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Opportunities and Challenges

Annual Scientific Meeting 28 – 30 June 2017 ICC BIRMINGHAM

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British Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons The Royal College Surgeons, 35-43 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, London WC2A 3PE Email: [email protected] Website: www.baoms.org.uk Plan ahead

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Continuing Professional Development (CPD) CONTENTS This scientific meeting aims to provide attendees with the opportunity to gain up to date knowledge on the latest developments in research, audit, education, surgical techniques, Introduction clinical patient management and outcomes in the field of oral and maxillofacial surgery. from the BAOMS President This is delivered through seminars led by experts in their field, masterclasses and short papers presenting the latest research and developments. Participants should verify their own attendance record out of the maximum hours 4 available, which have been calculated as follows: Wednesday 28 June CPD hours 5.25 BAOMS Council 2017 Thursday 29 June CPD hours 6.25 Friday 30 June CPD hours 6.25

4 Certificates of attendance Certificates of attendance indicating the CPD hours for the elements of the meeting Exhibition plan & listingS booked by the attendee will be sent by email after the conference.

Signing the attendance registeR 5 In order to meet the requirements of verifiable CPD attendees should sign in at the Registration Desk on each day that they attend the conference. BAOMS is required to Scientific programme keep this attendance record on file in order for CPD hours to be considered verifiable. Your cooperation is much appreciated.

Wednesday 28 June Evaluation forms The provision and holding on file of delegate evaluation forms is another requirement of verifiable CPD. Please ensure that you complete the form which is included in your 9 delegate pack and either hand it in at the Registration Desk or send it to the BAOMS Office immediately after the meeting. Your cooperation is much appreciated. Thursday 29 June 11 Sponsors Friday 30 June

Platinum Sponsor 14 Gold ePoster presentations Sponsors

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StePHen Dover BAOMS President 2017

I look forward to welcoming you to the 55th annual conference of the British Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons at the International Conference Centre (ICC) in Birmingham’s city centre on Wednesday 28th – Friday 30th June. The theme of the conference is ‘Opportunities and Challenges’. I hope to inspire the consultants of the future to look at the full scope of our speciality when considering their careers.

There are three pre-conference events with a limited number of places:

A two day cadaver workshop has been organised by Liviu Hanu-Cernat on Monday 26th and Tuesday 27th June. It will be based in the Surgical Training Centre, Coventry, and is sponsored by Stryker. The course is heavily subsidised and will include aspects of aesthetic facial surgery, orbital access, tm joint approaches including access to the condyle and condylar neck fractures, exposure of the upper facial skeleton via a coronal flap, calvarial bone harvesting and management of the frontal sinus.

Straumann are sponsoring a one day oral implantology workshop, to be held in Birmingham on Monday 26th June. The course will include pre-operative assessment including CADCAM techniques for implant positioning and surgical guide production, surgical approaches and techniques, a practical workshop with a variety of implant designs and an introduction to more advanced grafting techniques. Council 2017 Another one day implant course will be held on Tuesday 27th June, in Birmingham. The course will be led by Rob Banks and focusses on the more advanced techniques in oral implantology. The topics will include the use of ‘All on Four’ type reconstructions of President: Stephen Dover the edentulous jaws, sinus floor grafting, localised ridge augmentation and the use and Vice President: Ian C Martin placement of zygoma implants. There will be practical workshops for delegates to gain President Designate: Satyesh Parmar hands on experience of the equipment and implants.

