25th European Congress of Pathology

ECP 2013 · Lisbon
25thEuropean Congress
of Pathology
Pathology – A gate to the future
31 August – 4 September 2013, Lisbon
Centro de Congressos de Lisboa, Portugal
www.esp-congress.org
Preliminary
Programme
Call for
Abstracts
in collaboration with the Portuguese Society
of Pathology / Portuguese Division of the
International Academy of Pathology
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ECP 2013 · Lisbon
Welcome
to Lisbon
DATES TO REMEMBER
3 April 2013
Deadline for abstract submission
18 April 2013
First deadline for early registration fee
2 July 2013
Second deadline for early registration fee
31 August 2013
Opening Ceremony and Welcome Reception
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ECP 2013 · Lisbon
Table of Contents
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4 Welcome Address
13 Continuing Medical Education (CME)
5 Committees and Organisers
14 Congress Registration
6 About ESP
15 Congress Information
6Acknowledgements
17 Travel to Lisbon
7Programme Schedule
17 Hotels in Lisbon
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Saturday, 31 August
Sunday, 1 September
Monday, 2 September
Tuesday, 3 September
Wednesday, 4 September
12 Call for Abstracts
13Poster Sessions
e Host Organisation
European Society of Pathology
Rue Bara 6
1070 Brussels, Belgium
e Scientific Contact
Prof. Jorge Soares, MD, PhD
Instituto de Anatomia Patológica
Faculdade de Medicina de Lisboa
Avenida Egas Moniz
1649-028 Lisboa, Portugal
Phone: +351 – 217 985 156
E-mail:[email protected]
18 Social Programme
19Tours
23 Registration Forms
23 ECP Congress Registration
25 Tour Registration
e CONGRESS AND EXHIBITION OFFICE
CPO HANSER SERVICE GmbH
Paulsborner Str. 44
14193 Berlin, Germany
Phone: +49 – 30 – 300 669-0
Fax: +49 – 30 – 305 73 91
E-mail:[email protected]
e CONGRESS VENUE
Centro de Congressos de Lisboa
Praça das Indústrias
1300-307 Lisboa, Portugal
www.lisboacc.pt
www.esp-congress.org
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ECP 2013 · Lisbon
Welcome Address
Dear Colleague,
The 25th European Congress of Pathology (ECP 2013) will
be held in Lisbon, Portugal, from 31 August to 4 September
2013. On behalf of the European Society of Pathology and
the Portuguese Society of Pathology / Portuguese Division
of the International Academy of Pathology we would like to
invite you to join us in Lisbon.
The motto of the ECP 2013:
Prof. Manuel Sobrinho Simões
Pathology: A gate to the future
is symbolically represented by the Tower of Belém. The icon of the ECP 2013 is a monument close to the Congress Centre
that commemorates the voyage towards the unknown of the Portuguese navigators.
Pathology, in addition to its traditional clinical problem solving role, is entering uncharted waters – this notion is reflected
in the scientific programme that has been prepared mainly by the ESP Working Groups and encompasses 23 topics, four
Keynote lectures and a number of very special, “Special Sessions”.
The scientific activities will be centred upon Diagnosis, Prognosis and Prediction, having Personalized Pathology as the
ultimate goal.
Following the motto of the Congress, a particular attention has been paid to the Residents who will organize among other
scientific and social activities a Plenary Residents Seminar whose “Grande Finale” will take place at the closing events
of the Congress.
We are looking forward to welcoming you and spending a great time in Lisbon.
Prof. Fátima Carneiro
President of the European Society of
Pathology
Prof. Manuel Sobrinho Simões
Chair of the Local Organising Committee
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Committees and Organisers
e Executive Committee
e Working Groups of the ESP
President: Fátima Carneiro, Portugal
President-elect: Han van Krieken, The Netherlands
Secretary: Ilmo Leivo, Finland
Treasurer: Marco Santucci, Italy
Members: Aurelio Ariza, Spain
Generoso Bevilacqua, Italy
Laurence De Leval, Switzerland
Silvana Di Palma, UK
Arzu Ensari, Turkey
Jean-François Fléjou, France
Hans Kreipe, Germany
Janina Kulka, Hungary
Past President: Michael Wells, UK
President of the
Advisory Council: Fred T. Bosman, Switzerland
Chairman of the ESP Working Groups: M. Wells (UK)
e Local Organising Committee
Manuel Sobrinho Simões, Chair
Rui Henrique
Paula Borralho
José Cabeçadas
Paulo Figueiredo
Fernando Pardal
e Scientific committee
Jorge Soares, Portugal
Isabel Fonseca, Portugal
Fernando Schmitt, Portugal
Fátima Carneiro, Portugal
Michael Wells, UK
Fred T. Bosman, Switzerland
e Associated Societies
e The Association for European Cardiovascular Pathology
e The European Association for Haematopathology
e The Paediatric Pathology Society
1.Breast Pathology
Chair: T. Tot, Sweden
Secretary: G. Cserni, Hungary
2.Cytopathology
Chair: P. Zeppa, Italy
3.Dermatopathology
Chair: T. Brenn, UK
4.Digestive Diseases Pathology
Chair: C. Langner, Austria
Secretary: V. Paradis, France
5.Electron Microscopy
Chair: J. Lloreta-Trull, Spain
Secretary: A. Franchi, Italy
6.Endocrine Pathology
Chair: A. Couvelard, France
Secretary: Y. Kapran, Turkey
7.Gynaecological Pathology
Chair: H. Hollema, The Netherlands
Secretary: M. R. Raspollini, Italy
8.Head and Neck Pathology
Chair: R. H. W. Simpson, UK
Secretary: A. Franchi, Italy
9.History of Pathology
Chair: J. van den Tweel, The Netherlands
10.Infectious Diseases Pathology
Chair: G. Cathomas, Switzerland
11.IT in Pathology, computational
Chair: K. Kayser, Germany
12.Molecular Pathology
Chair: G. Stanta, Italy
13.Nephropathology
Chair: M. J. Mihatsch, Switzerland
Secretary: H. Hopfer, Switzerland
14.Paediatric and Perinatal Pathology
Chair: M. Cohen, UK
Secretary: P. Borralho, Portugal
15. P
athologists / Cytologists and Technicians in Favour
of Developing Countries
Chair: D. Soldini, Switzerland
16.Pulmonary Pathology
Chair: R. Attanoos, UK
Chair-elect: L. Carvalho, Portugal
17.Soft Tissue and Bone Pathology
Chair: P. C. W. Hogendoorn, The Netherlands
18.Thymic and Mediastinal Pathology
Chair: A. Marx, Germany
19.Uropathology
Chair: A. Lopez-Beltran, Spain
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About ESP
Acknowledgements
e Brief Description of ESP
The European Society of Pathology (ESP) was established
in 1963 in Brussels and is a leading force in European pathology and, as such, is pivotal to the future of the specialty in Europe and beyond. As a scientific society, the
ESP has, as its primary aim, the promotion of high quality diagnostic practice, applied and translational research
and under- and postgraduate education in the field of human pathology. This is achieved through its congresses, its
journal Virchows Archiv and various other activities. The
ESP interacts with national pathology societies in Europe
and has developed links with other EU bodies in close collaboration with UEMS (Union Euro­péenne des Médecins
Spécialistes) and EAPCP (European Association of Pathol­
ogy Chairs and Programme Directors).
