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Thursday 15 – Saturday 17 June 2017Helsinki, Finland

Summer Scientific meeting 2017

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CONTENTS

Presidents’ Welcome 2BAPRAS Council 5FAPRAS Council 5

Overview 6Thursday 15 June 6Friday 16 June 7Saturday 17 June 8BAPRAS EGM 8

Programme 9Thursday, 15 June 2017 10Friday, 16 June 2017 17Saturday, 17 June 2017 24

Posters 31Posters (listed by presentation slot) 40Posters (in numerical order) 44

Exhibition 55Trade Exhibition and Sponsors 56Exhibition Floorplan 56Exhibitors by stand 57Exhibitor Information 58Sponsored Symposia 67

Information 70

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PRESIDENTS’ WELCOME

Welcome from BAPRAS President, Mr David Ward

Dear Delegates,

It is a great pleasure to welcome you to our Summer Meeting in Helsinki. BAPRAS is delighted to be joining with FAPRAS in a joint meeting. We have a programme that ranges widely across plastic and hand surgery. The international faculty includes speakers from Finland, UK, Ireland, Sweden, Holland, Italy, Spain, USA, Australia, Mexico, Korea, India, Pakistan, South Africa and Russia.

We will be at the Scandic Marina Congress Center, on the sea front and very central, with the conference hotel, the Scandic Grand Marina, just across the road. The city centre is within easy walking distance or a short tram ride.

On the morning of the first day we will hear about historical and military aspects of plastic surgery. In the afternoon we have the first of two sessions on hand surgery, a separate specialty in Finland, with international speakers talking about transplantation, and a session on lymphoedema running in parallel with lower limb surgery.

On the second day, following talks on thermal injuries, Chris Khoo, past President of BAPRAS, will give the Newcastle University John Potter Lecture. Aesthetic surgery and the second hand surgery sessions then follow. In the evening there is the Gala Dinner at the art deco restaurant Pörssi.

On the third day we have speakers on craniofacial and trunk surgery, followed by the Sushruta-Guha lecture on facial transplantation by Bohdan Pomahac, in association with the Royal College of Surgeons of

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Edinburgh. The rest of the day is on breast surgery, including an update on ALCL and a talk by the President of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.

Interspersed in the meeting there will be several free paper sessions. A large number of high quality presentations were submitted this year, and these sessions will showcase the very high quality of those papers, adding to the scientific value of the meeting.

Finland celebrates its centenary this year. Helsinki is the ‘Daughter of the Baltic’, and will be at its beautiful best in June. It is intrinsically linked with the sea, making many of the world’s icebreakers, and its fishermen still bringing their catches into the main harbour. It has much to offer, with fine architecture, many museums, and offshore islands to explore. I hope very much that you will enjoy the meeting, not only the scientific parts, but also the networking and socialising, and a chance to visit Finland.

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PRESIDENTS’ WELCOME

Welcome from FAPRAS President Dr Ilkka Kaartinen

Dear Friends and Colleagues,

I am honored to welcome you to Helsinki this summer for a joint summer meeting of BAPRAS and FAPRAS. The year 2017 marks 100 years of independence for Finland, and conveniently, also the 60th anniversary of the Finnish Association of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery, to bring a festive atmosphere to this year’s meeting.

For the scientific program, we are delighted to have a distinguished faculty of speakers with topics covering all aspects of our specialty. Contemporary subjects, such as face and hand transplantation and BIA-ALCL, are covered by expert lecturers in respective sessions. In addition to the renowned guest speakers, many high quality abstracts from around the globe were selected for free paper presentations.

The social program includes welcome drinks at the City Hall on Thursday, and the Gala Dinner in the beautiful facilities of Restaurant Pörssi, with live music, an essential part of Finnish festivities.

Helsinki is definitely a summer time city, and the location of the meeting in the Port of Helsinki will be great for enjoying the maritime feel of our capital. For a meeting to remember, participants can enjoy a real Finnish sauna and a dip to the cool Baltic sea, or take the short ferry ride to the beautiful Estonian capital Tallinn.

We hope that you will enjoy the meeting and everything Finland has to offer.

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BAPRAS COUNCIL

OfficersDavid Ward PresidentNigel Mercer Deputy PresidentSimon Eccles Honorary SecretaryNicholas James Honorary Treasurer

Council MembersOmar AhmedTimothy BurgeAnne DanceyPeter DziewulskiRichard HaywoodMark HenleyChris HillBarbara Jemec

FAPRAS COUNCIL

OfficersIlkka Kaartinen PresidentAnna Höckerstedt Vice PresidentMarja Majava Honorary SecretaryVirve Koljonen Treasurer

Council MembersJunnu LeikolaEija SuorsaKimmo TanttulaCatarina SvarvarAndrew LindfordEsko Veräjänkorva

Ian JostyAsit KhandwalaAshutosh KotwalDavid McGillAlok MisraMarc SwanRobert Winterton

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Foyer Europaea Nautica

09:00 Registration

09:55 Welcome and Introduction

10:00 History, military and education

Skin

12:05 Lunch, exhibitions and poster presentations

BAPRAS EGM

13:20 Upper limb 1 – Transplant and other options

Nordic Skin sponsored symposium

15:00 Refreshments and exhibitions

15:30 Lymphoedema and vascular Lower limb

17:00 Conference close- drinks reception, Helsinki City Hall (see pg 75 for more information)

OVERVIEW

THURSDAY 15 JUNE

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08:00 Registration

08:30 Thermal injuries

09:45 AbbVie sponsored symposium


11:20 John Potter Lecture

12:00 Free papers – miscellaneous Research and innovation


14:20 Aesthetic and body contouring surgery

Upper limb 2


15:55 Aesthetic and body contouring surgery 2

Upper limb 3 congenital hand and microsurgery

17:05 Conference close- Gala dinner, Restaurant Pörssi (see pg 75 for more information)

FRIDAY 16 JUNE

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07:30 Registration

08:00 Craniofacial, head & neck, face transplant and cleft

Breast- quickfire papers

Urogenital, chest wall, trunk and transgender surgery


11:00 Sushruta Guha Lecture

11:40 Flaps Breast


14:20 Conference close

OVERVIEW

SATURDAY 17 JUNE

BAPRAS EGMThe BAPRAS EGM will be held on Thursday 15 June from 12:05 in the Europaea room. BAPRAS Members in all categories are invited to attend this meeting.

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PROGRAMME

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Programme: Thursday 15 June 09:00 – 10:55

PROGRAMME SECTION

Lectures take place in the Europaea and Nautica RoomsRegistrations, refreshments, posters and exhibitors can be found in the Foyer

THURSDAY, 15 JUNE 2017

09:00 Registration

09:55 Introduction & Welcome – Europaea Mr David Ward and Dr Ilkka Kaartinen

History, Military and EducationEuropaeaChairs: Mr D Ward, Dr I Kaartinen

10:00 Guest Lecture: History of British Plastic SurgeryMr R Green

10:15 Guest Lecture: 60 years of FAPRASProfessor E Tukiainen

10:30 Guest Lecture: Military plastic surgeryCol A R Kay

10:45 Free Paper: Anonymous asynchronous real time information exchange in a busy level 1 trauma centre using group instant messagingMiss Z Seymour, Dr M Hassan, Ms B Ho (Presenter), Birmingham, UK Mr B Coombs, Miss J Lee, Mr M Cheema (Senior) (Birmingham, UK)

10:55 Free Paper: The influence of economic prosperity on the activity of a Plastic Surgery soft tissue trauma clinic at a tertiary referral centreDr C McQuade (Presenter), Ms C Quinlan, Mr O Shelley, Dr P Eadie, (Senior) (Dublin, Ireland)

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11:05 Free Paper – Free flap reconstruction in head and neck cancer: what is the cost?Miss C Thomson(Presenter), Mr M Heaton, Mr N Viswanathan, Miss M Fawzy, Mr J Clibbon, (Senior), (Norwich, UK)

11:15 Free Paper – A million virtual miles: free flap review in rural and remote Western AustraliaMr J Rawlins (Presenter) (Senior), Dr P Meier, Mrs B Sperring (Perth, Western Australia)

11:25 Free Paper – Use of allograft at Chelsea & Westminster Burns Unit: a reviewMr C Brewster (Presenter), Mr I King, Mr D Collins, Ms I Jones (Senior) (London, UK)

11:35 Free Paper – FUNCIPLAS; the Mexican plastic surgery charity mission.Mr A Vallarta-Rodriguez (Presenter) (Senior) (Mexico City, Mexico)

11:45 Free Paper – The use of 3D models as a tool for the simulation of cleft lip and palate surgeryMiss K Echlin (Presenter), Mr D Atherton (Senior) (London, UK)

11:55 Free Paper – The role of the chaperone/witness in Plastic SurgeryMiss L Touil (Presenter), Mr S Sofos, Miss P Gill, Mr I James (Senior) (Liverpool, UK)

12:05 Lunch, exhibitions and poster presentations (see page 40 for detail on poster presentation times)

12:05 BAPRAS EGM (Europea)

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Skin – Parallel SessionNauticaChairs: Mr D Gordon, A/Professor V Koljonen

10:00 Free Paper – A genome-wide gene expression analysis of keloids treated with triamcinolone acetate or 5-fluorouracil in vivoDr K Hietanen1 (Presenter), Dr I Kaartinen2 (Senior), Ms E Raitoharju2, Dr I Seppälä2, Professor T Lehtimäki2, Dr T Tolonen2, Professor T Järvinen2 (1Jyväskylä, Finland; 2Tampere, Finland)

10:10 Free Paper – Predicting treatment response of keloid scars: a novel photometric approachMrs F Ruccia (Presenter), Miss L Cooper, Mr C Nduka (Senior) (East Grinstead, UK)

10:20 Free Paper – Treatment of keloid scars with intralesional triamcinolone and 5-FU injections – A randomized controlled trialDr K Hietanen1 (Presenter), Dr I Kaartinen2 (Senior), Dr T Tolonen2, Professor T Järvinen2, Mr P Välisuo3, Mrs H Huhtala2, Professor H Kuokkanen4 (1Jyväskylä, Finland; 2Tampere, Finland; 3Vaasa, Finland; 4Helsinki, Finland)

10:30 Free Paper – An overview of the therapeutic potential of regenerative medicine in wound healingDr C Pang1 (Presenter) (Senior), Dr A Ibrahim2, Mr N Bulstrode2, Dr P Ferretti2, (1Baltimore, USA, 2London, UK)

10:40 Free Paper – Adipose tissue extract promotes wound healing in-vitroMs J Lopez (Presenter), Dr R Sarkanen, Ms O Huttala, Dr I Kaartinen, Dr H Kuokkanen, Professor T Ylikomi (Senior) (Tampere, Finland)

10:50 Free Paper – The bleeding edge: implementing standardised practices for the use of thromboembolic prophylaxis in patients undergoing cutaneous surgeryDr S S Sandhu1 (Presenter), Dr S Parton2, Miss J Y M Tang2, Mr D G K Lam2, (Senior) (1Aberdeen, UK; 2Sheffield, UK)

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11:00 Free Paper – Melanoma of childhood: an 18-year experience at Morriston HospitalMs S Al-Himdani (Presenter), Ms N Naderi, Ms L Tang, Dr M Jones, Dr S O'Shea, Professor I Whitaker, Mr N Wilson-Jones (Senior) (Swansea, UK)

11:10 Free Paper – Completion lymph node dissection for melanoma following a positive sentinel node in the head and neck – Current practice, evidence and recommendationsMr J Dunne1 (Presenter), Mr W B M Din2, Mr D Sparks3, Mr P Stanley2, Mr P Matteucci2, Mr D Saleh4 (Senior) (1London, UK; 2Hull, UK; 3Brisbane, Australia; 4Newcastle, UK)

