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Early Registration Fee DeadlineMay 2009Registration DeadlineJuly 2009Late RegistrationFrom Saturday, 1 August 2009ImportantDatesWorld Congress in Medical UltrasoundAll Congress enquiriesshould be directed to:WFUMB 2009c/o ICMS Pty LtdLocked Bag Q4002QVB Post OfficeSydney NSW 1230AustraliaPhone: +61 2 9290 3366Fax: +61 2 9475 0364Email: info@wfumb2009.com12 th World Congressof the World Federationfor Ultrasound inMedicine andBiologySunday, 30 August toThursday, 3 September 2009Incorporating39th ASUM Annual CongressSunday, 30 August to Thursday, 3 September 2009ASUM 2009 MultidisciplinaryUltrasound WorkshopSunday, 30 August to Wednesday, 2 September 2009WFUMB – WINFOCUS WorkshopThursday, 3 September 2009Register online atwww.wfumb2009.comASUM CEO ContactDr Caroline HongEmail: carolinehong@asum.com.auASUM General Societyemail enquiriesasum@asum.com.auMajorSponsorsBusiness Events Sydney(formerly known as SCVB)SupportingSponsorsNSW Department ofState and RegionalDevelopmentDiagnosticoAustralian DiagnosticImaging Associationwww.wfumb.orgwww.wfumb2009.comThe WFUMB 2009Congress is hostedby ASUMwww.asum.com.auPromoting Excellence in Ultrasound

WFUMB 2009a unique opportunity for ultrasoundand medical imagingThe World Congress of WFUMB 2009, 30th August to3rd September in Sydney will be a unique event on theultrasound and medical imaging calendar for 2009.The program provides a “one-stop-shop” opportunity toupdate in virtually every area of medical ultrasound at theDarling Harbour Convention Centre on Sydney Harbour.It is by far the most comprehensive ultrasound programwith which I have been associated and it represents anideal opportunity to hear “state-of-the-art“ presentations onultrasound from a large faculty of international experts.The faculty of 140 invited speakers includes 85 internationalfaculty with 320 invited presentations programmed. This willprovide the most comprehensive coverage in ultrasound, inboth technical and clinical domains, with a strong programfor almost every subspecialty physician and sonographer.In addition we have programmed 140 proffered papersand 530 posters.Program streamsOver 300 invitedpresentations will coverthe following programstreams:▸▸Musculoskeletal▸▸Breast▸▸Abdominal▸▸Small parts▸▸Obstetrics andgynaecology▸▸Vascular▸▸Paediatrics▸▸CardiologyWorkshopsWe are featuring over100 workshop sessionsin the following areas:musculoskeletal, abdominal,neck, obstetrics &gynaecology, vascular,paediatric and breast.These will provide smallgroup exposure to “How-I-do-it” scanning sessionswith leaders in the field.New developmentsImportant new developmentswill focus on:▸▸Ultrasound contrast agents▸▸Elastography▸▸Latest ultrasound imagingtechnical developments▸▸Interventional andtherapeutic techniques▸▸3D and 4D techniques▸▸New approaches toDoppler and blood flowstudies▸▸Imaging of angiogenesis▸▸High intensity focusedultrasound (HIFU)▸▸Endoscopic ultrasoundAdditional courses availablewithin the program▸▸Nuchal translucency course▸▸Translabial US course▸▸Point of care course: formedical practitionersproviding ultrasound attheir point of careThis is one of the most exciting and content rich ultrasoundprograms to have been mounted. It is a pleasure to be ableto recommend it is a “must attend” for 2009 for all thoseinvolved in ultrasound and medical imaging. Furthermore,in true ASUM style, we promise an enjoyable time in abeautiful setting.Professor Rob GibsonCongress ConvenorAbout ASUMAustralasian Society for Ultrasound in Medicine“Promoting Excellence in Ultrasound”The Australasian Society for Ultrasound inMedicine (ASUM) is a multidisciplinary societywhose primary role is to assist in disseminatingscientific information, provide education and setstandards of practice in this continually developingspecialty. ASUM members include medicalspecialists in almost all disciplines of medicinepractice, sonographers, scientists, engineers,veterinarians and business corporations.The Society is affiliated with the WorldFederation for Ultrasound in Medicine andBiology (WFUMB) and has linkages withultrasound societies in Asia and worldwide.About WFUMBWorld Federation for Ultrasoundin Medicine and BiologyWFUMB is a federation of ultrasoundsocieties and federations whosememberships cover Australasia, Asia, Africa,Europe, North America and South America.Presently the total number of individualmembers is almost 55,000, includingphysicians, scientists, engineers, trade andsonographers.As a Non-Government Organisation (NGO),WFUMB is an official relation of the WorldHealth Organisation (WHO).WFUMB and WHO currently collaborateon various ultrasound education programsby organising and sponsoring coursesand working for the creation of