Andrologie 2003, 13, N~ 313-320
SOCII~TI~ FRAN(~AISE DE SEXOLOGIE C L I N I Q U E
32, Avenue Carnot 75017 Paris email 9 sfscsexo @ aol.com
web 9 www.sfscsexo.c om
X V I I I ~ m e C o n g r ~ s A n n u e l
" S e x o l o g i e a u q u o t i d i e n : entre 6coute et a c t i o n "
24 et 25 Octobre 2004
I ' U I C - 16, rue Jean R e y 75015 Paris
Renseignements et inscriptions: SFSC
32, Avenue Carnot 75017 Paris
email 9 [email protected] web : www.sfscsexo.com
The premier event in Andro- Iogy in 2004 in Europe, spon- sored by the European Acade- my of Andrology (EAA) and the German Society of An- drology (DGA).
Congress venue
Conference Centre "Halle Miinsterland", MEnster
Main topics of the Congress:
-Spermatogonial stern cells -Control of spermatogenesis -Physiology and therapeutic
use of androgens -Erectile dysfunction -Male infertility -Assisted reproduction -Paternally mediated terato-
genicity -Prostate cancer -Testicular turnouts -Environment and repro-
duction
-Male contraception
- 5 Plenary lectures -12 Symposia
-Oral presentations and posters
-Postgraduate course (in German)
Programme Organising
Committee:
M. Simoni (D), chairperson
EAA
S. Francavilta (I) N. Goncharov (RUS) A. Giwercman (S) C. Krausz (I) R. Miesseut (F) E. Nieschlag (D) J. Pomerol (E) R Saunders (GB) O. S~der (S) J, Toppari (%) H. Tournaye (B)
DGA
W. Krause (D) F.M. K6hn (D) E. Nieschlag (19) W. Weidner (D)
Local Organisin 8 Committee:
E. Nieschlag, chairman T,G. Cooper
J. Gromoll J. Esselmann L Hertle L. Kiesel S. Kliesch C.M. Luetjens A. Olerink M. Simoni J. Wistuba M. Zitzmann
Call for abstracts
Abstracts from all areas of andrology are invited to be submitted.
Abstracts should be submit- ted electronically as indicated on the website.
The deadline for submission of abstracts is: June 1, 20o4.
Exhibition
There is ample space for technical and pharmaceutical exhibitions.
Official language
English (postgraduate course in German)
Registration fees
Congress (including Postgraduate Course)
Before June I, 20o4
EAA and DGA members Non-members
200,- Euro 25o,- Euro
After June 1, 2004
3oo,- Euro 35o,- Euro
Students
lOO,- Euro
15o,- Euro
Postgraduate Course only (September 11, 2004)
Before June 1, 2oo4
EAA and DGA members
loo,- Euro
After June 1, zoo4
2oo,- Euro
Non-members
15o,- Euro
25o,- Euro
Students
5 o - Euro
lOO,- Euro
Sum to be transferred to ECA 2004
Hotel accommodation The main congress hotel is at the site of the convention centre.
This and other hotels can be booked through:
www.marketing.muenster.de
Social programme Welcome reception at the City Hall.
Poster party at the Halle M/insterland.
Social evening at the lakeside testa u rant "Uferlos".
Portrait of the city MLinster is the capital of Westphalia in the North- West of Germany close to the Dutch border. MLinster is a 12oo year old city with a nice- ly preserved medieval core. It became famous in 1648 when the Peace Treaty at the end of the 3 o Years War was signed here.Today the city houses the 3rd largest univer- sity in Germany with a pro- minent medical faculty.
Travel information
MiJnster has a local airport, well connected to Frankfurt and Munich for international flights, but also with some di- rect international connec- tions (Zurich, Copenhagen). Intercity trains between Hamburg and Cologne stop in MiJnster.
There is quick access to mo- torway AI.
The bicycle is the most popu- lar means of transportation inside the city.
