Conference Guide

1955 - 2015
1955 - 2015
1955 - 2015
1955 - 2015
Combined Summer
Scientific Meeting
British Association of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery
Royal Belgian Society for Plastic Surgery
25–27 June 2015
Concertgebouw, Bruges, Belgium
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1955 - 2015
1955 - 2015
Combined Summer
Scientific Meeting
25–27 June 2015
Concertgebouw, Bruges, Belgium
PRESIDENTS’ WELCOME
Dear Friends,
Welcome to Bruges.
This is the second joint plastic surgery meeting between the British and the
Belgians.
The first one was held in Glasgow in 1992 with the respective Presidents
Bill Reid and Romain Vanwijck, who trained in Canniesburn. The special
relationship of the Belgian President with British Plastic Surgery has
provided the platform for this renewed collaboration.
We have put together a varied program to represent as many aspects of our
specialty as possible. We have joined forces with the Belgian Hand Group on
the third day of the congress. Hand Surgery in Belgium is more and more
becoming a separate specialty.
Bruges combines the setting of a modern city with a Unesco World Heritage
Site. In the Rennaisance, it was called the “Venice of the North” with its
beautiful canals and historic monuments. Bruges is easily accessible for
visitors from abroad and the naval port of Zeebrugge is only a short distance
away. Bruges is also the capital of West-Flanders where, in World War 1,
the frontline was situated, immortalised by John McCrae in his poem “In
Flanders Fields”.
World War 1 was the birthplace of modern plastic surgery, which will be
the theme of our first day of the conference. More British servicemen died
in World War 1 than in any other conflict in history. More than 700,000 died.
Of the 3 battles of Ypres, the second has the sad legacy of being the first
conflict where chemical weapons were used on a large scale. The third
battle, Passchendaele, was the one where trench fighting was particularly
severe, with over 450,000 casualties over an 8 km front in a 4 months period.
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245,000 British soldiers died or were listed as missing. It is not surprising
that, with such devastation, the need for restoration of aesthetics and
function became of paramount importance for the survivors.
The second day of the congress is dedicated to cosmetic surgery, with
speakers with international reputations, on the special topic of “facelifts”.
In parallel with this, we are delighted to be hosting the “Global Leadership
Forum” in conjunction with the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS)
and the “ICOBRA” Meeting, which will share information on setting up breast
implants registers.
On Saturday the 27th we will close the meeting with a day of parallel sessions
of hand surgery, in parallel with reconstructive and breast surgery.
We hope that you enjoy our joint meeting and spend time exploring
magnificent Bruges and to visit some of the World War 1 memorials.
Kind regards,
Nigel Mercer
Frans Missotten
President, BAPRAS
President, RBSPS
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Marc Depoorter
We are grateful to Marc Depoorter, the local host of the combined BAPRAS
and RBSPS Summer Meeting 2015.
Marc was President of RBSPS from 2001 to 2003. He has kindly undertaken
the role of Secretary since then to date.
Marc has been a huge support to the RBSPS. Both RBSPS and BAPRAS
would like to thank him for all the work he has undertaken for this combined
meeting.
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COUNCILS
BAPRAS
Officers
President: Mr N S G Mercer
Deputy President: Mr A G B Perks
Honorary Secretary: Wg Cdr A N Pandya
Honorary Treasurer: Mr N K James
Council
Mr O A Ahmed, North East
Mr P G Budny, South Central
Mr D E Boyce, Wales
Mr T S Burge, South West
Miss A L Dancey, West Midlands
Mr S Hamilton, London
Mr R M Haywood, East of England
Miss A Hazari, South East Coast
Mr C Hill, Northern Ireland
Mr I R MacKay, Scotland
Mr S Majumder, Yorkshire & Humberside
Mr P McArthur, Non-regional
Mr A Misra, Non-Regional
Dr M Shah, North West
Mr N W Yii, East Midlands
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RBSPS
President RBSPS and GBS:
Dr Frans Missotten (Leuven)
President-elect RBSPS and GBS:
Dr Gaëtan Willemart (Brussels)
Ex-President RBSPS and GBS:
Prof Jean-Luc Nizet (Liège)
Prof Stan Monstrey (Gent)
Treasurer RBSPS and GBS: Dr Steven Colpaert (Antwerpen)
Secretary RBSPS and GBS: Dr Marc Depoorter (Brugge)
Advisors: Dr Pascal Castus (Brussels)
Dr Diane Franck (Brussels)
Advisor Aesthetics: Dr Alex Verpaele (Gent)
Advisor Microsurgery: Prof Moustapha Hamdi (Brussels)
Advisor Research: Prof Jan Vranckx (Leuven)
Advisor International Communication: Dr Ivar Van Heijningen (Knokke)
Advisor GBS / VBS: Dr Steven Colpaert (Antwerpen)
Advisor GBS / VBS: Dr Marianne Mertens (Antwerpen)
Advisor GBS / VBS: Dr Frans Missotten (Leuven)
Advisor GBS / VBS: Dr Jean-Luc Nizet (Liège)
Advisor GBS / VBS: Dr Jean Van Geertruyden (Brussels)
Webmaster RBSPS and GBS: Dr Gaëtan Willemart (Brussels)
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SAVE THE DATE
A U T U M N
M E E T I N G
AROUND THE BREAST
A TRIBUTE TO PROFESSOR MADELEINE LEJOUR
Organized by Rika Deraemaecker
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CONTENTS
Presidents’ Welcome
2
Acknowledgements4
Councils5
Overview
Thursday 25 June
9
Friday 26 June
10
Saturday 27 June
11
Special Interest Group meetings
12
BAPRAS EGM
12
RBSPS General Assembly
12
Programme
Thursday 25 June 2015
13
Friday 26 June 2015
17
Saturday 27 June 2015
24
Posters
Overview of posters
31
Screen 1
34
Screen 2
38
Screen 3
42
Exhibition & Sponsorship
Sponsors47
Exhibitor list
50
Floor plan: Upper Level Foyer Parterre
51
Exhibitor Information
52
Information
8
Venue Information
65
Information for Delegates
67
Information for Presenters
69
Future Meetings
69
Social Events
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THURSDAY 25 JUNE
Main Foyer
08:30
09:00
Room 1
Concert Hall
Registration and
History Exhibition
Refreshments /
Exhibitions and
Posters
Welcome from
the Presidents
10:00
Guest
presentations:
Conflict and
Trauma Surgery
History Exhibition
13:15
Body Contouring
Special Interest
Group Meeting
14:00
Guest
presentations:
Conflict and
Trauma Surgery
continued
15:40
Upper level
foyer
Parterre
Trauma and
Orthoplastic
Special Interest
Group Meeting
09:55
13:00
Room 2
Chamber Music
Hall
Lunch/Exhibition
and Posters
Free papers:
Skin, Burns and
Vascular
Close
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FRIDAY 26 JUNE
Main Foyer
08:15
Refreshments /
Exhibitions and
Posters
Guest
Global
presentations:
Leadership
Aesthetic Surgery Forum Meeting
(By Invite Only)
History Exhibition BAPRAS EGM
Smith&Nephew
Symposium
14:15
Free Papers: Pot
Pourri General
Plastic Surgery
Lunch /
Exhibition and
Posters
ICOBRA Meeting
History Exhibition
Refreshments /
Exhibitions and
Posters
16:15
Free papers:
Head and
Neck, Ear
Reconstruction
and Craniofacial
17:15
RBSPS General
Assembly
10
Global
Leadership
Forum Meeting
(By Invite Only)
History Exhibition
13:30
15:45
Upper level
foyer
Parterre
Refreshments /
Exhibitions and
Posters
Free papers
and Guest
presentations:
Aesthetics
Surgery and Body
Contouring
10:55
12:55
Room 2
Chamber Music
Hall
Registration and
History Exhibition
08:45
10:25
Room 1
Concert Hall
ICOBRA Meeting
SATURDAY 27 JUNE
Main Foyer
08:30
Guest
presentations:
Upper limbs*
Free papers:
Upper limbs*
History Exhibition
Refreshments /
Exhibitions and
Posters
11:00
11:10
Free papers:
Reconstruction
Surgery Breast
11:50
Guest
presentation:
Reconstruction
Surgery – Breast
12:15
Sushruta
Guha Lecture:
– Mechanotransduction
Guest
presentations:
Upper limbs*
History Exhibition
13:15
Perineal
Reconstruction
Special Interest
Group Meeting
14:00
Guest
presentation:
Reconstruction
Surgery - Breast
16:00
Upper level
foyer
Parterre
Refreshments /
Exhibitions and
Posters
Guest
presentation:
Reconstruction
Surgery
10:00
13:00
Room 2
Chamber Music
Hall
Registration and
History Exhibition
09:00
10:40
Room 1
Concert Hall
Lunch /
Exhibition and
Posters
Free Papers
and guest
presentations
Upper Limbs*
Close
* Belgian Hand Group Meeting
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SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP
MEETINGS
Thursday 25 June
08:30
Trauma and Orthoplastic Special Interest Group Meeting
13:15
Body Contouring Special Interest Group Meeting
(Room 1 – Concert Hall)
(Room 1 – Concert Hall)
Saturday 27 June
13:15
Perineal Reconstruction Special Interest Group Meeting
(Room 1 – Concert Hall)
BAPR AS EGM
Friday 26 June
The BAPRAS EGM will be held from 12:55 onwards in Room 1 – Concert
Hall. All BAPRAS members are invited to attend this meeting.
RBSPS GENER AL ASSEMBLY
Friday 26 June
The RBSPS General Assembly will be held from 17:15 onwards in Room 1 –
Concert Hall. All RBSPS members are invited to attend this meeting.
