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6th National Conference of AIDS Society of India13th - 15th December, 2013

Palladium Hotel (formerly Shangri-La), Mumbai

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6th National Conference of AIDS Society of India

Swagatam and a Warm Welcome!Dear Colleagues,

On behalf of the ASICON 2013 Organizing Committee, it is our esteemed privilege to welcome you to

the most awaited conference on HIV, at the prestigious Palladium Hotel (formerly Shangri-La)

Mumbai from December 13th to 15th, 2013. This is the official conference of AIDS Society of India

and maintains a truly national character with international academic standards.

ASICON 2013 is yet another unique opportunity for scientific update and a quality gathering of HIV

care givers and scientists. We have an esteemed faculty of who's who from India and overseas. The

deliberations will help enhance our capacity to offer quality HIV care and prioritise research issues in

India. It will provide an opportunity to review, reflect upon and look forward to emerging newer

approaches in care. This milestone will offer invaluable opportunity to learn, share and care with

'Scaling New Heights - From Prevention & Treatment…Towards Cure' as the theme.

The last decade has witnessed astounding evolution of ART- from treatment of few to 'Treatment as

Prevention' - TasP and now to 'Test and Treat'. With abundant worldwide research on vaccines and

cure, it is time that we ingrain these concepts and knowledge into the mindsets of practicing HIV

physicians and young researchers. The possibility of finding a cure doesn't seem to be a distant dream.

Free ART Roll out by the NACO, including second-line ART necessitates periodic review of strategies

in care continuum. While the government, pharmaceuticals and NGOs are making intense efforts to

enhance access to care, ASI is duty-bound to strengthen its quality implementation through scientific

update from time to time. By partnering with the Forum of Parliamentarians on HIV/AIDS, ASI has

taken the initiative to influence policy makers and planners on the needs and aspirations of PLHIV as

also on the role of HIV physicians.

Compared to other branches of Medicine, HIV/AIDS practitioners are a small fraternity. Unless there

is innovation and renewed energy with participation from the young minds, such conferences will

end-up being just a ritual of annual get-together. ASI has therefore taken a lead to enthuse young

doctors and researchers. ASI conducted CMEs throughout the year from Kashmir to Kanyakumari,

and from Ahmedabad to Shillong. At ASICON 2013, we will go beyond the scholarship programme -

we have planned intense training workshops followed by hands-on training in United Kingdom with

the help of our trusted overseas faculty.

Please block your dates and gear up for a great scientific feast this December. We hope to see you soon

at ASICON-2013!

Dr. I. S. Gilada President

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ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

Organizing Secretaries

Programme Directors

Regional Coordinators

Chief Patrons

Shri Ghulam Nabi Azad Union Minister for Health & Family Welfare, GoI

Mr. Oscar Fernandes Chair- Forum for Parliamentarians on HIV/AIDS & Union Minister

President Dr. I. S. Gilada, Mumbai

Co-Chairs Scientific CommitteeDr. Dilip Mathai, Hyderabad Dr. R. Sajithkumar, Kottayam Dr. Rajiv Soman, Mumbai

Dr. Milind Bhrushundi, Nagpur Dr. George Oomen, Mumbai Dr. Murugesh Pastapur, Gulbarga

Joint SecretariesOrganizing Dr. Trupti Gilada Baheti, Boston Dr. Mamatha Lala, Mumbai Dr. Nikhil Sarangdhar, Mumbai

Dr.Rajiv Jerajani, Mumbai Dr. Preeti Mehta, Mumbai Dr. Hiten Thaker, UK Dr. Jyoti Dhar, UK

Dr. Alok Vashishtha, Haridwar

Co-Chairs

Chair : Co-Chairs : Dr. Amar. R. Pazare Dr. Preeti Mehta, Dr. Mukesh Agarwal

Secretary : Joint Secretary : Dr. Smrati Bajpai Dr. Manish Itolikar

Members

Dr. R. R. Gangakhedkar, Pune Dr. K. C. Mohanty, Mumbai Dr. Amar Pazare, Mumbai

PatronsDr. V. M. Katoch, ICMR Dr. Amy DuBois, US Embassy

Members

Dr. Glory Alexander, Bangalore Dr. Geeta Bansal, Kota Dr. Naval Chandra, Hyderabad