EducationCenters and education and referencematerial.The first World Congress of the WorldFederation for Ultrasound in Medicine andBiology (WFUMB) took place in 1976 inSan Francisco. Since then, WFUMB WorldCongresses have been organised triennially.www.wfumb.orgOrganising Committee▪▪Professor Robert GibsonCongress Convenor▪▪Professor Ron BenzieASUM President – 2008 to 2010▪▪Dr Matthew AndrewsASUM Immediate Past President▪▪Dr Caroline Hong, ASUM CEO▪▪Mr Keith Henderson,ASUM Education Managerwww.asum.com.auASUM CEO Contact:Dr Caroline HongEmail: carolinehong@asum.com.auASUM General Email: asum@asum.com.auMajor SponsorsSatchel Insert Sponsors▸▸Queensland X-Ray▸▸Supersonic ImagineSupporting Sponsors▸▸Business EventsSydney▸▸NSW Department ofState and RegionalDevelopmentExhibitorsASUM is CertifiedISO 9001:2000 QualityManagement Systems▸▸I-Med Network▸▸Lantheus MedicalImaging▸▸Sonosite▸▸Elsevier Australia▸▸Department ofState and RegionalDevelopment▸▸Medison▸▸Toshiba▸▸GE Healthcare▸▸Philips HealthcareSingapore▸▸SuperSonic Imagine▸▸BK Medical▸▸Chison MedicalImaging Co., LtdScientific Program Convenors▪▪Mrs Bonita Anderson▪▪Professor Ron Benzie▪▪Mr Stephen Bird▪▪Associate ProfessorGeorge Condous▪▪Professor Robert Gibson▪▪Mrs Jenifer Kidd▪▪Professor Albert Lam▸▸Zonare▸▸Nanosonics▸▸Diagnostico▸▸Events NSW▸▸Australian DiagnosticImaging Association▸▸Siemens▸▸Zonare▸▸Nanosonics▸▸The InternationalVasa PreviaFoundation▸▸Aloka Co., Ltd.▸▸Shantou Instituteof UltrasonicInstruments Co.Ltd▸▸Ultrasonix / InMed▸▸Sonoscape▸▸Hitachi MedicalCorporation▸▸American Registry forDiagnostic MedicalSonography▪▪Dr Glenn McNally▪▪Mr Matthew Morrall▪▪Dr Andrew Ngu▪▪Dr Denise Roach▪▪Dr David Rogers▪▪Dr Sue CampbellWesterway2www.wfumb2009.com

ProgramThe program is correct at the time of printing and is subject to change.Please refer to the Congress website www.wfumb2009.com for updates.Key Plenary Concurrent Symposium Winfocus Workshops Point of care Workshops Workshops Business MeetingsSunday, 30 August 200908:00 Philips symposium – volumetric ultrasound10:0010:30 Contrast enhanced ultrasoundin the abdomenPhysics • Prof Peter Burns, SunnybrookHealth Science Centre, CanadaLiver lesions • Prof Stephanie Wilson,University of Calgary, CanadaKupffer cell contrast liverimaging • Prof Fuminori Moriyasu,Tokyo Medical University, JapanFunctional studies • Prof DavidCosgrove, Imperial College, HammersmithHospital, United KingdomObstetricsThe irregular heart rate. What does itmean? • Dr Joshua Copel, Yale UniversitySchool of Medicine, United StatesFetal cardiac functions in diabeticpregnancy • Dr Jon Hyett, RoyalPrince Alfred Hospital, Australia3D/4D Ultrasound: Fetalechocardiography • Dr GreggoryR DeVore, United StatesThe clinical outcome of fetus withprenataly diagnosed Ebstein’sanomaly • Dr Peter Ching-ChangHsieh, President, Taiwan Society ofUltrasound in Medicine, TaiwanProffered papersMusculoskeletalUltrasound of entrapment neuropathiesof the lower extremity • Assoc ProfCarlo Martinoli, University of Genova, ItalyUpper limb nerve entrapmentsyndromes • Mr Sean McPeake,Benson Radiology, AustraliaIntraneural ganglia • Dr Neil Simmons,Dr Jones & Partners, AustraliaVascular: carotidImaging before carotid intervention,what’s enough? • Assoc ProfPhilip Walker, Royal BrisbaneWomen’s Hospital, AustraliaHow is IMT performed? Whatmeasurements are taken? •Mr Terry Needham, United StatesAfter outcomes studies and use instatin drug trials, why is carotid IMTnot a routine clinical tool? • Dr JosephPolak, Tufts Medical Center, United States“Ultrasound detection of cerebralemboli, the state of the art •Prof David Evans, Leicester RoyalInfirmary, United KingdomProffered papersLive scanning workshopsShoulder • Dr Frank Burke, VictoriaHouse Medical Imaging, AustraliaForefoot pain assessment •Mr Andrew Wilmot, AustraliaFetal biometry • Dr SusanCampbell WesterwayPaediatric hips • Mrs Ann Carriganand Mrs Lorna Hardiman12:00 Toshiba symposium GE symposium13:00 Plenary presentationWhat’s happening in ultrasound technology? The panoramic view from WFUMB 2009 • Prof Peter Burns, Sunnybrook Health Science Centre, Canada13:4514:00 PancreasModern imagingapproach topancreatictumours •Prof Christoph FDietrich, GermanyContrastenhancedultrasound ofpancreatictumours •Dr Mirko D’Onofrio,GB Rossi UniversityHospital, ItalyEndoscopicultrasound forpancreatictumours •Dr ElisabettaBuscarini, OspedaleMaggiore, ItalyProffered papersGynaecology – earlypregnancy: miscarriage, PULsand ectopic pregnancyCaesarean section ectopicpregnancy, optimalmanagement • Dr DavorJurkovic, United KingdomPregnancies of unknownlocation: diagnosis andmanagement • Assoc Prof GeorgeCondous, Nepean Hospital, AustraliaUltrasound features of cervicaland interstitial pregnancies:planning management • Dr DavorJurkovic, United KingdomWhy are some ectopicpregnancies characterizedas pregnancies of unknownlocation at the initial transvaginalultrasound examination •Assoc Prof George Condous,Nepean Hospital, AustraliaProffered papersMusculoskeletalThe post-operativeshoulder •Ms Robyn Tantau,St Vincent’s GeneralHospital , AustraliaShoulderultrasound withMRI correlation •Dr Bill Breidahl,Perth RadiologicalClinic, AustraliaPre-surgicalappraisal ofshoulder ultrasoundand follow up onpatients • Mrs LisaBriggs, PremiereOrthopaedics, AustraliaVascular: carotidand upperCarotid interpretationcriteria. How to choosewhat you use • AssocProf Philip Walker, RoyalBrisbane Women’sHospital, AustraliaEvolution and currentstatus of carotidstents and cerebralprotection devices •Dr R Eugene Zierler,University of Washingtonin Seattle, United StatesDuplex follow-up ofcarotid stents • Mrs AnnNeedham, United StatesNon-invasive evaluationof upper extremityarterial syndromes •Mr Terry Needham,United StatesProffered papersTechnology andblood flow studiesNew Dopplertechniques • Prof DavidEvans, Leicester RoyalInfirmary, United KingdomUltrasound enhancedThrombolysis •Prof Christy Holland,University of Cincinnati,United StatesFunctional transcranialDoppler spectroscopy.A new technique •Dr Philip Njemanze,Chidicon MedicalCenter, NigeriaProffered papersTherapy and interventionPrinciples and techniquesof intervention • Dr TorbenLorentzen, CopenhagenUniversity Hospital atHerlev, DenmarkHigh intensity focusedultrasound, basic principlesand future promise • Dr GailTer Haar, Institute of CancerResearch, Royal MarsdenHospital, United KingdomTechnical advances andclinical applications ofmicrowave ablations •Prof Ping Liang, Chinese PLAGeneral Hospital, ChinaUltrasound guided ablativetechniques, reviewand future aspects •Dr Christian Nolsoe, KøgeHospital, University ofCopenhagen, DenmarkEducation andultrasound inpractiseProffered papersLive scanningworkshopsElbow collateralligaments, bicepsbrachii apparatusand joint spaceaccess • Mr StephenBird, BensonRadiology, AustraliaLateral hip • TBAThe 12 week scan •Ms Vanessa Pincham,Sydney Ultrasoundfor WomenCarotid stent •Ms Yvonne Butcher15:3016:00 Genitourinary tractContrast enhanced ultrasoundfor differential diagnosis ofrenal disease • Prof ChristophF Dietrich, Germany17:30Ultrasound of renal masses •Dr Christian Nolsoe, Køge Hospital,University of Copenhagen, DenmarkUltrasound and male infertility •Dr Daniel Makes, Universityof Indonesia, IndonesiaIntrapelvic venous congestionsyndrome (IVCS). A newclinical entity to elucidateprostatodynia • Dr HirokiWatanabe, JapanEducation andUltrasound in PractiseTraining in O&Gultrasound • Prof AlanCameron, Queen Mother’sMaternity Hospital, AustraliaEffectiveness of the“teaching the teachers”ultrasound in physiciantraining program: Asummary of threeprograms • Dr BarryGoldberg, Thomas JeffersonUniversity, United StatesProffered papersObstetricsFetal CNS: Ultrasoundevaluation of developmentthrough gestation •Dr Ants Toi, CanadaFetal Neurosography •Dr Hernan Munoz, ChileFetal spine – the forgottenCNS • Dr Ants Toi, CanadaMusculoskeletalUltrasound ofepicondylitis • AssocProf Carlo Martinoli,University of Genova, ItalyElbow biceps brachiiand collateralligament assessment •Mr Stephen Bird, BensonRadiology , AustraliaUltrasound in the firstTendons and bursa:trimester. How safe is it? •treatment tips andDr Jacques Abramowicz,tricks • Dr Eugene McNally,Rush University MedicalNuffield OrthopaedicCenter, United StatesCentre, United KingdomCerebrovascularcase presentationsand interpretationInteractive session withpanel discussion involvingradiologist, surgeonand sonographer withaudience participationTechnology andblood flow studiesUltrasonic techniquesfor volumetric blood flowmeasurement • Prof DavidEvans, Leicester RoyalInfirmary, United KingdomUltrasound flowimaging • Dr JonathanM Rubin, University ofMichigan, United StatesLive scanningworkshopsBrachial plexus andupper limb nerves •Mrs Lisa Briggs, PremiereOrthopaedics, AustraliaWrist • Mrs Le-AnneGrimshaw, MaterImaging, Australia18-20 week scan •Ms Delwyn NichollsEvaluation ofmicrovascular physiology •Upper Arm • Mrs AnnDr Jonathan R Lindner,Needham, United StatesOregon Health & ScienceUniversity, United StatesProffered paperswww.wfumb2009.com 3

