TUESDAY 29th SEPTEMBER 2009

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08H00 - 09H50 PLENARY ROOM

 

S26 SYNDROMIC CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS

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

 

08H01 (3’)

S26.1 NORMOCEPHALIC PANCRANIOSYNOSTOSIS RESULTING IN LATE PRESENTATION OF ELEVATED

INTRACRANIAL PRESSURES

R. Foo, L. A. Whitaker, S. P. Bartlett

 

08H05 (3’)

S26.2 CONSISTENCIES IN CEPHALOFACIAL GROWTH PATTERNING IN PATIENTS WITH APERT SYNDROME

N. Minugh-Purvis, R. Foo, J. Huynh, R. F. Mayro, S. P. Bartlett, L. A. Whitaker

 

08H09 (3’)

S26.3 A NEW APPROACH TO THE MANAGEMENT OF SYNDROMIC CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS

R. D. Hayward, D. Dunaway, J. Britto, R. Evans, B. Jones

 

08H13 (3’)

S26.4 PFEIFFER SYNDROME - A TREATMENT EVALUATION

J. L. Rhodes, J. A. Fearon

 

08H17 (3’)

S26.5 MERCEDES BENZ PATTERN CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS

J. L. Rhodes, J. A. Fearon

 

08H20 (5’) DISCUSSION

 

08H25 (3’)

S26.7 LONG-TERM SURGICAL OUTCOMES OF PATIENTS TREATED FOR TWIST1-CONFIRMED SAETHRE CHOTZEN SYNDROME

R. Foo, Y. Guo, D. M. McDonald-McGinn, D. M. Steinbacher, E. H. Zackai, L. A. Whitaker, S. P. Bartlett

 

08H29 (3’)

S26.8 INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE CHANGES IN CHILDREN WITH APPARENTLY NON-SYNDROMIC UNICORONAL SYNOSTOSIS

K. A. Eley, D. Johnson, A. Wilkie, J. Jayamohan, P. Richards, S. Wall

 

08H33 (3’)

S26.9 REOPERATION FOR INTRACRANIAL HYPERTENSION IN TWIST1 CONFIRMED SAETHRE-CHOTZEN SYNDROME

R. H. Woods, E. Ul-haq, A. O. M. Wilkie, J. Jayamohan, P. G. Richards, D. Johnson, T. Lester, S. A. Wall

 

08H37 (3’)

S26.10 CLINICAL FEATURES OF DELAYED CRANIAL PANSYNOSTOSIS

J. E. Clune, J. M. Stoler, A. K. Greene, M. R. Proctor, J. G. Meara, J. B. Mulliken, G. F. Rogers

 

08H41 (3’)

S26.11 INCIDENCE OF RAISED INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE IN PATIENTS WITH CROUZON’S SYNDROME

G. S. Abu-Sitta, D. Dunaway, R. Hayward, K. Nishal, A. Liasis, D. Thompson

 

08H44 (5’) DISCUSSION

 

08H49 (6’)

S26.13 NEUROSURGICAL PRIORITIES OF MULTIDSCIPLINARY MANAGEMENT OF EXTREME FACIOCRANIOSYNOSTOSIS :

EXPANDING THE SKULL VERSUS SHUNTING

F. Di Rocco, E. Arnaud, L. Roisin, S. James, D. Nowinski, P. Meyer, C. Sainte-Rose, V. Couloigner, M. Morisseau Durand, P. Diner,

C. Tomat, D. Renier

 

08H56 (3’)

S26.14 RAISED INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE IN PFEIFFERS SYNDROME

N. U. O. Jeelani, A. Khan, A. White, D. Dunaway, R. Hayward

 

09H00 (3’)

S26.15 THE PLACE OF ENDOSCOPIC THIRD VENTRICULOSTOMY IN CHILDREN WITH FACIOCRANIOSYNOSTOSIS

F. Di Rocco, C. Juca, C. Sainte-Rose, E. Arnaud, D. Renier

 

09H04 (3’)

