BAPRAS Summer
Scientific Meeting 2016
Summer
Scientific Meeting
British Association of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons
29 June - 1 July 2016
Marriott City Centre Hotel, Bristol
A HIGH-VOLUME FAT
PROCESSING SYSTEM
In a pre-clinical study,1 REVOLVE™ System
yielded more predictable results.
REVOLVE™
System
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Method
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Correlation of these results to results in humans has not been established.
Proven to save time and cost compared to
centrifugation in large volume procedures.2
• 5 times faster than centrifugation3
• Requires fewer steps to process large quantities of
adipose tissue compared to Puregraft™,4
• Integrated system
Before use, physicians should review all risk information, which can be found in the
Instructions for Use for REVOLVE™ System
1. Ansorge H, Garza JR, McMormack MC, et al. Autologous fat processing via the revolve system: quality and quantity of fat retention evaluated in an animal model.
Aesthet Surg J. 2014 Mar 1;34(3):438-47.
2. Jarrell JA IV, Brzezienski MA. Autologous fat grafting to the breast using REVOLVE to reduce clinical costs. Southeastern Society of Plastic and Reconstructive
Surgeons 57th Annual Meeting, Paradise Island, Bahamas, June 2014.
3 . Maxwell G, Gabriel A. REVOLVETM autologous fat processing system reduces operative time. California Society of Plastic Surgeons 64th Annual Meeting,
Newport Beach, CA, May 2014.
4. Data on file.
©2016 LifeCell Corporation. All rights reserved. REVOLVE™ is a trademark of LifeCell Corporation. MLC4733-EU/5174/4-2016
Summer
Scientific Meeting
29 June to 1 July 2016
The Marriott City Centre Hotel, Bristol
Summer
Scientific Meeting
29 June to 1 July 2016
The Marriott City Centre Hotel, Bristol
President’s Welcome
Dear Friends,
I am very much looking forward to welcoming you to Bristol. I first came to the city
as a medical student in 1975 and much has changed in both the city and me in 41
years. We have a very exciting scientific programme with a number of international
speakers of repute. In particular, we are honoured that the American Society of
Plastic Surgeons is going to be our Guest Nation and Dr David Song MD, their
President, will be presenting to us. I am also delighted to welcome back to Bristol
Professor David David of Adelaide, who will be presenting the John Potter Lecture
on his enormous experience in cleft and craniofacial surgery.
Bristol is a major UK tourist destination with good rail, road and airlines, and there
really is something for the entire family to do - I am always willing to give guided
tours of the historic city of Bristol!
Kind regards,
Nigel Mercer
President, BAPRAS
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Council
BAPRAS Council
Mr N S G Mercer - President
Mr D J Ward - Deputy President
Wg Cdr Ankur Pandya - Honorary Secretary
Mr N K James - Honorary Treasurer
Mr O A Ahmed - Council Member for the North East
Mr D E Boyce - Council Member for Wales
Mr T S Burge - Council Member for the South West
Miss A L Dancey - Council Member for the West Midlands
Mr R M Haywood - Council Member for the East of England
Mr C Hill - Council Member for Northern Ireland
Miss B Jemec - Council Member for London
Mr A R Khandwala - Council Member for the South East Coast
Mr A Kotwal - Council Member for Yorkshire and Humberside
Mr P McArthur - Non-regional Council Member
Mr D J McGill - Council Member for Scotland
Mr M C Swan - Council Member for South Central
Mr A Misra - Non-regional Council Member
Dr M Shah - Council Member for the North West
Mr N Yii - Council Member for the East Midlands
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Contents
President’s Welcome
2
Council
3
Overview
Wednesday 29 June
5
Thursday 30 June
5
Friday 1 July
6
Special Interest Group meetings
7
EGM
7
Programme
Wednesday 29 June
9
Thursday 30 June
14
Friday 1 July
17
Posters
Poster Overview
23
Posters
24
Exhibition and Sponsorship
Sponsors
29
Exhibitor list
30
Floor plan
31
Exhibitor Information
32
Information
Venue Information
41
Information for Delegates
43
Information for Presenters
45
Future Meetings
45
Social Events
46
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Programme Overview
Wednesday 29 June
09:00
Registration
09:55
Welcome from the President
10:00
Skin Malignancy and Wound Healing Session
12:50
Lunch
13:10
Trauma Special Interest Group meeting
13:55
BFIRST update
14:05
BAPRAS communications update
14:20
Limbs and Trauma Session
16:25
Refreshment break
16:55
Stem Cells Session
17:45
Close (Drinks reception in exhibition areas)
Thursday 30 June
08:00
Registration
08:30
Aesthetic and Microsurgery Session
10:30
Refreshment break
11:00
Lip Service and Pain in the Neck- Cases and Questions
(Session hosted by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons)
13:00
Lunch
13:30
Hypospadias Special Interest Group meeting
14:15
Burns Session
16:10
Refreshment break
16:20
EGM (BAPRAS Members only)
17:00
Close
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Programme Overview
Friday 1 July
6
08:00
Registration
08:30
General Plastic Surgery Session
10:40
Refreshment break
11:20
Head & Neck, Cleft, Craniofacial and Ears Session
13:00
Lunch
13:30
Lymphoedema Special Interest Group meeting
14:15
Breast Reconstruction
16:20
Close
Special Interest Group Meetings
Special Interest Group meetings will be held in the main lecture room, Bristol 1&2
Wednesday 29 June Trauma
Thursday 30 June
Hypospadias
Friday 1 July
Lymphoedema
EGM
Thursday 30 November
The BAPRAS EGM will be held from 16:20 on Thursday 30 June in Bristol 1&2.
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Programme
All lectures take place in Bristol 1&2
Refreshments and exhibitions are in Bristol 3, the SS Great Britain Suite and the
Empire Suite.
Wednesday, 29 June 2016
09:00
Registration and Refreshments
09:55
Welcome from the President
Mr N S G Mercer
Skin Malignancy and Wound Healing
Chairs: Mr A Orlando & Professor B Powell
10:00
Free Paper - Sentinel lymph node biopsy improves survival in melanoma:
long term results from the Oxford experience
Mr D Thomson (Presenter), Mr M Rughani, Professor M Middleton,
Mr O Cassell, (Senior) (Oxford)
10:10
Free Paper - The relationship between complications following SLNB and
obesity
Ms D Mohamed (Presenter), Ms A Carbone, Mr J Hardwicke, Miss C Wolfe,
Mr K Kok (Senior), Mr S Singh (Senior) (Birmingham)
10:20
Free Paper - A single centre study into morbidity and mortality with lymph
node clearance in skin malignancies
Mr A Elfaki (Presenter), Dr S Ramadan, Mr N Mopuri,
Professor P Dziewulski, Mr N El-Muttardi (Senior) (Broomfield, Chelmsford)
10:30
Free Paper - Is Sentinel Lymph Node Biopsy warranted for all
desmoplastic melanomas? A systematic review of the literature
Mr J Dunne, Dr E Woods (Presenter), Ms J Steele, Ms J Odili,
Professor B Powell (Senior) (London)
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10:40 – 12:10
10:40
Wednesday 29 June 2016
Free Paper - Re-evaluating the “10% rule” for sentinel lymph node biopsy
in melanoma: which sentinel nodes should we harvest?