11:20 Free Paper – A safe way to reduce length of hospital stay following lymph node dissection for skin malignancy: the Leeds experienceMs A C Carbone (Presenter), Mr R G Wade, Mr A H Peach (Senior) (Leeds, UK)

11:30 Free Paper – Reconstruction following soft tissue sarcoma resection: the East Midlands experienceMiss D Foong1 (Presenter), Mr M S Tamimy1, Mr R Ashford2, Dr T McCulloch1, Miss A Raurell,1 (Senior) (1Nottingham, UK; 2Leicester, UK)

11:40 Free Paper – Atypical fibroxanthoma – A management challengeDr S N Ahmad (Presenter), Mr F S Fahmy (Senior), Mr M M Hosain (Chester, UK)


12:05 BAPRAS EGM (Europaea)

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Upper Limb 1 – Transplant and Other OptionsEuropaeaChairs: Mr D Boyce, A/Professor O Kaarela

13:20 Guest lecture – Macro replantation – five steps to successDr P Paavilainen

13:40 Guest Lecture – The autogenic gripProfessor S Vilkki

14:00 Guest Lecture – Hand transplantationProfessor S Kay

14:20 Guest Lecture – Target muscle reinnervation and the robotic handDr S Salminger

14:40 Panel discussion/Q&A


Sponsored Symposium – parallel sessionNautica13:20: Nordic Skin sponsored symposium

B-Lite® lightweight breast implants – a transformative opportunity for clinic. Dr Nikolaus Raab

14:05 Session close

15:00 Refreshments and Exhibitions

Lymphoedema and VascularEuropaeaChairs: Miss A Dancey, A/Professor E Suominen

15:30 Guest Lecture – Microvascular lymph node transferDr A Saarikko

15:50 Guest Lecture – Liposuction completely reduces chronic large lymphoedemas without recurrence – a 22-year follow-upA/Professor H Brorson

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16:10 Questions & Discussion16:15 Free Paper – Surgical treatment of chronic lymphoedema – Free

vascularised lymph node transferMiss M Nagarajan (Presenter), Mr D Oudit (Senior) (Manchester, UK)

16:25 Free Paper – Peri-operative care for patients undergoing lymphaticovenular anastomosis: a systematic reviewMr H Winters (Presenter), Dr H Tielemans, Miss P Sprangers, Professor D Ulrich, (Senior) (Nijmegen, The Netherlands)

16:35 Free Paper – Liposuction for chronic lymphoedema – Our experience at a tertiary cancer centreMiss M Nagarajan (Presenter), Mr D Oudit (Senior) (Manchester, UK)

16:45 Close

Lower Limb – Parallel SessionNauticaChairs: Mr U Khan, Professor E Tukiainen

15:30 Free Paper – The gastrocnemius flap – clinical implications of muscle length variationDr C van der Walt (Presenter) (Senior) (Port Elizabeth, South Africa)

15:40 Free Paper – Open tibia fractures in major trauma centres: a national updateMiss K Young1 (Presenter), Mr A Aqulinia2, Mr T Chesser3, Professor M Costa2, Mr S Hettiaratchy1, Mr M Kelly3, Professor C Moran1, Professor I Pallister4, Mrs M Woodford5 (Senior) (1London, UK; 2Oxford, UK; 3Bristol, UK, 4Swansea, UK; 5Manchester, UK)

15:50 Free Paper – Orthoplastics in children and adolescentsMr M F Khadim (Presenter), Mr U Khan (Senior), Mr T Wright, Mr T Chapman, Mr A Emam (Bristol, UK)

16:00 Free Paper – Orthoplastic outcomes in lower limb free tissue transfer

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Dr D Hobday (Presenter), Mr E Fitzgerald, Mr A Din, Miss V Rose (Senior), Mr P Harnett, (London, UK)

16:10 Free Paper – Orthoplastics in the elderlyMr M F Khadim (Presenter), Mr U Khan (Senior), Mr T Wright, Mr T Chapman, Mr A Emam, (Bristol, UK)

16:20 Free Paper – Microvascular reconstruction of extensive bone and soft tissue defects after tibial and ankle fracturesDr J Repo (Presenter), Dr I Barner-Rasmussen, Professor E Tukiainen(Senior) (Helsinki, Finland)

16:30 Free Paper – Soft tissue reconstruction of operatively treated calcaneal fracturesMs T Oksa1(Presenter), Mr A Latvala2, Mr T Klemola2, Professor J Leppilahti2, Associate Professor O Kaarela2, (Senior) (1Jyvaskyla, Finland; 2Oulu, Finland)

16:40 Free Paper – Single stage reconstruction of combined skin and Achilles tendon defects with free composite perforator flaps: twenty-five consecutive casesMr J Jeevaratnam (Presenter), Mr R Dunn, Miss A Crick (Senior), (Salisbury, UK)

16:50 Free Paper – Preservation of lower leg perforators in open tibial fractures and implications for local tissue transferMr M Cheema1 (Presenter), Mr I Sargeant1, Professor K Porter1, Professor J Masia2 (Senior) (1Birmingham, UK; 2Barcelona, Spain)

17:00 Close of conference

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Programme: Friday 16 June 08:00 – 09:30

FRIDAY, 16 JUNE 2017

08:00 Registration

Thermal InjuriesEuropaeaChairs: Mr A Lindford, Miss R Agarwal

08:30 Free Paper – The evolution of the Helsinki Frostbite Management ProtocolMr A Lindford (Presenter) (Senior), Dr J Valtonen, Dr M Hult, Dr H Kavola, Dr J Vuola (Helsinki, Finland)

08:40 Free Paper – Hospitalized burns in Finland from 1980-2010Mr K Tanttula1 (Presenter) (Senior), Dr K Haikonen2, Dr J Vuola2 (1Jyväskylä, Finland; 2Helsinki, Finland

08:50 Free Paper – An eighteen-year review of intensive care requirements for paediatric burns in a regional burns serviceMs S Bickerton (Presenter); Mr M Nizamoglu, Mr Q Frew, Dr E Borrows, Dr H Bangalore, Mr N Martin, Mr D Barnes, Mr N El-Muttardi, Professor P Dziewulski, (Senior) (Chelmsford, UK)

09:00 Free Paper – Timing and outcomes of tracheostomy in burns careDr C McCarrick (Presenter), Mr O Shelley (Senior) (Dublin, Ireland)

09:10 Free Paper – Evaluation of HLA sensitization in burn patients after treatment with skin allografts and transfusion of blood products.Mr A Lindford (Presenter), Dr J Lauronen, Dr E Juvonen, Dr K Haimila, Dr V Koljonen (Senior) (Helsinki, Finland)

09:20 Free Paper – Effects of nanofat grafting on post-burn facial scarsDr Z Hidayat (Presenter), Dr S Jan, (Senior), Dr H Ansari (Lahore, Pakistan)

09:30 Free Paper – Muscular and pulmonary functions and return-to-work rate after burn injuryDr V Bjornhagen Safwenberg (Presenter), Dr K Schüldt Ekholm, Dr J Ekholm, Dr F Larsen, (Senior) (Stockholm, Sweden)

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09:40 Free Paper – The role of the Burns and Plastic Surgeon in the post-war refugee camp: a series of patients treated by LEAP global missionsMs S Al-Himdani1 (Presenter) Mr R Snyder Thompson2, Ms S Jones2, Mr K Healy2, Mr R Anderson2 (Presenter), Mr A Juma3 (Senior) (1Exeter, UK, 2 Texas, USA, 3Liverpool, UK)

09:50 Guest Lecture – Can you survive in a Finnish sauna?Professor J Vuola

10:10 Guest Lecture – Total burn wound excision – The St Andrew's experienceProfessor P Dziewulski

10:30 Guest Lecture – Catastrophe planning – Lessons learned following the Romanian night club fireLecturer participation sponsored by MediWound"A/Professor F Huss


Sponsored Symposium – Parallel SessionNautica

09:45 AbbVie sponsored symposium – Hidradenitis Suppurativa – Current concepts from a dermatologist's perspective Professor Kristian Reich

10:50 Refreshments and Exhibitions

John Potter LectureEuropaeaChair: Professor T Lennard

11:20 From Potter to the present: a plastic peregrination Mr C T K Khoo

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Free Papers – MiscellaneousEuropaeaChairs: Professor P Dziewulski, Dr M Majava

12:00 Free Paper – Experience of desmoid-type fibromatosis in the North of England Bone & Soft Tissue Tumour ServiceMiss R Bennett (Presenter), Mr C Lewis, Mr C Gerrand, Dr D Lee, Dr M Verrill, Mr R Milner, Mr M Ragbir, (Senior) (Newcastle upon Tyne, UK)

12:10 Free Paper – The weekend effect in emergent orbital floor fractures: a national in-patient sample database studyMr A Chen (Presenter), Mr A Chattha, Miss A Bucknor, Dr P Kamali, Mr P Bletsis, Dr M Schermerhorn, Dr B Lee, Dr S Lin (Senior) (Brookline, USA)

12:20 Free Paper – Nerve-triggered occipital headaches: a new minimally-invasive approachDr E Raposio (Presenter) (Senior), Dr E Bellini, Dr N Bertozzi, Dr F Simonacci (Parma, Italy)

12:30 Free Paper – Minimally invasive surgical therapy of upper limbs hyperhidrosis: results of 1440 sympathicotomiesProfessor E Raposio (Presenter) (Senior), Dr E Bellini, Dr F Simonacci, (Parma, Italy)

12:40 Free Paper – Otoplasty: the Belfast experience, a ten-year reviewMr M McBride (Presenter), Mr M F Khadim (Senior), Mr A Moorehead, Mr C Hill, (Belfast, UK)

12:50 Free Paper – Point of technique: challenges and solutions of negative pressure wound therapyDr J Valtonen (Presenter), Dr J Vuola (Senior), Dr A Lindford, Dr H Kavola, (Helsinki, Finland)

13:00 Free Paper – Early assessment and identification of post-traumatic stress disorder, satisfaction with appearance and coping in patients with burnsDr V Bjornhagen Safwenberg (Presenter), Dr O Dahl, Dr M Wickman, Dr M Friberg, Dr Y Wengström (Senior) (Stockholm, Sweden)


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Research and Innovation – Parallel SessionNauticaChairs: Dr J Vuola, Mr P Kalu

12:00 Free Paper – Electronic nose in detection of wound infection bacteria from bacterial culturesMr J Kiiski (Presenter), Mr T Saviauk, Dr A Roine, Dr P Kumpulainen, Dr R Vuonto, Mr M Karjalainen, Dr J Aittoniemi, Dr T Lehtimäki, Dr N Oksala (Senior) (Tampere, Finland)

12:10 Free Paper – The potential role of three dimensional surface imaging as an objective measure of aesthetic outcome after DIEP reconstructionMiss R O'Connell1 (Presenter), Dr R DiMicco1, Mr S James2, Mr K Ramsey2, Mr K Power2, Mr P Harris2, Miss J Rusby1 (Senior) (1Surrey, UK; 2London, UK)

12:20 Free Paper – Three-dimensional video scanning, planning and printing to optimize autologous ear reconstructionMr L Lancerotto (Presenter), Miss L Yong, Mr K Stewart (Senior) (Edinburgh)

12:30 Free Paper – Introducing OpLink – A system which uses the latest technology to improve efficiency in theatres and boost morale of staff and patientsMr C Brewster (Presenter), Mr S Mehta, Mr Y Al Ajam, Mr W Konczalik, Mr A Ponniah, (Senior) (London, UK)

12:40 Free Paper – Modified approach for endoscopic harvest of the latissimus dorsi free flap with CO2 insufflation and standard laparoscopic equipmentMr J Kiiski1 (Presenter); Dr I Kaartinen1, Dr S Kotaluoto1, Professor H Kuokkanen2 (Senior) (1Tampere, Finland; 2Helsinki, Finland)