S26.16 CLOVERLEAF CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS AND HYDROCEPHALUS

G. Machado, F. Di Rocco, P. Meyer, D. Marchac, E. Arnaud, D. Renier

 

09H07 (5’) DISCUSSION

 

09H12 (6’)

S26.18 PFEIFFER SYNDROME: THE CHALLENGING SYNDROMIC CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS

A. V. H. Greig, J. Wagner, S. M. Warren, B. H. Grayson, J. G. McCarthy

 

09H19 (3’)

S26.19 NON-SYNDROMIC COMPLEX CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS

M. Czerwinski, J. Kolar, J. A. Fearon

 

09H23 (3’)

S26.20 SEQUENCE OF CRANIO-FRONTO-ORBITAL RECONSTRUCTION IN SYNDROMIC PANSYNOSTOSIS ASSISTED

WITH DISTRACTION OSTEOGENESIS AND TISSUE EXPANSION

V. K. Singhal

 

09H27 (3’)

S26.21 CEREBRAL EXPANSION AND EXTERNAL LUMBAR DRAINAGE AFTER FRONTO-FACIAL MONOBLOC ADVANCEMENT

F. Di Rocco, E. Arnaud, P. Meyer, D. Renier

 

09H30 (5’) DISCUSSION

 

09H35 (3’)

S26.23 QUANTITATIVE MORPHOMETRIC OUTCOMES FOLLOWING THE MELBOURNE METHOD OF TOTAL VAULT

REMODELLING FOR SCAPHOCEPHALY

R. Toma, R. P. Teixeira, A. D. Holmes, L. A. Ellis, S. K. Williams, A. Costa, D. R. McKay, D. Chong, A. L. Greensmith

 

09H39 (3’)

S26.24 RESULTS OF EARLY SURGERY FOR SCAPHOCEPHALY: EVOLUTION OF A TECHNIQUE

M. van Veelen, O. Eelkman Rooda, I. Mathijssen, L. van Adrichem

 

09H43 (3’)

S26.25 OUTCOME ANALYSIS OF OUR FIRST 100 CASES OF SPRING ASSISTED SURGERY FOR THE TREATMENT OF

SCAPHOCEPHALY

L. R. David, S. Glazier, D. Couture, C. Sanger, L. Argenta

 

09H46 (4’) DISCUSSION

 

09H50 - 10H20

Coffee break in Exhibition Hall (University Suite)

Posters viewing in Oriel Room

 

10H20 - 12H15 PLENARY ROOM

S27NON SYND CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS

Chairpersons: L. David (USA), L. Van Adrichem (The Netherlands), S. Bartlett (U.K.)

 

10H20 (3’)

S27.1 SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF SAGITTAL SYNOSTOSIS IN INFANTS: TREATMENT OUTCOMES, CT-BASED

MORPHOMETRIC ASSESSMENT AND COMPLICATIONS

C. R. Forrest, D. Chong, D. J. Murray, P. Dirks, A. Kulkarni

 

10H24 (3’)

S27.2 THE MANAGEMENT OF ISOLATED SAGITTAL SYNOSTOSIS IN THE ABSENCE OF SCAPHOCEPHALY:

A CASE SERIES OF EIGHT

D. G. Morritt, J. Yen, S. A. Wall, P. Richards, J. Jayamohan, D. Johnson

 

10H27 (3’)

S27.3 MANAGEMENT OF SHUNT RELATED SAGITTAL SYNOSTOSIS

X. Doorenbosch, C. J. Molloy, S. Santoreneos, D. J. David, P. J. Anderson

 

10H31 (3’)

S27.4 NEW MORPHOMETRIC PARAMETERS FOR SCAPHOCEPHALY ASSESSMENT: SAGITTAL INDEX AND VERTEX SHIFT

R. P. Teixeira, A. A. Heggie, A. D. Holmes, L. A. Ellis, S. K. Williams, D. Chong, A. L. Greensmith

 

10H34 (3’)

S27.6 LIMITED INCISION STRIP CRANIECTOMY: IS THE ENDOSCOPICASSISTED APPROACH TO SINGLE-SUTURE

CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS SAFE?