ProgramThe program is correct at the time of printing and is subject to change.Please refer to the Congress website www.wfumb2009.com for updates.Tuesday, 1 September 200908:30 Small parts10:00Ultrasound of neckmasses (nonthyroid)• Prof NorbertGritzmann, Presidentof EFSUMB, AustriaSonography ofthyroid nodules •Prof Anil Ahuja3D in small parts:thyroid, parathyroidand parotids •Dr Leandro Fernandez,Instituto Medico LaFloresta, VenezuelaSonography of necknodes • Prof Anil Ahuja,The Chinese University ofHong Kong, Hong KongGeneralUltrasoundProfferedpapersAbdomen – LiverBlood flow in theliver • Prof DavidCosgrove, Imperial College,Hammersmith Hospital,United KingdomElasticity in liver andabdominal ultrasound •Dr Jonathan M Rubin,University of Michigan,United StatesQuantitativeviscoelasticity mappingof human liver usingsupersonic shearimaging • Prof MatthiasFink, Waves and AcousticLaboratory, FranceProffered papersObstetricsFetal gastroschisis •Prof Alan Cameron,Queen Mother’s MaternityHospital, United KingdomMeckel Gruber syndrome •Dr Marcos Antonio Velasco,Instituto De Diagnostico PorImagen Mexico, HospitalGeneral S.S.A., Acapulco,Guerrero, Mexico, MexicoFetal facial and neckanomalies • Dr BerylBenacerraf, WFUMBCouncillor, United StatesLateral hip pain3D sonography of the face assessment •in geneteic diseases • Prof Sue FarnanDr Lawrence Platt, United StatesProffered papersMusculoskeletalClinically relevantultrasound of thesacrotuberousligament • Dr NeilSimmons, Dr Jones &Partners, AustraliaAnatomy andpathology of theproximal hamstringtendons andmuscles • Dr CherylBass, VictoriaHouse MedicalImaging, AustraliaVascular ultrasound in 2009Vulnerable plaque imaging withmicrobubble contrast agents •Prof Peter Burns, SunnybrookHealth Science Centre, CanadaUltrasound imaging ofatherosclerosis • Dr Jonathan RLindner, Oregon Health & ScienceUniversity, United StatesVascular application ofultrasound contrast agents •Prof Peter Burns, SunnybrookHealth Science Centre, CanadaNew imaging approaches: havethey altered accuracy of vasculardiagnosis? • Dr Joseph Polak, TuftsMedical Center, United StatesPaediatricUltrasound in paediatricemergency • Prof In-OneKim, Seoul NationalUniversity Hospital, KoreaPathological leadpointin intussusception •Prof Alan Daneman, TorontoChildren’s Hospital, CanadaUltrasound in paediatricalimentary tract •Dr Michael Kawooya,Makerere University/ECUREI Kampala, UgandaProffered PapersLive scanningworkshopsKnee • TBAThe placenta •Mr Martin NecasTestes withDoppler • Mr RobMcGregor, AustralianSchool of MedicalImaging, Australia10:30 Small PartsUltrasound of salivaryglands-anatomy andbenign conditions •Prof NorbetGritzmann, AustriaImaging of salivarygland cancer • ProfAnil Ahuja, The ChineseUniversity of HongKong, Hong KongUltrasound in skincancer • Dr JeffreyBamber, Institute ofCancer Research andRoyal Marsden Hospital,United KingdomProffered papersObstetricsFetal CNS – it’s not justventriculomegaly •Dr Ants Toi, CanadaCystic hygroma •Dr Marcos AntonioVelasco, Instituto DeDiagnostico Por ImagenMexico, Hospital GeneralS.S.A., Acapulco,Guerrero, Mexico, MexicoOptimizing the image(2D, colour Doppler,power Doppler) forevaluation of fetalheart • Dr Greggory RDeVore, United States3D ultrasound in Ob/Gyn: the good, the bad,the ugly • Dr JacquesAbramowicz, RushUniversity MedicalCenter, United StatesProffered papersMusculoskeletalUltrasound assessmentof adhesive capsulitis •Mr Craig Cairns, X RadiologyAustralia, AustraliaBasic essentials ofrotator cuff ultrasound.Supraspinatus tear typesand how to look forthem • Dr Eugene McNally,Nuffield OrthopaedicCentre, United KingdomSonographicassessment of shoulderimpingement • Dr CherylBass, Victoria HouseMedical Imaging, AustraliaOpen forum paneldiscussion on shoulderimpingement • Dr NeilSimmons, Dr Jones &Partners, Australia •Dr Cheryl Bass, VictoriaHouse Medical Imaging,Australia • Dr EugeneMcNally, NuffieldOrthopaedic Centre,United KingdomVascular: venousNecessity for calfvein duplex, fordiagnosing isolatedcalf DVT • Mr TerryNeedham, United StatesUnilateral venousduplex. Prevalenceof thrombosis in theasymptomatic limb •Ms Virginia Makeham,Royal Prince Alfred HospitalPost thromboticsyndrome. Mostprevalent andleast understoodcomplication of DVT? •Dr Denise RoachIncidence and diagnosisof ovarian and pelvicvein incompetence• Mr Martin Necas,Antegrade UltrasoundSolutions, AustraliaProffered papersGynaecology:imaging in womenwith chronicpelvic painSaline infusionsonovaginography.Prediction ofdeeply infiltrativeendometrioticrectovaginaldisease • Dr TommasoBignardi, ItalyLaparoscopic excisionof deep infiltrativeendometriosis. Dowe really need toscan these women? •Dr Jason Abbott,Royal Hospital forWomen, Australia3D ultrasound. Canwe distinguishbetween hydrosalpinx,pyosalpinx andtubo-ovarianabscess? • Dr TommasoBignardi, Italy12:00 WFUMB general assembly Medison symposium13:00 Plenary presentationSupersonic shear wave imaging • Prof Matthias Fink, Waves and Acoustic Laboratory, FrancePaediatricVascular birthmarks inchildren • Prof AlbertLam, The Children’sHospital at Westmead,The University ofSydney, AustraliaMalignant hepatictumour • Dr PedroUnshelm, InstitutoPediatrico La Florida,VenezuelaLiver transplant