Thank You for Attending ISFP2024!
We are truly grateful to our participants, speakers, and sponsors. Your support made ISFP2024 a tremendous success, filled with engaging discussions and valuable insights.
On-demand streaming has now ended as of January 16. However, congress photos and abstracts are still available on our website for your reference. Be sure to explore these resources and relive the highlights!
We hope you enjoyed ISFP2024 and look forward to seeing you in Miami for ISFP2026!
Best Oral Presentation Award Winners
- S15-7
- Limor Man
- S15-8
- Laura Detti
- S15-9
- Nanum Chung
Congratulations!
You can find their award-winning abstracts from the Online Abstracts” below!
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Program
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Online Abstracts Available!
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AccommodationRegistration is currently open! Please also refer to this page regarding hotel reservations.
* Please note that ISFP2024 does not provide Halal food. We will be providing vegetarian bento boxes for the luncheon seminar.
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- Dec 15, 20242024 Congress Photo & On-demand Streaming Now Available.
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Oct 25, 2024Online Abstracts Now Available!
Password is provided separately to registered participants only.
Poster printing service is available! - Oct 22, 2024 New updates: Oral and Poster presentations, Luncheon Seminars, Participant Info, and Speakers Info!
- Sep 16, 2024Late Registration Period has started.
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Jul 18, 2024Abstract Submission has been closed.
We deeply appreciate for submitting abstracts. - Jun 28, 2024Call for Abstracts Submission deadline is extended to Noon, Wednesday, July 10, 2024 (JST).
- May 15, 2024Program and Faculty are now open.
- Apr. 8, 2024Workshop sign-ups are now open. 3rd announcement for details.
- Mar. 31, 2024City information has been updated.
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Mar. 15, 2024Call for Abstracts and Registration has been released.
Find the 2nd announcement at the top of this page. - Nov. 2, 2023Sponsorship Prospectus has been released.
- Sept. 29, 2023Our homepage has been released.
Sponsors
Supported by Tokyo Convention & Visitors Bureau
Welcome to the 8th World Congress of the ISFP
The ISFP was founded in September 2007 (Boston, MA) by Drs. Jaques Donnez, Samuel Kim, Pasquale Patrizio, Roger Gosden and Tommaso Falcone, pioneers in the field of fertility preservation for cancer patients, to promote research and clinical practice. The first World Congress of the ISFP was held in Brussels under the presidency of Dr. Donnez (the 1st president). Since then, this interdisciplinary area has been developed through the workings of the ISFP.
We are honored to host the Congress in Tokyo in 2024, two years after the last Congress held in Brussels. The last Congress was postponed one year from the 2019 Congress in New York due to the Novel Coronavirus pandemic, and it was a wonderful event at which we could resume contact with our many colleagues whose lives were interrupted by the Corona disaster. At ISFP 2024 in Tokyo, I will be the first president from Asia (and the 8th president), and I believe that the congress will be packed with the latest information in this field for doctors as well as other medical professionals.
The main theme of the Congress will be "Rethinking Personalized Fertility Preservation and Cancer Survivors – Opening a New Frontier”. Since the establishment of the ISFP in 2006, the pace of development in the field of fertility preservation has never been faster, and both cancer treatment outcomes and reproductive outcomes in this area have been reported in large numbers in recent years in the United States and Europe. However, there continues to be a growing need to further improve survivorship for childhood and AYA cancer patients who are seeking long-term survival.
We hope that this congress in Tokyo will provide an opportunity for members of the ISFP to explore the direction we should take in the future to further improve the survivorship of childhood and AYA cancer patients to ensure their long-term survival.
Autumn in Japan is the best season to visit, with its cooler weather and the leaves changing colors to golden yellow, light tan, crimson, and orange. We look forward to welcoming conference attendees from all over the world to Tokyo in November 2024.
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Nao Suzuki, M.D., Ph. D.
8th President of the ISFP
Professor and Chair, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, St. Marianna University School of Medicine
Deputy Director, St. Marianna University Hospital