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PROGR AMME
08:30 – 11:35
Thursday 25 June 2015
THURSDAY 25 JUNE 2015
08:30
Trauma and Orthoplastic Special Interest Group Meeting
Room 1 – Concert Hall
09:00Registration
Main Foyer
09:55
Welcome from the Presidents
Room 1 - Concert Hall
Conflict and Trauma Surgery
Chairs: Mr A Kay and Professor J L Nizet
10:00
Guest presentation: “What do you chaps think about forming a
plastic club?”
Mr R Green
10:15
Guest presentation: The history of plastic surgery in Belgium...from
the Interbellum till the Royal Society of Plastic Surgery
Professor P Wylock
10:30
Guest presentation: Erbs Palsy of Kaiser Wilhelm
Dr J Baham
10:55
Guest presentation: Life in a MASH hospital 45 years ago in Vietnam:
a surgeon’s account
Professor P G Arnold
11:15
Guest presentation: Experiences of a civilian Belgian plastic surgeon
during the Vietnam War
Dr C Dupuis
11:35
Guest presentation: Plastic surgeons as trauma surgeons
Mr S Hettiaratchy
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11:55 – 15:40
11:55
Thursday 25 June 2015
Guest presentation: Contemporary military plastic surgery Mr A Kay
12:15
Guest presentation: Blistering agents
Dr P Rice
12:55Discussion
13:00
Lunch / Exhibitions and Posters
13:15
Body Contouring Special Interest Group Meeting
(Room 1 – Concert Hall)
Parallel Session: Room 1 - Concert Hall
Conflict and Trauma Surgery Continued
Chairs: Mr A Kay and Professor S Monstrey
14:00
Guest presentation: Chemical warfare agents: short-term injuries
and long-term sequelae with a focus on the respiratory tract
Professor B Nemery
14:20
Guest presentation: Achieving burn care excellence - a military/
civilian partnership
Dr T Rose, Colonel Doctor S Jennes
14:50
Guest presentation: From Battlefield to Blighty 1914-18
Dr Emily Mayhew
15:30
Discussion
15:40Close
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14:00 – 14:50
Thursday 25 June 2015
Parallel Session: Room 2 - Chamber Music Hall
Free Papers - (Skin, Burns and Vascular)
Chairs: Mr R Haywood and Dr N Cuylits
14:00
Free paper: An update of current and future use of nanotechnology in
the management of cutaneous melanoma
Mr A Shiatis (Presenter), Miss H Lloyd-Hughes, Mr A Pabari,
Mr A Mosahebi, Dr A Seifalian (Senior) (London)
14:10
Free paper: Isolated limb infusion: the Leeds 10 year experience.
Miss V Teoh (Presenter), Mr D Wilks, Mr A Cheang, Mr R Wade,
Miss C Yiannakis, Mr W Bhat, Mr H Peach (Senior) (Leeds)
14:20
Free paper: Effect of Botulinum Toxin Type A on fibroblast
differentiation
Professor I Suh, (Presenter) (Korea)
14:30
Free paper: Flow cytometry analysis of nanofat derived stromal
vascular fraction reveals improved progenitor subpopulations when
compared to standard lipoaspirates
Dr G R D Evans (Presenter), Dr D A Banyard, Dr A D Widgerow
(Orange) (USA)
14:40
Free paper: Liquefied petroleum gas related burns. An experience
from a burns unit in an emerging oil and gas economy
Dr L N A Ankrah (Presenter), Dr E Anyigba, Dr K Darko,
Mr O W Ampomah, Mr A Paintsil (Accra, Ghana)
14:50
Free paper: Burns infection profile of Singapore: prevalence of
multi-drug resistant Acinetobactor Baumaunii and the role of blood
cultures
Mr C Song1 (Presenter), Dr J Hwee2, Dr S J Chong2 (Senior)
(Edinburgh1, Singapore2)
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15:00 – 15:30
15:00
Thursday 25 June 2015
Free paper: Evaluation and comparison of burn mortality predication
scores in an Irish population: is the Belgian score the best?
Mr J Woods (Presenter), Ms C Quinlan, Mr O Shelley (Senior) (Dublin)
15:10
Free paper: Management of necrotising fasciitis within an adult
burns centre: are outcomes better?
Mr J Ward (Presenter), Mr J Yarrow, Ms D Nguyen (Senior) (Swansea)
15:20
Free paper: Indocyanine green lymphography following axillary
lymph node dissection to prevent seroma
Dr R Mistry (Presenter), Ms N Forster, Miss M van Zanten, Ms A
Jeeves, Professor S Neuhaus, Ms J Bingham, Mr Y Caplash, (Senior)
(Adelaide, South Australia)
15:30Close
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08:15 – 09:35
Friday 26 June 2015
FRIDAY 26 JUNE 2015
08:15Registration
Main Foyer
Parallel Session: Room 1 - Concert Hall
Aesthetic Surgery Free Papers - (Aesthetics and Body Contouring) and guest
presentations
Chairs: Mr M Cadier and Prof A Verpaele
08:45
Free paper: Simplifying Facelift: contour congruent concepts
Dr M Klaassen (Presenter) (Auckland)
08:55
Free paper: SPSS The Static Peri-orbital Sphinteric Sling with
minimal access facia lata graft: a simple solution for a complex
problem
Mrs K Hamnett (Presenter), Mr A Iqbal (Senior) (Liverpool)
09:05
Free paper: The classic facelift enhanced: the peeling assisted
volume enhancing (pave) lift concept
Dr K Kaye (Presenter) (Marbella, Spain)
09:15
Free paper: Patient satisfaction of breast size following implant
surgery: an ongoing assessment
Mr T Brown (Presenter) (Melbourne, Australia)
09:25
Free paper: Breast augmentation in the office-based setting
Miss C J Tollan (Presenter), Mr V Sivarajan (Senior) (Glasgow)
09:35
Free paper: Classification and surgical correction of asymmetric
calves in Asians
Professor I Suh (Presenter) (Seoul, Korea)
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09:45 – 12:15
09:45
Friday 26 June 2015
Guest presentation: Lengthening temporalis myoplasty and smile
reanimation twenty years experience
Dr D Labbe
10:05
Guest presentation: Centrofacial rejuvenation: a new paradigm in the
reconstruction of youth
Prof P Tonnard
Parallel Session: Room 2 -Chamber Music Hall
Global Leadership Forum
By Invite Only
08:45
Global Leadership Forum Meeting
10:25
Refreshments / Exhibitions and Posters
Parallel Session: Room 1 Concert Hall
Aesthetic Surgery Continued
Chairs: Mr M Henley and Prof P Tonnard
10:55
Guest presentation: Evolution in neck lift and mid face lift
Dr C Le Louarn
11:15
Guest presentation: Finishing touches in facelift surgery
Mr M Cadier
11:35
Guest presentation: Midface Lifting
Mr N Kirkpatrick
11:55
Guest presentation: Minimizing the Sequel of facelift
Dr C Verheyden
12:15
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Discussion of the six guest presentations
10:55 – 14:25
Friday 26 June 2015
Parallel Session: Room 2 – Chamber Music Hall
Global Leadership Forum
By Invite Only
10:55
Global Leadership Forum Meeting
12:55
Lunch / Exhibitions and Posters
12:55
BAPRAS EGM
Room 1 – Concert Hall
13:30
Smith&Nephew Symposium: use of incisional negative pressure
wound therapy in breast surgery
Speakers TBC
Room 2 – Chamber Music Hall
Parallel Session: Room 1 – Concert Hall
General Plastic Surgery - Free Papers - ‘pot pourri’ session
Chairs: Mr S Hamilton and Professor K Van Landuyt
14:15
Free paper: Inferior gluteal artery perforator based flap
reconstruction after abdominoperineal excision for low rectal
carcinoma
Miss H Creasy (Presenter), Mr M Pramateftakis, Miss P N Mohanna,
Mr P Roblin, Mr J Constantinides, Mr A Schizas, Mr M George,
Mr D Ross (Senior) (London)
14:25
Free paper: Pedicle perforator flaps for vulvar reconstruction: new
generation of less invasive vulvar reconstruction with favorable
results
Mr M Abdelrahman1 (Presenter), Dr J J Huang2, Dr N J Chang2, Dr C W
Wu2, Miss H Y Chen2, Professor M H Cheng2 (Senior) (Glasgow1, Taipei2)
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14:35 – 15:35
14:35
Friday 26 June 2015
Free paper: Lumbar artery perforator free flap: anatomical study
and clinical experience in breast reconstruction
Dr B Craggs (Presenter), Dr C Brussaard, Dr A Zeltzer, Dr B
Hendrickx, Dr K Seidenstuecker, Professor M Hamdi (Senior)
(Brussels)
14:45
Free paper: Hypospadias practice: 13 years in the making
Miss A Edwin1 (Presenter), Mr C Ramanathan2, Mr H Siddiqui2 (Senior)
(Durham1, Middlesbrough2)
14:55
Free paper: Hypospadias salvage with single stage repair
Miss Indira Yonjan Lama1 (Presenter), Mr K Khan1, Mr S Wharton2,
Mr A Bracka2 (Senior) (Bristol1, Dudley2)
15:05
Free paper: A prospective study on the use of a novel epidermal
grafting machine to optimise outpatient wound management
Miss N Bystrzonowski (Presenter), Miss N Hachach-Haram, Miss
S J Edmondson, Dr O Smith, Mr M Kanapathy, Ms L Twyman, Mr T
Richards, Mr A Mosahebi (Senior) (London)
15:15
Free paper: The effect of electrical stimulation on Adipose Derived
Stem Cell (ADSC) differentiation
Mr S Zack-Williams (Presenter), Dr B Cousins (Senior) (London)
15:25
Free paper: Is hypoxic cells the key to angiogenesis of tissue
engineered constructs in regenerative medicine research?
