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Regional Conference of Dermatology (Asian-Australasian)incorporating the
6th Annual Meeting of the Asian Academy of Dermatology and Venereology
Date: 9th to 12th April 2014 Venue: Furama Convention Centre & Hotel Danang, Vietnam
Theme:
Enhancing Best Practice inClinical and Cosmetic Dermatology
21st RCD2 0 1 4
League of ASEANDermatological Societies
National Hospital of Dermatologyand Venereology
BỘ Y TẾ
BỆNH VIỆN DA LIỄU TRUNG U’O
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SOUVENIR PROGRAMME
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Contents
3 Organising Committees
Messages
4 •President,VietnameseSocietyofDermatologyandVenereology&
Chairman,OrganisingCommittee
5 •Secretary-General,LADS/AADV&Chairman,InternationalOrganisingCommittee
6 •Vice-MinisterofHealth
7 •ChairmanofDaNangPeople’sCommittee
8 •PresidentofIndonesianSocietyforDermatologyandVenereology
9 •PresidentofDermatologicalSocietyofMalaysia
10 •PresidentofPhilippineDermatologicalSociety
11 •PresidentofDermatologicalSocietyofSingapore
12 •PresidentofDermatologicalSocietyofThailand
13 •PresidentofTaiwanDermatologyAssociation
15-21 InvitedFaculty
22-44 Programme
45-47 CongressInformation
48 Exhibition&ConventionCentreLayoutPlan
49-51 Post-CongressTours(Optional)
52-53 Acknowledgements
54-59 ListofRegisteredParticipants
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MenariniFacing Committee Page
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Organising CommitteesLocal Organising CommitteeChairman Dr Tran Hau KhangVice-Chairman Dr Nguyen Sy HoaTreasurer Mr Nguyen Van ThanhSecretary Dr Nguyen Duy Hung
International Organising CommitteeChairman Dr Steven KW ChowCo-Chairman Dr Chew Hon NamSocial Programme Ms S N TanCongress Manager Ms Y M Kong
Scientific CommitteeChairman Dr Nguyen Huu SauCo-Chairmen Dr Tran Lan Anh Dr Tran Man ChuMembers Dr Dang Van Em Dr Ha Nguyen Phuong Anh Dr Pham Thi Lan
Foreign Affair CommitteeChairman Dr Pham Thi Minh PhuongCo-Chairman Dr Nguyen Thi Hai VanMembers Dr Le Huu Doanh Dr Le Thai Van Thanh
Finance CommitteeChairman Dr Nguyen Sy HoaCo-Chairman Mr Nguyen Van ThanhMembers Dr Tran Lan Anh Dr Vu Hong Thai Dr Vu Tuan Anh
Publicity / Publications CommitteeChairman Dr Nguyen Van ThuongCo-Chairmen Dr Pham Dang Bang Dr Le Huu DoanhMember Dr Vu Nguyet Minh
Registration CommitteeChairman Dr Tran Van TienCo-Chairman Dr Le Huu DoanhMembers Dr Le Thai Van Thanh Dr Nguyen Tien Thanh
Logistics CommitteeChairman Dr Ha Nguyen HaoCo-Chairmen Dr Kim Van Hung Dr Nguyen Thi Thanh HuyenMember Dr Vo Doan Tuan
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Message
Dear Colleagues,
On behalf of the Vietnamese Society of Dermatology and Venereology, I am very pleased
to welcome you to the 21st Regional Conference of Dermatology (21st RCD) to be held in
Danang City, Vietnam, on 9th to 12th April 2014.
The 21st RCD is a special and unique platform for all dermatologists in the region to make
friends with one another, share and learn new knowledge from latest studies or simply from
other colleagues’ valuable experience in Dermatological practice.
Danang, located in the centre of Vietnam, is the host for the conference. It is a very attractive
city in Vietnam with beautiful beach which considered one of the six most outstanding
beaches in the world and many surrounding gorgeous sight-seeing places. The organising
committee has prepared various scientific activities for the participants. I am confident that
all of you would be able to gain more knowledge about Dermatological science through all
the sessions we organise. At the same time, I hope you be acquainted with Dermatologists
since this is a unique opportunity to learn how and what our colleagues are doing in various
countries
in Asia.
I look forward to meeting you all at the 21st Regional Conference of Dermatology.
Associate Professor Tran Hau KhangPresident, Vietnamese Society of Dermatology and Venereology &Chairman, Organising Committee
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Message
Dear Doctors, Colleagues and our partners in RCD,
Once again we meet, this time, to celebrate the occasion of the coming of age of the
RCD, namely the 21st Regional Conference of Dermatology(Asian-Australasian) another
milestone in the history of our regional dermatology fraternity.
For the first time this RCD, the 21st RCD will be held in Vietnam to celebrate the entry
of the Vietnamese Society of Dermatology and Venereology (VSDV) into the League of
Asean Dermatological Societies (LADS). This important event follows the inauguration of
the AADV in Hanoi in 2009.
On behalf of the Council of the LADS and the Board of the AADV, I would like to urge all
aspiring dermatologists, trainees and registrars to take advantage of this special opportunity
to attend the many teaching courses and workshops that the 21st RCD has to offer. You will
learn much from the many eminent teachers in dermatopathology, dermatologic surgery,
allergy and contact dermatitis, clinical dermatology and dermatologic therapy.
I note that the Associate Professor Tran Hau Khang, President of the VSDV, heading
a dedicated Organising Committee, is committed to bring to the 21st RCD a pristine
international and regional faculty of world-renowned experts. I am told that many new
shooting stars as well as icons in dermatology will be attending. The scientific program that
is being developed will be in keeping with the high standards set by previous RCDs. The
sharing of information and expertise opportunity generated by this meeting will be relevant
to your daily dermatology practice. The close fellowship of dermatologists of our region that
had been the hallmark will again be seen in the Congress social program.
I also note that our industrial partners and supporters who have travelled with us through
the past 40 years of the RCDs are again present in force. We greatly appreciate your
presence and continuing support, without which none of this will be possible. Thank you.
I wish you all a memorable time in Danang.
Dr Steven K W ChowSecretary-General, LADS/AADV &Chairman, International Organising Committee
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Message
On behalf of the Ministry of Health of Vietnam, I have great honor to welcome all delegates
to the 21st Regional Conference of Dermatology (Asian-Australasian).
First of all, I would like to thank the Asian Academy of Dermatology and Venereology
(AADV) and the League of ASEAN Dermatological Societies (LADS) for giving us such a
great opportunity to host the International Scientific Event in Da Nang City, Vietnam from
9th to 12th April 2014.
Dermatology is a crucial field of medicine. In recent times, a lot of significant achievements
have been achieved. The global co-operation, in fact, has consolidated this development.
Regarding Dermatology in Vietnam, we have also taken many important steps in STD
management, diagnosis and treatment of skin diseases, eliminating leprosy and so on.
I am very delighted that, the Vietnamese Society of Dermatology and Venereology will
be the Host of the 21st Regional Conference of Dermatology in 2014 and also proud to
know that numerous world-renowned experts on Dermatology will attend this important
event. The Organising Committee is committed to bring an attractive and strong academic
atmosphere to the Conference. Also, attending the event would give you a chance to be in
one of the most dreamed land of Vietnam, which I have a strong belief that you would not
regret.
On this special occasion, it will be meaningful to see you all from different countries
with various knowledge and cultural backgrounds. Please accept my best wishes for a
successful Conference and that your goals will be fulfilled.
Last but not least, I hope your stay in Da Nang City will be a pleasant and memorable
experience.
Wishing the Conference a successful one!
Best regards,
Associate Professor Nguyen Thi XuyenVice-Minister of HealthSocialist Republic of Vietnam
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Message
On behalf of the Da Nang authorities, it is my pleasure to welcome you to the 21st Regional Conference of Dermatology (21st RCD) to be held in Da Nang, Vietnam from 9th to 12th April 2014.
The Conference is a good opportunity for doctors to discuss and learn new professional knowledge from dermatological experts in the region and the world. In addition, the valuable experience shared in the conference will be much helpful for doctors to treat patients of Da Nang in particular and of the country in general.
As you may be aware, in recent years, Da Nang has been focusing on building infrastructure for transportation and services. As series of 5-star hotels and resorts along the Da Nang beach are completed and put into operation, attracting more and more tourists to Da Nang. Being a coastal city, Da Nang is the largest city of the Central Vietnam with the completed transport system. Da Nang is convenient for tourists from the two ends of the country by various means of transport. Therefore, in the recent years, many important international conferences were held in Da Nang, among these were APEC Ministerial Conference on Bird Flu and some seminars under APEC Vietnam 2006; East-West Economic Corridor Conference (2007), Vietnam - Japan Economic Forum (2009); APEC Business Advisory Council (ABAC) (2009), ASEAN Foreign Ministers Meeting and some other important conferences in the year of ASEAN Vietnam 2010. With the active support of the city authority together with the dedication, enthusiasm and responsibilities of the related agencies, these events were greatly successful and left a good impression to our guests.
The weather in April will be the most ideal for you to go sightseeing of Da Nang and the neighbouring areas such as Da Nang beach, considered to be one of the six most outstanding beaches of the planet, Son Tra peninsular, Five Marble Mountains, Ba Na Hills with the two world records, the world heritage sites of Hoi An ancient town, My Son Holy Land and Hue Imperial City.
Please be assured that we will do our best to facilitate your visit in Da Nang and I do hope you will take home with you fond memories.
May I wish you good health and all the best.
Your sincerely,
Mr Van Huu ChienChairmanDa Nang People’s Committee
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Message
Dear Colleagues,
Herewith, I would like to give my highest appreciation and congratulation for all the
Organising Committee of the 21st Regional Congress of Dermatology in Danang, Vietnam.
It is our sincere hope that this Congress will not only strengthen collaboration among
dermatologists in this region, but also will have more international recognition from the
worldwide scientific community and organisations.
Wishing you a very successful conference and looking forward to see you in Danang,
Vietnam.
Dr Syarief HidayatPresidentIndonesian Society of Dermatology and Venereology
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Message
Dear Colleagues,
It gives me great pleasure to congratulate the Vietnamese Society of Dermatology and
Venereology on their entry into the League of Asean Dermatological Societies (LADS)
as well as being given the great honour of organizing the 21st Regional Conference of
Dermatology (Asian-Australasian) incorporating the 6th Annual Meeting of the Asian
Academy of Dermatology and Venereology at Danang,Vietnam.
This biennial meeting will provide an opportunity to enhance our clinical skills in both Clinical
and Cosmetic Dermatology and is appropriately themed. It also increases professional
exchange among dermatologists in this region as well as with our international colleagues
from Europe and North America.
I have full confidence that Associate Professor Tran Hau Khang, the President of the
Vietnamese Society of Dermatology and Venereology, and his energetic team (both
local and international) would showcase a fantastic scientific meeting and an enjoyable
programme.
May the fraternity of the Asian Academy of Dermatology and Venereology continue to
expand and prosper in the near future.
Dr Najeeb Ahmad Mohd SafdarPresidentDermatological Society of Malaysia
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Message
Dear Colleagues,
My warmest greetings and congratulations on the 21st Regional Conference of Dermatology
(Asian-Australasian) incorporating the 6th Annual Meeting of the Asian Academy of
Dermatology and Venereology hosted by the Vietnamese Society of Dermatology and
Venereology.
This much anticipated biennial conference with the theme “Enhancing Best Practice in
Clinical and Cosmetic Dermatology” is an inspiring balance of a stimulating academic
and social programme. We eagerly welcome the opportunity to meet and learn from our
colleagues from around the world.
On behalf of the Officers and Board Directors of the Philippine Dermatological Society, we
thank the Organising Committee for their untiring efforts to produce an excellent meeting.
We wish you continued success.
Mabuhay!
Dr Rosalina E. NadelaPresidentPhilippine Dermatological Society
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Message
Dear Friends and Colleagues,
On behalf of the Dermatological Society of Singapore, we would like to welcome Vietnam into
the League of ASEAN Dermatological Societies, and offer our congratulations to Associate
Professor Tran Hau Khang and the Local Organising Committee on the excellent program
they have prepared for the 21st Regional Conference of Dermatology (Asian-Australian),
held for the first time in Vietnam.
We look forward to the opportunity to learn about enhancing best practices in clinical and
cosmetic dermatology, exchange knowledge, renew old ties and forge new friendships, all
in the scenic setting of Danang, and wish Associate Professor Tran Hau Khang and his
team a successful meeting.
Dr Wong Su NiPresidentDermatological Society of Singapore
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Dear Friends and Colleagues,
On behalf of the Dermatological Society of Thailand, I offer you our sincere congratulation
on your organising the 21st Regional Conference of Dermatology. I hope we will meet
together for more cooperation in dermatology.
Our partnership will augur well for the future of dermatology in ASEAN.