Mr N Pantelides (Presenter), Dr J Ranson, Mr G Laitung (Senior) (Preston)
10:50
Free Paper - Results of an audit leading to the design of a new UK-wide
trial (Rational MCC) comparing surgery versus radiotherapy as first
definitive treatment for primary Merkel cell carcinoma
Mr O Cassell1 (Presenter), Mr M Moncrieff2, Dr C Corner3, Dr P Lawton4,
Dr C Yap5, Professor C Harwood6, Dr R Blundred5, Mr S Rodwell7,
Dr N Steven5 (Senior) (1Oxford, 2Norwich, 3Middlesex, 4Nottingham,
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Birmingham, 6London, 7Cambridge)
11:00
Debate on Sentinel Lymph Node Biopsy
Professor B Powell, Dr A Hayes
11:40
Free Paper - To bleed or not to bleed – Stopping oral anticoagulants in
minor skin cancer surgery: a literature review
Mr S Sandhu (Presenter), Miss J Tang, Miss V Teoh, Mr D G K Lam, (Senior)
(Sheffield)
11:50
Free Paper - Efficacy and safety of botulinum toxin in enhancing facial
surgical scar cosmesis: a meta-analysis of randomised controlled trials
Dr O Hausien1 (Presenter), Dr M Aqeel2, Mr A Durrani3, Dr H T Cheng4
(Senior) (1Peterborough, 2Shrewbury, 3Cambridge, 4Taichung, Taiwan)
12:00
Free Paper - Adhesive tapes versus tissue glue in wound closure: should
they meet together?
Ms L Heskin, Dublin (Presenter, Senior)
12:10
Free Paper - The CelluTome epidermal graft harvesting system: a patient
reported outcome measure and cost evaluation study
Dr O Smith (Presenter), Miss S J Edmondson, Miss N Bystrzonowski,
Miss N Hachach-Haram, Mr M Kanapathy, Mr T Richards, Mr A Mosahebi
(Senior) (London)
10
12:20 – 14:40
12:20
Wednesday 29 June 2016
Free Paper - Rational design and protein engineering of novel ligands for
wound healing and regenerative medicine applications
Miss M Kang (Presenter), Miss M Fischer, Mr E Issa, Mr A J Moss,
Professor N P Brindle (Senior) (Leicester)
12:30
Free Paper - Intralesional cryosurgery for the treatment of hypertrophic
scars and keloids: an evidence based new and novel technology
Professor Y Har-Shai1 (Presenter), Dr B Tanner2 (Senior)
(1Haifa, Israel, 2Kent)
12:40
Guest Presentation - SCaRF: Skin Cancer Research Fund
Mr A Orlando
12:50
Lunch
13:10
Trauma Special Interest Group Meeting (Bristol 1&2)
13:55
BFIRST Update
Mr W L Lam
14:05
BAPRAS Communications Update
Mr P Sawyer, Ms C Reid
Limbs & Trauma
Chairs: Mr U Khan & Dr R Sabapathy
14:20
Free Paper - Improving the clinical coding accuracy of plastic surgery
trauma care episodes
Mr K Y Wong, Dr R Mole (Presenter), Mr M Khan (Senior) (Salisbury)
14:30
Free Paper - Forty-seven pre-tibial lacerations: to graft or to dress?
Dr C Asher (Presenter), Mr E Smock, Ms L Karran, Dr N Emmanuel,
Ms J Holden, Miss C Milroy (Senior) (Tooting)
14:40
Free Paper - A 3D in vitro model of remyelination after peripheral nerve
injury
Mr B Kadler1 (Presenter), Dr A Faroni1, Dr D Wellings2, Dr A Reid1 (Senior)
(1Manchester, 2Runcorn)
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14:50 – 16:55
14:50
Wednesday 29 June 2016
Free Paper - Importance of information leaflets for trauma patients in
Plastic Surgery
Mr M M Hosain (Presenter), Mr A Yousif, Dr R Haque, Ms J Dunlop,
Mr I Taggart (Senior), Glasgow
15:00
Free Paper - Functional outcome following low energy open ankle fracture
in the elderly and a proposed treatment algorithm
Dr A Wijendra (Presenter), Mrs R Alwe, Mr G Grammatopoulos,
Mr M Lamyman (Senior), Mr G Kambouroglou (Oxford)
15:10
Free Paper - The evidence for dangling after free flap reconstruction of
the lower limb: a review of the literature
Miss L Cooper (Presenter), Mr J McGhee, Mr K Orkar, Miss L Harry,
Ms T Cubison (Senior) (East Grinstead)
15:20
Free Paper - Does early surgical intervention improve patient reported
outcome scores for lower limb reconstruction?
Mr C Macdonald (Presenter), Miss F Peters, Mr J Young, Mr M Fernandez,
Miss J Ward, Mr M Venus, Miss J Skillman (Senior) (Coventry)
15:30
Guest Lecture - Two views on building efficient microsurgical services
Mr U Khan, Mr V Ramakrishnan
16:10
Guest Lecture - The facial fracture service- Royal Adelaide Hospital/
Women’s and Children’s Hospital South Australia
Professor D David
16:25
Refreshment Break
Stem Cells
Chair: Mr N S G Mercer
16:55
Autologous fat grafting: recent developments in regenerative plastic
surgery
Professor N Pallua
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17:20 – 17:45
17:20
Wednesday 29 June 2016
Guest Lecture - Fat or stem cell graft to the face. Hypothesis on
regenerative activities
Dr G Rigotti
17:45
Drinks reception
13
08:30 – 09:20
Thursday 30 June 2016
THURsday, 30 June 2016
08:00
Registration and Refreshments
Aesthetic and Microsurgery
Chairs: Mr S Withey & Miss A Dancey
08:30
Free Paper - Microsurgical skill acquisition in a one day introductory
course with performance evaluation using software assisted scoring
system
Miss C J Stewart1 (Presenter), Ms S K Yusoff2, Mr D Widdowson1,
Mr W L Lam1 (Senior) (1Livingston, 2Singapore)
08:40
Free Paper - A “green” approach to secondary reconstruction: the concept
of the recycle flap and a classification
Mr P Sadigh (Presenter), Professor S Jeng (Senior) (Kaosiung, Taiwan)
08:50
Free Paper - Breast implant associated anaplastic large cell lymphoma
Miss H Stark1 (Presenter), Mr S Chummun2, Dr A Lennard1, Associate
Professor N McLean3, Mr J O’Donoghue1 (Senior) (1Newcastle upon Tyne,
2
Exeter, 3Northumberland)
09:00
Free Paper - The Welsh experience with Poly Implant Prothèse (PIP)
breast implants: a retrospective three-year cohort study of 646 patients
Mr R Thomson (Presenter), Professor I Whitaker (Senior),
Professor K Morris, Mr M Haj Basheer (Swansea)
09:10
Free Paper - The effect of body-contouring-surgery on weight loss
maintenance following bariatric surgery
Miss N Hachach-Haram (Presenter), Miss N Bystrzonowski, Dr O Smith,
Mr M Greenfield, Dr A Pucci, Dr M Hashemi, Mr A Mosahebi (Senior)
(London)
09:20
Free Paper - Current commissioning for aesthetic procedures in NHS
England by Clinical Commissioning Groups: what has changed?