12:50 Free Paper – A comparison between two new methods to isolate adipose-derived stem cellProfessor E Raposio (Presenter) (Senior), Dr E Bellini, Dr N Bertozzi, Dr F Simonacci, Dr M Grieco (Parma, Italy)

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13:00 Free Paper – Methodology for adipose tissue extract preparation in an operating theatre setting-a rich source of growth factorsMs J Lopez (Presenter), Dr R Sarkanen2, Ms O Huttala2, Dr I Kaartinen2, Dr H Kuokkanen3, Professor T Ylikomi2 (Senior) (1Sydney, Australia; 2Tampere, Finland; 3Helsinki, Finland)


Aesthetic and Body Contouring SurgeryEuropaeaChairs: Mr N S G Mercer, Dr A Hockerstedt

14:20 Guest Lecture – Safe body contouring: technique and selectionMr D Ross

14:40 Questions14:45 Guest Lecture – Breast implant associated ALCL in 2017: 20 years

of evolution finds consensusA/Professor M Clemens

15:05 Questions15:10 Guest Lecture – Different osteotomy techniques and their effects on

restoration of the dorsal aesthetic linesA/Professor E Konaş

15:30 Questions


Upper Limb 2 – Parallel SessionNauticaChairs: Mr R Winterton, Professor T Raatikainen

14:20 Free Paper – Developing the next generation of bioengineered nerve grafts by harnessing the potential of stem cells and self-assembling peptide hydrogelsDr A Faroni (Presenter), Dr V Workman, Professor A Saiani, Dr A J Reid (Senior) (Manchester, UK)

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14:30 Free Paper – Processed nerve allograft. Financial implications for a NHS peripheral nerve injury serviceMr B Nizar (Presenter), Miss G Lingam, Mr T Choudhary, Mr S Tan, Mr D Power (Senior) (Birmingham, UK)

14:40 Free Paper – Surgical Martin-Gruber anastomosis for ulnar neuropathy: scope of practiceDr E O'Grady (Presenter); Ms S Beale, Mr S Tan, Mr D Power (Senior) (Birmingham, UK)

14:50 Free Paper – Nerve transfer surgery as a salvage option for severe recalcitrant motor radiculopathyDr E O'Grady (Presenter); Mr T Chaudhry, Mr D Samson, Mr S Tan, Mr D Power (Senior) (Birmingham, UK)

15:00 Free Paper – Clinical significance of cervical MRI in brachial plexus birth injuryDr P Grahn (Presenter), Dr T Pöyhiä, Dr A Sommarhem, Dr A Nietosvaara, (Senior) (Helsinki, Finland)

15:10 Free Paper – A new technique of stabilising the metacarpohalangeal joint of the thumb using flexor pollicis brevisMr B Strong (Presenter), Miss S A Phillips, Mr R Milner (Senior) (Newcastle upon Tyne, UK)

15:20 Free Paper – Short term 1-year outcomes of the bioabsorbable Poly-L/D-lactide scaffold (Regjoint) in thumb trapeziometacarpal arthroplastyDr S Mattila (Presenter), Dr E Waris (Senior) (Helsinki, Finland)

15:30 Free Paper – Primary closure of simple syndactyly without the use of full thickness skin grafts following excision of fat from the digit – A case seriesMiss P Gill (Presenter), Mr P McArthur (Senior), Mrs M Kelly (Liverpool, UK)

15:35 Refreshments & Exhibitions

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Aesthetic & Body Contouring Surgery 2EuropaeaChairs: Mr N S G Mercer, Dr A Hockerstedt

15:55 Free Paper – Bacterial contamination of standard fat graft: quantifying the unknownMr T Reekie (Presenter), Dr H Changez, Ms E Weiler-Mithoff (Senior) (Glasgow, UK)

16:05 Free Paper – Simultaneous fat injection with adipose-derived stem cell and foreign body removal as an effective treatment of complications after foreign body injection on faceDr J W Lee (Presenter), Dr S H Park, Professor H S Jeong, Professor C K Lee, Professor I S Suh, (Senior) (Seoul, Republic of Korea)

16:15 Free Paper – Safety and efficiency of Waterjet assisted dissection in SMAS liftsDr K Kaye (Presenter) (Senior), Dr S Kästner (Marbella, Spain)

16:25 Free Paper – Preseptal (R.O.O.F) Fat Suspension BlepharoplastyMr J Katsaros (Presenter) (Senior) (Adelaide, Australia)

16:35 Free Paper – Single centre review of the use of autogenous costal cartilage for septal reconstructionMiss S Martin (Presenter), Mr M McBride, Miss L Damkat-Thomas, Mr C Hill (Senior) (Belfast, UK)

16:45 Free Paper – Clinical outcomes of nasal sculpting in rhinophyma using CO2 laserMr M U Javed (Presenter), Dr A Losik, Mrs B O’ Leary, Mr M Murison (Senior) (Swansea, UK)

16:55 Free Paper – Simultaneous use of selective neurectomy of gastrocnemius muscle with liposuction for calf reduction in AsiansProfessor I S Suh (Presenter) (Senior) (Seoul, Korea)

17:05 Close

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Programme: Friday 16 June 15:55 – Saturday 17 June 08:20

Upper Limb 3: Congenital Hand and Microsurgery – Parallel SessionNauticaChairs: Mr R Winterton, Professor T Raatikainen

15:55 Guest Lecture – Social and aesthetic factors in evaluation and treatment of congenital hand anomaliesDr A Sommarhem

16:15 Guest Lecture – Toe to hand transfers in congenital handsProfessor S Kay

16:35 Guest Lecture – Radius aplasia Vilkki method (MT2 microvascular transfer)Professor S Vilkki

16:55 Questions & Panel Discussion

17:05 Conference close

SATURDAY, 17 JUNE 2017

07:30 Registration

Craniofacial, Head and Neck, Face Transplant and CleftEuropaeaChairs: Mr S Eccles, Dr P Vuola

08:00 Free Paper – The plastic surgical treatment of facial paralysis associated with HGAMs T Pihlamaa (Presenter), Dr M Tanskanen, Dr T Salmi, Dr S Kiuru-Enari, Ms S Suominen, (Senior) (Helsinki, Finland)

08:10 Free Paper – The objective evaluation of symmetry and efficiency of the results of surgical treatment for upper eyelid ptosisDr M Gushchina (Presenter) (Moscow, Russia)

08:20 Free Paper – Burden of cleft surgery – A twenty-one year follow up of all cleft patients treated at a single centreMiss S Martin (Presenter), Miss L Damkat-Thomas, Miss P Foster, Mr C Hill (Senior) (Belfast, UK)

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Programme: Saturday 17 June 08:30 – 10:30

08:30 Free Paper – 2 octyl cyanoacrylate tissue glue versus polypropylene skin closure in primary unilateral cleft lipsDr S Jan (Presenter), Dr S Jan (Senior), Dr H Ansari (Lahore, Pakistan)

08:40 Free Paper – Management of cryptotia: a single centre experienceMiss L Y Yong (Presenter), Mr K Stewart (Senior) (Edinburgh, UK)

08:50 Free Paper – Ameloblastoma: our experience over forty yearsDr S S Sandhu1 (Presenter), Miss J Y M Tang2, Dr K Hunter2, Mr A McKechnie2, Mr A Smith2, Mr A Yousefpour2 (Senior) (1Aberdeen, UK; 2Sheffield, UK)

09:00 Free Paper – Force measurements during posterior calvarial vault osteodistraction: a novel measurement methodMr A Ritvanen1(Presenter), Dr M Savolainen1, Dr D Nowinski2, Professor M Paulasto-Kröckel1, Dr D Saiepour2, Dr J Hukki1, Professor E Tukiainen1, Dr J Leikola1, (Senior) (1Helsinki, Finland; 2Uppsala, Sweden)

09:10 Free Paper – Non-syndromic complex craniosynostosis in Finland 1987-2010 – Population-based studyDr P Vuola (Presenter), Dr A Ritvanen, Dr A Heliövaara, Dr V Koljonen, Dr J Leikola, Helsinki, Finland (Senior) (Helsinki, Finland)

09:20 Guest Lecture – One flap does not fit all. Customising head and neck reconstructionsA/Professor P Lassus

09:40 Guest Lecture – Craniofacial surgeryMr D Johnson

10:00 Guest Lecture – Craniofacial surgeryDr J Leikola

10:20 Questions & Discussion


Breast: Quickfire Free Papers – Parallel SessionNauticaChairs: Mr S McCulley, Dr M Kohlemainen

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08:00 Free Paper – A novel technique for intraparenchymal administration of local anaesthetic in breast augmentation: a randomised controlled trialMr G Kelly (Presenter), Ms L Concannon, (Presenter); Ms C Buckley, Mr J Kelly (Senior) (Cork, Ireland)

08:05 Free Paper – Utility of the in-the-crease inferior gluteal artery perforator flap in autologous breast reconstruction.Mrs H Wohlgemut1 (Presenter), Mr A Munnoch2 (Senior), Mr M Schaverien2 (1Aberdeen, UK; 2Dundee, UK)

08:10 Free Paper – A head-to-head comparison of porcine (StratticeTM) and bovine (SurgimendTM) acellular dermal matrices in implant-based immediate breast reconstructionMiss J Ball (Presenter), Mr Y Sheena, Miss D M Tarek Saleh, Mr P Forouhi, Mrs S L Benyon, Mr M Irwin, Professor C Malata (Senior) (Cambridge, UK)

08:15 Free Paper – Nipple sparing mastectomy using a vertical-incision approach in autologous breast reconstructionMr R Bramhall1 (Presenter); Mr P Thiruchelvam2, Mr T Rasheed3, Mr S McCulley3, (Senior) (1Leeds UK; 2London, UK; 3Nottingham, UK)

08:20 Free Paper – Pre-operative CTA assessing the impact of previous abdominal scars in DIEP flap breast reconstructionMr T Harris (Presenter), Mr A Curnier (Senior), Ms H Wohlgemut, Mr G Lip (Aberdeen, UK)

08:25 Free Paper – New surgical technique – simultaneous use of the 3rd and 2nd intercostal spaces during total-rib preservation exposure of the internal mammary vessels in microvascular breast reconstructionMiss G Oni (Presenter), Miss M Huang, Professor C Malata (Senior) (Cambridge, UK)

08:30 Free Paper – Trends in post-mastectomy breast reconstruction types in a university hospital breast unit before and after introduction of acellular dermal matricesMr H K N Kankam, Ms L J Fopp, Mr P Forouhi, Mr A Agrawal, Miss S L Benyon, Mr M S Irwin, Professor J R Benson, Professor C M Malata (Presenter) (Senior) (Cambridge, UK)

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08:35 Free Paper – Multicentre study of patient-reported and clinical outcomes following immediate and delayed autologous breast reconstruction and radiotherapyMiss K Steele (Presenter), Ms M Akerlund, Professor G Ball, Mr D Macmillan, Mr S McCulley, (Senior) (Nottingham, UK)

Urogenital, Chest wall, Trunk, and Transgender Surgery – Parellel SessionNauticaChairs: Dr M Kaariainen, Mr D Ross

08:40 Free Paper – Perineal reconstruction following abdominoperineal resections – the Leeds experience of using I-GAP flapsMs J Y Tang (Presenter), Mr R Bains, Mr R Bramhall, Mr I Botterill, Mr D Miskovic, Mr J Wiper (Senior) (Leeds)

08:50 Free Paper – Reconstruction of the pelvic floor and the vagina with the Transverse Musculocutaneous Gracilis flapDr I Kaartinen1 (Presenter) (Senior), Dr M Vuento1, Dr M Hyöty1, Dr J Kallio1, Dr J Kiiski1, Dr H Kuokkanen2 (1Tampere, Finland; 2Helsinki, Finland)

09:00 Free Paper – The Perineal Turn Over perforator flap: A new and simple technique for perineal reconstruction after Extralevator Abdominoperineal ExcisionMiss M Chasapi (Presenter); Mr M Maher, Mr P Mitchell, Mr M Dalal (Senior) (Preston, UK)

