Schedule of Dr. Koshima’s Academic Conference Appearances for 2019

Dr. Koshima is regularly invited to various international academic conferences to give lectures on supermicrosurgery including Lymphedema surgery, and to perform live surgeries to show his techniques to audiences of young surgeons and medical professionals.

We will update the list of academic conferences when Dr. Koshima accepts new invitations.

Updated on Oct 17th, 2019

 

 

Upcoming schedule for 2019

October 28th – 29th
Siberian Society of reconstructive Microsurgery ・ The 1st Siberian Microsurgery Summit
(Tomsk, RUSSIA)

 

November 9th
The 46th The Japan Society for Organ Preservation and Biology
(Fukushima, JAPAN)

 

November 11th – 12th
Breast and Lymphedema Symposium at Kwong Wah Hospital (pre-symposium of ICPF2019)
(Hong Kong)

 

November 13th – 16th
The 20th International Course on Perforator Flaps
(Hong Kong)

 

November 28th – 29th
The 46th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society for Reconstructive Microsurgery
(Tokyo, JAPAN)

 

December 9th – 10th
II DISSECTION TECHNIQUES IN LYMPHATIC MICROSURGERY- Hands on live animal model
(Alicante, SPAIN)

 

Past conferences in 2019

October 14th
The 33rd Annual Conference of Japan Physicians Association
(Hiroshima, JAPAN )

 

September 23rd – 26th
The 27th International Congress of Lymphology
(Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA)

 

June 12th – 15th
The 10th Congress of World Society for Reconstructive Microsurgery(WSRM2019)
(Bologna, ITALY)

 

May 15th – 17th
The 62nd Annual Meeting of Japan Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
(Sapporo, JAPAN)

 

May 2nd – 5th
The 2nd Annual Meeting of Chinese Association of Microsurgeons
(Dalian, CHINA)

 

April 25th – 27th
The 8th World Symposium for Lymphedema Surgery (WSLS2019)
(Taiwan)

 

April 11th – 13th
VISIÓN Y AVANCES en la Medicina Actual
(Peru)

 

February 2nd – 5th
American Society for Reconstructive Microsurgery(ASRM2019)
(California, The United States)

 

 

 

 

 

 

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