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Welcome letterThe wonderful city of Buenos Aires, capital of the Republic of Argentina and cultural center of Latin America, will host an international scientific event which will boast the presence of the whole medical community of our specialty in a very relevant framework such as the XII International Congress of the Latin American Venous Forum, the XIX International Congress of the Argentinian College of Venous and Lymphatic Surgery and the IX International Interuniversity Congress of Advances on Phlebology, Lymphology and Aesthetics.

It is a great honor for us to share the scientific space of this event with the UIP (International Union of Phlebology) General Council Meeting (formed by 75 societies of 55 countries) & Executive Committee Meetings,.

In addition, we will have the VII Congress of the Bonaerense Society of Phlebology and Lymphology (SFLB), the IV Congress of the Buenos Aires Association of Phlebology and Lymphology (AFLIPBA).

We will receive the medical community of Uruguay in its I Congress of the Uruguayan Society of Phlebology and Lymphology (SUFyL), we will also host the Andean Conference ACUFLA - PATAGONIA - SOCHIFyL and the Mercosur Symposium.

This Organizing Committee is proud to host a variety of prominent personalities who will give this event, alongside the national referents in the field, the brilliance that has made it stand out throughout the years.

We are guided by a truly conciliatory spirit, which is constantly preserved and expanded by the uni-versities and scientific societies that we represent. With a prevailing sense of responsibility for medical education, we seek to transfer this spirit to other relevant fields willing to share these events with us.

It is also a great pleasure for us to present our colleagues with a scientific program of outstanding ac-ademic level as part of our Medical Continuous Training. The program brings together many worldwide and national references in our field, who work day after day to foster an ethical and investigative spirit in young minds, to boost intellectual growth.

The effort we have made in the organization of this Congress is highly rewarded by your presence. We hope this event, while representing our thoughts, continues to be a useful tool for growth and unity.

Carlos Simkin

President of the International Congress of the Latin American

Venous Forum

Oscar E. Regalado

President of the International Congress of the Argentinian

College of Venous and Lymphatic Surgery

Oscar H. Bottini

President of the International In-teruniversity Congress on Advances

on Phlebology, Lymphology and Aesthetics

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The city of Buenos Aires will host the XII International Congress of the Latin American Venous Forum, the XIX International Congress of the Argentinian College of Venous and Lymphatic Surgery and the IX International Interuniversity Congress of Advances in Phlebology, Lymphology and Aesthetics, between April 7th and 9th, 2021, that will take place in the InterContinental Hotel Buenos Aires. The choice of this area will allow us to have a wide foyer for the distribution of commercial booths and will guarantee the access of the attendees to the 8 rooms distributed on 2 floors, as well as a main conference room with a maximum capacity for 450 people, where simultaneous activities will be developed.

This event has been organized for more than 15 years and is part of the national and international calendar, standing out in particular in the year 2021 for the magnitude and participation levels it will reach. Its organizers, the Latin American Venous Forum (FVL), the Argentinian College of Venous and Lymphatic Surgery (CACVyL) and the International Interuniversity Network on Venous Diseases (vWIN) will be honored to receive the UIP General Council (International Union of Phlebology) & Executive Committee meetings and all the Latin American Scientific Societies in the field by means of the presence of their Presidents, who will attend their Latin American Meeting, and the members of their directive commissions that will actively participate in the congress.

Other events of high professional relevance will take place in the same field, in which prominent figures will participate. These are the VII Congress of the Bonaerense Society of Phlebology and Lymphology (SFLB), the IV Congress of the Phlebology and Lymphology Association of Buenos Aires Province (AFLIPBA), the I Congress of the Uruguayan Society of Phlebology and Lymphology (SUFyL), the Andean Conference ACUFLA - PATAGONIA - SOCHIFyL, the Mercosur Symposium, the I Argentinean Congress for Patients with Venous diseases, Lymphedema and Lipedema, and the International Congress on Nutrition and Obesity Therapeutics “Interdisciplinary Management of Flebolinphology, Aesthetics and Nutrition”.

The Forum of Forum will also be present for the first time carrying out an interesting scientific ac-tivity.

We will boast over 200 foreign guest speakers, and we are inviting all Presidents of UIP member societies.

An ambitious scientific program is being elaborated for these events.

In the Phlebology area there will be Hands-on courses pre and post congress, symposiums and dissertations of national and international references in topics such as Vascular Diagnosis, Endo-vascular Procedures (laser and radiofrequency), Thrombolysis and Stenting, among others.

Vascular Rehabilitation, Wound Care and Handling of Impulse Suction Pumps will also be ad-dressed during the Congress of the AIACH by world leaders in the subject.

An ambitious program of Continuing Medical Training for graduates and colleagues in training will be promoted through the careers of the field. We will offer intensive certifications and Hands-On courses.

We will also count on the support of the industry, that will actively participate with workshops and symposiums.

Open letter to the community

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Carlos Simkin

President of the International Congress of the Latin American

Venous Forum

Oscar E. Regalado

President of the International Congress of the Argentinian

College of Venous and Lymphatic Surgery

Oscar H. Bottini

President of the International In-teruniversity Congress on Advances on Phlebology, Lymphology and

Aesthetics

The main world leaders in Lymphedema, as well as prestigious plastic surgeons and specialists in Cosmetic Medicine, will make their presentation in topics such as Transdermal Laser, Facial and Body Aesthetics.