09:10 Free Paper – Management of recurrent pilonidal sinus with gluteal artery perforator-based flapDr A Bhatnagar, Lucknow, India (Presenter) (Senior)

09:20 Free Paper – Free tissue reconstruction of recalcitrant empyema cavity and associated chest wall defect – a case series reviewMr L Allen (Presenter), Mr C Powell, Mr N Chaudhuri, Mr K Papagiannopoulos, Mr R Milton, Miss G Bourke (Senior) (Leeds, UK)

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09:30 Free Paper – Oncologic Chest Wall Resection and Chest Wall Reconstruction – 18 years’ experience in a single centreMr J Salo (Presenter), Professor E Tukiainen (Senior) (Helsinki, Finland)

09:40 Guest Lecture – Gracilis muscle or musculocutaneous flap – a working horse in pelvic and genitourinary reconstructionsDr M Kolehmainen

10:10 Free Paper – A man’s right to decide – nipple choice in mastectomy for gender dysphoriaDr O Watts (Presenter), Dr C Fox, Mrs S Zee, Professor P Drew (Senior) (Truro, UK)

10:20 Free Paper – Trans male people have improved emotional quality of life after chest contouring surgeryMiss C Wright (Presenter), Miss G Dabritz (Senior), Miss J Walls (Manchester, UK)

10:30 Free Paper – Government funding of transgender health services: a look at the G20 countriesDr T Ammari (Presenter), Dr K Gast, Professor W Kuzon (Senior) (Ann Arbour, USA)

10:40 Refreshments & Exhibitions

Sushruta Guha LectureEuropaeaChair: Mr C T K Khoo

11:00 Sushruta Guha Lecture – Facial restoration by transplantation Dr Bodhan Pomahac

FlapsEuropaeaChairs: Miss A Hazari, A/Professor P Lassus

11:40 Guest Lecture – Starting the UK's flap registryMiss A Hazari

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12:00 Free Paper – The free auriculotemporal flap in complex nasal reconstruction; the Oxford experienceMs R Morhij (Presenter), Dr L Dunphy, Mr H Giele (Senior) (Oxford, UK)

12:10 Free Paper – Reconstruction of complex post-oncologic maxillectomy defects using free fibula osteocutaneous flapProfessor V K Shankhdhar (Presenter) (Senior), Professor P Yadav, Dr D Jaiswal, (Mumbai, India)

12:20 Free Paper – Free fibular flaps for mandible reconstruction: does laterality affect post-operative outcome?Ms S Al-Himdani1 (Presenter), Dr E Yu-Chuan Kang2, Professor C K Tsao2 (Senior); Ms K Anesti (1Exeter, UK; 2Taiwan)

12:30 Free Paper – One stage total nasal reconstruction with an islanded forehead flapMr L R Fourie1 (Presenter) (Senior), Mr D Saleh2, Mr J R O Smith3, Dr E Erikson4 (1Wakefield, UK; 2Newcastle upon Tyne, UK; 3Leeds, UK; 4Addis Ababa, Ethiopia)

12:40 Free Paper – More than just the helix: a series of free flaps from the earDr P Lassus (Presenter), Dr J Vuola, Dr A Lindford, (Senior) (Helsinki, Finland)

12:50 Free Paper – Timing of DIEP flap reconstruction with respect to radiotherapy: results of panel assessment and patient reported outcomesMiss R O'Connell1(Presenter), Dr R DiMicco1, Mr S James2, Mr K Ramsey2, Mr K Power2, Mr P Harris2, Miss J Rusby1 (Senior) (1Surrey, UK; 2London, UK)

13:00 Free Paper – Deep inferior epigastric perforator flap breast reconstruction: abdominal drains or not?Mr A Thacoor (Presenter), Miss J Torres-Grau, Mr J Chana (Senior) (London, UK)

13:10 Lunch, exhibitions and poster presentations (see pages 42–43 for detail on poster presentation times)

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Breast – Parallel SessionNauticaChairs: Mr A G B Perks, A/Professor S Kauhanen

11:40 Guest Lecture – Breast reconstructionMr S McCulley

12:00 Guest Lecture – Immediate implant reconstruction of the breastDr D Johnson

12:20 Free Paper – First results of the iBRA Study – A national multicentre prospective cohort study of the outcomes of immediate implant-based breast reconstructionDr S Potter (Presenter) (Senior) (Nationwide study)

12:30 Free Paper – Patient-reported satisfaction with bilateral breast reconstruction in risk-reducing and therapeutic mastectomyMr F Kazzazi1 (Presenter), Professor C Malata1 (Senior), Miss B Haggie1, Mr N Kazzazi2, Mr P Forouhi1, Ms L Wyld2 (1Cambridge, UK; 2Doncaster, UK)

12:40 Free Paper – Can an additional scar improve your nipple reconstruction? Addition of a sham peri-areolar scar to improve breast symmetry post reconstructionMr E Donnelly (Presenter), Mrs E Weiler-Mithoff (Senior) (Glasgow, UK)

12:50 Free Paper – Should we analyze reduction mammaplasty specimens?Dr P Merkkola-von Schantz (Presenter), Dr T Jahkola, Dr K Hukkinen, Dr L Krogerus, Helsinki; Dr S Kauhanen (Helsinki, Finland)

13:00 Free Paper – Overweight is associated with minor complications after reduction mammoplasty – a retrospective analysis of 453 consecutive casesMrs M Kääriäinen (Presenter), Mrs E Eskelinen (Senior), Miss M Sutinen (Tampere, Finland)

13:10 Lunch, exhibitions and poster presentations (see pages 42–43 for detail on poster presentation times)

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Programme: 11:40 – 13:10

POSTERS

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PostersPosters

Posters will be available to view throughout the conference in the Foyer

Title Forename Surname Poster Number

Abstract Title

Dr Omar Abbassi 35 Recurrent failings of regulatory systems in handling sub-standard breast implants in the UK: are we burying our heads in the sand? A case report

Dr Frank Acquaah 4 The indications, operative technique and outcomes of 267 dermofasciectomies for advanced Dupuytren’s disease

Dr Bismark Adjei 3 A 10-year experience of digital melanoma; from aggressive amputation to preservation of function

Miss Reena Agarwal 64 A comprehensive proforma for immediate burns management at a burns facility

Mr Tamer Ali 5 Can long-term topical corticosteroid use lead to stress fractures?

Mr Stephen Ali 69 Temporary prosthetic immediate breast reconstruction with radiotherapy: is it justified?

Mr Benjamin Baker 36 Reducing ‘did not attend’ rates for plastic surgery outpatient clinics

Mr Benjamin Baker 37 Good Surgical Practice domain 3.5.1 consent: are we compliant?

Miss Mimi Borrelli 70 Improvement in the treatment of Stahl’s ear: the modified 3-step Hudson approach presented as a case report

Miss Mimi Borrelli 71 The surgical resection and reconstruction of a ruptured anterior encephalocoele in a neonate: a case report

Miss Alexandra Bucknor 39 Mortality after buttock fat grafting: analysis of the AAAASF patient database

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Abstract Title

Miss Alexandra Bucknor 6 Necrotising fasciitis and the weekend effect: analysis of the national in-patient sample database

Mr Austin Chen 40 The impact of age on rhytidectomy outcomes: a national analysis of 6,964 patients

Mr James Coelho 72 Outcomes of the use of gracilis muscle flap reconstruction following major pelvic surgery

Mr James Coelho 7 Aeromonas hydrophila necrotising fasciitis: a case report

Mr Samuel Coulson 11 "Wrap it, bag it and dunk it" Do frontline staff know how to appropriately store an amputate?

Mr Samuel Coulson 73 “Confusing transparency” – The public perception of surgical outcome data and how this could affect Plastic Surgery

Mr Samuel Coulson 12 “Categorise to survive” – A modification to the grading system for thumb ulnar collateral ligament injuries

Miss Ffion Dewi 13 Electrochemotherapy for treatment of soft tissue sarcoma: a new addition to the sarcoma armoury

Dr Kiran Dhaliwal 14 The novel use of Botulinum Toxin A for the treatment of Raynaud’s phenomenon in the toes

Dr Kathryn Dickson 42 Coding wide local skin excisions, a cost benefit analysis

Mr Jonathan Dunne 15 Hidradenocarcinoma– Management of a rare adnexal tumour

Mr Jonathan Dunne 43 Development of a national audit system for burn care

Mr Jonathan Dunne 45 Plastic Surgery fellowships for trainees in low income countries- the Malawi experience

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PostersPosters


Abstract Title

Mr Jonathan Dunne 16 Cutaneous malignancies of the head and neck requiring reconstruction of large defects (>50 cm2): a management algorithm for Malawi

Ms Louise Dunphy 17 Rhabdomyolysis-induced compartment syndrome secondary to atorvastatin and strenuous exercise

Dr Thessa Friebel 19 New method to stabilise the CMC-1 joint: the Arthrex Mini TightRope

Miss Lolade Giwa 46 A dedicated paediatric trauma procedure room: improving patient satisfaction

Mr Thomas Harris 79 Congenital absence of the DIEP system. The role of pre-operative CTA in the presence of pre-existing surgical abdominal scars: a case report.

Miss Susan Hendrickson 20 Wound excision within 12 hours of injury: does this NICE recommendation affect outcomes in severe open tibial fractures?

Dr Nader Henry 49 A case report of Frey’s Syndrome following a facial burn treated with Botulinum Toxin

Dr Dorian Hobday 81 Tunnels and templates: a novel approach to lower limb free tissue transfer

Dr Margaret Huang 83 Advantages of internal mammary vessel exposure in the second intercostal space during total rib-preserving microvascular free flap breast reconstruction

Miss Molly Jakeman 84 Hidradenitis suppurativa of the nipple-areola complex: a novel surgical approach

Mr Mahammad Umair

Javed 59 Quality of care and optimal use of resources. An audit of effective utilisation of time in a day case Plastic Surgery theatre

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PostersPosters


Abstract Title

Mr Muhammad Umair

Javed 50 The CO2 laser treatment of mature burn scars

Mr Muhammad Umair

Javed 51 CO2 laser improves the contour and shape of breast in patients with mature burn scars to the chest

Dr Faith H K Jeon 86 A systematic review of methodologies used to assess mastectomy flap viability

Dr Thomas Jovic 87 Keystone flaps in periarticular wound closure: a case series

Mr Joonas Kasari 54 Negative pressure wound therapy in securing autologous split thickness skin grafts

Mr Ian King 47 The name game: time for universal descriptors in the cosmetic industry?

Mr Ian King 48 Abdominoplasty and small bowel obstruction: a case report

Miss Rong Khaw 52 Suspected soft tissue tumour diagnostic pathway - are we following the new 2015 NICE guidelines?

Dr Priyatma Premchand

Khincha 88 Rectus abdominus muscle interposition following bladder neck closure: a case series review

Mr Andrew Kilshaw 25 Benign surgical emphysema in the upper limb: a case-series highlighting the key features to avoid unnecessary surgery

Mr Ian King 22 Dermoscopy - Dermatologists only?