The European School of Pathology under the auspices
of the ESP and with the support of 19 Working Groups
representing different fields of pathology is involved in
the organisation of courses to meet the needs of young
pathologists. The ESP also provides an infrastructure for
quality assurance projects in diagnostic molecular pathology, such as the ESP QA KRAS project for testing of colorectal cancer. The aim of the ESP is that its new permanent
headquarters in Brussels (capable of holding meetings for
up to forty people) will become the “hub” of European
­pathology.
Office of the ESP
Rue Bara 6, 1070 Brussels, Belgium
Phone:+32 – 485899129
Fax: +32 – 25208036
e-mail:[email protected]
www.esp-pathology.org
e Acknowledgements
The ESP gratefully acknowledges the support of the following companies (as of 14 February 2013):
Major Sponsors
3DHistech
Dako
Leica Biosystems
Further Sponsors and Exhibitors
Abbott GmbH & Co. KG, Abbott Molecular
Affymetrix
AGFA HEALTHCARE
Barco
Bio-Optica Milano S.p.A.
BioView Ltd.
Cell Signaling Technology
Cytocell Ltd
Emmonya Pharmatech Bulgaria Ltd
Epitomics - an Abcam Company
GE Healthcare
GENOMICA S.A.U.
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Horizon Discovery Ltd.
KREATECH Diagnostics
Milestone srl
Nanostring Technologies
OLYMPUS EUROPA HOLDING GMBH
Pfizer Oncology
pfm medical ag
PreAnalytiX GmbH
Primera Technology Europe
Qiagen GmbH
Roche Diagnostics
Wisepress Ltd.
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Colour Legend
e Colour, number and abbreviation code of sessions
Breast pathology
H & N
Head and neck pathology
Cardiovascular pathology
HIST
History of pathology
CYTOCytopathology
INFE
DERMDermatopathology
IT
BREAST
CARD
DEVEL
DIGE
Pathologists in favour of
developing countries
Digestive diseases pathology
KEYNOTE
MOPA
PAED
Paediatric pathology
PULM
Pulmonary pathology
Infectious diseases
SO-TI
Soft tissue pathology
IT in pathology
SPEC
Special sessions
Keynote lectures
THYM Thymic and mediastinal pathology
Molecular pathology
UROUropathology
EM
Electron microscopy
NEPHNephropathology
ENDO
Endocrine pathology
NEURONeuropathology
GYNAEGynaecopathology
OPHT
HAEMAHaematopathology
OTHER
Ophtalmic pathology
Other topics
OFP
SC
SPEC
SS
SY
Video
a Oral Free Paper Session
a Short Course
a Special Session
a Slide Seminar
a Symposium
a Videomicroscopy
Programme Schedule e Saturday, 31 August 2013
16:00 – 19:00 Registration
19:00 – 22:00
OPENING CEREMONY
and
WELCOME RECEPTION
20:00 – 22:00 Technical Exhibition
e ECP 2013 App
ECP
2013
This year the ECP 2013 smartphone app
brings the congress to your fingertips. Experience features like sending questions right
to a chairman during a session, or quickly
find your way through the most up-to-date
congress programme.
The app is free and provides iPhone, iPad
and Android users at the 25th ECP in Lisbon
with on-the-go access to the congress‘ most
exciting features.
Availabe some weeks prior to the congress at:
The ECP 2013 App will be powered by GLOBIT’s
acclaimed CONGRESS MOBILE software.
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09:00 – 17:00 Technical Exhibition
19:30 – 22:30
17:00
–
19:00
16:15
–
17:00
14:15
–
16:15
12:45
–
14:15
12:00
–
12:45
08:30
–
12:00
ENDO BM
Look-alikes in endocrine pathology
THYM SS
New developments in thymus
biology and classification of mediastinal tumours
SY
SY SS
PAED OFP
The future of post- Causes of perinagraduale educatal death that carry
tion in Pathology a recurrence risk
in Europe
DIGE I EAPCP
Sunset Rave Party, Residents Night
“CavalariÇas” at Pestana Palace Hotel
H&N OFP
Coffee Break & Posters
SY
IT OFP
OPHT OFP
ESP Quality Assurance Programme
Spec
PAED SS
Hot topics in paediatric oncology
SY BM
Role of Pathology
in new forms of
clinical trial
DIGE ESP/ESMO
Dysplasia and
“look-alikes” in
the gastrointestinal tract
H&N VIDEO
Molecular and
Controversies
cellular biology in likely to arise in
endocrine tumours the new WHO
classification in
the salivary glands
ENDO SC
Lunch & Luncheon Industry Symposia
INFE OFP
Coffee Break
PAED OFP
Novel aspects
in paediatric
gastroenterology
& hepatology
SY SY
Keynote Lecture Sebastian Lucas (UK) – A lifetime of morphological diagnosis (Symeonidis Lecture)
Cancer cell
metabolism
PULM SPEC
Pulmonary pathology for generalists: approach
to diagnosis and
reporting
H&N SC
Diagnostic problems in head and
neck pathology
ENDO SS
Neuroendocrine
tumours of rare
sites: problems
of diagnosis,
classification and
prognosis
SS-Joint PULM BM
& THYM
Pathology meets
endoscopy Metaplasia in the
gastrointestinal
tract
SY_UEG/ESP DIGE SY
SO-TI
OTHER
Breast
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Programme Schedule e Sunday, 1 September 2013
09:30 – 10:30
Coffee Break & Posters
07:30 – 19:00 Registration
17:00
–
19:00
16:15
–
17:00
14:15
–
16:15
12:45
–
14:15
12:00
–
12:45
20:45 – 22:00
09:00 – 17:00 Technical Exhibition
08:00 – 19:00 Registration
08:30
–
12:00
09:30 – 10:30
Coffee Break & Posters
SY OFP
The best of molecular pathology for
routine diagnosis
SPAP
NEURO SS Joint NEPH VIDEO
& EM
EM VIDEO
URO SS
Coffee Break & Posters
HAEM OFP
Congress Concert
São Carlos National Theatre
The ALK tumours: Potential pitfalls in New and old
a heterogeneous
uropathology
challenges in the
target
diagnosis of T-cell
lymphomas
NEURO SY
& OPHT
HAEM Spec
SY OFP
PAED BM
Peripheral T- and Getting your
NK-cell lymphopapers published:
mas: Taking a step the Editors view
forward
DERM SY
Lunch & Luncheon Industry Symposia
CARD
H&N
Endomyocardial
biopsy
PULM SS
ENDO OFP
Vascular pathology of solid organ
transplants
IT SY Joint NEPH
& CARD
Digital pathology
tools in tissuebased diagnosis,
consultation,
education and
publication
DERM SY
& PAED
Keynote Lecture Douglas Hanahan (Switzerland) – Translating science into practice
Gliomas: let‘s try
Challenging
Electron microsto make them easy copy in focus: na- diagnoses in dertive & transplanted matopathology
kidneys
DIGE SY
What’s hot in
digestive disease
pathology?
