP20-03
Skolarikos, A. ........................ O5-09, MP21-19, VP15-06
Skolarus, T. ..................................... MP15-15, MP18-17
Skrepetis, G. ................................................... MP19-05
Skrepetis, K. .................................... MP19-11, VP23-13
Skrobek, L. ........................................................ BR6-04
Slutsky, J. ....................................................... MP23-05
Smaldone, M. ................................. MP21-04, MP21-16
Small, A. ............................................................ VP5-03
Smith, A. ........................................... MP9-15, VS19-08
Smith, J. ............................... BR2-01, MP6-04, MP6-04,
.......................................... MP13-05, MP18-14, VP9-08
Smith, N. .......................... BR5-04, MP18-07, MP19-18,
............................................... VP3-18, VP5-11, VP15-03
Smith, R. ............................................. MP5-07, VP3-13
Snow, D. ............................................ MP14-15, VP1-14
So, S. ............................. MP12-11, MP20-20, MP23-17,
........................................................................ VP24-06
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AUTHOR INDEX
Soares, C. ......................................................... MP1-13
Soderdahl, D. .................................................. MP24-07
Sodha, H. ................................ VS1-02, VS1-03, VS7-09,
.......................................................... VS11-06, VS19-09
Soergel, T. ......................................................... MP2-10
Sofer, M. ............................................ VP3-03, VP28-15
Sofras, F. ........................................... VP18-05, VP18-06
Soh, J. .............................................. VP17-20, VP27-04
Sohn, M. ......................................................... VP13-03
Soleymani, S. .................................. MP12-11, MP20-20
Solovov, V. ........................................................... O1-01
Soltani, M. ........................................................ VP2-07
Somani, B. ...................................... MP12-06, MP16-03
Sommer, J. ....................................................... VP20-15
Song, C. ......................................... MP15-08, MP17-14
Song, F. ............................................ MP9-13, MP12-01
Sönmezay, E. ..................................... MP22-08, VS3-07
Soo-bang, R. ................................................... VP17-16
Sood, H. .......................................................... VP11-11
Sorcini, A. ......................................... MP5-17, MP19-09
Sorensen, M. ................................................... VP18-09
Soria, F. .................................... VP6-10, VP6-12, VP6-19
Sorrentino, D. .................................... MP18-19, VS5-05
Sosa, R. ........................................................... VP13-19
Sotelo, R. ............................... VP8-01, VP19-11, VS4-03,
............................................ VS7-05, VS10-03, VS10-10,
.......................................................... VS14-09, VS19-02
Sountoulidis, P. ................... MP6-07, MP7-17, MP18-04
Sourati ............................................................. MP9-02
Sozen, S. ......................................................... VP24-06
Spaliviero, M. .................................. MP17-09, VP14-20
Spiliopoulos, S. ............................................... MP24-17
Spöler, F. ................................................. BR8-07, O4-02
Srinivasan, A. K. ............... MP12-07, MP14-06, VP17-14
Srinivasan, A. ........................ MP23-19, VP7-09, VP7-10,
............................................................ VS6-06, VS16-08
Sriprasad, S. ...................................... MP8-17, VP18-07
Srivastava, A. ...................................... VP2-05, VP17-07
Srougi, M. ............................ MP16-04, VP4-03, VP6-03,
.............................................................. VP6-06, VS9-01
Stakhovskyi, O. ....................................... O1-06, VP1-20
Starling, E. .......................................................... VS9-09
Stathouros, G. ................................. MP19-11, VP23-13
Steele, K. ........................................................ MP21-06
Steil, W. .................................................. BR4-09, O2-06
Stein, Conrado ................................................ VP21-20
Stein, R. ........................ MP12-13, MP17-03, MP18-19,
......................................... MP19-04, VP11-10, VP13-02,
............................................................ VS4-06, VS17-01
Steinberg, G. ................................................... VP19-05
Steiner, R. ........................................................ VP13-02
Stenzl, A. .......................................... MP7-14, MP24-11
256
Stern, J. .......................................... MP15-10, MP15-11
Sternberg, I. ................................................... MP10-17
