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PRS KOREA 2020 Program.Pdf 11.13.금 Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 비고 Craniofacial Session 1 Basic Research Challenges in Breast Reconstruction Reconstruction of the Lower Extremities Functional Outcomes of Cleft Surgery Session 1: 첨단재생바이오세션 좌장: 김영석, 서보미 좌장 최영웅, 문경철 좌장: 백롱민, 남승민 좌장: 손대구, 허찬영 1. Aesthetic consideration for breast reconstruction (가제) 1. Innovations applied to limb reconstruction 1. Outcomes following palatoplasty in patients with 1. 박재성 CTO (엑소좀 플러스) Gregory Evans Nicolas Pereira (Chile) syndromic cleft palate - So Young Lim (Sungkyunkwan Univ.) 2. Combined advanced medicinal product 2. Jian Farhadi (Guy's and St. Thomas' Hospital, UK) 2. Predictive factors for limb salvage and foot ulcer 2. Outcomes of a Superiorly-based Pharyngeal Flap for the 김태욱 대표 (레이지바이오랩) 3. ERC in Autologous Breast Reconstruction recurrence in patients with critical limb ischemia after 7:30~8:30 Correction of Velopharyngeal Dysfunction - Yong Chan Bae 3. Trend of prosthesis as a medical devices in concept of Christian Bonde (Denmark) intensive treatment with a multidisciplinary team (Pusan National Univ.) tissue regeneration 4. ALCL Breast Implant Registries Miki Fujii (Japan) 3. Current practices of speech-language therapy in cleft 김정주 박사 (메디팹) Hinne Rakhorst (Netherlands) 3. Nedhal Abdullah Alqumber patients Fungal induced partial necrosis of tensor fascia latae free Hee Won Moon (Severance Hosp., Speech Therapy Clinic) flap used to reconstruct a complex hind foot defect secondary to landmine injury with complete loss of the calcaneus and talus innovative modefied functional shortining of the foot Craniofacial Session 2 Basic Research Breast Reconstruction Oncological Reconstruction Better, Faster and Safer; CAD/CAS in Craniofacial Session 2: Recent Trends of Stem Cell and Tissue Techniques and Refinements 변재경, 김상화 Surgery Engineering (I) 엄진섭, 전영우 좌장: 탁민성, 김동연 좌장: 김우섭, 전영준 1. Use of the Superficial Circumflex Iliac Aetery Perforator 1. Profunda Femoris Artery Perforator (PAP) Flap: An Flap in Sarcoma Reconstruction 1. How to connect the Computer Simulation with the Real 1. Cartilage type-specific Tissue Engineering anatomical Study of the Correlation of the Perforators, the Hidehiko Yoshimatsu (Cancer Institute Hosp. of the Japanese Surgery? - Jong Woo Choi (Univ. of Ulsan) 이은아 교수님 (경희대학교) Accessory Saphenous Vein, and the Lymph Collecting Vessels Foundation for Cancer Research, Japan) 2. Is the Mirroring Technology Reliable in the Use of 2. 3D Bioprinting for Regenerative Medicine and Clinical Applications of Lymphatic Vessels Preserving 2. Functional Extremity Reconstruction following Oncologic Computer Aided Design for Orbital Reconstruction? - Ho Seong 심진형 교수님 (한국산업기술대학교) PAP (LpPAP) Flap Resection 8:40~9:40 Shin (Soonchunhyang Univ.) 3. Engineering the biointerface: from stem cells to Ryo Karakawa (Japan) Erin Brown 3. Orbital Reconstruction Using Simulation Surgery in functional biomaterials 2. Diagonal Profunda Artery Perforator (dPAP) flap for Orbital Fractures 김훈 (건양대) 황용성 교수님 (순천향대) breast reconstruction Robert Allan Jr. (Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, USA) 3. Combined SIEA and SCIP double pedicle flap (SaS