BM
PULM SC Joint Lung cancer clas- Paediatric dermasification: future
tology
morphological and
molecular genetic
advances
SS SY
The best of histopathology clubs
H&N SPAP
Controversies
likely to arise in
the new WHO
classification at
various head and
neck sites
ENDO SC
Update in differential diagnosis of
thyroid and parathyroid pathology:
“new and old”
markers
DIGE SY
Intraductal /
intramucosal
neoplasms of pancreas, bile ducts,
gallbladder and
ampulla: evolving
concepts
SC
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Programme Schedule e monday, 2 September 2013
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17:00
–
19:00
16:15
–
17:00
14:15
–
16:15
12:45
–
14:15
12:00
–
12:45
08:30
–
12:00
SY
DERM BM
BM
SO-TI SY
Melanocytic tumour pathology
SS
SS
DIGE OFP
HIST VIDEO
GYNAE OFP
MOPA OFP
& DIGE
Coffee Break & Posters
Diagnostic chalIatrogenic pathollenges in surgical ogy of the gastropathology by Chris intestinal tract
Fletcher
GYNAE VIDEO
Famous manuscripts in the history of pathology
DEVEL SY
BREAST OFP
Lunch & Luncheon Industry Symposia
DERM OFP
CYTO
NEPH OFP
CYTO
Cytology and
molecular testing:
what is effective?
NEPH SC
New insights in
old diseases
„crescentic glomerulonephritis“
URO SC
Keynote Lecture Carlos Caldas (UK) – Clinical cancer genomics: a paradigm shift in medicine and pathology
CYTO
Fine needle cytology today: what
is up and what is
down
NEPH SY
Fibrillar glomeInfections in
dermatopathology: rulopathies
old and new kids
on the block
DIGE SY Joint INFE SY & BM
& DERMA
Molecular pathology of benign hepatic neoplasms:
classification and
clinical significance
URO SY
What is new in
uropathology ?
GYNAE SY
Pathology of the
cervix
BREAST SY
Arthur Purdy
Mechanisms of
Stout Society/ESP metastases
WHO classification
of tumours of soft
tissue and bone
SPEC
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Programme Schedule e Tuesday, 3 September 2013
09:30 – 10:30
Coffee Break & Posters
09:00 – 17:00 Technical Exhibition
08:00 – 19:00 Registration
08:00 – 19:00 Registration
BREAST SC
GYNAE SY
BREAST BM
SO-TI OFP
Coffee Break & Posters
GYNAE VIDEO
MOPA OFP
Sequencing in
archive tissue molecular diagnostics
HAEM BM
Plenary Residents Seminar
Closing Ceremony
Congress Party
Pátio da Galé
19:00
–
19:15
20:00
–
24:00
Plenary Oral Free Paper Session
CYTO
PULM
& THYM
Cytology and small
biopsies: is there a
border?
DIGE II SS
Keynote Lecture Elias Campo (Spain) – Haematopathology: the cutting edge of molecular pathology
ISUP/ESP joint
The many faces of
meeting: advances basal-like cancers
in prostate and
other male genital
tumours
URO SS
18:00
–
19:00
16:30
–
17:15
17:15
–
18:00
16:00
–
16:30
14:00
–
16:00
SY
Lunch & 150th Anniversary of Academic Pathology Chairs in Portugal & 50th Anniversary of the ESP
13:00
–
14:00
DIGE OFP
Autoimmune
disorders of the
digestive system
MOPA SC
Joint ESP-OECIEORTC-BBMRIIMPACTS
The molecular
approach to colon
cancer
SY
General Assembly
Pathology in the
undergraduate
medical curriculum
SO-TI ESP/IAP
Determining
Research and new Myxoid tumours
Differential diagnosis in uropatho- breast cancer pro- developments in
liferative activity
cervical cancer
logy
URO SC
12:00
–
13:00
08:30
–
12:00
09:30 – 10:30
Coffee Break & Posters
SS & BM
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Programme Schedule e Wednesday, 4 September 2013
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ECP 2013 · Lisbon
Call for Abstracts
e Submission of Abstracts
The Scientific Committee invites you to participate actively
in this conference which will be an extraordinary occasion
for the exchange of thoughts and experiences. We look
forward to receiving abstracts online for consideration and
inclusion in the scientific programme as oral or poster presentation.
The submitted abstracts should give a brief description of
the title and topic. All abstracts will be reviewed by members of the working groups and/or the Scientific Committee. The reviewers will judge the abstracts according to the
relevance to ESP, standard of English, objectivity of statement, description of what was done, suitability of methods
to aims, conclusions confirmed by objective results, ethics,
scientific value, potential clinical value, originality of work
and overall impression.
All accepted abstracts will be published in an abstract book
which is a supplement to Virchows Archiv, and online on
the congress website www.esp-congress.org.
Detailed instructions regarding the electronic submission
procedure can be found on the website.
The deadline for abstract submission is 3 April 2013.
e Guidelines for Submission
e Abstracts are to be submitted in English, the official language of the 25th European Congress of Pathology and
should not exceed 200 words and structured in the following specified subtitles: Objective, Methods, Results
and Conclusion.
e Case reports should also be structured as much as possible following the aforementioned subtitles. If not possible, the authors should upload the Abstracts using the
most appropriate subtitles (in the respective windows at
the website).
e The abstract submission constitutes a formal commitment by the author to present the corresponding presentation in the session and time slot assigned by the Scientific Committee.
e Changes in authorship should be communicated to the
Scientific Committee in order to ensure correct appearance in the printed programme.
e If the original presenting author is unable to present, one
of the co-authors should take over this responsibility.
e Registration to the Congress is compulsory to be able to
present the abstract and get it published in the abstract
book – and must be completed by 14 June 2013. If the
speaker fails to register and pay before 14 June 2013,
his / her abstract will be excluded from the scientific programme and publication in Virchows Archiv.