Sternberg, K. ........................ MP21-04, VP2-06, VP2-11
Stessman, M. ...................... MP3-11, MP3-12, MP3-15,
....................................................................... MP10-16
Stewart, A. ....................................... MP2-04, MP14-08
Stief, C. ............................................................. BR6-07
Stifelman, M. .......................... VP5-06, VP11-06, VS4-02
Stoianovici, D. ................................................ MP15-14
Stoller, M. ........................ MP10-10, MP16-18, VP26-14
Stolzenburg, J. ........................... BR1-08, O2-09, O6-06,
........................................ MP9-15, MP12-12, MP13-14,
......................................... MP18-09, VP10-04, VP10-08,
.......................................... VP10-13, VP10-15, VP12-07,
............................................................ VS8-02, VS18-09
Stolzmann, P. ................................................... VP11-02
Storme, O. ............................ BR5-03, MP4-05, VP21-20
Straub, M. ....................................................... VP16-10
Strebel, D. ....................................... MP23-10, VP14-14
Strebel, R. ......................................................... VP7-07
Strohmaier, W. ................................................... BR4-07
Strom, K. ......................................... MP17-09, VP14-20
Stroup, S. ........................... MP1-18, MP6-02, MP10-02,
...................................... MP12-02, MP12-03, MP13-19,
......................................... MP19-15, VP17-05, VP22-20,
......................................................... VP26-05, VP27-08
Su, L. ............................... MP5-19, MP13-16, MP17-20,
........................................... MP24-20, VP5-10, VP10-11,
............................................ VP20-11, VS2-04, VS10-08,
.......................................................... VS15-07, VS19-06
Subotic, S. ........................................... VS3-08, VS20-01
Subramonian, K. ................................... O6-10, VP18-13
Sudhir, S. .......................................................... MP3-18
Suh, L. ............................................................ MP24-20
Sul, C. ............................................................ MP10-15
Sulser, T. ............................... O6-05, MP1-20, MP23-10,
........................................................... VP7-07, VP14-14
Sumfest, J. ....................................... MP19-01, VP11-20
Summers, K. ...................................................... BR7-05
Sun, L. .............................................. VP10-11, VP20-11
Sun, Y. ................................... BR7-02, BR8-10, VP18-15
Sundaram, C. ................. MP15-04, MP17-04, MP17-05,
.......................................... MP20-18, VP27-13, P28-05,
.......................................................... VS20-02, VS20-03
Sung, G. ............................ MP5-14, MP6-10, MP11-12,
....................................................................... MP11-13
Sushi, K. ........................................... MP3-18, MP22-03
Sushil, K. ........................................................ MP22-03
Suson, K. .......................................................... MP6-01
Suzuki, K. ........................................................ VP28-09
Suzuki, T. .......................................................... MP5-02
Swartz, M. ....................................................... VP13-05
AUTHOR INDEX
Sweeney, D. ........................................................ VS9-08
Sweet, R. ............................................ VP6-09, VP27-13
Syed, H. .......................................................... MP18-02
Sýlay, M. ........................... MP9-16, MP21-05, VP15-04
Szabó , Z. ........................................................ VP17-18
Székely, J. .......................................... MP2-07, VP17-18
T
Ta, V. .............................................................. MP19-18
Tabassi, K. Tavakkoli .......... MP3-04, MP16-14, VP18-03
Tabata, K. .......................................................... VP7-03
Tabatabaei, S. .................................... MP7-19, VP16-01
Tabibi, A. ............................ MP4-08, MP10-01, VP2-07,
.......................................................................... VP9-20
Tadaion, F. ........................................................... O5-08
Taddayun, A. ..................................................... VP6-16
Tae young, J. .................................. MP23-12, MP24-15
Taghavi, R. ....................... MP16-14, VP18-03, VP26-07,
......................................................... VP26-12, VP28-04
Taghechian, S. .................................................. MP3-09
Tahmaz, L. ........................... MP4-15, MP9-10, MP9-12,
....................................... MP22-09, MP22-10, VP10-10,
.......................................... VP12-12, VP15-01, VP23-08,
............................................................ VP26-19, VS6-02
