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Dear Colleagues,

It is our great pleasure to invite you to the 7th congress of our society.

The aim of the meeting is to provide a forum for the presentation and

exchange of research findings and innovative ideas regarding orthodontic

therapy. Some very important problems will be discussed: the less

fortunate cases regarding the incidence of the iatrogenic diseases, as well

as the means for keeping the best results of retention.

We are honored that well-known researchers from Mexic, England, Italy,

Germany and Romania have agreed to be keynote speakers.

Choosing Sibiu as the place to held this congress gives the participants the

oportunity to get acquainted with a city and a community with an

outstanding European tradition of interculturalism.

This lived, cultivated and practiced which got international recognition as

Sibiu was voted the European Cultural Capital in 2007.

Dear participants, I hope that the meeting will not only be an enriching

scientific experience, but also an enjoyable and unforgettable touristic

experience in Sibiu, the city on the Cibin river.

Looking forward to meeting you at the Congress!

With kindest regards,

prof. dr. Victor Boboc

President of the Congress

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Main Topics 1. Retention: how, when, for how long?

2. Orthodontic treatment—iatrogenic

effects

3. Free topics

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Committees & Keynote Speakers

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Honour Committee Ecaterina Ionescu Viorica Milicescu

Elvira Cocarla Elisabeta Bratu

Jury for oral presentations Roberto Justus

Giampetro Farronato Victor Boboc

Pacurar Mariana Emilia Milicin Gheorghiu

Jury for poster presentations

Jonathan Sandler Mihaela Mesaros

Trifan Valentina Kristzina Martha

Daniela Gologan

Scientific Committee Chairman of Scientific Committee Mariana Pacurar Secretary Carmen Savin (Romania)

Members Daniela Anistoroaie Mihaela Băciuț Adriana Bălan Dana Feștilă Loredana Golovcencu Gabriela Halițchi Ion Lupan Krisztina Martha Mihaela Mesaroș Gheorghe Mihailovici Anda Muntean Alexandru Ogodescu Cristian Romanec Oleg Solomon Valentina Trifan Viorica Țărmure Ligia Vaida Georgeta Zegan Irina Zetu

Honorary President

Roberto Justus (Mexic) President of the Congress Victor Boboc (Sibiu, Romania) Vice-Presidents of the Congress Michaela Mesaroș (Cluj Napoca, România) Dana Gologan (Vaslui, Romania) General Secretary Raluca Maria Vieriu (Iasi, Romania)

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KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Congress Organizing Committee Chairman Andrei Andronic Secretaries Maria Popa Laura Stef Laura Bârsan Treasurer Mihnea Iacob Technical Secretariat, Information, Exhibition and Travel Bogdan Dragomir Nicolae Daniel Olteanu

Roberto Justus (Mexic) Jonathan Sandler (Great Britain) Alison Murray (Great Britain) Giampetro Ferronato (Italy) Luca Lombardo (Italy) Silvia Allegrini (Italy) János Horváth (Hungary) Ion Lupan (Moldavia) Oleg Solomon (Moldavia) Valentina Trifan (Moldavia) Viorel Ibric Cioranu (Romania) Claudia Corega (Romania) Magda Enache (Romania) Alina Gămulescu (Romania) Michaela Mesaros (Romania) Emilia Gheorghiu-Milicin (Romania) Ioan Nicolescu (Romania) Mariana Păcurar (Romania) Camelia Szuhanek (Romania) Irina Zetu (Romania)

Members Liana Aminov Lucia Avornic Janetta Blaga Ștefan Boboc Sabina Calfa

Maria Dumitrela Ciur Anca Drașoveanu Alexandra Florea

Laura Gavrilă-Vasîlca Eriola Komini Dana Maxim

Alexandra Mârțu-Ștefanache Anca Mesaroș

Daniel Olteanu Ioana Simona Oprea

Anca Pascu Ana Petcu

Veronica Pintiliciuc-Șerban Raluca Romanescu

Sorana Roșu Meda Romana Simu

Alina Sodor Uliana Sturzu

Iulia Ștefănescu Raluca Tote

Daniela Trifan

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Thursday, May 19th 2016 Victor Papilian Amphitheatre University of Medicine “Lucian Blaga”