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e If a delegate has registered upon the condition that his /
her abstract is accepted and the abstract is rejected, the
registration fee will be refunded. The acceptance of abstracts by the Scientific Committee does not imply any
financial assistance or fee reduction.
e Notification of acceptance or rejection by the Scientific
Committee will be mailed to the presenting author. Detailed information in which format the abstract is accepted (poster presentation, electronic poster or oral presentation), guidelines and recommendations for poster
presentation, oral presentation as well as time allotment,
date, hour, and venue will be sent in due time to registered presenting authors.
e Guidelines for Preparation of
Abstracts
Please choose a title that clearly indicates the content of
the contribution.
e Please avoid abbreviations in the title. Abbreviations may
be used in the text if they are defined when used first.
e The author’s name (full first name, family name) and
place of work (institution, city, country) should be indicated. Degrees, titles, street addresses and acknowledgements of support should be omitted, however.
To provide maximum information in the abstract please
e s tate the specific objective of the study
e s tate the methods used, if pertinent
e s ummarise the results obtained
e s tate the conclusions reached
e ensure that the abstract does not contain spelling, grammar or scientific errors, as it will be reproduced exactly as
submitted.
e Topics
When submitting an abstract, please choose one of the
­following topics:
1.Breast Pathology
2.Cardiovascular Pathology
3.Cytopathology
4.Dermatopathology
5.Digestive Diseases Pathology
6.Electron Microscopy
7.Endocrine Patholgy
8.Gynaecological Pathology
9.Haematopathology
10.Head and Neck Pathology
11.History of Pathology
12. Infectious Diseases
13.IT in Pathology, computational
14. Molecular Pathology
15. Nephropathology
16. Neuropathology
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17. Ophthalmic Pathology
18.Paediatric and Perinatal Pathology
19. Pulmonary Pathology
20.Soft Tissue Pathology
21.Thymic and Mediastinal Pathology
22. Uropathology
23. Other Topics
e Bursaries for the Congress
The ESP will provide a limited number of bursaries to
support the attendance of residents and trainees in pathology at the congress in Lisbon. Bursaries include a free
registration to the congress as well as a monetary grant of
EUR 150. Membership of the ESP and submission of an
abstract are required. A CV, proof of residency and a supporting letter - to explain why the bursary is needed - have
to be submitted in the application process.
Please visit www.esp-congress.org to apply for a bursary.
The application deadline is 3 April 2013.
Poster Sessions
Continuing Medical Education (CME)
e Poster Sessions
e CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION (CME)
Poster sessions will be held from Sunday, 1 September to
Wednesday, 4 September 2013 in Hall 2 of the Centro de
Congressos de Lisboa.
These sessions offer an effective forum for the exchange
of information and a means to communicate ideas, research, and programes. Poster authors will be required to
be available for questions and further information at their
poster board during the session breaks (Sunday until Tuesday 09:30 – 10:30 and 16:15 – 17:00, and Wednesday
09:30 – 10:30 and 16:00 – 16:30). At this congress, posters
will be grouped by topics for the convenience of those attending the sessions.
The ESP is seeking approval from the European Accredita­
tion Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME)
to provide CME credits for the scientific programme of the
congress. Those credits are recognised by the American
Medical Associaton towards the Physician’s Recognition
Award (PRA). More detailed information will become avail­
able prior to the congress on the congress website:
www.esp-congress.org
e Art Exhibition “Art Paths in Lisbon”
We are inviting ESP members and all persons involved
in the 25th ECP Lisbon 2013, either as meeting attendees, accompanying persons, sponsors or vendors to
participate in “Art Paths in Lisbon”, an art exhibition
that will be held during the 25th ECP in Lisbon, 31 August-4 September 2013.
Two-dimensional creative works will be considered,
including oil, acrylic, pastel, watercolor, mixed media,
collage, pencil drawings, photography, computer generated images, and other media. A special category on
“Micro-ART” will be offered for submissions based on
actual pathology images.
At the end of the Congress the three best submissions
will be awarded.
Further details on participation and art work submission will follow shortly!
For more information about “Art Paths in Lisbon ”
please contact:
e Dr. Anna Batistatou, University of Ioannina Medical
School, Ioannina, Greece, [email protected]
e Dr. Dina Tiniakos, Medical School, University of Athens, Athens, Greece, [email protected]
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Congress Registration
e Registration Fees
Registration and
payment received
by 18 April 2013
EUR
by 2 July 2013
EUR
after 2 July 2013
EUR
ESP Members*
420,00
530,00
640,00
Non-Members
580,00
680,00
790,00
Residents **
180,00
240,00
350,00
60,00
80,00
60,00
80,00
60,00
80,00
Accompanying person
a of an ESP Member
a of a Non-Member
* In good standing (membership fee for 2013 paid).
** Residents must submit a formal declaration from the Head of Department or the responsible for the training programme.
Please register online for the 25th European Congress of
Pathology. You may also use the enclosed registration form.
Please return the completed registration form as soon as
possible in order to benefit from the lower regis­tration fee
by mail or by fax to:
­ resent this confirmation of registration at the congress
p
counter when picking up your congress material.
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Phone: +49 – 30 – 300 669 0
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Their consent provided, delegates will be given the possibility to have their name, institution, city and country listed
in the list of participants published on the internet. Upon
request a direct link to the homepage of the participant or
his / her institution can be installed.
Registration Fee for ESP Members, Non-Members and
­Residents includes:
e Admission to all scientific sessions
eA
dmission to Opening Ceremony and Welcome Reception
e Admission to poster exhibition and technical exhibition
e Coffee breaks and lunches from Sunday to Wednesday
e Congress materials (delegate bag, final programme, abstract book, etc.)
e Public transportation ticket
e Payment
Registration Fee for Accompanying Persons includes:
eA
dmission to Opening Ceremony and Welcome Reception
e Half day city sightseeing tour of Lisbon
e Public transportation ticket
Participants who would like to register on-site are advised to
arrive early. On-site registration does not necessarily entitle
the participants to receive a delegate bag and abstract document. On-site registration will be handled on a first-come, firstserved basis; priority will be given to pre-registered delegates.
e Confirmation
Upon receipt of the registration and the corresponding
payment, the congress office will send a confirmation to
the participant which also serves as an invoice. Please
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e Who is Who
When registering for 25th European Congress of Pathol­
ogy, please arrange payment of the registration fee. All
payments must be made in EUR. You can choose between
two forms of payment. We strongly recommend credit card
payment as charges for bank transfers may apply twice,
once in the country of origin and a second time in the target country.
e Credit card (AMEX, Eurocard / Mastercard, VISA)
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e Cancellation Policy
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ECP 2013 · Lisbon
Congress Information
e CONGRESS VENUE
e TECHNICAL EXHIBITION
Lisbon Congress Centre
Centro de Congressos de Lisboa
Praça das Indústrias
1300-307 Lisboa, Portugal
The 25th ECP will be accompanied by a major technical
exhibition taking place in Hall 2 of the Centro de Congressos de Lisboa. Potential exhibitors can request an exhibition / sponsoring brochure from the exhibition office, CPO
HANSER SERVICE GmbH.