Dr Krisada DuanguraiPresidentDermatological Society of Thailand
Message
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Message
Dear Colleagues and Friends,
First of all, I would like to convey my warmest greetings to all participants of the 21st Regional
Conference of Dermatology (Asian-Australasian), Da Nang City, Vietnam from 9th to 12th
April 2014.
The theme of this year’s conference “ Enhancing Best Practice in Clinical and Cosmetic
Dermatology” aims to provide a platform for knowledge and experience sharing and
updates on the latest research findings. Many distinguished speakers have been invited
and together with the enrichment of the programme, this will definitely be a valuable
experience to all participants. In addition, the conference will also foster new networks and
collaboration within the Asian-Australasian region.
On behalf of the Board and Members of Taiwan Dermatology Association (TDA), I would
like to extend my sincerest congratulations and best wishes for the success of the 21st
RCD. We look forward to more future collaborations between the TDA and LADS/AADV.
Dr Chih Hsun YangPresidentTaiwan Dermatology Association
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Invited Faculty
CanadaAustralia
China France
Germany
Germany
France
India India
Harvey LuiProfessor & ChairmanDepartment of Dermatology and Skin ScienceUniversity of British Columbia
Constance H KatelarisProfessorImmunology & AllergyUniversity of Western Sydney and Head of UnitCampbelltown HospitalAustralia
Olivier ChosidowChair of the Department of DermatologyTeaching Hospital Henri-MondorCreteil, France
PresidentFrench Society of Dermatology
Harald GollnickProfessor & ChairmanDepartment of Dermatology & VenereologyMedical FacultyOtto-von-Guericke-University, MagdeburgGermany
Catherine GoujonDermatologistClinical Immunology Unit &Head of Clinical Research UnitCentre HospitalierLyon, France
Marcus MaurerProfessor of Dermatology and Allergy & Director of ResearchDepartment of Dermatology and Allergy Charite-Universitatsmedizin Berlin
Professor of Dermatology and AllergologyMedical School of Beijing University
AADV/Novartis Visiting Professor 21st RCD
Asha KubbaConsultant DermatopathologistDelhi Dermpath Laboratory, Delhi Dermatology Group New Delhi, India
Examiner (Dermatopathology) and FellowAsian Academy of Dermatology & Venereology
Hemangi R JerajaniRetired Professor, Department of DermatologyLTM Medical College & LTM General HospitalSion, MumbaiImmediate Past President of IADVLFellow of IADVL Academy of Dermatology
Kiran GodseAssociate Professor of Dermatology,Dr.D.Y.Patil Medical College and Hospital NerulNavi Mumbai
Founder Vice-PresidentPigmentary Disorders Society
Flora XiangProfessor & Vice ChairDepartment of DermatologyHuashan HospitalShanghaiChina
M Ramam Professor of Dermatology and Venereology, (AIIMS) All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi
Editor, Indian Journal of Dermatology, Venereology and Leprology and Vice-President, Dermatopathology Society of India
GermanyGitta NeufangTeam LeadEucerin Actives & Clinicals Focusing on Dermocosmetic Research on Active Ingredients and Clinical Studies
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Invited Faculty
Indonesia Indonesia
India India
Hardyanto Soebono Professor of Dermatology & DeanFaculty of Medicine Gadjah Mada UniversityYogyakarta, Indonesia
Board Member & Fellow Asian Academy of Dermatology
Chairman Indonesian Medical Council
Retno W SoebaryoStaff MemberAllergy and Clinical Immunology DivisionDepartment of Dermato-VenereologyMedical Faculty, University of Indonesia of the Indonesian Society of Allergy and Immunology
Mahmud GhaznawieConsultant DermatopathologistMedical FacultyHasanuddin UniversityMakassarIndonesia
Sandra WidatyConsultant Dermatovenerologist
Staff member, Department of Dermato-Venereology, Faculty of Medicine, Universitas Indonesia
Vice-PresidentIndonesian Society of Dermato-Venereology
Titi Lestari SugitoConsultant Dermato-VenereologistDepartment of Dermato-VenereologyFaculty of Medicine University of Indonesia / Dr. Cipto Mangunkusumo HospitalJakarta
Syarief HidayatDeputy-DirectorDr. Mintohardjo Hospital, Jakarta
PresidentIndonesian Society of Dermatology & Venereology
Endang SutedjaHead, Immuno-Allergy DivisionDepartment of Dermato-Venereology
Faculty of Medicine, Padjajaran University Dr. Hasan Sadikin General Hospital, Bandung, Indonesia
Head of Indonesian Immuno-Dermatology Study Group
ItalyGiuseppe MicaliHead Department of Dermatology andDirector, Residency Program in Dermatology University of Catania, Italy.
Founding Member: Italian Board of Pediatric Dermatology, Italian Board of Research in Dermovenereologic Therapy, Italian Acne Board
Venkataram Mysore President Elect of Indian Association of Dermatologists, Venereologists and Leprologists
Consultant Dermatologist - Dermatopathologist - Hair Transplant SurgeonVenkat Charmalaya - Centre for Advanced Dermatology and Postgraduate Training CentreVijay Nagar, Bangalore
Raj KubbaConsultant Dermatologist, Delhi Dermatology
Adjunct Associate Professor of DermatologyBoston University School of Medicine
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Japan Japan
Invited Faculty
Korea Korea
Tetsunori KimuraDirector, Sapporo Dermatopathology Institute
Director, Ackerman memorial Sapporo Institute for Deramtopathology
President, NPO Japan Dermatopathology Promotion Organization
Dae Hun SuhProfessorDepartment of DermatologySeoul National University College of Medicine
Hiroyuki SuzukiPrevious Professor of Dermatology,Nihon University School of Medicine, Tokyo
Visiting Professor of DermatologyMatsumoto Dental College
Soyun ChoAssociate Professor of Dermatology and Director of Business InnovationBoramae Medical CenterSeoul National University, College of MedicineKorea
Malaysia Malaysia
Dawn AmbroseSenior Consultant Dermatologist, Department of Dermatology, Hospital Putra Jaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Fellow and Dermatopathology Examination Board Member,AADV
Choon Siew EngHead and Senior Consultant Dermatologist, Hospital Sultanah Aminah Johor Bahru, Malaysia
Clinical Associate Professor, School of Medicine and Health Sciences, Monash University Malaysia
Steven K W ChowSenior Consultant Dermatologist, Pantai Hospital Kuala Lumpur
Secretary-General, Asian Academy of Dermatology & Venereology/League of Asean Dermatological Societies
Lee Bang RomConsultant Dermatopathologist andSenior Lecturer University Putra Malaysia
Visiting Dermatopathologist to National University of Malaysia (UKM)
Noor Zalmy AzizanConsultant Dermatologist and Head of Laser and Dermatosurgery UnitDepartment of Dermatology Hospital Kuala Lumpur
Najeeb M SafdarConsultant Dermatologist and Head of Department of Dermatology, Hospital Tuanku Ja’afar Seremban, Malaysia
President, Dermatological Society of Malaysia
Roshidah BabaHead of DermatologyMinistry of Health, Malaysia
Professor, Department of DermatologyNational University Medical Centre
Kazuhiko TakeharaProfessorDepartment of DermatologyFaculty of Medicine, Institute of MedicalPharmaceutical and Health SciencesKanazawa University, Ishikawa, JAPAN
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Invited Faculty
Teresita GabrielChair, Department of DermatologyResearch Institute for Tropical Medicine
President, Paranaque Medical Society
President Psoriasis Support GroupResearch Institute for Tropical Medicine
Maria Victoria C DizonAssociate Professor andHead, Section of Pediatric Dermatology Department of Dermatology College of Medicineand Surgery, University of Santo TomasManila, Philippines
Rosalina E NadelaConsultant DermatologistMedDERM Asia Laser and SurgicentreManila
PresidentPhilippine Dermatological Society
Francisca Dela Cruz RoaAssociate ProfessorUniversity of the Philippines
MemberCouncil of Advisers Phil. Dermatological Society
MemberCouncil of Advisers Phil. Society of Venereologists
Maria Juliet E MacarayoBoard SecretaryPhilippine Dermatological Society
FellowPhilippine Dermatological Society
Arnelfa PalizaProfessorDepartment of Dermatology, Faculty of Medicine & Surgery, University of Santo Tomas
Past-President and Member, Advisory Council, Philippines Dermatological Society
Philippines Philippines
Lillian Lopez-Villafuerte Chief, Contact Dermatitis and Allergy, Environmental and Occupational Dermatology Clinic, Jose R. Reyes Memorial Medical Center
Council Member, Asian Dermatological Association
PolandJacek C SzepietowskiProfessor and Head of the Department of Dermatology, Venereology and Allergology University of MedicineWrocławPoland
Eileen Abesamis-CubillanClinical Associate Professor of Dermatology University of the PhilippinesPhilippine General Hospital
Ma. Lorna FrezAssociate Professor of Dermatology University of the Philippines College of Medicine and Philippine General Hospital
Head and Consultant, Photodermatology Units of thePhilippine General Hospital and the St. Luke’s Medical Center Quezon City
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Invited Faculty
Singapore SingaporeChong Wei ShengSenior Consultant Dermatologist and Head, Photodermatology Unit, National Skin Centre
Visiting Senior Consultant & HeadDermatology Unit, Department of General Medicine Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, Singapore
Goh Boon KeeMedical Director & Consultant Dermatologist of Skin PhysiciansMount Elizabeth Medical Centre, Singapore
Vice-PresidentDermatological Society of Singapore
Colin ThengSenior Consultant Dermatologist andChief Psoriasis Unit, National Skin Centre
Clinical Tutor, National University of Singapore
T ThirumoorthyAssociate Professor of DermatologyDuke-NUS Graduate Medical School
Founding Executive Director and Member of Board Singapore Medical Association Centre for Medical Ethics and Professionalism
Wong Su NiVisiting ConsultantDepartment of MedicineNational University Hospital
PresidentDermatological Society of Singapore
Taiwan TaiwanChrang-Shi LinClinical Professor, Department of Dermatology and Family Medicine, National Yang-Ming University, Taiwan
Council Member, Asian Dermatological Association
Board Member, Asian Academy of Dermatology and Venereology
Rosaline Chung-Yee HuiAtttending Physician, Department of Dermatology,Chang Gung Memorial Hospital
Assistant Professor, School of MedicineChang Gung University, Taipei
Sung-Jan LinAssociate Professor and Attending Physician Institute of Biomedical Engineering & Department of DermatologyCollege of Engineering and College of MedicineNational Taiwan University
Yi-Ting LinAttending PhysicianDepartment of DermatologyChang Gung Memorial Hospital
Chih-Chiang ChenAttending PhysicianDepartment of DermatologyTaipei Veterans General HospitalTaipeiTaiwan
Wen-Hung ChungPhysician Scientist and Associate ProfessorChang Gung Memorial Hospital & School of Medicine, Chang Gung University, Taiwan
Fellow of Asian Academy of Dermatology and Venereology
Goh Chee Leok Senior Consultant Dermatologist, National Skin Centre and Clinical Professor of the Faculty of Medicine, National University of Singapore
Adjunct Professor of the Duke-NUS Post Graduate Medical School
Seow Chew SweeSenior Consultant DermatologistNational Skin Centre Singapore
Senior Lecturer, Department of Medicine andDepartment of Microbiology, School of Graduate Medical Studies (Dermatology) Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore
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Thailand Thailand
Rataporn UngparkornDermatology and Mycology Consultant, Institute of Dermatology and Chulalongkorn Medical University Bangkok, Thailand
Secretary-GeneralDermatological Society of Thailand
Invited Faculty