Miss J Ho (Presenter), Professor M Birchall, Dr U Cheema (Senior), Dr
K Stamati (London)
15:35
Free paper: The impact of a full time plastic surgeon on a regional
trauma unit
Dr N Sargazi (Presenter), Mr A El-Gawad (Senior), Mr B Narayan, Dr L
Shanks, Mr D Bell, Mr S Nayagam, Mr K Graham (Liverpool)
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14:15 – 15:45
Friday 26 June 2015
Parallel Session: Room 2 – Chamber Music Hall
ICOBRA Meeting
Why we need data from registries
14:15
The perils of poor data
Mr G Perks
14:25
The benefits of good data
Dr M M Mureau
14:35
The questions to be answered
Dr D Lumenta
Optimising registry data collection
14:45
Breast Device Registries in progress: USA
Dr C Verheyden
14:55
Breast Device Registries in progress: Australia
Dr R Cooter
15:05
Breast Device Registries in progress: UK
Mr S Mulgrew
15:15
Breast Device Registries in progress: The Netherlands, Germany
Dr H Rakhorst
15:25Discussion
15:45
Refreshments / Exhibitions and Posters
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16:15 – 16:55
Friday 26 June 2015
Parallel Session: Room 1 – Concert Hall
General Plastic Surgery - Free Papers (Head and Neck, Ear Reconstruction
and Craniofacial)
Chairs: Mr M Ragbir and Dr G Willemart
16:15
Free paper: Total reconstruction of the eyelid margin after basal cell
carcinoma removal
Dr M Gushchina (Presenter), Professor E Egorova (Senior) (Moscow)
16:25
Free paper: A novel isolation protocol for auricular
chondroprogenitors (CPCs) and implications in cartilage tissue
engineering
Ms Z Jessop (Presenter), Mr M Javed, Dr S Morgan, Dr Y Zhang,
Dr E Combellack, Dr I Khan, Professor I Whitaker (Senior) (Swansea)
16:35
Free paper: Temporomandibular Joint Ankylosis: a formidable
surgical problem
Associate Professor N McLean (Presenter), Mr S Chummun,
Associate Professor P Anderson, Professor D David (Senior)
(Adelaide, South Australia)
16:45
Free paper: A 5-year review of facial fractures in the Australian
Outback
Miss A Dargan (Presenter), A. Prof U Orda (Senior) (Mount Isa)
16:55
Free paper: Partial mandibulectomy without bony reconstruction in
patients with large tumors of the oral cavity: experiences, functional
outcome and aesthetic satisfaction.
Miss P Chadha1 (Presenter), Mr R Hirt2, Mr S Knipping2, Mr T Schrom2,
Mr F Bast1 (Senior) (London1, Germany2)
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17:05 – 17:15
17:05
Friday 26 June 2015
Free paper: Transpalpebral browpexy: a review of a single surgeon’s
experience and refinements of technique
Mr C Lewis (Presenter), Miss R Taghizadeh, Mr P Valand , Mr O
Ahmed, (Senior) (Newcastle upon Tyne)
17:15Close
Parallel Session: Room 2 – Chamber Music Hall
ICOBRA Meeting
16:15
The EU perspective: Scientific Policy officer European Commission
Mr P Piscoi
16:30
Novel approaches to answering crucial questions with registry data
Group discussion
17:15Close
17:15
RBSPS General Assembly
Room 1 – Concert Hall
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08:30 – 09:00
Saturday 27 June 2015
SATURDAY 27 JUNE 2015
08:30Registration
Main Foyer
Parallel Session: Room 1 – Concert Hall
Reconstruction Surgery
Chairs: Mr T Ahmad and Dr B De Frene
09:00
Guest presentation: Craniofacial: a Scotsman ‘skullking’ Down Under
Associate Professor N McLean
09:20
Guest presentation: Recent advances in head and neck
reconstruction
Mr M Ragbir
09:40
Guest presentation: Reconstruction of tracheal and laryngeal defects:
from prefabrication and transplantation to tissue engineering
Professor J Vranckx
10:00
Guest presentation: CEN-regulation: the European Standard for
Aesthetic Surgery Services, what is it and what is it good for?
Dr I Van Heijningen
10:20
Guest presentation: Credentialing: the real politic!
Mr S Cannon
Parallel Session: Room 2 – Chamber Music Hall
Belgian Hand Group Meeting
Chairs: Professor D A McGrouther and Dr B Vanmierlo
09:00
Guest presentation: Degloving injuries to the hand treatment with
greater omentum pedicled flap
Professor A Zyluc
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09:15 – 10:30
09:15
Saturday 27 June 2015
Guest presentation: Deglovement injuries of the hand. Report of four
cases
Dr W Vanhove
09:30
Guest presentation: Treatment of fingertip injuries with semiocclusive dressing
Professor N Hollevoet
09:45
Guest presentation: Free corticoperiostal flap from the medial
femoral condyle
Professor L De Smet
10:00
Free paper: The impact of electronic cigarettes on the
microcirculation of the hand
Mr M Pywell1 (Presenter), Mr M Wordsworth1, Mr R Kwasnicki1,
Miss P Chadha1, Mr S Hettiaratchy1, Mr T Halsey2, (Senior) (London1,
Rotherham2)
10:10
Free paper: Donor limb harvest in hand and upper extremity
transplantation: surgical and logistical factors
Mr O Hausien1 (Presenter), Dr E Swanson, Mr J Abraham, Dr J
Higgins, Professor A Lee, Dr J Shores, Dr G Brandacher (Senior)
(Cambridge1, Balitmore2)
10:20
Free paper: Cold intolerance following Dupuytren’s contracture
surgery using patient reported outcomes
Mr I King (Presenter), Mr H Belcher (Senior) (East Grinstead)
10:30
Free paper: Repair of finger soft tissue defects with second and third
dorsal metacarpal artery perforator flaps
Dr D Eric1 (Presenter), Professor M Ninkovic2, (Senior), Dr S Kojic3, Dr
S Marić1, Dr Z Maksimovic1, Dr M Kovacevic1, Dr N Lalovic1 (Bosnia and
Herzegovina1, Germany2, Serbia3)
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10:40 – 12:05
10:40
Saturday 27 June 2015
Refreshments / Exhibitions and Posters
Parallel Session: Room 2 - Chamber Music Hall
Belgian Hand Group Meeting (Parallel Session)
Chairs: Professor V Lees and Dr P Hoang
11:00
Guest presentation: Treatment of the radial shaft loss with pedicled
graft from the ulna: a case report
Professor A Zyluc
11:15
Guest presentation: Treatment of bone defect with allografts
Professor N Hollevoet
11:30
Guest presentation: The use of 3D technology for the correction of
bone deformity and bone defects
Dr F Verstreken
11:45
Free paper: Paediatric volar plate injuries: time to discard the splint?
Miss M Baker (Presenter), Mrs M Downs, Mr S Wilson (Senior)
(Bristol)
11:55
Free paper: Flexor tendon repairs in children: outcomes from a
specialist tertiary centre.
Dr W S Khor (Presenter), Ms L Cooper, Ms N Burr, Mr B Sivakumar
(Senior) (London)
12:05
Free paper: Made-to-measure partial toe transfers for finger
reconstruction: a case series
Dr S Hugon (Presenter) (Namur)
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11:10 – 13:00
Saturday 27 June 2015
Parallel Session: Room 1 – Concert Hall
Reconstruction Surgery Continued
Chair: Mr O Ahmed and Dr B Hendrickx
11:10
Free paper: The need for core outcome reporting in autologous fat
grafting for breast reconstruction
Mr R Agha2 (Presenter), Dr T Pidgeon1, Mr A Fowler3, Ms G Wellstead3,
Professor D Orgill4 (Senior) (Coventry1, Wakefield2, London3, Boston4)
11:20
Free paper: The dog ear flap as a second choice for breast
reconstruction in patients who already underwent a DIEAP flap
Dr B Colebunders (Presenter), Dr B Depypere, Professor K Van
Landuyt (Senior) (Ghent)
11:30
Free paper: Pre-Pectoral implant placement with total acellular
dermal matrix cover: a new technique for implant based breast
reconstruction
Miss R Holt (Presenter), Miss L Highton (Senior), Mr J Duncan, Mr J
Murphy, Miss S O’Ceallaigh (Senior) (Manchester)
11:40
Free paper: Enhanced recovery after surgery in microsurgical
breast reconstruction: optimising peri-operative care improves
outcomes
Dr B Baker(Presenter), Miss L Highton (Senior), Mr J Bedford, Miss S
O’Ceallaigh, Dr A Dobson, Mr S Wilson (Senior) (Manchester)
11:50
Guest presentation: Breast reconstruction, the development and
implications of a validated risk assessment tool
Dr R Murphy
12:15
Sushruta Guha Lecture: Mechanotransduction
Professor D A McGrouther
13:00
Lunch / Exhibitions and Posters
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13:15 – 16:00
13:15
Saturday 27 June 2015
Perineal Reconstruction Special Interest Group Meeting
Room 1 – Concert Hall
Parallel Session: Room 1 – Concert Hall
Reconstruction Surgery
Chairs: Mr J Scott and Dr S Colpaert
14:00
Guest presentation: Aesthetic advance in reconstructive breast
surgery, “Flap raiser versus fat grafter”
Professor M Hamdi
14:30Discussion
Professor M Hamdi
14:40
Guest presentation: Maximizing aesthetic results with implants and
ADM
Dr G Evans
15:10Discussion
Dr G Evans
15:20
Guest presentation: International collaboration of breast registry
activities (ICOBRA)
Dr R Cooter
15:40
Guest presentation: The development of the National Breast Implant
Registry in the United States
Dr C Verheyden
16:00Close
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14:30 – 15:20
Saturday 27 June 2015
Parallel Session: Room 2 – Chamber Music Hall
Belgian Hand Group Meeting
Chairs: Mr A Platt and Dr L Kinnen
14:00
Guest presentation: Beyond ‘No Man’s Land’
Professor V Lees
14:30
Free paper: Baran technique to treat mucous cyst of perionychium
Dr L Van Overstraeten1 (Presenter), Dr E Camus2 (Tournai1, Maubeuge2)
14:40
Free paper: A single surgeon’s experience of infection rates in
k-wires in hand surgery: buried vs unburied
Dr J Canny (Presenter), Miss R Hossain, Mr A Lahiri (Senior)
(Birmingham)
14:50
Free paper: Experience with bridging plates in the AZ Groeninge
Hand Centre: functional range of motion with minimal disability
Dr B Craggs1 (Presenter), Dr J Vanhaecke2, Dr M Dezillie2, Professor F
Stockmans2 (Senior) (Brussels1, Kortrijk2)
15:00
Free paper: The modified Sennwald-Della Santa shortening
osteotomy of the distal ulna: surgical technique and the results of 10
patients: retrospective study
Dr S Benis1, (Presenter), Dr J Goubau2 (Senior), Dr B Berghs2, Dr P Van
Hoonacker2, Dr D Kerckhove2, Dr B Vanmierlo2 (Ghent1, Bruges2)
15:10
Free paper: Long term outcome of proximal row carpectomy: results
after more than 10 years
Dr M Van Nuffel (Presenter), Professor L De Smet (Senior) (Leuven)
15:20
Free paper: Tactys arthroplasty in the AZ Groeninge Hand Centre:
good impressions
Dr B Craggs1 (Presenter), Dr J Vanhaecke2, Dr M Dezillie2, Professor F
Stockmans2 (Senior) (Brussels1, Kortrijk2)
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15:30 – 16:00
15:30
Saturday 27 June 2015
Free paper: An epidemiological study of 600 hand injury patients
presenting to a tertiary referral centre
Miss C Dover (Presenter), Mr D Chester (Senior) (Birmingham)
15:40
Free paper: Outcome of closed metacarpal fractures managed nonsurgically
Mr M M Hosain1 (Presenter), Dr Z N Khan2, Mr M U Anwar2 (Senior)
(Glasgow1, Wakefield2)
16:00Close
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Overview of posters
Posters will be available to view throughout the conference in the upper
level foyer.
