◆ 会议时间：2023年7月3-8日
◆ 会议地点：新加坡/Singapore - Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre

◆ 会议简介：

2023年第25届世界皮肤病学大会(WCD 2023)将于2023年7月3-8日在新加坡举行，会议由国际皮肤科学会联盟(ILDS)和新加坡皮肤病学会（DSS）等单位联合举办。自1889年首届会议在巴黎举办以来，世界皮肤病学大会至今已成功举办24届，目前每四年在国际皮肤病学会联盟(ILDS)的主持下举行一次。大会将汇集世界一流的皮肤病学专家，集中讨论皮肤科学领域的重大突破和进展，从临床实践到研究、技术和创新，为来自世界各地的皮肤科医师提供了一个分享他们的临床经验和科学进展的机会；预计有来自全球 180多个国家的10000余名代表参会。

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WCD 2023 - 25th World Congress of Dermatology Singapore 2023
Date: July 3-8, 2023
Venue: Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre, Singapore

大会主题：“Dermatology Beyond Borders”

摘要征集：

• SUBMISSION CLOSING：24th October, 2022
• ACCEPTANCE NOTIFICATION ： 7th January, 2023
• If your abstract is accepted, you must register no later than 4th March, 2023. Unless you register by that date, your abstract will not be included in any WCD print or online publications or the official program book.

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Free Communications abstracts must be submitted online through the WCD Congress website at wcd2023singapore.org. Select “Online Abstract Submission” and follow the steps, make sure to complete all sections. If all sections are not completed, your abstract submission will not be accepted.

1. Authors are required to indicate their preference for either oral or poster presentation by checking the appropriate box.
2. Abstracts will be reviewed and scored by a team of reviewers. .
3. The WCD Abstracts and Free Communications Committees will make the final decision on the format of presentation (i.e. oral or poster). Results of the selection process will be sent via e-mail to the corresponding author. The Committees’ decision is final and cannot be appealed.
4. Abstracts cannot be identical to any abstract that has previously been presented at a major international meeting prior to the WCD 2023. An update to prior study is acceptable.
5. Instructions on the preparation of posters or oral presentations and information about presentations will be included with the notification of acceptance.
6. Submission of an abstract indicates:
   • that the author(s) agree to comply with the abstract submission and presentation rules;
   • that the presentation is based on scientific and/or clinical methods that are ethical and valid;
   • that all authors have contributed to and approve the abstract and its entire contents
7. Accepted abstracts will be published electronically on digital media and on the WCD 2023 website, and distributed to all delegates.
8. Accepted abstracts are official communications of the Congress. The presenting author agrees to register, to attend the Congress, and to present the abstract as scheduled. The presenting author must register for the WCD by 4th March, 2023 in order for the abstract to be accepted for inclusion in the final scientific programme and Programme Book.
9. The evaluation and scoring of the abstract (acceptance as poster or as oral communication, or rejection) will be made according to a number of criteria, including:
   • Scholarly and/or research validity
   • Educational value
   • Clarity of presentation
   • Potential impact on global dermatology

Instructions for abstract preparation (Abstract template reference provided)

1. Abstracts must be written and presented in English. Abstracts that are not written in comprehensible English will be rejected and/or returned to the author(s) for revision.
2. Abstract must be uploaded in WORD format (.doc; .docx)
3. Title, author’s names, author’s affiliation, presenting author must be provided by filling the online form.
   • Title: Use a concise descriptive title that indicates the content of the abstract. Please minimize the use of abbreviations in the title. Commercial trade names for drugs, devices, products, and services may not be used in the title.
   • Author: The initial letter of the first name(s) and the full surname for each author must be provided. Do not include degrees or titles.
   • Affiliations: Each author should be listed by department, institution, city, and country.
4. The body of the abstract text should not exceed 300 words. The online submission program will not allow submissions that do not fit this requirement. Symbols including superscripts and subscripts can be entered in the online system.
5. The body of the abstract must be formatted with the following sub-headings as appropriate. Each sub-heading should be formatted in bold text, begin on a new line, and followed by a colon and space (:). The text for each sub-section should begin immediately after the colon and space (see sample abstract below).