United Kingdom United Kingdom
Malcolm W GreavesEmeritus Professor of DermatologyGuy’s, King’s and St. Thomas’ Schools of Medicine and Dentistry; Consultant Specialist in Dermatology and Dermatological Allergy
Fellow, Academy of Medicine of Singapore and Honorary Fellow, Asian Academy of Dermatology & Venereology
John McFaddenSenior Consultant & Team LeadDepartment of Cutaneous AllergySt John’s Institute of DermatologySt Thomas’ HospitalLondon
John McGrathProfessor of Molecular Dermatology, King’s College London and Head, Genetic Skin Disease Unit and Honorary Consultant Dermatologist, St John’s Institute of Dermatology, Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, London, UK
Honorary Professor of Dermatology, University of Dundee
Jemima MellerioConsultant Dermatologist, St John’s Institute ofDermatology Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, London and Team Lead, Genetics, Paediatric and Women’s Dermatology
Consultant Dermatologist (Epidermolysis Bullosa Team), Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children, London
Rungsima WanitphakdeedechaAssociate Professor in Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgeon
Dermatosurgery Unit, Department of Dermatology Faculty of Medicine Siriraj HospitalMahidol University
Siriwan WananukulProfessor of Pediatrics and Chief of Pediatric Dermatology Unit, Department of PediatricsFaculty of Medicine Chulalongkorn UniversityThailand
Jonathan M L WhiteConsultant DermatologistDepartment of Cutaneous AllergySt. John’s Institute of DermatologyLondon
Lead Clinician for Audit and Clinical Governance Issues
Catherine SmithConsultant DermatologistProfessor of Dermatology & Therapeutics St John’s Institute of DermatologyGuys and St Thomas’ Foundation TrustSt Thomas’ HospitalLondon
Alistair RobsonDirector, London Dermatopathology Teaching Ltd
Consultant Dermatopathologist, Department of Dermatopathology, St John’s Institute of Dermatology, London, UK
Pravit AsawanondaProfessor and Chairman of Dermatology Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok, Thailand
Associate Dean for Planning and Development Faculty of MedicineChulalongkorn University
Nopadon NoppakunProfessor, Department of DermatologyChulalongkorn University, Bangkok
President, Thailand Dermatology Association
Fellow and Board MemberAsian Academy of Dermatology & Venereology
Pailin PuangpetConsultant DermatologistContact and Occupational Dermatology Unit
SecretaryHospital Risk Management Institute of DermatologyBangkok, Thailand
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Invited Faculty
USA
Special Invited Guests Special Invited Guests
Nguyen Huu SauAssociate Professor of DermatologyHanoi Medical University
Head, Department of Training and ResearchNational Hospital of Dermatology and Venereology Vietnam
Nguyen Sy Hoa Dermatologic SurgeonNational Hospital of Dermatology and Venereology Vietnam
Le Huu DoanhHead of Technical Guidance Department,National Hospital of Dermatology and Venereology
Lecturer, Department of Dermatology andVenereology, Hanoi Medical University
Nguyen Tat ThangAssociate Professor of DermatologyHospital for Dermatology & VenereologyHo Chi Minh, Vietnam
Pham Thi LanAssociate Professor & Senior LecturerResearcher, Health Systems Research ProgramDepartment of Dermato-VenereologyHanoi Medical University
Dermatolo-VenereologistNational Institute of Dermato-Venereology, Hanoi
John A GrahamChief Executive OfficerMenarini Asia-Pacific
Bhanu VermaEx-Honorary Physician to H.E. President of India
Thomas L Dawson JrSenior Scientist and LeadP&G Life Sciences Technical TeamP&G Innovation CenterSingapore
Djordje FilipovicFranchise Head Integrated Hospital CareNovartis Pharma - Region AMAC
Leslaw RudyPresident & Country ManagerGalderma Philippines, Inc.Philippines
Tran Hau KhangChairman, National Hospital of Dermatology and Venereology Vietnam
President, Vietnamese Society of Dermatology and Venereology
Organising Chairman, 21st RCD Associate Professor and Head of Faculty of Dermato-Venereology, Hanoi Medical University
Fellow & Vice-President, Asian Academy of Dermatology and Venereology
Vietnam Vietnam
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(Day 1) 9th April 2014, Wednesday
0700 - 0800 REGISTRATION
0750 - 1700 TC1 - Post-Basic Dermatopathology Course Ocean Chair: Dawn Ambrose Co-Chair: Nguyen Huu Sau
0750 Introduction Dawn Ambrose
0800 TC1.1 Patterns in Infective Disorders : Leprosy, TB, Others M Ramam
0845 TC1.2 Lichenoid Dermatitis Asha Kubba
0930 TC1.3 Nail and Hair Diseases Tetsunori Kimura
1015 Coffee
1030 TC1.4 Dermatopathology of Mast Cell Diseases Mahmud Ghaznawie
1115 TC1.5 Dermal Deposits, Mucinoses; Classification & Diagnosis Alistair Robson
1200 TC1.6 The Histopathological Analysis of Spindle / Pleomorphic Cell Neoplasms Tetsunori Kimura
1245 Lunch Indochine Restaurant
1345 TC1.7 Immunobullous Diseases Hemangi Jerajani
1430 TC1.8 Genital Dermatopathology Lee Bang Rom
1515 Slide Review Dawn Ambrose
1600 Coffee
1615 Course Evaluation Collection of Certificate of Attendance Closing Remarks
1700 End of Course
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(Day 1) 9th April 2014, Wednesday
0750 - 1700 TC2 - Post-Basic Course in Clinical Dermatology Gallery 1 & 2 Chair: Tran Hau Khang Co-Chair: Olivier Chosidow
0750 Introduction Olivier Chosidow
0800 TC2.1 Approaching to Difficult Cases of Leprosy Le Huu Doanh
0845 TC2.2 Facial Dermatoses in the Ageing Patient-Rational Approach in Diagnosis and Management Chrang-Shi Lin
0930 TC2.3 Clinical Approach to Severe Cutaneous Adverse Reactions to Drugs (SCARs) Olivier Chosidow
1015 Coffee
1030 TC2.4 Skin Eruptions of Connective Tissue Diseases Kazuhiko Takehara
1115 TC2.5 Clinical Approach to Genital Ulcers Najeeb M Safdar
1200 TC2.6 Unusual Skin Infections Eileen Abesamis-Cubillan
1245 Q&A
1300 Lunch Indochine Restaurant
1400 TC2.7 Diagnosing Photodermatosis in the Asian Skin Colin Theng
1445 TC2.8 Diagnosis and Treatment of Difficult Psoriasis Wong Su Ni
1530 TC2.9 Dermatologic Emergencies : Pitfalls in Diagnosis and Management Teresita Gabriel
1615 Coffee / Q&A
1700 Collection of Certificate of Attendance End of Course
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(Day 1) 9th April 2014, Wednesday
0750 - 1700 TC3 - Post-Basic Course in Contact and Occupational Dermatitis Gallery 3 & 4 Chair: Goh Chee Leok Co-Chair: Pailin Puangpet
0750 Introduction
0800 TC3.1 Who Should be Referred to My Patch Test Clinic? Goh Chee Leok
0830 TC3.2 Which Patch Test System is Best for Me? Pailin Puangpet
0900 TC3.3 Current Issues in Contact Dermatitis - An Asian Perspective Goh Chee Leok
0930 TC3.4 Conditions Which Imitate Contact Dermatitis Pailin Puangpet
1000 Coffee
1030 TC3.5 Patch Testing for Fragrances and Preservatives Hemangi Jerajani
1100 TC3.6 Photopatch Testing - Do’s and Don’t’s Chong Wei Sheng
1130 TC3.7 Asian Contact Dermatitis Case Reports Pailin Puangpet
1200 Q&A (Discussion)
1230 Lunch Indochine Restaurant
1330 TC3.8 What to Add in and What to Take Out of My Standard Series John McFadden
1400 TC3.9 How to Increase Your Detection Rate of Hair Dye, Fragrance and Medicament Allergy Jonathan White
1430 TC3.10 The ICDRG Patch Test Scoring Criteria - A Robust System with Clinical Relevance John McFadden
1500 Coffee
1530 TC3.11 “Is it Angry Back or True Multiple Positives? Is it Active Sensitization or a Late Reaction? The Patch Test is Positive but is it Relevant?” Jonathan White
1600 TC3.12 Clinical Cases - Feedback on Clinical Cases John McFadden
1630 TC3.13 “Chee-leok Holmes” : Deduction and Detection in the Contact Dermatitis Clinic John McFadden
1700 Collection of Certificate of Attendance End of Course
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(Day 1) 9th April 2014, Wednesday
0800 - 1700 FAADV (Dermatopathology) Examination 2014 Boardroom 0800 - 1000 Written Paper Coordinators: Vo Doan Tuan Tran Man Chu Noor Zalmy Azizan Dawn Ambrose Ha Nguyen Phuong Anh
1100 - 1300 Slide Reading Danang Hospital (Dermatology & Venereology) Coordinators: Vo Doan Tuan (Chair) Tran Man Chu Noor Zalmy Azizan Ha Nguyen Phuong Anh
1400 - 1530 Viva Boardroom Alistair Robson Tetsunori Kimura Mahmud Ghaznawie Noor Zalmy Azizan M Ramam Asha Kubba
1530 - 1700 EXAMINERS’ MEETING
1030 - 1230 PSORIASIS in ASIA EXPERTS’ ROUND TABLE FORUM Boardroom Theme: Addressing Patient-Centered Issues in Psoriasis Chair: Steven K W Chow Co-Chair: Ma. Lorna Frez
Agenda: • Clinicalsub-typesofpsoriasis-istheAsian patientdifferent? • Psoriasisinsociallysensitiveareas-scalp,nails, faceandgenital • Psoriaticarthritis-dermatologistsshouldtake leadership • Psoriasisinchildren-thinkingforward • Erythrodermicpsoriasis-lookingatprevention- datafromgeneticstudies • Co-morbidities,morbidity,chronicityandmortality • Costoftreatmentissues-social,economic, resourcewastageandotherconsiderations • Optimizingadherenceinpsoriasistherapy • PsoriasisAssociation • National&AsianPsoriasisRegister(AADV) • Usingsocialmedia-gettingthemessagethrough topatient,publicandgovernments
Invited Panelists:Steven K W Chow (Malaysia)Arnelfa Paliza (Philippines)Roshidah Baba (Malaysia)Choon Siew Eng (Malaysia) Seow Chew Swee (Singapore)Wong SuNi (Singapore)Colin Theng (Singapore)Tran Hau Khang (Vietnam)Titi Lestari (Indonesia)Hardyanto Soebono (Indonesia)Ma. Lorna Frez (Philippines)Nopadon Noppakun (Thailand)Chrang-Shi Lin (Taiwan)Wen-Hung Chung (Taiwan)Hemangi Jerajani (India)Raj Kubba (India)Flora Xiang (China)Dae Hun Suh (Korea)Chan Vichet (Cambodia)Dino Tsai (Taiwan)
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Programme
(Day 1) 9th April 2014, Wednesday
1530 - 1700 SCARs-SEA Group Meeting Boardroom Chair: T Thirumoorthy Co-Chair: Choon Siew Eng Objectives: i. To Acquire the Skills and Approach to Recognition of CADR and SCAR. ii. To Understand the Pathogenesis and Risk Factors to SCAR in SEA. iii. To Develop SEA Network 1. DrugHypersensitivitySyndrome(DRESS)-UnderstandingthePathogenesisandGenetics Rosaline Chung-Yee Hui 2. CutaneousDrugReactionsAmongPatientsattheNationalHospitalofDermatologyand VenereologyinVietnam Pham Thi Lan 3.AllopurinolHypersensitivityinMalaysia Choon Siew Eng 4.AnalysisofStevens-JohnsonSyndromeandToxicEpidermalNecrolysisinDrHasanSadikin GeneralHospitalBandung,Indonesiafrom2009-2013 Endang Sutedja 5.InteractiveQuizwithQ&A 6.Summary&Conclusion
1710 - 1810 PROFESSORIAL GRAND ROUND 1 (PGR1) Gallery 1 & 2 Chair: Malcolm W Greaves PGR1.1 Leprosy,TuberculosisandHIVCo-Infection,aCaseReportinHoChiMinhCity,Vietnam Nguyen Thanh Hung PGR1.2 Sweet’sSyndromevsErythemaNodosumLeprosum Phan Hong Hai PGR1.3 AnAnogenitalAngiokeratomaCircumscriptumMimickingVerrucousHemangioma inanAdolescenceGirl-ACaseReport Thianti Sylviningrum PGR1.4 CaseReport:DegosDiseasewithSevereNeurologicalDeficit Leng Leng Tan
1900-2200 “Faculty Dinner & St. John’s Alumni Nite” Ocean Ballroom @ Furama Convention Centre & Hotel by invitation only
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Programme
(Day 2) 10th April 2014, Thursday 0700 - 0800 REGISTRATION
0800-0940 Keynote Plenary 1 Danang Ballroom “Dermatology in the New Millennium” Chair: Tran Hau Khang Co-Chair: Madhuri Majumder Chew Hon Nam PL1.1 Genetic Markers and Danger Signals in Stevens-Johnson Syndrome and Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis - An Update Wen-Hung Chung PL1.2 Training in Clinical Dermatology - East Meets West (Unandar Budimulja Memorial Lecture) Titi Lestari PL1.3 New Discoveries in Inherited Skin Diseases John McGrath