OVERVIEW OF POSTERS
Alphabetical by lead author
Name
Poster number
Screen number
Ms R Z Adami
P46
2
Dr S Al-Himdani
P20
1
Miss S Bagirathan
P31
2
Mr C Bain
P71
3
Miss P Chadha
P35
2
Dr A Chandra
P21
1
Mr K Y Chin
P2
1
Dr H Chu
P38
2
Miss I Citron
P55
3
Mr J Coelho
P32
2
Mr S Coulson
P44
2
Miss H Creasy
P26
1
Mr J Dunne
P47
P57
2
3
Mr A Durrani
P63
3
Mr M Gorman
P50
2
Mr T Hampton
P7
P17
P27
1
2
1
Mr K A Harms
P18
1
Miss S Hendrickson
P4
P54
P56
1
3
3
Mrs R Holt
P5
1
Mr M M Hosain
P43
2
Dr L Humphreys
P33
2
Miss D Hunt
P25
1
Dr J Jackson
P53
3
Mr G Janakan
P37
2
31
Overview of posters
Name
Poster number
Screen number
Ms Z Jessop
P69
3
Miss S Jmor
P62
3
Mr D Jordan
P51
P67
2
3
Miss R Khundkar
P39
2
Mr T Layton
P61
3
Mr Y Majeed
P12
1
Dr C Malcolm
P10
1
Miss K Medjoub
P30
2
Mrs K M Milto
P48
2
Dr M Mohammed
P77
3
Mr A Molajo
P74
3
Mr M Nizamoglu
P14
1
Dr G Pafitanis
P66
3
Dr A Parcells
P45
2
Dr G Perin
P60
3
Mr J Ranson
P65
3
Miss C R Read
P22
1
Miss J Ruston
P75
3
Miss D Ryan
P34
2
Miss S Sepehripour
P3
1
Mr A Shiatis
P52
2
Dr H S Shim
P1
1
Mr A Smith
P73
3
Dr H Tailor
P59
P68
3
3
Miss A Tan
P15
P16
1
1
Ms J Y M Tang
P13
P36
1
2
Miss S Tay
P8
1
Miss A Thomas
P28
2
Ms R J Thomas
P41
2
Miss J Torres-Grau
P72
3
Dr P Valand
P9
1
Dr K Walsh
P19
1
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Overview of posters
Name
Poster number
Screen number
Mr J Warbrick-Smith
P23
1
Dr T Webb
P58
3
Mr A Wiberg
P76
3
Mr N Wickham
P64
3
Miss G Williams
P24
P29
P40
1
2
2
Miss A Wilson
P6
1
Mr K Y Wong
P42
P49
2
2
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P1 – P7
Screen 1
SCREEN 1
P1
Low versus high fluence parameters in the treatment of facial
laceration scars with a 1,550-nm fractional erbium-glass laser
Dr H S Shim (Presenter) (Senior) (Uijeongby)
P2
Bilateral breast reconstruction with abdominal free flaps: a single
centre, single surgeon retrospective review of 55 consecutive patients
Mr K Y Chin (Presenter), Mr P McAllister, Miss I Teo, Mr D A Munnoch
(Senior) (Dundee)
P3
A systematic review and meta-analysis of the incidence and predictors
of blood transfusion in breast reconstruction post TRAM flap and DIEP
flap
Miss S Sepehripour1 (Presenter) (Senior), Mr G Filobbos1,
Professor C Malata2 (Senior) (Birmingham1 , Cambridge2)
P4
Venous thromboembolism in free flap breast reconstruction: the need
for national data and guidance
Miss S Hendrickson (Presenter) (Senior), Miss Y Tavsanoglu, Mr P Roblin
(Senior) (London)
P5
Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT) on complex closed breast
incisions promotes wound healing in oncoplastic breast surgery
Mrs R Holt (Presenter) (Senior), Mr J Murphy (Senior) (Manchester)
P6
Generating a profit from nipple areolar complex reconstruction in the UK
Miss A Wilson (Presenter) (Senior), Dr C A Powell, Mr S M Wilson (Senior)
(Bristol)
P7
Ultra-Violet Breast Tattoos (Non-Permanent Radiotherapy marking)
Mr T Hampton1 (Presenter) (Senior), Mr S Rahman1, Dr R Simcock2,
Mr S Mackey1, (Senior) (East Grinstead1, Brighton2)
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P8 – P14
P8
Screen 1
Tranexamic acid in free flap surgery for the breast
Miss S Tay1 (Presenter) (Senior), Mr R Lambert2, Dr A FotopoulosMallioris2, Mr M Jones2, (Senior) (London1, East Grinstead2)
P9
Breast Lipomodelling: current practice and guidelines in our unit
Dr P Valand (Presenter) (Senior), Dr V Aurora, Mr J Henton,
Mr H Thirkettle, Mr W Bhat, Mr S G Rao, Mr P Longhi (Senior) (Durham)
P10 A retrospective, single centre cohort study to assess whether
the ‘Angelina Jolie Effect’ has led to an increase in risk reducing
mastectomy and reconstruction in South Wales
Dr C Malcolm (Presenter) (Senior), Mr M Javed, Ms D Nguyen (Senior)
(Swansea)
P11Withdrawn
P12 Evaluation of the management of feet burns in a regional adult burns
centre
Mr Y Majeed (Presenter) (Senior), Mr M Minhas, Mr Z Sheikh, Mr N
Khwaja (Senior) (Manchester)
P13 Trends in burns admissions in a tertiary burns centre over the last four
decades
Ms J YM Tang1 (Presenter), Mr O Tillo1, Dr D Bance1, Ms V Allgar2,
Mr U Anwar1 (Senior) (Wakefield1, Hull2)
P14 Infrared technology to improve efficacy of venous access in burns
population
Mr M Nizamoglu (Presenter) (Senior), Miss A Tan, Ms H Gerrish,
Professor P Dziewulski (Senior) (Chelmsford)
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P15 – P21
Screen 1
P15 A review of assault by chemical burn: a regional burn center experience
Miss A Tan (Presenter) (Senior), Professor P Dziewulski (Senior),
Mr M Nizamoglu, Mr D Barnes, Mr B Philp, Mr N El-Muttardi
(Chelmsford)
P16 Photospectrometry in burn depth analysis: a potential aid memoir for
the clinician
Miss A Tan (Presenter) (Senior), Professor P Dziewulski (Senior),
Ms F A Pedrini, Mr Q Frew, Mr B Philp, Mr N El-Muttardi, Mr D Barnes
(Chelmsford)
P17 Scalded toddlers: can we predict the unpredictable?
Mr T Hampton (Presenter) (Senior), Mr R Vijayan, Mr B Dheansa (Senior)
(East Grinstead)
P18 Sub-acute ablative fractional carbon dioxide laser treatment for
aggressive burn-related scar contractures: case report and postulated
mechanism
Mr K A Harms (Presenter) (Senior), Dr A Murray, Professor S Rea,
Winthrop Professor F Wood (Senior) (Perth)
P19 Estimation of surface area: comparison of subjective and objective
assessments in a plastic surgery unit
Dr K Walsh1 (Presenter) (Senior), Mr I King2, Mr MJ Hallam2 (Wigan1, East
Grinstead2)
P20 Steam inhalation therapy in children: a “heated debate”?