Courses of Sclerotherapy, Doppler Ultrasound, Thrombolysis and Aesthetics, in addition to sympo-siums of national societies, Lymphatic Drainage, Compressive Therapy, Taping, Angiodysplasias, etc., will be of great interest and will occupy an important place in the congress.

We have noticed that our young colleagues in universities are eager for this knowledge, and that is why we call on you to provide all your support, thus making progress in the learning of new technologies, through quality teaching.

Looking forward to meeting you, we greet you sincerely,

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Declarations of InterestThe Congress has been declared of legislative interest by the Chamber of the Senate of the Nation, Health Commission, Declaration Project S-3308/14.

The Congress has been declared of scientific and cultural interest by the Honorable Legislature of the City of Buenos Aires, Declaration 491/2014.

The Congress has been declared of cultural interest by the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Buenos Aires, Resolution 1648, sanctioned on 08/22/16.

Institutional Sponsorship of the Tourism Entity of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires / RESOL 2019 - 203 - GCABA-ENTUR

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University auspices and participant Universities

• Specialization in Phlebology and Lymphol-ogy-University of Buenos Aires (UBA) (IN PROCESS)

• Specialization in Phlebology and Lympholo-gy-Pontifical Catholic University of Argenti-na (UCA)

• University of Business and Social Sciences- UCES

• National University of La Plata-Speciali-zation in Surgery- Faculty of Medical Sci-ence-Argentina

• National University of Córdoba-Argentina (IN PROCESS)

• University of Arizona-USA (IN PROCESS)

• University of Ferrara -Italy (IN PROCESS)

• University of San Sebastián-Chile (IN PROCESS)

• Pontifical Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul-Brazil (IN PROCESS)

• National University of Asunción-Paraguay , (IN PROCESS)

• Autonomous University of Bucaraman-ga - Faculty of Health Sciences - Colombia (UNAB)

• Argentine School of Phlebology and Lym-phology - Argentine Society of Phlebolo-gy and Lymphology (SAFyL), and Graduate School of the Argentine Medical Association (EGAMA)

Scientific auspices, organizing and participant societies

• Latin American Venous Forum-FVL

• Argentinian College of Venous and Lym-phatic Surgery-CACVYL

• Venous World Interuniversity Network-vWIN

• Argentinian Society of Phlebology and Lymphology-SAFYL

• Bonaerense Society of Phlebology and Lymphology-SFLB

• Phlebology and Lymphology Association of Buenos Aires Province-AFLIPBA

• International Union of Phlebology-UIP

• International Union of Angiology-UIA

• Panamerican Society of Phlebology, Lym-phology and Aesthetic Medicine

• Brazilian Society of Phlebology and Lym-phology

• Brazilian Society of Angiology and Vascular Surgery

• Colombian Association of Angiology and Vascular Surgery

• Chilean Society of Phlebology and Lym-phology

• Ecuadorian Society of Phlebolymphology and Microcirculation

• Paraguayan Society of Phlebology and Lymphology

• Peruvian Society of Angiology and Vascular Surgery

• Peruvian Society of Thoracic Cardiac and Vascular Surgery

• Argentinian Association of Surgery

• Argentinian Interdisciplinary Association of Wound healing-AIACH

• Rosario Association of Phlebology and Lymphology-Argentina

• Association of Phlebology, Lymphology and arteriopathies of Cuyo Region-ACUFLA

• Association of Phlebology and Lymphology of Patagonia Region-Argentina

• Society of Phlebology and Lymphology of Tucuman-Argentina

• Association of Phlebology and Lymphology of the Northeast of Argentina- NEA

• Civil Association of Phlebology and Lym-phology of Cordoba-Argentina

• Argentinian Association of surgical nurses -AADI

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CommitteeEXECUTIVE COMMITEE

PresidentsOscar Bottini (Argentina)

Oscar Regalado (Argentina)

Carlos Simkin (Argentina)

Associated National PresidentsMiguel Amore (Argentina)Mabel Bussati (Argentina)

Guillermo Camicia (Argentina)Cesar Casavola (Argentina)

Associated International PresidentsSergio Gianesini (Italy)Alfredo Prego (Uruguay)

Jorge Ulloa Herrera (Colombia)

Vice PresidentsEduardo Altavista (Argentina)Eduardo González (Argentina)

Emil Kamai (Uruguay)José Ovelar (Argentina)

Raul Sandro Murray (Argentina) Yung Wei Chi (USA)

General SecretariesOscar Gural (Argentina)Juan Paolini (Argentina)Luis Parrotta (Argentina)Jorge Segura (Argentina)Mauricio Volpi (Uruguay)

Scientific SecretariesHernán Bauzá (Argentina)

Marcelo Dándolo (Argentina)Néstor Giraldez (Argentina)

Paola Ortiz (Uruguay)Juan Patt (Argentina)

Scientific ProsecretariesDaniel Fuks (Argentina)

Alejandro Kornberg (Argentina)Oscar Maggio (Argentina)Daniel Nitto (Argentina)

Diego Ferrari Tropper (Argentina)

Academic SecretariesDaniela Calcina (Argentina)Alejandro Conde (Argentina)Martin Delgado (Argentina)

Martin Mazzurco (Argentina)Ezequiel Pietravallo (Argentina)

Academic Prosecretaries Juan Pablo Ares (Argentina)Mariana Dotta (Argentina)Roxana Katsini (Argentina)Jimena Regalado (Argentina)Osvaldo Sánchez (Argentina)Milagros Solana (Argentina)

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INTERNACIONAL SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE Honorary presidents

Claudio Alegra (Italy), Nick Morrison (USA), Hugo Partsch (Austria), Eberhard Rabe (Germany), Angelo Scuderi (Brazil).

