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1 FISF MYCOcon2018 Theme: Eastern Frontiers of Mycology Last date for submission of Abstracts for poster/free papers (lab/clinical) th 15 August 2018 nd rd Date : 22 & 23 September 2018 Venue: Hotel Pride Plaza, Aerocity, New Delhi Workshop on Infectious Disease st Date 21 September 2018 Venue: Hotel Metropolitan, New Delhi website -

2 The Message... Arunaloke Chakraborti Professor & Head Center for Advanced Research in Medical Mycology & WHO Collaborating Center Department of Medical Microbiology Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education & Research Chandigarh, India Over 300 million people are affected by serious fungal infection worldwide. The situation in India is especially grim. The incidence of Candidemia in Indian ICUs is patients/1000 ICU admission. It tends to infect younger and less sick patients as compared to ICU patients in developed countries. Azole resistance is high (11.8%), and overall mortality is 40%. In addition there are stories of outbreaks of Pichia anomala, Kodamaea ohmer, Candida auris, Pichia fabianii.the reasons of outbreaks include high yeast hand carriage rate (46-80%), horizontal transmission and too many patients in hospital. Invasive aspergillosis in India has certain peculiarities. The incidence is expected to be high because of below optimal hospital care practice, continuous hospital renovation work, overuse/misuse of steroids, contaminated infusion set/fluids, no HEPA filters, open window to name a few. Unlike the developed world there is increased isolation of A.flavus (up to 56%). A.flavus is more resistant to common anti fungals used. The unique features of Mucormycosis is again its high incidence 0.14/1000 population. Uncontrolled diabetes is a MAJOR RISK FACTOR. Indians love sweets. Compliance to anti-diabetic therapy is poor. Finally there is lack of quality local data an impediment to the development of India specific guidelines. The purpose of the Fungal Infections Study Forum is to conduct educational activities, undertake epidemiological and clinical studies and to promote research activities on invasive fungal infections. The results of such research would benefit the clinicians, mycologists and the general public. The trust was formed in view of emergence of Invasive fungal infections (IFIs) in India which is posing a serious challenge to the haematologists, critical care providers, ID specialists, pulmonologists, neurologists, medical mycologists and many other clinicians handling serious and immunocompromised patients. To discuss all these it is my privilege to invite you to the International Conference organized by Fungal Infection Study Forun (FISF) at Delhi. The Conference will be preceeded by Infectious Diseases workshop. Arunaloke Chakraborti visit the official website of FISF

3 ID Workshop Course Director Dr Prakash Shastri MYCOcon2018 Basic Microbiology for Clinicians How to read an Antibiogram Case Vignettes in ID Common Antimicrobials/Antifungals MICs: what should the clinician know? Choosing therapy for MDR/XDR organisms Basic Concepts of Clinical Pharmacology Survellience Cultures / Outbreak Investigation ID Radiology Workstation - Clinical Interactive Session STATION A- General Infectious Diseases / Tropical Diseases STATION B- Post Transplant Infections STATION C- CAP/VAP & Fungal Pneumonias/H1N1 with probable Aspergillosis STATION D CNS Infections Meningitis/Encephalitis Invited International Faculty Sharon Chen Westmead, New South Wales Australia Tom Chiller, MD, MPH (CDC) Atlanta, USA Donald Shephard Montreal Canada Jeremy N Day Oxford University Clinical Research Unit Vietnam Jacques F Meis Nijmegen, The Netherlands Cornelia Lass-Flörl Medical University Innsbruck Austria Invited Indian Faculty Arunaloke Chakrabarti Rajeev Soman Atul Patel Shirish Prayag Tanu Singhal Shivaprakash Randeep Guleria P. Shastri A K Baronia Ram Gopalakrishan Subhash Todi S C Varma O C Abraham George D'Souza P. Bhattacharyya S Subramaniam Chand Wattal Ritesh Agrawal Camilla Rodriguez V Ramasubramian MYCOcon2018 Registration Details Category of Registration Upto 20 July Upto 20 August upto 20 Sep On Spot Non Residential Delegates Residential Delegates(Single) Residential Delegates (Double) Residential Delegate with Accompanying person INR 7500/ USD 250 INR 24000/USD 400 INR USD 500 INR 28000/USD450 INR 9000/USD 300 INR 26500/USD 400 INR 34000/USD 550 INR 30000/USD 500 INR 10000/USD 350 INR 27500/USD 480 INR 36000/USD 600 INR 31000/USD 500 INR 11000/USD 350 INR 28500/USD 480 INR 38000/USD 600 INR 32000/USD550 PG / Trainees Rs 3500 Rs 4000 Rs 4500 Rs 5000 Note Residential category will get 2 nights stay (Check in 21 Feb / Check out 23 Feb) at Hotel Pride Plaza (5 Star), the venue Hotel *Trainees attending the workshop will get complementary Conference registration Room and breakfast on and taxes are already charged in the registration fee for all categories The distance of Hotel from International airport and domestic airport is 4 kms Conference manager will make logistics arrangements ( airport transfers/ sightseeing at cost ) Residential registration is valid on first come first serve basis (no certificate/kit bag for accompanying) Separate registration is allowed (i.e. one can register for workshop as well ) Submission of a letter from the departmental head along with registration form, is MUST. Registration fee is included in the residential package ( Single/Double) No Refunds after 15th July Request should be in writing only Payments Term Payment should be made by Demand Draft / Cheque in favour of Fungal Infections Study Forum (FISF) payable at Chandigarh. For online registration visit Last date for submission of Abstracts for poster/free papers (lab/clinical) 15th AUG Conference Secretariat Mr Sanjay Goel ( APEX Summit ) Ph delhimasterclass@gmail.com smapexsummit@gmail.com