Miss J Hughes (Senior), Dr S Al-Himdani (Presenter), Dr O Falconer,
Miss D Nguyen (Senior) (Swansea)
P21 The use of transfixion suturing of acticoat dressings in burn and skin
graft care: experiences from a regional burns centre
Dr A Chandra (Presenter) (Senior), Mr N Hamnett, Miss E Chamaidi,
Mr A Farroha (Senior) (Birmingham)
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P22 – P26
Screen 1
P22 PET-CT Imaging in patients with Chronic Sternal Wound Infections prior
to reconstructive surgery: a case series
Miss C R Read (Presenter) (Senior), Mr O A Branford, Mr L S Verjee,
Mr S H Wood (Senior) (London)
P23 Peri-stomal abdominal wall augmentation: novel use of a pedicled
antero-lateral thigh flap
Mr J Warbrick-Smith (Presenter) (Senior), Dr N Bowen, Mr P Drew
(Senior) (Swansea)
P24 Reconstructive outcomes following soft tissue sarcoma resection: a
tertiary unit’s experience
Miss G Williams (Presenter), Mr A Khan, Miss B Osman, Miss M
Wilkinson, Mr K W D Ramsey, Mr P A Harris, Mr A E Searle, Mr D Strauss,
Mr S James (Senior) (London)
P25 A case of an ureaplasma infection causing significant soft tissue
destruction to the vagina, perineum, and abdominal wall
Miss D Hunt (Presenter) (Senior), Mr J Srinivasan (Senior) (Preston)
P26 Delayed reconstruction of the post-surgical, unhealed perineum using
inferior gluteal artery perforator based flaps
Miss H Creasy (Presenter) (Senior), Mr M Pramateftakis,
Miss P N Mohanna, Mr P Roblin, Mr J Constantinides, Mr A Schizas,
Mr M George, Mr D Ross (Senior) (London)
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P27 – P32
Screen 2
SCREEN 2
P27 Putting on a brave face: the experience of 407 patients in a
multidisciplinary facial palsy clinic
Mr T Hampton (Presenter) (Senior), Miss F Ruccia, Miss M Venables,
Miss V Venables, Miss C Neville, Miss A Thomas, Mr C Nduka (Senior)
(East Grinstead)
P28 Cutaneous cooling to manage botulinum toxin injection-associated pain
in facial palsy patients: a randomised controlled trial
Miss A Thomas1 (Presenter) (Senior), Dr N Pucks2, Mr M J Hallam3,
Miss V Venables4, Miss C Neville4, Mr C Nduka4 (Senior) (London1, Oxford2,
Aberdeen3, East Grinstead4,)
P29 Reducing the risk of needlestick injuries in the operating theatre: a
survey of suture needle handling
Miss Ge Williams1(Presenter) (Senior), Mr M Nicolaou1,
Professor T Athanasiou2, Mr D Coleman1 (Senior) (Oxford1, London2)
P30 Simulation works in aviation, it should work in surgery: increasing
fidelity in simulation for surgeons, a Burns Simulation Course in
Edinburgh
Miss K Medjoub (Presenter) (Senior), Mr I Stwart, Miss S McGarvie,
Dr S Edgar, Mr D Widdowson, Mr H Bahia, Mr K Stewart (Senior)
(Edinburgh)
P31 The junior doctor’s perception of plastic surgery
Miss S Bagirathan (Presenter) (Senior), Mr J Pollock (Senior)
(Nottingham)
P32 An inexpensive set up for microsurgery practice
Mr J Coelho (Presenter) (Senior), Mr M Gorman, Mr S Gujral, Mr C Mills,
Mr C Wallace (Senior) (Exeter)
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P33 – P39
Screen 2
P33 Human bite post-exposure management: closing the audit loop
Dr L Humphreys (Presenter) (Senior), Mr G Lye, Mr T Longworth,
Ms S Hemington-Gorse (Senior) (Swansea)
P34 Who wants plastic surgery?
Miss D Ryan1 (Presenter) (Senior), Mr T Hampton2, Mr S Rahman2 (Senior)
(Brighton1, East Grinstead2)
P35 Randomised control trial of effect of home based training modalities in
acquisition of basic microsurgery skills
Miss P Chadha (Presenter) (Senior), Miss D Masud, Miss N HachachHaram, Miss M Moustaki, Mr M Malik, Miss P Mohanna (Senior) (London)
P36 Our experience on 3D CT pre-planning for mandibular reconstruction
with a free fibula flap
Ms J Y M Tang (Presenter), Mr A Fitzgerald, Mr A McKechnie, Mr A Smith,
Mr A Yousefpour (Senior) (Sheffield)
P37 The work of Sir Harold Gillies: a hundred years on
Mr G Janakan1 (Presenter) (Senior), Miss G Mclachlan2,
Dr M Khalili1 (London1, Dartford2)
P38 Effects of fluid filling and blood parameters on lower limb free flap
survival
Dr H Chu (Presenter) (Senior), Ms A V Giblin (Senior) (Bristol)
P39 Squamous cell carcinoma complicating chronic osteomyelitis: clinical
features and outcome of a case series
Miss R Khundkar1 (Presenter) (Senior), Miss G Williams2, Mr A Ramsden1
(Senior), Mr Martin Mcnally1 (Oxford1, Plymouth2)
39
P40 – P46
Screen 2
P40 The free gracilis muscle flap: 92 flaps over 3-years: a single unit’s
experience
Miss G Williams (Presenter) (Senior), Miss R Khundkar,
Mr A Ramsden (Senior) (Oxford)
P41 EWTD and MMC: shifting focus. Are patients still the centre of our
attention? Implementing MDT handover and electronic medical records
in a unique environment
Ms R J Thomas (Presenter) (Senior), Mr S Rahman (Senior), Dr E Pickles
(Senior) (East Grinstead)
P42 Emergency readmissions in a plastic surgery department
Mr K Y Wong (Presenter) (Senior) (Cambridge)
P43 Theatre time utilisation in plastic surgery
Mr M M Hosain1 (Presenter) (Senior), Mr S Veeramani2, Mr P Sugden2,
Mr G S Rao2 (Senior) (Glasgow1, Durham2)
P44 Cosmetic ear piercing: is the public told the truth?
Mr S Coulson (Presenter) (Senior), Mr J Rodrigues, Mr Z Shariff (Senior)
(Sheffield)
P45 One and Done: a case report of single-stage dermal matrix and skin
grafting to treat a complicated hand wound
Dr A Parcells(Presenter) (Senior), Dr M Granick, Dr E Lee(Senior) (New
Jersey)
P46 Management of Subcutaneous fat necrosis of the newborn (SCFN)
Secondary to Neonatal Cooling: a case report
Ms R Zarb Adami (Presenter) (Senior), Mr J Dunne, Ms C Milroy (Senior)
(London)
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P47 – P52
Screen 2
P47 Non-hand and wrist dog bites: a management algorithm
Mr J Dunne (Presenter) (Senior), Mr D van Gijn, Mr J Colville (Senior)
(London)
P48 Novel ‘legal highs’ which are injected are associated with severe soft
tissue infections: a case series from South East Scotland
Mrs K M Milto (Presenter), Ms L Y Yong, Mr Z Sheikh, Miss C Simpson
(Senior) (Livingston)
P49 A survey of paediatric extravasation injury management
Mr K Y Wong1 (Presenter) (Senior), Dr D LH Ching2 (Senior), (Portsmouth,1
Kingston upon Thames2)
P50 The facts and fiction of topical anaesthetics: a review of their use in
minor skin surgery to alleviate pain and distress
Mr M Gorman (Presenter) (Senior), Mr J Coelho (Exeter)
P51 Hand trauma and driving: educating the doctor to educate the patient
Mr D Jordan (Presenter) (Senior), Mr S Hindocha, Mrs C Kelsey, Mr D Bell
(Senior) (Liverpool)
P52 Cultural diversity and the use of porcine cellular dermal matrices
Mr A Shiatis (Presenter) (Senior), Miss H Lloyd-Hughes,
Dr L A Abeywickrama, Mr S Hamilton (Senior) (London)
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P53 – P59
Screen 3
SCREEN 3
P53 Readability of patient education materials on the British Association of
Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons (BAPRAS) and British
Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS) websites
Dr J Jackson (Presenter) (Senior), Mr E Wilson (Senior) (Bristol)
P54 Changing landscapes for plastic surgery: the effect of the Major Trauma
Network on emergency operative workload
Miss S Hendrickson (Presenter) (Senior), Ms D Osei-Kuffour,
Mr K Rahman, Mr J Simmons, Mr S Hettiaratchy (Senior) (London)
P55 Lessons from The Ad Industry: behaviour change techniques to improve
clinician engagement in audit
Miss I Citron (Presenter) (Senior), Miss S Hendrickson, Mr A Fox (Senior)
(London)
P56 Thinking outside theatres: maximising the use of a minor operating
room in a hand trauma unit
Miss S Hendrickson (Presenter) (Senior), Miss I Citron, Mr A Fox (Senior)
(London)
P57 Open access one- stop plastic surgery trauma clinic: auditing and
improving efficiency
Mr J Dunne (Presenter) (Senior), Ms K Miyagi, Ms E Pardoe, Mr J Haeney
(Senior) (Hull)
P58 Do UK soft tissue sarcoma referral guidelines work?