For clinical or investigative studies:

• Introduction:
• Objectives:
• Materials and Method:
• Results:
• Conclusions:

For case reports or case series:

• Background:
• Observations:
• Key message:

It is not acceptable to state that “The results will be discussed.” Only common and standard abbreviations may be used without definition, no references, tables, charts or images are allowed.

Check spelling and grammar carefully. Direct reproduction from your electronically submitted abstract text means that any errors in spelling, grammar or scientific data will be reproduced as submitted.

Drugs, devices, products, and services should be identified by generic name only. The use of commercial drug names, brands and registered trademarks are prohibited. No mention of pharmaceutical company names should be included in the abstract. Data must be given in units (International metric system is preferred) that are generally accepted in scientific publications.

All co-authors must agree with the submitted results and conclusions, and consent to being listed as authors. Work involving humans or animals, or material derived from them must have been approved by an institutional ethics committee.

Abstract topics

For reviewing and scheduling purposes, abstracts will be classified into thematic areas. Please indicate on the submission webpage the appropriate topic classifications to which your abstract belongs. Only 1 thematic category may be chosen.

The WCD Abstracts and Free Communications Committees will attempt to respect the authors’ choice regarding their self-selection to a specific topic, but reserves the right to change the allocation in order to achieve a well-balanced scientific program.

Topics:

1. Acne, Hidradenitis suppurativa, Rosacea
2. Aesthetic and Cosmetic dermatology, and Lasers
3. Artificial intelligence
4. Atopic dermatitis
5. Autoimmune blistering diseases
6. Contact dermatitis
7. COVID-related dermatoses/vaccine reactions
8. Cutaneous adverse drug reactions
9. Cutaneous lymphomas
10. Dermatologic surgery
11. Dermatology in elderly patients
12. Dermatology in women and during pregnancy
13. Dermatopathology
14. Dermoscopy & Trichoscopy
15. Education in dermatology
16. Ethics, Quality of care, Quality of life and Costs in dermatology
17. Hair disorders
18. Medical dermatology (Granulomatous diseases /Autoinflammation, SAPHO, PAPA and Neutrophilic dermatoses / Eosinophilic dermatoses)
19. Melanoma and naevi
20. Mucosal diseases / Skin manifestations of internal diseases
21. Nail disorders
22. Novel Medical therapies
23. Oncology and Transplant dermatology (including CADR to novel chemo and immune-therapies)
24. Paediatric dermatology, Genetics and Genodermatoses
25. Phlebology and Vascular disorders
26. Photobiology and Phototherapy
27. Physical therapies (PDT, cryotherapy, iontophoresis, DCP)
28. Pigmentary disorders
29. Pruritus and dysaesthesias
30. Psoriasis
31. Psychodermatology
32. Rheumatologic dermatology
33. Sexually transmitted infections and HIV
34. Skin aging: Extrinsic and intrinsic factors
35. Skin cancer excluding melanoma
36. Skin imaging other than dermoscopy
37. Skin infections, Tropical dermatology, Skin diseases affecting Migrants and Refugees
38. Skin of colour
39. Social media, Patient Support Groups and Engagement
40. Teledermatology
41. Urticaria and Angioedema
42. Vasculitis and Vasculopathies
43. Wound healing & Keloids

Late-Breakers

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Residents Forum

Individuals will be selected for the Residents Forum based on the scientific quality and impact of their work as judged by the WCD Abstracts and Free Communications Committees. When submitting the abstract online, please select the applicable box: Resident and the wish to be considered for this Forum.

Residents may consider applying for a WCD 2023 Scholarship if they are submitting their abstract for this session.

Welcome message

from President and Secretary-General 25th WCD 2023

We are very honoured that Singapore was chosen as the host city for the 25th World Congress of Dermatology 2023.

The congress theme is “Dermatology Beyond Borders”. The congress will provide the occasion for clinicians, researchers, industry and other partners to work towards extending the boundaries of dermatology. We aim to increase cooperation and collaboration across geographic, political and economic borders, to strengthen our specialty and improve skin health for everyone.