Tailly, G. ........................................................... MP2-02
Takahashi, N. ................................................... VP28-09
Takao, A. .......................................................... MP8-08
Takeda, M. ........................................................ VP9-11
Takeuchi, A. ..................................................... VP17-17
Takizawa, N. ................................................... MP14-18
Talamini, M. ...................................................... VP8-13
Talarico, J. ................................ VP6-07, VP6-11, VS7-02
Tam, P. .............................................................. VP9-15
Tamaddon, K. ......................... O3-05, MP8-03, VP21-13
Tan, B. ............................................................... VP4-15
Tan, M. ............................................................ VP24-06
Tanaka, N. ....................................................... VP27-09
Tanaka, T. .......................................................... VP2-08
Taneja, N. ......................................................... MP3-20
Tanriverdi, O. ................... MP9-16, MP21-05, MP22-18,
........................................................................ VP15-04
Tansug, Z. ............................. MP9-14, MP9-17, VP4-09
Tarhan, T. ........................................................ MP22-08
Tarmidzi, H. Mohd ................................ O6-10, VP18-13
Tarquini, A. ..................................................... MP23-01
Tarter, T. ............................................................. BR1-07
Tasaki, Y. ........................................................ MP14-16
Tasca, A. .......................................................... VP26-06
Tasci, A. ............................................. MP22-08, VS3-07
Taskiran, M. ...................................................... MP9-16
Tatar, I. ................................................. BR2-06, VP6-04
Tatsugami, K. ................................................. MP13-02
Tawfiek, E. Ehab rifat ................ O4-04, VP3-15, VP3-19,
........................................................................ VP18-12
Tawfik, A. .......................................... BR3-02, MP13-20
Teber, D. .................................... O2-03, VP6-13, VP7-11
Tefekli, A. .................................. BR3-08, O5-07, O5-09,
........................................ MP8-12, MP21-19, MP21-20,
............................................ VP4-14, VP15-06, VP15-13,
........................................... VP25-20, VP27-14, VS17-08
Tefik, T. ............................ MP5-03, MP14-05, MP14-09,
......................................... MP14-13, MP20-19, VP1-09,
.............................................. VP6-13, VP27-16, VS2-07,
......................................................................... VS20-04
Teichman, J. ........................... BR2-02, BR2-04, VP3-09,
........................................................................ VP28-16
Tekgül, S. ............................................................ O5-01
Tenggardjaja, C. .................. MP6-04, MP6-04, MP8-04,
............................ MP13-04, MP13-05, VS5-07, VS18-02
Tepeler, A. .......................... MP8-12, VP25-20, VP27-14,
......................................................................... VS17-08
Tepeler, K. ......................................................... VP4-14
Terrone, C. ...................................................... MP14-19
Terzolo, M. ....................................................... MP6-09
Teyeb, M. .......................................................... VP9-09
Thanos, A. ........................................................ MP1-03
Thomas, K. ............................ O4-03, MP3-13, MP18-07
............................................... VP3-18, VP9-08, VP15-03
Thomas, R. ............................. O2-04, MP5-10, MP5-11,
...................................... MP11-04, MP11-10, MP11-11,
...................................... MP15-05, MP17-15, MP20-07,
................................................ VP2-19, VS4-01, VS7-01,
......................................................................... VS20-09
Thompson, S. ..................................................... BR7-08
Thompson, W. ................................................. MP10-05
Thueroff, S. ................... BR4-09, BR8-06, O1-01, O2-06,
.......................................... MP1-16, MP17-07, VP18-20
Thüroff, J. ......................... MP2-15, MP11-19, MP24-19
Tienforti, D. .................................................... MP23-01
Tintila, B. ............................................... VP3-01, VS7-10
Tiong, H. Chin ................................... MP7-04, VP11-04
Tobias-Machado, M. ........................................... VS9-09
Todd, A. ......................................................... MP16-03
Tokatli, Z. ........................................................ VP18-11
Tokgoz, H. ............................. BR2-08, BR5-06, VP18-02
