ASM 2008 Hong Kong - Urological Society of Australia and New Zealand

Over 615 delegates attended the ASM in Hong Kong in February 2008. This was USANZ's first offshore meeting for 35 years. New ground was broken, both educationally and in involving Asian countries in our Society through the Scientific Meeting.

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Photos from ASM 2008 - Hong Kong (left to right, top to bottom)

Convenor's Dinner, Café Deco at The Peak	Convenor's Dinner, Café Deco at The Peak	Trainees' Dinner at Ingredients Restaurant	Trainees' Dinner at Ingredients Restaurant	Convenor's Dinner, Café Deco at The Peak	Convenor's Dinner, Café Deco at The Peak
Convenor's Dinner, Café Deco at The Peak	Official Welcome	President's Address	Harry Harris Oration	Opening Ceremony	Opening Ceremony
Final Conference Dinner - Grant Hyatt, Hong Kong	International Guest Speakers	Keith Kirkland Prize: Dennis Gyomber For the best presentation by a urological trainee of research in a clinical environment	Villis Marshall Prize: Matthew Brown For the best presentation by a urological trainee of research in an Academic/Scientific environment	BAUS Trophy: Frank Gardiner For the best scientific podium presentation by a member of the Urological Society of Australia and New Zealand at the ASM	Alban Gee Prize: Raymond Ko (not pictured) For the best poster presentation by a member of the Urological Society of Australia and New Zealand at the ASM
Society Medal: Peter Bilenkij In recognition of contributions to the activities of the Society, including the program of mentorship in regional areas, attention to educational facilities for trainees, participation in Society activities and contributing to the establishment of the Netwit program	Society Medal: Laurence Cleeve In recognition of over 25 years of exceptional service to the Society - as an Examiner, President of ANZAUS and President of the Society	Fellow of the Society: John D Taylor In recognition of numerous contributions, including teaching, research and training. John established the "Complications of Pelvic Surgery" course with Ian Hammond, which is now a permanent fixture in the third year of Urological training. John has had a long interest in Urogynecology and continues to work at KEMH for women, where he provides invaluable urological service. John's dedication, friendship and collegiate spirit will be missed by all his colleagues now he has retired.	Induction of new President, Pat Bary	Induction of new President, Pat Bary	Post-dinner entertainment