Dr. S. K. Guha, Kolkata Dr. G. Manoharan, Coimbatore Dr. Harsh Toshniwal, Ahmedabad

Dr. Mukesh Agrawal, Mumbai

Dr. Prakash Bora, Mumbai

Dr. Vanita Gupta, Chandigarh Dr. S. N. Mothi, Mysore

Dr. G. D. Ravindran, Bangalore

Dr. P. S. Shankar, Gulbarga

Dr. Sarman Singh, Delhi

Dr. Dipanjan Bandyopadhyay, Kolkata Dr. Salil Bendre, Mumbai

Dr. Arun Bamne,

Dr. P. C. Bhattacharya, Guwahati

Dr. Ragini Mehrotra, Allahabad

Dr. Geeta Niyogi, Mumbai

Dr. Ira Shah, Mumbai

Dr. Narendra Singh, Imphal

Dr. Agam Vora, Mumbai

Mumbai

Dr. Ruby Bansal, Ghaziabad

Dr. Tapan Dhole, Lucknow

Dr. Dilip Asgaonkar Dr. V. K Joglekar Dr. Uday Khopkar Dr. N. D. Moulik

Dr. Neelam Redkar Dr. Archana Sonawale Dr. Kavita Yelve

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ABOUT AIDS Society of India

Governing Council - ASI (2012-2014)

ASI is a professional non government organization of medical doctors and researchers in HIV/AIDS aiming

to promote and disseminate clinically oriented medical teaching and coordinated medical management of

HIV disease. ASI is registered under the Society's Registration Act 1860 and the Bombay Public Trust Act

1950 in 2000 AD with its registered office at Mumbai. ASI collaborates with internationally recognized

scientists in HIV/AIDS and focuses on national capacity building in the field of HIV/AIDS. ASI organises

CMEs at different places throughout India. ASI CMEs are popular and the attendance peaked to 300 at its

Nagpur CME. ASI has been accredited by the Maharashtra Medical Council for conducting CMEs,

Workshops, Training Programs and Conferences with CME credit hours to delegates and faculty. ASI

manages a discussion forum on its website www.asi-asicon.org. ASI plans to publish a newsletter/journal in

the near future.

President

Vice Presidents

Secretary General

Treasurer

Members

Dr. I. S. Gilada, Mumbai

Dr. T. N. Dhole, Lucknow

Dr. Dilip Mathai, Vellore

Dr. Glory Alexander, Bangalore

Dr. Milind Bhrushundi, Nagpur


Dr. Naval Chandra, Hyderabad

Dr. S. K. Guha, Kolkata

Dr. Preeti Mehta, Mumbai

Dr. S. N. Mothi, Mysore

Dr. George Oommen, Mumbai

Dr. Narendra Potsangbam, Imphal

Dr. G. Ravindran, Bangalore

Dr. Rajiv Jerajani, Mumbai

Dr. R. Sajithkumar, Kottayam

Dr. Dipanjan Bandyopadhyay, Kolkata (ad-hoc)

Dr. Ruby Bansal, Ghaziabad (ad-hoc)

Dr. Alok Vashishtha, Haridwar (ad-hoc)

Dr. Murugesh Pastapur, Gulbarga

Dr. K. C. Mohanty, Mumbai


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FACULTY

INTERNATIONAL NATIONAL

Dr. Franco Buonaguro, Italy

Dr. Jyoti Dhar, UK

Dr. Amy DuBois, USA

Dr. Herve Fleury, France

Dr. Trevor Hawkins, USA

Dr. Sneha Jacob, USA

Dr. David Katzenstein, USA

Dr. Sharon Lewin, Australia

Dr. Kenneth Mayer, USA

Dr. Uma Malholtra, USA

Dr. Devaki Nair , UK

Dr. Savita Pahwa, USA

Dr. Joel Palefsky, USA

Dr. J. V. R. Prasada Rao, UN

Dr. Anil Purohit, USA

Dr. Sujata Lalla Reddy, USA

Dr. Christopher F. Rowley, USA

Dr. Usha Sharma, USA

Dr. Nirupama Sista, USA

Dr. Archana Sud, Australia

Dr. Hiten Thaker, UK

Dr. Mark Wainberg, Canada

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Dr. Mukesh Agrawal, Mumbai

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Dr. Arun Bamne, Mumbai

Dr. Dipanjan Bandyopadhyay, Kolkata

Dr. Ruby Bansal, Ghaziabad


Dr. Naval Chandra, Hyderabad

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Dr. Harsh Toshniwal, Ahmedabad