08.30—17.30 REGISTRATION 09.00—18.00 TRADE EXHIBITION

09.00-10.30 WORKSHOP

10.30-10.45 SPONSOR OVERVIEW - ADENTA ROMÂNIA

10.45 – 11.00 COFFEE BREAK


13.00-14.00 LUNCH BREAK - only for participants


16.30-16.45 COFFEE BREAK


19.00 OPENNING CEREMONY EXHIBITION OPPENING GET TOGETHER COCKTAIL

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ROBERTO JUSTUS (MEXIC) Roberto Justus graduated in 1965 both from the National Autonomous University of Mexico School of Dentistry with his dental degree with honors and simultaneously, also from the School of Sciences as a Physicist. He went on to obtain his Certificate in Orthodontics and MSD from the Univ. of Washington in 1968.

He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Orthodontics (ABO) since 1990 and recertified in 2001; Professor of undergraduate orthodontics, Technologic Univ. of Mexico since 1973; Professor and Director of Research, Graduate Dept. of Orthodontics, Intercontinental University since 1990; Founder and examiner of the Mexican Board of Orthodontics since 1998; Associate Editor of the World Federation of Orthodontists’ Gazette 2001-2010; Examiner/Consultant of the ABO Clinical Exam since 2002; President of the College of Diplomates of the ABO, 2003-2004; President of the Foundation of the College of Diplomates of the ABO, 2004-2005; and President of the World Federation of Orthodontists, 2010-2015. He received ABO’s “2011 Dale B. Wade Award”; was the “2012 Kokich-Shapiro Visiting Scholar”, Univ. of Wash., Dept. of Orthodontics; and received AAOF’s “2013 Louise Ada Jarabak Memorial International Orthodontic Teachers and Research Award”. He has published twenty eight scientific papers in orthodontic and research journals, chapters in 3 orthodontic textbooks, 2 guest audio presentations for Practical Reviews in Orthodontics (Oakstone Medical Publishing), 3 CD-ROM lectures for AAO´s Online Learning Program and, was the Guest Editor of the March 2010 issue of the journal Seminars in Orthodontics.

ORTHODONTIC AND ORTHOPEDIC TREATMENT BASED ON BIOLOGIC PRINCIPLES

How to minimize iatrogenic effects from orthodontics.

A - Deproteinization of Tooth Enamel Surfaces to Prevent White Spot Lesions and Bracket Bond Failure: A Revolution in Orthodontic Bonding Orthodontic treatment success is jeopardized by the risk of development of white spot lesions (WSLs) around orthodontic brackets. Unfortunately, the formation of WSLs still remains a common complication during treatment in patients with poor oral hygiene. Nearly 75% of orthodontic patients are reported to develop enamel decalcification because of prolonged plaque retention around brackets. It is the orthodontist’s responsibility to minimize the risk of patients having enamel decalcifications as a consequence of orthodontic treatment. This can be achieved

