Poster Presentation

(ABSTRACT SUBMSSION FOR POSTER PRESENTATION IS NOW CLOSED)

SELECTED POSTERS FOR PRESENTATION

S. no. Title Delegate
01
 A novel technique of nipple preservation with a skin-reducing, cancer risk reducing, mastectomy and immediate fixed volume implant breast reconstruction Abigail VM Speller
02
 A Successfully Reconstructed Case of Primary Leiomyosarcoma of the Breast Burcu ÇELET ÖZDEN
03 A Totally New Nipple Sparing Technique for Superior Results in 145 Single Stage Reconstructive Patients Loren Eskenazi
04 Adaptation of the Hall-Findlay technique for simultaneous contralateral reduction in delayed breast reconstruction with extended latissimus dorsi flap M Sinha
05
 Autologous Fat Grafting in Reconstructive Breast Surgery Magelia Kitcat
06 Breast Reconstruction and Adjuvant hormonal Therapy (BRAT) study A A Liem
07 Breast sharing surgery for breast reconstruction: an old technique revisited Andrew Mellington
08 Customised implant to correct pectus excavatum and bilateral muscle sparing latissimus dorsi breast reconstruction in a single procedure: A case report J Constantinides
09 Classification of chest wall deformity following childhood burns Victoria Giblin
10 Evaluation of a mastopexy technique for better upper pole fullness J C Finke
11 Gynaecomastia: A treatment algorithm for changing body shapes CC West
12 Exploring the Effects of Breast Reduction Surgery Rahil Naeem
13 Grisotti Flap Reconstruction for central Breast Tumours B S Mothe
14
 Nipple reconstruction with the modified CV flap: improved cosmesis and longevity of projection M Schaverien
15 Nipple-Sparing Mastectomy in Immediate Breast Reconstruction: International Evidence and Steps in that Direction RM Warner
16 Reconstruction of Nipple Areola Complex (NAC) after mastectomy in the Department of Plastic Surgery in Wroclaw (Poland) Aleksandra Luniewska
17 Skin Reducing Mastectomy and immediate reconstruction: the effect of radiotherapy on outcome Vijay Korwar
18 “Thoraco-Abdominal Flap”-A Versatile Simple Flap for Skin & Soft Tissue Cover Following Radical Surgery for Locally Advance Breast Cancer D K Das
19 Applying Local and National Guidelines for Cosmetic Surgery in the NHS E Breuning

 

We invite poster presentations for display during the meeting on 9th and 10th July 2010.

The following criteria need to be followed for submission of the posters:

  1. Posters are to be submitted by trainee grade doctors ONLY
  2. Presenting person must register for at least one day of the main conference i.e., 9th or 10th July or both days
  3. Content and topics should be related to the latest trends or new techniques in aesthetic or reconstructive breast surgery
  4. ONLY one poster per person
  5. Size – A0 (landscape or portrait)
  6. Display boards will be provided. You will have to bring your own pins, tape and stationery
  7. Please send the topic and content of your posters by email to plasticsurgery@uhcw.nhs.uk and write “Poster presentation” as the “Subject”.
  8. Last date for submission of abstract (250 words max.) for the posters is 31st May 2010
  9. Selected candidates will be informed by 15th June 2010
  10. You will be expected to stand near the poster during the lunch breaks to discuss the poster with delegates
  11. You might be allowed to display your poster on either 9th or 10th or both days depending on the content and relevance
  12. Posters will be assessed and scored by members of faculty
  13. The best poster will get a cash prize of £500

If you have any queries please contact Mr Omer Osmani on plasticsurgery@uhcw.nhs.uk . Please write “Poster presentation” as the “Subject” of the email.

We reserve the right to cancel poster presentation without any prior notice.

(ABSTRACT SUBMSSION FOR POSTER PRESENTATION IS NOW CLOSED)

SELECTED POSTERS FOR PRESENTATION

S. no. Title Delegate
01
 A novel technique of nipple preservation with a skin-reducing, cancer risk reducing, mastectomy and immediate fixed volume implant breast reconstruction Abigail VM Speller
02
 A Successfully Reconstructed Case of Primary Leiomyosarcoma of the Breast Burcu ÇELET ÖZDEN
03 A Totally New Nipple Sparing Technique for Superior Results in 145 Single Stage Reconstructive Patients Loren Eskenazi
04 Adaptation of the Hall-Findlay technique for simultaneous contralateral reduction in delayed breast reconstruction with extended latissimus dorsi flap M Sinha
05
 Autologous Fat Grafting in Reconstructive Breast Surgery Magelia Kitcat
06 Breast Reconstruction and Adjuvant hormonal Therapy (BRAT) study A A Liem
07 Breast sharing surgery for breast reconstruction: an old technique revisited Andrew Mellington
08 Customised implant to correct pectus excavatum and bilateral muscle sparing latissimus dorsi breast reconstruction in a single procedure: A case report J Constantinides
09 Classification of chest wall deformity following childhood burns Victoria Giblin
10 Evaluation of a mastopexy technique for better upper pole fullness J C Finke
11 Gynaecomastia: A treatment algorithm for changing body shapes CC West
12 Exploring the Effects of Breast Reduction Surgery Rahil Naeem
13 Grisotti Flap Reconstruction for central Breast Tumours B S Mothe
14
 Nipple reconstruction with the modified CV flap: improved cosmesis and longevity of projection M Schaverien
15 Nipple-Sparing Mastectomy in Immediate Breast Reconstruction: International Evidence and Steps in that Direction RM Warner
16 Reconstruction of Nipple Areola Complex (NAC) after mastectomy in the Department of Plastic Surgery in Wroclaw (Poland) Aleksandra Luniewska
17 Skin Reducing Mastectomy and immediate reconstruction: the effect of radiotherapy on outcome Vijay Korwar
18 “Thoraco-Abdominal Flap”-A Versatile Simple Flap for Skin & Soft Tissue Cover Following Radical Surgery for Locally Advance Breast Cancer D K Das
19 Applying Local and National Guidelines for Cosmetic Surgery in the NHS E Breuning

 

We invite poster presentations for display during the meeting on 9th and 10th July 2010.

The following criteria need to be followed for submission of the posters:

  1. Posters are to be submitted by trainee grade doctors ONLY
  2. Presenting person must register for at least one day of the main conference i.e., 9th or 10th July or both days
  3. Content and topics should be related to the latest trends or new techniques in aesthetic or reconstructive breast surgery
  4. ONLY one poster per person
  5. Size – A0 (landscape or portrait)
  6. Display boards will be provided. You will have to bring your own pins, tape and stationery
  7. Please send the topic and content of your posters by email to plasticsurgery@uhcw.nhs.uk and write “Poster presentation” as the “Subject”.
  8. Last date for submission of abstract (250 words max.) for the posters is 31st May 2010
  9. Selected candidates will be informed by 15th June 2010
  10. You will be expected to stand near the poster during the lunch breaks to discuss the poster with delegates
  11. You might be allowed to display your poster on either 9th or 10th or both days depending on the content and relevance
  12. Posters will be assessed and scored by members of faculty
  13. The best poster will get a cash prize of £500

If you have any queries please contact Mr Omer Osmani on plasticsurgery@uhcw.nhs.uk . Please write “Poster presentation” as the “Subject” of the email.

We reserve the right to cancel poster presentation without any prior notice.

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