Miss W Chow1 (Presenter), Mr A Soueid2, Mr K Kok3, Mr R Nassab1 (Senior)
(1Chester, 2Manchester, 3Birmingham)
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09:30 – 14:35
09:30
Thursday 30 June 2016
Guest Presentation - Update on breast implant registry
Mr S Withey
09:40
Guest Presentation - Update on the UK National Flap Registry
Miss A Hazari
09:50
Sushruta Guha Lecture - Pushing the boundaries in limb salvage following
trauma
Professor R Sabapathy
10:30
Refreshment Break
11:00
Lip service and pain in the neck: cases and questions in aesthetic surgery
Session hosted by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons
Mr N S G Mercer (Chair), Dr D Song (Chair), Dr A Matarasso (Speaker),
Dr R D’Amico (Speaker)
13:00
Lunch
13:30
Hypospadias Special Interest Group Meeting (Bristol 1&2)
Burns
Chairs: Dr A Young & Dr M Shah
14:15
Free Paper - Choosing the right tool for burns debridement: a systematic
review of the evidence
Miss S J Edmondson (Presenter), Miss S Elamin, Dr I Ali, Miss A Murray
(Senior) (Aylesbury)
14:25
Free Paper - Patterns of injury in recurrent non-suicidal self burn injury
patients: are they site-specific?
Miss V Harries1 (Presenter), Miss N Wielogorska1, Dr D Gearon2,
Mr B Dheansa1 (Senior) (1East Grinstead, 2Cambridge)
14:35
Free Paper - Introduction of a paediatric minor burns proforma in a
burn facility affiliated emergency department: a successful quality
improvement project
Ms L Sayed (Presenter), Dr R Rowlands, Mrs C Porter, Mrs V Galsworthy,
Miss R Agarwal, (Senior) (Leicester)
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14:45 – 16:20
14:45
Thursday 30 June 2016
Free Paper - Prefabricated pre-expanded cervical skin flaps for hemifacial burns scar resurfacing
Mr P Sadigh (Presenter), Professor Y Zhang (Senior), Dr L Ke, Dr P Min,
Dr S Feng, Professor N Liu (Shanghai, China)
14:55
Free Paper - Success, failures and problems in the management of post
burn contractures
Dr F Buriro (Presenter), Dr M Nizam (Senior) (Karachi, Pakistan)
15:05
Free Paper - Sustainable hospital burns education in Northern Tanzania
Mr M Farid1 (Presenter), Dr E Manjira2, Mr J Rawlins3 (Senior)
(1Stevenage, 2Moshi, Tanzania, 3Perth, Western Australia)
15:15
Guest Lecture - Restore Research: twenty-five years young
Mr J Pleat
15:35
Guest Lecture - Clinical input into burn care priorities
Dr A Young
15:55
Guest Lecture - Tissue engineering, skin banking and burns care in China
Dr N Zhu
16:10
Refreshment Break
16:20
EGM
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08:00 – 09:20
Friday 1 July 2016
FRIday, 1 JULY 2016
08:00
Registration and Refreshments
General Plastic Surgery
Chairs: Mr D Ward & Mr N Yii
08:30
Free Paper - Lotus petal flap and combined laser therapy in difficult
pilonidal sinus management
Mrs K Hamnett (Presenter), Ms M Nagarajan, Mr A Iqbal, (Senior),
Ms J McPhail (Liverpool)
08:40
Free Paper - Clinical outcomes of paraspinal soft tissue sarcomas
Miss S Bagirathan1 (Presenter), Mr N Eastley2, Mr A Halka1, Dr T McCulloch1,
Mr M Sarmad Tamimy1, Miss A Raurell1, Mr R Ashford2, Mr G Perks1 (Senior)
(1Nottingham, 2Leicester)
08:50
Free Paper - Frequency of different free flaps for head and neck
reconstruction and their outcome
Dr F Buriro (Presenter), Dr M Nizam (Senior) (Karachi, Pakistan)
09:00
Free Paper - Isolation nasoseptal cartilage derived stem cells:
implications for cartilage tissue engineering
Ms Z Jessop (Presenter), Dr A Al-Sabah, Dr I L Pieper, Professor C Archer,
Professor C Thornton, Professor I S Whitaker (Senior) (Swansea)
09:10
Free Paper - An analysis of the operative experience of plastic surgery
trainees in the United Kingdom using the web-based eLogbook:
establishing an evidence base to set operative standards and enhance
training
Miss L Highton1 (Presenter), Mr R I S Winterton1 (Senior), Mr A Lamb2,
Mr A Fitzgerald3, Mr S Wood3, (1Manchester, 2Edinburgh 3London)
09:20
Free Paper - The use of study registration and protocols in plastic surgery
research: a systematic review
Mr T Pidgeon1, Dr C Limb2, Mr R Agha1, Ms K Whitehurst1 (Presenter),
Ms C Chandrakumar1, Ms G Wellstead1, Dr A Fowler1, Professor D Orgill3,
(Senior) (1London, 2Brighton, 3Boston, USA)
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09:30 – 10:40
09:30
Friday 1 July 2016
Free Paper - “Picturing Plastic Surgery”. A visual-based smart phone app
designed to serve Plastic Surgery trainees
Mr J Dickson (Presenter, Senior) (Birmingham)
09:40
Free Paper - The attitude to procedure specific consent forms in plastic
surgery: a national survey
Miss L Cooper1 (Presenter) Mr A Mosahebi2, Mr M Henley3, Mr A Pandya4,
Mr M Cadier5, Mr N Mercer6, Mr C Nduka1, (Senior) (1East Grinstead,
2
London, 3Nottingham, 4Portsmouth, 5Salisbury, 6Bristol)
09:50
Free Paper - Five-year experience on setup and development of a wrist
surgery service
Miss S Cerovac (Presenter, Senior) (London)
10:00
Free Paper - Management of chordee with hypospadias
Dr R Mole1 (Presenter), Mr D MacKenzie2 (Senior) (1Salisbury, 2Plymouth)
10:10
Free Paper - Liposuction for the management of chronic lymphoedema:
measuring improved quality of life using the Lymph-ICF and LyQLI
questionnaires
Mrs H Wohlgemut (Presenter), Mr A Munnoch (Senior) (Dundee)
10:20
Free Paper - Venous thromboembolism prophylaxis in Plastic Surgery: a
22-year national follow-up study
Mr R Wade1 (Presenter), Mr F Conroy2, Mr D Mather3 (Senior) (1Leeds,
2
Bedford, 3Wakefield)
10:30
Free Paper - Plastic Surgery interventions for children with severe sepsis
on PICU presenting with streptococcal infection and or varicella zoster
Miss Y Cemal1 (Presenter), Miss K Ford1, Miss L Cooper2, Mr D Yue1,
Miss N Timoney1, Dr A Nyman1, Miss A Greig1, (Senior) (1London, 2East
Grinstead)
10:40
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Refreshment Break
11:20 – 12:40
Friday 1 July 2016
Head & Neck, Cleft, Craniofacial, Ears
Chairs: Mr C Hill & Professor D David
11:20
John Potter Lecture - Removing the stigmata of the cleft
Professor D David
11:50
Free Paper - Outcome of patients with Pierre Robin sequence: the
Australian Craniofacial Unit experience
Mr S Chummun (Presenter), Mr N R McLean, Mr W Flapper, Mr M H Moore,
Professor P A Anderson, Professor D J David (Senior) (Adelaide, Australia)
12:00
Free Paper - Five-year speech outcomes following Furlow palatoplasty for
soft palate and submucous clefts. Is the Furlow palatoplasty a superior
method than intravelar veloplasty for soft palate and submucous clefts?