inchildren • Ms AmandaCrow, Children’s Hospitalat Westmead, AustraliaProffered papersWFUMB educationalprograms to assistthe developing andemerging countriesIntroduction – A historyof WFUMB’s educationalefforts • Prof Giovanni Cerri,University of Sao Paulo, BrazilCurrent and plannedWFUMB educationcommittee projects •Dr Barry Goldberg, ThomasJefferson University,United StatesWHO ultrasound manual.An update • Dr Harald LutzState of the WFUMB centersof excellence • Prof ByungIhn Choi, Seoul NationalUniversity Hospital, KoreaUltrasonography educationin Bangladesh • Dr KanuBala, University of Science& Technology Chittagong,Bangladesh • Prof HirokiWatanabe, Principal, KyotoCentral Nursing School, JapanLive scanningworkshopsLiver segments •Ms Loretta ScarboroughPaediatric appendix •Mr Roger Gent,Women’s and Children’sHospital, AustraliaGroin / hernia •Mr Sean McPeakeFetal head • Mr PeterCoombs, MonashMedical Centre, Australia6www.wfumb2009.com

ProgramThe program is correct at the time of printing and is subject to change.Please refer to the Congress website www.wfumb2009.com for updates.Wednesday, 2 September 200908:30 InterventionDifficult areas forradiofrequencyablation in theabdomen • Dr JohnMcGahan, DavisMedical Centre,United StatesComplications ofradiofrequencyablation for hepaticmalignancies •Dr Yi-Hong Chou, TaipeiVeterans GeneralHospital, TaiwanProffered papersObstetricsMagnetic resonance vsUltrasound diagnosis •Dr Hernan Munoz, ChileUse of colour in theassessment of fetalanomalies • TBAThe use of ultrasound inassessing fetal wellbeing •Dr Lawrence Platt, United StatesSecond and third trimesteremergency ultrasound • TBAProffered papersMusculoskeletalPulleys, plates andother paraphernalia –anatomy and uniqueinjuries to fingers •Dr Bill Breidahl, PerthRadiological Clinic, AustraliaUnderstanding howbiomechanics can assistan ultrasound diagnosis •Prof Sue Farnan, Dr Jones& Partners, AustraliaMusculoskeletal ultrasoundand the athlete – a reviewof sports specific injuries •Mr Andrew Wilmot, AustraliaProffered papersBreast lesionsSonographic characterizationof solid breast nodules •Dr Thomas Stavros, United StatesBreast ultrasound ofDCIS. Correlation withmammography, MRI andpathology • Assoc Prof WooKyung Moon, Seoul NationalUniversity Hospital, KoreaSonography of invasivelobular carcinoma •Dr Gary Whitman, Unviversityof Texas MD AndersonCancer Ctr, United StatesProffered papersPoint of careultrasound 1Ultrasound imagingof groin pain inathletes • Prof MichaelBachmann Nielsen,EFSUMB, DenmarkEmergencyechocardiography •Prof Chandler Vanjani, P.D.Hinduja Hospital, IndiaUltrasound in bluntthoraco-abdominaltrauma • Dr MiguelA Jimenez TaboadaProffered papersPoint of CarePlenaryThe practice andcredentiallingof Point of CareUltrasound • TBAPoint of CareworkshopCCPU Physics &Image optimisationWorkshop • TBALive scanningworkshopsSciatic nerve /hamstring •Mr Sean McPeakeMCA/ ductusDoppler •Mr Martin NecasRenal andmesenteric • MrMartin Forbes10:0010:30 Abdomen (EUS)and generalEndoscopic ultrasoundpast,present andfuture • Prof MorimichiFukuda, Sapporo Med.University, JapanEndoscopic ultrasoundfor biliary disease •Dr Elisabetta Buscarini,Ospedale Maggiore, ItalyElastography inendoscopic ultrasound •Prof Christoph FDietrich, GermanyProffered papersObstetricsFirst trimester screeningexperience in Singapore •Prof George Yeo, KK Women’s andChildren’s Hospital, SingaporeScreening for Down syndromeby assessment of the nasalbone • Dr Jon Hyett, RoyalPrince Alfred Hospital, AustraliaThe German approachto calculating the risk ofchromosomal abnormalitiesin the first trimester • DrEberhard Merz, DenmarkScreening for birth defectsin Singapore • Prof GeorgeYeo, KK Women’s and Children’sHospital, SingaporeMusculoskeletalShoulder ultrasoundbeyond rotator cufftears • Dr Eugene McNally,Nuffield OrthopaedicCentre, United Kingdom3D ultrasound of thesupraspinatus tendon– a birds eye view •Mrs Le-Anne Grimshaw,Mater Imaging, AustraliaCalcific rotator cufftendonosis, how we treatit • Dr Richard De Villiers,Somerset West, South AfricaBreastNew developments in breastimaging – computer aideddiagnosis, shear waveelastography, raw dataassessment • Dr ThomasStavros, United StatesAutomatic breast ultrasoundand computer aideddiagnosis • Assoc Prof WooKyung Moon, Seoul NationalUniversity Hospital, KoreaExtended field of viewand 3D in the diagnosisof breast pathology •Dr Roberto Moncayo, EcuadorProffered papersPoint of careEmergency & CriticalCare • TBAPoint of CareworkshopCCPU O&G Level 1Workshop Introduction toPelvic Scanning • TBALive scanningworkshopsPost operativeshoulder • Ms RobynTantau, St Vincent’s GeneralHospital, AustraliaCord/uterineDoppler • Ms DelwynNicholls, AustraliaCarotid • Ms LizPluis, AustraliaScanning the