SUNDAY 27th SEPTEMBER 2009

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08H00 - 08H05 PLENARY ROOM

S10 OPENING PRE SYMPOSIUM

S. Wall, Congress President

E. Arnaud, Distraction Symposium President

P. Diner, Distraction Symposium Co-President

 

CONTROVERSIES AND CONSENSUS IN CRANIOFACIAL DISTRACTION - Part 1

 

08H05 - 08H55 PLENARY ROOM

S11 LEFORT 1

Chairpersons: J. McCarthy (USA), B. Hoffmeister (Germany)

 

08H05 (8’)

S11.1 DISTRACTION VERSUS ORTHOGNATHIC SURGERY FOR CLEFT LIP AND PALATE: WHICH IS BETTER?

H. P. Chua, M. Bendeus-Hagg, L. K. Cheung

 

08H14 (8’)

S11.2 USE OF A REMOVABLE ADJUSTABLE-INTRAORAL-MAXILLARY (AIM) DISTRACTION DEVICE: TECHNIQUE AND RESULTS

A. A. Figueroa, J. W. Polley

 

08H23 (4’)

S11.3 RIGID INTERNAL DEVICE (RID) INDICATIONS AND OUTCOMES

A. Picard

 

08H28 (4’)

S11.4 STABILITY OF THE RESULTS RID VERSUS RED

C. Tomat

 

08H33 (8’)

S11.5 DISTRACTION OF SEGMENTS IN THE MAXILLA

A. Triaca

 

08H42 (13’) DISCUSSION

 

08H55 - 10H00 PLENARY ROOM

S12 MANDIBLE AND TMJ

Chairpersons: F. Molina (Mexico), K. Wangerin (Germany)

 

08H55 (8’)

S12.1 THE GOOD DEVICE AT THE RIGHT PLACE IN MANDIBULAR DISTRACTION

P. Diner

 

09H04 (8’)

S12.2 STABILITY OF MANDIBULAR DISTRACTION IN HFM

B. Grayson

 

09H13 (6’)

S12.3 DISTRACTION VERSUS SAGITTAL SPLIT OSTEOTOMY FOR MANDIBULAR ADVANCEMENT: WHICH IS BETTER

H. Chua, L. Cheung

 

09H20 (8’)

S12.4 THE CRITICAL ROLE OF VECTOR PLANNING IN CRANIOFACIAL DISTRACTION

J. G. McCarthy, B. H. Grayson, W. Dec, A. V. H. Greig, P. R. Shetye, S. M. Warren

 

09H29 (8’)

S12.5 LONG TERM FOLLOW-UP OF MANDIBULAR DISTRACTION OSTEOGENESIS IN HEMIFACIAL MICROSOMIA WITH

AND WITHOUT THE ASSOCIATION OF FUNCTIONAL APPLIANCES

M. Meazzini, F. Mazzoleni, A. Bozzetti, R. Brusati, E. Sesenna

 

09H38 (8’)

S12.6 LONG TERM RESULTS OF RAMUS ELONGATION

K. Wangerin

 

09H47 (13’) DISCUSSION

 

10H00 - 10H30

Coffee break in Exhibition Hall (University Suite)

Posters viewing in Oriel Room

 

CONTROVERSIES AND CONSENSUS IN CRANIOFACIAL DISTRACTION - Part 2

 

10H30 - 11H30 PLENARY ROOM

S13 LEFORT 3

Chairpersons: S. Dover (U.K.), J. Fearon (USA)

 

10H30 (8’)

S13.2 LEFORT 3 WITHOUT DISTRACTION

D. David

 

10H39 (8’)

S13.3 LEFORT 3 WITH RED DEVICE

J. Fearon

 

10H48 (8’)

S13.4 EXPERIENCE ON MIDFACE DISTRACTION; COMPARISON OF TWO METHODES (INTERNAL VERSUS EXTERNAL)

C. Morales, F. O. Monasterio, F. Molina

 

10H57 (8’)

S13.5 LEFORT 3 WITH RED AND INTERNAL

S. Wall

 

11H06 (6’)

