WEDNESDAY 30th SEPTEMBER 2009

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08H00 - 09H20 PLENARY ROOM

S30 MONOBLOC, MIDFACE, DISTRACTION

Chairpersons: J. Polley (USA), D. Dunaway (U.K.), P. Dogliotti (Argentina)

 

08H00 (3’)

S30.1 OCULAR MOVEMENT IN MONOBLOC DISTRACTION SURGERY

E. J. Fitzgerald O’Connor, O. Jeelani, A. Pooniah, D. D. Marucci, H. Witherow, D. Dunaway, R. Hayward

 

08H04 (3’)

S30.2 REOSSIFICATION OF CRANIUM AND ZYGOMATIC ARCH AFTER MONOBLOC FRONTOFACIAL DISTRACTION

ADVANCEMENT FOR SYNDROMIC CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS

A. Oyama, D. Renier, D. Marchac, E. Arnaud

 

08H07 (3’)

S30.3 REFINING AESTHETIC OUTCOMES IN FRONTOFACIAL ADVANCEMENT BY DISTRACTION

D. J. Dunaway, T. Lloyd, R. D. Evans, J. Britto, B. M. Jones, R. D. Hayward

 

08H10 (6’)

S30.4 COMBINED DISTRACTION, TRACTION AND CONTRACTION IN EXTREME FACIOCRANIOSYNOSTOTIC INFANTS

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

 

08H16 (5’) DISCUSSION

 

08H21 (6’)

S30.5 SUB-CRANIAL LE FORT III MAXILLARY ADVANCEMENT WITH INTRAORAL DEVICES

C. A. Guerrero, M. Gonzalez

 

08H27 (3’)

S30.6 OUTCOMES OF SYNDROMIC CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS TREATMENT WITH EXTERNAL DEVICES BASED ON SURGICAL

TECHNIQUE AND VECTOR DIRECTION

N. Alonso, D. C. Goldenberg, H. Matushita, E. O. Bastos, M. C. Ferreira

 

08H31 (3’)

S30.7 OUR PREFERENCE OF DISTRACTION DEVICE FOR LE FORT III USING ZYGOMA-ZYGOMA TYPED INTERNAL DEVICE

AND TRANSFACIAL PINNING SYSTEM IN OUR SYNDROMIC CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS SERIES

K. Satoh, N. Mitsukawa, K. Kadomatsu, Y. Kanazawa

 

08H35 (3’)

S30.8 A COMPARISON OF INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL DISTRACTION IN THE MANAGEMENT OF MID-FACIAL DEFICIENCY

IN PATIENTS WITH SYNDROMIC CRANIOSYNOSTOSES

A. A. C. Heggie, A. D. Holmes, A. L. Greensmith

 

08H38 (5’) DISCUSSION

 

08H43 (6’)

S30.9 MULTI-DIRECTIONAL CRANIOFACIAL DISTRACTION OSTEOGENESIS (MCDO) METHOD FOR THE TREATMENT OF

CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS

Y. Sugawara, H. Uda, S. Sarukawa, A. Sunaga

 

08H49 (3’)

S30.10 ENDOSCOPICALLY ASSISTED LEFORT III OSTEOTOMY USING AN ULTRASONIC SCALPEL—A FEASIBILITY STUDY

IN CADAVERS

J. A. Taylor, D. C. Jones, R. A. Maercks, C. B. Gordon

 

08H53 (3’)

S30.11 VOLUMETRIC AIRWAY CHANGES FOLLOWING LE FORT III ADVANCEMENT IN SYNDROMAL CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS

PATIENTS

E. B. Wolvius, E. Nout, F. Bouw, L. N. A. van Adrichem, I. M. J. Mathijssen, J. J. N. M. vander Meulen, J. F. Veenland

 

08H56 (3’)

S30.12 PALATAL SPLIT FOR UPPER AIRWAY OBSTRUCTION

W. J. Flapper, P. J. Anderson, D. J. David

 

08H59 (5’) DISCUSSION

 