Mr Mallappa Kolar 55 A three-year retrospective review of the caseload of acute patients to a Plastic Surgery unit aged 90 and over

Miss Hannah Kranenburg 23 Suprafascial (thin) pedicled groin flap for complete ring avulsion of a digit, and single stage division and debulking of the flap to improve mobility: a case report

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PostersPosters


Abstract Title

Mr Miska Laakso 24 Re-organising in-patient care saves legs in patients with diabetic foot infections

Ms Karen Lindsay 56 Plan-Do-See-Act quality improvement tool in Plastic Surgery

Ms Karen Lindsay 57 Professional compliance assessment tool and rota re-design in Plastic Surgery

Mr Suresh Madhavan Anandan

26 Autologous fat grafting for IPG site pain following spinal cord stimulator

Mr Susruta Mavinannan 90 Cartilage derived stem cells for tissue engineering- A systematic review of the literature

Dr Andrew McKean 91 Retrospective 4-year audit of venous thromboembolism in DIEP free flap breast reconstruction at a single unit

Dr Colin McQuade 8 Plastic Surgery input in the management of pelvic and acetabular trauma in a national treatment centre

Mr Adeyinka Molajo 60 Learning microsurgery inside out

Mr Adeyinka Molajo 61 A novel training model for dynamic external fixation techniques

Ms Rossel Morhij 18 Unusual iatrogenic spinal accessory nerve compression: a case report

Mr Edward Muscat 38 Implementing a new plastic surgery minor operating trauma theatre to reduce elective lists cancellations due to increased emergency caseload in a major trauma centre: a cost analysis study

Mr Metin Nizamoglu 92 Histological features of SCC of the ear that metastasize to the head and neck

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PostersPosters


Abstract Title

Dr Eva O'Grady 27 Surgical treatment of cubital tunnel syndrome in the UK: a survey of current practice

Dr Eva O'Grady 28 Processed nerve allograft reconstruction of longstanding critical sensory nerve injury in the hand

Mr Ojas Pujji 63 Fluid resuscitation of bariatric burns: Assessing the value of the Neaman scale

Dr Jussi Repo 21 Limb-salvage in treatment of lower-extremity sarcoma: a pilot study of functional outcomes in 20 consecutive patients

Dr Jussi Repo 29 Health-related quality of life after below knee amputation stump salvage using free latissimus dorsi flap is comparable to that of local flap coverage

Dr Harjoat Riyat 30 Autologous fat grafting for scars, healing and pain: a review

Dr Daisy Ryan 93 Regenerative approaches to the repair of alveolar bone defects in cleft lip and palate: a review of human and animal studies to date

Dr Daisy Ryan 31 Pressure on plastics

Mr Andrej Salibi 32 Osseocutaneous neurovascular distal phalanx flap for finger length preservation in trauma

Miss Sarvnaz Sepehripour 94 Surrogate outcome measures for corneal neurotisation in infants and children

Mr Juan Serna Santos 95 Weight loading in facial palsy: gold or platinum?

Mr James Smith 1 Nicorandil-associated perineal ulceration and subcutaneous tissue necrosis: a case report

Mr James Smith 2 Earlobe keloid ligation therapy: a case report

Mr James Smith 33 Sentinel lymph node biopsy in Merkel Cell Carcinoma

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PostersPosters


Abstract Title

Ms Justine Sullivan 66 Tetanus prophylaxis for hand trauma patients - a summary of two audits

Prof Kunyong Sung 67 The local trunk splint effect of VAC therapy after skin graft

Miss Catarina Svarvar 96 Indications and results of the first 23 free lumbar artery perforator flaps in breast reconstruction in Helsinki University Hospital

Miss Matilda Svenning 41 Reducing patient fasting time on the plastic surgery trauma list

Miss Matilda Svenning 97 Juvenile Gigantomastia: the first reported case in the UK

Miss Alethea Tan 34 A challenging case of calcific myonecrosis of tibialis anterior and hallucis longus muscles with a chronic discharging wound: a case report and a literature review

Miss Leila L Touil 98 Managing the child with a diagnosis of Moebius syndrome: more than meets the eye

Miss Leila Touil 68 The psychiatric burden of burns in a regional centre: cause for concern

Mr Alexander Trevatt 53 A comparison of the academic impact of Plastic Surgery Units in the United Kingdom and Ireland using bibliometric analysis

Mr Matthew Venus 58 Does adherence to the national standards of care for lower limb trauma (BOAST4) improve long-term outcomes?

Mr Michail Vourvachis 85 Pott’s puffy tumour: A ‘not to miss’ challenging case report.

Mr Karl Walsh 44 A novel smartphone application to teach basic burns surgical procedures

Mr Harm Winters 89 Current insights in extracorporeal perfusion of free tissue flaps and extremities- A systematic review and data-synthesis

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PostersPosters


Abstract Title

Mrs Helen Wohlgemut 9 Large volume liposuction for proteus-like/overgrowth syndrome: a case series

Mr Dominic Yue 10 Paediatric meningococcal septicaemia: a Plastic Surgery unit’s experience

Mr Dominic Yue 99 Defining the normal parameters for the male nipple areolar complex: literature review and recommendations for chest wall placement

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PostersPosters

Screen 1 Screen 2 Screen 3 Screen 4

12:05 1. J Smith

12:10 11. S Coulson

12:12 2. J Smith

12:15 19. T Friebel

12:17 12. S Coulson

12:19 3. B Adjei

12:20 27. E O’Grady

12:22 20. S Hendrickson

12:24 13. F Dewi

12:26 4. F Acquaah

12:27 28. E O’Grady

12:29 21. J Repo

12:31 14. K Dhaliwal

12:33 5. T Ali

12:34 29. J Repo

12:36 22. I King

12:38 15. J Dunne

12:40 6. A Bucknor

12:41 30. H Riyat

12:43 23. H Kranenburg

12:45 16. J Dunne

12:47 7. J Coelho

12:48 31. D Ryan

12:50 24. M Laakso

12:52 17. L Dunphy

12:54 8. C McQuade

12:55 33. J Smith

12:57 25. A Kilshaw

POSTERS (LISTED BY PRESENTATION SLOT)

THURSDAY 15 JUNE

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PostersPosters


12:59 18. R Morhij

13:01 9. H Wohlgemut

13:02 34. A Tan

13:05 26. S Anandan

13:06 89. H Winters

13:09 10. D Yue

FRIDAY 16 JUNE


13:10 35. O Abbassi

13:15 45. J Dunne

13:17 36. B Baker

13:20 54. J Kasari

13:22 46. L Giwa

13:24 37. B Baker

13:25

13:27 55. M Kolar

13:29 47. I King

13:31 38. E Muscat

13:32 63. O Pujji

13:34 56. K Lindsay

13:36 48. I King

13:38 39. A Bucknor

13:39 64. R Agarwal

13:41 57. K Lindsay

13:43 49. N Henry

13:45 40. A Chen

13:46 66. J Sullivan

13:48 58. M Venus

13:50 50. M Javed

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PostersPosters


13:52 41. M Svenning

13:53 67. K Sung

13:55 59. M Javed

13:57 51. M Javed

13:59 42. K Dickson

14:00 68. L Touil

14:02 60. A Molajo

14:04 52. R Khaw

14:06 43. J Dunne

14:07

14:09 61. A Molajo

14:11 53. A Trevatt

14:13 44. K Walsh

SATURDAY 17 JUNE


13:10 69. S Ali

13:15 79. T Harris

13:17 70. M Borrelli

13:20 87. T Jovic

13:22 81. D Hobday

13:24 71. M Borrelli

13:25 94. S Sepehripour

13:27 88. P Khincha

13:29 83. M Huang

13:31 72. J Coelho

13:32 95. J Santos

13:34 90. S Mavinannan

13:36 84. M Jakeman

13:38 73. S Coulson

13:39 96. C Svarvar

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PostersPosters


13:41 91. A McKean

13:43 85. M Vourvachis

13:45 86. FHK Jeon

13:46 97. M Svenning

13:48 92. M Nizamoglu

13:50 32. A Salibi

13:52 99. D Yue

13:53 98. L Touil

13:55 93. D Ryan

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Posters: 1 – 9

POSTERSIN NUMERICAL ORDER 1 Nicorandil associated perineal ulceration and subcutaneous tissue

necrosis: a case reportMr S Adeniran, Mr J Smith (Presenter), Mr L Linney, Ms R Harrison, Mr A Kotwal (Senior) (Hull, UK)

2 Earlobe keloid ligation therapy: a case reportMr S Adeniran, Mr J Smith (Presenter), Ms V Toh, Mr P Matteucci (Senior) (Hull, UK)

3 A 10-year experience of digital melanoma; from aggressive amputation to preservation of functionDr B Adjei (Presenter), Mr B Baker, Mr S Iyer (Senior) (Preston, UK)

4 The indications, operative technique and outcomes of 267 dermofasciectomies for advanced Dupuytren’s diseaseMr A Armstrong, Dr F Acquaah (Presenter), Miss C Kirby, Miss H Kuhn, Wing Commander A Pandya (Senior) (Portsmouth, UK)

5 Can long-term topical corticosteroid use lead to stress fractures?Mr T Ali (Presenter) (Senior), Miss K Anesti (Exeter, UK)

6 Necrotising fasciitis and the weekend effect: analysis of the national in-patient sample databaseMiss A Bucknor (Presenter), Mr A Chen, Mr A Chattha, Miss A Huang, Dr P Kamali, (Presenter), Dr M Schermerhorn (Senior), Dr S Lin (Boston, USA)

7 Aeromonas hydrophila necrotising fasciitis Case reportMr J Coelho (Presenter), Dr M Morgan (Senior) (Exeter, UK)

8 Plastic Surgery input in the management of pelvic and acetabular trauma in a national treatment centreDr C McQuade (Presenter), Mr J Gibbons, Mr B O'Daly, Mr M Leonard (Senior) (Dublin, Ireland)

9 Large volume liposuction for proteus-like/overgrowth syndrome: a case seriesMrs H Wohlgemut1 (Presenter), Mr A Munnoch2 (Senior), Dr A Moinie2 (1Aberdeen, UK; 2Dundee, UK)

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Posters: 10 – 17

10 Paediatric meningococcal septicaemia: a Plastic Surgery unit’s experienceMr D Yue1 (Presenter), Miss Y Cemal2, Miss L Cooper3, Miss K Ford2, Miss N Timoney2, Dr A Nyman2, Miss A Greig2, (Senior) (1Stoke, UK; 2London, UK; 3East Grinstead, UK)

11 "Wrap it, bag it and dunk it" Do frontline staff know how to appropriately store an amputate?Mr S Coulson (Presenter), Mr O Brown2, Miss E West2 (Senior) (1Chelmsford, UK; 2Bristol, UK)

12 “Categorise to survive” – A modification to the grading system for thumb ulnar collateral ligament injuriesMr S Coulson1(Presenter), Mr S Lee2 (Senior) (1Chelmsford, UK; 2Bristol, UK)

13 Electrochemotherapy for treatment of soft tissue sarcoma: a new addition to the sarcoma armouryMiss F Dewi (Presenter), Miss G Mitsala, Mr A Emam, Mr L Troisi, Dr M Svenning, Dr L Fraser, Dr K Hristova, Mr P Wilson (Senior) (Bristol, UK)

14 The novel use of Botulinum Toxin A for the treatment of Raynaud’s phenomenon in the toesDr K Dhaliwal (Presenter), Miss M Griffin, Professor P E M Butler (Senior) (London, UK)

15 Hidradenocarcinoma– Management of a rare adnexal tumourMr J Dunne (Presenter), Dr C Luk, Dr A Tewari, Professor B Powell (Senior) (London, UK)

16 Cutaneous malignancies of the head and neck requiring reconstruction of large defects (>50 cm2): a management algorithm for MalawiMr J Dunne1 (Presenter), Dr L Cappuyns2, Dr D Kumiponjera2 (Senior) (1London, UK; 2Blantyre, Malawi)

17 Rhabdomyolysis-induced compartment syndrome secondary to atorvastatin and strenuous exerciseMs L Dunphy (Presenter), Miss R Morhij, Mrs S Tucker (Senior) (London, UK)

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Posters: 18 – 25

18 Unusual iatrogenic spinal accessory nerve compression: a case reportMs R Morhij (Presenter), Dr L Dunphy, Mr H Giele (Senior) (Oxford, UK)

19 New method to stabilise the CMC-1 joint: the Arthrex Mini TightRopeDr T Friebel1 (Presenter), Dr E Walbeehm2, Professor G J Kleinrensink3, Dr M Zuidam3 (Senior), (1Chelmsford, UK; 2 Nijmegen, The Netherlands; 3Rotterdam, the Netherlands)