M. A. Kerr-Valentic, J. Kestle, F. A. Siddiqi

 

10H38 (3’)

S27.7 LIMITED INCISION SAGITTAL STRIP CRANIECTOMY AND POSTOPERATIVE HELMET THERAPY:

REVIEW OF A MULTI-CENTER EXPERIENCE

A. Mitchell, D. G. Genecov, B. E. Weprin, F. H. Sklar, J. C. Kolar, C. Hobar

 

10H41 (3’)

S27.8 RESULTS OF ENDOSCOPICALLY-ASSISTED SUTURECTOMY AND POST-OPERATIVE HELMET THERAPY TO TREAT

SAGITTAL SYNOSTOSIS

G. Rogers, J. Berry-Candelario, E. Ridgeway, R. Grondin, M. R. Proctor

 

10H44 (5’) DISCUSSION

 

10H49 (3’)

S27.9 SPRING CRANIOPLASTY ALTERS THE GROWTH VECTORS OF ADJACENT CRANIAL SUTURES

C. Davis, C. Lauritzen

 

10H53 (3’)

S27.10 CRANIAL EXPANSION BY DISTRACTION FOR CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS IN JAPAN: COMBINED REPORT

OF 231 OPERATIONS AND OUR CONSENSUS

S. Kyutoku, Y. Komuro, Y. Sugawara, A. Hirano, K. Imai, T. Miyawaki, K. Satoh

 

10H57 (3’)

S27.11 DISTRACTION OSTEOGENESIS IN THE CORRECTION OF CONGENITAL PLAGIOCAPHELY

X. Mu, D. Cao, G. Chai, Z. Yu

 

11H00 (5’) DISCUSSION

 

11H05 (3’)

S27.12 ANALYSIS OF BRAIN MALFORMATIONS IN SYNDROMIC CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS AND PSYCHOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT

J. M. G. Florisson, M. Maliepaard, M. Lequin, I. M. J. Mathijssen

 

11H08 (3’)

S27.13 THE IMPACT OF THE AGE OF SURGERY ON LONG-TERM NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL OUTCOMES IN SAGITTAL

CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS

A. Patel, D. Bridgett, J. A. Persing

 

11H12 (3’)

S27.14 NEURODEVELOPMENTAL FUNCTIONING AND GENOTYPE IN INFANTS WITH ISOLATED CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS

A. C. Da Costa, S. J. Knight, V. A. Anderson, S. Reilly, A. Bialocerkowski, A. D. Holmes, D. K. Chong, A. L. Greensmith, R. Savarirayan

 

11H15 (3’)

S27.15 COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT AND PSYCHOLOGICAL OUTCOMES IN CHILDREN WITH NON-SYNDROMIC,

SINGLE-SUTURE CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS: ASSESSING 3 YEAR OLDS POSTSURGICAL INTERVENTION

H. Care, M. Knapp, J. Reed, C. Godber, D. Hearst

 

11H19 (3’)

S27.16 POST-OPERATIVE NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL OUTCOMES DURING INFANCY AND EARLY CHILDHOOD IN ISOLATED

CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS

A. C. Da Costa, D. K. Chong, A. D. Holmes, J. G. Meara, A. L. Greensmith

 

11H22 (3’)

S27.17 PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS IN 86 TRIGONOCEPHALY PATIENTS

J. J. B. Vlugt van der, J. J. N. M. Meulen van der, H. E. Creemers, E. R. Hovus, J. M. E. Okkerse

 

11H25 (5’) DISCUSSION

 

11H30 (3’)

S27.18 SQUAMOSAL SUTURE SYNOSTOSIS: AN UPDATE ON A CAUSE OF ATYPICAL SKULL ASYMMETRY

J. M. Smartt, Jr., D. J. Singh, R. R. Reid, J. C. Hellinger, V. M. Hsu, S. P. Bartlett

 

11H33 (3’)