S13.6 SUB-CRANIAL LE FORT III MAXILLARY ADVANCEMENT WITH INTRAORAL DEVICES

C. A. Guerrero, M. Gonzalez

 

11H13 (5’)

S13.7 MIDFACE DISTRACTION WITH TRANSFACIAL PIN AND EXTERNAL DEVICES

P. Pellerin

 

11H18 (12’) DISCUSSION

 

11H30 - 12H30 PLENARY ROOM

S14 MONOBLOC

Chairpersons: E. Arnaud (France), J. Polley (USA)

 

11H30 (7’)

S14.1 MONOBLOC MIDFACE ADVANCEMENT WITH RIGID EXTERNAL DISTRACTION (R.E.D.)

J. W. Polley, S. Maurice, J. Freedman, A. Figueroa

 

11H38 (7’)

S14.2 TWO QUESTIONS ABOUT THE MONOBLOC FRONTAL FACIAL ADVANCEMENT

S. A. Wolfe

 

11H46 (7’)

S14.3 MONOBLOC WITH QUADRUPLE INTERNAL DISTRACTION

E. Arnaud

 

11H54 (7’)

S14.4 BIPARTITION MONOBLOC WITH RED

D. Dunaway

 

12H02 (7’)

S14.5 TRUE MONOBLOC WITH INTERNAL DEVICE

F. Molina

 

12H10 (4’)

S14.6 AIR IN THE HEAD: PERSISTENCE OF FRONTAL DEAD SPACE FOLLOWING FRONTO-FACIAL DISTRACTION

M. J. Koudstaal, M. A. Khan, D. J. Dunaway, R. D. Hayward

 

12H14 (16’) DISCUSSION

 

12H30 - 14H00

Lunch break in Exhibition Hall (University Suite)

Posters viewing (Oriel Room)

 

CONTROVERSIES AND CONSENSUS IN CRANIOFACIAL DISTRACTION - Part 3

 

14H00 - 14H45 PLENARY ROOM

S15 POSTERIOR EXPANSION

Chairpersons: S. Wall (U.K.), S. Bartlett (USA)

 

14H00 (5’)

S15.1 SHUNT ASSISTED POSTERIOR EXPANSION WITHOUT DISTRACTOR

F. Di Rocco

 

14H06 (5’)

S15.2 POSTERIOR EXPANSION - NON DISTRACTION TECHNIQUES

G. Solanki

 

14H12 (5’)

S15.3 POSTERIOR EXPANSION WITH GRADED SPRINGS

R. Hayward

 

14H18 (5’)

S15.4 POSTERIOR EXPANSION WITH SPRINGS

E. Arnaud

 

14H24 (5’)

S15.5 POSTERIOR DISTRACTION WITH AN UNILATERAL DISTRACTOR

S. Wall

 

14H30 (5’)

S15.6 POSTERIOR EXPANSION WITH BILATERAL DISTRACTORS

H. Nishikawa

 

14H35 (10’) DISCUSSION

 

14H45 - 15H50 PLENARY ROOM

S16 CONTROVERSIES AND CONSENSUS IN CRANIOFACIAL SURGERY PART 1 Neuro Surgery and Intracranial Problems

Chairpersons: J. Goodrich (USA), J. Jayamohan (U.K.), D. Renier (France)

 

14H45 (8’)

S16.1 TREATMENT OF HYDROCEPHALUS IN CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS TECHNIQUES AND TIMING

J. Goodrich

 

14H53 (8’)

S16.2 CHIARI MALFORMATION – RADIOLOGICAL AND CLINICAL CHANGES WITH POSTERIOR DISTRACTION

G. Solanki

 

15H01 (8’)

S16.3 FORAMEN MAGNUM DESCOMPRESSION IN SYNDROMIC CRANIOFACIAL DYSOSTOSES

J. Jayamohan

 

15H09 (8’)

S16.4 EXPANDING SKULL VERSUS SHUNTING

F. Di Rocco

 

15H18 (10’) DISCUSSION

 

15H28 (7’)