20 Wound excision within 12 hours of injury: does this NICE recommendation affect outcomes in severe open tibial fractures?Miss S Hendrickson (Presenter) Dr L Fraser, Dr M Svenning, Miss S Tay, Mr T Wright, Mr U Khan (Senior) (Bristol, UK)

21 Limb-salvage in treatment of lower-extremity sarcoma: a pilot study of functional outcomes in 20 consecutive patientsDr G Kask, Dr I Barner-Rasmussen (Senior), Dr J Repo (Presenter), Mr M Kjaldman, Professor C Blomqvist, Professor E Tukiainen (Helsinki, Finland)

22 Dermoscopy: Dermatologists only?Mr I King (Presenter), Miss L Greaney (Senior) (1London, UK; 2Guildford, UK)

23 Suprafascial (thin) pedicled groin flap for complete ring avulsion of a digit, and single stage division and debulking of the flap to improve mobility: a case reportMiss H Kranenburg (Presenter), Mr H Alfeky, Mr A Siddiqui, (Senior) (Chester, UK)

24 Re-organizing in-patient care saves legs in patients with diabetic foot infectionsMr M Laakso1, (Presenter); Dr I Kaartinen2 (Senior); Dr J Lahtela2, Mr J Kiiski2 (1Valkeakoski, Finland; 2Tampere, Finland)

25 Benign surgical emphysema in the upper limb: a case-series highlighting the key features to avoid unnecessary surgeryMr G Lye1, (Presenter); Mr A Kilshaw2 (Joint 1st Author), Ms R Eyre3, Mr Z Shariff3 (Senior),(1Hull, UK; 2Wakefield, UK; 3Bradford, UK)

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Posters: 26 – 34

26 Autologous fat grafting for IPG site pain following spinal cord stimulatorMr S Madhavan Anandan (Presenter), Mr A A Pai, Dr P Desai, Mr A Misra (Senior) (Wexham, UK)

27 Surgical treatment of cubital tunnel syndrome in the UK: a survey of current practiceDr E O'Grady (Presenter), Dr B Nizar, Mr M Foster, Mr D Power, Mr S Tan (Senior) (Birmingham, UK)

28 Processed nerve allograft reconstruction of longstanding critical sensory nerve injury in the handDr E O'Grady (Presenter), Mr T Chaudhry, Mr D Power (Senior) (Birmingham, UK)

29 Health-related quality of life after below knee amputation stump salvage using free latissimus dorsi flap is comparable to that of local flap coverageDr J Repo (Presenter), Professor R P Roine, Professor E Tukiainen (Senior) (Helsinki, Finland)

30 Autologous fat grafting for scars, healing and pain: a reviewDr H Riyat1 (Presenter) Mr M Briggs2, Ms L Touil3, Professor K Shokrollahi3 (Senior) (1Liverpool, UK; 2Sunderland, UK; 3Prescost, UK)

31 Pressure on plasticsDr D Ryan (Presenter) (Senior), Dr K Farquhar, (Edinburgh, UK)

32 Osseocutaneous neurovascular distal phalanx flap for finger length preservation in traumaMr A Salibi (Presenter), Miss C McArdle, Mr A Morritt (Senior) (Sheffield)

33 Sentinel lymph node biopsy in Merkel Cell CarcinomaMr J Smith1 (Presenter), Miss C Mcardle2, Mr P Matteucci3 (Senior) (1Hull, UK; 2Bradford, UK)

34 A challenging case of calcific myonecrosis of tibialis anterior and hallucis longus muscles with a chronic discharging wound: a case report and a literature reviewMiss A Tan (Presenter), Mr M Nizamoglu, Mr M Tare (Senior) (Chelmsford, UK)

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Posters: 35 – 44

35 Recurrent failings of regulatory systems in handling sub-standard breast implants in the UK: are we burying our heads in the sand? A case reportMr O Abassi (Presenter), Miss F Ali (Senior) (London)

36 Reducing ‘did not attend’ rates for Plastic Surgery outpatient clinicsMr B Baker (Presenter), Mr M Dalal (Senior) (Preston, UK)

37 Good surgical practice domain 3.5.1 consent: are we compliant?Mr B Baker (Presenter), Dr S Abdulal, Professor M Shah (Senior) (Manchester, UK)

38 Implementing a new Plastic Surgery minor operating trauma theatre to reduce elective lists cancellations due to increased emergency caseload in a major trauma centre: a cost analysis studyMr J E Berner, Dr E Muscat (Presenter), Dr L Troisi, Mr J Henderson (Senior) (Bristol, UK)

39 Mortality after buttock fat grafting: analysis of the AAAASF patient databaseMiss A Bucknor1 (Presenter), Mr A Chen1, Dr P Kamali1, Mr K Mirza1, Dr G Brownstein2, Dr L Reid2, Dr B Lee1, Dr D Watts2, Dr S Lin1 (Senior) (1Boston, USA; 2New Jersey, USA)

40 The impact of age on rhytidectomy outcomes: a national analysis of 6,964 patientsMiss A Bucknor, Mr A Chattha, Mr A Chen (Presenter), Dr M Schermerhorn, Dr S Lin (Senior) (Boston, USA)

41 Reducing patient fasting time on the plastic surgery trauma listMr A Davies, Miss F Dewi, Mr J Pang, Miss M Svenning (Presenter), Mr T Wright (Senior) (Bristol, UK)

42 Coding wide local skin excisions, a cost benefit analysisDr K Dickson (Presenter), Dr J P Quigley, Mr D Yue, Mr S Huq (Senior) (Stoke-on-Trent, UK)

43 Development of a national audit system for burn careMr J Dunne (Presenter), Mr J Wormald, Mr D Collins (Senior) (London, UK)

44 A novel smartphone application to teach basic burns surgical proceduresMr K Walsh1(Presenter), Mr Z Sheikh2, Mr B Dheansa3 (Senior) (1Preston, UK; 2Wythenshawe, UK; 3East Grinstead, UK)

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45 Plastic Surgery fellowships for trainees in low income countries the Malawi experienceMr J Dunne1 (Presenter), Mr T Chokotho2 (Senior) (1London, UK; 2Blantyre, Malawi)

46 A dedicated paediatric trauma procedure room: improving patient satisfactionMiss L Giwa (Presenter), Miss M Ferreira, Miss S Dupre, Miss A Grieg (Senior) (London, UK)

47 The name game: time for universal descriptors in the cosmetic industry?Miss L Glanvill, Mr J Wolrich, Mr I C C King (Presenter) (Senior) (London, UK)

48 Abdominoplasty and small bowel obstruction: a case reportMiss L Glanvill, Mr A Sadri, Mr I C C King (Presenter), Miss A Jatan, Miss J Atkins (Senior) (London, UK)

49 A case report of Frey’s Syndrome following a facial burn treated with Botulinum ToxinDr N Henry1 (Presenter), Mr B Baker2, Mr S Iyer2 (Senior) (1Manchester, UK; 2Preston, UK)

50 The CO2 laser treatment of mature burn scarsMr M U Javed, (Presenter), Mr L Sanyaolu, Mr M Murison (Senior) (Swansea, UK)

51 CO2 laser improves the contour and shape of breast in patients with mature burn scars to the chestMr M U Javed (Presenter), Mr M Murison (Senior) (Swansea, UK)

52 Suspected soft tissue tumour diagnostic pathway: are we following the new 2015 NICE guidelines?Miss R Khaw, (Presenter), Miss M Chasapi, Ms S Firth, Mr S Iyer (Senior) (Preston, UK)

53 A comparison of the academic impact of Plastic Surgery units in the United Kingdom and Ireland using bibliometric analysisMr A Trevatt (Presenter), Mr D Thomson, Dr M Colquhoun, Mr A Idowu, Mr S Rahman, (Senior) (London, UK)

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54 Negative pressure wound therapy in securing autologous split thickness skin graftsMr J Kasari (Presenter); Mr J Valtonen (Senior), Mr J Vuola, Mrs H Kavola, Mr A Lindford, Mrs M Härmä, (Helsinki, Finland)

55 A three-year retrospective review of the caseload of acute patients to a Plastic Surgery unit aged 90 and overMr M Kolar (Presenter), Mr E Cochrane, Mr A Akhtar, Mr Z Shariff (Senior) (Bradford, UK)

56 Plan-Do-See-Act quality improvement tool in Plastic Surgery Ms K Lindsay (Presenter), Mr A Curnier (Senior) (Aberdeen, UK)

57 Professional compliance assessment tool and rota re-design in Plastic SurgeryMs K Lindsay, (Presenter), Mr A Curnier (Senior) (Aberdeen, UK)

58 Does adherence to the national standards of care for lower limb trauma (BOAST4) improve long-term outcomes?Mr M Venus (Presenter), Mr L McGiveron, Mr C Macdonald, Ms J Ward (Senior) (Coventry, UK)

59 Quality of care and optimal use of resources. An audit of effective utilisation of time in a day case Plastic Surgery theatreMr M Mensa, Mr M Javed (Presenter), Mr N Wilson Jones, (Senior) (Swansea, UK)

60 Learning microsurgery inside outMr A Molajo1 (Presenter), Mr D Bell2, Mr P Vaiude2 (Senior) (1Manchester, UK; 2Liverpool, UK)

61 A novel training model for dynamic external fixation techniquesMr A Molajo1 (Presenter), Mr P Vaiude2, Mr D Bell2 (Senior) (1Manchester, UK; 2Liverpool, UK)

63 Fluid resuscitation of bariatric burns: Assessing the value of the Neaman scaleMr O Pujji1 (Presenter), Dr I Bharj2, Mr G H Yim3, Professor S Jeffery1 (Senior) (1Birmingham, UK; 2Queensland, Australia;3Bristol, UK)

64 A comprehensive proforma for immediate burns management at a burns facilityMs L Sayed, Miss R Agarwal (Presenter) (Senior) (Leicester, UK)

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66 Tetanus prophylaxis for hand trauma patients: a summary of two auditsMs J Sullivan (Presenter), Mr M Nizamoglu, Ms H Douglas, Mr P Matteucci (Senior) (Hull, UK)

67 The local trunk splint effect of VAC therapy after skin graftProfessor K Sung1 (Presenter) (Senior), Dr H Joo, Professor Sang-Yeul Lee1 (1Chuncheon, Korea; 2Seoul, Korea)

68 The psychiatric burden of burns in a regional centre: cause for concernMiss L Touil (Presenter), Dr N Sargazi, Mr T Marks, Dr K Ray, Professor K Shokrollahi (Senior) (Liverpool, UK)

69 Temporary prosthetic immediate breast reconstruction with radiotherapy: is it justified?Mr S Ali (Presenter), Mr A Emam, Ms C Oates, Mr S Wilson, (Senior), Ms E Prousskaia, (Bristol, UK)

70 Improvement in the treatment of Stahl’s ear: the modified 3-Step Hudson approach presented as a case reportMiss M Borrelli1 (Presenter), Dr E Davidson2, Dr A Kumar2 (Senior) (1London, UK; 2Baltimore, USA)

71 The surgical resection and reconstruction of a ruptured anterior encephalocoele in a neonate: a case reportMiss M Borrelli1 (Presenter); Dr E Davidson2, Dr R Yang2, Dr M Groves2, Dr R Redett2, (Senior) (1London, UK; 2Baltimore, USA)

72 Outcomes of the use of gracilis muscle flap reconstruction following major pelvic surgeryMr J Coelho (Presenter), Dr O Cameron, Mr F McDermott, Mr N Smart, Mr I Daniels, Mr A Watts (Senior) (Exeter, UK)

73 “Confusing transparency” – The public perception of surgical outcome data and how this could affect Plastic SurgeryMr S Coulson1(Presenter), Dr S Meadows2, Mr Z Shariff3, Mr R Mcgoldrick4 (Senior) (1Chelmsford, UK; 2Sheffield, UK; 3Bradford, UK; 4London, UK)

