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66th Annual Congress, Brazilian Society of Dermatology, Florianópolis, August 3–6, 2011

The 66 Annual Congress of the Brazilian Society of Dermatology was an extraordinary event held August 3 through 6, 2011 in Florianópolis. It is the Santa Catarina state capital, located mainly on the verdant Island of Santa Catarina in southern Brazil, one of the most affluent parts of this great nation, which is larger in size than the continental United States. Congress President Roberto Moreira Amorim Filho (Florianópolis), Society President Bogdana Victória Kadunc (São Paulo), and Congress Scientific Head Jesus Rodriquez Santamaria (Curitiba) led an extraordinary effort with pivotal contributions by Secretary-General Leandra D’Orsi Metsavaht (Rio de Janeiro), Director of International Relations Omar Lupi (Rio de Janeiro), Anais Brasileiros de Dermatologia Editor Izelda Maria Caravalho Costa (Brasília), and Medical Coordinator of the Brazilian Society of Dermatology Journal Paulo R. Cunha (Jundiaí) (Fig. 1). There were approximately 4600 doctors and 1600 exhibitors in enthusiatic attendance. The Congress opened in opulent Brazilian style, with many tributes to noteworthy Brazilian colleagues. Congress President Roberto Moreira Amorim Filho honored his distinguished and justifiably proud father Roberto Moreira Amorim, who served as Honorary Congress President. An exhibition of dance by the Bolshoi Theatre School of Joinville, Santa Catarina, followed (Fig. 2). This stellar congress had many prominent speakers. International luminaries included Gastón Galimberti (Argentina), Carlos Fernando Gatti (Argentina), Juan Carlos Diez de Medina (Bolivia), Martín Sangueza (Bolivia), Anthony