Miss J Baker (Presenter), Mr T O’Neill, Miss C Wylie, Miss P Foster,
Mr C Hill (Senior) (Belfast)
12:10
Free Paper - Funding in facial palsy
Mr A Kilshaw1 (Presenter); Mr W Holmes2, Mr P Matteucci3 (Senior)
(1Bradford, 2Leeds, 3Kingston upon Hull)
12:20
Free Paper - Photogrammetric measurement of smile excursion for
automatic smartphone facial grading
Miss V Harries1 (Presenter), Mr C Izard2, Miss L Cooper1, Mr A Thomas1,
Mr A Cleal1, Mr C Nduka1 (Senior) (1East Grinstead, 2Leeds)
12:30
Free Paper - Paradoxical frontalis activation: an under-recognised
consequence of facial palsy
Mr C Izard (Presenter, Senior) (East Grinstead)
12:40
Free Paper - A new method to ear canal plasty for the atresia of external
ear article: superior temporal artery pedicled spiral scalp flap
Dr Y Takeichi1 (Presenter), Professor H Iguchi2, Dr H Motai3, Dr H Tada4
(Senior) (1Ichinomiya, Japan, 2Nagoya, Japan, 3Tokai, Japan, 4Tu, Japan)
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12:50 – 15:20
12:50
Friday 1 July 2016
Free Paper - Piloting Changing Faces practitioners within the NHS to
address the psychological needs of patients with disfiguring injuries
Ms H J Spalding (Presenter, Senior), Dr J Partridge, Ms I Van Heugten,
Ms E Noble (London)
13:00
Lunch
13:30
Lymphoedema Special Interest Group (Bristol 1&2)
Breast Reconstruction
Chairs: Mr S Wilson & Miss E Prousskaia
14:15
Guest Lecture - The vertical upper gracilis flap for breast reconstruction video presentation
Dr D Song
14:50
Free Paper - Prevalence of psychiatric comorbidities among patients
undergoing autologous breast reconstruction. Results from nationwide
versus institutional data
Miss B Becherer1 (Presenter), Miss P Kamali1, Dr M A Paul1, Miss W Wu1,
Dr H A Rakhorst2, Dr K J Kansal1, Dr S J Lin1 (Senior)
(1Boston, USA, 2Enschede, the Netherlands)
15:00
Free Paper - Abdominal free flap breast reconstruction outcomes and cost
analysis: a review of 172 consecutive cases
Mr K Y Wong1 (Presenter), Mr T Paterson1, Mr K Alame2, Mr S Lee2,
Mr C Durrant3 (Senior), Mr S Heppell3 (Senior) (1Salisbury, 2Southampton,
3
Portsmouth)
15:10
Free Paper - Happy Flappy - Rectus sheath blocks for pain management
following autologous breast reconstruction
Mr S Sandhu (Presenter), Miss J Tang, Miss V Teoh, Miss P Muthayya,
Mr S Coulson, Mr D G Dujon, Mr D G K Lam, Dr S Kurian (Senior) (Sheffield)
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15:30 – 16:10
15:20
Friday 1 July 2016
Free Paper - Differences in 32,248 post-mastectomy autologous breast
reconstruction patients using the updated National Inpatient Survey: an
analysis of national and regional trends
Dr P K Sadeghian1 (Presenter), Dr M A Paul1, Dr A S Ibrahim2,
Dr P G L Koolen3, Miss W Wu1, Dr M L Schermerhorn1, Dr B T Lee1,
Dr S J Lin1 (Senior) (1Boston, USA, 2New Orleans, USA, 3Amsterdam,
the Netherlands)
15:30
Free Paper - Clinical audit report: risk reducing mastectomy patient
selection
Miss D Lim (Presenter), Mr S Wilson (Senior), Mr A Wiberg (Bristol)
15:40
Free Paper - Breform pre-shaped polyester mesh – extending its use into
cancer patients
Mr C Chan (Presenter, Senior), Mr J Bristol, Mr D Humzah, Miss F Court
(Cheltenham)
15:50
Free Paper - The correlation between body mass index (BMI), timing of
surgery, and perioperative morbidity in free flap breast reconstruction:
defining a BMI threshold to assist decision-making
Miss S Hendrickson (Presenter), Miss M Moustaki, Ms C Lankage,
Mr J Constantinides, Mr D Ross, Miss P N Mohanna, Mr M Ho-Asjoe,
Mr J Farhadi, Mr P Roblin (Senior) (London)
16:00
Free Paper - Utility of the in-the-crease inferior gluteal artery perforator
flap in autologous breast reconstruction
Mrs H Wohlgemut (Presenter), Mr M Schaverien, Mr A Munnoch (Senior)
(Dundee)
16:10
Free Paper - Team efficiency: DIEP Police- Four free flaps in one day in a
single operating theatre
Mr H Sharma (Presenter), Miss B Craggs, Miss G Oni, Dr G Libondi,
Mr N Patel, Mr V Ramakrishnan (Senior) (Chelmsford)
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Author
Poster Number
Al-Himdani, S
1
Jing, S
25, 26, 27
Armstrong, A
2
Johnstone, P
28
Aranout, A
3
Jones, C
29
Baker, B
4
Koshy, O
21
Bhat, W
5
Kumar, N
30, 31
Brennan, L
6
Lye, G
33, 34
Chan, C
7
Murphy, R
35
Chan, P Z H
8
Nabulyato, W
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Chandra, A
9
Page, F
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Chasapi, M
10, 11
Pantelides, N
38
Rafique, B
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Redgrave, N
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Choudhary, A
Cooper, L
12
13, 18
Coulson, S
14
Sayed, L
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Curran, T
15
Sethu, C
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Drury, P
16
Teoh, V
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Dutta, P
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Thacoor, A
43
Fung, V
19
Thakrar, C
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Gardner, S
20
Thomson, D
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Hamnett, K
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Vijayan, R
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Highton, L
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White, A
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Jessop, Z
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P1 - P9
POSTERS
Posters
Posters will be available to view throughout the conference using the poster stations
in the foyer.
1.
Dog bites in the UK: an increasing burden for the Plastic Surgeon?
Ms S Al-Himdani1 (Presenter), Mr Y Sheena2, Ms D Nguyen1 (Senior)
(1Swansea, 2Cambridge)
2.
Discrepancies between incision and excision biopsies
Mr A Armstrong1 (Presenter), Dr A Hart-Pinto2, Dr N Sharma2, Mr Z Hassan2
(Senior) (1Portsmouth, 2Merseyside)
3.
Multiple Pilomatrixoma: an early cutaneous marker for Myotonic
Dystrophy and Gardner’s Syndrome
Dr A Aranout (Presenter), Mr R Duncan, Mr N Wilson-Jones (Senior)
(Swansea)
4.
Keeping pace with the media: a case of giant hogweed burns and literature
review
Mr B Baker (Presenter), Mr J Bedford, Mr S Kanitkar (Senior) (Manchester)
5.
Deep sternal wound infections: a two-year analysis of a regional centres
practice and an algorithm of management
Mr W Bhat (Presenter), Mr P Mcelnay, Mr M Alwari, Mr M Ragbir,
Mr K Rahman (Senior) (Newcastle)
6.
Readability of patient information leaflets from the British Association of
Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons
Miss L Brennan (Presenter), Miss S Chaudhry, Dr V Narwani (Senior)
(Norwich)
7.
Cosmetic breast surgery MDT: improving the quality of care for aesthetic
breast patients
Mr C Chan (Presenter, Senior), Miss F Court, Mr J Bristol, Mr D Humzah
(Cheltenham)
8.