flap) for breast reconstruction Tomoyuki Yano (Cancer Institute Hospital, Japan) 4. Hybrid breast reconstruction Arashi Momeni (Stanford University, USA) SONGBAEK LECTURE Basic Research Breast Reconstruction High Impact Presentations 좌장 : 노태석 Session 3: Recent Trends of Stem Cell and Tissue Preventing Complications Head and Neck Reconstruction Engineering (II) 남수봉, 이윤재 심형섭, 유희진 Jeffrey Kenkel 좌장: 정호윤, 이원재 Advances in Body Contouring in the Massive Weight Loss 1. Preventing Electrostatic Contamination of Breast Implants HIP-01 / 3D printed patient specific implant for head and Patient 1. SP-mediated tissue repair by immune modulation and in Augmentation Mamamplasty -Prevention is Better than Cure neck reconstruction― Young-Soo Choi(Korea Univ.) endogenous stem cell mobilization Lee Seung Khoo HIP-02 / Facial reanimation using free partial latissimus 홍현숙 교수님 (경희대학교 동서의학연구소) 2. Common mistakes with perforator flaps for breast dorsi muscle transfer: Single versus dual innervation method 2. Engineering multi-cellular spheroids using biomaterials reconstruction and how to prevent them ― Jinil Choi(Seoul National Univ.) for bone tissue regeneration Eric Santamaria (Mexico) HIP-03 / Full thickness skin graft according to surrounding 신흥수 교수님 (한양대학교 생체공학부) 3. Decision making in breast reconstruction: Up to date relaxed skin tension line improves scar quality in facial 3. Facilitated Transdermal Therapeutic Delivery System for evolution defect coverage Skin Regeneration Carlos Rodriquez (Argentina) ― Jeonghwan Shin(The Catholic Univ. of Korea) 황석연 교수님 (서울대학교 화학공학과) HIP-04 / Is infraclavicular skin an effective donor for facial full-thickness skin graft?― Jae Seong Lee(Jeju 9:50~10:50 National Univ.) SOP-01 / The use of topical lidocaine gel for anesthesia during intermaxillary fixation procedure in patients with mandible fracture ― Jeeyoon Kim(The Catholic Univ. of Korea) SOP-02 / Application of an autologous rib cartilage graft in MOU a complete Naso-Orbital-ethmoid complex fracture: A case Meeting report ― Tae Wook Kim(Ajou Univ.) SOP-03 / Masseter nerve innervated free gracilis muscle transfer for incomplete facial palsy patients― Seongsu Joeng(Univ. of Ulsan) SOP-04 / Sequentially linked double flaps for complex head & neck reconstruction― Jung Hyeou Kim(The Catholic Univ. of Korea) Craniofacial Session 3 Session 4: 기초연구 수행하기 Perineal Reconstruction RSOP-05econs t/r uRolectio nof ocollagenf the Th osheetraci cin R epreventinggion vascular The Surgery of Refractory Migraine Headaches 장학, 송승용 김상화, 남궁식 좌장 : 김은기, 나은영 좌장: 윤인대, 백우열 1. 김대우 교수님 (서울특별시보라매병원 이비인후과) 1. Penile Reconstruction with pedicled anterolateral thigh 1. Surgically relevant anatomy 1. Reasons to Consider Surgery in Migraine - 연구계획서 형식적, 내용적 작성 Tip flap and fathering 2 children 최세훈 (울산대 흉부외과) 11:00~12:00 Woo Shik Jeong (Univ. of Ulsan) 2. 최승홍 교수님 (서울대학교병원 영상의학과) Gordon K. Lee (Stanford University, USA) 2 Microsurgical Management of thoracic duct disorders 2. Treatment update of chronic migraine - 협동연구를 잘 하는 방법 2. Helsinki approach to phalloplasty – functioning Stephen J. Kovach Min Kyung Chu (Yonsei Univ., Neurology) phalloplasty 3. Reconstruction of the thoracic region 3. 