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FLOREtina 2017
Florence Retina Meeting
PRELIMINARY PROGRAM
Organizers:
Stanislao Rizzo - Florence (Italy)
Carl Claes - Antwerpen (Belgium)
José García-Arumí - Barcelona (Spain)
Kourous A. Rezaei - Chicago (USA)
Ramin Tadayoni - Paris (France)
Albert Augustin - Karlsruhe (Germany)
Florence (Italy)
27-30 April 2017
FLOREtina 2017
Florence Retina Meeting
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PRELIMINARY PROGRAM
Dear Friends and Colleagues,
We have the pleasure to invite you for the second edition of FLOREtina, from 27 to 30 April, 2017, in the beautiful
city of Florence.
Principal aim of the meeting that we are organizing, is to gather international active primary players in the retina
field.
A Biannual Meeting offering the chance to share state-of-the-art on surgical techniques, live surgery and interventional medical treatments presented through pros&cons, debates and video sessions.
The FLOREtina 2015 “first edition” exceeded all expectations:
• More than 1000 delegates.
• Active delegates’ participation with 80 papers and posters followed by discussion and interactive research debates
with experts on Sunday morning.
• The “Luigi Barca” awards for research in ophthalmology (best poster and best medical and surgical oral presentations)
have been assigned to promising young international ophthalmologists after independent evaluation by three
organizers.
• Success of the Live Surgery that reached the highest quality standard of the sessions’ organization and image
transmission.
• Boards and user meetings for the companies.
Medical retina sessions will target on updated treatment protocols in AMD, diabetic retinopathy and macular
edema. Vascular and inflammatory retinopathies, new imaging and available treatment options will be main topics.
New machines, instruments and surgical techniques will be presented in two sessions of vitreoretinal live surgery.
It is our intention to widen the meeting audience by creating an on-line educational streaming platform. Interactivity
will be increased between speakers, moderators and participants through the App that allowed active involvement of
the attendees.
Looking forward to welcoming you to Florence,
Stanislao Rizzo
Carl Claes
José García-Arumí
Kourous A. Rezaei
Ramin Tadayoni
Albert Augustin
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PRELIMINARY PROGRAM
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PROGRAM OVERVIEW
Thursday, 27 April - 14:30-19:10
Saturday 29 April - 08:00-19:10
AUDITORIUM
ROOM VERDE
ROOM LIMONAIA
ROOM ONICE
ROOM 9
ROOM 6
ROOM 5
AUDITORIUM
IMAGING
Alcon Wet Lab
Ngenuity - 3D Surgery
DORC Symposium
Nurse Course
3D LIVE SURGERY
AIORAO Course
ESASO FORUM
DUKE COURSE
SURGICAL ROUND
B+L Wet Lab
Hypersonic
Technology RETINAWS
Advanced Biometry
Course
ROOM VERDE
ROOM LIMONAIA
B+L Wet Lab
Hypersoni Technology Friday, 28 April - 08:00 - 19:10
AUDITORIUM
ROOM VERDE
ROOM LIMONAIA
INFLAMMATORY
AND INFECTIOUS
POSTERIOR UVEITIS
Misdiagnosis &
therapeutic mistakes
CHALLENGING
DIAGNOSIS
SURGICAL ROUND
3D SURGICAL
VIDEO PANEL
ROOM 9
RETINAL
DYSTROPHIES:
UPDATE ON
DIAGNOSIS AND