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79 Congenital absence of the DIEP system. The role of pre-operative CTA in the presence of pre-existing surgical abdominal scars: a case report.Mr T Harris (Presenter), Mr A Curnier (Senior), Ms H Wohlgemut, Mr G Lip (Aberdeen, UK)

81 Tunnels and templates: a novel approach to lower limb free tissue transferDr D Hobday (Presenter), Mr E Fitzgerald O'Connor, Mr A Din, Miss V Rose (Senior) (London, UK)

83 Advantages of internal mammary vessel exposure in the second intercostal space during total rib-preserving microvascular free flap breast reconstructionDr M Huang1 (Presenter), Miss G Oni1, Dr M Di Candia2, Professor C Malata1 (Senior) (1Cambridge, UK; 2Bari, Italy)

84 Hidradenitis suppurativa of the nipple-areola complex: a novel surgical approachMiss M Jakeman (Presenter), Mr R Jeevan, Mr K Graham (Senior) (Prescot, UK)

85 Pott’s puffy tumour: A ‘not to miss’ challenging case reportMr M Vourvachis, (Presenter); Miss E Hoskison, Mr H El-Sawy, Mr P Dekker, (Senior) (Coventry, UK)

86 A systematic review of methodologies used to assess mastectomy flap viabilityDr F H K Jeon (Presenter), Ms J Varghese, Mr D Ghosh, Mr A Mosahebi (Senior) (London, UK)

87 Keystone flaps in periarticular wound closure: a case seriesDr T Jovic (Presenter), Dr R Slade, Ms Z Jessop, Professor I Whitaker (Senior) (Swansea, UK)

88 Rectus abdominus muscle interposition following bladder neck closure: a case series reviewDr P P Khincha (Presenter), Miss S Bagirathan, Mr M Simms, Mr A Kotwal (Senior) (Hull, UK)

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Posters: 89 – 96

89 Current insights in extracorporeal perfusion of free tissue flaps and extremities: A systematic review and data-synthesisDrs A S Kruit, Mr H Winters (Presenter), Professor D Ulrich (Senior), Dr M C Schreinemachers, Mr H Zegers, Mr E Koers (Nijmegen, The Netherlands)

90 Cartilage derived stem cells for tissue engineering: A systematic review of the literatureMr S Mavinannan (Presenter); Ms Z Jessop, Ms A Al-Sabah, Ms E Combellack, Professor C Thornton, Professor B Olsen, Professor I Whitaker (Senior) (1Cardiff, UK; 2Swansea, UK; 3Boston, USA)

91 Retrospective 4-year audit of venous thromboembolism in DIEP free flap breast reconstruction at a single unitDr A McKean1 (Presenter), Mr J Knox2, Mr P Harris2, Mr K Ramsey2, Mr S James2, Mr K Power2 (Senior) (1Chertsey, UK; 2London, UK)

92 Histological features of SCC of the ear that metastasize to the head and neckMr M Nizamoglu (Presenter), Miss A Tan, Mr N El-Muttardi, Professor P Dziewulski (Senior) (Broomfield, UK)

93 Regenerative approaches to the repair of alveolar bone defects in cleft lip and palate: a review of human and animal studies to dateDr D Ryan (Presenter), Dr T Jovic2, Miss F Mehendale1, Dr B Péault1, Mr C C West1, (Senior) (1Edinburgh, UK, 2Swansea, UK)

94 Surrogate outcome measures for corneal neurotisation in infants and childrenMiss S Sepehripour1 (Presenter), Mr M Lloyd2 (Senior), Mr H Nishikawa2, Mr B Richard2, Mr M Parelukar2 (1East Grinstead, UK; 2Birmingham, UK)

95 Weight loading in facial palsy: gold or platinum?Mr J Serna Santos (Presenter), Dr T Ylä-Kotola, Dr S Suominen, (Senior) (Helsinki, Finland)

96 Indications and results of the first 23 free lumbar artery perforator flaps in breast reconstruction in Helsinki University HospitalMiss C Svarvar (Presenter), Professor S Suominen (Senior) (Helsinki, Finland)

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97 Juvenile Gigantomastia: the first reported case in the UKMiss M Svenning (Presenter); Miss R Ainsworth, Mr S Wilson (Senior) (Bristol, UK)

98 Managing the child with a diagnosis of Moebius syndrome: more than meets the eyeMiss L L Touil (Presenter), Dr V H McKay, Dr D Jenkins, Mr A Y Fattah (Senior) (Liverpool, UK)

99 Defining the normal parameters for the male nipple areolar complex: literature review and recommendations for chest wall placementMr D Yue (Presenter), Miss L Cooper, Miss S Charman, Mr R Kerstein, Mr N Kang (Senior) (London, UK)

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EXHIBITOR INFORMATION

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF PLASTIC SURGEONSStand: 24

B.BRAUN MEDICALStand: 18

BERNER OYStand: 20

CINIA SOLUTIONS OYStand: 4

Contact: Jukka HornborgEmail: [email protected]

EUROMIStand: 3

Euromi is a Belgian company specialised in the manufacturing of medical, dermatological and plastic surgery products.

EUROMI has developed the Nutational Infrasonic Liposculpture (NIL) giving the practitioner more precision, more safety to perform any kind of liposuction in local anaesthesia, for a more comfortable treatment, a shorter recovery for the patient, the respect of the tissues and excellent results.

Founded in 1990, the company has had excellent experience in this sector.

Address: Equipmed SIA, Euromi official distributor, Pärnu road 67a, Tallinn, 10341Email: [email protected]: www.euromi.com

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FINE MEDICAL OYStand: 1

INNOVAMEDICAL OYStand: 22

Intelligent wound care with the temporary second skin SUPRATHEL® SUPRATHEL® is a synthetic absorbable one-time application wound and burn dressing for the treatment of dermal wounds. The application of SUPRATHEL® reduces the burden for patients, physicians and payors and leads to excellent healing results especially when used on scalds and burns, abrasions, as well as split skin graft donor sites.

Silverlon Silver Dressings• Sustainable – every Silverlon dressing can be used for up to 7 days• No increase in bioburden• No staining of the wound Silverlon dressings contain more metallic silver than other silver dressings, but does not deposit Silver in the wound!

JOHNSON AND JOHNSON ETHICONStand: 26

Caring for the world, one person at a time, inspires and unites the people of Johnson & Johnson. We embrace innovation—bringing ideas, products and services to life to advance the health and wellbeing of people around the world. We believe in collaboration, and that has led to breakthrough after breakthrough, from medical miracles that have changed lives, to the simple consumer products that make every day a little better. Our over 125,000 employees in 60 countries are united in a common mission: To help people everywhere live longer, healthier, happier lives.Website: www.jnj.com

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KEBOMEDStand: 27

Kebomed is a leading independent European distributor of medical devices and equipment for the healthcare system with vast clinical experience and a deep knowledge of the local markets. We provide more than a product. We always strive to share relevant knowledge, and continuously update and inspire you!

Phone:+358 20 7931090Email:[email protected]:www.kebomed.fi

MEDIPLAST FENNO OYStand: 25

Mediplast Fenno is one of the leading sales, marketing and distribution companies in the medical and laboratory business in Finland. The company has 3 separate product divisions; primary healthcare, specialized healthcare and a laboratory unit. Our wide product range covers all the way from disposables of operation theatre and cardiovascular products to medical and laboratory supplies and devices. Several of our suppliers are leading companies in their field globally. Mediplast Fenno employs around 40 persons and has today a yearly turnover of around 20 million EUR. Our corporate head office is located in Vantaa, near Helsinki Airport. Mediplast Fenno(www.mediplastfenno.fi) operates as an independent subsidiary of Swedish Mediplast Ab (www.mediplast.com) and is a part of AddLife Group, which is listed on the Stockholm NASDAQ OMX. Mediplast is a leading Nordic supplier of Medtech products, operating in both proprietary products and distributed products, with subsidiaries in all Nordic countries and three production facilities

Phone:+ 358 9 276 360Email:[email protected]:www.mediplastfenno.fi

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MEDIQStand: 33

Mediq is an international company delivering medical devices, supplies and related services, and a major player in global healthcare. Product groups include medical devices and related solutions ranging from medical disposables for chronic diseases to complex solutions for operating room and laboratory environment. Mediq has a strong strategy with a continuous focus on innovation and optimization of healthcare processes. Revolve Advanced Adipose System, Strattice reconstructive Tissue Matrix and Matriderm tissue regeneration are products sold by Mediq. Welcome to visit our stand 33

Address: Luomanportti 3, 02200 ESPOO, FinlandPhone: +358 20 112 1510Email: [email protected]: www.mediq.fi

MEDTRONICStand: 33

MELON OYStand: 26

Melon Ltd is leading distributor for plastic surgery products in Finland. We supply only the highest quality products from valued manufacturers, e.g. Mentor breast implants, Merz Aesthetic injectables (Belotero, Radiesse, Bocouture), Tulip Medical fat transfer instrumentation, MicroAire bioabsorbable implants, Syneron-Candela EBD, VOE compression garments for postoperative reconstructive and cosmetic surgery and much more. We offer a lot of training opportunities and supporting services – and our professional sales team at your service.

Phone: +358-10-423 7222Email: [email protected]: www.melon.fi

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MÖLNLCYKE HEALTH CAREStand: 17

Mölnlycke Health Care is a world leading manufacturer of single-use surgical and wound care products and a service provider to the health care sector. Mölnlycke Health Care is one of the most respected professional health care brands in the world, and we are particularly known for our unique, high-quality range of products and patented technologies that allow patients to live better lives and help health care professionals efficiently treat more patients to better care.

Phone: +358 201 622 300Email: [email protected]: www.molnlycke.com

MOTIVAStand: 2

With 30 years of experience and regulatory offices in the United States, a European distribution center in Belgium and a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Costa Rica, MOTIVA is the next generation breast implant producer with regulatory approvals worldwide.

The company is creating the most advanced levels of safety for women seeking to improve their appearance through Motiva’s proprietary technologies and higher quality standards.

Address: Equipmed SIA, Motiva official distributor, Pärnu road 67a, Tallinn, 10341Email: [email protected]: www.motivaimplantit.fi; www.motivaimplants.com

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MT ESTETIC OÜStand 15 and 15

MT Estetic Oü is a company operating as a distributor of Nagor's breast, facial and body implants in Finland and Estonia. We are proud to represent the European implant label that offers the most comprehensive guarantees for its products (including breast implants).

Nagor focuses on manufacturing only products related to plastic surgery. Its implants are the only British-made implants on the market. We want to offer our customers only the best. In addition to quality breast implants, our product portfolio includes a diverse selection support textiles as Lipoelastic®.

NORDICARE ORTOPEDI & REHAB ABStand: 14

NordiCare post-op and compressionWe make functional post-op and compression garments for truly beautiful results. Our products are used after aesthetic and reconstructive surgical procedures, offering support and compression in targeted zones to help effective healing. All NordiCare products are made in comfortable and certified materials that allow the skin to breathe, washable in high temperatures and without any irritating seams. NordiCare post-op and compression garments are easy to use and fit the needs of both medical professionals and patients.

Contact: Helena PetersEmail: [email protected]: +46 42 450 8851Website: www.nordicare.se

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NORDIC SKINStand: 19

Launched in 2009, committed to deliver medical solutions to meet the anti-aging and beauty needs of people throughout their lifetime while serving aesthetic medicine and aesthetic surgery professionals in Finland, Sweden and Norway.

Nordic Skin provides quality products that lead to wellness and beauty and improve B2B clients' business success.

