DTIC ADA241884: The Annual Meeting of the American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene (38th) Held in Honolulu, Hawaii on 10-14 December 1989

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38th Annual Meeting of the American Society of DAMD7-89-Z-9037
Tropical Medicine and Hygiene
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Wasim A. Siddiqui
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American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene ---CIT NUMBER
LSU School of Medicine
P.O. Box 33932
Shreveport, Louisiana 71130-3932
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U.S. Army Medical Research & Development Command
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11. SUPPLEMENTARY NOTES
Meeting held in Hilton Hawaiian Village, Honolulu, Hawaii
December 10-December 14, 1989
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THE 38TH ANNUAL MEETING
OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF
TROPICAL MEDICINE AND HYGIENE
HILTON HAWAIIAN VILLAGE
HONOLULU, HAWAII
December 10 - Deccmber 14, 1989
PLEASE BRING THIS COPY TO THE MEETING
ADDITIONAL COPIES WILL BE $5.00
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF TROPICAL MEDICINE AND HYGIENE
OFFICERS
President ............................................. Louis H. Miller
President-Elect ......................................... John R. David
Secretary-Treasurer .....................................W illiam A.
Editor, American Journal of Tropical
Medicine and Hygiene .............................. William D. Tigertt
Editor-Elect, American JouLaal of Tropical
Medicine and Hygiene .............................. McWilson Warren
Editor, Tropical Medicine and Hygiene News -............K.ar l A. Western
Chairperson, Scientific Program Committee ............. Donald J. Krogstad
Chairperson-Elect, Scientific Program Committee ....... Thomas P. Monath
COUNCILORS
Thomas E. Frothiagham Eric A. Ottesen
Gene I. Higashi Dyann F. Wirth
Ruth S. Nussenzweig Jeffrey F. Williams
Stephanie L. James Dickson Despommier
COMMITTEE ON CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION*
Jay S. Keystone, Chairperson
Peter F. Weller David Wyler
Martin S. Wolfe James W. Kazura
* - The American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene is certified by the
Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education, Chicago, IL.
ASTMH COMMITTEE ON THE YOUNG INVESTIGATOR AWARD
Carole A. Long, Chairperson
Bruce F. Eldridge Philip T. LoVerde
Suzanne Holmes Giannini Jai K. Nayar
William S. Kammerer Thomas Unnasch
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AjTMH LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Wasim A. Siddiqui, Chairperson
Carol Ahmed Kenton Kramer
Karen Amii Michael Langford
Steven Bjorge Chris Locher
Joei Browu Susan Lofton
Stephen Case Frederick Miller
Sandra Chang David Morens
Arwind Diwan Francis Pien
Joe Elm Suzanne Richmond-Crum
Ann Hashimoto David ScollarU
George Hui Leslie Tam
Patty Iwamoto Zilka Terrientes
Sheila Kawamoto Zixian Zhao
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF TROPICAL VETERINARY MEDICINE
President ................................................ Jim C. Williams
Secretary-Treasurer ........................................ Ibulaimu Kakoma
Editor, Tropical Veterinary Medicine News ................ Miodrag Ristic
ASTMH SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Donald J. Krogstad, Chairperson
Walter E. Brandt Steven R. Meshnick
Joseph A. Cook Thomas P. Monath, Chair-Elect
John R. David Eric A. Ottesen
Richard L. Guerrant Matguerite Pappaioanou
Robert W. Gwadz Jontha n I. Ravdin
Michael R. Hollingdale William D. Tigertt
Ibuiaimu Kakoma Gary J. Weil
Jay S. Keystone Martin S. Wolfe
James W. LeDuc Gillian R. Woollett
PREPARATION OF THE PROGRAM BOOKLET
The General Program of the 38th Annual Meeting of the American Society of
Tropical Medicine and Hygiene was prepared by American Inqtitute of Biological
Sciences, 730 llth Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20001-4584, Telephone
202/628-1500. Production by Louise Salmon (Meetings Manager), Adele V. Orndorff
and Jean H. Cvetko.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Officers and Committees of the
American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, and.................... 2
American Society of Tropical Veterinary Medicine.......................... 3
Registration Information..................................................... 5
Sponsors.................................................................... 5
Exhibitors..................................................................
Time and Place of Exhibits................................................... 5
Tours......................................................................... 6
Audiovisual Facilities........................................................ 6
Microscope Facilities......................................................... 6
ASTMH Archives................................................................ 6
Hospitality Suite..........................................................