S27.19 PROGRESSIVE MULTISUTURE SYNOSTOSIS AND PAPILLORDEMA FOLLOWING METOPTIC

CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS REPAIR

P. P. Sun, S. T. Koseoglu, B. A. Toth

 

11H37 (3’)

S27.20 INTRACRANIAL DEFORMITIES IN METOPIC SYNSOSTOSIS

J. van der Meulen, J. van der Vlugt, A. Stolwijk, J. Okkerse, L. van Adrichem, I. Mathijssen, M. Lequin

 

11H41 (3’)

S27.21 LATE CRANIAL VAULT EXPANSION BY DISTRACTION FOR SYMPTOMATIC CEPHALOCRANIAL DISPROPORTION

A. D. Denny

 

11H44 (3’)

S27.22 SPRING ASSISTED POSTERIOR VAULT DISTRACTION FOR RAISED INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE – A REVIEW OF

OUR FIRST YEAR’S WORKLOAD OF 15 CASES

N. U. O. Jeelani, A. Khan, A. White, D. Dunaway, R. Hayward

 

11H47 (5’) DISCUSSION

 

11H52 (3’)

S27.23 DOES THE INCIDENCE OF TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY IN CHILDREN INCREASE FOLLOWING CRANIOFRONTAL SURGERY?

M. S. Gilardino, S. Jandali, L. A. Whitaker, S. P. Bartlett

 

11H55 (3’)

S27.24 PERIOPERATIVE CORTICOSTEROID REDUCES HOSPITAL STAY FOLLOWING FRONTO-ORBITAL ADVANCEMENT

J. E. Clune, G. F. Rogers, C. Guo, L. Gao, S. Kim, J. G. Meara, M. R. Proctor, J. B. Mulliken, A. K. Greene

 

11H59 (3’)

S27.25 THE ORIGIN OF TEMPORAL HOLLOWING

J. van der Meulen, J. Willemsen, J. van der Vlugt, P. Nazir, L. van Adrichem, E. Ongkosuwito, I. Mathijssen, M. Vaandrager

 

12H02 (3’)

S27.26 DEVELOPMENT OF A NOVEL ADHESIVE RESORBABLE PLATING SYSTEM FOR CRANIOFACIAL RECONSTRUCTION:

ANALYSIS OF FRONTAL AND ORBITAL OSTEOTOMY FIXATION

J. Weinzweig, J. V. Manchio, S. Sati, S. A. Jain, K. Panter, Q. Wu, A. Shrivastava, S. McCarthy

 

12H05 (3’)

S27.27 PAEDIATRIC CRANIAL VAULT DEFECTS: EARLY EXPERIENCE WITH VITOSS BONE GRAFT SUBSTITUTE

D. J. Singh, N. Biskup, S. P. Beals, E. F. Joganic, K. Manwaring

 

12H08 (7’) DISCUSSION

 

12H15 - 13H30

Lunch break in Exhibition Hall (University Suite)

Posters viewing (Oriel Room)

 

13H30 - 14H20 PLENARY ROOM

S28 IMAGING

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

 

13H30 (3’)

S28.1 A VIRTUAL SURGICAL ATLAS FOR THE TREATMENT OF CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS. PART I – THREE-DIMENSIONAL DIGITAL

MODELING OF CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS DEFORMITIES

R. L. Flores, B. H. Grayson, A. Oliker, J. G. McCarthy

 

13H34 (3’)

S28.2 A VIRTUAL SURGICAL ATLAS FOR THE TREATMENT OF CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS. PART II – SURGICAL ANIMATIONS

R. L. Flores, A. Oliker, J. G. McCarthy

 

13H38 (3’)

S28.3 QUANTITATIVE EVALUATION OF CRANIOFACIAL SURGICAL OUTCOMES IN METOPIC SYNOSTOSIS WITH THREEDIMENSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY

R. P. Teixeira, S. K. Williams, L. A. Ellis, A. Costa, A. D. Holmes, D. Chong, A. L. Greensmith

 

