Asia-Pacific Urology Consortium 2014 Seoul – Korea Friday, June 20 & Saturday, June 21 2014
Sheraton Grande Walkerhill 177 Walkerhill-ro, Gwangjin-gu, 143-708 Seoul, Korea
Meeting Schedule FRIDAY, JUNE 20 Dear Colleague, We are pleased to invite you to the Asia-Pacific Urology Consortium 2014 which will provide you with key information and latest updates on several urologic conditions, such as lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS), overactive bladder (OAB), high-risk and metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer (mCRPC). The knowledge on these complex conditions is rapidly evolving and the optimal management of patients is key, creating a constant need for up-to-date, clinically relevant information. During this conference, an international faculty of world renowned experts in the field will present and evaluate the most current scientific evidence to provide a better understanding for managing these challenging conditions. Clinical case discussions will illustrate how to apply these new insights into your daily clinical practice. The collegial atmosphere at the Asia-Pacific Urology Consortium 2014 will also provide you with an opportunity to interact with your colleagues, to explore common interests, share ideas or discuss specific cases.
17.00-19.15
Industry Sponsored Symposium “LUTS, OAB and PCa: Past, Present and Future”
SATURDAY, JUNE 21 - MORNING 8.30-8.40
Welcome - Myung Soo Choo (Korea)
8.40-9.40
Session “Key issues in managing high-risk prostate cancer (PCa)” Chairmen: Steven Joniau (Belgium) and Choosak Pripatnanont (Thailand)
8.40 The evolving landscape of localised and locally advanced PCa Henry Woo (Australia) 8.55 Current role of surgery in high-risk PCa - Byung Ha Chung (Korea) 9.10 Current role of radiation and hormone therapy in high-risk PCa Shu Yin Eddie Chan (Hong Kong) 9.25 Questions & Answers 9.40-10.40
Session ”OAB: is it the same in male and female patients?” Chairmen: Alex Lin (Taiwan) and Matthias Oelke (Germany)
We cordially invite you to this Consortium and hope you can join us on Friday, June 20 and Saturday, June 21 2014, in the Sheraton Grande Walkerhill hotel, Seoul, Korea. Yours sincerely, The Steering Committee
9.40 Male OAB vs female OAB - Philip Van Kerrebroeck (The Netherlands) 9.55 OAB in male patients: bladder outlet or both? - Limin Liao (China) 10.10 Current and future management of OAB - Jun Chul Kim (Korea) 10.25 Questions & Answers 10.40-11.00
Break
11.00-12.00
Session “OAB/storage symptoms in special patient groups”
15.35-17.00
Chairmen: Myung Soo Choo (Korea) and Philip Van Kerrebroeck (The Netherlands)
Chairmen: Steven Joniau (Belgium) and Fred Saad (Canada) Case presenters: Hong Sup Kim (Korea), Sunai Leewansangtong (Thailand), Jason Letran (Philippines)
11.00 Management of mixed LUTS (SUI and OAB) - Con Kelleher (UK) 11.15 Management of OAB in frail elderly - Vincent Tse (Australia)
Panellists: Edmund Chiong (Singapore), Wahyu Djatisoesanto (Indonesia), Tianxin Lin (China), Yeong-Hsiao Pu (Taiwan), Henry Woo (Australia)
11.30 Management of OAB prior and post pelvic organ prolapse surgery Heinz Kölbl (Austria) 11.45 Questions & Answers 12.00-13.00
Clinical case discussions PCa
17.00-18.00
Lunch
Session: “Key issues in managing mCRPC” Chairmen: Hanjong Ahn (Korea) and Fred Saad (Canada)
17.00 The androgen receptor as therapeutic target in CRPC - Steven Joniau (Belgium)
SATURDAY, JUNE 21 - AFTERNOON 13.00-14.25
17.15 Current and emerging treatments in the management of mCRPC Fred Saad (Canada)
Clinical case discussions LUTS/OAB
17.30 Bone-targeted therapies in mCRPC - Tai Lung Cha (Taiwan)
Chairmen: Matthias Oelke (Germany) and Philip Van Kerrebroeck (The Netherlands)
17.45 Questions & Answers 18.00-18.10
Close
Case presenters: Wachira Kochakarn (Thailand), Nur Rasyid (Indonesia), Te-Fu Tsai (Taiwan), Shiliang Wu (China) Panellists: Chao-Hsiang Chang (Taiwan), Seung June Oh (Korea), Buenaventura Jose Reyes (Philippines), Vincent Tse (Australia), Kexin Xu (China) 14.25-15.10
Session: “LUT forum highlights” Chairmen: Philip Van Kerrebroeck (The Netherlands) and Xianghua Zhang (China)
14.25 Introduction to LUTforum - Philip Van Kerrebroeck (The Netherlands) 14.35 2013-2014 Congress highlights, including Questions & Answers Con Kelleher (UK) 15.10-15.35
Break
Asia-Pacific Urology Consortium (APUC) 2014 was granted 6 European CME credits (ECMEC) by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME).
Asia-Pacific Urology Consortium 2014 Seoul – Korea Friday, June 20 & Saturday, June 21 2014 www.apuc2014.com
Sheraton Grande Walkerhill 177 Walkerhill-ro, Gwangjin-gu, 143-708 Seoul, Korea
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