World Congress on Controversies in Plastic Surgery & Dermatology (CoPLASDy)

Dermatology Medical Congress
Congress location: Barcelona, Spain
Date: 04 - 07 November 2010

The 1st World Congress on Controversies in Plastic Surgery and Dermatology (CoPLASDY) is the first of its kind to convene Plastic Surgeons and Dermatologists.  In this sense CoPLASDY is unique in emphasizing the interface of surgery and non invasive procedures.

The intention of CoPLASDY is to function as an exclusive forum for world leading experts from these two disciplines to share and compare experiences and tackle controversial issues in order to outline appropriate treatments and extend their services.   

Congress Goals:

  • Discuss etiology, management and new developments in a wide range of clinical dilemmas based on evidence and expert opinion
  • Reach the best clinical recommendation to current therapeutic dilemmas
  • Stimulate new research into currently unsolved controversies, promote education and public awareness

The Congress aims at reaching the ultimate state-of-the-art solutions, and providing clinicians with conclusive recommendations and reliable solutions, all based on current paramount significance.

 

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Early registration until 
September 20, 2010

Late registration from 
September 21, 2010

On Site

  Participants - Physicians and scientists

€490

€540

€590

  Nurses, Students/Trainees

€380

€430

€470

  Residents*

€320

€380

€420

  Accompanying Persons

€120

 

 

* Non-tenured junior scientists. Registration form must be accompanied by documentation of residency, or a letter from the Department Head, confirming their status. The letter should be printed on the department letterhead and addressed to the Registration Department of the Congress.

 

 

For further information about World Congress on Controversies in Plastic Surgery & Dermatology (CoPLASDy) please visit http://www.comtecmed.com/coplasdy/2010/

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