breastimplant • LyndaSlade, Australia12:00 Toshiba symposium Philips symposium13:00 Plenary presentationChanges and challenges for clinical ultrasound over the next decade • Dr Barry Goldberg, Thomas Jefferson University, United States13:4514:00 Genitourinaryand GeneralProffered papersObstetricsWhat are the problemswith twin pregnancy •Prof Nick Fisk, RBWH Campus,Hersten Q, AustraliaAn evidence based protocolfor ultrasound screening inmonochorionic diamniotictwins • Dr Jon Hyett, RoyalPrince Alfred Hospital, AustraliaUpdate on the managementof twin-to-twin transfusionsyndrome • Prof NickFisk, RBWH Campus,Hersten Q, AustraliaManagement of pregnanciescompleted with acardiacfetus • Prof WaldoSepulveda, Dept Obstetricsand Gynecology,ClinicaLas Condes, ChileMusculoskeletalSonography of wristlumps, bumps, nervesand ligaments •Dr Bill BreidahlProffered papersBreast: breastscreeningHow to reduce falsepositive rates in breastultrasound screening •Assoc Prof Woo KyungMoon, Seoul NationalUniversity Hospital, KoreaBreast cancer screeningwith ultrasound • AssocProf Ei Ueno, Universityof Tsukuba, JapanAmerican College ofRadiology (ACR) BreastImaging Reportingand Starter System(BIRADS®) ultrasoundlexicon • Dr ThomasStavros, United StatesProffered papersPoint of careO&G & Rural • TBAPoint of careCCPU Physics &Image optimisationWorkshop • TBAPoint of CareworkshopCCPU FAST/AAAWorkshop • TBALive scanningworkshopsAdvanced shoulder •Mr Chris SykesEndometrium andUterus • Mrs JenniferAlphonse, SydneyUltrasound for Womenand ASA, Australia”Deep veinthrombosis •Ms Virginia Makeham,Royal Prince AlfredHospital, AustraliaScanning the largebreast • Ms LousieSmalley, Australia15:308www.wfumb2009.com

ProgramThe program is correct at the time of printing and is subject to change.Please refer to the Congress website www.wfumb2009.com for updates.16:00 Abdomen and generalImaging of non-obstetricpain in the pregnantpatient • Dr JohnMcGahan, Davis MedicalCentre, United StatesMesenteric ischaemia •Dr Nitin Chaubal, IndiaUltrasound for right iliacfossa pain • Prof NorbertGritzmann, Presidentof EFSUMB, AustriaUltrasound evaluationof gall bladderdiseases:comparisonswith CT and MRI •Dr Jeong Min LeeObstetricsWhat can 1st and 2ndtrimester ultrasound tellus about monochorionicdiamniotic twinpregnancy? • Prof NickFisk, RBWH Campus,Hersten Q, AustraliaThe prognosis ofmonochorionic twinwith selective intrauterine growth restrictionwith different types onumbilical artery Dopplerof the restricted twin •Dr Yao-Lung Chang, ChangGung University Collegeof Medicine, TaiwanFetal interventionprocedures includingcardiac surgery • TBAFetoscopic guided lasertherapy for twin-to-twintransfusion syndrome:Taiwan experience •Dr Yao-Lung Chang, ChangGung University Collegeof Medicine, TaiwanMusculoskeletalProffered papersBreast2nd look ultrasoundafter MRI –ultrasound of ductalcarcinoma in situ •Dr Thomas Stavros,United StatesClinical significanceof dilated lactiferousducts • Yi-HongChou, Department ofRadiology, VeteransGeneral Hospital-Taipei, TaiwanEvidence basedbenefits anddrawbacks ofbreast ultrasound inAsian women • DrWilaiporn BhothisuwanDuct Sonographyin benign andmalignant disease •Mirta LafranchiProffered papersGynaecology: Point of carecase presentation/interactive Emergency &video session Critical CareEarly pregnancycases • Dr DavorJurkovic, UnitedKingdom • AssocProf GeorgeCondous, NepeanHospital, AustraliaOvarian masses:difficult casesto call • AssocProf Antonia Testa,Catholic UniversitySacred Heart, ItalyAbnormal andpost-menopausalbleeding: 3D/4D •Dr Dalya Alhamdan •Dr TommasoBignardi, ItalyPoint of CareworkshopCCPU O&G Level1 Workshop:Introductionto Obstetricscanning • TBAPoint of CareworkshopCCPU ThyroidWorkshop • TBALive scanningworkshopsLower limbnerves • Mr SeanMcPeake, BensonRadiology, AustraliaLeg arteries •Ms Kathryn Busch,Camperdown VascularLaboratory, AustraliaProffered papers17:30Thursday, 3 September 200908:30 NuchaltranslucencycourseTranslabialultrasoundcourseFetal echocoursePoint of carePoint of CareworkshopWFUMB09 –winfocusworkshopsWFUMB09 –winfocusworkshopsWFUMB09 –winfocusworkshopsIntroduction/ MCQ • TBAPrinciples of Screening •Dr Andrew McLennan, AustraliaProf Hans Peter Dietz,Western ClinicalSchool, AustraliaDr Simon Meagher,Obstetric andGynaecologicalUltrasound, AustraliaSurgical, Urology &Neprology • TBAPhysics & Imageoptimisation • TBADVT / VascularAccess • TBA1st TrimesterPregnancy • TBACritical CareEcho • TBAPracticalities of NT Measurement •Ms Vanessa Pincham, AustraliaNT and Chromosome Abnormality •Dr Andrew McLennan, AustraliaSports Medicine &Rheumatology • TBACCPU O&G Level2 Workshop: EarlyPregnancy • TBAPaediatric • TBA High Resolution –Testis / Ocular •TBAAdvanced Echo • TBABiochemical Screening •Dr Jon Hyett, Australia12 Week Anomaly Scan • TBAScreening and MultiplePregnancy • Dr Jon Hyett, AustraliaInvasive Prenatal Testing •Prof George Yeo, SingaporeNeonatology • TBACCPU O&G Level2 Workshop: LatePregnancy • TBAAdvancedTrauma • TBAMusculoskeletal/Nerve Block • TBAAdvanced Abdomen– Biliary, Renal • TBAIncreased NT andNormal Chromosomes •Dr Andrew McLennan, AustraliaCounselling, FMF Software & Audit,Panel Discussion •Dr Andrew McLennan •Dr Jon Hyett • Prof George YeoMCQFinish / Discussion17:00www.wfumb2009.com 9