09H04 (3’)

S30.13 HEALTH RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE OF CHILDREN WITH A SYNDROMIC CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS AND THEIR PARENTS

M. Maliepaard, N. Bannink, I. M. J. Mathijssen

 

09H08 (3’)

S30.14 AUDIOLOGIC FINDINGS IN SAETHRE-CHOTZEN SYNDROME

H. Rosen, B. Andrews, J. B. Mulliken, J. G. Meara, G. F. Rogers

 

09H12 (3’)

S30.15 RELIABLY PREDICTING OSA IN COMPLEX AND SYNDROMIC CRANIOSYNOSTOSIS

I. Mathijssen, N. Bannink, K. Joosten

 

09H15 (5’) DISCUSSION

 

09H20 - 09H40 PLENARY ROOM

S31-A TRAUMA PART 1

Chairpersons: J. Gruss (USA), N. Alonso (Brazil)

 

09H20 (6’)

S31.A.1 179 MANDIBLE FRACTURES IN 96 CHILDREN: DEMOGRAPHICS, TREATMENT, EARLY OUTCOMES,

AND A PROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT

D. M. Smith, M. Bykowski, G. DeCesare, L. Vecchione, M. P. Mooney, A. Rottgers, S. Naran, S. Jiang, F. Deleyiannis, J. Madia, J. E. Losee

 

09H26 (3’)

S31.A.2 RECONSTRUCTION OF VARIOUS MANDIBULAR DEFECTS USING BONE TRANSPORT DISTRACTORS,

A STUDY OF 44 CASES

H. A. El-Mekkawi, T. N. Taher, M. E. Hassan, M. E. El-Salanty, G. K. El-Morshedy

 

09H30 (3’)

S31.A.3 DYNAMIC DISTRACTION TREATMENT FOR MANDIBULAR CONDYLAR FRACTURE USING INTERNAL

DISTRACTION DEVICE

Y. Watanabe, T. Akizuki, K. Yoshimura, K. Agawa, T. Ota, T. Osawa, R. Sasaki

 

09H34 (3’)

S31.A.4 COMPARISON OF FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME OF ABSORBABLE AND TITANIUM PLATE FIXATION IN MANDIBULAR

FRACTUREA ONE YEAR PROSPECTIVE STUDY

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

 

09H37 (3’) DISCUSSION

 

09H40 - 10H10

Coffee break in Exhibition Hall (University Suite)

Posters viewing in Oriel Room

 

10H10 - 11H15 PLENARY ROOM

S31-B TRAUMA PART 2

Chairpersons: J. Gruss (USA), D. Goldenberg (Brazil)

 

10H10 (6’)

S31.B.1 COMPLEX ACQUIRED ORBITAL ANOPHTALMOS : 100 CASES

E. Sorrel Dejerine

 

10H16 (3’)

S31.B.2 CONSECUTIVE CASE REVIEW OF THE LINEAR-TYPE BLOWOUT FRACTURE

H. Yano, A. Hirano

 

10H20 (3’)

S31.B.3 MANAGEMENT OF FACIAL FRACTURES WITH CONCOMITANT BRAIN INJURIES

Y. Chen, H. Liao, C. Chen, C. Chen

 

10H24 (3’)

S31.B.4 ANTERIOR SKULL BASE FRACTURES: A PHILOSOPHY OF CARE

M. Galiè, R. Tieghi, L. Clauser

 

10H27 (5’) DISCUSSION

 

10H32 (6’)

S31.B.5 THE SPECTRUM OF PAEDIATRIC FACIAL FRACTURES: INJURY PATTERNS, ASSOCIATED INJURIES, AND OUTCOMES

IN 782 CONSECUTIVE PATIENTS WITH SEVERE AND NON-SEVERE INJURIES

L. J. Grunwaldt, N. S. Zuckerbraun, G. E. DeCesare, M. Chao-Mills, R. Saladino, D. M. Smith, S. Naran, S. Jiang, F. W. B. Deleyiannis, J. V. Madia, L. Bolling, L. Vecchione, J. E. Losee

 

10H38 (3’)

S31.B.6 MILD TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY (MTBI) IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS: CAN FACIAL FRACTURE PATTERN HELP

TO PREDICT PATIENTS AT RISK?