TREATMENT
3D LIVE
SURGERY
ROOM ONICE
ROOM 6
B+L Wet Lab
Hypersonic
Technology
MACULAR SURGERY
INNOVATION
COFFEE BREAK
ROOM 6
ROOM 5
B+L Wet Lab
Hypersonic
Technology ASRS SESSION
VASCULAR
RETINAL
DESEASES
MYOPIC MACULOPATHY
B+L Wet Lab
Hypersonic
Technology COFFEE BREAK
CHALLENGING
CASES IN MEDICAL
AND
SURGICAL RETINA
B+L Wet Lab
Hypersonic
Technology Sunday 30 April - 08:00-13:00
AUDITORIUM
ROOM VERDE
ROOM LIMONAIA
ROOM ONICE
ROOM 9
ROOM 6
ROOM 5
FREE PAPERS
SURGICAL RETINA
FREE PAPERS
MEDICAL RETINA
VITREO-RETINAL
SURGERY:
THE A-B-C
MAIN LECTURE
COFFEE BREAK
MASTERS of Retinal
Diseases Awards
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B+L Wet Lab
Hypersoni Technology RETINAL
DETACHMENT
ROOM 5
LUNCH AND LUNCH SYMPOSIA
ZIVOJNOVICH
VITREORETINAL
FELLOWSHIP
PRESENTATION
ROOM 9
LUNCH AND LUNCH SYMPOSIA
COFFEE BREAK
DIABETIC
RETINOPATHY
ROOM ONICE
B+L Wet Lab
Hypersonic
Technology MAIN LECTURE
PEDIATRIC
RETINA PANEL
AMD
MISTERY CASES
VITREO-RETINAL
SURGERY ADVANCED
COURSE
FREE PAPER
BARCA AWARD
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Alcon Wet Lab
ESASO FORUM
Ngenuity - 3D Surgery
CSC Behind the Apparences
Chairs:, F. Bandello, G. Guarnaccia, M. Zarbin
Scientific Project: B. Falcomatà
B+L Symposium and Wet Lab
Hypersonic Technology
DORC Symposium
IMAGING: ANGIO-OCT in MULTIMODAL IMAGING
MAIN SESSIONS - AFTERNOON
Chairs: G. Coscas, B. Lumbroso, L. Mastropasqua
●●OCT angiography technologies. Differences and Similarities between instruments. G. Staurenghi
●●Sensitivity, specificity, and limitations of Optical Coherence Tomography Angiography in diagnosis of CNV. M.C. Savastano
●●Long term patterns of CNV treatment response and aspects of CNV recurrences. B. Lumbroso
●●OCT A and individual retinal layers in pre-clinical diabetic retinopathy. E. Midena
●●OCT A in dry AMD. G. Querques
●●OCT Angiography changes in vitreo-macular interface surgery. L. Mastropasqua
●●Panoramic views of OCT angio. M. Nagpal
●●Discussion
DUKE VITREORETINAL SURGICAL ROUNDS
●●Theories of pathogenesis and correlation with other diseases. R. Spaide
●●Clinical manifestations, Masquerading syndrome. S. Zweifel
●●Mechanisms of action of treatments. M. Zarbin
●●Indications and efficacy of treatments options. M. Battaglia Parodi
●●Long standing and complicated CSC. G. Staurenghi
●●Cases study of CSC Management. A. Loewenstein
DIABETIC RETINOPATHY
Chairs: N. Bressler, S. Bressler
●●Epidemiology of Diabetic Retinopathy: Magnitude of the Problem. E. Midena
●●Which Anti-VEGF Agent for DME. A. Loewenstein
●●Comparison of Anti-VEGF to Laser or Corticosteroids for DME. R. Tadayoni
●●Rationale for Treatment Algorithm for DME. S. Bressler
DISCUSSION: Case presentation on treatment choice and protocols.
MAIN SESSIONS - AFTERNOON
Sponsored Symposia
and Wet Labs
THURSDAY 27 April 2017
●●Effect of Cataract Surgery on DME. S. Zweifel
●●PRP vs. Anti-VEGF for Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy with DME. N. Bressler
●●What Else? Management of Non-central DME or Central DME with Very Good Vision. F. Bandello
●●Ongoing RCT and upcoming treatments. M. Zarbin
DISCUSSION: Case presentation on treatment choice and protocols.