PresidentsPier Luigi Antignani (Italy), Ahmet Kürşat Bozkurt (Turkey), Andrew Bradbury (UK), Alun Davies (UK),

Mark Meissner (USA), Kurosh Parsi (Australia), Malay Patel (India), Paul Thibault (Australia).

Vice PresidentsVictor Canata (Paraguay), Sergio Gianesini (Italy), Lowell Kabnick (USA), Dong-Ik Kim (Korea), Lo-

renzo Tessari (Italy).

Members (confirmed to date)Denis Borsuk (Russia), Elena Burleva (Russia) , Domenico Corda (Italy), José Díaz (USA), Elena Go-ranova (Bulgaria), Dominik Heim (Switzerland), Evgeny Ivanov (Russia), Julián Javier (USA), Ravul Jindal (India), Oscar Maletti (Italy), Pauline Raymond Martimbeau (Canada), Erika Mendoza (Ger-

many), Majid Moini (Iran), Giovanni Mosti (Italy), Pramook Mutirangura (Thailand), Sarah Onida (UK), Shoaib Padaria (India), Gennaro Quarto (Italy), Johann Raag (Germany), Mohamad Reza Motamedi

(Iran), Tanija Rucigaj (Slovenia), Marlin Schul (USA), Nuttawut Sermsathanasawadi (Thailand), Evgeny Shaydakov (Russia), Kaspar Svatopluk (Czech Republic), Jinsong Wang (China).

LATIN AMERICAN SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEEHonorary presidents

Julio Henrique Ferreira (Brazil), Valente Guerrero (Mexico), Pedro Pablo Komlos (Brazil), Alberto Martinez Granados (El Salvador), José Antonio Muñoa Prado (Mexico), Alvaro Orrego (Chile), Ismael Pizarro (Chile), Roberto Simkin (Argentina), Magdiel Trinidad (Mexico), Jorge Ulloa Dominguez (Co-

lombia), Fernando Vega Rasgado (Mexico).

PresidentsLuis Arias Villarroel (Bolivia), Juan Bombin (Chile), Javier Cabezas (Costa Rica), Carlos Carvalho

(Brazil), Roberto Corbeta (Paraguay), Walter Guitton Arteaga (Peru), Ernesto Intriago (Ecuador), Al-berto Marin (Dominican Republic), Julio Naranjo (Colombia), Hugo Navas (Venezuela), Bruno Naves

(Brazil), Luis Rodriguez (El Salvador), Fabricio Santiago (Brazil), Javier Serralde (Mexico).

Vice PresidentsChantal Agüero (Paraguay), Juan Chunga Pietro (Peru), Lorena Grillo (Costa Rica), Mariuxi Morales

Bazurto (Ecuador).

Members (confirmed to date)Tomás Cortez Bardales (Peru), Rodney Díaz (Guatemala), Graciela Figueiredo (Uruguay), Herbert Freyre (Peru), Juan Pablo Fuenzalida (Chile), Arturo González (El Salvador), Ernesto Intriago Loor (Ecuador), Giselle Ortiz (Panama), Alberto Pérez Baquero (Dominican Republic), Reynold Jossef

Pérez Stefan (Dominican Republic), Mayda Quiñones (Cuba), Agnes Regis (Brazil), Julissa Rodríguez (Panama), Benigno Rojas (Bolivia), Fabricio Santana (Ecuador), Andrés Vera (Ecuador), Gerardo

Victoria (Panama), Luis Villalaz (Panama).

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NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEEHonorary presidents

Héctor Caldevilla, Jose Luis Ciucci, Juan Nigro, Cristóbal Papendieck, Antonio Pietravallo, Armando Schapira, Dino Sfarcich, Eduardo Tkach.

PresidentsGuillermo Buero, Alberto Deluchi Levene, Jorge Fernández, Ángel Guzmán, Hugo Martinez, Roberto

Venesia.

Vice PresidentsHéctor Alfonso, Jose Sergio Felibert, Jorge Fernández, Martin Ferreyra, José Luis Genta, Oscar Gracz,

Marcelo Morales, Marcelo Venecia, Julia Vilarelle González.

Members (confirmed to date) Ariel Anocibar, Claudia Aroca, Leonardo Dávila, Monserrat Diaz, Daniela Durán, Daniel Forte, Daniel Garcia, Román Landi, Alicia Ludueña, Cristina Marecos, Pablo Monayar, Gustavo Morbidoni, Norah

Moya, Osvaldo Novaira, Alejandro Padilla, Adolfo Rey, Raúl Reynoso, Fanny Rodriguez Santos, Ariel Romano, Javier Rubinsky, Alberto Silva, Milagros Solana, Guillermo Villagra, Aldo Zamboni.