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Glory Alexandar, Bangalore

Milind Bhrushundi, Nagpur

Tapan Dhole, Lucknow

R. R. Gangakhedkar, Pune

I. S. Gilada, Mumbai

S. K. Guha, Kolkata

Rajiv Jerajani, Mumbai

Shashank Joshi

V. M. Katoch, ICMR, Delhi

Sunil Khaparde, NACO

N. Kumaraswamy, Chennai

G. Manoharan, Chennai

Dilip Mathai, Vellore

Preeti Mehta, Mumbai

Rajeev Mehta, Mumbai

K. C. Mohanty, Mumbai

S. N. Mothi, Mysore

George Oomen, Mumbai

Atul Patel, Ahmedabad

Amar Pazare, Mumbai

Sanjay Pujari, Pune

G. D. Ravindran, Banglore

B. B. Rewari, NACO

Sajithkumar, Kottayam

Ira Shah, Mumbai

Sarman Singh, Delhi

Rajeev Soman, Mumbai

Alok Vashishtha, Haridwar


PROVISIONAL SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMMEthFriday, December 13

thSaturday, 14 December

Sunday, 15th December

Scientific Sessions

Scientific program is aimed at aspects related to clinical management of HIV infection and co-infections besides pre and post exposure prophylaxis. It shall comprise of Plenary, guest lectures, invited presentations, debate sessions, symposia, free papers and case presentations.


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07:30 am - 08:30 am Registration

08:30 am - 09:30 am Free Papers - 1

09:30 am - 10:30 am Scientific Session - 1

10:45 am - noon Scientific Session - 2

02:00 pm - 03:30 pm Scientific Session – 3

03:45 pm - 06:00 pm Scientific Session - 4

06:00 - 07:00 pm ASI Annual General Meeting (for members)

10:30 am - 10:45 am Tea Break

Noon - 1 pm Inaugural Ceremony

1:00 to 2:00 pm Lunch

03:30 pm - 03:45 pm Tea Break

08:30 am - 09:30 am Free Papers - 2


10:45 am - 1:00 pm Scientific Session - 6

02:00 pm - 3:30 pm Scientific Session – 7

03:45 pm - 6:00 pm Scientific Session –8


01:00 pm - 02:00 pm Lunch

03:30 pm - 03:45 pm Tea Break

06:30 pm - onwards Banquet Dinner & Entertainment programme

08:30 am - 09:30 am Free Papers – 3


10:45 am - 01:15 pm Scientific Session - 10



04:30 pm - 05:00 pm Valedictory Function


01:15 pm - 02:00 pm Lunch

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TOPICSTOPICSHIV/AIDS Epidemiology

HIV Virology: Distribution, Diversity in India

HIV Transmission and Primary/Acute Infection Human Genomics

Immunology and Pathogenesis of HIV-mediated immunodeficiency

Diagnostic Technologies, issues and Monitoring Tools

Pitfalls in diagnosis of HIV-2 and issues in HIV-2 management

Application of CD4 and Viral load in HIV management

Role of Imaging

HIV Pharmacology and Observational Studies

Opportunistic Infections; Non OI disorders including

IRIS - TB, Fungal,Viral, other infections; non-infectious IRIS

Neuropathogenesis, neurological complications

Genito Urinary Tract, HIV & STIs

HIV and Syphilis

Renal, Cardiac manifestations

Managing chronic diarrhoea in HIV: challenges for clinicians

HIV & Eye

Organ Transplantation in HIV and Other issues

HIV/TB co-infection including MDR/XDR – TB; Diagnosis of TB: what's new?