CASE PRESENTATION
Macular Surgery. Tips, Tricks And Innovations
Chair: T. Mahmoud
Panelists: C. Awh , D.J. D’Amico , K. Drenser, P. Dugel , P. Ferrone, M. Figueroa, B. Parolini
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FRIDAY 28 April 2017
3D LIVE SURGERY
Moderators in the O.R.: D.J. D’Amico, D. Wong
Moderators in the Auditorium: F. Patelli, D. Steel
MAIN SESSIONS - MORNING
SURGICAL ROUND
●●Ocular Perfusion Control during vitrectomy increases vitrectomy safety. T. Rossi
●●Scleral Buckling with Chandelier Illumination in 3D. C. Panico
●●New evidences for the intraoperative prevention of PVR. C. Azzolini
●●OCT prognostic signs in vitreomacular interface pathologies. P. Carpineto
●●My Way of Dye and PFCL injection in macular diseases and retinal detachment. C. Eckardt
●●The role of Biopsy in the diagnosis and management of retinal diseases. L. Da Cruz
●●Delayed Suprachoroidal Hemorrhage After Pars Plana Vitrectomy. T. Avitabile
●●TSV with tissue plasminogen activator, C3F8 and subretinal anti-VEGF. C. Mariotti
●●Factors influencing retinal displacement after pars plana vitrectomy for repair of RRD. A. Scupola
●●Endogenous Endophthalmitis in the Developing World. F. Arevalo
RETINAL DYSTROPHIES: Update on diagnosis and treatment
Chairs: S.D. Schwartz, B. Leroy, F. Simonelli
Moderator: A. Sodi
●●Retinal dystrophies: an update. B. Leroy
●●Adaptive Optics in retinal dystrophies. M. Paques
●●OCT Angiography in retinal dystrophies. D. Bacherini
●●Gene therapy for retinal distrophies - potential and pitfalls. S. Huang
●●Gene therapy for Choroideremia. R. MacLaren
●●Stem Cells for retinal dystrophies. S.D. Schwartz
INFLAMMATORY AND INFECTIOUS POSTERIOR UVEITIS: Misdiagnosis & therapeutic mistakes
Chairs: T. Friberg, E. Midena, A. Ciardella
●●Toxoplasmic chorioretinitis still underdiagnosed. L. Vannozzi
●●Ocular syphilis: the return of an old acquaintance. P. Neri
●●Ocular tubercolosis. No more borders. L. Cimino
●●Intraocular Lymphoma, the king of Masquerades Syndromes. M. Angi
●●Multimodal imaging in the diagnosis of Choriocapillaritis. M. Papadia
●●Promptly diagnose and treat viral retinitis. E. Miserocchi
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CHALLENGING DIAGNOSIS
Chairs: G. Querques, R. Spaide, F. Bottoni
●●Perifoveal Vascular Abnormal Complex (PEVAC). G. Querques
●●The occult aspects of the macula. S. Piermarocchi
●●Subretinal hypereflective material. M. Parravano
●●Maculopathy resolution after surgery for optic disc pit: a long-term follow-up study. F. Bottoni
●●Extensive macular atrophy with pseudodrusen in non-aged subjects. E. Pilotto
●●Early onset drusen: stars in the sky, honeycomb and donut in young subjects. A. Giovannini
●●The dome in the macula. M. Varano
●●Flat RPE elevations in pachychoroid. R. Spaide
3D SURGICAL VIDEO PANEL
MAIN SESSIONS - MORNING
Florence Retina Meeting
Chairs: E.EL Rayes
●●The reason why I switched to 3D surgery. S. Charles
●●Digitally assisted vitrectomy systems. K. Packo
Panelists: C. Eckardt, T. Hassan, J. García-Arumí , C. Mariotti, Y. Oshima, G. Pertile , R. Tadayoni
LUNCH & LUNCH SYMPOSIA
MACULAR SURGERY
Chairs: R. Tadayoni, R. Spaide, K. Packo
●●Modern imaging of the vitreoretinal interface. R. Tadayoni
●●Macular combined surgery phakovitrectomy (including femtophako). G. Richard
●●Best treatment for VMT: ocriplasmin, pneumatic vitreolysis or vitrectomy. P. Stalmans
●●Lamellar macular hole: updated classification and surgical indications. R.G. Schumann “Luigi Barca” Award 2015 winner
●●New lenses for macular diseases. G.B. Shariot
●●Retinal re-structuring on OCT following inverted flap surgery for large macular holes. H. Heimann
●●The role of the Müller cells in the macular surgery. M. Romano