L. J. Grunwaldt, N. S. Zuckerbraun, G. E. DeCesare, M. Chao-Mills, R. Saladino, D. M. Smith, S. Naran, J. V. Madia, S. Jiang, F. W. B. Deleyiannis, L. Vecchione, L. Bolling, J. E. Losee

 

10H42 (3’)

S31.B.7 SEVERE PAEDIATRIC ORBITAL FRACTURES – TREATMENT AND FOLLOW-UP

D. J. Nowinski, E. Arnaud, F. Di Rocco, T. Roujeau, D. Renier

 

10H46 (3’)

S31.B.8 ADVERSE OUTCOMES IN PAEDIATRIC FACIAL FRACTURES

S. Rottgers, G. DeCesare, M. Chao, D. Smith, S. Naran, M. Bykowski, L. Vecchione, L. Grunwaldt, J. E. Losee

 

10H49 (5’)DISCUSSION

 

10H54 (3’)

S31.B.9 TOWARDS AN ANATOMICAL RECONSTRUCTION OF LARGE CRANIAL DEFECTS USING PEEK CUSTOM-MADE

IMPLANTS

F. Lauwers, F. Jalbert, F. Boutault, S. Boetto, E. Schmidt, F. Roux

 

10H58 (3’)

S31.B.10 NEOPLASM OF CRANIOFACIAL SKELETON IN CHILDHOOD. DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT

M. Zama, L. Santecchia, G. Spuntarelli, U. Urbani, F. Maggiulli

 

11H02 (3’)

S31.B.11 CRANIOFACIAL SURGICAL ONCOLOGY IN ADULTS & CHILDREN: CONTRASTS IN MANAGEMENT

PHILOSOPHY & EXPERIENCE

J. A. Britto, J. Pollock, A. Maheshwar, B. Hartley, R. D. Hayward, D. J. Dunaway

 

11H06 (3’)

S31.B.12 COMPUTER GENERATED HARD TISSUE REPLACEMENT (HTR) IMPLANTS FOR RECONSTRUCTION OF COMPLEX

PAEDIATRIC CRANIAL DEFECTS

C. R. Forrest, D. Peters

 

11H09 (6’) DISCUSSION

 

11H15 - 12H05 PLENARY ROOM

S32 TUMOR

Chairpersons: M. Mckinnon (USA), X. Mu (China)

 

11H15 (3’)

S32.1 EXCISION OF ORBITAL TUMORS USING HORIZONTAL Y INCISION AND LATERAL ORB ITOTOMY

M. D. Pereira, P. G. Manso, L. Paves, A. Woloosker, L. M. Ferreira

 

11H19 (3’)

S32.2 NOT ALL ORBITS ARE ALIKE - IN SEARCH OF MORPHOLOGICAL PARAMETERS MAKING ORBITAL DECOMPRESSION

PROCEDURES FOR THYROID EYE DISEASE MORE PREDICTABLE

B. Hammer, L. Kamer, H. Noser

 

11H23 (3’)

S32.3 CRANIOFACIAL NEUROFIBROMA

M. Mckinnon

 

11H27 (3’)

S32.4 STRATEGIES FOR A SAFE SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF HIGH FLOW VASCULAR MALFORMATIONS

D. C. Goldenberg, J. G. Caldas, P. Puglia, N. C. Alonso, E. O. Bastos, M. C. Ferreira

 

11H31 (3’)

S32.5 CRANIOFACIAL FIBROUS DYSPLASIA: REMODELING SURGERY USING THE DYSPLASTIC BONE

R. L. Salomons, R. F. V. Dornelles, A. L. Silva, A. S. Silva, V. L. N. Cardim

 

11H34 (5’) DISCUSSION

 