Our latest brand, B-Lite, conquers the market with the lightest breast implants in the world, using innovative microsphere technology applied also by NASA. Our other flagship products are high quality Hydryalix Hyaluronic Acid and Crystalys Calcium-Hydroxyapatite based fillers and Cosmeceuticals

Phone: +358 400 955 625Address: Yrjönkatu 8 A 2, 00120 Helsinki, FINLANDWebsite: www.nordicskin.net

NORGINE PHARMACEUTICALS LTDStand: 31

Norgine is a European specialist pharmaceutical company that has been established for over 100 years. Norgine provides expertise and ‘know how’ in Europe to develop, manufacture and market products that offer real value to healthcare professionals, payers and patients. Norgine’s approach and infrastructure is integrated and focused upon ensuring that Norgine wins partnership opportunities for growth.

Contact: Neil SmithPhone: 01895 826600Email: [email protected]: www.norgine.com

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OY SWEDISH OPRHAN BIOVITRUM AB (SOBI)Stand: 28

Sobi is an international specialty healthcare company dedicated to rare diseases. Sobi’s mission is to develop and deliver innovative therapies and services to improve the lives of patients. The product portfolio is primarily focused on haemophilia, inflammation and genetic diseases. Sobi also markets a portfolio of specialty and rare disease products across Europe, the Middle East, North Africa and Russia for partner companies. Sobi is a pioneer in biotechnology with world-class capabilities in protein biochemistry and biologics manufacturing. In 2016 Sobi had total revenues of SEK 5.2 billion (USD 608 M) and about 760 employees. The share (STO: SOBI) is listed on Nasdaq Stockholm. Xiapex (collagenase clostridium histolyticum), is a pharmacological treatment for Peyronie's disease and Dupuytren's contracture and may be an alternative to invasive and often complicated surgery for patients. Xiapex is a combination of two purified clostridial collagenases for injection that enzymatically disrupts the contracting cord and collagen plaque and reduces the contraction. Xiapex is administered by local injection directly into the Dupuytren's cord in the finger or in the plaque on penis.

Contact: Maria- Helena PaavilainenPhone: +358 (0)201 558 846Email: [email protected]: www.sobi.com

RESPECTA OYStand: 29

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SMITH & NEPHEWStand: 5

TREESTEPStand: 30

UPVISER OYStand: 23

UpViser Group was established in 2007 and today we have subsidiaries in all Nordic countries and Spain. We are active in the Baltic area through agents. UpViser Group is specialised in the marketing of surgical products in the fields of plastic surgery, gynecology, gastroenterology and urology. Constant increase of interest for natural body contouring has changed the plastic surgery way of thinking. UpViser is driving to offer the latest technology, knowledge and novelties in this field.

Phone: +358 108 354 500Website: www.upviser.com

ZIPLINEStand: 30

ZipLine Medical faster, non-invasive skin closure with superior wound protection and cosmesis: The Zip® Surgical Skin Closure is a non-invasive, adjustable skin closure that was shown in clinical studies to be faster than sutures with superior protection against scar-inducing tension, superior cosmesis, higher perfusion, and fewer wound complications. The non-invasive Zip eliminates suture drag, knot spitting and staple punctures that can distribute skin bacteria and contribute to scarring. Proven in over 100,000 procedures in 30 countries, the Zip has been used in many specialties including plastic and reconstructive surgery, C-section, orthopedic total joint arthroplasty, trauma, spine, lacerations, pacemakers and cardiothoracic.

Website: www.ziplinemedical.com

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SPONSORED SYMPOSIA

THURSDAY 15 JUNE13:20–15:00: Symposium sponsored by Nordic Skin

B-Lite® lightweight breast implants – a transformative opportunity for clinicSpeaker: Dr Nikolaus Raab

About Nordic SkinLaunched in 2009, committed to deliver medical solutions to meet the anti-aging and beauty needs of people throughout their lifetime while serving aesthetic medicine and aesthetic surgery professionals in Finland, Sweden and Norway.

Nordic Skin provides quality products that lead to wellness and beauty and improve B to B client’s business success.

Our latest brand - B-Lite conquers the market with the lightest breast implants in the world, using innovative microsphere technology applied also by NASA. Our other flag products are high quality Hydryalix Hyaluronic Acid and Crystalys Calcium-Hydroxyapatite based fillers and Cosmeceuticals

Phone: +358 400 955 625Address: Yrjönkatu 8 A 2, 00120 Helsinki, FINLANDWebsite: www.nordicskin.net

Dr Nikolaus Raab: BiographyMedical studies at Heidelberg Ruprecht Karls University and Zurich University, as well as study visits with Prof. Dr. G. Lemperle in the Department of Plastic surgery at UCSD San Diego.

Plastic surgical specialist training at the Zurich University Clinic, at the BG Clinic Ludwigshafen as a department of the University Clinic

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Heidelberg, as well as at the Bogenhaus Clinical Center as a teaching hospital of TU Munich.Specialising in cosmetic surgery and in specialist face and breast surgery, with long-standing collaborative work in various national and international private clinics (Frankfurt / Munich / Berne). EURAPS fellowship in facial aesthetics with Norman Waterhouse 2012.

Since 2012 Founder of a private praxis in the Munich city and medical director of a private clinic.

Dr. Nikolaus Raab is a fully registered plastic surgeon certified by the German board of plastic surgery. He is specialized in Breast and facelift surgery. He regularly lectures at national and international conventions as invited faculty, teaches at aesthetic breast courses and has published several articles in the field of plastic and aesthetic surgery.

FRIDAY 16 JUNE09:45–10:30: Symposium sponsored by Abbvie

Hidradenitis Suppurativa: Current concepts from a dermatologist's perspectiveSpeaker: Professor Kristian Reich

This HS symposium provides an overview on recent knowledge on HS and its treatment guidelines. Dermatologists currently have medical tools to manage HS. However, in severe disease with massive scarring a strong collaboration with surgeons is crucial to achieve holistic care in this patient group. Most importantly, it provides a dermatologist’s perspective on management of HS and on the collaboration between specialties.

Professor Kristian Reich: BiographyKristian Reich is Professor of Dermatology at the Georg-August-University Göttingen and head of the Centre of Inflammatory Skin Diseases at the Dermatologikum Hamburg. He is also Medical Director

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at SCIderm GmbH, where he is actively involved in clinical trials, scientific research and pharmacoeconomic projects in dermatology. In addition to his daily work as a consultant in dermatology, venereology and allergology, Dr Reich serves as an academic lecturer in immunology, allergology and genetic epidemiology.

Dr Reich is a past recipient of the Herxheimer Prize of the German Society of Allergology and Clinical Immunology. He has more than 200 publications in international peer-reviewed journals to his credit.

About AbbvieAbbvie has more than 29,000 employees worldwide in more than 70 countries. AbbVie discovers, develops and delivers drugs in therapeutic areas such as Immunology, Oncology, Neuroscience and Virology. More than 30 million patients in 170 countries are treated by AbbVie’s medicines every year and 1.37 million patients are enrolled in AbbVie patient support programs. AbbVie has 21 primary research and manufacturing facilities around the world

Email: [email protected]: +358 10 241 1200Website: www.abbvie.com

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INFORMATION

Venue InformationThe event is taking place at the Scandic Marina Congress Center.

AddressKatajanokanlaituri 6, 00160 Helsinki, Finlandhttp://www.marinacongresscenter.com/en

LocationThe centre is just a couple of minutes’ walk from Kauppatori market square and a short walk from Helsinki railway station.

For information on how to access the congress centre by road, public transport, and from Helsinki-Vantaa airport, visit the conference centre website: http://www.marinacongresscenter.com/fi/yhteystiedot

Venue navigationRegistration, exhibitions, history exhibition and refreshments – main lobby. The main conference room – Europaea RoomParallel sessions- Nautica Room

History Exhibition- ‘A strange new art’BAPRAS’ exhibition of the development of plastic surgery in the First World War is available to view at this meeting in the main foyer 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.

Wi-FiWi-Fi access is available – please visit the registration desk for more information.

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Registration and information deskThe registration desk will be open at the following times:Thursday: 09:00–17:00Friday: 08:00–17:10Saturday: 07:30–13:10

CloakroomThere is a cloakroom available in the main lobby.

Registration Online registration remains open throughout the conference at the below rates.

Please note if you are registering after the start of the conference, tickets for the gala dinner will not be included in your registration fee. Visit the registration desk for more information

Three Days One day

FAPRAS/BAPRAS Members (full, overseas, interspecialty)

750 250

ICOPLAST Members 750 250

FAPRAS/ BAPRAS Members (trainee, associate, affiliate)

450 150

FAPRAS/BAPRAS Members (junior, student, honorary, senior)

225 75

Trainees (Non member) 600 200

Junior (Non Member)-no training number

375 125

Consultants (Non members)

1050 350

Researcher 225 75

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INFORMATION FOR DELEGATES

Taping of sessionsAny videoing, photography and sound recording of the conference sessions is strictly forbidden, without prior written permission from the organising committee.

Social MediaThe twitter hashtag for the meeting is #helsinkiplastic.

You are asked to kindly consider the confidentiality of content that you may be posting to social media.

Certificate of attendanceYour certificate of attendance, including CPD points, will be emailed to you after the conference.

AbstractsAbstracts of all free papers and posters are available to view online. Visit http://bapras.meeting.org.uk/programme.

Conference appDownload the conference app via your device’s app store – search for BAPRAS FAPRAS 2017. The app is supported on iOS 7+ and Android 4.1+. The app provides the full programme, abstracts and speaker biographies in an easily accessible format that, once downloaded, can be used without a connection to the internet. You can also to use the app to take notes which can be downloaded to another location for use outside of the app.

Poster viewingPoster viewing stations are available in the foyer.

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Using the poster stationsFrom the index 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.

All posters can be viewed at any of the viewing stations throughout the conference

Presenters have also been allocated a specific presentation slot on one of the stations. See the poster section for more information on this.

CPDThe following UK CPD points have been awarded for this meeting:

Thursday 15 June: 5.5 pointsFriday 16 June: 6.5 pointsSaturday 17 June: 4.5 points

Total: 16.5 points

The following European CPD points have been awarded:

Thursday 15 June: 6 pointsFriday 16 June: 6 pointsSaturday 17 June: 3 points

Total: 15 points

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INFORMATION FOR PRESENTERS

Presenters are reminded to load presentations at least 30 minutes prior to the start of the session that you are speaking in.

The slide loading/speaker ready area is located in foyer near the registration desk.

All versions of Microsoft PowerPoint are supported. Presentation on Mac is also available, using PowerPoint or Keynote.

If you have not sent your presentation in advance, you should provide your presentation on a USB storage device.

Presentations will need to be in a screen ratio of 16/9

All versions of Microsoft PowerPoint are supported, up to Windows 7.

We are also able to support presentations on Mac, using Keynote. Online presentations such as those using Prezi are not supported owing to the speed of the internet connection, but downloaded Prezi presentations can be used.

If your presentation contains video files, these should be saved separately in the same folder as the presentation show, as videos are not always embedded within the presentation itself.

Presentation from a personal laptop/macbook is not permitted.

Future meetings

BAPRAS Winter Scientific Meeting 2017Wednesday 29 November – Friday 1 DecemberLondon, UK

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Social Events

Thursday 15 June 2017: Drinks Reception19:00–20:30

Hosted by the City of Helsinki

A drinks reception, with a light buffet to welcome conference delegates to Helsinki.

This event is free of charge to attend.

Event detailsVenue: Helsinki City HallPohjoisesplanadi 11–13

Friday 16 June 2017: Conference Gala Dinner

One ticket for this dinner is included for those registering in advance for the whole meeting in selected categories. Additional tickets are available to purchase for €100.

Registration for the dinner must be made in advance of the meeting. If you are unsure if you have registered for the dinner, please contact Gemma Adlington.

Event DetailsVenue: Restaurant PörssiFabianikatu 14, 00100, Helsinki

Dress Code: Smart

19:00 Drinks reception19:30 Dinner21:00 Live music and dancing00:00 Carriages

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