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FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT

THE SEVENTH INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS

INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY OF PATHOLOGY

UNIVERSITY OF MILAN, ITALY

5-11 September 1968

Under the Auspices of the

Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei

(2nd Circula r)

Partial view of the main court of the ancient Ca Granda (The Big House), built in 1456, formerly General Infirmary of Milan, now seat of the University of Milan.

(from a print of 1881).

President:

THE SEVENTH INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY OF PATHOLOGY

Alfonso Giordano, M.D., H.C.D. (Milan)

Vice-Presidents: Piera Locatelli, M.D. (Pavia)

Giacomo Mottura, M.D. (Turin)

General Secretary: Angelo Cantaboni, M.D. (Milan)

Treasurer: Giuseppe Grampa, M.D. (Milan)

Secretarial Office Address:

The 7th lAP Congress

c/o Institute of Morbid Anatomy, University of Milan

Via F. Sforza, 38 - 20122 Milan, Italy

Phone: 874200- 874214 - Cable: SEVIAP Milan

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III) Slide S eminar: ENDOCRINE PATHOLOGY (3 hours)

The seminar will be conducted by:

Sheldon C. Sommers, M.D. (Boston) Thomas Symington, M.D. (Glasgow)

200 slide sets will be available for purchase, and will be sent before the meeting (see Form A). In addition a few sets will be available for examination before the seminar. Each set will cost US $ 10.00 (Lire 6,250).

IV) Symposia

A) Symposium on COMPARATIVE PATHOLOGY OF VIRAL NEOPLASIA (4 hours).

Moderator: J. K. Frenkel, M.D. (Kansas City)

B) Symposium on PATHOLOGY IN DEVELOPMENT OF MEDICINE (3 hours).

Moderator: Luigi Belloni, M.D. (Milan)

C) Symposium on PATHOLOGY OF GRAFTS (3 hours) .

Moderator: Gustave J. Dammin, M.D. (Boston)

D) Symposium on PATHOLOGY IN MEDICAL EDUCA­TION (3 hours).

Moderator:

V) Short Courses

The short courses are 3 hour - long sessions consisting of a lecture followed by a discussion under a chairmanship.

The courses will be held in the morning and in the afternoon. Sets of slides of some short courses will be available under

payment of US $ 5.00 (Lire 3,150) at the Registration desk.

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The following short courses are scheduled.

1) GROWTH DISTURBANCES

Lecturer: Constantin Bona, M.D. (Bucharest).

2) PAEDIATRIC PATHOLOGY

Lecturer: John Emery, M.D., (Sheffield) .

3) TUMORS AND PSEUDO-TUMORS OF THE SOFT TISSUE

Lecturers: Raffaele Lattes (New York) and Franz Enzinger (New York).

4) PATHOLOGY OF THE LOWER URINARY TRACT

Lecturer: F. Kash Mostofi, M.D. (Washington).

5) PATHOLOGY OF THE KIDNEY: GLOMERULAR DISEASES

Lecturer: Conrad Pirani, M.D. (Chicago).

6) PATHOLOGY OF THE KIDNEY: VASCULAR, TUBULAR AND INTERSTITIAL DISEASES

Lecturer: Hans U. Zollinger, M.D. (Basel) .

7) PATHOLOGY OF BONE TUMORS

Lecturer: Fritz Schajowicz, M.D. (Buenos Aires) .

8) PATHOLOGY OF THE ADRENAL GLANDS

Lecturer: Rudolf Siebenmann, M.D. (St. Gallen) .

9) PATHOLOGY OF SALIVARY GLANDS

Lecturers: Alan C. Thackray, M.D. (London) and Gerhard Seifert, M.D. (Hamburg).

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10) PATHOLOGY OF THE TUMORS OF . THE NERVOUS SYSTEM

Lecturers: K.J. Zulch, M.D. (Koln,) and Juan-Domingo Toledo, M.D. (Bilbao).

