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| President
of WFSLMS |
Kazuhiko Atsumi, M.D., Ph.D.
Honorary President of Tokyo
University
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| The
Executive Committee Members of WFSLMS |
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| Honorary
President： |
Isaac
Kaplan (Israel) |
| President： |
Kazuhiko
Atsumi (Japan) |
| President-Elect： |
B.
Krishna Rau (India) |
| Secretary
General |
Toshio
Ohshiro (Japan) |
| Assistant
Secretary-General |
Narong
Nimsakul (Thailand) |
| Honorary
Treasurer |
Vasant Oswal (UK) |
| Honorary
Members |
Peter
Ascher (Germany) |
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Nic
Nicolopoulos (Greece) |
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David
Goldberg (USA) |
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Manuel
C. Noguiera (Cuba) |
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| 1st
WFSLMS Organizing Committee |
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| Hayk
Arakelyan (Armenia) |
Harry
Mosely (U.K.) |
| Peter
Ascher (Germany) |
Ronald
Moy (U.S.A.) |
| Kazuhiko
Atsumi (Japan) |
Stuart
Nelson (U.S.A.) |
| Mohamed
Attia (Egypt) |
Nic
Nicolopoulos (Greece) |
| Abraham
M. Baruchin(Israel) |
Narong
Nimsakul (Thailand) |
| David
Baxter (New Zealand) |
Toshio
Ohshiro (Japan) |
| Peter
Bjerring (Denmark) |
Tetsuya
Okunaka (Japan) |
| Peter
Bolton (U.K.) |
Vasant
Oswal (U.K.) |
| Aldo
Brugnera (Brazil) |
Antonio
Pinheiro (Brazil) |
| Pavel
Brychta (Czech Rep.) |
B.
Krishna Rau (India) |
| Jean-Pierre
Chavoin (France) |
Hermano
Reis (Portugal) |
| Ming
Zhe Chen (China) |
Shimon
Rochkind (Israel) |
| Vasile
F. Dima (Romania) |
Bruce
Russel (U.S.A.) |
| Mary
Dyson (U.K.) |
Loh
Hong Sai (Singapore) |
| Chukuka
Enwemeka (U.S.A.) |
Kira
Samoilova (Russia) |
| Takehiko
Fujisawa (Japan) |
Lisa
Schindl (Austria) |
| Gerald
Glantz (U.S.A.) |
Zlatko
Simunovic (Switzerland) |
| Roland
Goepel (France) |
Penny
Smalley (U.S.A.) |
| David
Goldberg (U.S.A.) |
Kendric
Smith (U.S.A.) |
| Peter
Hassan (Indonesia) |
Fernando
Soriano (Argentine) |
| Yoshiki
Hiki (Japan) |
Hiroaki
Suzuki (Japan) |
| Alfons
Hofstetter (Germany) |
Mario
Trelles (Spain) |
| Yuji
Ikuta (Brazil) |
Tatjana
Trobonjaca (Croatia) |
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Katasamy Jeganathan (India) |
Jan
Tuner (Sweden) |
| Hugo
Juri(Argentine) |
Valeri
Volkov (New Zealand) |
| Isaac
Kaplan (Israel) |
Raphaela
Waidelich (Germany) |
| Tiina
Karu (Russia) |
Ronald
Wheeland (U.S.A.) |
| Tran
Hau Khang (Vietnam) |
Jing
Zhu (China) |
| Martin
Knight (U.K.) |
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| Paraskevas
Kontoes (Greece) |
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| Junichiro
Kubota (Japan) |
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| Tai
Kwun Lee (Korea) |
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| Jun-Heng
Li (China) |
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| Sergio
Licheri (Italy) |
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| Leonardo
Longo (Italy) |
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| Luciana
Almeida-Lopes (Brazil) |
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| Rachel
Lubart (Israel) |
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| Adam
Mester (Hungary) |
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| Vladimir
Mikhailov (Russia) |
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| Kevin
Moore (U.K.) |
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| The
difference between ISLSM and WFSLMS |
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The
ISLSM is an association empowered to hold a meeting
held biennially dedicated to the presentation of
basic sciences and clinical research conducted by
individuals.
The WFSLMS distributes information regarding the
new technology and ideas of scientific research
presented at the ISLSM. The distribution process
occurs on a constant basis, and a forum is held
every four years to share the activities conducted
by each of the laser societies.
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| NPO
WFSLMS |
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On
January 2004, NPO status was granted to a branch
of the Federation entitled “NPO WFSLMS.” The branch
was originally founded in the year 2002 by Professor
Kaplan. It was initiated under the title of “Kaplan
Atsumi Foundation in Munich,” but was later renamed
to NPO WFSLMS. The NPO plans to execute its proposed
global activities which include establishing branches
in multiple states and contributing to social welfare
through the advancement of laser technology. The
NPO demands no membership fees and is looking to
increase the number of projects and members; therefore,
any individual who is interested in membership of
this organization is welcome, and should not hesitate
to contact the Secretariat of the NPO WFSLMS. In
addition, any donations to the fund are also welcome.
The NPO aims to contribute to the health and welfare
of the public through the use of minimally invasive,
highly haemostatic laser treatment that will save
the patient’s valuable blood, lessen the metastasis
of cancer, the risk of blood transfusion; and the
risk morbidity associated with blood-borne infections
such as AIDS and hepatitis. The seven major projects
of the NPO are:
1. Assisting worldwide academic societies
2. Promoting B-SAC (Blood Saving Campaign) Lasers
3. Developing mobile laser treatment
4. Educating and training personnel in the usage
of laser medicine
5. Developing new methods of laser treatments
6. Licensing and authorizing
7. Developing new laser machinery
Office
for NPO WFSLMS: Japan Medical Laser Laboratory,
Shinsei-Kaikan Bldg. 4F, Shinanomachi 33-2, Shinjuku,
Tokyo 160-0016 JAPAN |
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