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Programme of the 11Th Munich Lymphology Symposium 11th Munich Lymphology Symposium Lymphology meets scar therapy Programme 10th July 2021 · Munich Lymphology meets scar therapy Dear colleagues and friends of lymphology, The impact of the corona virus pandemic on our professional, social and private lives is omnipresent. It does not shy away from in-service training courses either which is why our Lymphology Symposium, planned for the middle of 2020, needed to be postponed to 2021. Lymphology is a subject with many peripheral areas. It demands expertise from different medical disciplines. That is why medical experts as well as therapists and care specialists from these subject areas are always integrated in our training courses so that you can be up-to-date with the latest treatment options for your patients. This year, we want to examine the aspects of soft tissue scarring and its impact on the development, progression and, most of all, treatment of lymphoedema: scars that develop, for example after trauma, caused by surgical tissue defects or as a radioderm from radiation treatment in cases of oncological conditions and are connected with lymphoedema. As part of the Online-Symposium, each participant can follow the lectures, ask questions online and also has the opportunity to re-watch the lectures in the media library for two weeks. I am therefore pleased to invite you to the 11th Munich Lymphology Symposium. You can look forward to inspiring presentations, valuable discussions and, above all, an informative interdisciplinary exchange. Sincerely yours, Dr. med. Michaela Knestele General information Scientific lead Dr. med. Michaela Knestele Head Physician, Allgäu Wound Centre Kliniken Ostallgäu-Kaufbeuren Organiser / Julius Zorn GmbH Conference Juzo Academy office Sandra Schäffer Juliusplatz 1 86551 Aichach, Germany juzo.com Phone +49 (0)8251 901 466 Fax +49 (0)8251 901 77 466 E-mail [email protected] Registration · online: juzo.com/munich-lymph-symposium-2021 · by email · by phone via the conference office You will receive an invoice/registration confirmation. Registration fee EUR 69 plus statutory VAT Congress language German with simultaneous interpreting to English Livestream 10th July 2021 9.00 am to 4.20 pm CEST Media library The english media library will be available for 2 weeks from release date, which is going to be a couple of days after the symposium. Certification You will receive a confirmation of participation We would like to thank: Villa Sana, 91781 Weiboldshausen, Germany villa-sana.com (€ 1.000) 02/2021 Programme 9.00 a.m. Welcoming speech, introduction Dr. med. Michaela Knestele, Kaufbeuren I. The scar Moderator: Prof. Dr. med. Marcus Lehnhardt, Bochum 9.15 a.m. Scar characteristics Dr. med. Michaela Knestele, Kaufbeuren 9.35 a.m. Oedemas and scars during the treatment of burn victims Dr. med. Bernd Hartmann, Berlin 10.00 a.m. An interesting case: Treatment of a secondary lymphoedema using scar correction and compression Dr. med. Katrin Kofler, Tübingen 10.15 a.m. Impact of scars on manual lymphatic drainage? Eva-Maria Streicher, Munich 10.40 a.m. Coffee break II. The oedema Moderator: Prof. Dr. med. Manuel Cornely, Cologne 11.10 a.m. Prevention of lymphoedema following tumour / trauma caused by lymphovenous anastomosis Prof. Dr. med. Marcus Lehnhardt, Bochum 11.35 a.m. Post-operative / post-traumatic lymphoedema: what needs to be taken into account during ML and compression therapy? John Hakman, Iserlohn 12.05 p.m. Scars following radiation treatment in cases of breast cancer and their impact on arm or thorax wall lymph- oedema Dr. med. Barbara