Emergency Calls and Messages................................................ 7
Employment Opportunities...................................................... 7
Notices..................................................................... 7
Program Notes................................................................. 8
Local CommiJ~tee Business Office and Information Center...................... 8
Continuing Education for Physicians.......................................... 8
Clinical Tropical Medicine CME Course........................................ 9
Summary of the ASTMH Scientific Program and of Special Events.............. 11
Detailed Scientific Program.................................................. 17
Guidelines for Poster and Oral Presentations................................ 88
Abstracts of Symposia, Workshops and Individual Presentations.............. 90
Index..................................................................... 327
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REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Place: Coral Lounge Office area, Mid-Pacific Covention Center, Hilton
Hawaiian Village.
Times: Beginning Saturday, December 9, 1989, the registration area will be
open from 12:00 noon to 5:00 PM. On Sunday, December 10, the
registration area will be open from 8 AM to 8 PM. On Monday through
Wednesday, December 11 through December 13, the registration area
will be open from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. In addition, on Thursday,
December 14, the registration desk will be open both for late
registration and CME credits.
SPONSORS *
Applied Biosystems
Bionetics Research Incorporated
Hawaii Chemical Company, Limited
Honolulu Reporting Services
Otake Instruments
The Rockefeller Foundation
Smith Kline & French Laboratories
The Upjohn Company
iac "S Army Medical Research and Development Command
EXHIBITORS *
Academia Book Exhibits
Academic Press
American Type Culture Collection
Applied Biosystems
Katadyn
Kirkegaard & Perry Labs, Incorporated
McGraw-Hill Publishing Company
National Academy of Sciences
Proctor and Gamble Distributing Company
Smith Kline & French Laboratories
W. B. Saunders Publishing
Trend Scientific, Incorporated
Water Technologies Corporation
TIME AND PLACE OF EXHIBITS
Pldce: Coral Ballroom I and II, Mid-Pacific Convention Center, Hilton
Hawaiian Village.
Times:
Monday 1i December 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday 12 December 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday 13 December 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Thursday 14 December 8:00 AM - 12:00 Noon
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TOURS
Information and arrangements for tours and other sightseeing activities in
the islands are available through the Hilton Hawaiian Village Hotel. Please
contact the front desk or concierge. Arrangements are also available through
Hilton Tours at their desk located in the meeting registration area, Coral
Lounge, of the Mid-Pacific Convention Center. Additional information may be
found in the Hospitality Suite located in the Nautilus I Room of the
Mid-Pacific Convention Center.
AUDIOVISUAL FACILITIES
Slide projectors and carousels together with other audiovisual facilities
will be available in the South Pacific Board Room, Mid-Pacific Convention
Center, beginning at 3:00 PM on Sunday, December 10 and continuing (7:00 Am -
5:00 PM) until 12:00 noen on Thursday, December 14. These facilities are
available for presenters to preview their slides. Investigators are requested
to preview their slides and place them in carousels AT LEAST ONE DAY IN ADVANCE
of their scientific presentation. The South Pacific Board Room is next to Sea
Pearl I and across the hall from South Pacific I.
Videotape facilities will also be available oa request in the South
Pacific Boardroom. Please specify either BETA or VHS and provide at least 24
hours nctice.
MICROSCOPE FACILITIES
A compound microscope will be available in Sea Pearl I, Mid-Pacific
Convention Center beginning at 4:00 PM on Sunday, December 10 and continuing
(8:00 AM - 5:00 PM) until 12:00 noon on Thursday, December 14.
ASTMH ARCHIVES
The ASTMH Archives will be on display in Sea Pearl I, Mid-Pacific
Convention Center. The Archives Exhibit was created by Linda Brink, Wilbur
Downs, Richard Krause and Charles Morrissey. It reviews the historical
influences of various government agencied and philanthropic organizations on
U.S. Tropical Disease programs and initiatives. Research for the exhibit was
sponsored by the Rockefeller Archives and Fogarty International Center.
The Archives will be open for viewing from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM beginning at
1:30 PM on Monday and concluding at 5:00 PM on Wednesday. The prototype
"Global Epidemic Emergency" (GEE) interactive model was developed by Frank
Toth and his colleagues from the Center for Interactive Media in Medicine at
USUHS. Society members are invited to use the model to review the parameters
of the GEE scenario (at the Archives in Sea Pearl I) and to update the system
by adding factual information related to their own specialties. Dr. Toth will
be available at the Archives on Monday, December 11 to discuss the potential
of interactive media and to demonstrate several interactive medical training
models deveJoped at USUHS.
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