Hip disarticulation and free flap reconstruction for extensive lower limb
arteriovenous malformation in SOLAMEN Syndrome
Dr P Z H Chan (Presenter), Dr M Lodge (Senior), Dr B Carney, D I Harvey,
Dr M Wilks, Dr J Dawson (Adelaide, Australia)
9.
Have you actually got their consent? an update on consent and its impact
on the procedure of consenting and medical practice
Ms A Chandra (Presenter), Mr P Lim (Senior), Mr T Mcleod (York)
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P10 - P19
10.
POSTERS
FTSG on the face: do we really need tie over dressings or quilting sutures?
Miss M Chasapi (Presenter), Mr A Salibi (Senior) (Preston)
11.
Auricular wedge excision made easy
Miss M Chasapi (Presenter), Mr A Salibi (Senior) (Preston)
12.
Use of Diphoterine on chemical burns at a regional burn centre
Dr A Choudhary (Presenter), Dr B El-Khayat, Professor S Jeffery (Senior)
(Birmingham)
13.
Paediatric necrotising fasciitis: an English single centre plastic surgery
experience
Miss L Cooper1 (Presenter), Miss K Ford2, Miss Y Cemal3, Mr D Yue3, Ms
N Timoney4, Mr A Nyman4, Ms A Greig4 (Senior) (1East Grinstead, 2London
(King’s College Hospital), 3London (St Thomas’ Hospital), 4London (Evelina
Children’s Hospital))
14.
Are we selling ourselves short? Cost coding in Plastic Surgery breast
services in the North Bristol NHS Trust
Mr S Coulson (Presenter), Mr G Tanos, Mr S Wilson, Miss E Prousskaia
(Senior) (Bristol)
15.
Strapping up: management of paediatric Salter Harris II hand fractures
Ms T Curran (Presenter), Ms M Lo, Ms M Downs, Mr S Wilson (Senior)
(Bristol)
16.
‘Sweaty Betty’ - A stain on her gym wear
Miss P Drury (Presenter), Mr M Stephens, Mr M Jones (Senior),
Dr L Munthali (East Grinstead)
17.
Case report on prophylactic venous supercharged radial collateral artery
perforator propeller flap: improved outcomes in perforator propeller flaps
Mr P Dutta (Presenter), Mr D Koustic (Senior), Ms I Keiran (Manchester)
18.
Plastic Surgery and staphyloccus aureus sepsis in children
Miss L Cooper2 (Presenter), Miss K Ford1, Mr D Yue3, Miss Y Cemal3,
Mr P Poblin3, Ms N Timoney4, Mr A Nyman4, Miss A Greig4 (1London (King’s
College Hospital), 2East Grinstead, 3London (St Thomas’ Hospital), 4London
(Evelina Children’s Hospital))
19.
Correcting the over-corrected gynaecomastia – a novel technique using
stacked acellular dermal matrix
Miss V Fung (Presenter), Mr S Kohlhardt (Senior) (Sheffield)
25
P20 - P29
20.
POSTERS
Preventing pressure alopecia with a pillow
Dr S Gardiner (Presenter), Mr J Simock (Senior) (Christchurch, New
Zealand)
21.
Patient outcomes of ‘Arrow’ flap and underlying peg cartilage graft nipple
reconstruction following DIEP based breast reconstruction
Mr O Koshy (Presenter) (Senior), Miss P Gill, Mr D Jordan, Mr K Graham
(Liverpool)
22.
‘Missing the boat and burning bridges’. Why poor timing of genetic testing
in high risk breast cancer patients is worsening reconstructive outcome
Mrs K Hamnett1 (Presenter), Mr N Hamnett2, Mr K Graham1 (Senior)
(1Liverpool, 2Coventry,)
23.
Patient-reported outcome measures following DIEP flap breast
reconstruction
Miss L Highton (Presenter), Miss S O’Ceallaigh (Senior) Mr S Wilson,
Mr J Duncan (Wythenshawe)
24.
Development of a bench top 3D bioprinter for use by Plastic Surgeons
Ms Z Jessop (Presenter), Dr A Al-Sabah, Mr S Manivannan,
Dr E Combellack, Dr D Thomas, Professor I Whitaker (Senior) (Swansea)
25.
Metastatic basal cell carcinoma in Gorlin Syndrome
Miss S Jing (Presenter), Dr J Lear, Dr E Allan, Professor G Evans,
Mr D Oudit (Senior) (Manchester)
26.
Novel use of the profunda artery perforator flap in vulvo-perineal
reconstruction
Miss S Jing (Presenter), Mr D Koustic (Senior) (Manchester)
27.
Perforator-only propeller anterolateral thigh flap for reconstructions
around the knee
Miss S Jing (Presenter), Mr D Koustic (Senior) (Manchester)
28.
Case report: successful application of keratinocyte suspension using
autologous fibrin spray
Dr P Johnstone (Presenter), Mr J S Kwei, Mr G Filobbos, Mr D Lewis
(Senior), Professor S Jeffery (Birmingham)
29.
Pilomatrix carcinoma: a ten-year review of the literature
Mr C Jones (Presenter), Dr M Porteli, Mr R Thompson (Senior) (Glasgow)
26
P30 - P38
30.
POSTERS
Case report: incidental intraoperative detection of hypertrophied
transversus thoracis fibres and their clinical significance
Dr N Kumar (Presenter), Miss M Fawzy, Mr W Nabul, Dr C Green,
Dr H Taylor, Dr C Brassett, Mr M Irwin (Senior) (Cambridge)
31.
The introduction of mobile operating systems within a major trauma
centre: a SMART idea
Dr N Kumar (Presenter), Mr W Nabulyato, Dr D Palihawadana, Mr A Abood
(Senior) (Cambridge)
32.
Systematic review: predicting adverse psychological outcomes following
hand trauma
Dr N Redgrave (Presenter), Miss E Ladds, Mr M Lamyman (Senior),
Dr C Wade, Dr N Rekharti, Dr K Taylor, Dr J Quinlan (Oxford)
33.
Atypical fibroxanthoma: the reliability of an incisional biopsy preliminary
diagnosis
Mr G Lye1 (Presenter), Dr J Wright2, Mr S Al-Ghazal1, Professor A Wright1
(Senior) (1Bradford, 2Rotherham)
34.
Atypical fibroxanthoma: clinical and histological features in the Bradford
population
Mr G Lye1 (Presenter), Dr J Wright2, Mr S Al-Ghazal1 (Senior),
Professor A Wright1 (1Bradford, 2Rotherham)
35.
Glomus tumours of the digits: the ten-year Manchester experience
Mr R Murphy (Presenter), Mr B Baker, Mr A Mishra (Senior) (Manchester)
36.
Cadaveric assessment of the transverse thoracis muscle and its impact on
free tissue transfer in aesthetic and reconstructive breast surgery
Mr W Nabulyato (Presenter), Dr N Kumar, Mr A Elfaki, Miss M Fawzy,
Mr J Perfitt, Mrs M Wright, Dr H Taylor, Dr C Brasset, Mr M Irwin (Senior)
(Cambridge)
37.
Outcomes and satisfaction with semi-elective day case hand trauma
surgery
Miss F Page (Presenter), Mr D Chester (Senior), Ms M McCarthy
(Birmingham)
38.
The rectus abdominis muscle advancement flap as a salvage option for
chest wall reconstruction: a case report
Mr N Pantelides (Presenter), Mr S Iyer (Senior) (Preston)
27
P39 - P47
39.