0940-1030 OPENING CEREMONY Danang Ballroom / Ballroom Foyer All Guests to be Seated Arrival of Guests of Honour “Cultural Show - Danang Welcomes 21st RCD” Opening Address by Associate Professor Tran Hau Khang, Chairman of the Organising Committee, 21st RCD / President, Vietnamese Society of Dermatology & Venereology Introduction of Local Organising Committee / International Organising Committee Address by Dr Steven K W Chow, Secretary-General LADS/AADV Welcome by Mr Van Huu Chien, Honorable Chairman, Da Nang People’s Committee Address by Associate Professor Nguyen Thi Xuyen, Vice-Minister of Health, Vietnam
1030 - 1200 OPENING OF TRADE EXHIBITION & TOUR OF EXHIBITION Coffee Press Conference
1030 - 1200 Poster Exhibition Poster Gallery
1200 - 1400 Lunch Symposium 1 (P&G) Danang 1 Chair: Vo Thi Bach Suong New Insights into Asian Skin Health: Leveraging State of the Art Life Sciences Investigations Thomas L Dawson
1200 - 1400 Lunch Symposium 2 (Galderma) Danang 3 Acne - Management in the New Era Chair: Flordeliz Abad-Casintahan LS2.1 Acne : New Findings and Management in the Era of Antibiotic Resistance Harald Gollnick LS2.2 Acne in South East Asia, A Report from Study Alliance in Southeast Asia Goh Chee Leok Discussion / Q&A
1200 - 1400 AADV Summit & 6th Annual General Meeting Ocean Ballroom “EnhancingDermatologyAcrossBorders” Chair: Madhuri Majumder Co-Chair: Steven K W Chow
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Programme
(Day 2) 10th April 2014, Thursday 1400 - 1530 Concurrent Symposium 1 (Eucerin) Danang 1 Chair: Siriwan Wananukul Breaking Vicious Cycle of Atopic Dermatitis; Delivering Promising Outcomes CS1.1 Gitta Neufang CS1.2 Siriwan Wananukul1400 - 1530 Concurrent Symposium 2 Danang 3 Cutaneous Inflammatory and Autoimmune Diseases Chair: Kazuhito Takehara Co-Chair: Soyun Cho CS2.1 Clinical Significance of Antinuclear Antibodies in Connective Tissue Diseases Kazuhiko Takehara CS2.2 What’s New in Livedoid Vasculopathy Soyun Cho CS2.3 Treatment of Resistant Urticaria - What’s New? Kiran Godse CS2.4 Melanocyte and Autoimmunity Venkataram Mysore1400 - 1530 Concurrent Symposium 3 Danang 2 Photodermatoses and Ethnicity in Asian Skin Chair: Le Huu Doanh Co-Chair: Colin Theng CS3.1 Sun Damaged Skin and Skin Cancer Tetsunori Kimura CS3.2 Photodynamic Therapy in Asians Colin Theng CS3.3 Photoallergy : A Practical Approach Jonathan White CS3.4 Phototherapy in Children Chong Wei Sheng1400 - 1530 Concurrent Symposium 4 Non Nuoc 1&2 Symposium on SCARs Chair: T Thirumoorthy Co-Chair: Francisca Dela Cruz Roa CS4.1 In Vitro and Skin Tests for Drug Hypersensitivity Yi-Ting Lin CS4.2 Use of Steroids in SCAR - Does is Work? T Thirumoorthy CS4.3 Mortality in SCAR - Prognostic Criteria If Any? Francisca Dela Cruz Roa CS4.4 Dealing with Patients’ Multiple Drug Hypersensitivity Labels Choon Siew Eng
1400 - 1530 Concurrent Symposium 5 Son Tra Rosacea and Acne - Update Chair: Dae Hun Suh Co-Chair: Nguyen Tat Thang CS5.1 Insulin Resistance Associated Acne (IRAA) Raj Kubba CS5.2 Rosacea - Challenges in Diagnosis and Treatment
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(Day 2) 10th April 2014, Thursday
CS5.3 Seeking New Acne Treatment Dae Hun Suh CS5.4 Current Difficulties in the Treatment of Acne in Vietnam Nguyen Tat Thang
1530 - 1600 Coffee
1600 - 1730 FAADV CONFERMENT CEREMONY Danang 2
1600 - 1730 Keynote Plenary 2 Danang 2 Chair: Steven K W Chow Co-Chair: Syarief Hidayat
PL2.1 AADV Welcome Address : Harmonzing Dermatology Training in Asia - Challenges & Solutions Steven K W Chow PL2.2 AADV Oration : Clinician - Pathologist Partnership-Benchmark for Good Practice for Dermatologic Diagnosis and Management Nopadon Noppakun
1730 - 1830 Free Paper 1 Danang 1 Chair: Hsiu-Cheng Hsu
FP1.1 Erythema Multiforme : Clinical Feature and Prevalence of Herpes Simplex Virus Infection Vu Huy Luong1,2, Nguyen Huu Sau1,2
1 Department of Dermatology and Venereology, Hanoi Medical University, Hanoi, Vietnam 2 National Hospital of Dermatology and Venereology, Hanoi, Vietnam FP1.2 Infantile Generalized Erythroderma - A Case Report Tran Van Sang, Vo Doan Tuan Danang Dermato-Venereology Hospital, Danang, Vietnam FP1.3 Analysis of Drug-Resistant Strains of Mycobacterium Leprae in an Endemic Area of Vietnam Nguyen Phuc Nhu Ha1, Nguyen Thanh Tan1, Nguyen Hoang An1, Nguyen Khanh Hoa1, Pham Thi Hoang Bich Diu1, Masanori Kai2
1 Quyhoa National Dermatology Hospital, Vietnam 2 Leprosy research Center, National Institute of Infectous Diseases, Japan FP1.4 Serum Interferon Gamma Levels in Patients with Psoriasis in Ho Chi Minh Dermato-Venereology Hospital Nguyen Tat Thang, Vo Thi Doan Phuong Dermato-Venereology Hospital, Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam FP1.5 Case Report o Carney Complex Arising De Novo in a Patient with No Family History WY Tham, CYP Lim, ST Lim National Heart Centre, Singapore FP1.6 Changes of Langerhans Cells in the Skin of Psoriasis Vulgaris Treated with Methotrexate Pham Dinh Hoa National Hospital of Dermatology and Venereology, Hanoi, Vietnam
1730 - 1830 Free Paper 2 Danang 2 Chair: Cheng-Che Eric Lan
FP2.1 Anti-Photoaging for Skin by Astaxanthin Eiji Yamashita Fuji Chemical Industry Co. Ltd., Tokyo, Japan FP2.2 Study on Clinical Manifestations, Related Factors of Tinea Pedis and Efficacy of Lamisil Once 1% Minh Thu Nguyen1, Lan Anh Tran2
1 National Hospital of Dermatology and Venereology, Hanoi, Vietnam 2 Hanoi Medical University, Hanoi, Vietnam
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Programme
(Day 2) 10th April 2014, Thursday
FP2.3 Secukinumab in Subjects with Moderate-to-severe Plaque Psoriasis : Results from the Efficacy of Response and Safety of 2 Fixed SecUkinumab REgimens in Psoriasis (ERASURE) T Tsai1, B Elewski2, M Lebwohl3, K Papp4, H Nakagawa5, B Sigurgeirsson6, S Tyring7, I Hampele8, A Karpov8, S Helou9, C Papavassilis8
1 Department of Dermatology, National Taiwan University Hospital and National Taiwan University College of Medicine, Taipei, Taiwan 2 Department of Dermatology, University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Medicine, Birmingham, Alabama, USA 3 Department of Dermatology, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York, USA 4 Probity Medical Research, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada 5 Department of Dermatology, The Jikei University School of Medicine, Tokyo, Japan 6 Faculty of Medicine, Department of Dermatology, University of Iceland, Reykjavik, Iceland 7 Department of Dermatology, The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, Houston, Texas, USA 8 Novartis Pharma AG, Basel, Switzerland 9 Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation, East Hanover, New Jersey, USA FP2.4 Efficacy and Safety of Supplemental Fish Oil with Clobetasol Propionate 0.05% Ointment and Emollient Versus Olive Oil with Clobetasol Propionate 0.05% Ointment and Emollient in the Treatment of Mild to Moderate Psoriasis Vulgaris KM Torres, AE Thaebtharm, DK Ismael , EA Tianco Jose R. Reyes Memorial Medical Center, Manila, Philippines FP2.5 Comparison of Efficacy Between Topical Corticosteroid, Timolol Maleat 0,5% Eye Drop, and Education Observation in Managing Infantile Hemangioma Lukman Ariwibowo, Retno Danarti Department of Dermatovenereology, Faculty of Medicine, Universitas Gadjah Mada, Dr Sardjito General Hospital, Yogyakarta, Indonesia FP2.6 The Safety and Efficacy of Omalizumab in Chronic Idiopathic / Spontaneous Urticaria : Results from a Phase III Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled Study Constance H Katelaris1, Marcus Maurer2, Petra Staubach3, Mark Ashby4, Janice Canvin5, Dennis Ledford6, Allen Kaplan7, Thilo Jakob8, Karin Rosen3
1University of Western Sydney, Australia 2Charite-Universitatsmedizin, Berlin (M.M.) 3Genentech, South San Francisco, CA 4Johns Hopkins Asthma and Allergy Center, Baltimore, USA 5Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, Norwich (C.G.), and Novartis Pharmaceuticals 6Universitat Autonoma, Barcelona (A.G.-A) 7Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston (A.K.) 8Creighton University Medical Center, Omaha,NE (T.C.)
1730 - 1830 Free Paper 3 Danang 3 Chair: Chung-Hsing Chang
FP3.1 Donor-Derived Regulatory B Cells are Important for Suppression of Murine Sclerodermatous Chronic Graft-Versus-Host Disease Doanh Le Huu1,2,3, Takashi Matsushita1, Guihua Jin1,Yasuhito Hamaguchi1, Minoru Hasegawa1, Kazuhiko Takehara1, Thomas F Tedder4, Manabu Fujimoto1
1 Department of Dermatology, Faculty of Medicine, Institute of Medical, Pharmaceutical and Health Sciences, Kanazawa University, Kanazawa, Japan 2 Department of Dermatology and Venereology, Hanoi Medical University, Hanoi, Vietnam 3 National Hospital of Dermatology and Venereology, Hanoi, Vietnam 4 Department of Immunology, Duke University Medical Center, Durham, USA FP3.2 Extracellular Double-Stranded RNA Induces TSLP Via an Endosomal Acidification- And NF-κB-Dependent Pathway in Human Keratinocytes Vu Tuan Anh Quy hoa National Leprosy Dermatology Hospital, Quynhon, Vietnam
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FP3.3 Interleukin-36 Cytokines Enhance the Production of Host Defense Peptides Psoriasin and Ll-37 by Human Keratinocytes Through Activation of MAPKs and NF-κB Toan The Nguyen1,2, Francois Niyonsaba1, Shigaku Ikeda1,2, Ko Okumura1, Hideoki Ogawa1
1 Atopy (Allergy) Research Center, Juntendo University Graduate School of Medicine, Tokyo, Japan 2 Department of Dermatology, Juntendo University Graduate School of Medicine, Tokyo, Japan FP3.4 Orai 1 Oligonucleotide Aptamers Inhibite Calcium Entry of Mast Cell Lines Renshan Sun, Yongqiang Yang, Xionghong Chen Department of Dermatology, Daping Hospital, the Third Military Medical University, Chongqing, China FP3.5 Successful Adalimumab Therapy with Severe Hydradenitis Suppurativa Janthorn Pakdeethai1, Derrick Chen Wee Aw2
1 Alexandra Hospital, Singapore 2 National University Hospital, Singapore FP3.6 Secukinumab Compared with Placebo and Etanercept : The First 52-week Head-to-head Comparison of Two Biologics in a Randomized, Double-blind Phase 3 Study in Subjects with Moderate-to-severe Plaque Psoriasis (FIXTURE) P Foley1, R Langley2, K Reich3, C Griffiths4, L Puig5, L Spelman6, E Rivas Zaldivar7, N Wasel8, T Salko9, M Notter10, S Helou9, C Papavassilis10; for the FIXTURE Study Group 1Dermatology at the University of Melbourne, Australia 2Dalhousie University, Halifax, NS, Canada 3Dermatologikum Hamburg and Georg-August-University, Gottingen, Germany 4University of Manchester, Manchester, UK 5Department of Dermatology, Hospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau, Barcelona, Spain 6Specialist Connect, Woolloongabba, Queensland, Australia 7Medico Dermatologo, Dermos, Guatemala City, Guatemala 8Stratica Medical, Edmonton, AB, Canada 9Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation, East Hanover, New Jersey, USA 10Novartis Pharma AG, Basel, Switzerland
1730 - 1830 Free Paper 4 Non Nouc 1&2 Chair: Lillian Lopez-Villafuerte
FP4.1 Herpes Simplex Virus Infection in National Hospital of Dermato-Venereology : Clinical Manifestations, and HSV Typing Le Huyen My, Tran Lan Anh National Hospital of Dermatology and Venereology, Hanoi, Vietnam FP4.2 Liposuction on the Upper Inner Thigh Sri Lestari, Gardenia Akhyar, Ennesta Asri, Qaira Anum Yuanita Dr M Djamil Hospital / Medical Faculty of Andalas University Padang, West Sumatera, Indonesia FP4.3 Treatment of Basal Cell Carcinoma with Mohs Micrographic Surgery Pham Cao Kiem National Hospital of Dermatology and Venereology, Hanoi, Vietnam FP4.4 Study on Implementing Q-Switched Nd : YAG Laser for Nevus of Ota and Hori Treatment, Quy Hoa NationaLeprosy Dermatology Hospital from 2009 to 2011 Dinh Cong Phuc Department of Plastic Surgery, Quy Hoa National Leprosy Dermatology Hospital, Quynhon, Vietnam