S16.5 PRIMARY AND SECONDARY RAISED ICP IN SYNOSTOSIS

S. Wall

 

15H35 (7’)

S16.6 MENTAL OUTCOME OF CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS

E. Arnaud

 

15H42 (8’) DISCUSSION

 

15H50 - 16H20

Coffee break in Exhibition Hall (University Suite)

Posters viewing in Oriel Room

 

16H20 - 17H05 PLENARY ROOM

S17 CONTROVERSIES AND CONSENSUS IN CRANIOFACIAL SURGERY PART 2 SYNOSTOSIS SURGERY

HYPERTELORISM

Chairpersons: D. Renier (France), S. Dover (U.K.), H. Nishikawa (U.K.)

 

16H20 (8’)

S17.1 SAGITTAL SYNOSTOSIS SURGICAL TREATMENT AND TIMING

J. Persing

 

16H28 (5’)

S17.2 RESORBABLE FIXATION TECHNIQUES

S. Bartlett

 

16H33 (5’)

S17.3 FIXATION IN SYNOSTOSIS SURGERY – HOW MUCH IS NEEDED ?

S. Wall

 

16H38 (4’) DISCUSSION

 

16H42 (8’)

S17.4 BOX OSTEOTOMIES VS FACIAL BIPARTITION IN HYPERTELORISM

F. Ortiz-Monasterio

 

16H50 (5’) DISCUSSION

 

16H55 (4’)

S17.5 THE K STITCH IN HYPERTELORISM CORRECTION

J. Bradley

 

16H59 (4’)

S17.6 LINEAR SOFT TISSUE EXCISION IN HYPERTELORISM CORRECTION

D. Marchac

 

17H03 (4’)

S17.7 V-Y ADVANCEMENT IN HYPERTELORISM CORRECTION

S. Wall

 

17H07 (3’) DISCUSSION

 

17H10 - 17H40 PLENARY ROOM

S18 IRRADIATION CONTROVERSIES IN IMAGING

Chairpersons: A. Stratoudakis (Greece), J. Fearon (USA)

 

17H10 (7’)

S18.1 PAEDIATRIC CT SCANNING; RADIATION HAZARDS AND SUGGESTIONS

A. Stratoudakis

 

17H17 (7’)

S18.2 IS ROUTINE CT SCANNING SAFE

A. Denny

 

17H14 (7’)

S18.3 THE ROLE OF CT SCANNING IN SYNOSTOSIS

J. Fearon

 

17H21 (7’) DISCUSSION

 

17H28 (12’)

S18.4 ADVANCES IN CRANIOFACIAL SURGERY: A PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE OF 40 YEARS

K. E. Salyer

 

17H40 - 17H50 PLENARY ROOM

S18B CLOSING REMARKS

S. Wall, Congress President E. Arnaud, Distraction Symposium President P. Diner, Distraction Symposium Co-President

 

18H00 - 19H30 PLENARY ROOM

SAT01 S.O.R.G SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM SPONSORED

by KLS MARTIN

DISTRACTION OSTEOGENESIS – FROM FIRST IDEAS TO ROUTINE CLINICAL APPLICATIONS

 

18H00 (10’)

SAT01.1 ..CURRENT TREATMENT CONCEPTS INVOLVING DOG

P. Kessler

 

18H10 (10’)

SAT01.2 FACIOCRANIOSYNOSTOSIS TREATMENT STRATEGY INVOLVING DISTRACTION

E. Arnaud

 

18H20 (10’)

SAT01.3 WHEN DO WE CONTINUE TO CHOOSE DOG IN PAEDIATRIC MAXILLOFACIAL CASES ?

P. Diner

 

18H30 (10’)

SAT01.4.. LONG-TERM RESULTS IN MANDIBULAR DOG

B. Hoffmeister

 

18H40 (10’)

SAT01.5 SYMPHYSEAL DISTRACTION IN SYNDROMATIC AND NONSYNDROMATIC PATIENTS

A. Bianchi

 

18H50 (10’)

SAT01.6 CHALLENGES IN ALVEOLAR DOG

J. Hidding 19H00 (30’) DISCUSSION