Information and registration Website: www.3rd-eca.de Email: [email protected]
Contact
Prof. Dr. E. Nieschlag Institute of Reproductive Medicine of the University Domagkstr. 11
D-48129 MEnster, Germany Tel: + 49-251-83 56097 Fax: +49-251-83 56093 Email:
nieschl@u ni-m uenster.de
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PRELIMINARY PROGRAM
PARENTHOOD AFTER CANCER: TODAY'S OPTIONS AND
TOMORROW'S HOPES: A MULTIDISCIPLINARY CONFERENCE UT M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas, March 5-7, 2004
FRIDAY
Introduction: Leslie R. Schover, Conference Chair
The Survivorship Experience
Coming to terms with infertility and parenthood after cancer
Panel of survivors, organized by Fertile Hope, Moderator: Lindsay Nohr
Options for Parenthood after Cancer Moderator: Lindsay Nohr
The Cancer experience and motivation for biological and social parenthood Leslie Schover
Adoption and third party reproduction after cancer: Practical and emotional issues
Allison Rosen
Basic Mechanisms of Damage to Fertility by Cancer and Its Treatments
Impact of Cancer and its Treatments on Spermatogenesis
Moderator: Anthony Thomas, Jr.
Mechanisms of toxic damage to spermatogenesis Kim Boekelheide
Disruption of spermatogenesis by the cancer disease process Ashok Agarwal
Cancer Treatment and Basic Mechanisms of Ovarian Function
Moderator: Erkan Buyuk
Molecular mechanisms of follicle growth initiation and survival. Axel Themmen
Effect of anticancer agents on oocyte and follicle survival Jonathan Tilly
Basic Research on the Potential Genetic Impact of Cancer
Treatment on the Next Generation Moderator: Gordon B. Mills
The impact of cancer treatment on human germlines Andrew Wyrobek
Impact of maternal exposure to chemotherapy on embryos and offspring Dror Meirow
Impact of paternal exposure to chemotherapy on embryos and offspring Barbara Hales
Chemoprotection of Fertility: Translational Research Moderator: Rena V. Sellin
Hormonal approaches to preservation and restoration of male fertility after cancer Gunapala Shetty
SATURDAY
Fertility after Cancer Treatment Moderator: Eva Singletary
Spermatogenesis after cancer treatment: Damage and Recovery Stephen Shalet
Maintenance of ovarian function and risk of premature menopause related to
cancer treatment Charles Sklar
Modifying Cancer Treatment to Preserve Fertility Moderator: Ted Trimble
Protection of the gonads and fetus during radiation therapy for cancer George Perkins
Fertility-sparing surgery for malignancies in women David Gershenson
Gamete and Embryo Cryopreservation before Cancer Treatment: Current Practice
Moderator: Roger Gosden
Utilization of Sperm banking, new methods of obtaining sperm,
and IVF-ICSI Larry I. Lipshultz
Embyo and ovarian tissue cryopreservation before cancer treatment
and use to preserve future fertility Kutluk Oktay
LUNCH with speaker:
Legal issues related to parenthood after cancer Susan L. Crockin
Ethical Issues in Becoming a Parent after Cancer John Robertson
Gamete and Embryo Cryopreservation: Looking to the Future
Moderator: Kutluk Oktay, MD
Cryopreservation and transplantation of spermatogonia for
preservation of male fertility Stefan Schlatt
Autograft vs. Xenograft? Issues for Safe Usage in Human Patients Pasquale Patrizio
When Will We Have Egg Banks? Cryopreservation and
in vitro maturation of oocytes Roger Gosden
Debate:
Are we ready to offer ovarian cryopreservation on a fee-for-practice basis?
Pro: (10 min.) Con: (10 min.) Audience discussion: 10 min.
Bioethics Debate Team: Anthony Thomas, Jr., Anne Flamm, Pasquale Patrizio,
Pregnancy-Related Issues
S U N D A Y
The Safety of Pregnancy after Cancer Treatment Moderator: Karin Gwyn
Impact of cancer treatment on uterine function Hilary Critchley
The Safety of Pregnancy after Cancer: Risk of cancer recurrence and
of pregnancy complications Richard Theriault
Psychosocial Issues for women pregnant at cancer diagnosis or after
cancer treatment Lari Wenzel
The health of offspring after cancer Moderator: Archie Bleyer
Offspring exposed to cancer treatment in utero Karin Gwyn
Health of offspring of survivors of pediatric cancer Les Robison
Health of offspring of survivors treated in adulthood Sophie Fossa
Special issues for inherited cancer syndrome families Moderator: Louise Strong
Reproductive risks for women with BRCA mutations Steven Narod
Preimplantation genetic diagnosis for inherited cancer syndromes:
Technical progress Joe Leigh Simpson
Debate:
Should Prenatal Identification of inherited cancer syndromes Be Offered? Pro: (10 rain.) Con: (10 rain.) Audience discussion: i0 rain.