E-mail: [email protected]
e CONGRESS COUNTER
The Congress Counter will be located in Hall 2 of the Centro de Congressos de Lisboa.
Opening hours
Saturday, 31 Aug 2013
Sunday, 1 Sept 2013
Monday, 2 Sept 2013
Tuesday, 3 Sept 2013
Wednesday, 4 Sept 2013
e 16:00 – 19:00
e 07:30 – 19:00
e 08:00 – 19:00
e 08:00 – 19:00
e 08:00 – 19:00
e HOST ORGANISATION
European Society of Pathology
Rue Bara 6
1070 Brussels
Belgium
e SCIENTIFIC CONTACT
Prof. Jorge Soares, MD, PhD
Instituto de Anatomia Patológica
Faculdade de Medicina de Lisboa
Avenida Egas Moniz
1649-028 Lisboa, Portugal
Phone: +351 – 217 985 156
E-mail:[email protected]
e CONGRESS AND EXHIBITION OFFICE
Exhibition hours
Saturday, 31 Aug 2013
Sunday, 1 Sept 2013 Monday, 2 Sept 2013
Tuesday, 3 Sept 2013
e 20:30 – 22:00
e 09:00 – 17:00
e 09:00 – 17:00
e 09:00 – 17:00
e CONGRESS INFORMATION SYSTEM
For the 25th European Congress of Pathology, the web based
Congress Information System CO CONGRESS ONLINE® has
been installed: www.esp-congress.org.
Prior to the congress CO CONGRESS ONLINE® will provide
information on:
e Preparation of the congress
e List of topics
e Call for abstracts
e Keynote speakers
e Preliminary scientific programme
e Accepted abstracts
e Satellite symposia
e List of participants
e List of exhibitors
e Social programme
e Supporting programme
e Congress venue
e City of Lisbon
e Hotel accommodation
e Travel to Lisbon
e Special news
e FINAL PROGRAMME AND ABSTRACTS
CPO HANSER SERVICE GmbH
Paulsborner Str. 44
14193 Berlin, Germany
Phone: +49 – 30 – 300 669-0
Fax: +49 – 30 – 305 73 91
E-mail: [email protected]
The final programme and abstracts will be published on the
internet at CO CONGRESS ONLINE® prior to the congress.
This enables each participant to create her / his personal
congress programme schedule. CO CONGRESS ONLINE®
offers an extensive congress service. Abstracts will also
be published in an abstract book which is a supplement
to Virchows Archiv. Participants will receive a copy of the
final programme and the abstract book with the congress
material.
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ECP 2013 · Lisbon
Congress Information
e CONGRESS WEBSITE
e CLIMATE IN Lisbon
Further and updated information will be available on the
internet at www.esp-congress.org.
Due to the influence of the Atlantic Ocean, Lisbon has a
pleasant climate throughout the year. September is usually
a very pleasant month in Portugal. The day-time temperature in Lisbon in early September ranges between 17 and
26 °C. Nights can be a bit chilly and occasional drizzles
can be expected.
e CONGRESS LANGUAGE
The official language of the 25th European Congress of
­Pathology is English.
e CITY OF Lisbon
e LETTER OF INVITATION
Lisbon, a riverside city painted in watercolour shades,
stretches along the river Tejo and much beyond these
The congress organisation will be pleased to send a­ boundaries. A crowded and cosmopolitan city, whose
warm people always make foreigners feel welcome, blends
formal letter of invitation to delegates requesting an in­
a century-old tradition with the modernity of a European
vitation letter for Visa purposes. You can apply for an in­
capital. The old streets mingle with the wide and more revitation letter online during the registration process on the
cent avenues, with old and modern buildings existing harcongress website. The letters will be sent as e-mail attachmoniously together in the same space.
ments. It is understood that such an invitation is intended
to help potential delegates to raise funds or to obtain a
visa. This does not imply a commitment from the congress
Let yourself be carried away by the sun, the people, the
to provide any financial support. freshness of the vegetation, the river and you will know
the city by taking a ride on a tramway, bus, train, boat,
or simply walking, discovering an extremely rich secular
and religious heritage with a large number of museums,
e VISA
churches and palaces. The visitor should not miss visiting
the St. George’s Castle, the Jerónimos Monastery and the
The entry formalities for Portugal vary according to the
Tower of Belém.
country of origin. Congress delegates are asked to address
enquiries about entry and vaccination requirements to the
Lisbon offers a suggestive diversified programme of events
travel agent or to the local Portuguese consulate in the
of touristic and cultural interest – shows, fairs and festihome country.
vals, live shows and music on the streets and exhibitions,
among others. Lisbon nights typically wind their way
through old neighbourhoods with Fado houses, traditional
e INSURANCE
and trendy bars, restaurants serving local food as well as
contemporary or fusion cuisine prepared by famous chefs.
The congress fee does not include insurance. All partici­
Over the last two decades a large number of leisure and
pants should arrange for their own insurance. Health and
entertainment spots have taken over Avenida 24 de Julho,
accident insurance is recommended and has to be purSantos, Alcântara, along with the riverside Quays, Lisbon’s
chased in your country of origin.
hottest nightspot.
e CURRENCY
The official currency of Portugal is the EURO. Congress
payments will be accepted only in EURO.
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Lisbon is easy to get to. It is a short flight away from most
European cities, and is just as easily accessible by road or
railway.
ECP 2013 · Lisbon
Travel to Lisbon / Hotels in Lisbon
e Air travel to Lisbon
e HOTELS IN Lisbon
Lisbon International Airport, 7 km from the city centre, has
daily flights to and from the major cities in Europe and the
world. The Portuguese airline TAP - Air Portugal as well as
major international airlines fly to and from Lisbon.
e Journey to Lisbon by road Arriving in Lisbon by road is a pleasant experience, as the
visitor can enjoy the beautiful countryside along the way.