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by using hybrid, fluoride-releasing, glass ionomer cement to bond brackets, with deproteinization of the enamel surface prior to phosphoric acid etching. You will learn why: Enamel is protected from white spot lesions when brackets are bonded with hybrid, fluoride-releasing, glass ionomer cement. Enamel de-proteinization with Clorox (5.25% Sodium Hypochlorite), prior to etching, increases bracket shear bond strength (Justus R et al, Seminars in Orthodontics, March 2010). Incidence of bracket bond failure is diminished when the enamel surface is de-proteinized before etching and bonding brackets, both with composite resin and also with glass ionomer cement. You will learn how to: De-proteinize the enamel surface. Bond brackets with hybrid glass ionomer cement. B - Prevention of periodontal deterioration/damage Alterations in the mucogingival complex can occur during orthodontic tooth movement. In terms of changes in the position of the soft tissue margin and in gingival dimensions, the important factors to consider are the direction of the tooth movement and the bucco-lingual thickness of the gingiva. Lingual tooth movement will result in an increased bucco-lingual thickness of the tissue at the facial aspect of the tooth which results in coronal migration of the soft tissue margin (decreased clinical crown height). Facial tooth movement, on the other hand, will result in a reduced bucco-lingual tissue thickness and thereby a reduced height of the free gingival portion and an increased clinical crown height. You will learn why: Incisor proclination may damage the periodontium and jeopardize stability. Arch length increase to alleviate crowding is the least stable orthodontic treatment. You will learn how to: Avoid lower incisor proclination and still achieve ideal alignment. Maintain ideal alignment long-term. You will learn the indications for extraction of: One lower incisor. Four first bicuspids. Two mandibular second bicuspids and two maxillary first bicuspids. C- Prevention of External Apical Root Resorption The issue of orthodontic-induced root resorption has attracted the interest of clinicians/investigators because of the alarming clinical and legal implications associated with its occurrence. External apical root resorption (EARR) is a common iatrogenic consequence of orthodontics. EARR is a small problem for the average orthodontic patient, with mean resorption per tooth per patient of less

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than 1.5 mm. This magnitude of resorption has no adverse clinical consequences. However, 3 to 5% of orthodontic patients experience 4mm, or more, of EARR. You will learn how to apply the strategies to minimize orthodontically induced EARR: Eruption guidance of maxillary canines, Driftodontics, Early correction of anterior open bite with a spur appliance to establish normal tongue rest posture, Early correction of large overjets associated with Class II malocclusions using skeletal correction (growth modification) to minimize both incisor trauma and EARR. Orthognathic surgery (to avoid moving roots against cortical bone). You will learn why: EARR occurs. Genes are responsible for EARR. Treatment strategies to minimize EARR must be implemented in every orthodontic case. You will learn how to: Detect EARR early in treatment. Improve the eruption path of mesially inclined maxillary permanent canines to prevent incisor root resorptions caused by canines. Alleviate lower incisor crowding through extractions and subsequent driftodontics. Close anterior open-bite malocclusions without brackets by allowing incisors to erupt unhindered by an anterior tongue rest posture. Correct Class II, Div I malocclusions by growth modification instead of moving teeth with the risk of developing EARR. You will learn: What the evidence recommends doing in case of timely detection of EARR.

Scientific Programme

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Friday, May 20th 2016 Victor Papilian Amphitheatre University of Medicine “Lucian Blaga”


Scientific Session I Session Chairs: Mariana Păcurar, Daniela Gologan

Session Secretary: Andrei Andronic

08.30-09.30 FAILURES OF ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT János Horváth (Hungary)

09.30 -09.50

PREDICTION INDEXES OF LONG-TERM OCCLUSAL STABILITY IN ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT OF ANGLE CLASS III MALOCCLUSION Valentina Trifan, Ion Lupan, Daniela Trifan (Rep. Of Moldavia)

09.50-10.00 SPONSOR OVERVIEW – ORTOFORUM

10.00-10.20

TREATMENT PRINCIPLES IN THE EARLY APPROACH OF CLASS II-ANGLE MALOCCLUSIONS Mihaela Mesaroș, Alexandrina Muntean, Anca Mesaroș (Cluj Napoca, Romania)

10.20-10.40 THE USE OF ALIGNERS IN ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT Emilia Milicin Gheorghiu (Bucharest, Romania)

10:40 – 11.00 GINGIVAL TISSUE RESPONSE TO MICROSURGICAL ORTHODONTICS Claudia Corega, Dario Bertossi, Mihaela Băciuț (Cluj Napoca, Romania)

11.00-11.10 SPONSOR OVERVIEW - COLGATE


11.00-11.30 POSTERS SESSION I



Scientific Session II Chairs: János Horváth, Kristzina Mártha Secretary: Anca Drașoveanu

11.30-12.30 E-ORTHODONTICS Giampietro Farronato (Italy)