The 25th WCD will present a broad, deep and interesting scientific programme that will cover all clinical areas, enhance patient and community engagement, and promote the understanding of basic, translational and implementation science. We aim to transcend borders to be an inclusive conference that will celebrate our diversity.

The conference will be underpinned by science, advance care, and celebrate communities.

The 25th WCD will be especially significant as we emerge from a difficult period of health and economic turmoil, a period where countless lives would have been lost and livelihoods of millions of others destroyed. The 25th WCD will be an auspicious occasion when the specialty can take stock, unify our plans and chart new ways forward.

This is the first time that the WCD will be held in South and South East Asia, a rapidly advancing region with a population of over 2.3 billion people. We will work with dermatology networks and societies in South-East Asia, as well as those of many other nations in the region to include programmes that will feature dermatologists from South and South East Asia, a region with more than 20000 dermatologists.

Singapore is a vibrant city-state situated one degree north of the equator. It is a global centre of travel, finance, commerce and science. It is a melting pot of several Eastern and Western cultures, with an ethnically diverse population of 5.6 million people living in racial and religious harmony that is a model for the world.

Travelling to the city is hassle-free through extensive and convenient air connections. You will land in Changi airport, the beautiful award-winning airport. Only a few nationalities require a visa for entry into Singapore. For the minority who require a visa, visa-processing time with complete documentation takes 1 to 3 working days.

The Suntec Singapore Convention and Exhibition Centre, with state-of-the-art conference facilities and services, will be the venue for the congress. The Centre is situated in the historical and civic centre of the city, making access to the congress simple, fast and inexpensive. There is a wide range of hotel accommodation, and thousands of rooms are in walking distance.

Singapore is a democratic and secular country. The Internet is fast, freely accessible and open, and English is spoken everywhere. We are recognised for world-leading standards of governance, transparency, efficiency, security and safety. Visitor attractions are plentiful and include great museums, modern business districts, historical precincts, tropical parks and walks, bustling shopping and dining, and a vibrant cultural scene. Our food culture is world-famous, drawing from multicultural roots mixed with international influences.

We look forward to welcoming you to Singapore and to a meaningful and unforgettable 25th WCD.

Prof. Roy CHAN
President

A/Prof. LIM Yen Loo
Secretary-General

注册费：

Fees below are inclusive of any applicable taxes and are quoted in SGD.

1 Members of international or national dermatologic societies that belong to the ILDS qualify for discounted registration rates.

2 A doctor who is in a training programme that leads to specialization in dermatology. The age limit of the applicant is 40 years old. Proof of Status is required to finalise the registration.

3 Proof of status is necessary to finalize the registration. Registration does not give access to the exhibition hall.

4 Person residing in one of the countries defined by the World Bank as Low income or Lower-Middle income. For a complete and updated list, please check the World Bank website. A copy of passport is required to finalise your registration.

5 Proof of endorsement/accreditation from patient organisation is required. Registration does not give access to the exhibition hall.

Cancellation

All cancellations must be notified in writing (by email) to the Registration Department (wcd2023registration@thetriumph.com; wcd2023groupregistration@thetriumph.com). The following rules will apply:

• Cancellations received in writing by 10th December 2022 are entitled to 100% refund
• Cancellations received in writing between 11th December 2022 and 4th March, 2023 are entitled to 50% refund
• Cancellations received from 5th March, 2023 – no refunds 
• All refunds will be made within 3 months after the end of the event. Requests submitted after this period will not be considered.
• If you first registered as an individual and subsequently received sponsorship from  industry or company, you will not be entitled to a refund
• Refund will not be processed if your visa application has been refused by the Embassies/Consulate Offices.

This Cancellation Policy is also applicable to Courses and Social Events payments.

◆ 参会对象：医生、医院科室主任/副主任、住院医师、医院管理者、医护人员以及从事该领域研究的科学家、研究人员、医药企业代表等等。