Toktas, G. ........................................................ VP28-10
Tomaszewski, J. ................................. MP21-16, VS9-08
Tongson-Ignacio, J. ......................................... MP18-15
Topac, H. .............................. MP4-15, MP9-10, MP9-12
Topaloglu, H. ...................................................... VS1-05
Toparli, S. .......................................................... BR2-08
Topcuoglu, M. ................................... MP20-17, VP2-03
Torcia, C. ................................ VP27-15, VS3-05, VS6-08
Tousi, V. Najjaran ................................... VP3-07, VS4-10
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Toutziaris, C. .................................................... VP28-12
Townell, N. ..................................................... MP12-06
Trabulsi, E. ...................................................... MP11-15
Tracey, A. ....................... MP13-06, MP17-15, MP17-16,
....................................................... MP20-07, MP20-09
Tracy, C. ............................. BR1-05, MP6-03, MP16-11,
........................................... MP18-14, VP8-02, VP28-05
Trang, V. ............................................................ VP2-13
Travassos, J. .......................... VP3-06, VP12-14, VP12-15
Travassos, Mr. José ............................................... O2-09
Traxer, O. ................................. BR8-01, BR8-02, O5-10,
............................................................ MP9-15, VP3-20
Tremp, M. ......................................................... MP1-20
Trimis, E. .......................................................... VP23-13
Trimmer, C. ....................................................... MP6-03
Trock, B. ......................................................... MP15-14
Trojan, L. ............................. O2-08, MP12-08, MP12-09
Truesdale, M. ...................... O6-07, MP11-14, MP15-06,
....................................................................... MP18-13
Tsai, S. ............................................................. MP5-17
Tsivian, M. .......................... MP6-12, MP6-13, MP6-20,
......................................................... VP19-18, VP19-19
Tsuchiya, N. ....................................... MP14-04, VP7-04
Tsukamoto, T. .................................................... VP2-08
Tsushima, T. ...................................................... MP1-19
Tufek, I. .............................. MP15-13, VP14-16, VS1-10,
............................................ VS5-08, VS13-03, VS14-06,
........................................... VS15-10, VS17-03, VS20-05
Tüfek, Ý . ........................................................ VP27-18
Tugcu, V. ............................................ MP22-08, VS3-07
Tuna, M. .......................................................... VP27-18
Tunc, L. .............................. MP18-11, VP7-11, VP11-17
Tunc, M. .......................................... MP20-19, VP27-16
Tuncel, A. ........................................ MP12-16, VS19-03
Turk, T. .............................................................. BR6-09
Turk, Thomas .................................................. MP10-11
Turker, G. ........................................................... BR6-02
Turki, F. .............................................................. VP9-09
Turksoy, O. ............................ BR2-08, BR5-06, VP18-02
Turner, K. ........................................... BR1-08, MP18-09
Tzelepis, K. ..................................................... MP19-11
Tzortzis, V. ........................................................ MP2-16
U
Ubbink, D. ....................................................... VP14-01
Uberoi, J. ........................... MP1-14, MP8-01, MP15-20,
...................................... MP17-06, MP17-10, MP20-12,
............................................. VP5-07, VP22-03, VP22-04
Ucar, M. .............................................................. O1-04
Uchida, H. ....................................................... VP28-09
Uehara, S. .............................. O1-09, MP8-07, MP8-08,
....................................................................... MP19-13
258
Uematsu, Katsutoshi ........................................... O1-09
Ugurlu, Ö. ........................................................... O3-06
Uhlman, M. ..................................................... VP20-11
Ulbrich, M. ...................................................... VP13-09
Umranikar, S. .................................... MP8-13, MP22-01
Unal, I. .............................................................. BR2-08
Unda, M. ........................................................ MP13-12
Unluer, E. ........................................................ VP28-10
Unnikrishnan, R. ............................................. MP12-02
Unsal, A. ............................. MP4-10, MP8-10, MP9-06,
......................................... MP10-03, MP19-06, VP4-01,