1730 - 1830 Free Paper 5 Son Tra Chair: Retno W Soebaryo
FP5.1 Prevelence of Human Papilloma Virus Infection in Sexually Transmitted Disease Patients in National Hospital of Dermatology and Venereology Ha Nguyen Phuong Anh, Tran Hau Khang, Nguyen Duy Hung Danang Dermato-Venereology Hospital, Danang, Vietnam
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FP5.2 The Pattern of Skin Diseases and Leprosy in Some Areas in Vietnam During 2011-2012 Thanh Nguyen Tien, Doanh Le Huu, Ghi Dao Huu, Nghi Dinh Huu, Minh Ha Tuan, Hung Nguyen Duy National Hospital of Dermatology and Venereology, Hanoi, Vietnam FP5.3 The Etiologic Role of Human Papillomavirus in Penile Cancers : A Study in Vietnam Hien Thi Thu Do1, Chihaya Koriyma1, Noureen Afsar Khan1, Michiyo Higashi2, Takuya Kato1, Ngoan Tran Le3, Shigeto Matsushita4, Takuro Kanekura4 and Suminori Akiba1
1 Department of Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine, Kagoshima University Graduate School of Medical and Dental Sciences, Kagoshima, Japan 2 Department of Human Pathology, Kagoshima University Graduate School of Medical and Dental Sciences, Kagoshima, Japan 3 Department of Occupational Health, Hanoi Medical University, Hanoi, Vietnam 4 Department of Dermatology, Kagoshima University Graduate School of Medical and Dental Sciences, Kagoshima, Japan FP5.4 The Factors Ralated to Chlamydia Tracomatis and Human Papillomavirus Infected Distribution, to Antibiotic Resistance of Neisseria Gonorrhoeae from Sexually Transmitted Disease in the Central Highland Region of Vietnam Nguyen Thi Thoi Loan, Nguyen Thanh Tan, Nguyen Phuc Nhu Ha, Pham Thi Hoang Bich Diu, Tran Duy Thach Quyhoa National Dermatology Hospital, Binhdinh, Vietnam FP5.5 Characteristics of Eccrine Tumours in a Tertiary Institution : A 5-year Retrospective Study Peiqi Su1, Jun Khee Heng1, Derrick Chen Wee Aw1, Kong Bing Tan2
1 National University Hospital, Division of Dermatology, Singapore 2 National University Hospital, Department of Pathology, Singapore FP5.6 Adherence Among Dermatology Inpatients and their Emotional Status Assessed Using the Depression Anxiety and Stress Scale (DASS) : A Pilot Study Z Kwan, LL Tan, SM Wong, Rokiah CI Dermatology Unit, Department of Medicine, University Malaya Medical Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
1730 - 1830 Poster Presentations Poster Gallery 1930 - 2200 Welcome Dinner (Invitation Card is required for entry) “Indochine Nite” The Beach @ Furama Convention Centre & Hotel
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0700 - 0800 REGISTRATION
0800 - 1000 Plenary Session 3 Danang 1 What’s New? What Works? Chair: T Thirumoorthy Co-Chair: Nguyen Huu Sau
PL3.1 What is New in Paediatric Dermatology Jemima Mellerio PL3.2 What’s New in Generalized Pustular Psoriasis? Choon Siew Eng PL3.3 Topical Therapy in Psoriasis - What’s the Evidence? Catherine Smith
0800 - 1000 Plenary Session 4 Danang 3 What’s New in Allergy & Clinical Immunology? Chair: Seow Chew Swee Co-Chair: Wei-Ming Wang
PL4.1 Update on Allergic Contact Dermatitis : New and Emerging Allergens Jonathan White PL4.2 Filaggrin Mutations : Dry Skin, Atopic Dermatitis and Allergy John McGrath PL4.3 Photocontact Dermatitis John McFadden
1000 - 1030 Coffee
1030 - 1230 Concurrent Symposium 6 (Galderma) Danang 1 Skinboosters - An Innovation in Aesthetics Chair: Loang Hai Phu
CS6.1 Science, Technique, Cases and After Care of Invisible Cream - The Skinboosters Allen Huang
1030 - 1230 Concurrent Symposium 7 Danang 2 Dermatologic Surgery Chair: Pin-Chi Chiu Co-Chair: Nguyen Sy Hoa
CS7.1 Extramammary Paget Disease Nguyen Huu Sau CS7.2 “S” Lift Modification Technique for Skin Laxity Syarief Hidayat CS7.3 The Epidermal Graft for Vitiligo Flora Xiang CS7.4 Mohs Surgery Nguyen Sy Hoa
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1030 - 1230 Concurrent Symposium 8 Danang 3 Congenital and Genodermatoses - Update Chair: Agnes Heng Co-Chair: Asha Kubba
CS8.1 Epidermolysis Bullosa in Neonates and Infants : Diagnostic and Management Considerations Jemima Mellerio CS8.2 Immunoflouresence Based Antigen Mapping in Epidermolysis Bullosa Asha Kubba CS8.3 Infantile Hemangioma, Epidemiology and Treatment - Korean Experience Soyun Cho
1030 - 1230 Concurrent Symposium 9 Non Nuoc 1&2 Leprosy & Other Mycobacterioses - Status Update Chair: Tran Hau Khang Co-Chair: Choon Siew Eng
CS9.1 Epidemiology of Leprosy in Vietnam, 1983-2012 Tran Hau Khang CS9.2 Leprosy to be Neglected Disease in Indonesia? Hardyanto Soebono CS9.3 Lucio Leprosy - Revisited Choon Siew Eng CS9.4 The Many Faces of Hansen’s Disease Eileen Abesamis-Cubillan CS9.5 Drug Resistant Leprosy - What Tales are My Mice Telling Me? Dawn Ambrose
1030 - 1230 Concurrent Symposium 10 Son Tra Fungal Diseases - Old Problems, New Solutions Chair: Sheau-Chiou Chao Co-Chair: Rataporn Ungpakorn
CS10.1 Multiphoton Microscopic Imaging in Dermatology : Cells, Extracellular Matrix and Pathogen Sung-Jan Lin CS10.2 Malassezia Yeasts : Beyond Tinea Versicolor Seow Chew Swee CS10.3 Onychomycosis - Pits and Pitfalls Rataporn Ungpakorn CS10.4 Deep Mycoses as we see in Indonesia Sandra Widaty
1230 - 1400 Lunch Symposium 3 (Eucerin) Danang 1 The Invisible Truth of UVA & New Trend of Sun Care Selection Chair: Pravit Asawanonda
LS3.1 Sunscreens Update Pravit Asawanonda LS3.2 The Innovation of Sunscreen withAnti-oxidant and Anti-inflammatory Agent Gitta Neufang LS3.3 Histologic Response to UVA and UVB Exposure During the Use of Sunscreen with Anti-Inflammatory and Anti-Oxidant Properties Rungsima Wanitphakdeedecha
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1230 - 1400 Lunch Symposium 4 (GSK-Stiefel) Danang 3
LS4.1 Importance of the Skin Barrier in Atopic Eczema and Psoriasis Colin Theng
1230 - 1400 LADS BUSINESS MEETING Ocean Chair: Tran Hau Khang Co-Chair: Steven K W Chow
1400 - 1530 Plenary Session 5 Danang 1 The Face in Clinical & Cosmetic Dermatology Chair: Nguyen Duy Hung Co-Chair: Lillian Lopez-Villafuerte
PL5.1 Cosmetic Contact Dermatitis in the Asian Patient - What’s New Lillian Lopez-Villafuerte PL5.2 Emerging Insights in Photoprotection Harvey Lui PL5.3 Facial Dermatoses Olivier Chosidow
1400 - 1530 Plenary Session 6 Danang 2 Melanotic and Non-melanotic Skin Disorders - East Versus West Chair: Yu-Chuan Li Co-Chair: Vu Hong Thai
PL6.1 A Review of Melanocytic Lesions : Benign and Malignant Alistair Robson PL6.2 Melanocytic Lesions : An Indian Experience Asha Kubba PL6.3 Cell Therapy for Pigment Loss and Alopecia Sung-Jan Lin
1400 - 1530 Plenary Session 7 (Menarini) Danang 3 Reaching New Horizon in Atopic Dermatitis (AD) and Acne Management Chair: Tran Hau Khang
PL7.1 Beyond Skin Barrier Protection for Atopic Dermatitis (AD) Maria Victoria C Dizon PL7.2 Personal Experience on Taking Non-Drug Approach in AD and Acne Giuseppe Micali
1530 - 1700 Workshop 1 Danang 1 Psoriasis in Asia - Making Treatment Work Chair: Roshidah Baba Co-Chair: Ma. Lorna Frez
WS1.1 Treatment of Difficult Psoriasis Ma. Lorna Frez WS1.2 Patient Adherence in Psoriasis - MTAC Najeeb M Safdar WS1.3 Malaysian Psoriasis Registry - Lessons Learned Roshidah Baba WS1.4 The Art of Healing: Physician - Patient Relationship Ma. Lorna Frez
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1530 - 1700 Workshop 2 Danang 2 Good Clinical Practice in Cosmetic and Dermatologic Surgery Chair: Dae Hun Suh Co-Chair: Wong Su Ni
WS2.1 Patient Safety Issues - What and Where are the Standards Wong Su Ni WS2.2 Light-Based and Laser Therapy for Acne Dae Hun Suh WS2.3 Shedding Light on the Dark Side of Melasma Treatment Rosalina Nadela WS2.4 Credentialing for Aesthetic Procedures - Is a Central Registry the Way Forward - The Malaysian Experience Noor Zalmy Azizan
1530 - 1730 Workshop 3 Danang 3 ASIAN HAIR FORUM 2014 (Hair Disorders in Asians - What’s Hot, What’s Not?) Chair: Kuo-Hsien Wang Co-Chair: Pham Thi Lan
WS3.1 Multi-Layered Environmental Regulation on the Homeostasis of Stem Cells : The Saga of Hair Growth and Alopecia Chih-Chiang Chen WS3.2 PRP for Hair Loss - Where is the Evidence? Kiran Godse WS3.3 Optimising Management for Tinea Capitis Rataporn Ungpakorn WS3.4 A Novel Topical Therapy for Seborrheic Dermatitis Giuseppe Micali WS3.5 Treatment of AGA - Update Nopadon Noppakun
1530 - 1700 Workshop 4 Non Nouc 1&2 Allergies and Adverse Drug Reactions Chair: Lillian Lopez-Villafuerte Co-Chair: Bounpheng Sodouangdenh
WS4.1 Contact Dermatitis Due to Metal Earrings - Why Does it Continue for a Long Time After Removal of Them Hiroyuki Suzuki WS4.2 Trend of Occupational and Environmental Dermatoses in Indonesia Hardyanto Soebono WS4.3 Skin Barrier Dysfunction and Contact Dermatitis Retno W Soebaryo WS4.4 Cutaneous Reactions from Chemotherapeutic Agents used in Breast Cancer Lillian Lopez-Villafuerte
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1530 - 1700 Workshop 5 Son Tra Dermatologic Infections and Exoticas Chair: Tak-Wah Wong Co-Chair: Nguyen Huu Sau
WS5.1 Hyperhidrosis : What Dermatology has to Offer? Seow Chew Swee WS5.2 Mycetomas M Ramam WS5.3 Palmo-plantar Hyperkeratosis Syndrome (PHS) in Quang Ngai Province - Vietnam Ngyugen Huu Sau WS 5.4 Necrotising Faciitis Olivier Chosidow
1700 - 1715 Coffee
1715 - 1815 PROFESSORIAL GRAND ROUND 2 (PRG2) Danang 1 Chair: Malcolm W Greaves
PGR2.1 Pemphigus Foliaceous in a Patient with HIV Infection Yap Evelyn Wen Yee PGR2.2 Drug Rash or … Teoh Tze Yuen PGR2.3 Severe Psoriasis with Arthritis in a Patient with Early Cirrhosis and Carcinoma of Breast Latha Selvarajah PGR2.4 Palmo-plantar Hyperkeratosis Syndrom in Quang Ngai Provice Vietnam (Case Report) Nguyen Huu Sau
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(Day 4) 12th April 2014, Saturday 0700 REGISTRATION
0800 - 1000 Plenary Session 8 Danang 1 From the Bench to the Patient - What’s New? Chair: Najeeb M Safdar Co-Chair: Nguyen Thi Hai Van
PL8.1 Update in Cutaneous Lymphoma Alistair Robson PL8.2 Unmasking the Mast Cell - Its Role in Health and Disease Marcus Maurer PL8.3 Evidence Based Approaches to Vitiligo Harvey Lui
0800 - 1000 Plenary Session 9 Danang 2 What’s Works in Dermatologic Therapeutics Chair: Rosalina Nadela Co-Chair: Tran Lan Anh
PL9.1 Methotrexate - Optimising Use, Minimising Harm Catherine Smith PL9.2 Emerging Treatment Approaches for Genodermatoses Jemima Mellerio PL9.3 Therapeutic Strategy for Hair Regeneration : Hair Cycle Activation, Niche Environment Modulation, Wound-Induced Follicle Neogenesis, and Stem Cell Engineering Chih-Chiang Chen
0800 - 1000 Plenary Session 10 Danang 3 Dermatologic Hot-Spots Chair: Hemangi Jerajani Co-Chair: Chieh-Chen Huang
PL10.1 Chronic Urticaria: Clinical and Therapeutic Pearls Jonathan White PL10.2 Body Dysmorphic Disorder Jacek C Szepietowski PL10.3 Hair Dye Fragrance and Preservatives - Allergy and Regulatory / Safety Aspects John McFadden
1000 - 1030 Coffee1030 - 1200 Concurrent Symposium 11 (ISIS) Danang 1 Guidance on Treatment Optimisation and Transitioning for Patients with Moderate-To-Severe Psoriasis Chair: Lee Chew Kek
•HowtoEvaluatePsoriasisSeverity •WhataretheCriteriaforAssessmentofTherapeuticEfficacy •TheSystemicTreatmentsandTherapeuticTransition Catherine Goujon
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1030 - 1200 Concurrent Symposium 12 (Novartis) Danang 2 Management of Chronic Spontaneous Urticaria (CSU) Chair: Constance H Katelaris
CS12.1 Classifying Chronic Urticaria (CU) Marcus Maurer CS12.2 An Update on the New EAACI / GA2LEN / EDF / WAO Management and Treatment Guidelines Kiran Godse CS12.3 The Efficacy and Safety of Omalizumab in CSU Marcus Maurer
1030 - 1200 Concurrent Symposium 13 Danang 3 Treating Pigmentary Disorders - Myths, Magic and Miracles Chair: Goh Chee Leok Co-Chair: Maria Juliet E Macarayo