Bioethics Debate Team: Anthony Thomas, Jr., MD, Anne Flamm, Pasquale Patrizio
Future Directions for Research and Practice
Advocacy Issues Moderator: Doug Ulman, Lance Armstrong Foundation
Fertile Hope: The role of a patient advocacy organization Lindsay Nohr
Research promoting better patient education on reproductive health
after cancer Andrea Canada
Ensuring access to education and services on infertility for the underserved
Rosell Jeffries
Research Funding in Cancer and Parenthood at NCI Diana Jeffery
Research funding in cancer and parenthood at NICHD Phyllis Leppert
Conference Chair: Leslie R. Schover, PhD; Co-Chair: Marvin Meistrich, PhD
Organizing Committee: Ashok Agarwal, MD, Andrea Canada, PhD, Kutluk Oktay, MD,
Pierre Plante Francis Pontonnier Joseph Abgral Jacqueline Beslot Mich~le Bonal Catherine Cabanis Bernard Cabrol Maryvonne Desbarats Elisabeth Guillebaud Martine Guinard Farida Gayrard-Benimah Christian Nicolas Jean Peyranne Marie Christine Vidotto
34 ~ seminaire de i'AIHUS
Toulouse
18 - 19 - 2 0 - 21 mars 2 0 0 4
Centre des Congr~s Pierre Baudis
Daniele Lalonde
Service Urologie Andrologie H6pital Paule de Viguier- TSA 70034 330 avenue de Grande Bretagne 31059 TOULOUSE cedex 9
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Michel Aubry Patrick Blach~re Mich~le Bonal Mireille Bonierbale Philippe Brenot Catherine Cabanis MarieChevret Measson Francis Collier Marie H~l~ne Colson Pierre Costa Yves Ferroul Nadine Grafeille Fr~d~rique H~don Herv~ Lejeune Albert Leriche Patrice Lopes Jo~lle Mignot Sylvain Mimoun Jean Peyranne Francis Pontonnier Robert Porto Martine Potentier G~rard Ribes Jacques Rollet
Envoyer vos abstracts sous forme informatique au secretariat de coordination avant le 30 novembre 2003
Envoyer vos propositions d'ateliers sous forme informatique au secretariat de coordination avant le 15 janvier 2004
Sant6 sexuelle..
du corps au d6sir..
pr6-programme
14h-17h Enseignement : Le couple
17h30-19h30 Forum etudiants et Communications libres
19h30 Ap6ritif- tapas y salsa
20h30 Conseil d'Administration de I'AIHUS
OMS et Sant6 Sexuelle
9 du fait sexuel au concept des droits
9 g6osexualit~
Sant6 Sexuelle et Soci6t6
9 6volution des moeurs - indicateur social de la sant(~ sexuelle
9 anthropologie et sexualit(~ 9 sant6 sexuelle m6diatis6e,
danger ou progr(~s ?
Symposium Laboratoire
Jeunesse et Sexualit6
9 nouvelles 6mergences de la sexualit6 chez les jeunes
9 jeunes et intimit6 6rotique
9 de "l'6ducation sentimentale" au "zizi sexuel"
9 6ducation sexuelle : un mod(~le int6gratif
Ateliers
Sciences et Sentiments
9 neurobiologie des comportements sexuels
9 mol6cules du d6sir et du plaisir 9 chimie du d6sir et alchimie de
I'imaginaire
9 les repr6sentations du sexuel 9 apprentissages 6rotiques
9 sentiment amoureux et sant~ sexuelle
Assembl6e G6n(~rale de I'AIHUS
Sant6 Sexuelle et Sexologie
9 approche int6grative des dysfonctions sexuelles
9 nouveaux modules en th~rapie sexuelle
9 la notion de cadre en sexoth6rapie 9 les th6rapeutes
9 pour une 6valuation des sexotherapies
Symposium Laboratoire
Soir6e de Gala
"Sex Provocs"
9 la fid61it6 est-elle dangereuse pour la sant~ ?
9 la prostitution, utilit6 sociale et individuelle ?
9 la pornographie a-t-elle une fonction dans la sant6 sexuelle ?
"Le D6veloppement Durable"
9 le bonheur sexuel