12.30-12.50

SURGICAL TREATMENT IN SEVERE CRANIO-FACIAL ANOMALIES Viorel Ibric Cioranu (Bucharest, Romania)

12.50-13.00 SPONSOR OVERVIEW – RED INTERNATIONAL

13.00-13.20 LONG-TERM RETENTION CONSIDERATIONS Irina Zetu (Iași, Romania)

13.20-13.30 SPONSOR OVERVIEW – SIMBOL S 13.30-14.30 LUNCH BREAK – only for participants

Scientific Session III Chairs: Michaela Mesaroș, Valentina Trifan Secretary: Silvia Borta

14.30-14.50 MODERN METHODS OF IMAGING EVALUATION OF THE ALVEOLAR BONE MODIFICATIONS DURING THE ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT IN ADULTS Mariana Păcurar (Tg. Mureș, Romania)

14.50-15.10

ESTABLISHING ORTHODONTIC GOALS IN INTERDISCIPLNARY ADULT TREATMENT Camelia Szuhanek (Timișoara, Romania)

15.10-15.20

ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT RETENTION – FROM SMILE TO TEARS Alexandrina Muntean, Michaela Mesaroș, Dana Feștilă, Anca Mesaroș

15.20-15.30 CORRELATION OF CHRONOLOGICAL AGE, DENTAL AGE AND CERVICAL VERTEBRAE MATURITY IN ROMANIAN SUBJECTS Krisztina Mártha, Irinel Panainte, Silvia Isabella Pop, Mariana Păcurar

15.30-15.40 SPONSOR OVERVIEW – DENTALDEAL



Scientific Session IV Chairs: Emilia Milicin Gheorghiu, Viorel Ibric Cioranu Secretary: Uliana Sturza 15.40-16.20 MOLAR DISTALIZATION IN ANGLE CLASS II

TREATMENT Gheorghe Mihailovici, Ion Lupan, Pavel Mihailovici, Corina Mihailovici

EXECELENCE OR OVERTREATMENT? A CASE REPORT Ioan Barbur, Mihaela Băciuț, Grigore Băciuț, Simion Bran, Florin Cofar

ORTHODONTIC MANAGEMENT OF MAXILLARY LATERAL INCISOR AGENESIS Dan Andrei Iacob

ORTHODONTIC TREATEMENT AS AN AID IN ORAL REHABILITATION Laura M. Filip, Andreea Lazea

ETHICAL ASPECTS TOBE CONSIDERED WHILE TRETING COMPLEX PATIENTS Anca-Ștefania Mesaroș, Alexandra Irimie, Adela Zimbran, Alexandrina Muntean, Michaela Mesaroș

16.20 – 16.30 DISCUSSIONS

16.30 – 16.40 SPONSOR OVERVIEW – STOMA DENT TOTAL

16.40 - 17.00 COFFEE BREAK

16.30- 17.00 POSTERS SESSION II



Scientific Session V Chairs: Alexandrina Muntean, Magda Enache, Janetta Blaga Secretary: Raluca Vieriu 17.00-17.50 ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT IN PERIODONTALLY

COMPROMISED PATIENTS Maria Alexandra Mârțu-Ștefanache, Irina Zetu

DENTO-MAXILLARY ANOMALIES AND PERIODONTAL DISEASE: IMPACT AND THERAPEUTIC ASPECTS Lucia Avornic, Igor Ciumeico

CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING THE FACTORS THAT MAY MODIFY THE RETENTION PROTOCOL Carmen Savin, Irina Zetu, Ana Petcu

IATROGENY IN ORTHODONTICS: INEXPERIENCE OR IGNORANCE? Mircea Gherghie, Dana Feștilă, Adina Topârcean, Odette Bodo, Ioana Filip

WHY MY DENTIST LOVE ME? INTERDISCIPLINARY ORTHODONTIC INTERACTION! Ovidiu Rădescu, Alin Șerbănescu, Viorica Țărmure, Mihaela Băciuț,Simion Bran

17.50 – 18.00 DISCUSSIONS

18.00-18.30 CLASS II AND THE ESTHETIC OF NUMBERS Silvia Allegrini (Italy)