.......................................................................... VP4-11
Urdaneta, G. ..................................................... VS18-06
Usai, P. ............................................................ VP28-01
Uson, J. .................................... VP6-10, VP6-12, VP6-19
Üstün, H. ................................................ BR1-03, O6-09
Utida, C. ......................................................... MP20-15
V
V, M. ............................................................... VP26-13
Vaccino, D. ..................................................... MP12-15
Vadjargah, A. Moradi .......................................... VS5-03
Valdevenito, P. ................................................ MP22-16
Valdevenitol, Mr. Raul ...................................... VP21-20
Valero, R. ........................................... VP6-17, VP12-10
Vallancien, G. .............................. O1-06, O3-02, O6-04,
............................................... MP1-05, VP1-20, VP6-20,
......................................................... VP12-02, VP12-08
Vallo, S. .......................................................... MP13-17
Van der Zee, H. ................................................. MP6-18
Van Wynsberge, L. ............................................. VP3-08
Vanjecek, M. .................................. MP22-05, MP22-12
Vardi, I. .......................................................... MP10-17
Varga, Z. ........................................ MP23-02, MP23-03
Vargas, F. ........................................................ MP22-16
V d j, J. ........................................................... MP22-03
Veale, J. .............................................. VP7-01, VP22-16
Venieri, M. ...................................................... VP18-05
Venkatesh, R. ...................... BR3-02, MP9-07, MP13-20
Vergetaki, U. ................................................... VP18-05
Verma, P. ............................................................. O4-05
Vicari, E. ............................................................ BR1-04
Vicentini, F. ......... MP16-04, MP20-14, VP4-03, VP10-19
Vidal-Mora, I. .............................. O3-01, O6-01, O6-02,
............................................ VP9-16, VP13-08, VP13-10,
.......................................... VP17-03, VP17-12, VP22-08,
.......................................... VP22-09, VP22-10, VP22-11,
.......................................... VP22-12, VP24-10, VP25-05,
........................................................... VP25-06, P25-11
Villányi, K. ........................................................ MP2-07
Villavicencio, H. ................................................ VS18-06
Vincent, C. ........................................... VS2-04, VS15-07
AUTHOR INDEX
Viney, R. ............................................................ BR8-09
Viprakasit, D. ..................................................... VP5-11
Vira, M. A. ...................................................... MP14-06
Vira, M. ........................... MP20-13, MP23-19, VS16-08
Virmani, M. ........................................................ VS3-01
Visser, M. ......................................................... MP7-10
Vittori, M. ....................................... MP10-06, MP10-07
Vivek, J. ............................................................ MP3-18
Vöge, D. .......................................................... VP13-03
Vögeli, T. ........................................................ MP12-19
Von Klot, C. ......................................................... O5-06
Voss, G. ................................................... O4-08, O4-09
Vozdvishensky, M. ............................................... O1-01
Vuruskan, H. ........................... VS1-07, VS1-09, VS6-01,
........................................... VS10-07, VS18-01, VS19-01
W
Waalkes, S. ......................................................... VS6-10
Wagh, M. .......................................... MP5-19, VP28-05
Wagner, C. ........................................ MP11-17, VP5-09
Wagner, S. ................................ O1-07, O3-04, VP12-01
Wake, R. .......................................................... VP22-20
Walcher, U. .......................................................... O5-06
Wallner, L. ...................................................... MP23-06
Walsh, R. ............................................. MP9-08, VP3-04
Walther, S. ......................................................... BR6-07
Wang, A. ......................................... MP17-17, VS13-09
Wang, C. .............................. BR8-05, MP7-11, VP22-13
Wang, D. ................................ MP8-09, VP1-06, VP9-03,
......................................................................... VS14-04
Wang, G. ............................... O3-07, MP5-20, VP10-09,
.......................................... VP10-16, VP15-08, VP21-16,
......................................................... VP21-17, VP25-12
Wang, L. .......................................................... MP5-16