4 MYCOcon2018 Logistics and Sightseeing Places in and around Delhi New Delhi New Delhi is the capital city of India and is regarded as the heart of the nation. The city is popular for its enriched culture and heritage. The city hosts some famous historical monuments and is developing with the passing of time. Full date sightseeing Package Per Car Rs 2000 inclusive of Car Parking. ( Guide Service available ) Agra City - Overnight Stay at Jaypee Hotel Set in a contemporary building with Mughal influences, this upscale hotel is 3.7 km from the Taj Mahal and 8 km from the city centre. The property offers a free breakfast buffet, lunch and dinner. Visit Taj Mahal / Red Fort monument after the check in the Hotel Jaypee 0r at the dawn on 25th Sept 18 Overnight Stay Tour to Agra on 24th SEP. Cost per person Rs 6000 ( Stay in DBL Occupancy including Lunch, dinner and Breakfast Travel Ex Delhi at 8 am /Siteseeing by AC Coach Cost excludes : Monument entry fees / personal expenses Taj Mahal - Agra City The Taj Mahal is an ivory-white marble mausoleum on the south bank of the Yamuna river in the Indian city of Agra. It was commissioned in 1632 by the Mughal emperor, Shah Jahan, to house the tomb of his favourite wife, Mumtaz Mahal Same Day Agra Tour cost Per car ( 4 person Rs 8500 Cost includes state Tax / toll Jaipur 2 days Tour Agra / Jaipur/ Delhi cost Per car ( 4 person Rs Cost includes state Tax, toll taxes and Parking ( Stay Not included) For bookings: Call or smapexsummit@gmail.com

5 MYCOcon2018 REGISTRATION FORM Please use BLOCK letters (First Name) (Middle Name) (Last Name) Mobile Country Code 10 Digit Mobile number Please write in BLOCK letters only Amount Rs / USD 2018 No Refunds after 15th July Request should be in writting only Payment to be made by DD / Cheque in favour of Fungal Infections Study Forum (FISF) payable at Chandigarh. MYCOcon2018 Registration Details Category of Registration Upto 20 July Upto 20 August upto 20 Sep On Spot Non Residential Delegates Residential Delegates(Single) Residential Delegates (Double) Residential Delegate with Accompanying person INR 7500/ USD 250 INR 24000/USD 400 INR USD 500 INR 28000/USD450 INR 9000/USD 300 INR 26500/USD 400 INR 34000/USD 550 INR 30000/USD 500 INR 10000/USD 350 INR 27500/USD 480 INR 36000/USD 600 INR 31000/USD 500 INR 11000/USD 350 INR 28500/USD 480 INR 38000/USD 600 INR 32000/USD550 PG / Trainees Rs 3500 Note Residential category will get 2 nights stay (Check in 21 Feb / Check out 23 Feb) at Hotel Pride Plaza (5 Star), the venue Hotel *Trainees attending the workshop will get complementary Conference registration Room and breakfast on and taxes are already charged in the registration fee for all categories The distance of Hotel from International airport and domestic airport is 4 kms Conference manager will make logistics arrangements ( airport transfers/ sightseeing at cost ) Residential registration is valid on first come first serve basis (no certificate/kit bag for accompanying) Separate registration is allowed (i.e. one can register for workshop as well ) Submission of a letter from the departmental head along with registration form, is MUST. Registration fee is included in the residential package ( Single/Double) No Refunds after 15th July Request should be in writing only Payments Term Payment should be made by Demand Draft / Cheque in favour of Fungal Infections Study Forum (FISF) payable at Chandigarh. For online registration visit Rs 4000 Rs Rs 5000 Last date for submission of Abstracts for poster/free papers (lab/clinical) 15th AUG Conference Secretariat Mr Sanjay Goel ( APEX Summit ) Ph delhimasterclass@gmail.com smapexsummit@gmail.com