11) PATHOLOGY OF THE LUNGS

Lecturers: Theodor Vossenaar, M.D. (Utrecht) and W. M. Thud­beck (Montreal) .

12) HISTOCHEMISTRY IN PATHOLOGIC DIAGNOSIS, e. g. TUMORS

Lecturers: Walter Sandritter, M.D. et al. (Freiburg).

13) PATHOLOGY OF BONE DISEASES

Lecturer: Erwin A. Uehlinger, M.D. (Zurich).

14) DEFINITION OF BURKITT TUMOUR

Lecturer: Gregory T. O'Conor, M.D. (Lyon).

15) PATHOLOGY OF SKIN: VESICULAR AND BULLOUS LESIONS

Lecturer: Jean-Louis Bonenfant, M.Q. (Quebec).

More short courses will be included in the final programme.

B) Proffered Papers

15 minutes will be allowed for presentation and discussion at each paper. Titles in English must be submitted using form A with an abstract in English not exceeding 300 words typed on form B, so as to arrive not later than May 1, 1968. For lantern slides and movies see form A.

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C) Guest Speakers

The speakers will be nominated by the Organizing Committee. Their names and the abstract of their speechs will appear in the Definitive Programme, to be distributed at the Registration desk.

D) Scientific Exhibits

Members are invited to display exhibitions of their researches. Detailed requirements with titles must be submitted before May 1, 1968, using form A and form B for summary.

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PROVISIONAL TIME TABLE FOR THE SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME

Date

Sept. 4 (Wed.)

Sept. 5 (Th.)

Sept. 6 (Fri.)

Sept. 7 (Sat.)

Sept. 8 (Sun.) All

Sept. 9 (Mon.)

Sept. 10 (Tu.)

Sept. 11 (Wed.)

Time

10-18

10-12

14-18

9-13

15-18

20-23

9-12,30

13,30-15

day free

9-12

15-18

15-18

9-12

14-17

9-12

9-12

15-18

Session

Meeting of the Executive Committee of the International Council of Societies of Pathology (Closed Meeting)

Opening Ceremony

Symposium on Comparative Pa­thology of Viral Neoplasia

Long Course (Heart)

Review Session on Special Problems of Cardiovascular Pathology

Slide Seminar (Endocrine Patho­logy)

Third General Assembly of the European Society of Pathology (Closed Meeting)

Symposium on Pathology in De-velopment of Medicine

Proffered papers

Short courses n. 1-5

Short courses n. 6-10

Short courses n. 11-15

Symposium on Pathology of Grafts

Symposium on Pathology in Medi-cal Education

Proffered papers

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SOCIAL PROGRAMME

The following events and tours are scheduled for registrants of the Social Programme, who will be entitled to attend free of charge all the social events, except the congress banquet, trip to Venice or Lago Maggiore as well as post-Congress tours. For those who wish to attend single social events a special fee is charged. For application fill in Form C and send it to the Congress office so as to arrive not later than May 1, 1968.

PROVISIONAL SCHEDULE FOR THE SOCIAL PROGRAMME (Ladies' Programme)

Sept. 4 (Wed.)

Sept. 5 (Th.)

Sept. 6 (Frid.)

Sept. 7 (Sat.)

Sept. 8 (Sun.)

Sept. 10 (Tu.)

20.00 Welcome reception at Jolly President Hotel.

10.00 Opening Ceremony at the University of Milan (Ca Granda).

21.00 Ballet at « La Scala » Theatre.

17.30 Fashion show at «Baldini»

17.00 Overnight trip to Venice.

9.00 Full day excursion to the La go Maggiore.

21.00 Congress banquet (informal).

Special guided tours of Milan (morning) and to the Certosa of Pavia (afternoon) and visits to the Brera Art Gallery (evening), to the National Cancer Institute and to the Istituto Sieroterapico Mila­nese will be performed daily.

Participants to the Venice trip will have to hold their hotel rooms in Milan.

For further informations, see the booklet« Travel arrangements».

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