Registration and Accommodation FormRegister online at the Congress websitewww.wfumb2009.comThis form becomes a Tax Invoice upon payment. Please retain a copy for your records.In registering for this congress, relevant details will be incorporated into a participant list for the benefit of all delegates (name andorganisation only). Details may be made available to parties directly related to the congress including venue and accommodationproviders (for the purpose of room bookings and congress options), key sponsors (subject to strict conditions) and to inform you viaemail of future conferences. Please tick the box below if you do not wish to have your name included in the participant list.Please as appropriate: I Do Not ConsentPlease complete and return this form,accompanied by your payment in Australian Dollars to:WFUMB 2009C/- ICMS Pty Ltd84 Queensbridge StreetSouthbank VIC 3006AUSTRALIATelephone: +61 3 9682 0244Facsimile: +61 3 9682 0288Email: info@wfumb2009.comContact Details and Delegate Information(Please print in block letters)Please as appropriate: Sonographer Medical Doctor Scientist OtherTitle (Prof/Dr/Mr/Ms/Mrs/Miss) : Given Name : Family Name :Position : Department :Organisation :Mailing Address : Postcode :Country :Telephone Business : Mobile : Facsimile :Email :Accompanying Person Title: Given Name : Family Name :Special Requirements: (eg: Dietary, wheelchair access, other please state) :Please if and as appropriate: I am a member of ASUM AFSUMB AIUM EFSUMB MASU FLAUS Other Medical OtherRegistration FeesUntil May 2009 Until July 2009 From Saturday, 1 August 2009 Total Registration FeesDelegate 5 Day Registration (Includes 1 Live Scanning Workshop) 1,320.00 1,470.00 1,620.00 A$Delegate 3 Day Registration 990.00 1,140.00 1,290.00 A$Student 5 Day Registration * (Includes 1 Live Scanning Workshop) 990.00 1,140.00 1,290.00 A$Student 3 Day Registration * 770.00 920.00 1,070.00 A$Day Registration 440.00 490.00 540.00 A$Developing Countries 5 Day Registration ** (Includes 1 Live Scanning Workshop) 990.00 1,140.00 1,290.00 A$2 Day Registration (Point of Care Wednesday to Thursday) 770.00 770.00 770.00 A$Accompanying persons 195.00 195.00 195.00 A$* Please fax evidence of your student status, noting Congress name to +61 2 9475 0364.** Please refer to the Congress website for a list of Developing Countries www.wfumb2009.com Registration Fees Sub-Total A$Day(s) of Registration indicate day(s) attending: Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday ThursdayLive Scanning Workshops A$110 per session Minimum numbers applySunday, 30 August 200910:30 – 11:10ororor11:20 – 12:00ororor14:00 – 14:40orororMusculoskeletal workshop: shoulderMusculoskeletal workshop: forefoot pain assessmentO & G workshops: fetal biometryPaediatric hips A$ 110.00Paediatric hipsMusculoskeletal workshop: shoulderMusculoskeletal workshop: forefoot pain assessmentO & G workshop: fetal biometry A$ 110.00Musculoskeletal workshop: elbow, collateral ligaments,biceps, brachii apparatus and joint space accessMusculoskeletal workshop: lateral hipO & G workshop: 12 week scanVascular workshop: carotid stent A$ 110.0014:50 – 15:30ororor16:00 – 16:40ororor16:50 – 17:30orororMusculoskeletal workshop: elbow, collateral ligaments,biceps, brachii apparatus and joint space accessMusculoskeletal workshop: lateral hipO & G workshop: 12 week scanVascular workshop: carotid stent A$ 110.00Musculoskeletal workshop: brachialplexus and upper limb nervesMusculoskeletal workshop: wristO & G workshop: 18-20 week scanVascular workshop: upper arm A$ 110.00Musculoskeletal workshop: brachialplexus and upper limb nervesMusculoskeletal workshop: wristO & G workshop: 18-20 week scanVascular workshop: upper arm A$ 110.0010Please check the Congress website for up-to-date informationwww.wfumb2009.com