Wang, T. ............................................................ BR2-04
Wang, X. ............................................................. O5-02
Ward, J. ............................................................... O2-07
Watanabe, T. .......................... O1-09, MP8-07, MP8-08,
....................................................................... MP19-13
Watson, G. ........................................... O4-05, VP23-06
Watson, J. ............................................. O3-02, MP3-09
Watterson, J. ...................................................... VS8-06
Weber, M. ........................................................... O1-10
Wehner, E. ...................................................... MP18-14
Wei, J. ............................................ MP18-12, MP23-06
Weinberg, A. .................................................... VS14-04
Weirich, T. ......................................................... MP4-09
Weise, E. .............................................. VP5-02, VP5-04
Weisse, C. ......................................................... VP6-08
Weizer, A. .............................. VP5-08, VS9-10, VS12-07,
.......................................................... VS13-06, VS16-09
Weizhong, Y. ................................................... VP24-12
Wenbin, L. ......................................................... BR7-01
Wendt-Nordahl, G. .............. BR3-01, MP7-13, VP13-02,
........................................... VP04-04, VP14-12, VP28-20
Wenz, F. .............................................................. O2-08
Wess, O. ............................................................ BR5-07
West, D. ........................................... VP11-03, VP19-12
Wezel, F. ................................ BR4-03, MP4-03, VP3-16,
.............................................. VP4-04, VP4-18, VP24-05,
........................................................................ VP28-20
Wheat, J. ........................... BR4-02, MP19-20, VP18-01,
........................................................................... VS7-03
White, A. .......................................... MP5-06, MP11-08
White, M. ................................. VP8-05, VP8-08, VP8-11
White, W. ........................ MP2-04, MP10-05, MP17-03,
......................................... MP17-11, MP19-04, VP6-07,
..................................... VP6-11, P8-05, VP8-08, VP8-11,
.......................................... VP13-05, VP19-04, VP20-12,
.............................................. VP20-16, VS7-04, VS7-07,
........................................... VS16-07, VS16-10, VS18-05
Wieland, W. ........................ MP1-04, VP11-08, VP16-12
Wiesenthal, J. ..................................................... VS8-06
Wijkstra, H. ..................................................... VP19-15
Wilby, D. ............................... O4-03, MP7-18, MP18-07
Wilhelm, D. ......................................................... O1-03
Will, Thomas .................................................. MP10-11
Wille, M. ........................................................ MP20-01
Williams, Jr ................................. J., MP16-12, MP21-13
Williams, S. ........................................ MP1-12, VP20-08
Willis, S. ............................................................ VP3-18
Winfield, H. ..................................................... VP27-13
Witt, J. ................................... O2-09, MP11-17, VP5-09
Witzsch, U. ................................. BR7-07, O4-08, O4-09
Wojno, K. ....................................................... MP19-20
Wolf, Jr. ......................................... J., MP14-12, VP5-08
Wolf, S. .......................................................... MP18-12
Wollin, T. .......................................................... MP8-16
Wöllner, G. ..................................................... MP11-19
Wöllner, J. ........................................ MP2-15, MP11-19
Wong, A. ........................................... MP6-17, VP14-06
Wong, C. ......................................... MP17-09, VP14-20
Wong, K. ........................................................ MP21-07
Wosnitzer, M. ................................... MP4-16, MP22-19
Wroclawski, E. .................................................... VS9-09
Wu, G. ................................ VP8-10, VP20-20, VP23-04,
.......................................................... VS12-08, VS16-03
Wu, S. ............................................... MP19-18, VP5-11
Wu, Z. ....................... MP7-12, VP3-11, VP9-04, VP9-05
Wuerstle, M. ................................................... MP24-14
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Wülfing, T. ............................ BR2-03, BR4-05, VP14-04,
........................................................................... VS1-08
Wyler, S. ......................................... MP21-12, MP23-14
Wynia, B. .......................................................... MP6-20
X
