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About BAOG

Bulgarian Association of Oncogynaecology

Mission
Who we are

The BULGARIAN ASSOCIATION OF ONCOGYNAECOLOGY is a voluntary, independent non-profit organisation, established for private benefit under the Bulgarian Non-Profit Legal Entities Act. Its members are physicians working in the field of oncogynaecology — obstetricians and gynaecologists, surgeons, urologists, radiotherapists, chemotherapists and others.

The mission of BAOG is to introduce, implement and disseminate the latest advances in oncogynaecology, and to raise the professional level, training and specialisation of its members.

Main objectives
1. Improving outcomes in the fight against cancer of the female genital tract.
2. Raising the quality of medical care in oncology and reproductive health.
3. Promoting the principles of prevention and treatment of cancer among the general public.
4. Supporting professional development, raising qualifications and defending the interests of physicians and other specialists working in oncology and reproductive health.

Membership fee

The annual membership fee is 51.13 euro.
It can be paid by bank transfer to the euro account of BAOG:
IBAN: BG84 STSA 9300 0008 4659 99 · BIC: STSABGSF · DSK Bank


Activities
To achieve its objectives, BAOG

1. Organises congresses, conferences, workshops and other events devoted to cancer and related diseases, as well as to reproductive health. These forums address

a) established methods of prevention, early detection, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation;
b) new strategies and protocols for prevention, early detection, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation, intended for nationwide implementation;
c) results of research in oncology, oncogynaecology, the biology and epidemiology of malignant diseases and other fundamental questions.

2. Develops and takes part in programmes and projects that raise the quality of medical care in oncogynaecology and reproductive health.

3. Develops new diagnostic and treatment algorithms for specific conditions.

4. Provides expert and consultative assistance.


Board
Leadership

BAOG is governed by a management board elected by the general assembly of the association

Assoc. Prof. Iliya Karagyozov, MD, PhD
President
Assoc. Prof. Iliya Karagyozov, MD, PhD

He graduated in medicine from the Medical University of Sofia in 1994. Since 2018 he has been Head of the Department of Operative Gynaecology and Pelvic Surgery at VITA Hospital.

He holds specialities in Obstetrics and Gynaecology and in General Surgery. Assoc. Prof. Karagyozov is a board member of the Bulgarian Society of Obstetrics and Gynaecology (BSOG), the Bulgarian Medical Association (BMA), the Bulgarian Association of Minimally Invasive Gynaecology (BAMIG), the Bulgarian Surgical Society (BSS) and ESGO (European Society of Gynaecological Oncology).

Acad. Grigor Gorchev
Acad. Grigor Gorchev
Board member
Prof. Stefan Kovachev
Prof. Stefan Kovachev
Board member
Dr Mariana Savcheva
Dr Mariana Savcheva
Board member
Prof. Slavcho Tomov
Prof. Slavcho Tomov
Board member
Prof. Yavor Kornovski
Prof. Yavor Kornovski
Board member
Dr Svetlozar Slavov, MD, PhD
Dr Svetlozar Slavov, MD, PhD
Board member
Dr Anita Ganovska
Dr Anita Ganovska
Secretary
Dr Georgi Trifonov
Dr Georgi Trifonov
Secretary
Assoc. Prof. Lachezar Tanchev
Assoc. Prof. Lachezar Tanchev
Secretary

ESGO
BAOG and ESGO

In May 2020 BAOG and ESGO (European Society of Gynaecological Oncology) signed a memorandum under which every BAOG member who has paid the annual membership fee receives access to the ESGO eAcademy.

History

The Bulgarian Association of Oncogynaecology was founded in 2002.

Past presidents (2002–2022):
Assoc. Prof. Maria Popova
Assoc. Prof. Nikola Vasilev
Assoc. Prof. Bozhidar Slavchev
Assoc. Prof. Galina Chakalova
Dr Mariana Savcheva

Statutes

The association was established at a founding assembly held on 14 December 2002 in Sofia.

The current statutes were adopted by the general assembly of 29 September 2013 and amend the statutes adopted at the founding assembly of 14 December 2002.

Read the statutes ↗ (in Bulgarian)