POSTERS
Evaluation of adult and paediatric clerking in a regional burns unit
Dr B Rafique (Presenter), Dr M Fell, Dr S Trowbridge, Ms J Atkins (Senior),
Ms I Jones (London)
40.
Hub and spoke network integration: streamlining the Plastic Surgical
patient pathway
Ms L Sayed (Presenter), Mr S Cairns, Miss R Agarwal (Senior) (Leicester)
41.
Morphea of the breast masquerading as cellulitis: a case report
Miss C Sethu (Presenter), Mr K Y Wong, Mrs D Slade-Sharman (Senior)
(Salisbury)
42.
Traumatic foot and ankle wounds and lymphoedema: a strapping solution!
Miss V Teoh (Presenter), Miss S Rogers, Miss P Valand, Miss V Giblin
(Senior)
43.
Are hospital simulation centres being adequately utilised for self-directed
learning and practice of surgical skills?
Dr A Thacoor (Presenter), Mr S Majumder (Senior) (Wakefield)
44.
Traumatic adult brachial plexus injuries: designing a clinically relevant
outcomes tool
Mr C Thakrar (Presenter), Ms S Taplin, Ms S Oxley, Mr R Bains,
Miss G Bourke, Miss C Hernon (Senior) (Leeds)
45.
A meta-analysis of time-limited versus volume-controlled strategies for
timing of drain removal following axillary lymphadenectomy
Mr D Thomson1 (Presenter), Professor D Furniss2 (Senior), Mr A Trevatt2
(1London, 2Oxford)
46.
An approach for the struggling free flap surgeon
Mr R Vijayan (Presenter), Miss P Drury, Mr M Gorman, Miss T Cubison
(Senior) (East Grinstead)
47.
Case report: Emergency spare part microsurgery - a neurotised free fillet
of sole flap to preserve a below knee amputation
Miss A White (Presenter), Mr O Gileard, Mr P Sadigh (Senior) (London)
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Exhibitor List
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Exhibitor Information
Exhibitors By STAND
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Q Medical
2
Mediwound
3
Severn Healthcare Technologies
4
Private Practice Manager
5
Mercian
6
DP Medical Systems
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Sebbin
8
Acelity
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NHSBT
10
Elemental
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Referapatient
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Integra
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Smith & Nephew
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British Association of Skin Camouflage
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Medtronic
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Regenerys
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Elsevier/JPRAS
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Ideal MS
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Dr-Kim Co
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Mentor
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BFIRST
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Dendrite- National Flap Registry
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eLPRAS
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Harley Medical Group
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Exhibitor Information
Exhibitor Catalogue
Acelity / HC21 Stand 8
Address: KCI Holdings UK Ltd, 11 Nimrod Way, East Dorset Trade Park, Ferndown
Industrial Estate, Wimbourne, BH21 7SH
Contact: Claire Collins - [email protected] - 00353 1 4213907
Website: www.acelity.com / www.healthcare21.eu
Acelity is a global wound care and regenerative medicine company committed
to advancing the science of healing and restoring people’s lives. Headquartered
in San Antonio, Texas, Acelity delivers value through cutting-edge therapies and
innovative products that address unmet clinical needs and lead the industry in
quality, safety and customer experience. Our passion for our customers and their
patients unites Acelity employees around the world. For more information, please
visit Acelity.com.
BFIRST Stand 21
Contact: [email protected]
Website: www.bfirst.org.uk
BFIRST’s vision is of a world where surgeons and hospital staff in resource-poor
countries have the necessary expertise and have the necessary supplies to be able
to perform reconstructive surgery and rehabilitate patients by themselves, without
our help, but we have to get the expertise there and make it self-sustaining first!
How?
BFIRST’s mission is to train surgeons working in some of the poorest countries
in the world by sending BFIRST Consultant Plastic Surgeons and their teams of
relevant allied healthcare professionals on regular training trips tailored to the
local needs in reconstructive surgery. We aim to make partnerships between
units abroad and BFIRST teams, so our training maintains the local relevance and
tracks progress.
We have also uniquely built in an assessment of the BFIRST teams by the local
surgeons and staff, and we continue to monitor the local surgeons’ progress
through ISCP based assessment tools.
Why?
Through reconstructive plastic surgery, we aim to release some of the world’s
most vulnerable children and adults from a state of poverty caused by a deformity
or a disability.
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Exhibitor Information
You know we can make a huge difference with reconstructive surgery, help us do
it!
Donate, sign up or spread the word on twitter, Facebook or pigeon post.
British Association of Skin Camouflage Stand 14
Address: PO Box 3671, Chester, Cheshire, CH1 9QH
Contact: Liz Allen - [email protected] - 01254 703 107
Website: www.skin-camouflage.net
The British Association of Skin Camouflage is considered to be the main source of
information and educational material and is the leading training authority for this
specialism. Although our graduates work independently of us, we are proud of
their role in helping others to face the world, with confidence.
Dendrite Stand 22
Address: The Hub, Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, RG9 1AY
Contact: [email protected] - [email protected] - 44 1491 411 288
Website: www.e-dendrite.com
Dendrite Clinical Systems is a specialist supplier of clinical databases, analysis
software and consultancy services for hospitals and national registries.
BAPRAS have commissioned Dendrite Clinical Systems to establish the world’s
first free and pedicled flap web-registry – this is now running live and data is
accumulating at a pace. If you are not already a contributor, please visit the
Dendrite stand to see how the registry software works and to register for access to
the database.
DP Medical Systems Ltd Stand 6
Address: 15 A Oakcroft Road, Chessington, Surrey, KT9 1RH
Contact: Christina Pitman - [email protected] - 020 8391 4455
Website: www.dpmedicalsys.com
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Exhibitor Information
DR Kim Company Stand 19
Address: #213 Ace Gwangmyeong Tower, 108 Haan-ro, Gwangmyeong-si, Gyeonggido, Korea(423-798)
Contact: Joshua Lee - [email protected] - +82-2-2611-4755~6, +82-10-92742025
Website: dr-kim.net
Dr-Kim Co. is a leading company of manufacturing shadowless head lamp
first in the world. The CEO of Dr-Kim company is a medical doctor. We produce
customized loupes and telescope attachable Dr-Kim head lamp too. We have
launched the camera system.
Elemental Healthcare Ltd Stand 10
Address: Elemental House, Shefford Park Farm, Great Shefford, Hungerford,
Berkshire, RG17 7ED
Contact: [email protected] - 0844 412 0020
Website: www.elementalhealthcare.co.uk
Elemental Healthcare is a leading independent distributor providing innovative
solutions in minimally invasive surgery. Elemental’s product portfolio is not only at
the forefront of the latest developments in surgery but also provides cost effective
solutions for a challenged NHS.
SPY fluorescence imaging technology provides surgeons with real-time and precise
visualisation of tissue perfusion, leading to improved outcomes and reduced costs
without exposing the patient to harmful ionizing radiation or contrast dye toxicity.
IFABond Laparoscopic Glue provides an alternative to quilting, significantly
reducing the available area for Seroma formation. IFAbond is a pure solution with
no additives which takes only a short time to form a strong bond. It is quick and
easy to apply and is supplied in a variety of formats to suit the application.
Cellis is a truly biological implant at a sensible price. It is preservative free
enabling better integration and reduced issue reaction. Cellis uses non-aggressive
purification methods which maintains the dermal integrity. It is easy to use and
doesn’t require any specialist storage methods or rinsing prior to use.