Dr T Webb (Presenter) (Senior), Mr C Powell, Mr Paul Wilson (Bristol)
P59 Improving the handover and management of trauma lists in a plastic
surgery unit
Dr H Tailor (Presenter) (Senior), Mr F Urso-Baiarda (Senior) (Slough)
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P60 – P65
Screen 3
P60 Plastic surgery readmissions in the NHS: the MYHT experience
Dr G Perin (Presenter), Mr N Lymperopoulos, Mr Stephen Southern
(Senior) (Wakefield)
P61 Investigating incomplete excision of facial basal cell carcinoma: a
retrospective clinical audit
Mr T Layton (Presenter) (Senior) (Preston)
P62 Incidence of residual tumour in incompletely excised non-melanocytic
malignant skin lesions: an audit cycle completed
Miss S Jmor (Presenter) (Senior), Mr A Lahiri (Senior), Miss J Wilson
(Birmingham)
P63 Open-label, multicentre STEVIE study of the hedgehog pathway
inhibitor vismodegib: updated global interim analyses and UK case
studies from patients with advanced basal cell carcinoma (aBCC)
Mr A Durrani1 (Presenter) (Senior), Professor B Dréno2,
Professor R Kunstfeld3, Professor J J Grob4, Professor L Mortier5,
Professor N Basset-Seguin6, Professor J Hansson7, Professor A
Hauschild8, Miss S Jones9, Dr K Fife1 (Senior) (Cambridge1, Nantes2,
Vienna3, Marseille4, Lille5, Paris6, Stockholm7, Kiel8, Welwyn Garden City9)
P64 Lentigo Maligna treated with CO2 laser ablation: a case series of 15
patients
Mr N Wickham1 (Presenter), Mr K Kok2, Mr J Bond3, Miss B O’Leary4,
Miss S Hemington-Gorse3, Mr M Murison3 (Senior) (Stevenage1,
Birmingham2, Swansea3, Neath Port Talbot4)
P65 Have the revised 2009 American Joint Committee on Cancer (AJCC)
melanoma staging guidelines improved T1b melanoma referral
criteria?
Mr J Ranson (Presenter) (Senior), Mr D Mowatt (Senior) (Manchester)
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P66 – P73
Screen 3
P66 Eccentric hyperbola: a new technique for re-excision of skin scars on
concave surfaces
Dr G Pafitanis (Presenter) (Senior), Miss K Mason,
Miss E Theodorakopoulou, Mr R Alamouti, Mr G Moir (Senior) (London)
P67 Clearing the field with a novel suction device to assist microsurgeons
Mr D Jordan (Presenter) (Senior), Mr R Jeevan, Mr O Koshy (Senior)
(Liverpool)
P68 Departmental plastics mobile smartphone handbook
Dr H Tailor (Presenter) (Senior), Dr S Nooristani, Mr F Urso-Baiarda
(Senior) (Slough)
P69 Decellularised cartilage scaffolds for reconstructive surgery
Ms Z Jessop (Presenter), Dr Y Zhang, Dr I Khan (Senior),
Professor I Whitaker (Swansea)
P70Withdrawn
P71 Venous flaps in hand surgery: worth another look? A systematic review
of the literature
Mr C Bain (Presenter) (Senior), Mr R Wharton, Miss H Creasy,
Mr M James, Mr A Fox (Senior) (London)
P72 Elective carpal tunnel surgery: safe on Warfarin and as day case
Miss J Torres-Grau (Presenter) (Senior), Miss S Hoult (Senior) (Bristol)
P73 Lessons learnt from digital replantation at a UK hand unit
Mr A Smith1 (Presenter) (Senior), Mr D Nikkhah2 (Senior), Miss N
Allan2, Miss S Khoyratty2, Mr M James2, Miss N Nugent2 (Leeds1, East
Grinstead2)
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P74 – P77
Screen 3
P74 Micro Hoffmann external fixation for phalangeal fractures: the Preston
experience
Mr Ad Molajo (Presenter) (Senior), Dr G Turnbull, Mr A Hamilton,
Mr E Jeans, Mr S McKirdy (Senior) (Preston)
P75 Fingertip amputation replacement as a composite graft in a paediatric
population: survival and long-term morbidity
Miss J Ruston (Presenter) (Senior), Mr L Murugesan, Mr D Butler,
Mr A Woollard, Miss B Jemec (Senior) (London)
P76 Evaluating YouTube as a source of patient information: treatment
options for Dupuytren’s Disease
Mr A Wiberg1 (Presenter) (Senior), Dr M Jones2 (Bristol1, Plymouth2)
P77 Mammalian bite injuries to the upper limb: a plastic surgery unit’s
experience
Dr M Mohammed (Presenter), Dr R Munyal, Mr D Yue, Mr J Chan (Senior),
Dr O Assad, Mr P Govilkar (Senior) (Aylesbury)
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Acelity
Address: Acelity, P.O. Box 659508, San Antonio, TX 78265
Contact:1-800-275-4524
Website:www.acelity.com
Acelity is a global wound care and regenerative medicine company
committed to advancing the science of healing and restoring people’s lives.
Headquartered in San Antonio, Texas, Acelity delivers value through cuttingedge therapies and innovative products that address unmet clinical needs
and lead the industry in quality, safety and customer experience. Our passion
for our customers and their patients unites Acelity employees around the
world. For more information, please visit acelity.com.
Aleamed
Contact: [email protected] or [email protected]
Website:www.aleamed.be
Aleamed bvba is the exclusive distributor for Poytech in the Benelux. We
are welcoming all plastic surgeons who want to discover “quality made in
Germany”. Please come and see us and discover our vast range of breast
implants: micro textured, macro textured and polyurethane coated implants.
We also represent S&T, KLS Martin and Stille. For further information
please get in touch.
Allergan
Address: Keyserlei 5/58, 2018 Antwerpen
Contact: +32 2 351 24 24
Website:www.allergan.be
Allergan is a multi-specialty health care company established more than 60
years ago with a commitment to uncover the best of science and develop and
deliver innovative and meaningful treatments to help people reach their life’s
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potential. Today, we have approximately 10,500 highly dedicated and talented
employees, global marketing and sales capabilities with a presence in more
than 100 countries, a rich and ever-evolving portfolio of pharmaceuticals,
biologics, medical devices and over-the-counter consumer products, and
state-of-the-art resources in R&D, manufacturing and safety surveillance
that help millions of patients see more clearly, move more freely and
express themselves more fully. From our beginnings as an eye care
company to our focus today on several medical specialties, including eye
care, neurosciences, medical aesthetics, medical dermatology, breast
aesthetics and urologics. Allergan is proud to celebrate more than 60 years
of medical advances and proud to support the patients and physicians who
rely on our products and the employees and communities in which we live
and work.
Auriga International - ISDIN - Auriga
Contact: Ronald Van der Cruyssen, Operational Sales & Marketing
Manager, +32 484 813 622, [email protected]
Website: www.auriga-int.com and www.isdin.com
PASSION FOR SKIN
ISDIN is a dermatologist company, leader in the Spanish market, created
in 1975. Our passion for the skin drove us to innovative solutions for major
dermatological needs and pathologies. Headquartered in Barcelona, Spain,
we are currently supporting skin professionals in over 40 countries. The
recent strategic union with Auriga International brings us closer to our
customers and our physicians, putting together and strengthening our
expertise to further develop innovative solutions for the skin.
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.be medical / .be prime
Address: Kempenseweg 2 bus 2 3690 Zutendaal
Contact: Geert Kuys Sales & Management Director, T: +32 (0)89 305 483
and +32 (0)28 809 726, [email protected] and [email protected]
Website: www.bemedical.be and www.beprime.be
.be medical and .be prime are specialised in the distribution of medical
products. As a distributor we purchase medical products all over the world,
which we subsequently sell to our clients in the Benelux. We are selling a
wide range of plastic surgery products such as breast implants, surgical
instruments, liposuction devices and pressure garments. We are the official
distributor for:
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G.C. Aesthetics( Nagor, Eurosilicone)
•VOE
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Black & black
•Nouvag
•MicroAire
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Wells Johnson
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Biotic Phocea
BFIRST
Contact:[email protected]
Website:www.bfirst.org.uk
BFIRST’s vision is of a world where reconstructive plastic surgeons and
hospital staff in poorer countries, together with teams including nursing and
other related professions, receive training and have the necessary supplies
to be able to perform reconstructive surgery and rehabilitate patients.
BFIRST’s mission is to train surgeons working in some of the poorest
countries in the world. Through reconstructive plastic surgery, we aim to
release some of the world’s most vulnerable children and adults from a state
of poverty caused by a deformity or a disability. Untreated burns frequently
result in severe deformity and disfigurement, and a life of destitution and
marginalisation.
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BlooMEDical
Address: Hemiksem - Belgium
Contact: Tom Michiels - [email protected] - +32 472 85 99 98,
Belgium
Website:www.bloomedical.com
BlooMEDical Benelux N.V. is the exclusive distributor in the Benelux for
several well-known brands, such as Mentor®, Alma Lasers®, Implantech®
and more. Specialised in plastic surgery as well as aesthetic market,
we offer a variety of solutions for all plastic, aesthetic and reconstructive
solutions to the market. Keeping up our high standards, all our brands
comply to the European and International standards and regulations.
Covidien
Office:
+32 (0) 15 298147
Mobile:
+32 (0) 476331007
Fax:
+32 (0) 15 217987
Email:[email protected]
Website:www.covidien.com
Dendrite Clinical Systems Ltd
Address: The Hub, Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, RG9 1AY
Contact: +44 1491 411 288, [email protected]
Website:www.e-dendrite.com
Dendrite Clinical Systems is a specialist supplier of clinical databases,
analysis software and consultancy services for hospitals and national
registries.
The company’s sophisticated clinical outcomes database management
system creates an environment in which the analysis and reporting of data
becomes easy and clinically meaningful. The software allows clinical users
with the ability to track time related clinical data for analysis of any medical
or surgical procedure, all within a single software environment.
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In conjunction with BAPRAS, BAHNO and the ABS, Dendrite has developed
the Cross Speciality UK National Flap Registry. Please come and visit our
exhibition stand to register for the UK National Flap Registry and for a
software demonstration.
E-LPRAS
Address: e-Learning for Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery,
BAPRAS, The Royal College of Surgeons of England, 35-43
Lincoln’s Inn Fields, London, WC2A 3PE
Contact:[email protected]
Website:w w w.e-lfh.org.uk /programmes/plastic-reconstructive-andaesthetic-surgery
e-LPRAS is a joint education initiative between BAPRAS and e-Learning
for Healthcare, which is part of the Department of Health in the UK. We
are in the process of producing over 1000 individual, interactive, webbased lessons covering the whole of plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic
surgery. These are suitable for all levels of doctors, surgeons and allied
health professionals who wish to access high quality, authoritative, up to
date learning materials. Many of the lessons are already online and new
ones are added on a weekly basis. We are also seeking authors with suitable
experience and motivation to provide content.