CS13.1 Disorders of Pigmentation - Basic and Clinical Dermatology Hiroyuki Suzuki CS13.2 Acne and Pigmentation Raj Kubba CS13.3 Lasers and Light Devices for Treatment of Pigmentary Disorders in Asians - An Update Goh Chee Leok CS13.4 Topical Treatment of Melasma in the Philippines - An Update Maria Juliet E Macarayo
1030 - 1200 Concurrent Symposium 14 Non Noc 1 & 2 Pearls from Clinical & Investigative Dermatology Chair: Harvey Lui Co-Chair: Sisavath Manivong
CS14.1 Advances in Immunocytochemistry Alistair Robson CS14.2 Laser Pearls Harvey Lui CS14.3 Efficacy and Safety of Topical Tacrolimus 0.1% in the Treatment of Facialcervical Vitiligo Flora Xiang CS14.4 Onychomycosis - An Update Seow Chew Swee
1030 - 1200 Concurrent Symposium 15 Son Tra Photodamage / Photodynamic Therapy - The Asian Context Chair: Goh Boon Kee Co-Chair: Srie Prihianti
CS15.1 The Treatment of Solar (Actinic) Keratosis Based on the Histopathological Features Tetsunori Kimura CS15.2 Photodynamic Therapy in Asian Skin - A Singaporean Experience Chong Wei Sheng CS15.3 Advanced Surgical Approaches in Re-Pigmenting Leukoderma Goh Boon Kee
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(Day 4) 12th April 2014, Saturday
1200 - 1400 Gala Lunch Symposium Ocean Global Dermatology in the Boardroom - The Asian Perspective Chair: Tran Hau Khang John Graham (Chief Executive Officer, Menarini Asia-Pacific) Djordje Filipovic (Franchise Head Integrated Hospital Care Novartis Pharma – Region AMAC) Rudy Leslaw (President and Managing Director of Galderma Philippines)
1400 - 1530 Plenary 11 Danang 2 Closing Plenary : Dermatology Top of the Pops Chair: Tran Hau Khang
PL11.1 Next Generation Sequencing for Inherited Skin Diseases John McGrath PL11.2 Biologics in Psoriasis - An Update Catherine Smith
Presentation Hassan Galdahari
Closing Remarks Tran Hau Khang
1530 - 1700 Hands-on Workshop (Optional) kindly refer to sponsors
1930-2300 Congress Gala Dinner & Closing Ceremony Phoenix Palace, Danang “Splendors of Vietnam Nite”
Day 5 - 13th April 2014, Sunday
Post-Congress Tours (Optional)
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Congress Information
CONGRESS ADMINISTRATION21st RCD 2014G-1, Medical Academies of Malaysia210 Jalan Tun Razak, 50400 Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaTel: +603 4023 4700 Fax: +603 4023 8100 Email: [email protected]
DELEGATE ENTITLEMENTS • Welcome Reception (Admission by Invitation Card)• Opening Ceremony• Congress Gala Dinner (Admission by Invitation Card)• Conference Bag & Materials• Admission to the Scientific Sessions• Admission to the Trade Exhibition• Lunches• Coffee / Tea
ACCOMPANYING PERSON ENTITLEMENTS• Welcome Reception (Admission by Invitation Card)• Opening Ceremony• Congress Gala Dinner (Admission by Invitation Card)• Visit to Hoi An
NAME BADGESOfficial conference badges will be issued to registered delegates and accompanying persons upon registration. For security purposes name badges must be worn at all times throughout the meeting and for entry into congress venue and events. The Organising Committee reserves the right not to allow entry for any person without an official congress badge. In the event any delegate should lose his / her congress badge, a report must be made immediately to the Congress Registration and to apply for a replacement.
CATERINGCoupons will be issued for Congress Lunch and invitation cards for the Welcome Reception and Congress Gala Dinner and all scheduled refreshnment breaks. Refreshments will be served from designated areas in the exhibition area.
TOURS AND ACCOMMODATIONMICE HUBS TRAVEL & TOURS SDN BHDNo. 20-2, Jalan KP 1/4, Taman Kajang Prima, 43000 Kajang, Selangor, MalaysiaTel: +603 8733 3268 Fax: +603 8736 1368 Email: [email protected]
CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCEYour Certificate of Attendance will be with your registration documents. Kindly ensure that your name is spelted correctly in your registration form.
BUSINESS / COMMITTEE / SISTER SOCIETIES’ MEETINGSThe schedule of business meetings, committee and meetings of sister societies will be listed in the Souvenir Programme.
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CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION/CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CREDITS (CME / CPD)Attendance at this Congress should qualify you for CME / CPD points with your national credentials agency (NCA). Should your NCA need any further details the Organizing Committee will be glad to assist you.
TRADE EXHIBITIONThe exhibition will be located in the lobby and annexe of Danang Ballroom and will be open at the following times:Thursday 10th April 2014 0800hrs - 1730hrsFriday 11th April 2104 0830hrs - 1730hrsSaturday 12th April 2014 0830hrs - 1530hrs
21st RCD EXHIBITORS’ QUIZThere will be an Exhibition quiz form which can be found in your delegate bag. Delegates are encouraged to participate in the quiz. Delegates must visit each participating exhibitor and answer a simple question. All completed quiz forms must be deposited into the Exhibition Quiz Box at the registration desk by 1400hrs on Saturday 12th April 2014. Prizes will be given out during the Congress Gala Dinner. Winners must be present in person to accept their prize. In the event a winner is absent, the prize will be given to the next winner on the list.
EXHIBITORSA full list of exhibitors and exhibition plan will be available in the Souvenir Programme Book. The OC reserves the right to make changes to this plan as and when the need arises.
FIRST AID / CLINICShould you require any medical assistance kindly contact the Congress staff. A basic first aid centre is located at the first floor of the Convention Centre next to the Son Thra room.
TRAINING WORKSHOPS AND COURSESThese full-day courses are open to trainees, registrars and qualified dermatologists. Participants must be registered with Congress. A token fee of USD50 per course is applicable (Pre-registration) / On-site course fee is USD60. Each course is limited to 80 participants only. Each registrant is allowed to sign up for once course only. Lunch will be served at the Cafe Indochine. Lunch voucher will be required. Courses available are.
Wednesday 9th April 2014
• TC1: Post-Basic Course in Dermatopathology (Ocean Ballroom)
• TC2: Post-Basic Course in Clinical Dermatology (Gallery 1&2)
• TC3: Post-Basic Course in Contact & Occupational Dermatitis (Gallery 3&4)
Post-Congress Industry-Sponsored Workshops shall be by invitation of the individual companies.
POSTER EXHIBITIONThe poster exhibition will be located at the covered walkway to the Furama Convention Center. The displays will be numbered and arranged as in the Abstract Book. Presenters are requested to set up and take down their displays as per specification in the Abstract Submission Form. Posters should not be removed until 1530hrs on 12th April 2014. The Organising Committee shall not be held responsible for any loss or damage to a poster presented during the 21st RCD. The three top poster displays shall be eligible for prizes donated by the Organising Committee. Presenters are expected to be present during the poster presentation time (Thursday, 10th April 2014 Time:1730 to 1830 hrs). Notice of posters that are short listed for competition will be displayed at the Notice Board at the Registration Area.
REGISTRATION DESK The registration desk will be located in the lobby of the Furama Convention Centre during the following hours:Tuesday 8th April 2014 1400 hrs - 1700 hrs (Temporary Registration Desk at Furama Hotel Lobby)Wednesday - Friday 9th April - 11th April 2014 0700 hrs - 1800 hrs (Furama Convention Centre)Saturday 12th April 2014 0700 hrs - 1600 hrs (Furama Convention Centre)
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INDUSTRY-SPONSORED AND SATELLITE SYMPOSIAThe details of Industry-sponsored lunch and industry-sponsored symposia shall be as listed in the Souvenir Programme Book. If any of the symposia is of interest to you, kindly contact the staff of the relevant companies at their Exhibition Booth should you wish to have an invitation. Seating is limited and admission shall be by Invitation Card.
SOCIAL EVENTSCongress Reception “Indochine Nite”(Admission by Invitation card only)Date : 10th April 2014Time : 1930 hrs - 2200 hrs Venue : The Beach @ Furama Convention Centre & Hotel Dress Code : Smart Casual
Accompanying Persons’ TourDate : 11th April 2014 & 12th April 2014Time : 1100 hrs Assemble at Furama Convention Centre & Hotel Lobby at 1100 hrs. Tour Vouchers will be required.
Congress Gala Dinner “Splendors of Vietnam Nite”(Admission by Invitation card only)Date : 12th April 2014 Time : 1930 hrs - 2300 hrsVenue : Phoenix Palace, DanangDress Code : Traditional Costume or Retro WearShuttle will leave at 1900 hrs from the Furama Convention Centre & Hotel. Entry by Invitation Cards only.Limited additional dinner cards available at USD50 per pax. Kindly purchase at registration Desk. For vegetarians, kindly inform the Registration Counter.
DANANG FACT SHEETDa Nang is one of the major port cities in Vietnam (in addition to Ho Chi Minh City and Hai Phong) and the biggest city on the South Central Coast of Vietnam. It faces the South China Sea and is at the mouth of the Han River. Da Nang is the commercial and educational centre of Central Vietnam, with a well-sheltered, easily accessible port.It is located within 100 km of several UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including the Imperial City of Hue, the Old Town of Hoi An, and the remains of the My Son Hindu Temple.
Da Nang has a tropical monsoon climate with two seasons: a typhoon and wet season lasting from September through March and a dry season lasting from April through August. The climate is expected to be cool, dry, mild and pleasant for the time of the Congress.
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Exhibition & Convention Centre Layout Plan
ExhibitorsBooth Company B1 Menarini B2 AV Desk B3 Eucerin B4 Galderma B5 & B6 GSK-Stiefel B7 & B8 ISIS B9 Rohto B10 LADS / AADV B11 LEO Pharma
Ajanta Pharma LimitedASMCV-DermaBach Khang Bayer BIODERMAGlenmark Pharmaceuticals LtdHung Vuong Trading CompanyHyphensInvida (Vietnam)
Display Tables
Kotra PharmaLaboratoires Pierre FabreMega Lifesciences Public Company LimitedMSD (Vietnam) SOHACOUnilever Viet NamVichy Viet Nam GSV Joint Stock CompanyZiaja tai Viet Nam
Han River Room 1Secretariat Room
Danang Ballroom 1 Danang Ballroom 2 Danang Ballroom 3Danang Ballroom 1 Danang Ballroom 2 Danang Ballroom 3Foyer
Foyer
Han RiverRoom 2
B1 B2B3
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B5 & B6 B7 B8 B9 B10
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Post-Congress Tours
Half Day My Son Sanctuary Tour
Half Day Hoi An Ancient Town Tour
TOUR CODE : MICE-1ADURATION : Approximately 5 hoursPICK UP TIME : 0800 hoursINCLUDES : Entrance fee, English speaking guide, Local lunchTOUR FARE : Please refer to booking form
TOUR CODE : MICE-1BDURATION : Approximately 5 hoursPICK UP TIME : 0800 hoursINCLUDES : Entrance fee, English speaking guide, Local lunchTOUR FARE : Please refer to booking form
Hoi An ancient town has maintained its ancient space of culture and architecture of traditional Asian trading port of Vietnam for centuries. One day taking a step back in time on this walking tour of Hoi an Ancient Town - one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Vietnam, you will be impressed by many historical vestiges, pagodas and ancient houses, which are well-preserved from generations to generations of Hoi An people.