18.30-19.30 AREO MEETING

20.00 GALA DINNER (”La Dobrun” Restaurant )



Saturday, May 21st 2016 Victor Papilian Amphitheatre University of Medicine “Lucian Blaga”


Scientific Session I Chairs: Jonathan Sandler, Ioan Lupan, Mircea Gherghie Secretary: Anca Mesaroș

08.30-08.50 A NEW DESIGN FOR DENTAL RETAINER Gămulescu Alina (Brașov, Romania)

08.50-09.10 MANIPULATION OF THE OCCLUSAL PLANE IN ORTHO-SURGICAL TREATMENT – PART I Magdalena Enache (Bucharest, Romania)

09.10-09.30 MANIPULATION OF THE OCCLUSAL PLANE IN ORTHO-SURGICAL TREATMENT – PART II Ion Nicolescu (Bucharest, Romania)

09.30-10.00 DIAGNOSIS AND INTERDISCIPLINARY TREATMENT METHODS OF CONGENITAL EDENTATION Oleg Solomon, Ion Lupan, V. Zuev, M. Mostovei, A. Mostovei (Rep. of Moldavia)

10.00-11.00 STARTING WITH FINISHING IN MIND Luca Lombardo (Italy)

11.00-11.15 SPONSOR OVERVIEW – ORTHO SHOP


Scientific Session II Chairs: Roberto Justus, Oleg Solomon Secretary: Carmen Savin

11.30-13.30 U.K. APPROACH TO TWIN BLOCKS FOR THE TREATMENT OF CLASS II MALOCCLUSIONS Jonathan Sandler, Allison Murray (Great Britain)

13.30-14.30 LUNCH BREAK – not included



Scientific Session III Chairs: Giampietro Farronato, Irina Zetu, Victor Boboc Secretary: Bogdan Dragomir

14.30-14.45 SPONSOR OVERVIEW - DENTAL FOCUS

14.45-15.00 AWARD CEREMONY

15.00-16.30 METHODS TO ACHIEVE EXCELLENCE IN ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT – PART I Roberto Justus (Mexic)


16.45-17.30 METHODS TO ACHIEVE EXCELLENCE IN ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT – PART II Roberto Justus (Mexic)

17.30-18.30 Closing ceremony - 2017 AREO Congres

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BOBOC AWARD

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Acad. Prof. Dr. GHEORGHE BOBOC,

Orthodontist

(4.6.1929 - 05.12.2011)

PhD 1969

Member of the Romanian Academy of Medical Sciences

Recipient of:

„Gh. Marinescu” prize of the Romanian Academy (1967) for the monography: „Orthodontic

appliances: principles and methods”

„Toma Ionescu” prize of the Romanian Academy of Medical Sciences (1998) for his entire scientific and professional career.

Prof. dr. Gheorghe Boboc graduated from the Faculty of Stomatology, Institute of Medicine and Pharmacy Bucharest in 1954 as highest ranking amongst his class. He started his academic career in 1957 and, only six months after, he was put in charge of organizing and leading the orthodontic section of the Faculty. In this position, he devised and later developed the university curricula both for the theoretical and practical knowledge of orthodontics, curricula which still constitutes the foundation of today’s orthodontic university education.

He covered all the steps of academic hierarchy up to professor and has been in charge of leading the Department of Continuing Education in Dentistry l (1983-1989) and Orthodontics (1989-1999). After his retirement, he continued to act as a consultant professor at the UMF Carol Davila Bucharest, whilst keeping up his private practice.

His didactical activity has been based on teaching orthodontics to students and postgraduates, as well as basic maxillofacial and dentistry knowledge to the students of the Faculties of General Medicine and Pediatrics. Thus, he established the curricula for students, postgraduates, and general dentists seeking continuing education courses. He participated and led numerous examination committees, where he was known for his fair and impartial judgement.

One of his main achievements was the acceptance of orthodontics as a distinct medical specialty in Romania.