김찬우 한국어 강의는 대외비 사항임. Sinikka Suominen 김은기 (울산대) Temporal fasciotomy for temporal headache : 한국어 강의, 영어 SCRIPT 연자 제공 3. Phalloplasty: Lessons learned from 450 cases 4. Surgical Treatment of Migraine Headache 백우열 좌장님께는 안내가 필요!!! Bauback Safa (California Pacific Medical Center, USA) 4. Vulvar and Vaginal Reconstruction 김상화 12:00~13:00 Lunch Basic Research Meeting Lunch Retirement Lecture Session 5: Current Peri-operative Issues of VCA Teaching and Education Perforator Session 1 좌장: 김광석 좌장: 권성택, 우상현 좌장: 박동하, 이준용 The Most Important Aspect for MY Functional Lower Extremity Reconstruction 김석화 1. Jongho Kim (Seoul National University) : Donor and 1. Meeting challenges of residency training in the US, 좌장: 신동혁, 김수민 My long journey of 42 years as a Korean plastic surgeon procurement related issues in vascularized composite empowering residents for success (Andrew Zhang, UT allotransplantation Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, Texas, USA 14시간) 1. Lower Extremity Microvascular Reconstruction 13:00~14:00 2. Jongwon Hong(Yonsei Univ.) : Available time from brain 2. Defy Reality: Surgery and Education in 4D (Chieh-Han John Stephen J. Kovach (Penn Orthoplastic Limb Salvage Center) death to donation in Korea. Tzou, Vienna, Austria 7시간) 2. The longer the better; Limb salvage in DM foot- 서현석 3. Tae-Yul Lee : Abdominal wall transplantation pre- 3. Moonshot thinking in Medical Education 박정철 Jung-Chul (울산대) legislative process. Park (단국대 치대) 3. The thinner, the better - 문석호 (가톨릭대) 4. David Mathes: Current Status of Vascularized Composite Allograft Transplantation: Successes, Failures, and the Future Craniofacial Session 4 Basic Research Preoperative Planning using Ultrasounds in Perforator Session 2 Orbital and Sinus Fracture: New Approach of Facial Bone MASTER CLASS Reconstructive Microsurgery Overcoming Difficult Situations of the Diabetic Foot Fractures Multimodal techniques for functional modification to reduce 좌장 정호윤, 서영철 Reconstruction 좌장: 임남규, 신종원 silicone implant-induced contracture with adverse immune 김연환, 임수연 responses 1. Andreas Kehrer (Regensburg, 7시간) 1. Validation of Endoscopic Medial Orbital Wall 허찬영 교수님 Step by Step Guide to Ultrasound Based Design of Perforator 1. Routine preparation and back-up plans for diagetic foot Reconstruction - Baek Kyu Kim (Seoul National Univ.) Flaps by the Microsurgeon - Settings and Application reconstruction 2. Medial Subbrow Approach for the Medial Orbital Wall 2. Dominik Walczak (Poland, 7시간) 김동연 14:00~15:00 Fracture with Subciliary Technique - Soon Heum Kim (Konkuk Ultrasounds in reconstructive surgery - I did it my way 2. Practical considerations in diabetic foot reconstruction Univ.) 3. Contrast enhanced ultrasonography assisted 최우영 3. Orbital Restoration Surgery with Balloon Technique - Dong lymphoaticovenous anastamosis 3. Updates of Algorithm for DIabetic Foot Reconstruction Hee Kang (Dankook Univ.) 서영철 박창식 4. My challenging experience of diabetic foot reconstruction 김상화 Craniofacial Session 5 High Impact Presentations _Basic Research Hand Session: Upper extremity reconstruction Perforator Session 3 Trauma of Jaws: Consideration for Craniofacial Surgery 나영천, 박지웅 좌장 : 김진수, 기세휘 Lymphedema 좌장: 전영준, 신호성 좌장: 김덕우, 박창식 HIP 1. DNA methylation patterns of recurrences and prognosis 1. Bauback
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