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ORGANIZING COMMITTEE THERAPEUTIC IN OBESITY CONGRESSARGENTINE CONGRESS OF THERAPEUTICS IN NUTRITION AND OBESITY

INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF NUTRITIONAL THERAPEUTICS“30 YEARS OF THE NUTRITION SERVICE OF THE GERMAN HOSPITAL”

PresidentDr Cesar Casavola

VicepresidentDra Giselle Vergara

SecretaryDr Raul Sandro Murray

TreasurerDra Veronica Villar

Pro-TreasurerLic. Zulma Perez

Scientific SecretaryDra Mariana Tahhan

VocalDra Marta Alicia Sanchez

Dra Ana CascuDr Pablo Lopez Schimpf

Dr Facundo RavottiDra Carolina Aruta

Scientific CommissionDr Lisandro García

Dr Hugo MontemerloDr Eduardo Osvaldo Esteban

Dra Margarita LarraldeDr Alejandro Caride

Dr Carlos NigroDr javier Osatnik

Dr Rudolf BuxhoevedenDr Carlos Bas

Dr Rolando SalinasDr Oscar BottiniDr Juan Sorda

Dra Angelika ScheucherDr Claudio Higa

Dr Gustavo Prezzavento

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Preliminary ProgramUIP GENERAL COUNCIL

UIP EXECOM MEETING

Meeting of the Executive Committee of the Interna-tional Union on Phlebology.

UIP EDUCATION COMMITTEE

Information about the IUP Online Course in order to bring it closer to the medical community.

Certification of knowledge according to the American Board on Venous and Lymphatic Medicine. Accredi-tation of individual IUP members.

Update of academic contents in post-graduate edu-cation.

MEDICAL EDUCATION IN PHLEBOLOGY AND LYMPHOLOGY

With the participation of 47 universities from all around the world.

• New technologies as handicap in surgical learning.

• Development of careers in Latin America.

• Reach of Phlebology. What does a phlebologist need to know today?

LATIN AMERICAN INTERSOCIETARY MEETING

With the attendance of the presidents of all Latin American Scientific Societies in the field. It will re-view topics such as:

• Scientific Societies and the Industry.

• How to get linked to medical development?

• Balance between ethics and development.

INTERNATIONAL INTERSOCIETARY MEETING

All Presidents of UIP member Scientific Societies will be invited to attend this meeting. Several aca-demic and scientific aspects will be discussed, all necessary for the progression of their careers, espe-cially in developing countries.

I CONGRESS OF THE URUGUAYAN SOCIETY OF PHLEBOLOGY AND LYMPHOLOGY.

Río de la Plata chapter of endovascular procedures.

MERCOSUR SYMPOSIUM

Paraguayan Society of Phlebology and Lymphology, Association of Phlebology and Lymphology of the Northeast of Argentina-NEA, Brazilian Society of Vascular Surgery.

ANDEAN CONFERENCE

Chilean Society of Phlebology and Lymphology, Asso-ciation of Phlebology, Lymphology and Arteriopa-thies of Cuyo Region, Association of Phlebology and Lymphology of Patagonia Region.

AIACH-ARGENTINIAN INTERDISCIPLINARY ASSOCIATION OF WOUND HEALING

• Update on advanced wound care in the world.• Centers of wound healing.

• Development stages.

• Protocols for advanced wound care.

LATIN AMERICAN GROUP OF DIABETIC FOOT. INTERDISCIPLINARY MANAGEMENT.

VASCULAR DIAGNOSIS• Anatomy applied to venous pathologies.• 21st Century. New technologies, new applications.• Doppler ultrasound, CT, MRI, IVUS.• Diagnosis Centers in Argentina. Quality controls.

ULTRASONOGRAPHY-GUIDED PROCE-DURES-PRESENT AND PAST IN IVC..

• New technologies

Classification according to the use of tumes-cence, thermal energy generators, etc.

Ablative technique of saphenous, perforating and telangiectases veins using water vapor.

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• Does it really work? Comparison with other ablative methods both tumescent and not tumescent (T-T and NTNT).

• Mechano-chemical ablation. MOCA Different devices for the same purpose.

• Flebogrif vs clarivein vs ultrasonography-guided sclerotherapy.

• Ablation with cyanoacrylate adhesive. How many adhesive glues are there?

• Which one is of exclusively phrenological use? Tech-niques and tactics for its correct use. Occlusion rates in the middle term, comparisons with radiofrequency and laser.

• Complications

• Marketing and results.

ENDOVASCULAR LASER• Wavelengths. Current experience.• Occlusion index and adverse effects.• Contact fibers, past or present?• Sapheno-femoral junction. The place for the shot.• Cost-benefit. How does it influence the therapeu-tic decision?

RADIOFREQUENCY• Sharing of results with Closure Fast in Latin America and worldwide.

• Radiofrequency and Laser: Cost-benefit relation-ship.

ULTRASONOGRAPHY-GUIDED SCLEROTHERAPY• Indications / Results / Complications.• Competence or complement with Thermo-oblite-ration (Laser - RF).

• FOAM How to make it more stable? Future re-search.

• Techniques applied to FOAM. Types of catheters.

CHRONIC VENOUS INSUFFICIENCY• Diagnosis protocols.• Varicose Recurrence: New concepts.

• Repermeabilization or Recurrence?

• Importance of angiogenesis in varicose recurrence.

• Perforating Venous System. Importance in the development of CVI.

DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS AND PULMONARY THROMBOEMBOLISM

• DVT and PTE worldwide.• Therapeutic approach in Latin America.

APPLIED LYMPHOLOGY AND KINESIOLOGY• Vascular rehabilitation.• Non-vascular rehabilitation.• Rehabilitation of muscle pumps.

CERTIFICATIONS AND HANDS ON COURSES

DOPPLER ULTRASOUND. Basic, intermediate and advanced modules.

BIOSECURITY when using Laser, RF, IPL.

ADVANCED WOUNDS HEALING. Interactive management.

DIABETIC FOOT. Step by step management.

TRANSDERMIC LASER in vascular pathology.

INTERACTIVE MESOTHERAPY. Corporal and Facial.

NEW TENDENCIES IN NON INVASIVE CORPO-RAL COSMETICS.

MARKETING IN PHLEBOLOGY.

IMAGES IN MEDICINE.

MANUAL LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE.

EVIDENCE-BASED COMPRESSION THERAPY.

• Multilayer bandages: upper and lower limb, spe-cial areas

• Taping (lympho-taping, algo-taping, ulcus-taping)

4th AADI TRAINING CONFERENCE FOR SURGI-CAL NURSES IN PHLEBOLOGY AND ENDOVAS-

CULAR SURGERY

CONVERSATIONS WITTH THE COMMUNITY

NATIONAL LYMPHEDEMA DAY

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OBESITY AND NUTRITION THERAPEUTICS “INTERDISCIPLINARY MANAGEMENT OF FLE-

BOLINPHOLOGY, AESTHETICS AND NUTRITION”

FIRST INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS

• Actual state• Obesity Categorization• Current and future epidemiology • The ages of Obesity• Morbidity and mortality in relation to Obesity• Inflammation and adipose tissue

• Associated Diseases I• Diabetes or Sleep Apnea• Dyslipidemia• Cancer: the perpetual mechanism• Brain and Obesity

• Associated Diseases II• Hepatic Steatosis• Steatohepatitis• Joint pathology• Joint dermatology

• Dermatology in Obesity: • Microbiota: is it a current disease?• Body Composition• Multifrequency Bioimpedance: A useful tool in the

office• Phase Angle: its usefulness• Sarcopenic Obesity• Sarcopenia: Change is possible

• Pharmacotherapy I• Use of Drugs in the world• Regulation of Drugs in Argentina• Pharmacological Groups• Can drugs cause obesity?

• Pharmacotherapy II• Mazindol• Liraglutide• Naltrexone - Bupropion• Topiramate - Phentermine

• Bariatric Surgery• Trends in Bariatric Surgery• Gastric Sleeve• By Pass• New Techniques: Magnets, Ball in capsule ...• Prebariatric Protocol

• Follow-up in Bariatric Surgery• Nutrition Tracking

• Psychological Follow-up• Body image• Clinical Follow-up• Prevention of sarcopenia

• Venous and Lymphatic Pathology• Venous pathology in Obesity

• Lymphatic pathology in Obesity

• Treatment in venous pathology

• Treatment in lymphatic pathology

• Exercise and caloric expenditure• Caloric expenditure, what it is and how it is meas-

ured• Obesity and energy use• Calisthenics or isometric exercises?• Treatment of sarcopenia• Brain and exercise

• Fast• Cell fuel• Modified Atkins Diet• Intermittent fasting• Ketogenic Diet

• Eating Disorder• Individual treatment vs group treatment• Binge eating• Does vegetarianism hide something?• Urgencies in TCA

• Vegetarianism and Veganism• Current status• Vegetarianism in children and adolescents• How to improve the diet• Critical nutrient: B12• Iron• Body composition in vegetarians

• Treatment networks• Journalism in Obesity• Group Treatment• Telemedicine: is it possible?• Vision from the state

• Integrative approach to Obesity• Body-mind techniques• Relaxation• Meditation• Yoga• Phytotherapy

• Critical Obese Patient

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General InformationRegistration Grants: Sponsoring companies will issue registration grants, only valid with early registra-tions. It will not be possible to register on site benefiting from a registration grant.

Accreditation: Carrying an accreditation badge is compulsory, with no exceptions. It is not allowed to enter the different conference sectors without an accreditation badge. These badges are read by our system as you enter different areas. Please do not compromise controlling staff.

Press accreditation: Paper, radio and TV press media must also have a valid accreditation badge.

Certificates: Certificates will be available online and will be downloaded from the website.

Mobile phones: Delegates are required to turn their phones off when attending scientific activities in the venue’s rooms.

Security: Please take care of your personal belongings. The organization will not be responsible for any damages or losses of personal items.

THE ORGANIZATION’S STAFF WILL BE DULY IDENTIFIED WITH THEIR CORRESPONDING ACCREDITA-TION BADGES

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Regulations for conference sessions

Session chairpersons1. It is advised that session chairpersons proceed to

their respective rooms at least 15 minutes before the beginning of the session in order to organize it with the session coordinator and secretary.

2. Session chairpersons will present all speakers as shown in the Scientific Program.

3. In order to close the session, a short summary or commentary can be made whenever time allows.

4. Questions from the audience will be accepted and answered once all speakers have made their presentation. No questions will be al-lowed between presentations. The chronogram will have a specially designated time for this.

5. Questions will be answered until the end time of the session. No questions will be accepted when time is over.

6. In case the public is particularly interested in one of the presentations, the speaker and interested attendees will be asked to remain in the room once the session is over.