The city has good road accesses and the most frequently
used routes are: the A1 motorway, the 25th April Bridge,
the new Vasco da Gama Bridge, and the CREL, the outer
ring-road for the Lisbon region.
e Travel to Lisbon by rail
Scores of national and international trains arrive in Lisbon
every day. In addition to Santa Apolónia terminal station,
you will find the Gare do Oriente, which opened in 1998
adjacent to the Parque das Nações. Both stations have direct bus or underground connections to the city centre.
e How to get from the city centre
to the convention centre
Lisbon has a very efficient public transport network that
covers the entire city in addition to the surrounding areas. Lisbon’s recently refurbished metro system, with 4
main lines all coming to the city centre, is clean, quick,
and efficient. While metro announcements are made only
in Portuguese, signs and ticketing machines are generally
bilingual in Portuguese and English. There is also an extensive network of buses, trams and funiculars in Lisbon
run by Carris. They are all worth a ride on, especially the
vintage trams, and the funiculars, which are an attraction
in themselves.
The Centro de Congressos de Lisboa is located in the heart
of Lisbon, in an area easily accessible by bus (lines 56, 727
– bus stop: Rua da Junqueira/Centro de Congressos, and
line 28 – bus stop: Hospital Egas Moniz/Av. Da Índia ), tram
(line 15 - stop: Rua da Junqueira/Centro de Congressos)
and taxi and about 15 minutes from the airport.
CPO HANSER SERVICE and its local partner AIM GROUP
INTERNATIONAL have reserved a large number of hotel
rooms in various hotels in different price categories near the
congress venue. The majority of these hotels are located in
the city centre. The Centro de Congressos de Lisboa can be
comfortably reached from all hotels either by foot or public transportation. Reservations will be possible online at
www.esp-congress.org.
Local agency for Lisbon
The officially appointed local partner AIM GROUP INTERNATIONAL is pleased to assist you with any kind of
local services regarding transportation, hotels, hostesses
and restaurants on the basis of the pharmaceutical code
of conduct.
For requests and any further information on hotel reservation please contact:
AIM GROUP INTERNATIONAL
Lisbon Office
Av. Liberdade, 258 – 6a
1250-149 Lisboa, Portugal
Phone:+351– 213 24 50 55
Fax: +351– 213 24 50 50
E-mail:[email protected]
Registered congress participants will receive a public transportation ticket which entitles them to 10 free city rides
(L area).
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ECP 2013 · Lisbon
Social Programme
e OPENING CEREMONY AND WELCOME
RECEPTION
Saturday, 31 Aug 2013
e 19:00 – 22:00
Centro de Congressos de Lisboa
Join the official Opening Ceremony of the 25th ECP in the
Auditorium I of the Centro de Congressos de Lisboa. During the ceremony, there will be words of welcome by the
ESP President and the Chairperson of the Local Organising Committee. A cultural lecture about the story of Fado
as well as a Fado performance by CARMINHO will get the
ECP participants in the mood for the congress in Lisbon,
the city of the white light. The Opening Ceremony will be
followed by a Welcome Reception at the congress centre,
in the exhibition in Hall 2, with local food.
e SUNSET RAVE PARTY
Sunday, 1 Sept 2013
e 19:30 – 22:30
“Cavalariças” at Pestana Palace Hotel
The Sunset Rave Party has been organised by the residents
and is supported by Unicer and the Portuguese Society of
Pathology and aims to assemble residents and the young
pathologists to network and meet with their older colleagues.
The event will take part at the “Cavalariças” at Pestana
Palace Hotel. Located in one of the most tranquil areas of
Lisbon, the Hotel Pestana Palace was born from the restoration and refurbishment of the former Marquês de Valle
Flôr Palace, dated from the 19th century and classified as
a national monument. This majestic and attractive palace
was built by an entrepreneur who made his fortune with
successful agricultural endeavours in São Tomé and Principe. His connections to France influenced the design of the
building, with styles from the Luis XIV, Regency, Luis XV
and Luis XVI eras, creating a surprising historical setting.
The “Cavalariças” (coachman’s house), originally built in
the first decade of the 20th century, was intended to be
used as a coach-stable, and also to provide accommodation for the stable staff. The architects responsible for the
adaptation and refurbishment of the original building did
manage to retain a sufficient amount of the character of the
old building, to remind visitors of the carriages, horses and
saddler of yesteryear.
Let’s party, meet and network with colleagues from around
the world!
Cost contribution per person (ESP Member): EUR 5
Cost contribution per person (Non-ESP Member): EUR 10
e CONGRESS CONCERT
Monday, 2 Sept 2013
São Carlos National Theatre
e 20:45 – 22:00
The São Carlos National Theatre is Lisbon’s Opera House.
It was opened on July 30, 1793 by Queen Maria I as a replacement for the Tejo Opera House in Comercio Square,
which was destroyed in the 1755 Lisbon earthquake. The
theatre is located in the historical center of Lisbon, in the
Chiado district. It was built in only six months following
a design by Portuguese architect José da Costa e Silva,
with neoclassical and rococo elements. The exterior was
inspired by Milan’s La Scala, and the beautiful interior
with excellent acoustics resembles the San Carlo Theatre
in Naples, with five galleries and boxes adorned with neoclassical and rococo decorations, seating up to 1.148 people. The theatre was named after the Princess Charlotte of
Spain, who had come to Portugal in 1790 to marry the future King, Prince John. Carlos (Portuguese form of Charles)
is the masculine form of Charlotte. A Latin commemorative
inscription dedicates the theatre to the princess.
The first opera presented here, in 1793, was La Ballerina
Amante, by Domenico Cimarosa.
You will get to enjoy an exclusive ECP concert performed
by the renowed Coro Gulbenkian and conducted by Jorge
Matta, which you can book tickets for.
Cost contribution per person (ESP Member): EUR 10
Cost contribution per person (Non-ESP Member): EUR 20
e CONGRESS PARTY
Wednesday, 4 Sept 2013
Pátio da Galé
e 20:00 – 24:00
Don’t miss the Grande Finale of the 25th ECP – the Congress Party at the impressive Pátio da Galé! Pátio da Galé
was part of the Marquês de Pombal reconstruction plan
for the Praça do Comércio in the 18th century. Overlooking the Tagus River, it is located on the western side of
this unique square. Pátio da Galé was home to the Navy
and to several Governmental institutions throughout the
years and reflects the closeness to the power. Being the
buildings historical patrimony, its restoration paid attention to the maintenance of all the architectural details and
structure in order to preserve its outstanding quality and
style. The architectural intervention respected the history
of the building, the value and memories of its location but
also the development and modernity of Lisbon. During the
party, you will enjoy snacks from a buffet and DJ music will
make people dance the night away.