11H39 (6’)

S32.6 APPROACH TO ANTERIOR SKULL BASE TUMOURS

H. J. Jaju

 

11H46 (3’)

S32.7 SUBCRANIAL APPROACH FOR ANTERIOR SKULL BASE TRAUMA AND TUMORS

S. Heredero, A. Dean, J. Solivera, F. Alamillos

 

11H50 (3’)

S32.8 A LATERAL APPROACH AT UPPER CORNER OF ORBIT IN FRONTO-ORBITAL FIBROUS DYSPLASIA: LESS INVASIVE

AND MORE EFFECTIVE APPROACH FOR MORPHOLOGICAL RECONSTRUCTION AND OPTIC FUNCTIONAL RESTORATION

X. X. Yang, X. Z. Mu, Z. L. Guo, Z. Y. Yu

 

11H54 (3’)

S32.9 THE INTERNAL MAMMARY ARTERY COMBINED FLAP FOR CRANIOFACIAL RECNSTRUCTION

Y. Takeichi, T. Hiroyuki, Y. Hiramatsu, M. Katoh, K. Yokoo

 

11H57 (7’) DISCUSSION

 

12H05 - 12H55 PLENARY ROOM

S33 AESTHETIC SURGERY

Chairpersons: L. Whitaker (USA), K. Satoh (Japan)

 

12H05 (3’)

S33.1 SURGICAL RESTORATION OF ORBITAL VOLUME IN THE AGED ENOPHTHALMIA. AN INTERFACE BETWEEN AESTHETIC

AND CRANIOFACIAL TECHNIQUES

J. M. Chavanne

 

12H09 (3’)

S33.2 ORBITAL EXPANSION IN FACIAL REJUVENATION SURGERY. A STIMULUS TO CORRECT EXOPHTHALMOS?

J. M. Chavanne, D. M. Steinberg, D. A. Lovera

 

12H13 (3’)

S33.3 A GRADED APPROACH TO ORBITAL EXPANSION IN CONGENITAL MICROPHTHALMIA USING OSMOTIC EXPANDERS

AND DERMIS FAT GRAFTS

W. R. Katowitz, J. A. Katowitz

 

12H17 (3’)

S33.4 REDUCTION MALARPLASTY USING WEDGE-SECTION OSTEOTOMY IN ASIAN AESTHETIC FACIAL CONTOURING:

COMPARED STUDY WITH CONVENTIONAL PROCEDURES

X. Z. Mu, X. X. Yang, Z. Y. Yu, Q. Gu, D. J. Cao, D. Yu, M. Wei, T. S. Chang

 

12H21 (3’)

S33.5 SUBPERIOSTEAL REJUVENATION OF THE MIDFACE AND PERIORBITAL AREA - A 19 YEAR EXPERIENCE

C. Hobar

 

12H24 (5’) DISCUSSION

 

12H29 (3’)

S33.6 VERTICAL OPTIMIZATION OF THE FACE WITH GENIOPLASTY

C. Hobar

 

12H33 (3’)

S33.7 BINDER SYNDROME: A 30 YEAR REVIEW

N. R. McLean, S. Chummun, T. Al-Bulushi, P. J. Anderson, M. Nugent, D. J. David

 

12H37 (3’)

S33.8 SINGLE-SPLINT ORTHOGNATHIC SURGERY AND ITS APPLICATION ON TREATING FACIAL ASYMMETRY

Y. Chen

 

12H41 (3’)

S33.9 AESTHETIC REDUCTION SURGERY FOR ZYGOMA AND MANDIBULAR ANGLE: AN OUTCOME ASSESSMENT

B. Choi, L. Lo

 

12H45 (3’)

S33.10 MASCULINIZATION OF THE MALE FACE

D. K. Ousterhout

 

12H48 (7’) DISCUSSION

 

12H55 - 13H00 PLENARY ROOM

 

S34 CONGRESS CLOSING WELCOME TO NEW OFFICERS

S. Wall
E. Arnaud