Session coordinator1. It is advised that session coordinators proceed

to their respective rooms at least 15 minutes be-fore the beginning of the session in order to organize it with the session chairperson and secretary.

2. Session coordinators will receive the chrono-gram for the session and will be asked to strict-ly comply with it. They will control the time for each presentation and will be able to demand strict compliance with schedules.

3. The time for each presentation will be shown in a screen in front of each speaker. All speakers must be warned two minutes before the end of their presentation time, which can’t be sur-passed under any circumstances.

4. The coordinator will be in charge of the dis-cussion panel and will be able to open the debate to the public.

5. The command of the session must be handed back to the president at least two minutes be-fore the end of the session

Session secretary1. It is advised that session secretaries proceed to

their respective rooms at least 15 minutes be-fore the beginning of the session in order to organize it with the session chairperson and coordinator.

2. The secretary will receive the chronogram for the session and will be asked to comply with it. A second copy will be handed out to the co-ordinator.

3. The secretary will be in charge of locating the speakers a few minutes before the beginning of the session, and will give them each a copy of these regulations, informing them about the time allotted for their presentations.

4. The secretary will be able to notify the speaker when they run out of time for their presenta-tion, whenever the coordinator asks them to.

Speaker1. Please hand your presentation out in a CD/USB

stick in the Presentation Delivery Area at least one hour before the session.

2. Please contact the session secretary of your session at least 15 minutes before the session begins in order to confirm your attendance.

3. You will be required to comply with the allotted time, since the audio system, once time is over, will automatically shut down and the session will end, without any exceptions. You will be able to control total and remaining time in a monitor in front of you.

4. You will be required to remain in the room after the complete session is over, since ques-tions by attendees will be answered after the last presentation.

We know all of you will understand that these regula-tions were redacted in order to ensure optimal func-tioning of all scientific sessions. They are all based in the principle of respect for your own time as well as other speakers.

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Technical Secretariat

Cucha Cucha 1055 – 3rd Floor, Apartment A

1405 Capital Federal - Buenos Aires – Argentina

Phone +54 11 4588 0660

E-mail:

info@fase20.com

Website:

www.congresoflebologiayestetica.com

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Venue

InterContinental Hotel of Buenos AiresAddress:

Moreno 809, Capital Federal, C1091AAQ, Buenos Aires, Argentina

This luxurious hotel in Buenos Aires embodies the classic style of this historical city. It is provided with comfortable suites, interior pool and spa. This hotel is conveniently placed near outstanding cultural icons, museums, theatres, typical Argentinian cafés and famous neighborhoods such as San Telmo and Florida´s boardwalk. It also offers guests the chance to have an authentic Argentinian experience within a framework of scientific excellence.

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Cooperation Options

Commercial Opportunities

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Commercial Exhibition Area (stands)

See table below including Stand numbers, measure-ments and costs.

STAND No DIMENSIONS SURFACE AREA MAX HEIGHT COST1 3 ,5x2 mts 7mt2 2 ,2mts USD 5 .500

2 6x2 mts 12mts2 2 ,2mts USD 8 .000

2A 3x2 mts 6mts2 2 ,2mts USD 5 .000

2B 3x2 mts 6mts2 2 ,2mts USD 5 .000

3 6x2 mts 12mts2 2 ,2mts USD 8 .000

3A 3x2 mts 6mts2 2 ,2mts USD 5 .000

3B 3x2 mts 6mts2 2 ,2mts USD 5 .000

4 5x2mts 10mts2 2 ,2mts USD 6 .500

5 I rregu lar 24mts2 2 ,2mts USD 9 .000

6 4 ,5x2mts 9mts2 2 ,2mts USD 7 .000

7 3 ,6x3 ,6mts 13mts2 2 ,2mts USD 10 .000

8 10x2 , 1mts 2 1mts2 2 ,2mts USD 8 .000

9 3 ,5x 1 ,5mts 5 ,25mts2 1 ,8mts USD 4 .000

10 I rregu lar 7 ,4mts2 2 ,2mts USD 4 .000

11 I rregu lar 8mts2 2 ,2mts USD 2 .500

12 3x2mts 6mts2 2 ,2mts USD 3 .000

13 2 ,2x 1 ,5mts 3 ,3mts2 2 ,2mts USD 2 .000

14 2 ,2x 1 ,5mts 3 ,3mts2 2 ,2mts USD 2 .000

15 5x1 ,5mts 7 ,5mts2 2 ,2mts USD 5 .000

16 5x1 ,5mts 7 ,5mts2 2 ,2mts USD 5 .000

17 5x1 ,5mts 7 ,5mts2 2 ,2mts USD 5 .000

18 5x1 ,5mts 7 ,5mts2 2 ,2mts USD 5 .000

19 5x1 ,5mts 7 ,5mts2 2 ,2mts USD 4 .500

20 5x1 ,5mts 7 ,5mts2 2 ,2mts USD 4 .500

21 4x2 ,3mts 9 ,2mts2 2 ,4mts USD 6 .500

22 3 ,7x2 ,3mts 8 ,5mts2 2 ,4mts USD 5 .500

23 5x1 ,5mts 7 ,5mts2 2 ,4mts USD 8 .000

24 4x2 ,7mts 10 ,8mts2 2 ,4mts USD 5 .500

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STAND No DIMENSIONS SURFACE AREA MAX HEIGHT COST25 10x2 ,7mts 27mts2 2 ,4mts USD 12 .000