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Exhibitor Information
e-LPRAS Stand 23
Contact: [email protected] - [email protected]
Website: www.e-lfh.org.uk/programmes/plastic-reconstructive-and-aesthetic-surgery
e-LPRAS is an e-learning project for Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic
Surgery, which is supported by BAPRAS.
If you would like to find out more about the project (e.g. how to access the
learning materials or contribute as an author) then please speak to one of the
representatives on the e-LPRAS stand.
Elsevier Stand 17
Address: Radarweg 19, 1043 NX Amsterdam, NL
Contact: Carolien van der Zanden - [email protected]
Website: www.elsevier.com
Elsevier is a world-leading provider of information solutions that enhance the
performance of science, health, and technology professionals, empowering
them to make better decisions, deliver better care, and sometimes make
groundbreaking discoveries that advance the boundaries of knowledge and human
progress.
Elsevier publishes leading journals in Surgery including the official journal of
BAPRAS, Journal of Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery (JPRAS).
The Harley Medical Group Stand 28
Address: 6 Harley Street, London, W1G 9PD
Contact: [email protected] - 0207 462 6895
Website: www.harleymedical.com
Integrity, ambition and professionalism are at the heart of everything we do. Now
under new ownership, our guiding philosophy of ‘Founded on Care’ means that
from surgeon, to nurse, to patient, we make sure care is at the forefront of our
business.
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Exhibitor Information
Ideal Medical Solutions Stand 18
Address: South Building, 1, Howard Road, Reigate, Surrey, RH2 7JE
Contact: [email protected] - 020 8773 7844
Website: www.ideal-ms.com
Ideal Medical Solutions has an extensive range of burns, plastics, reconstructive
and aesthetic surgery products for the NHS and private sector.
Please visit our stand for information on the following clinically proven products:
ReCell®, Matriderm®, Filtron Fat Transfer and Keller Funnel 2.
We are offering free product evaluations so please come and see us to arrange
your trial.
Integra Neurosciences Ltd Stand 12
Address: Kingsgate House, Newbury Road, Andover, SP10 4DU
Contact: [email protected]; [email protected] - 01264 345 700
Website: www.integralife.eu
Mediwound Stand 2
Address: Eisenstr.5 D-65428, Russelsheim, Germany
Contact: [email protected]
Website: www.nexobrid.com
NexoBrid™, is indicated for the removal of eschar in adults with deep partial- and
full-thickness thermal burns.
NexoBrid™ contains a mixture of enzymes called “concentrate of proteolytic
enzymes enriched in bromelain. It was studied by more than 100 leading burn
specialists worldwide in 7 clinical studies involving more than 550 patients.
NexoBrid™ removes the eschar without harming viable tissue and is a topical
application.
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Exhibitor Information
Medtronic Stand 15
Address: Building 9, Croxley Green Business Park Hatters Lane Watford WD18 8WW
Contact: [email protected]
Website: www.medtronic.com
Medtronic partners with medical professionals to develop life-changing
technologies that improve the way chronic diseases are treated. Medtronic
Advanced Energy is dedicated to developing technology that improves outcomes
for doctors and their patients. The PEAK® plasma blade is a monopolar precision
dissection device that provides incision healing equivalent to a scalpel and
the bleeding control of traditional electrosurgery, but with reduced thermal
damage. Our electrosurgical products are designed to assist surgeons during a
variety of procedures, including orthopaedic, spinal, surgical oncology, plastic/
reconstructive, and ENT applications.
Mentor Stand 20
Address: Johnson & Johnson Medical Limited, Pinewood Campus, Nine Mile Ride,
Wokingham, Berkshire, RG40 3EW
Contact: Tel: +44 (0) 800 973082
Website: www.mentormedical.co.uk
As a leading manufacturer of breast implants, Mentor is delighted to be associated
with BAPRAS summer meeting. We look forward to the debates, solutions and
expertise shared from around the globe, and would encourage all delegates to visit
the Mentor stand and understand our growing portfolio of breast care solutions.
Mercian Surgical Supply Ltd Stand 5
Address: 10 Topaz Business Park, Topaz Way, Bromsgrove, Worcester, B61 OGD
Contact: [email protected] - 0844 879 1133
Website: www.merciansurgical.co.uk
Mercian has been established for over 50 years as an independent company with
a focus on high quality plastic surgery instrumentation and a particular interest in
the micro surgery reconstructive surgery field.
The S&T micro surgery instruments which are supplied by Mercian are know the
world over as leaders in the field of micro surgery instruments & micro sutures.
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Exhibitor Information
We will be showing at the forthcoming BAPRAS meeting;
•
The original Acland Micro Vessel Clamps
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Our new Super-Fine Micro Surgery Instrument Set
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Hand Surgery Instruments
•
Micro Sutures
•
A complete range of S&T Micro Surgery Instrumentation
NHS Blood and Transplant, Tissue Services Stand 9
Address: Estuary Commerce Park, 14 Estuary Banks, Speke, Liverpool, L24 8RB
Contact: [email protected] - 0151 268 7117
Website: www.nhsbt.nhs.uk
The NHS Tissue Bank in Liverpool is the largest retrieval and storage facility for
human tissue in the UK. We operate as a not-for-profit organisation responsible
for the entire supply chain, co-ordinating, recovering, processing, and bank tissue.
Our unique service offers a wide range of tissue for grafting or transplantation.
PPM Software Ltd Stand 4
Address: PPM Software Limited, The Business Centre, 100 Honey Lane, Waltham
Abbey, Essex, EN9 3BG
Contact: [email protected] - 01992 655940 or 07860 525831
Website: www.ppmsoftware.com
PPM - PRIVATE PRACTICE MANAGER
Please visit STAND 4 to find out why many of your colleagues have implemented
‘PPM’- Private Practice Manager
‘PPM’ will provide all the facilities for the complete administration and financial
control of your private practice.
The service includes on site installation and personal training. In addition,
the flexibility of the software means it can be customised to your particular
requirements.
Alternatively, if you would like to arrange a demonstration, after the exhibition,
contact Tom Hunt on either 01992 655940 - Option 2 or 07860 525831 or e-mail [email protected]
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Exhibitor Information
Q Medical Technologies Ltd Stand 1
Address: Unit 1A Summerlands Trading Estate, Endmoor, Kendal, Cumbria, LA8 0FB
UK
Contact: Douglas Black - 01539 561 807
Website: www.qmedical.co.uk
Q Medical technologies Ltd is an independent UK company founded in 2004.
The company exclusively distributes a hand-picked range of innovative medical
devices. The unique innovative range include: Polytech Microthane Breast
Implants, SurgiMend ADM for abdominal and breast reconstruction, Ellman Radio
Frequency surgical units, Accuvien vein viewers and Pain relieving products.
Referapatient Stand 11
Address: Bloomsbury Health, c/o Origin Medical Solutions Ltd, 9b Canberra House,
Corby Business Park Corby, Northants NN17 5JG
Contact: [email protected]
Website: www.referapatient.org
referapatient® incorporates best-of-breed cloud technology ensuring acute
referrals and responses are securely documented for clear communication
between doctors. Algorithmic web-forms with image upload, BYOD, statistical
analysis, Instant Messaging, SMS and rapid implementation are some of the
features. Finalists for international industry-awards, referapatient® is a digital
bridge connecting regional specialist services.