Visit the My Son sanctuary - a unique beautiful sanctuary world of the ancient Cham religion. Let’s experience and hear by your own eyes this mysterious story! This tour is a must-see for those who are interested in architecture and ancient civilizations. My Son sanctuary was an imperial city during the Champa dynasty, between the 4th and the 12th centuries.
HIGHLIGHTS- Visit its numerous places of interest: the 400-year old Japanese Covered Bridge, the Phuc Kien Assembly Halls and the local fish market- Taking a boat trip on the Thu Bon River to enjoy the natural view and discover the normal life of local fishing people
HIGHLIGHTS- My Son was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999.- The site of religious ceremony of kings of the Champa dynasty, and was also a burial place of Champa royals and national heroes.
Please contact the tour operator for the Post Congress Tours.
TOUR OPERATORMICE HUBS TRAVEL & TOURS SDN BHDNo. 20-2, Jalan KP 1/4, Taman Kajang Prima, 43000 Kajang, Selangor, MalaysiaTel: +603 8733 3268 Fax: +603 8736 1368 Email: [email protected]
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Full Day BaNa Hills Tour
Half Day Marble Mountain Tour
Full Day Hue Imperial City Tour
TOUR CODE : MICE-1CDURATION : Approximately 8 hoursPICK UP TIME : 0800 hoursINCLUDES : Entrance fee, English speaking guide, Local lunchTOUR FARE : Please refer to booking form
TOUR CODE : MICE-1DDURATION : Approximately 5 hoursPICK UP TIME : 0800 hoursINCLUDES : Entrance fee, English speaking guide, Local lunchTOUR FARE : Please refer to booking form
TOUR CODE : MICE-1EDURATION : Approximately 9 hoursPICK UP TIME : 0800 hoursINCLUDES : Entrance fee, English speaking guide, Local lunchTOUR FARE : Please refer to booking form
Located in the Truong Son mountain range 25 km to the South West of Da Nang city at an altitude of 1487m and one hour by road from Da Nang is the Ba Na Hills. Its temperate climate, unspoiled forest, and spectacular views over the city of Da Nang’s awe-inspiring bay and the Lao mountain range made Ba na a past popular place to retreat for the French. Today the area still attracts locals and tourists alike.
The Marble Mountains, also referred to as Ngu Hanh Son or Mountains of the Five Elements, consist of five marble and limestone mountains: Thuy Son (water) which is the highest, Moc Son (wood), Kim Son (metal), Tho Son (soil), and Hoa Son (fire).
There are numerous tunnels and cave entrances in here which make it more alluring to the tourists. One of the caves had two large statues of Gods guarding the entrance. Statues of Buddha are present inside many caves. Since 1975 the Marble mountains has gained popularity as one of the major Vietnam popular destinations.
HIGHLIGHTS- Ba Na cable car system in the central city of Danang was awarded Guinness records for the longest and highest non-stop cable car system with the biggest height gap between its departure and arrival stations.- Visit Nui Chua, the mountain Peak, Linh Ung pagoda & Sakyamuni Buddha’s monument
HIGHLIGHTS- Established as the capital of unified Vietnam in 1802, Hue was not only the political but also the cultural and religious centre under the Nguyen dynasty until 1945.- The Perfume River winds its way through the Capital City, the Imperial City, the Forbidden Purple City and the Inner City, giving this unique feudal capital a setting of great natural beauty.- Discover Hue city with Citadel, Tu Duc tomb, Dong Ba market and boat trip to Thien Mu Pagoda
Hue city - the ancient imperial city that dates back to the 18th century. The preserved ruins of the Citadel are a UNESCO World heritage site.It also preserved the tombs of past kings and the institutions of learning, culture and the Buddhist religion. Traditionally, the city has been one of Vietnam’s cultural, religious and educational centers.
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Golfing
St. John’s Alumni (Asia) Golf Challenge
Montgomerie Links Golf Course
Danang Golf Club
This special event will bring aspiring golfers to the famous Danang Golf Club, voted one of Asia’s best courses in 2009. This uniquely designed link-style course carries the hallmark of world-renowned Greg Norman.
Participants will vie for the coveted St. John’s Alumni (Asia) Trophy in a team competition between golfers from different countries. In addition there will also be a competition for the best golfer who will carry away the RCD Championship Trophy donated by the Dermatological Society of Malaysia.
Montgomerie Links is located midway between Hoi An (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) and Danang, Vietnam’s vibrant third largest city. It is just 15 minutes drive from Danang International Airport.
The 2012 Forbes Travel Guide rated Montgomerie Links as one of Asia’s ten most elite courses. It has been designed to capitalize on its close proximity to the warm, tranquil East Sea and famed Marble Mountains, which are clearly visible from various points on the 18-hole course.
Danang Golf Club is just 20 minutes drive from Danang International Airport.
The Danang Golf Club opened in 2010 and immediately leapt to fame being recognized as one of the 15 best new courses in the world by USA GOLF magazine. The following year Danang Golf Club was voted the 2011 best new golf course in Asia by the readers of Asian Golf Monthly.
The course is built on the sandy loam soil of China Beach, a place where history is revered as much as golf. The Vietnam golf club is located directly on the
beach that the American’s used for their first landing and adjacent to the American’s main supply depot and airfield used during the Vietnam War of the 1960’s. Here, along Vietnam’s golf coast and amid a seaside landscape almost identical to what the world’s first courses were carved from, an experience was crafted as much by Mother Nature as it was by the legendary Great White Shark, Greg Norman. In other words, it’s links-style golf in the truest sense of the term.
Reminiscent of both Scottish links golf and Australia sand-belt courses, Australia’s Great White Shark Norman has created something special in Vietnam that will make you want to play this course again and again.
An optional game can be arranged at the adjacent Montgomerie Links Vietnam, the next day for those not fully satisfied with their earlier outing.
The over-arching design philosophy behind all of Colin Montgomerie’s designs is to work closely with natural characteristics of each site. Montgomerie Links Vietnam has many truly outstanding natural features. The sandy soil, wind-blown dunes, and indigenous vegetation combine to create the framework for a very strong links-style golf course that caters to players of all abilities and is a sheer delight to play.
Although the course doesn’t officially have a signature hole, the stunning par-5 12th is truly memorable. Playing slightly uphill to a bunker-riddled fairway, the hole is framed by the clubhouse in the background and has been described as the best par-5 in Vietnam.
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The Organising Committee wishes to thank the following for their support and assistance:
Associate Professor Nguyen Thi XuyenVice-Minister of Health, Socialist Republic of Vietnam
Mr Van Huu ChienChairman, Da Nang People’s Committee
Invited Speakers, Chairpersons and Facilitators
and all others who have contributed to the success of the Conference.
Thank You
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The Organising Committee would like to express its deepest appreciation to the following:
Acknowledgements
DIAMOND SPONSOR
PLATINIUM SPONSORS
GOLD SPONSOR
SPONSORS
SILVER SPONSOR
Ajanta Pharma Limited ASMCV-Derma Bach Khang Hyphens Invida (Vietnam) MSD (Vietnam) SOHACO Unilever Viet Nam
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AUSTRALIACONSTANCE H KATELARISPETER FOLEY
BANGLADESHAKM AHSAN ULLAHMOHAMMAD SAIDUR RAHMANNURUL AMINRUBAIYA ALISARKER MAHBUB AHMED SHAMIMSHAILA AHMEDYASMIN JOARDER
BRAZILLAIS KOELLE
CAMBODIACHAN VICHETHCHUONG SOPHALNGOUN SOKCHENGNGOUN SOVANNARAPOK SAVOEUNPRAK NAROMPROM PHANITSOBEN CHANSONG NYMUL
CANADAHARVEY LIUJACQUELINE LANDRYMARC BOURCIERNGUYEN NHIEMNGUYEN THI SAM
CHINALEIHONG FLORA XIANGRENSHAN SUN
FINLANDJUKKA SAKARI JUHELARISTO OKSMAN
FRANCECATHERINE GOUJONGREGOIRE DEWAVRINHELEN WONG MAREJENNIFER DEWAVRINMATHIEU RAMBAUDOLIVIER CHOSIDOW
GERMANYGITTA NEUFAGHARALD GOLLNICKMARCUS MAURER
HONGKONGCHI TAT TSEJOHNNY CHUN YIN CHANKIN YIP CHANLAP SHING KUSAU CHUNG LEUNGWAI YIU LEUNGYIU HOI CHAN
INDIAASHA KUBBABHANU VERMAHEMANGI R JERAJANIJAYANTO DEYKIRAN GODSEMEENAL GODSERAJ KUBBARAMAM MVENKATARAM MYSOREAMEET RASIK VALIASHILPA VALIA