26 2x2 ,7mts 5 ,4mts2 2 ,4mts USD 2 .500

27 2x2 ,7mts 5 ,4mts2 2 ,4mts USD 2 .500

28 2x2 ,7mts 5 ,4mts2 2 ,4mts USD 2 .500

29 6x6mts 36mts2 2 ,2mts USD 20 .000

30 2 ,3x 1 ,5mts 3 ,45mts2 2 ,4mts USD 2 .000

31 2 ,3x 1 ,5mts 3 ,45mts2 2 ,4mts USD 2 .000

32 3 ,7x2 ,3mts 8 ,5mts2 2 ,4mts USD 5 .500

33 4x2 ,3mts 9 ,2mts2 2 ,4mts USD 6 .500

34 3x2mts 6mts2 2 ,2mts USD 4 .500

35 3x2mts 6mts2 2 ,2mts USD 4 .500

37 6x2 mts 12mts2 2 ,2mts USD 7 .000

38 6x2 mts 12mts2 2 ,2mts USD 7 .000

39 5x2mts 10mts2 2 ,2mts USD 5 .500

40 I rregu lar 16mts2 2 ,2mts USD 8 .000

41 I rregu lar 7 ,4mts2 2 ,2mts USD 3 .000

42 I rregu lar 8mts2 2 ,2mts USD 2 .000

43 2x2mts 4mts2 2 ,2mts USD 1 . 500

44 3x2mts 6mts2 2 ,2mts USD 4 .500

45 3x2mts 6mts2 2 ,2mts USD 4 .500

46 3x2mts 6mts2 2 ,2mts USD 4 .500

47 3x2mts 6mts2 2 ,2mts USD 4 .500

Taxes not included

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Scientific collaborationsSymposium: A sponsored symposium will be included in the scientific program, being held in one of the main conference rooms. Both the content and the speakers of the session must be previously ap-proved by the Organizing Committee.This collaboration Includes the audiovisual equip-ment of the room.The sponsoring company will cover the expenses of the speakers, interpreters, catering, etc.

Workshop:A sponsored Workshop will be included in the scientific program, being held in one of the secondary conference rooms. Both the content and the speakers of the session must be pre-viously approved by the Organizing Committee.This collaboration DOES NOT Include the audiovis-ual equipment of the room.Presentations of products are allowed during workshops.

Room Naming:Conference rooms will be named after compa-nies and / or their products and these will be announced in the program, other relevant graphic materials, etc.

Speaker inclusion in the Congress Program: Previously approved by the Organizing Committee.

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Collaborations with audiovisual announcements

Information center and pager:Before any piece of information is provided, the sponsoring company will be referred to.

Internet Central: Stand No 5.:The Internet Central will provide Internet and e-mail access to all attendees. The sponsor will have a room for this purpose where they can use banners/ads us-ing names of products or companies.

Logo projection during intersession intervals.

Collaborations with static announcements

Signaling indicating directions to venue sites: Signs will be placed at the entrance of the halls and corridors to indicate areas. The sponsor will cover the cost of signage. The logo of the compa-ny or product can be placed on said signage.

Posters on sessions room podium:These posters will be placed in the main rooms. The sponsor will cover the costs of the posters. Usage of the logo of the company or their prod-ucts is allowed.

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Materials for delegates

Exclusive Sponsorship for Congress bags: The sponsors will also cover the cost of the pro-duction of the bags for all attendees. The original imagery proposed by the organizers must be pre-served, and then the sponsoring company may in-clude their own logo or a product´s logo.

Exclusive Sponsorship of pens and notepads: The sponsors will also cover the cost of the pro-duction of pens and notepads for all attendees. The inclusion of their logo/product logo is allowed.

Exclusive sponsorship of Final Program: The sponsors will be responsible for the printing costs of the final program to be handed out to all delegates. The design prepared beforehand by the organization must be used. The company may in-clude a logo/product´s logo too.

These grant the right to exclusive spon-sorship.

Pocket Program version. The sponsors will be responsible for the printing costs of a reduced version in size and number of pages of the program that will be handed out to delegates with their accreditation bagdes. The sponsor’s logo can be included.

Exclusive sponsorship of accreditation badges: The sponsors will be responsible for the costs printing/preparing all accreditation badges to be handed out to all delegates. The design prepared by the organization must be used. The company may include a logo/product´s logo.

Badges or handkerchiefs for conference room staff.Badges or handkerchiefs for technical secretariat staff.

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Social collaborations

Closing dinner: Refer to the Technical Secretariat for more information: Exact date to be confirmed

Welcome Cocktail: Refer to the Technical Secretariat for more information: Exact date to be confirmed

Reception area:It will consist of a stand of 36 mt2 where you can distribute pamphlets, signage or ads. Includes cof-fee for all attendees.

Collaborations with Registrations

Consult with Technical Secretariat for packages including sponsorship of registrations for each stand.

Cooperation Options

Technological Services

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Interactive Touchscreen

Features:The full HD Touchscreen (1.92 cm x 1.08 cm) includes:

• Sponsor advertisement.

• Inclusion of the logo of the sponsor entity on each screen or on a fixed banner.