13H42 (3’)

S28.4 THREE DIMENSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPARISON OF EARLY POST-OPERATIVE FACIAL AND FOREHEAD SYMMETRY IN PATIENTS WITH UNILATERAL CORONAL SYNOSTOSIS: FRONTOORBITAL ADVANCEMENT VS. SUTURECTOMY AND HELMET THERAPY

S. P. K. Tan, M. R. Proctor, J.B. Muliken, G. F. Rogers

 

13H46 (3’)

S28.5 MEASURING CRANIAL VAULT VOLUME WITH 3D PHOTOGRAPHY: A NOVEL APPROACH TO QUANTITATIVELY

EVALUATING OUTCOMES IN SURGERY FOR CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS

D. R. McKay, S. K. Williams, L. A. Ellis, K. M. Davidge, R. P. Texeira, D. K. Chong, A. L. Greensmith, A. D. Holmes

 

13H49 (5’) DISCUSSION

 

13H54 (3’)

S28.6 CT SCANS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF NON-SYNDROMIC SINGLE SUTURE CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS: INCIDENTAL FINDINGS

AND ROLE IN MANAGEMENT

C. R. Forrest, B. Rechner

 

13H58 (3’)

S28.7 DIAGNOSTIC PAEDIATRIC CT SCANS OF THE HEAD: ACTUAL DOSAGE VS. ESTIMATED RISK

D. Jaffurs, A. D. Denny

 

14H02 (3’)

S28.8 COMPREHENSIVE MORPHOLOGIC ANALYSIS OF CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS

L. F. Domeshek, M. Schoemann, A. Harijan, S. Saba, S. Mukundan, J. Van Aalst, J. Marcus

 

14H06 (3’)

S28.9 THREE-DIMENSIONAL VOLUMETRIC APPROACH TO EVALUATING THE MORPHOLOGY AND QUANTIFYING THE AIRWAY

SPACE IN CRANIOFACIAL ANOMALIES

G. Captier, P. A. Diner, M. Bigorre, C. Baumler, A. Picard

 

14H10 (3’)

S28.10 ANATOMIC STUDY OF THE MAXILLO-MANDIBULAR RELATIONSHIP IN HUMAN FETUSES :

INTRODUCTION TO A PRENATAL CEPHALOMETRY

G. Captier, J. Faure, M. Baumler, F. Canovas, F. Bonnel, J. Daures

 

14H13 (7’) DISCUSSION

 

14H20 - 15H20 PLENARY ROOM

S29-A SCIENCE AND RESEARCH PART 1

Chairpersons: A. Wilkie (U.K.), M. Longaker (USA)

 

14H20 (6’)

S29.A.1 USE OF RHBMP-2 AND MASTERGRAFT (TM) IN THE REPAIR OF CRANIAL DEFECTS IN CHILDREN

D. G. Genecov, C. R. Barceló, B. E. Weprin, L. R. Opperman

 

14H27 (3’)

S29.A.2 INKJET BASED BIO-PATTERNING OF BMP2 AND NOGGIN TO SPATIALLY CONTROL BONE FORMATION IN VIVO

M. R. Bykowski, G. M. Cooper, E. D. Miller, E. L. Lensie, G. E. DeCesare, A. Usas, J. Huard, L. E. Weiss, J. E. Losee, P. G. Campbell

 

14H30 (3’)

S29.A.3 THE DIFFERENTIAL EFFECTS OF BMP-2 AND 9 IN CRITICALSIZED, MURINE CRANIAL DEFECTS

I. A. Seitz, L. Spiguel, C. M. Teven, C. Wietholt, M. Januzek, R. Hayden, H. H. Luu, T. He, R. R. Reid

 

14H34 (3’)

S29.A.4 RHBMP-2 INDUCES BONE FORMATION IN LARGE CRANIAL DEFECTS IN THE PRESENCE OF REPAIRED DURA MATER

L. A. Opperman, D. He, M. Herbert, R. Barceló, M. E. Elsalanty, B. E. Weprin, D. G. Genecov

 