INDONESIAACHMAD YUDHA PRANATAADE INDRAYANIADI GUNARDIAGNES SRI SISWATIAGNI ANASTASIAAGUS WALUJOALEXANDER CHANDRAALWI MAPPIASSEANAANAK AGUNG GDE PUTRA WIRAGUNAANDI FAUSIAH ABDULLAHANDI MIRANTIANDI ROHAYATI DARMAANDREAS WIDIANSYAHANIS IRAWAN ANWARANNISA FADILLAARIANAARIF RISDIANTOARMANSJAH DARA SJARUDDINARWINY DIAN RAHARNIEASMAJA D SOEDARWOTOASRAWATI SOFYANBAMBANG DWI HAYUNANTOBAMBANG SUHARIYANTOBETTY EKAWATI SURYANINGSIHBING WIBISONOBUDI HARJANDI WIDJAJACITA ROSITA SIGIT PRAKOESWADAME MARIA PANGARIBUAN
DAULATDESIEDEVI E. SILITONGADEVY AMALIADIAH MIRA INDRAMAYADIANA MUCHSIN NURHAMDIRMAWATI KADIRDJOHANDJOHAN ARIFINDWI RO SANTIEDWIN DJUANDAELLY D ARIFINELSI KEMALA PUTRIENDANG SUTEDJAETTY S. WINIAREVI ERVIANTYFIEDYA WATI KUSUMAFISALMA MANSYOERFITRI KADARSIH BANDJARHANNY NILASARIHANSJE PINKE LUMINTANGHARDJONOHARDYANTO SOEBONOHARTATI PURBO DHARMADJIINDAH YULIANTOINNE ARLINE DIANAIRENE TANTIA UTAMIIWAN TRIHAPSOROKRISTIANA ETNAWATIKRISTO NABABANLEWIE SURYAATMADJALIES MARLYSA RAMALILILI LEGIAWATILILIK NORAWATI ASHADILINDA ASTARILUCKY VENTICO WAWORUNTULUKMAN ARIWIBOWOMAARIFAH NADJARMADE SWASTIKA ADIGUNAMAHMUD GHAZNAWIEMEUTIA SARAMOERBONO MOCHTARMOHAMAD AKBAR WEDYADHANAMOHAMMAD DARWIS TOENAMUHAMMAD ATHUB THAHAMUHAMMAD JULIANTO LISTIAWANMUJI ISWANTYMUNGKY SUKARNADINENDEN LILIS SETIASIHNOVIA YUDHITIARANOVRIYANI MASUKU
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NURRACHMAT MULIANTOOKI SUWARSAPRASETYADI MAWARDIPUGUH RIYANTORA. SEKAR DJATININGRUMRAHMAT HIDAYATRATNA WULANDARIREMENDA SIREGARRETI HINDRITIANIRETNO DANARTIRETNO WIDOWATI SOEBARYORIDWAN KURNIARON PIROLORONALD J RAMBINGSAMUEL LUCAS SIMONSANDRA WIDATYSARI HANDAYANI PUSADANSAROSO RAHARJOSAUT SAHAT POHANSAVITRI RESTU WARDHANISJARIF MANSUR WASITAATMADJASRI LESTARI KSSRI NURYATI HARDJONOSRIE PRIHIANTISUKMAWATI TANSIL TANSUNARDI RADIONOSUSANTI BUDIAMALSUSANTO BUDITJAHJONOSUTIRTO BASUKISYARIEF HIDAYATTHERESIA LUMBAN TORUANTHERESIA MOVITATHIANTI SYLVININGRUMTITI LESTARI SUGITOUNANDAR BUDIMULJAWIEKE TRIESTIANAWATIWIHARDI TRIMANWULAN YUWITAYOHANES WIDODO WIROHADIDJOYULIA FARIDA YAHYAYULIANA TEGUHYULIANTI
ITALYGIUSEPPE MICALI
JAPANEIJI YAMASHITAHIROYUKI SUZUKIKAZUHIKO TAKEHARAMAKIKO MURAMATSUSHIGENORI MURAMATSUTAKURO KANEKURATETSUNORI KIMURA
LAOSAMMALA PHILAVANHBOUDA BOUNMYVISETHBOUNLATH PHETSOMPHOUBOUNPHENG SODOUANGDENHKHAMPHOUTHONE INTHAPANYAVONGSISAVATH MANIVONG
MALAYSIAADAWIYAH JAMILAGNES HENG YOKE HUIAMIR HAMZAH ABDUL LATIFFANDREW TANANTHONY CHOONG TUCK ONNBAIDUREE BORHANBEATRICE CHIN HUI TZEBENJI TEOH TZE YUENBEVERLY CHUACHAN LEE CHINCHANDRAN RAJA GOPALCHEN SUNG SANCHEONG WAI LUNCHERYL KHOO HUI WERNCHEW HON NAMCHONG YEW THONGCHOON SIEW ENGCHU SIEW MUNDAWN AMBROSEELIZABETH MARGARET TAYLOREVELYN YAP WEN YEEGAN AIN TIANGREOGRAY KHANGHEW YIN KEATJAMUNA SIVADASANJEFF KER CHEE TATJOLENE GOHKAMANI SENGALRAYANKHOR YEK HUANKWAN ZHENLILATHA A/P R SELVARAJAHLEE BANG ROMLEE CHEW KEKLEE CHIN YEW, AUDREYLENG LENG TANLEONG KIN FONLIM HUAT BEELIM TOU CHAILIM YEOK SIEWLING HEE NINHLOH LIEW CHENGMADHURI MAJUMDERMATHIYALAGAN MANIAM
MD. WAHIDUZZAMANMEERA KUPPUSAMYMOHD NOH IDRISNAJEEB M SAFDARNAZIRIN BINTI ARIFFINNG SUE YUENNG TING GUANNIDYANANDANOOR ZALMY AZIZANNORASHIKIN SHAMSUDINNUR ASHIKIN AHMADPETER CH’NG WEE BENGPREMILA PARANCHOTHYPUBALAN MUNIANDYRACHEL CHAN YEN SIMROSHIDAH BABASOO YIN PENGSTACEY LAU PUI GITSTEVEN K W CHOWSUHAIMI BIN SAIDSUMITRA PAKRYSUNGATHI TTAN MENG LEETAN WOOI CHIANGTANG JYH JONGVENKAT A/L S.SP.SUBRAMANIANWAN SYAMEEN AFIRA WAN AHMAD KAMALWEE AI LEENWOO CHEE KEENYAP YEN PIOWYEAP GIM EANYOONG KIAT FAH
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PHILIPPINESANAMARIE AVECILLAARNELFA PALIZABLOSSOM TIAN CHANCHRISTOPHER CACHUELAEILEEN ABESAMIS-CUBILLANFERNANDO K. MACARAYOFILIPINO CAPUNO BUNAG JR.FRANCISCA DELA CRUZ ROAGEORGINA CONCEPCION PASTORFIDEGRICHELLE J. GUILLANOGUIA REVITA AVECILLAJADE SILVA-NETTO PONOCJANET SAN DIEGOJOCELYN N. MACATANGAY
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JOHANNES FLORES DAYRITJOSE YOLANDA MORALESKARA MELISSA T. TORRESLILLIAN LOPEZ-VILLAFUERTEMA. FLORDELIZ ABAD-CASINTAHANMA. LORNA FREZMARIA JULIET E. MACARAYOMARIA PACITA SANTOS BELISARIOMARIA VICTORIA CANLAS DIZONNOVA CHRISTINE DELA CRUZPACITA BELISARIORAMEASH TENAMBHATRAQUEL ANN GOLLOSO-PANGARIZA MARIE VILLAMERO MAGALLONROSALINA E. NADELATERESITA GABRIEL
POLANDJACEK C SZEPIETOWSKI
SINGAPOREAMY ZHENGANG CHEE BENGCHEN QIPINGCHIO TZE WEI MARTINCHOI YUET YUENCHONG HUI LING, AGNESCHONG JIN HOCHONG WEI SHENGCHRISTINA HSUCHRISTOPHER FOOCHU YEE FEICOLIN THENGFOONG YEE WAHGIAM YOKE CHINGOH BOON KEEGOH CHEE LEOKHU WEI YINGHUMA JAFFARJANTHORN PAKDEETHAIJEAN-SEBASTIEN RICARDJOHN A GRAHAMJUN KHEE HENGKANG YIRUN GREGORY MICHAELKELVIN GOHKWOK YEW KAI COLINLEE GEOK CHENGLEE SIEW HUI LIEW HUI MINLIM SEE WAHLIM SU PING REGINAMARIA AMELIA REYNOSOMICHELLE THAM
NG YIU CHEONGNISHA SUYIEN CHANDRAN OON BENG BEEOON HWEE BOON HAZELOWEN G. SUNGARAYMOND CHIASAMANTHA LINSEAH LI HWEESEOW CHEW SWEESU PEIQISUE-ANN HO JU EESTEVEN KUSMANTOTAN KIAN TEOTAN YOKE CHOOTERENCE CHENTHAM SIEW NEETHAM SYBRENNE ANGELATHAM WEI YINGTHIRUMOORTHY TWAN LIN TEOWANG YI SHIWENDY TAN SOO KHIMWONG SU NIYANG SHIYAO SAMYAP CHERT KENG
SOUTH KOREADAE HUN SUHKWANG-DEOK LIMLEE SEUNG HYUNSOYUN CHOTAE-HEUNG KIMYOUNG-WOO SUN
SRI LANKAABEYWICKRAMA V GANIL WEERASINGHE BINARA KUMARI SILVADISSANAYAKE MUDIYANSELAGE AMARATUNGA APPUHAMYFATHIMA HASMIYAHIROMEL DE SILVANAYANA PERERASEYED AHAMED UWYSESHARNIKA NISHANI ABEYAKIRTHITONY AMATHYOHAN WICKRAMASINGHE
SWITZERLANDCHRISTOPHE HSUDJORDJE FILIPOVIC
TAIWANALLEN HUANGCHEN CHIH-CHIANGCHENG-CHE ERIC LANCHI, CHING CHICHIEH-CHEN HUANGCHIH-CHIANG CHENCHRANG-SHI LINCHUNG-HSING CHANGDINO, TSAIERIC, CHOUHSU, HSIU-CHENGHSU, CHUNG YAOI-HSIN SHIHJERRY CHIUKUO-HSIEN WANGKUO-TUNG, CHIULEE, WOAN RUOHLIN, YI TINGLIU, YI SHANPIN-CHI CHIUROSALINE CHUNG-YEE HUISHEAU-CHIOU CHAOSHEU, HAMM MINGSUNG-JAN LINTAK-WAH WONGTSAI TSEN-FANGTSAI, YEN YUNWANG, SHU HUIWANG, WEI MINGWEN-HUNG CHUNGYEN, CHUNG YANGYING YING TIENYU-CHUAN LI
THAILANDAEK LERSMANORATATIWAN BALLAVANICHCHERDCHAI DUANYAICHITRALADA VIBHAGOOLCHITTAPHON SRESHTHAPUTRACHOMTIPA POHBOONDOLLAYA THANITAPIROMHATAYA KIATTISARNPIPOPKAMONSIT KANCHANALAIKOBKUL AUNHACHOKEKOWIT KAMPIRAPABMONTINEE CHAIPANYANALINEE SUTTHIPISALNATCHA KOBMANEERAT NATTA RAJATANAVINNIDCHA THEPHAMONGKHOL
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NIYOM TANTIKUNNOPADON NOPPAKUNPACHARAORN PUANGPETPAILIN PANGPETPARICHART CHAOPATIPHARNPORNCHAI POTHINAMTHONGPRACHIYA CHIWHASUCHINPRAVIT ASAWANONDARAMPAI RODDETHRATAPORN UNGPARKORNRATTAWAN SIRIBOONPIPATTANAROJANA RUAYPHOOPHANRUNGRUANG KANCHANAPOOMIRUNGSIMA WANITPHAKDEEDCHASAISAMON AKARAWSAROJ SUVANASUTHISARUN CHOMPAISALSIRIWAN WANANUKULSITHIPORN TEACHATAMANANTSRISUPALAK SINGALAVANIJASUCHA ANGKHASEKVILAISUKAMAS SUWANWALAIKORNSUPANEE LOHAPRATHANSUREEPORN SRITANGRATTANAKULSUREERAT SRITANGRATTANAKULSUWANNA SURABOTESUWIRAKORN OPATHWONGTHANAPAT PUANGPET THEERA HIRANKATETHERDPONG TENPARKTIMAPORN PATTAYAKORNTIPAPORN UNAKULTITAPORN WANNAPRASERTTRIN TAN-ARIYAUSA WACHIRATARAPADORNVIBOON ROJANAVANICHVICHIAN KANCHANAPOOMIVINYARATANA TUNSIRIWANIDA LIMPONGSANURAKWARANYA SIRISETTHANANWATCHAI MINGBUNJERDSUKWATCHAREE SITTHIWONGWILAI THANASARNAKSORNYAPAARPA SOJINDAMANEE
UNITED ARAB EMIRATESHASSAN GALADARI
UNITED KINGDOMALISTAIR ROBSONCATHERINE SMITHEVELYN GREAVES
JEMIMA MELLERIOJOHN A. MCGRATHJOHN MCFADDENJONATHAN M L WHITEMALCOLM W. GREAVES
USALESLAW RUDYTHOMAS L DAWSON JR
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NGUYEN VAN TUANBUI THI PHUCHO BONGUYEN VAN DONGLE THANH NHANPHAM THI TIETVO THI PHUONGNGUYEN DINH DUNGLE VAN THUANTRUONG CONG DANNGO THI MY LELE VAN KHOATRAN THI SONG THANHNGUYEN THI KIM MAINGUYEN THI HONG SINHNGUYEN THI THANH THUY EMNGUYEN VAN THANHTRUONG TAN MINHTRAN BINH MINHDO THI THANH NGUYETHOANG NGUYEN DUYLE HUU HYPHAM NU BICH HOPNGUYEN QUOC MINHNGO HUU EMNGUYEN THI XUANHO DANG NGOCNGUYEN THANH ANPHAM THI DOLE THI THANH THUYLE HUYNH DUCHUYNH SANG NGOC VUNGUYEN HOANG QUOC BAOLAI THE THANHTRUONG THI MINH TAMLAM MINH KHUONGNGO THI NGALE THI THAI HAPHAM VAN HATRAN TRUNG TANGUYEN VAN HAIDO NGOC CHANNGUYEN VAN NHUONGVU HONG THAIPHAN HONG HAINGUYEN VAN THUCPHAN THANH HUNGNGUYEN TRONG HAONGUYEN NHUT TRUONGNGO DUY DANG KHOATRAN NGOC PHUONGNGUYEN THI BICH LIENTRUONG LE ANH TUAN
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LE HUU DOANHTRAN LAN ANHPHAM THI MINH PHUONGNGUYEN THI HAI VANPHAM THI LANNGUYEN THI THANH HUYENNGUYEN TIEN THANHDO THI THU HIENHOANG THI NGOC LYLE VAN HUNGLE HUYEN MYTRAN CAM VANNGUYEN LE HOANGUYEN TIEP VIET HOADAO HUU GHIDINH HUU NGHINGUYEN THI NHU LANPHAM CAO KIEMVU THAI HANGUYEN QUANG MINHHUYNH THI DAOTRINH XUAN VINHNGUYEN THI THANH THUYHOANG THI PHUONGNGUYEN THI MINH PHUONGPHAM DINH HOANGUYEN MINH THUNGUYEN THI HA VINHLE THI ANH THU BUI QUANG HAONGUYEN THANH TRAN DANG QUYETLE ANH TUANBUI THI VANDO VAN KHOATLE THI BICH HONGNGUYEN QUANG CUONGPHAM THI MAI HUONG PHAM THI HUONG NGUYEN THI MY HA NGO QUOC THINH NGUYEN THI XUAN HUONGPHAN HUY THUCNGUYEN QUY THAI NGUYEN DINH HUAN NGUYEN THI KIM UYEN TRAN THI CUCTRAN DUY CUONGLE VIET KHANHLY KIM YENNGUYEN THI NHAILAM QUANG DUNGDU HOANG TIEN
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