Cost contribution per person (ESP Member): EUR 10
Cost contribution per person (Non-ESP Member): EUR 50
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ECP 2013 · Lisbon
Tours
During the ECP 2013, the officially appointed local partner
AIM GROUP INTERNATIONAL will offer various guided
tours in and around Lisbon for participants and their accompanying persons. All tours are accompanied by an
English-speaking guide. Please note that all tours will start
and end at the congress venue, Centro de Congressos de
Lisboa.
e Lisbon and the Discoveries –
Panoramic Tour
Sunday, 1 Sept 2013
Monday, 2 Sept 2013
Wednesday, 4 Sept 2013
e 14:00 – 17:00
e 09:00 – 12:00
e 09:00 – 12:00
For registered accompanying persons this tour is included
in the registration fee. Please note that pre-registration is
required.
This panoramic tour will introduce you to Lisbon and its
remarkable sights. Depart from the Congress Venue to the
historical quarter of Belém, where each monument is a reminder of the Golden and Glory Age of Portugal during
the 16th century - time of the Discoveries over the seas.
The tour will include stops for photos at the Jerónimos
Monastery and its surrounding gardens, which has been
included in the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites due to
the impressive architecture and decorative style known as
“Manueline”. Further stops will be the Monument to The
Portuguese Discoveries and the Belém Tower. The tour
will finish with an optional stop at Pasteis de Belém: the
world famous pastry shop, where the city’s sweetest delight comes freshly baked out of the oven. Naturally a try of
this crispy cookies filled with custard cream, the PASTEIS
DE BELÉM, will make the sweet closing of this tour. Afterwards you will return to the Lisbon Congress Venue.
e Lisbon Essentials –
Down town & Bairro Alto
Sunday, 1 Sept 2013
Monday, 2 Sept 2013
e 09:00 – 13:00
e 14:00 – 18:00
This tour will show you the most characteristic sites, corners and streets of Lisbon. You will start right in the heart
of the town at Rossio Square. Using elevators and trams
you will reach the upper town. Stop at the oldest beer
house of Lisbon for a refreshing beer. After having enjoyed
one of Lisbon’s best views, the renowned and traditional
Portwine Institute will host a delicious Portwine & chocolate matching, a truly sweet and unforgettable experience,
for you. Continue walking and take the tiny yellow tram, a
relic from the good old days of Lisbon. On the route of the
famous nr 28 line you will reach the castle hill. Get off at
Portas do Sol and climb up the hill to reach one of Lisbon’s
highlight: the breathtaking view from St. George Castle.
Lisbon – the beauty of the Tagus river – one of the best
panoramas the city has to offer. From there walk through
Alfama, the oldest area of the town, with a somehow Moorish atmosphere. You will experience that Lisbon is really
full of contrasts! Back to the bus and transfer back to the
Congress Centre or time for leisure at down town Lisbon
for those who wish.
Price per person: EUR 40
(Price includes: One beer at BeerHouse and tickets for lift
and tram, transportation and English speaking guide)
Price per person: EUR 20
Jerónimos Monastery
Rossio Square
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ECP 2013 · Lisbon
Tours
e Stories from Portuguese Seafarers
e Mafra & Óbidos - Historical pearls
Tuesday, 3 Sept 2013
Wednesday, 4 Sept 2013
Monday, 2 Sept 2013
e 14:00 – 18:00
e 09:00 – 13:00
Discover the beauty of Belém district, full of monuments
dating back to the glorious days of the Portuguese discoveries. Every stone and monument in Belém advises the visitor of how brave and glorious Portuguese discoveries have
travelled to new worlds in the 15th century. You will start
with one of the city’s symbols - the Belém Tower. It’s from
here that the caraveles departed, back in the 15th century.
By then the tower was surrounded by seawater. Appreciate the impressive Monument to the Portuguese Discoveries. Afterwards you continue to Mosteiro dos Jerónimos.
This monastery is a jewel of Manueline art, a style that
exists only in Portugal. A walk in its stunningly beautiful
cloisters is unforgettable. The tour will finish with a stop
at Pasteis de Belém: the world famous pastry shop, where
the city’s sweetest delight comes freshly baked out of the
oven. Naturally a tasting of this crispy cookies filled with
custard cream, the Pasteis de Belém, will make the sweet
closing of this tour. Transfer back to the Congress Centre.
Price per person: EUR 40
(Price includes: Admission to the Jerónimos Monastery,
coffee break at Pastéis de Belém, transportation and English speaking guide)
Pasteis de Belém
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on the Atlantic coast
e 09:00 – 17:00
Oeste is the most genuine area situated northwest of Lisbon. Only in recent years it has been explored touristically.
This tour will take you to the World Culture Heritage village Óbidos, set inside medieval walls and full of charms
and handicraft shops. Take a pleasant walk there and try
the delicious cherry liqueur, this small town is famous for.
Afterwards you continue to Ericeira, a nice and genuine
summer resort on the seaside, where many of the Portuguese people have their secondary homes. For lunch taste
one of the typical dishes of the area, shellfish and seafood
rice, or a nice charcoal grilled sea bass. In the afternoon
you cannot miss a visit to Mafra, the biggest baroque monastery of Portugal. It is a very impressive and monumental
building, where besides of the library the most outstanding part is its museum “enfermerie”, you can have a look
into a hospital from the 18th century. After this unusual
visit you will head back to Lisbon via the highway.
Price per person: EUR 70
(Price includes: Admission to the Mafra Monastery, tasting
of cherry liqueur, lunch at a local restaurant, transportation and English speaking guide)
Óbidos
ECP 2013 · Lisbon
Tours
e The Fairytale of Sintra
e General Conditions
Tuesday, 3 Sept 2013
eF
ull payment in advance is required.
eA
ll tours will be conducted in English.
eA
ll tours are based on a minimum of 25 participants.