Netopil, Königstein 12.30 p.m. Treating a radioderm with plastic surgery Dr. med. dr. med. (Univ. Zagreb) Mirko Dozan, Munich 12.55 p.m. Lunch break III. Physical therapy Moderator: Dr. med. Anya Miller, Berlin 2.00 p.m. Complex thorax compression treatment Christine Hemmann-Moll, Bad Rappenau 2.25 p.m. An interesting case: radioderm following breast cancer surgery Dr. med. Jeannette Marell, Bad Nauheim 2.40 p.m. Fascia technique and osteopathy – help in case of lymphoedema? PD Dr. med. Norman Best, Jena 3.05 p.m. Coffee break IV. News Moderator: Dr. med. Barbara Netopil, Königstein 3.30 p.m. What‘s new in lymphological compression therapy? Dr. med. Anya Miller, Berlin 3.55 p.m. Liposuction in hospital and at the doctor‘s practice against the background of the BGA ruling Prof. Dr. med. Manuel Cornely, Cologne 4.20 p.m. Summary Dr. med. Michaela Knestele, Kaufbeuren Please do not make any video recording and / or take photographs. Thank you. Speakers PD Dr. med. Comm. Institute Director Norman Best Institute for Physiotherapy Universitätsklinikum Jena 07747 Jena, Germany Prof.Hon. Dr. med. Specialist for Dermatology and Venereology, Manuel E. Cornely Lymphology Ly.Search 50678 Cologne, Germany Dr. med. dr. med. Assistant Physician (Univ. Zagreb) Clinic and Polyclinic for Plastic and Mirko Dozan Hand Surgery Klinikum rechts der Isar der TU Munich 81675 Munich, Germany John Hakman Surgical Specialist Cert. f. Ges. für Fußchirurgie©, WundDiplomArzt® Lymphology further education Project Manager, Lymphology and Wound Healing Colloquium 58636 Iserlohn, Germany Dr. med. Head Physician Bernd Hartmann Centre for Severe Burn Victims with Plastic Surgery Unfallkrankenhaus Berlin 12683 Berlin, Germany Christine Master Bandagist Hemmann-Moll 74906 Bad Rappenau, Germany Dr. med. Head Physician Michaela Knestele Wundzentrum Allgäu Kliniken Ostallgäu-Kaufbeuren 87600 Kaufbeuren, Germany Dr. med. Specialist for Dermatology and Venereology, Katrin Kofler Phlebology Universitäts-Hautklinik Tübingen 72076 Tübingen, Germany Privacy statement I am aware that I can cancel or revoke my consent for Juzo to store my data and process it further at any time and without stating my reasons, doing so by post (Julius Zorn GmbH, Juliusplatz 1, 86551 Aichach, Germa- ny), email ([email protected]) or telephone (+49 (0)8251 901 406). You can find more information about data protection and your rights on the homepage at: juzo.com/en-uk/privacy-and-data-protection Photographs will be taken during the event and published as part of the event coverage. If you do not wish to be photographed, please let the photographer know at the venue. Prof. Dr. med. Director Marcus Lehnhardt Clinic for Plastic and Hand Surgery, Centre for Severe Burn Victims BG Universitätsklinikum Bergmannsheil gGmbH 44789 Bochum, Germany Dr. med. Senior Physician Lymphology Jeannette Marell Reha-Zentrum Bad Nauheim Klinik Taunus Lymphology Department 61231 Bad Nauheim, Germany Binia Mattheis Physical and Oedema Therapist 86551 Aichach, Germany Dr. med. Specialist for Dermatology and Venerology Anya Miller Allergology, Phlebology, Lymphology 10627 Berlin, Germany Martin Morand Specialist Teacher for Therapeutic Lymphatic Drainage / CDT Lymphological Physiotherapy Practice 10719 Berlin, Germany Dr. med. Lymphology Physician Barbara Netopil Klinik Königstein der KVB 61462 Königstein im Taunus, Germany Eva-Maria Physiotherapist, Specialist Teacher for MLD/CDT Streicher Physiotherapy Practice Lymphzentrum Großhadern 81375 Munich, Germany Gabriele Wähner Practice Manager Lymphological Physiotherapy Practice Schwerpunktpraxis 10719 Berlin, Germany.
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