●●Spontaneous ILM Avulsions – Possible Precursor to Epiretinal Membrane Formation. K. Packo
INNOVATION
Chairs: S. Charles, M. Humayun, M. De Smet
Machines and instruments
●●Abiotic-Biotic Interfaces for Ophthalmology. M. Humayun
●●Innovative PPVX System: Ultrasonic Vitrectomy. P.E. Stanga
●●Robotic vitrectomy: clinical applications and initial results. M. De Smet
●●New Instruments in vitreoretinal surgery. D.R. Chow
●●3D IOCT-does it improve our surgical performance. S. Binder
●●Technical innovations in countries facing economical crisis. S. Gotzaridis
MAIN SESSIONS - AFTERNOON
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●●Update on cellular transplantation for retinal disease. L. Da Cruz
●●Gene therapy for Leber Congenital Amaurosis. F. Simonelli
●●Interface Free Stem Cell Derived RPE Transplantation for the Treatment of AMD and Stargardt Disease:
Long Term Phase 1 Results and Phase 2 Protocols. S.D. Schwartz
●●Gene therapy for retinal degenerations. R. MacLaren
●●Toward more precise subretinal therapeutic delivery: New techniques and Instrumentation. A.C. Ho
MAIN SESSIONS - AFTERNOON
ZIVOJNOVICH VITREORETINAL FELLOWSHIP PRESENTATION
MASTERS of Retinal Diseases Awards
MAIN LECTURE
Pediatric retinal degenerations and retinal detachment: how do we treat? M. Trese
PEDIATRIC RETINA PANEL
What every retina specialist should know on pediatric cases
Panelists: M. Trese, F. Barca, K. Drenser, E. EL Rayes , C. Claes, M. Mura, P. Ferrone
Case Presentation: A. Capone
AMD
3D LIVE SURGERY
Moderators in the O.R.: D.J. D’Amico, D. Wong
Moderators in the Auditorium: F. Patelli , D. Steel
RETINAWS
Chair: K. Rezaei
Panelists: R. Avci , S. Binder , F. Boscia, A. Ciardella, A. Gomes, C. Mateo, Y. Ogura, K. Packo, D. Steel, H. Terasaki
LUNCH & LUNCH SYMPOSIA
RETINAL DETACHMENT
Chairs: J. Garcia Arumi, T. Avitabile, C. Mariotti
●●Vitrectomy for RRD comparing cases with PFC to those without PFC. J. Moisseiev
●●Small-Gauge PPV With Gas for the Repair of Primary RRD With Multiple and inferior Breaks. F. Faraldi
●●When and how to perform retinotomy in retinal detachment surgery. J. Garcia-Arumi
●●Posterior uveitis-associated rhegmatogenous retinal detachment. P. Brazitikos
●●27G+ and silicone oil in complicated traumatic retinal detachment. A. Nikolakopoulos
●●Occurrence and Treatment of diplopia after vitreoretinal surgery. U. Eckardt
Chairs: U. Schmidt-Erfurth, C. Awh, P. Dugel
●●Is there a genetic basis for AMD treatment? C. Awh
●●Dry AMD treatment, hopeful or hopeless? G. Staurenghi
●●What is the best treatment regimen? C. Regillo
●●How do we manage submacular hemorrhage? J. van Meurs
●●New treatment strategies for PCV. Y.H. Yoon
●●Big data imaging analysis: the next revolution. U. Schmidt-Erfurth
●●Relevant clinical trials. P. Dugel
CASE PRESENTATION AND PANEL DISCUSSION
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ASRS COURSE VASCULAR RETINAL DISEASES
Chairs: G. Shah, M. Humayun, T. Hassan
●●OCT A of Retinal Vascular Diseases. S.G. Schwartz
●●Longterm effects of anti-VEGF therapy on retinovascular disease. C. Regillo
●●The Role of Inflammation in Retinal Vascular Disease. B. Kuppermann
●●Is ischemia in retinal vascular disease reversible? T. Friberg
●●New Findings in MacTel2 as Determined by Multimodal Imaging Including Volume Rendered Optical Coherence Tomography
Angiography. R. Spaide
●●Vitrectomy for DME Why, How, and When. G. Shah
MAIN SESSIONS - AFTERNOON
Submacular surgery
MAIN SESSIONS - MORNING
SATURDAY 29 April 2017
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SUNDAY 30 April 2017
- FLORETINA CAMPUS -
MAIN SESSIONS - AFTERNOON
Chairs: A. Augustin, A. Brucker, M. Stirpe
●●Role of OCT angiography in multimodal imaging of myopic CNV. A. Pece