Xavier, A. .............................. VP3-06, VP12-14, VP12-15
Xavier, K. ........................................................ MP19-16
Xavier, Mr. Augusto .............................................. O2-11
Xiansheng, Z. ................................... MP9-13, MP12-01
Xiao, C. ............................ MP23-13, VP10-09, VP13-13,
........................................... VP16-03, VP25-12, VP27-19
Xiao, J. ................................................ VS6-09, VS12-05
Xiao-feng, Z. ........................... BR2-05, BR6-01, O3-09,
............................................. MP21-02, VP3-12, VP4-05,
.......................................................................... VP4-19
Xiao-ning .......................................................... VP4-19
Xiaoming, C. .................... MP23-13, VP13-13, VP16-03,
........................................................................ VP27-19
Xiaoqing, W. ...................................................... VP1-19
Xu, K. ................................ VP25-14, VP25-15, VP25-16,
........................................................................ VP25-17
Xu, Z. ............................................... VP18-01, VP27-19
Xue, B. ............................................................ VP14-08
Xue, W. .......................... MP16-15, MP19-07, MP23-08
Xuezhi, L. ........................................................ VP13-13
Xuhui, Z. ......................................................... VP27-19
Y
Yachia, D. ......................................................... VS11-08
Yaime, H. ......................................................... VP12-10
Yalcin, V. ........................................................... VS12-02
Yalcinkaya, F. ...................... MP20-17, VP2-03, VP11-09
Yamamoto, T. .................................................. MP14-20
Yamato, Toyoko ................................................... O1-09
Yanaihara, H. ....................................................... O6-03
Yang, B. .............................................................. O5-02
Yang, D. .......................................................... VP14-08
Yang, S. ........................................... MP14-14, VP22-15
Yarmohamadi, A. ............................ MP16-01, MP18-01
Yasser, H. ........................................................ VP26-08
Yassine, N. ......................................... MP9-18, VP15-07
Yates, J. ............................... MP1-14, MP1-15, MP1-17,
...................................... MP13-03, MP15-18, MP15-20,
...................................... MP17-06, MP17-10, MP20-12,
............................................. VP5-07, VP22-03, VP22-04
Yavascaoglu, I. .................... VS6-01, VS10-07, VS18-01,
......................................................................... VS19-01
Yee, C. ............................................................. VP14-06
Yencilek, F. ............................ BR3-09, VP7-11, VP15-10
Yeung, L. ............................................. VP5-10, VS19-06
Yew, J. .................................................. O3-05, VP21-13
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Yigitbasi, O. .................................................... MP23-15
Yildirim, E. ...................................................... MP21-11
Yildirim, I. ........................... VP15-09, VP23-09, VP24-11
Yildiz, A. ............................................................ BR2-08
Yin, X. ............................................................. VP25-17
Yinghao, S. ........................................................ BR7-01
Yiu, M. ............................................................ VP14-10
Yohannan, J. ................................................... MP13-07
Yokomizo, A. .................................................. MP13-02
Yongwei, Y. ........................................................ BR7-01
Yoo, E. ............................................ MP15-17, MP20-03
Yoo, K. .............................................. MP21-01, VP6-05
Yoon, S. ............................. MP5-08, MP5-13, MP20-05,
........................................................................ VP18-16
Yoon, Y. ............................................. VS13-05, VS17-07
Yoost, T. .................................................. O3-03, VP1-07
Yoshida, K. ........................................................ VP7-03
Yoshikawa, Y. ................................................. MP14-02
Yoshino, Y. ...................................................... MP20-04
Yossepowitch, O. ............................................... VP9-02
Young-jung, K. ................................................ VP17-16
Youp, H. Dong .................................... VP9-06, VP17-13
Yousefi, A. ......................................... MP8-03, VP28-02
Yousri, K. ......................................................... VP15-07
Yuan-Hu, Y. ....................................... MP21-02, VP4-19
Yucel, O. .............................................................. O6-09