Live Scanning Workshops continuedMonday, 31 August 200908:30 – 09:10ororor09:20 – 10:00ororor10:30 – 11:10ororor11:20 – 12:00orororTuesday, 1 September 200908:30 – 09:10oror09:20 – 10:00oror10:30 – 11:10ororor11:20 – 12:00orororWednesday, 2 September 200908:30 – 09:10oror09:20 – 10:00oror10:30 – 11:10oror11:20 – 12:00ororMusculoskeletal workshop: ankleMusculoskeletal workshop: shoulderO & G workshop: 3D/4DO & G workshop: third trimester scan A$ 110.00Musculoskeletal workshop: ankleMusculoskeletal workshop: shouldeO & G workshop: 3D/4DO & G workshop: third trimester scan A$ 110.00Cardiac workshop: basic heartPaediatric workshop: paediatric A-Z of upper abdomenMusculoskeletal workshop: wristMusculoskeletal workshop: elbow A$ 110.00Musculoskeletal workshop: wristMusculoskeletal workshop: elbowCardiac workshop: basic heartPaediatric workshop: paediatric A-Z of upper abdomen A$ 110.00Musculoskeletal workshop: kneeO & G workshop: the placentaSmall parts workshop: testes with Doppler A$ 110.00Musculoskeletal workshop: kneeO & G workshop: the placentaSmall parts workshop: testes with Doppler A$ 110.00Abdominal workshop: liver segmentsPaediatric workshop: appendixMusculoskeletal workshop: groin/herniaO & G workshop: fetal head A$ 110.00Musculoskeletal workshop: groin/herniaO & G workshop: fetal headAbdominal workshop: liver segmentsPaediatric workshop: appendix A$ 110.00Musculoskeletal workshop: sciatic nerve / hamstringO & G workshop: MCA/ductus DopplerVascular workshop: renal and mesenteric A$ 110.00Musculoskeletal workshop: sciatic nerve / hamstringO & G workshop: MCA/ductus DopplerVascular workshop: renal and mesenteric A$ 110.00Musculoskeletal workshop: post operative shoulderO & G workshop: cord/uterine DopplerVascular workshop: carotid A$ 110.00Vascular workshop: carotidMusculoskeletal workshop: post operative shoulderO & G workshop: cord/uterine Doppler A$ 110.0014:00 – 14:40ororor14:50 – 15:30ororor16:00 – 16:40ororor16:50 – 17:30ororor14:00 – 14:40ororor14:50 – 15:30ororor16:00 – 16:40ororor16:50 – 17:30ororor14:00 – 14:40ororor14:50 – 15:30ororor16:00 – 16:40or16:50 – 17:30orPaediatric workshop: headVascular workshop: renal arteriesMusculoskeletal workshop: polydocinol techniquesMusculoskeletal workshop: hamstring A$ 110.00Musculoskeletal workshop: polydocinol techniquesMusculoskeletal workshop: hamstringPaediatric workshop: headVascular workshop: renal arteries A$ 110.00O & G workshop: 3D ovariesVascular workshop: leg arteries/bypassMusculoskeletal workshop: forefoot pain assessmentMusculoskeletal workshop: shoulderultrasound traps and tricks A$ 110.00O & G workshop: 3D ovariesVascular workshop: leg arteries/bypassMusculoskeletal workshop: forefoot pain assessmentMusculoskeletal workshop: shoulderultrasound traps and tricks A$ 110.00General workshop: neckVascular workshop: aortic endograftMusculoskeletal workshop: adhesive capsulitisO & G workshop: advanced heart A$ 110.00General workshop: neckMusculoskeletal workshop: adhesive capsulitisO & G workshop: advanced heartVascular workshop: aortic endograft A$ 110.00O & G Workshop: 3D fetal heartAbdominal workshop: portal hypertensionMusculoskeletal workshop: fingerVascular workshop: chronic venous insufficiency A$ 110.00O & G Workshop: 3D fetal heartMusculoskeletal workshop: fingerAbdominal workshop: portal hypertensionVascular workshop: chronic venous insufficiency A$ 110.00Musculoskeletal workshop: advanced shoulderO & G workshop: 3D endometriumVascular workshop: deep vein thrombosisScanning the large breast A$ 110.00Musculoskeletal workshop: advanced shoulderO & G workshop: 3D endometriumVascular workshop: deep vein thrombosisScanning the large breast A$ 110.00Musculoskeletal workshop: lower limb nervesVascular workshop: leg arteries A$ 110.00Musculoskeletal workshop: lower limb nervesVascular workshop: leg arteries A$ 110.00Live Scanning Workshop Fees Sub-Total A$WFUMB–Winfocus Workshop – Thursday, 3 September 2009Minimum numbers applySession 1 : 09:00 – 11:00ororSession 2 : 11:45 – 13:45ororDVT & Vascular Access1st Trimester PregnancyCritical Care Echo A$ 275.00PaediatricHigh Resolution - Testis/OcularAdvanced Echo A$ 275.00Session 3 : 14:30 – 16:30ororAdvanced TraumaMusculoskeletal/Nerve BlockAdvanced Abdomen – Biliary, Renal A$ 275.00WFUMB–Winfocus Workshop Fees Sub-Total A$Courses – Thursday, 3 September 2009Nuchal translucency course Translabial ultrasound course Fetal echo course Point of careSocial ProgramOpening Ceremony and Welcome DrinksThe Committee extends a warm invitation to delegates andguests to attend the Welcome Drinks. This function will givedelegates an opportunity to relax with colleagues and meetnew friends. The evening includes light refreshments.Congress DinnerDress: Smart BusinessDate Time Attending Tickets TotalSunday, 30 August 2009 18:30 – 20:30 YesNoWednesday, 2 September 2009 19:30 – 23:00 YesNoIncluded in registration feeAdditional Tickets@ A$ 65.00A$Tickets @ A$ 150.00 A$Social Program Sub-Total A$Please complete your registration fee payment details overleaf… Grand Total Registration Fees Enclosed A$Please check the Congress website for up-to-date informationwww.wfumb2009.com

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