• Information of the scientific program.

• Congress venue and Commercial Exhibition maps including logos of the sponsors.

• Able to forward the scientific program with information of the Congress and logo of the sponsor to mobiles phones.

Advantages:• Advertising messages of great visual impact.

• User-friendly

• Inclusion of multimedia resources (video and sound) of the sponsor.

• It gives a modern and innovative image to the brand that sponsors it.

• It generates a great visual impact within the space in which it is located, generating more expectations than in the rest of the spaces available.

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Questions for speakers*

App to raise questions to any speaker via computer, smartphone or tablet. You only need to have internet access in any of these devices to access our platform.Before submitting a question, the user may direct it to a specific speaker. Otherwise, the system will consider it a global question. The moderator will visualize all ques-tions and will be able to filter them.

* When the venue characteristics allow

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Video Streaming

Features:It consists of a live broadcast of a scientific ses-sion via Internet. It distributes the event in HD, which allows the viewers to have the best intelli-gibility. It has great compatibility with all devices.

How does it work?With our live production system, we capture the speaker and presentation images and launch them to the internet. We provide a video play-er compatible with all web browsers and mobile devices.

What is it for? This system allows you to view the scientific sessions anywhere in the world via Internet.

Advantages• Great impact of the event online. • Video streaming is played live. • It allows users who are unable to attend the event to access its scientific content • HD quality for the event.

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Online Voting*

Features

• It consists of voting or polling through a website, accessible from a computer, smartphone or tablet. It is not necessary to download any previous application. To participate, it is only necessary to have any of the above mentioned devices with internet connection.

• The voting format is composed of questions, with additional descriptions or images, and of mul-tiple choice answers.

• The system limits the time for users to answer, sequentially through all questions settings. Once finished, a downloadable PDF file is generated with the results obtained.

* When the venue characteristics allow.

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Newsletters with updates during the Congress*

Features

The sponsor’s logo will be included in the circulars that we will send to remind about the sponsored sessions of the event.

* When the venue characteristics allow

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Collaboration SummaryScientific collaborations

Symposium USD 6 .000

Workshop USD 3 .000

Room Naming USD 2 .000

Speaker inclus ion in the Congress Program USD 1 .000

Collaborations with audiovisual announcements

Informat ion center and pager USD 4 .000

In ternet Centra l USD 5 .000

Logo pro jec t ion during in tersession in terva ls USD 500

Collaborations with static announcements

Signal ing USD 2 .000

Signal ing indicat ing d irec t ions to venue s i tes USD 2 .000

Materials for delegates

Exclus ive Sponsorship of Congress bags USD 1 . 500

Exclus ive Sponsorship of pens and notepads USD 1 . 500

Exclus ive sponsorship of Fina l Program USD 2 .000

Pocket Program vers ion USD 1 . 500

Exclus ive sponsorship of accredi tat ion badges USD 1 . 500

Badges or handkerchiefs for conference room sta f f USD 1 .000

Badges or handkerchiefs for technica l secre tariat s ta f f USD 1 .000

Social collaborations

C los ing Dinner Consul t wi th Technica l Secretaria t

Welcome Cockta i l Consul t wi th Technica l Secretaria t

Recept ion area USD 24 .000

Commercial Exhibition Area (See table)

Technology

In terac t ive mul t i- touch vert ica l screen USD 2 .500

Video s treaming Consul t wi th Techni-cal Secretaria t

Onl ine vot ing USD 1 .000

Quest ions for speakers USD 500

Newsle t ters wi th updates during the Congress USD 1 .00021% VAT Not included

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RegistrationsCuota inscripción

REDUCED FEE UN-

TIL SEMPTEMBER

30TH 2020

UNTIL NOVEMBER

30TH 2020

UNTIL FEBRUARY

28TH 2021

VENUE REGISTRA-

TION UNTIL APRIL

6TH 2021

Doctor ( foreigner) USD 242 USD 363 USD 484

UIP member socie ty a ffi l ia ted Doctor USD 145 USD 242 USD 363 USD 484

Nurses / Instrumentators / Chiropractor / Students / Residents / Companions USD 12 1 USD 182 USD 242

Prices shown include 21% VAT

Registration to the Congress includes: • All Congress documentation.• Access to all scientific sessions.• Coffee Breaks.

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Reservation FormInvoice Details

Business Name Vat Number

Address

City Postal Code Phone

E-Mail

***It is imperative that you send us by e-mail the corporate logo that you want to publish in the Congress documen-tation. Format .tiff, .psd or .eps, with a quality of 300ppp.

Contact person for follow-up of the agreement

Commercial name with which you want to appear

*** Please spell it as it should appear (uppercase, lowercase, accent)

This trade name will be the one published in the program.

We accept the conditions of the Commercial Exhibition, requesting through this form, the collaboration of:

Sponsorship

At the total indicated price of + 21% VAT, which will be fully paid through:

• For transfers in Argentine Pesos (ARS). Please use the following account:Acct. type: Cuenta Corriente en Pesos Acct. Holder: Fase 20Acct. Number: 425-000919/9CBU: 0720425220000000091990Alias: FASE20.SANTANDER.1

• For transfers in USD. Please use the following account:Bank: BBVAAccount Number: ES3801823387522012305031SWIFT code: BBVAESMMXXX

Signature and stamp in agreement: Date