The organisers reserve the right to cancel the tours if the
minimum number of participants is not reached. Full refunds will be available for tours which will not take place.
e You will receive your tour tickets at the Accommodation
& Tour Desk at the Congress Centre.
eA
ll tours start and end at the congress venue, Centro de
Congressos de Lisboa, if not otherwise mentioned.
eM
eeting point will be the Accommodation & Tour Desk.
e 09:00 – 17:00
Sintra, the former summer residence of the Portuguese
kings, nowadays is still a fairy tale place and a must visit on
a trip to Lisbon. The little village itself is full of charm and
the surroundings abound in nearly tropical vegetation due
to the special microclimate in this area. It all seems like
a giant garden with princess palaces and manor houses
emerging out of it. Departure in the morning via the high
way directly to Sintra. In Sintra you will visit the outstanding Palácio da Vila, which is famous for its collection of
historical tiles and it is also one of the oldest royal palaces
in Europe. After some leisure time to explore this picturesque place you will continue to Cabo da Roca, the westernmost place of the European continent. It is impressive
to stand there and between you and the US nothing else
than the Atlantic Ocean. Before heading back to Lisbon,
lunch with fresh seafood in a traditional restaurant on the
seaside expects you. In the afternoon you will head back
towards Lisbon through the famous summer resorts of Estoril and Cascais.
Price per person: EUR 75
(Price includes: Admission to Palácio da Vila, lunch at a local restaurant, transportation and English speaking guide)
Palácio da Pena - Sintra
Reservations will be possible online at
www.esp-congress.org.
For requests and any further information on tour
bookings please contact:
AIM GROUP INTERNATIONAL
Lisbon Office
Av. da Liberdade, 258 – 6a
1250-149 Lisboa, Portugal
Phone: +35 1 213 24 50 55
Fax: +35 1 213 24 50 50
E-mail: [email protected]
Portuguese seaside landscape
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25th European Congress of Pathology
31 August – 4 September 2013 · Centro de Congressos de Lisboa, Portugal
e REGISTRATION FORM e congress
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CPO HANSER SERVICE GmbH
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Please indicate if you would like to participate: ❑ 1 Sept 2013 [50] // ❑ 2 Sept 2013 [51] // ❑ 4 Sept 2013 [52]
C Registration Fees (EUR)
Registration and
Payment received
by 18 April 2013
by 2 July 2013
after 2 July 2013
EUR
EUR
EUR
ESP Member*
[20] 420
[21] 530
[22] 640
Non-Member
[23] 580
[24] 680
[25] 790
Resident **
[26] 180
[27] 240
[28] 350
Accompanying person
of an ESP Member
a of a Non-Member
a
[29]
[30]
60
80
[29]
[30]
60
80
[29]
[30]
EUR
60
80
* In good standing (membership fee for 2013 paid).
** Residents must submit a formal declaration from the head of department or responsible for the training programme. Number of persons
EUR
EUR
Sunset Rave Party
on 1 September 2013
Member (cost contribution)
Non-Member (cost contribution)
[40]  5
[41] 10
Congress Concert
on 2 September 2013
Member (cost contribution)
Non-Member (cost contribution)
[42] 10
[43] 20
Congress Party on 4 September 2013
Member (cost contribution)
Non-Member (cost contribution)
[44] 10
[45] 50
Subtotal
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D Payment
Total amount to be paid: EUR Hotel reservations can be made online via the congress website: www.esp-congress.org.
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conference and booking of services are binding for the attendee. The fees must be paid in advance on the dates specified. Any bank
charges will be charged to the payer.
Cancellation of Congress Attendance // In the event that the attendance at the congress is cancelled by 30 April 2013, the registra­tion
fee minus a processing fee of EUR 100 will be refunded. The attendee will have the option to prove that the expenditure for processing
is less than EUR 100 of the registration fee. No refund will be made if the registration is cancelled at a later date. Please notify the conference office of your cancellation in writing.
Programme Changes // The ESP reserves the right to make any necessary changes to the programme at short notice. There will be no
pro rata refund of registration fees for cancelled papers or changes to the programme.
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control) that have an impact on the arrangements, timetables or planning of the 25th European Congress of Pathology (ECP 2013) and
its corresponding activities in Lisbon, ESP has the right to immediately alter or cancel the activities or events or any of the arrangements,
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25th European Congress of Pathology
31 August – 4 September 2013 · Centro de Congressos de Lisboa, Portugal
e REGISTRATION FORM e tours
Please forward the completed form to:
AIM GROUP INTERNATIONAL
Lisbon Office
Av. da Liberdade, 258 – 6a
1250-149 Lisboa, Portugal
Please complete using block letters or typewriter
Phone: +351 – 213 24 50 55
Fax: +351 – 213 24 50 50
E-mail: [email protected]
A Personal details ❑ Ms ❑ Mrs ❑ Mr ❑ Dr ❑ Prof
Family name: First name: Institution / Department: Mailing address: ❑ private address ❑ institute address
Street: Postal code, City: Country: Phone:
Fax: E-mail: B Tours
Sunday, 1 September 2013
EUR
Number of persons
Lisbon Essentials
09:00 - 13:00
EUR 40,00
x EUR 40,00 =
Lisbon and the Discoveries
14:00 – 17:00
EUR 20,00
x EUR 20,00 =
Monday, 2 September 2013
EUR
Number of persons
Lisbon and the Discoveries
09:00 - 12:00
EUR 20,00
x EUR 20,00 = Mafra & Óbidos
09:00 - 17:00
EUR 70,00
x EUR 70,00 = Lisbon Essentials
14:00 – 18:00
EUR 40,00
x EUR 40,00 = Tuesday, 3 September 2013
EUR
Number of persons
The Fairytale of Sintra
09:00 – 17:00
EUR 75,00
x EUR 75,00 = Stories from Portuguese Seafarers
14:00 – 18:00
EUR 40,00
x EUR 40,00 = Wednesday, 4 September 2013
EUR
Number of persons
Lisbon and the Discoveries
09:00 – 12:00
EUR 20,00
x EUR 20,00 = Stories from Portuguese Seafarers
09:00 – 13:00
EUR 40,00
x EUR 40,00 = Subtotal
B
25
C Payment
Total amount to be paid: EUR
❑ I use the following credit card: ❑ Visa ❑ American Express ❑ Mastercard / Eurocard
Name as indicated on the card: Street: Postal code, City: Country: Card number:
Security number:
(see the back of your credit card) Expiry date: I herewith accept all reservation conditions listed below and agree to the payment corresponding to my request.
Date Signature General Conditions
e Full payment in advance is required.
e All tours will be conducted in English.
e All tours are based on a minimum of 25 participants. The organisers reserve the right to cancel the tours if the minimum number of
participants is not reached. Full refunds will be available for tours which will not take place.
e You will receive your tour tickets at the Accommodation & Tour Desk at the Congress Centre.
e All tours start and end at the congress venue, Centro de Congressos de Lisboa, if not otherwise mentioned.
e Meeting point will be the Accommodation & Tour Desk.
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26thEuropean Congress
of Pathology
Pathology – Understanding disease
30 August – 3 September 2014 · ExCeL London
London, United Kingdom
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jointly organised by
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a Pathological Society of Great ­Britain & Ireland
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