Yucel, S. ............................................ MP16-20, VS2-09
Yuksel, D. ........................................................ VP11-17
Yuksel, M. ............................. VP7-12, VP7-13, VP21-10,
........................................................................ VP21-14
Yun-Feng, L. ........................................................ O3-09
Yunfa, X. .......................................... VP13-13, VP13-13
Yurtlu, S. ......................................................... VP18-02
Yuruk, E. ............................... BR3-08, O5-07, MP21-20
Z
Zabala, R. ....................................................... MP13-12
Zafarghandi, M. Mahdavi ................ MP7-05, MP10-20,
....................................................................... MP24-05
Zafarghandi, R. Mahdavi ................. MP7-05, MP10-20,
........................................ MP16-14, MP24-05, VP18-03
Zagaja, G. ..................... MP11-05, MP11-06, MP11-07,
........................................................................ VP20-17
Zaias, J. ............................................................ MP6-14
Zaki, H. ............................................................. BR3-06
Zakoji, H. ........................................................... VP9-11
Zakri, R. ......................................................... MP24-12
Zang, Y. ........................................................... VP14-08
Zangos, S. ...................................................... MP13-17
Zare, M. Asle ......................... VP28-07, VS3-09, VS4-10,
........................................................................... VS9-05
Zare, S. ........................................... MP10-01, MP13-17
AUTHOR INDEX
Zattoni, F. ........................................... VP3-02, VP15-05
Zbyszewski, D. ................................................... BR7-10
Zeccolini, G. .......................... VS2-01, VS7-08, VS10-06,
.......................................................... VS11-07, VS20-06
Zehri, A. ........................................................... VS11-05
Zeng, R. ............................................................ BR8-10
Zengin, K. ....................................................... MP23-15
Zenkov, S. ........................................ MP19-08, VP26-18
Zeren, S. .............................. MP4-14, MP9-14, MP9-17,
.......................................................................... VP4-09
Zhang, C. .......................... VP25-14, VP25-15, VP25-16,
........................................................................ VP25-17
Zhang, K. .......................................................... BR4-01
Zhang, L. ........................................................ MP13-15
Zhang, S. ........................................ MP15-15, MP18-17
Zhang, Y. ................................ MP7-12, VP3-11, VP9-04,
.......................................................................... VP9-05
Zhao, L. ................................. O3-07, MP5-20, VP21-16,
........................................... VP21-17, VP25-12, VP25-13
Zhensheng, Z. ................................................... BR7-01
Zhong, P. ................................. BR5-01, BR5-02, BR5-04
Zhou, T. .............................................. BR7-02, VP18-15
Zhu, G. .............................................................. BR4-01
Ziaee, S. ........................................................... MP9-04
Zilberman, D. .......................... BR2-07, BR5-01, BR5-04,
................................................ BR6-10, O2-04, MP6-13
Zimmermann, R. ................ VP12-06, VP19-02, VP25-01,
............................................. VP25-19, VS6-07, VS12-10
Zimmermanns, V. ..................... O5-05, MP8-15, VP3-10,
................................................ VP4-10, VP4-13, VP6-14,
........................................................................ VP20-15
Zisengwe, G. .................................................. MP18-07
Zite, N. ........................................................... MP10-05
Ziylan, O. ............................................................ VS2-07
Zolotarev, G. ...................................................... VP7-05
Zongyao, H. ...................................... MP9-13, MP12-01
Zor, M. ................................ MP4-15, MP9-10, MP9-12,
....................................... MP22-09, MP22-10, VP15-01,
.......................................... VP23-08, VP23-09, VP24-11,
............................................. VP26-19, VS3-06, VS12-09
Zorn, K. ............................ MP11-07, MP24-03, VP1-01,
............................................. VP1-13, VP19-05, VP20-17
Zorron, R. ........................................................... VS9-04
Zouhair, F. ........................................................ VP15-07
Zugor, V. ......................................................... MP11-17
Zuzak, K. ........................................................ MP18-14
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