14H37 (3’)

S29.A.5 BMP-2-BASED REGENERATION OF LARGE-SCALE CALVARIAL DEFECTS FOLLOWING SEVERE SURGICAL SITE

INFECTION IN RABBITS

G. E. DeCesare, G. M. Cooper, D. M. Smith, J. J. Cray, E. L. Lensie, M. Bykowski, M. P. Mooney, J. E. Losee

 

14H40 (5’) DISCUSSION

 

14H45 (6’)

S29.A.6 CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS: CLINICAL INSIGHTS AND IDENTIFICATION OF POTENTIALLY NEW ASSOCIATED LOCI

D. N. McDonald-McGinn, S. Bartlett, L. Whitaker, A. Santani, C. Stolle, E. Zackai

 

14H51 (3’)

S29.A.7 THE ROLE OF ANK AND INORGANIC PYROPHOSPHATES IN BONE REMODELING AND OSTEOCLASTIC ACTIVITY:

CELLULAR AND MOLECULAR BASIS OF CRANIOMETAPHYSEAL DYSPLASIA

H. Nah, S. Abdelmagid, A. Zajac, S. Imad, M. A. Radecki

 

14H55 (3’)

S29.A.8 FRONTORHINY, A DISTINCTIVE PRESENTATION OF FRONTONASAL DYSPLASIA CAUSED BY RECESSIVE MUTATIONS

IN THE ALX3 HOMEOBOX GENE

S. R. F. Twigg, S. L. Versnel, G. Nurnberg, M. M. Lees, M. Bhat, P. Hammond, R. C. M. Hennekam, J. M. Hoogeboom, J. A. Hurst, D. Johnson, A. A. Robinson, P. J. Scambler, D. Gerrelli, P. Nurnberg, I. M. J. Mathijssen, A. O. M. Wilkie

 

14H58 (5’) DISCUSSION

 

15H03 (6’)

S29.A.9 TISSUE TURNOVER IN THE XENOPUS LAEVIS SKULL DURING METAMORPHOSIS

B. J. Slater, K. J. Liu, N. Quarto, M. D. Kwan, M. T. Longaker

 

15H09 (3’)

S29.A.10 PROGENITOR CELL MOBILIZATION ENHANCES BONY HEALING VIA IMPROVED NEOVASCULARIZATION

AND OSTEOGENESIS

X. Wang, R. J. Allen Jr., J. Tutela, E. H. Davidson, P. D. Nguyen, A. M. Sailon, G. K. Paek, P. B. Saadeh, S. M. Warren

 

15H13 (3’)

S29.A.11 INFLUENCE OF PLATELET RICH PLASMA ON NICOTINE COMPROMISED DISTRACTION OSTEOGENESIS

L. Ma, L. W. Zheng, L. K. Cheung

 

15H16 (4’) DISCUSSION

 

15H20 - 15H50 Coffee break in Exhibition Hall (University Suite)

Posters viewing in Oriel Room

 

15H50 - 17H05 PLENARY ROOM

S29-B SCIENCE AND RESEARCH PART 2

Chairpersons: A. Wilkie (U.K.), M. Longaker (USA)

 

15H50 (3’)

S29.B.1 HUMAN ADIPOSE-DERIVED STROMAL CELLS ELABORATE AND RESPOND TO BONE MORPHOGENETIC PROTEIN-2 (BMP-2) DURING IN VITRO OSTEOGENIC DIFFERENTIATION

D. M. Gupta, N. J. Panetta, D. C. Wan, M. T. Longaker

 

15H54 (6’)

S29.B.2 TISSUE-HARVEST PROCEDURE HAS NO EFFECT ON ADIPOSEDERIVED STROMAL CELL-MEDIATED BONE TISSUE ENGINEERING IN VITRO

N. J. Panetta, D. M. Gupta, M. D. Kwan, D. C. Wan, G. W. Commons, M. T. Longaker

 

16H00 (3’)