Elsevier
Address: Elsevier, 150 London Wall, London, EC2Y 5AS
Contact: Natalie Hill, [email protected]
Website:www.elsevier.com
Elsevier, proud publisher of JPRAS and JPRAS Open, is a world-leading
provider of information solutions that enhance the performance of science,
health, and technology professionals, empowering them to make better
decisions, deliver better care, and sometimes make ground-breaking
discoveries that advance the boundaries of knowledge and human progress.
Elsevier provides web-based, digital solutions — among them ScienceDirect,
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Scopus, Elsevier Research Intelligence and ClinicalKey — and publishes
nearly 2,200 journals, including The Lancet and Cell, and over 26,000 book
titles, including a number of iconic reference works.
The company is part of Reed Elsevier Group PLC, a world leading provider
of professional information solutions in the Science, Medical, Legal and
Risk and Business sectors, which is jointly owned by Reed Elsevier PLC and
Reed Elsevier NV. The ticker symbols are REN (Euronext Amsterdam), REL
(London Stock Exchange), RUK and ENL (New York Stock Exchange).
Euromi
Address: Z.I. de Lambermont – 151, rue des Ormes 4800 – Verviers
Contact: Pierre Mileur ; [email protected] ; +32 (0)87 29 22 22
Website:www.euromi.com
Euromi, your aesthetic partner, is a Belgian company specialising in the
manufacture and the distribution of medical, dermatological and plastic
surgery products. Founded in 1990, the company has had excellent
experience in this sector. Euromi is active in more than 50 countries, and
meets ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 standards.
Euromi offers excellent products with always the same aim in mind, the total
satisfaction of customers and the safety of patients. Euromi has developed
the Nutational Infrasonic Liposculpture (N.I.L.) with lipomatic giving the
practitioner more precision, more safety to perform any kind of liposuction
inlocal anaesthesia, for a more comfortable treatment, a shorter recovery
for the patient, the respect of the tissues, high viability of stem cells and
excellent results. Euromi will launch soon a new lipofilling device: N.L.F.
System. Euromi s.a. is also manufacturer of mesotherapy guns DERMATIC®,
peelings and cosmetics.
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Eurosurgical Ltd and Dalton Medical ( 2 companies)
Contact: Peter Cranstone, Tel +44 (0) 1483 456007,Mobile +44 (0) 7734
994992
Website:www.eurosurgical.co.uk
Eurosurgical Ltd was founded 25 year ago as an exclusive UK surgical
distribution company for manufacturers of plastic, reconstruction, burns
and gynecology devices. An independent, family run company that has
focused on bringing quality and innovative products to the market. For the
plastic and reconstructive surgeons, we a pleased to represent Silimed,
the world’s third largest producer of silicone implants and the only nonUSA company with FDA approval for round and anatomical, textured high
strength cohesive gel implants. In addition, the Silimed Pure-Polyurethane
surface implants have been used in over 1 million patients world-wide since
1989 and have the lowest reported complication rates of all breast implants.
We also represent Snowden Pencer Instruments, Liposuction and fat
grafting equipment, including Aquavage and Lipivage, single-use cannula
and the new LipoSurg PAL system. We have a wide range of products for
reconstructive surgery including the Humeca Dermatomes and Meshers,
including MEEK, and dermal matrix pelnac. We look forward to welcoming
everybody to Belgium.
Dalton Medicare BV
Contact: Ron van Stormbroek, Tel: +31 (0)162 744444,
Mobile: +31 (0)6 22 16 18 72
Website:www.daltonmedicare.nl
Dalton Medicare is part of Dalton Medical, distributor of medical and
esthetical innovative technologies and products in the BeNeLux (Belgium,
Netherlands and Luxembourg). Since 2001, Dalton Medical has built an
excellent reputation and is absolute leader in the (medical) aesthetic and
surgery market (both in hospitals and private sector). Our product line
focuses on dermatologists, plastic surgeons, aesthetic doctors, skin
therapists and beauticians. The product line offers solutions for hair removal,
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skin rejuvenation, skin tightening, fat reduction and body contouring,
liposuction, lifting, wrinkles, laser resurfacing and much more… Due to the
extensive range, Dalton Medical offers customers the convenience to find
the solution at one single partner for all medical issues. Dalton Medicare
focuses more on medical devices such as Silimed, polyurethane breast
implants (one of the three world leaders in the field of silicone implants),
but also on products for the aesthetic market such as Glofinn PRP (Platelet
Rich Plasma) for the treatment of wrinkles, wound healing, hair growth
problems and orthopedic problems, and the Davies Gold dermatome for
perfect skingrafts.
ForYouMed
Address: Durmstraat 76, 9930 Zomergem, Belgium
Contact: Carine Decorte; [email protected]; +32/472/41.00.38
Website:www.ForYouMed.com
ForYouMed, headquarters in Ghent, Belgium, is a leading company delivering
high quality medical supplies, equipment & services. ForYouMed has more
than 25 years experience in everything in and around the environment of
operating rooms… doctors, dentists… want to work with easy-to-use top
material. Service is our trade mark, from year-long experience ForYouMed
knows exactly how to select the right medical products at a competitive
price. Together we can define your needs and work out a plan. One of the
highlights is the lightest (only 100gram) and brightest (38.000Lux) battery
powered headlamp lasting 18 hours at the lowest intensity. Our new product
is wearable wireless camera system (110 gram). Video files are stored on
a micro SD Card (Full HD quality). Custom-made surgical telescopes,
magnification x2,5 till x5,0. Come and try it out at our booth.
Galderma
Website:www.galdermabenelux.com
Galderma is a global company founded in 1981 committed to delivering
innovative medical solutions to meet the dermatological needs of people
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throughout their lifetime while serving healthcare professionals around the
world. The company has 34 affiliates with a worldwide network of distributors
and more than 5000 employees. Galderma’s extensive product portfolio is
available in 80 countries and treats a range of dermatological conditions
including: acne, rosacea, onychomycosis, psoriasis and steroidresponsive
dermatoses, pigmentary disorders, skin cancer and medical solutions for
skin senescence. With approximately 19% of revenues invested each year to
discover and develop new products and access innovative technologies, the
company is one of the world’s leading investors in dermatology R&D. Five
state-of-the-art R&D centers and five manufacturing sites are dedicated
to providing a wide range of innovative medical solutions which meet the
highest standards of safety and efficacy. Strategic brands include Epiduo®,
Oracea®, Clobex®, Differin®, Mirvaso®, Rozex®, Silkis®, Loceryl®,
Cetaphil®, Metvix®, Azzalure®, Restylane® and Emervel®.
Johnson and Johnson
Address: Johnson & Johnson Medical NV/SA, Leonardo Da Vincilaan 15,
B-1831 Diegem, Belgium
Website:www.jnjmedical.be
Johnson & Johnson has more than 250 companies located in 60 countries
around the world. Our family of companies is organised into several
business segments comprised of franchises and therapeutic categories:
consumer healthcare, pharmaceuticals and medical devices & diagnostics.
The medical devices & diagnostics business segment produces a broad
range of innovative products and solutions used primarily by health care
professionals in the fields of orthopedics, neurological disease, vision care,
diabetes care, infection prevention, diagnostics, cardiovascular disease,
and aesthetics. This segment is comprised of our Global Medical Solutions,
Global Orthopedics and Neurological, and Global Surgery Groups.
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MediWound Benelux
Address: Eisenstrasse 5, D-65428 Rüsselsheim, Germany
Contact: [email protected] (Belgium)
Contact: [email protected] (UK)
Website:www.mediwound.com
MediWound Ltd is a biotechnology niche specialty company focused
on developing, manufacturing and globally commercialising innovative
products that address unmet needs in the fields of severe burn and
chronic wound management. MediWound’s goal is to provide healthcare
professionals and patients with its innovative, burn wound eschar removal
agent, NexoBrid™. NexoBrid™ successfully completed clinical development
in hospitalized burn wounds and is approved by the European Medicines
Agency. NexoBrid™ is now being launched throughout Europe.
Merz Pharma Benelux B.V.
Address: Hoevestein 36 D, 4903 SC Oosterhout, The Netherlands
Contact: Phone: +31 162 474 800, Fax: +31 162 474 810
Website:www.merzpharma.be
Merz Pharma Benelux B.V. offers high quality and thoroughly investigated
products for the aesthetic and therapeutic market, supports medical
specialists in the proper use of these products and is committed to providing
the best customer service. With the aim ‘live better, feel better, look better,’
Merz centralises the patient and the medical specialist. In Belgium Merz has
the following products available: Radiesse, Bocouture / Xeomeen, Belotero,
Glytone & Ulthera.
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Roche
Address: Rue Dantestraat 75, 1070 Brussels, Belgium
Contact: +32 2 525 82 11
Website:www.roche.be
With headquarters in Basel, Switzerland, Roche is a leader in researchfocused healthcare with combined strengths in pharmaceuticals and
diagnostics. Roche is the world’s largest biotech company, with truly
differentiated medicines in oncology, immunology, infectious diseases,
ophthalmology and neuroscience. Roche is also the world leader in in vitro
diagnostics and tissue-based cancer diagnostics, and a frontrunner in
diabetes management. Roche’s personalised healthcare strategy aims at
providing medicines and diagnostics that enable tangible improvements in
the health, quality of life and survival of patients. Founded in 1896, Roche
has been making important contributions to global health for more than
a century. Twenty-four medicines developed by Roche are included in the
World Health Organisation Model Lists of Essential Medicines. In 2014, the
Roche Group employed 88,500 people worldwide, invested 8.9 billion Swiss
francs in R&D and posted sales of 47.5 billion Swiss francs.