Regenerys Stand 16
Address: The Innovation Centre, 217 Portobello, Sheffield, S1 4DP
Contact: [email protected]
Website: www.regenerys.com
Regenerys offers the Adiposet serivce for banking autologous adipose tissue.
Benefits:
•
Minimises the use of general anaesthetic
•
Reduces theatre time
•
Enables lipomodelling in day case theatre
•
Single liposuction using current techniques
•
Improve patient experience
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•
Store tissue for future cosmetic procedures
•
Facilitates multiple lipofillings
•
Good Yields
•
Lowers risk of infection
Visit the Regenerys stand for further information on how this service can improve
your reconstructive practice, save your trust money and improve the patient pathway.
Sebbin Stand 7
Address: St Mary’s Court, The Broadway, Amersham, Buckinghamshire, HP7 0UT
Contact: Alison Grayley - (0)1494 590416 - [email protected]
Website: www.sebbin.com
Groupe SEBBIN markets silicone implants for aesthetic and reconstructive
surgery. The portfolio includes breast implants, 3D surgery simulation software,
tissue expanders, gluteal, calf, testicular as well as single use kits and disposable
devices for lipofilling procedures.
Meso BioMatrix® is an Acellular Peritoneum Matrix designed and developed
specifically for breast reconstruction.
Severn Healthcare Stand 3
Address: 38 Kingfisher Court, Hambridge Road, Newbury, Berkshire RG14 5SJ
Contact: [email protected] - 01635 887 640
Website: www.severnhealthcare.com
SEVERN Healthcare Technologies may be a new company but in many ways it’s a
re-constructed company.
Severn staff have many years of accumulated experience in head & neck and
plastic & reconstructive surgical specialities.
Severn’s manufacturing partners include Synovis MCA who produce the GEM
Coupler Anastomotic Device, Flow Coupler (with integrated 20Hz Doppler) and
the GEM microclips/superfine microclips. We also work with BiosCompass,
manufacturers of ADCON 1g anti-adhesion gel used in the prevention of fibrotic
adhesions which can lead to neurolysis and tenolysis in extremities surgery.
The Severn commitment to the surgical specialities that we serve is to consistently
provide gold standard technologies that are being continuously enhanced by
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innovation and development, industry leading customer service with competent
technical support and quality education programmes.
Our ambition is to provide added value in everything that we do, so that our
customers have a delightful experience in all their dealings with Severn.
Smith and Nephew Stand 13
Address: TJ Smith & Nephew Ltd, Croxley Business Park, Building 5 Hatters Lane
Watford WD18 9YE
Contact: [email protected]
Website: www.smith-nephew.com
Smith & Nephew is a diversified advanced medical technology business that
supports healthcare professionals in more than 100 countries to improve the
quality of life for their patients. Smith & Nephew provide a range of products for
preventing, treating and managing wounds.
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The cross-speciality UK National Flap Registry is supported by the British Association of Plastic Reconstructive and
Aesthetic Surgeons, British Association of Head and Neck Oncologists, British Association of Oral and Maxillofacial
Surgeons, the Association of Breast Surgery and the British Society of Surgery of the Hand.
For technical support
please email
[email protected]
or call +44 208 849 8999
All Free and Pedicled Flaps
in the body
Participation by
BAPRAS, BAOMS,
BAHNO, BSSH and ABS
reveal
interpret
improve
The Hub, Station Road,
Henley-on-Thames
RG9 1AY, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1491 411 288
e-mail: [email protected]
www.e-dendrite.com
Venue Information
The conference takes place at the Marriott City Centre Hotel, Bristol.
Main conference room – Bristol 1&2
Exhibitions and refreshments – Bristol 3, SS Great Britain Suite, Empire Suite
Poster presentations and viewing - Foyer
Slide loading – Foyer
Address
Marriott City Centre Hotel, Bristol
2 Lower Castle Street
Old Market
Bristol
BS1 3AD
Trade exhibition
The trade exhibition will be available to view throughout the conference in the Bristol 3,
SS Great Britain Suite, Empire Suite.
Catering points
Refreshments and lunch will be served in the Bristol 3, SS Great Britain Suite, Empire
Suite.
WiFi
WiFi access is available - select the Marriott Conference wifi connection
Password: mercer
Cloakroom
There is a cloakroom in the hotel reception.
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Venue Information
Registration and information desk
The registration and information desk in the main foyer will be open at the following
times:
Wednesday
09:00 – 17:45
Thursday
08:00 – 17:00
Friday
08:00 – 14:30
Registration
Online registration remains open throughout the conference at the rates below:
Whole Meeting
Day Rate
BAPRAS Members: Full, Overseas, Interspecialty
£532
£212
BAPRAS Members: Trainee, Junior, Associate, Affiliate
£303
£121
£71
£54
Non-member consultants
£696
£278
Non-member trainees/other
£532
£212
BAPRAS Members: Honorary/Senior
£163
£54
BAPRAS Trainee Member (appointed prior to March 2016)
Researchers and medical students - This rate is not available at the meeting
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Information for Delegates
Taping of sessions
Any videoing, photography and sound recording of the conference sessions is strictly
forbidden, without prior written permission from the organising committee.
Certificate of attendance
Your certificate of attendance, including CPD points will be emailed to you after the
conference.
Abstracts
Abstracts of all free papers and posters are available to view online - visit
http://bapras.meeting.org.uk/programme
Conference App
Download the conference app via your device’s app store- search for Summer BAPRAS
2016. 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.
Poster viewing
Poster viewing stations are available in the foyer.
Using the poster stations
If you are on the front page… click a number to start viewing the relevant poster. Details
of poster numbers can be found in the conference guide.
Once you have selected a presentation, to move forwards and backwards through the
slides, hover the mouse at the bottom left hand corner of the screen - Navigation
buttons will appear to allow you to move forwards or backwards through the
presentation.
To return to the index page, click the red ‘i’ button, found in the top right hand corner of
every presentation slide.
All posters can be viewed at any of the viewing stations.
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Delegate Information
CPD
The following CPD points have been awarded for this meeting:
Wednesday 29 June
5 points
Thursday 30 June
6 points
Friday 1 July
6 points
Total
17 points
Social media
The twitter hashtag for the meeting is #summerbapras
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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 room 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 due 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 personal laptop/macbook is not permitted.
Future Meetings
BAPRAS Winter Scientific Meeting
Wednesday 23 November – Friday 25 November 2016
Victoria Park Plaza, London, UK
BAPRAS Summer Scientific Meeting
Wednesday 15 June - Friday 17 June 2016
Helsinki, Finland
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Social Events
Wednesday 29 June – Drinks reception
A drinks reception will be held at the close of the first day of the conference
(Wednesday 29th June). There is no charge for delegates to attend this event. The
drinks reception will be held in the exhibition areas.
Thursday 30 June - Association Dinner
This year’s Association Dinner will be held at Merchant Venturers Hall, Bristol.
Address
Merchants Hall
The Promenade
Clifton Down
Bristol
BS8 3NH
Tickets
Tickets should have been purchased via the online registration system at £70 each,
but please visit the registration desk at lunch time on Thursday 30 June as a limited
number may still be available.
Schedule
19:00
Coaches to leave Bristol Marriott City Hotel
19:30
Drinks reception at Merchant Venturers Hall
20:00
Dinner
23:30
Carriages
Dress Code
Lounge Suits
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BAPRAS Summer
Scientific Meeting 2016
Summer
Scientific Meeting
British Association of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons
29 June - 1 July 2016
Marriott City Centre Hotel, Bristol