S29.B.3 RAPID AND EFFICIENT FEEDER-FREE GENERATION OF HUMAN ADIPOSE STROMAL CELL-DERIVED INDUCED

PLURIPOTENT STEM CELLS (HASC-IPSCS)

N. J. Panetta, D. M. Gupta, N. Sun, K. D. Wilson, A. Lee, F. J. Jia, R. C. Robbins, M. T. Longaker, J. C. Wu

 

16H04 (5’) DISCUSSION

 

16H09 (6’)

S29.B.4 IRF6 AS A DOWNSTREAM EFFECTOR OF TGFBETA3 SIGNALING IN PALATOGENESIS: IN UTERO SOMATIC DELIVERY

OF AD-IRF6 RESCUES THE PALATAL FUSION DEFECT IN TGFBETA3-/- MICE

C. Wu, G. Lakin, B. H. Yang, I. Salhab, R. E. Kirschner, H. D. Nah

 

16H16 (6’)

S29.B.5 CHEMICAL RESCUE OF CLEFT PALATE AND MIDLINE DEFECTS IN CONDITIONAL GSK-3BETA MICE

K. J. Liu, J. R. Arron, K. Stankunas, G. R. Crabtree, M. T. Longaker

 

16H23 (3’)

S29.B.6 ALTERNATIVES OF ALVEOPLASTY: PERIODONTAL REGENERATION AFTER REPAIRED MAXILLA ALVEOLAR BONY DEFECT BY ENGINEERED AUTOLOGUS BONE MARROW MESENCHYMAL STEM CELLS

H. Chao, T. Lin, H. Chung, S. Chang

 

16H27 (3’)

S29.B.7 EFFECTS OF CRITICAL PALATAL BONE DEFECT ON CRANIOFACIAL GROWTH IN A RAT MODEL

B. Bahuleyan, K. Chadipiralla, A. Gallego, E. Jolley, J. Godel, C. Huang, F. Garcia-Godoy, E. J. Stelnicki

 

16H30 (6’) DISCUSSION

 

16H36 (6’)

S29.B.8 DEVELOPMENT OF NEW SYNTHETIC BONE BY USING OF ELECTRON BEAM IRRADIATION ON THE HYDROXYAPATITE

AND TRICALCIUM PHOSPHATE MIXTURES

S. M. Kim, J. M. Park, M. Y. Eo, J. H. Lee

 

16H43 (3’)

S29.B.9 COMPOSITE TISSUE ENGINEERING SOLUTIONS FOR CRANIOFACIAL DEFECTS

E. H. Davidson, A. C. Allori, D. D. Reformat, E. A. Clark, J. L. Ricci, S. M. Warren

 

16H47 (3’)

S29.B.10 COMBINATION OF GUIDED OSTEOGENESIS WITH INJECTABLE AUTOLOGOUS PLATELET-RICH FIBRIN GLUE (PRFG)

AND MESENCHYMAL STEM CELL FOR RECONSTRUCTION OF MANDIBULAR DEFECTS

H. T. Liao, C. H. Chen, C. T. Chen

 

16H51 (3’)

S29.B.11 REGIONAL DIFFERENCES IN NEURAL CREST AND PARAXIAL MESODERM-DERIVED CALVARIAL BONE HEALING

EXIST, PERSIST WITH AGE, AND ARE ASSOCIATED WITH DIFFERENTIALLY ACTIVATED WNT SIGNALING

N. J. Panetta, D. M. Gupta, N. Quarto, B. Behr, M. D. Kwan, M. T. Longaker

 

16H55 (3’)

S29.B.12 LARGE SCALE MEMBRANOUS BONE REPAIR ENGINEERED BY TRICALCIUM PHOSPHATE

AND GELATIN-SANDWICHED SCAFFOLD AND BONE MARROW MESENCHYMAL STEM CELLS

H. Chung, F. Lin, T. Lin, S. Chang

 

16H58 (7’) DISCUSSION

 

19H30 – 21H00

OXFORD UNIVERSITY MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY

CONGRESS RECEPTION