HIV/Hepatitis co-infections: HIV/HBV, HIV/HCV, HIV/Leishmaniasis

HIV and Sexuality; HIV and Depression

Malignancies in HIV

Non-AIDS defining illnesses

State of the ART in HIV management

DRV/r

Current issues and controversies in HIV management

Problems with late presenters

Treatment Guidelines, Early v/s Differed initiation of ART

Newer ARVs ('Quad' pill) and ARVs in the pipeline

Management of ART Toxicities (NRTI, NNRTI, Pis); metabolic complications of ART

Problems of drug-drug interaction

Drug Resistance: NRTI, NNRTI, PI (mechanisms, clinical implications, testing)

Perinatal HIV intervention; ART in pregnancy: When and what to start?

HIV in Newborn, Children, Adolescents

HIV in Women

HIV in Elderly and Special groups (MSM,IDU,Sex Workers)

Pre and Post Exposure Prophylaxis

Microbicides, Voluntary Male Medical Circumcision and behavioral interventions

Preventive and Therapeutic HIV Vaccines

Immune-based Therapies including cytokines

Death, Dying and Bereavement

Controversies in HIV

Treatment as Prevention (TasP), HTPN 052 study

Test and Treat

Role & positioning of PIs – ATV/r, IDV/r, LPV/r,


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Glimpses of Past Conferences


Delhi, 2005 Jaipur, 2009

Hyderabad, 2010

Lucknow, 2011 Bangalore, 2012

ABSTRACT FORMProf / Dr / Mr / MsAuthor(s):Affiliation:

thLast date of submission: 10 October, 2013

Please mention one category only of your choiceEpidemiology Diagnosis Opportunistic Infections Anti Retroviral Therapy Research and Future Remedies Others

Presenting Author Prof / Dr / Mr / Ms ...................................................................................................................................

Applied for Scholarship : Yes / No .........................................................................................................................................

Mailing Address ...................................................................................................................................................................

...............................................................................City ..........................................................Pin...........................................

Tel No. ...................................................................Cell No....................................................Fax..........................................

Email........................................................................................................................................................................................

UNDERTAKINGI have read the instructions and agree to abide by the decision of the Scientific Committee I also stipulate that the material

presented is my original work and I have obtained permission of my co-authors to present the same.

D ate & Place: Presenting Author's Name & Signature

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR ABSTRACT SUBMISSIONINSTRUCTIONS FOR ABSTRACT SUBMISSION

Please follow these instructions carefully:

1. The abstract must be in English with not more than 250 words. It must be typed within the frame in the Abstract Form (using Arial font, size no smaller than 10 points). Leave no margin at the top and left-hand side. Care must be taken when typing the submission, which will be directly photo-printed in the conference proceeding.

Please use DOC, DOCX and PDF formats only. 2. Title must NOT be in capital letters. It should be short and concise.

3. The name of authors should follow immediately under the title in one line. Type initials and family name of authors in BLOCK letters and underline the presenter’s name. DO NOT include degrees or professional designations. The name of institution, city and country should be in lower case, following immediately after the authors, on a different line.

4. Leave one line between the title, authors, institution and the body of the abstract.

5. Abstracts should be structured under following headings: Objectives Methods Results Conclusions

6. It is not desirable to simply make statements like “The results will be discussed”

7. Use of standard abbreviations is desirable. Place special or unusual abbreviation in brackets after the full word, the first time it appears. Use numerals to indicate numbers, except to begin sentences.

8. Do not include graphs and references in the abstract.

9. Use single-line vertical spacing and leave one line between paragraphs.

10. Online abstract submission is open. If unable to do so, send a soft copy (by e-mail) to: [email protected]. In either case, please mail the Abstracts using the given format, each in two copies to the Conference Secretariat, before

Note: Only registered delegates are entitled to present the selected posters/papers. In e-mail correspondence, pl. mention 'Abstract' in the subject lineAbstracts will be reviewed and rated by scientific committee prior to final decision on acceptance. Few abstracts will be selected for oral presentations.

Early Bird Registration/ Abstract Submission/ Scholarship Application: Abstract and Scholarship Results: Second Cut-off for Residential Packages/Registration:

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10th Oct. 2013.