●●Myopic CNV: anti-VEGF treatment long term results. P. Lanzetta
●●Dome shaped macula. F. Boscia
●●Myopic Schisis and High Myopia Surgery: When is the right time to Intervene. T. Wolfensberger
●●Vitreous floaters: is it time to change approach. Laser or Surgery? A. Brucker
●●Myopic macular hole surgical techniques: televoting
• Autologous platelet rich plasma for the treatment of myopic macular holes. M. Figueroa
• Inverted flap for myopic macular holes. M. Mura
• Macular buckling as a first line treatment for myopic macular holes. C. Mateo
• Internal Limiting Membrane Graft for Persistent Myopic Macular Holes after Primary Surgical Failure. J. Nadal
FREE PAPERS PRESENTATION: Medical retina
Chairs: U. Menchini, G. Virgili
Moderators: F. Faraldi, S. Zweifel
FREE PAPERS PRESENTATION: Surgical retina
Chairs: F. Devin, V. Morales Canton, G. Ripandelli
Moderators: C. Mariotti, S. Binder
VITREO-RETINAL SURGERY: THE A-B-C
Chairs: V. De Molfetta, D. Wong, C. Azzolini
Moderators: D. Tognetto, G.M. Tosi
CHALLENGING CASES IN MEDICAL AND SURGICAL RETINA
Chairs: C. Claes , E. Cunha de Souza
Panelists: A. Lowenstein, D. Chow, G. Staurenghi, A. Brucker, B. Kuppermann
●●Ab-interno and Ab-externo surgery: what choice? D. Tognetto
●●Pneumatic Retinopexy. M. Soni
●●Trocar different design and modalities of insertion and removal. Avoid leakage. M. Charles
●●Cromovitrectomy and type of dyes: virtus or necessary? K. Kadonosono
●●Proliferative diabetic retinopathy: what to know before starting? T. Caporossi
●●High myopia vitrectomy difficulties: how to approach? M. Coppola
●●Surgical and pharmacological strategies for the prevention of the PVR. A. Savastano
MAIN SESSIONS - MORNING
MYOPIC MACULOPATHY
MAIN LECTURE
Type of endotamponades and their use and how to obtain a perfect filling. D. Wong
MISTERY CASES
Chair: F. Boscia
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COURSES
VITREO-RETINAL SURGERY ADVANCED COURSE
MAIN SESSIONS - MORNING
Chairs: G. Lesnoni, K. Kadonosono
Moderators: G. Beltrame, P. Arpa, T. Rossi
●●Unresolved issues in anesthesia for ophthalmic surgery. C. Adembri
●●Vitreo-retinal surgery in pediatric age: the differences from the adult surgery. F. Barca
●●Endophthalmitis management. F. Giansanti
●●Appropriate machine settings in different pathologic conditions. D. Steel
●●Combining scleral buckle and vitrectomy: when? J. Garcia-Arumì
●●Macular buckle. B. Parolini
●●Choroidal patch in AMD patients: when recommend to the patient? G. Pertile
●●Recurrence of PVR under silicon oil. D. Wong
FREE PAPERS BARCA AWARD
THURSDAY 27 April 2017
Nurse Course
New instruments, new machines and 3D operating theatre
Biometry Advanced Course
Coordinators: C. Mazzini, C. Carbonara
SATURDAY 29 April 2017
AIORAO Course
The role of the orthoptist in retinal diseases management (Clinical Trials, Secondary strabismus, Low Vision)
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COMMITTEES AND FACULTY
ORGANIZERS
Stanislao Rizzo, Italy
Carl Claes, Belgium
José García-Arumí, Spain
Kourous A. Rezaei, USA
Ramin Tadayoni, France
Albert Augustin, Germany
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM CHAIR
Francesco Faraldi, Italy
SCIENTIFIC SECRETARIAT
Andrea Giorni, Italy
Alfonso Savastano, Italy
Tomaso Caporossi, Italy
Francesco Barca, Italy
FACULTY
International Speakers Fernando Arevalo, USA
Remzi Avci, Turkey
Carl C. Awh, USA
Susanne Binder, Austria
Periklis Brazitikos, Greece
Susan Bressler, USA
Neil Bressler, USA
Alexander J. Brucker, USA
Antonio Jr. Capone, USA
Martin Charles, Argentina
Steve Charles, USA
David Chow, Canada
Gabriel Coscas, France
Eduardo Cunha de Souza, Brazil
Donald J. D’Amico, USA
Lyndon Da Cruz, UK
Marc De Smet, Switzerland
François Devin, France
Kimberly Drenser, USA