In 1994, he initiated and succeeded in establishing the Romanian National

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Association of Orthodontics, ANRO, which was a cofounder of the World Federation of Orthodontists. He acted as ANRO’s first President.

His scientific activity generated more than 200 oral presentations and published works. He authored the following books: Orthodontics, course, lithography IMF (1961); Malocclusions, Ed. Medicală (1971); Orthodontic appliances: principles and methods, Ed. Medicală (1974); Craniofacial formation and growth, Ed. Medicală (1979, reedited and supplemented 1996); Treatment of malocclusions, Ed. Medicală (1982); Bonding in orthodontics, as first author, Ed. Facla (1987); Pathology of the stomatognathic system, course, lithography IMF (1987), Pediatric otorinolaringology, as colab., Ed. Medicală (1992).

His main scientific activities were focused in orthodontics, by trying to introduce worldwide therapies into Romania, by devising his own therapies and appliances and by diversifying the existing treatment means. Some of his particular fields of interest were the stepwise therapy of malocclusions, the final equilibration of the orthodontic results, the conservative treatment of adult prognathism, deep bite therapy, complex treatment of cleft patients, diversification of orthodontic appliances, surgical approach and low force use for impacted teeth and so on. He was passionate about photography and has extensively documented the evolution of his patients.

He dedicated all his life’s effort to his patients, his students and his great love: orthodontics.

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GENERAL INFORMATIONS

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The Romanian Association for Excellence in Orthodontics (AREO) Congress 2016 will take place in the Victor Papilian Amphitheatre, University of Medicine Lucian Blaga, Sibiu, Romania.

The lectures will be presented in Romanian/English. The pre-congress Workshop will be held in English.

The oral presentations must be limited to 8 minutes each. Please enclose in the allowed time.

At 2016 AREO Congress (as at every AREO Congress) it will be awarded a prize for the best oral presentation and a prize for the best poster presentation (for young researchers aged under 35 years).

During the AREO Congress 2016 will take place a trade exhibition of orthodontic materials and equipment.

Registration fees:

AREO (and FEO) Member 300 euro

Non-member 350 euro

Postgraduate student 180 euro

Accompanying person 50 euro

Pre-Congress workshop fee:

Delegate 200 euro

Postgraduate student 100 euro

The registration fee for delegates includes the following:

Access to the Opening Ceremony and Welcome Cocktail Access to all scientific sessions Congress program book Access to exhibition Coffee-breaks Lunch on May 19th and 20th Access to Gala Dinner

The registration fee for accompanying person includes the following:

Access to Opening Ceremony and Welcome Cocktail Access to Exhibition

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Certificate of attendance is going to be presented to all registered participants (24 EMC Credits).

Desk for Information and registration will be located in the lobby of University of Medicine Lucian Blaga, Sibiu, near to Victor Papilian Amphitheater and will be open during the 2016 AREO Congress.

A Restaurant – Cafeteria and several restaurants are located in and around the congress center. Coffee and tea will be served in the exhibition area during the breaks.

During May the temperature is mostly warm. The average temperature in the daytime is 13-25°C. At night it may be cooler, so it is advisable to bring some warmer clothes. Occasional rain showers may occur. For more information go to: www.weatherspark.com/forecasts/yr/Romania/sibiu

Photographing or video recording of oral and poster presentations is not permitted.

By registering for the congress and/or by participating in the exhibition, participants agree that neither the organizing committee nor the congress secretariat assume any responsibility for damage or injury to persons or property during the congress. Participants and exhibitors are advised to organize their own health, travel and personal insurance.

The annual membership fee (65 Euro) must be paid until 20 th May 2016.

Information: [email protected]

http://areo2000.ro

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INVITATION

The President of the Congress The President of the AREO The Organizing Committee

invite you to attend the welcome

Cocktail

On Thursday, May 19st 2016 from 19.00

In Victor Papilian Amphitheatre University of Medicine “Lucian Blaga”

And the

Gala Dinner

Friday, May 20th 2016 from 20.00

in ”La Dobrun” Restaurant

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