15th Oct. 2013 15th Nov. 2013

10th Oct. 2013.


(in block letters starting with family name)Prof / Dr / Mr / Ms ...............................................................................................................................................Mailing Address .................................................................………………………………………………………..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... City ................................................................................... Pin ....... .................Tel. No................................................. Cell No ............................................... Fax ........................................... E-mail .................................................................................................................................................................

*Accompanying Person’s Name ......................................................................................................................

(Charged at same rates and entitled to all the events except scientific sessions and conference kit)

*Limited occupancy

Please register me for

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All-inclusive Residential Package: Palladium Hotel (formerly Shangri-La) Mumbai

4rd REGISTRATION FORM

OccupancyS.No.Till

10th OctoberTill

15th November

` 32,000/- ` 33,000/- ` 34,000/-

` 23,000/-` 21,000/- ` 22,000/-

` 16,500/- ` 17,500/-

After 16th November and Spot

Single

Twin Sharing

Triple Sharing**

Delegate

$ 300/-

PG-Student #

International

$ 350/-

Status

4,000/-`

6,500/-` 7,500/-`

4,500/-`

7,000/-`

5,000/-`

400/-$

Registration - Non-Residential

#Letter from Head of the Dept. /Institute is compulsory.ASI Life Members are entitled to Rs. 1000/- rebate in Delegate Fee or any Package.

**Limited occupancy

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Till 10th October

Till 15th November

After 16th November and spot

The package is inclusive of 3 nights (nights of 12-13-14 Dec. or 13-14-15 Dec.) accommodation with breakfast, conference, registration, airport transfers, internet, three lunches and one dinner. Check-out strictly at noon.

Registration includes entry to scientific sessions on all three days, conference kit, conference proceedings including DVD, three lunches and one dinner.

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Dr. Ishwar Gilada, President,

ASI & ASICON 2013,

Secretariat: Unison Medicare & Research Centre,

Maharukh Mansion, Alibhai Premji Marg,

Grant Road (E), Mumbai – 400007

Tel. (22) 23061616; Fax: 23000016;

E-mail: [email protected]; [email protected]

Websites: www.asi-asicon.com & www.asi-asicon.org

In e-mail correspondence, pl. mention 'Registration' or 'Residential Package' in the subject linePlease send your completed form along with payment to Conference Secretariat:

For international delegates, packages will be (-) Rs.6,500/- and (+) Reg. fees in US $

‡ Check in on 12th Dec. & Check out on 15th Dec. before noon (or 13th Dec. & 16th Dec. respectively)

†Accompanying Person fees are same as of Delegate

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Mode of Payment (Online www.asi-asicon.org /Cheque/Pay order/Cash in favour of “AIDS Society of India” payable at Mumbai. For outstation non-at-par cheques add Rs 100/-)

Cheque/Draft No.:…………...........................Date:……….......……… Amount(Rs:............................../..

Bank………………......................................………………..Branch:…………………......…………………..

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR ABSTRACT SUBMISSIONASICON 2013 : Call for SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

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With great pleasure we extend invitation for the 6th National Conference of AIDS Society of

India-ASICON 2013 to be held at Palladium Hotel (formerly Shangri-La) Mumbai from

December 13-15, 2013. The theme of ASICON 2013 is: “

” and will feature plenary, debates, symposia,

workshops, case presentations, and meet-the-expert sessions from leading clinical experts

and researchers. There will be oral and poster sessions primarily targeted at young doctors

and scientists with an interest in HIV/AIDS. The conference will discuss and present the latest

developments in diagnosis, prevention and management of HIV and of co-infections and

opportunistic infections. Sessions on recent advances in the vaccine, early treatment, newer

diagnostics principles and future drugs will be additional strengths of the conference. Their

will also be a quiz contest for postgraduate students. The conference has a strong faculty with

25 international and 50 national experts.

As a part of its continuous effort to enhance participation from young people, ASI will have an

ambitious Scholarship Programme for postgraduate students, junior doctors and young

researchers to enable them to attend ASICON 2013.