Pravin U. Dugel, USA
Claus Eckardt, Germany
Ute Eckardt, Germany
Ehab EL Rayes, Egypt
Philip Ferrone, USA
Marta Figueroa, Spain
Thomas Friberg, USA
André Gomes, Brazil
Stratos Gotzaridis, Greece
Giuseppe Guarnaccia, Switzerland
Tarek Hassan, USA
Heinrich Heimann, UK
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Allen C. Ho, USA
Suber Huang, USA
Mark Humayun, USA
Kazuaki Kadonosono, Japan
Baruch Kuppermann, USA
Bart P. Leroy, Belgium
Anat Loewenstein, Israel
Robert MacLaren, UK
Tamer Mahmoud, USA
Carlos Mateo, Spain
Joseph Moisseiev, Israel
Virgilio Morales-Canton, Mexico
Marco Mura, Saudi Arabia
Jeronimo Nadal, Spain
Manish Nagpal, India
Athanasios Nikolakopoulos, Greece
Yuichiro Ogura, Japan
Yusuke Oshima, Japan
Kirk Packo, USA
Michel Paques, France
Carl D. Regillo, USA
Gisbert Richard, Germany
Gabor B. Scharioth, Germany
Ursula Schmidt-Erfurth, Austria
Ricarda G. Schumann, Germany
Stephen G. Schwartz, USA
Steven D. Schwartz, USA
Gaurav K. Shah, USA
Malhar Soni, UK
Rick F. Spaide, USA
Peter Stalmans, Belgium
Paulo Stanga, UK
David Steel, UK
Hiroko Terasaki, Japan
Michael Trese, USA
Jan van Meurs, The Netherlands
Thomas Wolfensberger, Switzerland
David Wong, UK
Young-Hee Yoon, South Corea
Marco Zarbin, USA
Sandrine Zweifel, Switzerland
National Speakers
Chiara Adembri, Italy
Martina Angi, Italy
Paolo Arpa, Italy
Teresio Avitabile, Italy
Claudio Azzolini, Italy
Daniela Bacherini, Italy
Francesco Bandello, Italy
PRELIMINARY PROGRAM
Florence (Italy) 27-30 April 2017
GENERAL INFORMATION
Maurizio Battaglia Parodi, Italy
Giorgio Beltrame, Italy
Francesco Boscia, Italy
Federico Bottoni, Italy
Claudio Carbonara, Italy
Paolo Carpineto, Italy
Marzio Chizzolini, Italy
Antonio Ciardella, Italy
Luca Cimino, Italy
Michele Coppola, Italy
Vito De Molfetta, Italy
Bruno Falcomatà, Italy
Fabrizio Franco, Italy
Fabrizio Giansanti, Italy
Alfonso Giovannini, Italy
Paolo Lanzetta, Italy
Guido Lesnoni, Italy
Bruno Lumbroso, Italy
Cesare Mariotti, Italy
Leonardo Mastopasqua, Italy
Cinzia Mazzini, Italy
Ugo Menchini, Italy
Rita Mencucci, Italy
Edoardo Midena, Italy
Alba Miele, Italy
Elisabetta Miserocchi, Italy
Piergiorgio Neri, Italy
Claudio Panico, Italy
Marina Papadia, Italy
Barbara Parolini, Italy
Mariacristina Parravano, Italy
Fabio Patelli, Italy
Alfredo Pece, Italy
Grazia Pertile, Italy
Stefano Piermarocchi, Italy
Elisabetta Pilotto, Italy
Giuseppe Querques, Italy
Guido Ripandelli, Italy
Mario Romano, Italy
Tommaso Rossi, Italy
Maria Cristina Savastano, Italy
Andrea Scupola, Italy
Francesca Simonelli, Italy
Andrea Sodi, Italy
Giovanni Staurenghi, Italy
Daniele Tognetto, Italy
Gian Marco Tosi, Italy
Lorenzo Vannozzi, Italy
Monica Varano, Italy
Gianni Virgili, Italy
LANGUAGE
English is the official language of the Congress. Simultaneous translations will be provided.
WEBSITE
The official website is www.floretina.it which will be constantly updated.
On-line registration and hotel reservation are also available online.
CONGRESS VENUE
Palazzo dei Congressi
Piazza Adua, 1 – 50100 Florence (Italy)
Ph. +39 055 49721
www.firenzefiera.it
REGISTRATION
Please register only online on www.floretina.it
REGISTRATION FEES
Early Fee before
January 15, 2017
Midterm Fee
January 15, 2017
February 28, 2017
Interm Fee
February 28, 2017
April 15, 2017
Onsite
€ 250,00
€ 350,00
€ 400,00
€ 450,00
Registration Fee
Resident
€ 150,00
Nurse/Orthoptists
€ 120,00
HOTEL RESERVATION
For any information and/or reservation please contact the Official Housing Bureau andTravel Agency of the congress:
AIM Group International - Milan Office
Via G. Ripamonti, 129 - 20141 Milan, Italy
Phone: +39 02 56601308
Fax: +39 02 56609043
E-mail: [email protected]
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