Sebbin
Address: Sebbin Benelux - Molenberglei 36 - 2627 Schelle, Belgium
Contact: [email protected], Tel +32 479 99 89 80
Website:www.sebbin.com
Address: Sebbin UK Ltd., St. Mary’s Court, The Broadway, Old Amersham,
Buckinghamshire, UK. HP7 0UT.
Contact: [email protected] , Tel +441494 590416
Website:www.sebbin.com
Sebbin is long-established company with a peerless reputation for the
manufacture and supply of premium surgical solutions, focused on
meeting the needs of surgeons practicing in reconstructive and aesthetic
specialities. Sebbin’s headquarters in Paris, France, with sales operations
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in 60 countries worldwide. Sebbin is unique in offering a full portfolio of
solutions for reconstructive, revisionary and aesthetic breast surgery
interventions, including a comprehensive range of high quality silicone
implants, disposable lipofilling devices and an innovative acellular
bioscaffold. Surgeons and patients across the world already benefit from
Sebbin products and the company is now very excited to announce the
launch of a direct sales organisation in the UK. Our objective is to partner
with you to provide your patients with innovative solutions, whilst delivering
a first class service. Sebbin is also committed to education and offers high
quality training courses at the ‘Sebbin University’ in Zurich. ’Your safety is
our priority’.
Smith & Nephew
Website:www.smith-nephew.com
Smith & Nephew is a global medical technology business dedicated to
helping improve people’s lives. We have leadership positions in orthopaedic
reconstruction, advanced wound management, sports medicine and trauma.
Surgical Research (Motiva)
Address: Motiva USA 2121 SW 3rd Avenue, Miami FL33129, USA
Establishment Labs Coyol Free Zone 4e straat, Building 15B-15,
Costa Rica
Motiva European Distribution Center, Sint Jansveld 11a, 2160
Wommelgem, [email protected]. Manager : Pol Brusseleers
Contact: CEO Juan Jose Chacon,
[email protected]/[email protected]
Website:www.motivaimplants.com
Motiva is the perfect harmony between quality, technology and safety
for silicone breast implants. Developed by Establishment Labs, Motiva
represents the most innovative implants on the market with unique
properties such as Qid technology, nanotechnology in SilkSurface, the
Ergonomix implant with advanced rheological properties giving patients
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a nature look and feel and TrueMonobloc for unique performance.
Unbreakable gel with Progressive gel plus and Ultima gel from Nusil Full
safety with our visual Barrier-Layer indicator. Always Confident Warranty
by Lloys of London, Establishment Labs have an Ethical Charter with
ethical and transparent corporate Code of Conduct. As demonstrated in our
clinical studies, Motiva provides enhanced levels of safety through Motiva’s
proprietary technologies and higher quality standards.
Zeltiq
Address: Unit 4 - The io Centre, Salbrook Road, Redhill, Surrey RH1 5GJ,
United Kingdom
Contact: Customer Support, [email protected],
Phone: +44 1293 312 070
Website:www.coolsculpting.com
CoolSculpting by Zeltiq is transforming the aesthetic industry with the
world’s only proven, non-invasive procedure using patented Freeze Detect
cooling technology to eliminate fat. Developed by world-renowned scientists
of Harvard Medical School, CoolSculpting utilizes Cryolipolysis to precisely
target, cool and naturally eliminate fat cells without harming surrounding
tissue. FDA-cleared and CE Marked Class IIa device CoolSculpting has
clinically proven safety and efficacy, with undeniable results. CoolSculpting
is performed by an elite global network of licensed dermatologists, plastic
surgeons and leading aesthetic practices. CoolSculpting is reshaping the
non-invasive fat reduction category and transforming your patients.
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INFORMATION
VENUE INFORMATION
Address
The conference takes place on the upper level of the Concertgebouw in
Bruges, Belgium.
Concertgebouw, ‘t Zand 34, 8000 Brugge
http://www.concertgebouw.be/en/page/detail/411/Contact.
Registration:Main Foyer
Main conference room:
Room 1 – Concert Hall
Parallel sessions:
Room 2 – Chamber Music Hall
Exhibitions and refreshments:
Upper level foyer
Poster presentations and viewing:
Upper level foyer
History of Plastic Surgery exhibition:
Main Foyer by registration
(see page 68 for more information)
Trade Exhibition
The trade exhibition will be available to view throughout the conference in
the upper level foyer.
Catering Points
Refreshments and lunch will be served in the upper level foyer, throughout
the conference.
WiFi
WiFi access is available.
Username:BAPRAS/RBSPS
Password:bruges2015
Cloakroom
There is a cloakroom behind the main registration desk in the main foyer,
which will be open throughout the conference.
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Registration and information desk
The registration and information desk in the main foyer will be open at the
following times:
Thursday:
09:00 – 15:40
Friday:
08:15 – 17:15
Saturday:
08:30 – 14:30
You can call the registration desk on:
+44 7582 277 707 (BAPRAS mobile telephone)
+32 479 07 07 88 (RBSPS mobile telephone – Aurélie Geldhof)
Registration
Registration online will be available at the following rates in Euros:
Late rate
One Day
Three Days
BAPRAS/RBSPS/Belgian Hand Group Members
(Full, Overseas, Interspecialty)
220
570
BAPRAS/RBSPS/Belgian Hand Group Members
(Trainee, Junior, Associate, Affiliate)
125
315
Trainees (Non members)
220
570
Consultants (Non members)
290
760
BAPRAS/RBSPS/Belgian Hand Group
Honoraries and Seniors
40
120
Researchers or medical students
(No access to study leave)
40
120
Offline registration is available at the event, which will incur a 10% increase
on the fees stated above. Payment can only be taken in cash or cheque only.
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INFORMATION FOR DELEGATES
Taping of sessions
Any videoing, photography and sound recording of the conference sessions
is strictly forbidden, without prior written permission from the organising
committee.
Certificate of attendance
Your certificate of attendance, including CPD points will be emailed to you
after the conference.
For Belgian delegates: The request for accreditation points has been sent.
The RIZIV/INAMI will be notified of your attendance.
Abstracts
Abstracts of all free papers and posters are available to view online. Visit
http://bapras.meeting.org.uk/programme/.
Poster Viewing
Poster viewing stations are available in the upper level foyer.
If you are on the front page, click a number to start viewing the relevant
poster. Details of poster numbers can be found in the conference guide.
Once you have selected a presentation, to move forwards and backwards
through the slides, hover the mouse at the bottom left hand corner of the
screen. Navigation buttons will appear to allow you to move forwards or
backwards through the presentation.
To return to the index page, click the red ‘i’ button, found in the top right
hand corner of every presentation slide.
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CPD
The following CPD points have been awarded for this meeting:
Thursday 25 June:
4.5 points
Friday 26 June:
6.5 points
Saturday 27 June:
5.5 points
Total:16.5 points
Social Media
The twitter hashtag for the meeting is #SM15Bruges.
History Exhibition
Following the preview of ‘A strange new art: the development of plastic
surgery in the First World War’ at last summer’s ESPRAS meeting, we are
pleased that this exhibition will be available to view again in the Main Foyer
by registration.
The displays feature original instruments, photographs and books from
BAPRAS’ Antony Wallace Archive and commemorates the clinicians,
technicians and patients whose journey together resulted in the birth of
modern plastic surgery.
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INFORMATION FOR PRESENTERS
Presenters are reminded to load presentations at least 1 hour prior to the
start of the session that you are speaking in.
The slide loading/speaker ready room is located in the Foyer Parterre next
to the Chamber Music Hall Room 2.
All versions of Microsoft PowerPoint are supported. Presentation on Mac is
also available, using PowerPoint or Keynote.
Presentations can be supplied in the following formats:
•
CD-R or DVD-R
•
USB storage device
Presentation from personal laptop/macbook is not permitted.
FUTURE MEETINGS
BAPRAS Winter Scientific Meeting 2015
Wednesday 25 – Friday 27 November 2015, Birmingham, UK The Vox
Conference Centre.
Abstract submissions for this meeting is now open – visit
www.bapras.org.uk to find out more.
RBSPS Autumn Scientific Meeting
Saturday 14 November 2015, Dolce La Hulpe Brussels
For more information visit www.rbsps.org.
BAPRAS Summer Scientific Meeting 2016
Wednesday 29 June – Friday 1 July 2016, Bristol, UK.
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SOCIAL EVENTS
Thursday 25 June: Association Dinner
This year’s Association Dinner will be held at Pacific Eiland restaurant.
Address:
Pacific Eiland, 2, 8900 Ypres, West Flanders.
Tickets
Tickets should have been purchased via the online registration system at
€60 each, but please visit the registration desk as a limited number may still
be available. We have a schedule planned for the evening:
16:15
Meet at reception from Concertgebouw (the venue)
16:30
Leave venue
18:00
Visit the Memorial Museum Passchendaele
19:10
Coach ride to Tyne Cot Cemetery
19:50
Leave for Ypres
20:20
Guest to make their way to Pacific Eiland Restaurant
20:30
Sit down for dinner at Pacific Eiland
22:30
Coach pick up - journey back to the Concertgebouw (the venue)
Dress code: Smart casual.
Friday 26 June 2015: RBSPS Dinner
Begins at 19:00. To commemorate 60 years since the founding of our Royal
Belgian Society for Plastic Surgery, they are hosting a special dinner on
Friday evening the 26th of June 2015 at the Concertgebouw in Bruges.
Tickets
Tickets should have been purchased via an online system at €80 each, but
please visit the registration desk as a limited number may be available.
Dress code: Smart casual.
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Things to do in Bruges
There are a number of places to visit whilst staying in Bruges, including
museums and boat trips.
A Bruges city card is available to be purchased to enable you to
visit museums and other places at a discounted rate. Please visit
http://www.bruggecitycard.be/index_en.html to find out more.
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