Scholarship awards will cover any, many or all from - full registration fee, travel by train (A/C

III tier) or bus, shared stay during conference days at the venue hotel and meals. Preference

will be given to applicants whose abstracts have been accepted for oral or poster presentation

and to those nominated/selected by their Medical Colleges/Universities preferably through a

competitive process. ASI will also provide a small grant for such competitions, if asked for.

Preference will be given to those with demonstrated interests in HIV care and research, their

worthiness to clinical practice/research, region they represent, ASI life members and

nominees of ASI Governing Council members. Those in recommending position (like

department heads) will not be eligible for this scholarship.

Certificate of Participation and Certificate of Scholarship will be awarded only after three days

of attendance at the conference. In email correspondence at [email protected], please

mention 'Scholarship' in the subject line.

ASI decision will be communicated: Oct.15th, 2013 and will be uploaded on website.

Scholarship Committee's decision will be final.

Scaling New Heights - From

Prevention & Treatment…Towards Cure

Deadline for application: 10th October, 2013.


4rd ASICON-2013 Scholarship Application Form(Should be legible)

Preferred Financial Support: Please tick against the support you would really need:

Travel(Rail or Road) Accommodation: (triple sharing- venue hotel) Registration

I undertake that I have not received financial support from other resources / have received partial support from other resources (quantify/details).

Place:...................................................Date:............................Applicant's Signature: ...............................

SignatureRecommended by: Name & Designation:Stamp

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Name (start with family name) and Gender

Detailed Postal address

Tel./Cell/Fax/E-mail ID:

Qualification(s):

Occupation:

Field in which you are professionally active

How long have you worked in the HIV field?

Are you ASI member? (members preferred)

Articles/Papers you have had published/presented most recently (only 3):

Reference of any ASI GC member/HoD/ Institute head who can justify your application

Pl. specify, if you are winner in specific competitive process in your institute/region

If an abstract for ASICON is submitted, its title

Past HIV conferences you attended

Were you beneficiary of ASI Scholarship/ Sponsorship in the past (pl. specify)

Benefits to your HIV care or research skills: How will working environments in your clinical practice or research capability benefit from the knowledge you acquire at the Conference? (Approximately 100 words)





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Mumbai

Palladium Hotel (formerly Shangri-La),

(previously known as Bombay), capital of Maharashtra, is the largest

metropolis of India. It is called the Commercial and Entertainment Capital of India. A

melting pot of many communities and culture, this city is bustling with life all through the

day and night.From museums to Bollywood, from Gateway of India to Essel World, from

Fashion Street to the largest malls, from gardens to temples and from the chaat at

Chowpatty to a dinner at the finest restaurants this is one place in India that must be

checked on your list. And the ever hospitable Mumbaikars are ready to welcome you here!

About Venue: Mumbai is located in the heart of

the city within the residential and corporate hub of Lower Parel. The hotel is located just 13

k.m. from Mumbai's International Airport, 2.5 k.m. from Dadar and Mumbai Cenmtral

stations, is nestled between the city's two main commercial areas - Nariman Point and

Bandra Kurla Complex. The hotel comprises of 390 spacious and elegantly appointed

rooms including 32 suites offering sweeping views of the city. The luxury address in

Mumbai offers excellent choices for those in search of finest culinary experiences and

amenities that include an outdoor swimming pool, a fully equipped Health Club and CHI,

The Spa. With its excellent convention facilities, there could not have been a better place

for hosting ASICON 2013. It is therefore that it is our well informed decision to have a

completely residential conference this time including for the scholarship recipients.


INSTRUCTIONS FOR ABSTRACT SUBMISSIONAbout Mumbai and the Conference Venue

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Academic Partners

Logistic Partners (Unrestricted Education Grant)

Dr. Ishwar Gilada, President,

ASI & ASICON 2013,

Secretariat: Unison Medicare & Research Centre,

Maharukh Mansion, Alibhai Premji Marg,

Grant Road (E), Mumbai – 400007

Tel. (22) 23061616; Fax: 23000016;

E-mail: [email protected]; [email protected]

Websites: www.asi-asicon.com & www.asi-asicon.org

Gurgaon – 122 002, Haryana, India

Ph: 0124-4938900, 4534500,

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