Immediate Past President: Peter Brennan The conference starts on Wednesday morning 28th June. My colleague Andrew Monaghan Honorary Secretary: Austen T Smith will be delivering the President’s lecture on ‘The Evolving Management of Vascular Honorary Treasurer: Ian S Holland Anomalies’. There is a national shortage of surgeons willing to take on these challenging patients and therefore a real opportunity to develop and deliver a service.Throughout Editor: David A Mitchell the three days there are international speakers from America, Australia, India, Germany Chairman of Council: Patrick Magennis and Portugal, along with established UK experts, presenting keynote lectures on trauma management, facial deformity including cleft and craniofacial conditions, aesthetic Council members: surgery, paediatric maxillofacial surgery, reconstructive techniques including distraction, Robert P Bentley implantology. cranioplasty and tm joint surgery. There will be an update on Getting It Right First Time and a report on DFTs in OMFS. Kathleen Fan David J W Keith Recruitment of trainees into surgery is currently a significant challenge. Time has been set aside to discuss how best to manage this within our own specialty, including a debate on James A McCaul the need for, and alternatives to, two degrees. Sat Parmar will chair the session. Iain H McVicar Vinita Shekar Research has long been under-represented within OMFS. I have asked Professor Richard Shaw to present on the opportunities for clinical research in today’s NHS. Three Alistair Smyth who have done this will follow him, present their research and comment on the challenges Meera Thavarajah that they have faced. I hope that this session will inspire others to follow in their footsteps. Consultants and Specialists’ The Norman Rowe Lecture will be delivered by Professor Sir Keith Porter, Professor Representative: Robert J Banks of Clinical Traumatology at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham. He will discuss how Consultants and Specialists’ Deputy care of the critically injured in armed conflict has influenced civilian practice. Representative: Bhavin Visavadia Fellows in Training Representative: The social programme begins on the Wednesday evening with the President’s reception in Nabeela Ahmed the ICC. Entertainment will be in the form of a Caribbean Steel Band. The annual black tie dinner will be in the Birmingham Town Hall on Thursday 29th June. This is a Grade I listed Deputy Fellows in Training concert hall that stands in the city centre; it is walking distance from the ICC. Subject to Representative: Ambika Chadha demand, we are also hoping to operate a Creché during the main meeting. Please email Junior Trainees and Members’ [email protected] before May 2, 2017 for information. Representative: James Higginson Chair SAC OMFS (Co-opted): I hope that this gives you a flavour of what to expect in Birmingham and that it will David A Koppel encourage you to register and contribute to the event. I look forward to welcoming you to the ICC in June. BIRMINGHAM 2017 Preliminary programme 5

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Exhibitors

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Central space Stryker Main Sponsor 13/14 KLS Martin Gold sponsor 1/24 DePuy Synthes Ethicon gold sponsor 15 Renishaw 2 Avita Medical 16 Dolphin Imaging 3 General Medical 17/18 BAOMS 4 Nobel Biocare Silver sponsor 19 Mercian Surgical 5 3D Systems 20 Hospital Innovations 6 Sigmacon 21 Cook Medical Silver sponsor 7 vacant 22 Straumann 8 TMJ Concepts 23 NHS Blood and Transplant 9 Norgine Silver sponsor 25 NFORC/Saving Faces 10 Neoss 26 Mercy Ships 11 AO UK 27 EACMFS/Mercy Ships 12 Osstem UK 28 Changing Faces “Operative techniques and surgical approaches in maxillofacial surgery with fresh frozen cadavers.” 2 day cadaveric dissection course aimed at specialist trainees June West Midlands Surgical 26 & 27 Training Centre, Coventry 2017

Course Director: Mr Liviu Hanu-Cernat, Consultant Maxillofacial Surgeon Univeristy Hospital Coventry & Warwickshire Topics include: Aesthetics, TMJ approaches, Orbital access, Craniofacial management

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TWO DAY Pre-meeting course – Monday 26 and Tuesday 27 June 2017

‘Operative techniques and surgical approaches in maxillofacial surgery with fresh frozen cadavers’ Lead clinician: Mr Liviu Hanu-Cernat, Consultant Maxillofacial Surgeon, University Hospital, Coventry and Warwickshire

Monday 26 and Tuesday 27 June 2017. Two day cadaveric dissection course aimed at specialist trainees. Supported and run by Stryker – the Platinum sponsor for BAOMS Annual Meeting 2017. 14 CPD hours allocated by BAOMS for full attendance. (Limited to 24 attendees). West Midlands Surgical Training Centre, University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire, Coventry CV2 2DX.

Faculty to be confirmed. Fresh frozen cadavers and all instruments and equipment included. Daytime catering included. Overnight accommodation not included.

Outline programme

Monday 26th June 2017

0800 Registration and coffee 0830 Aesthetics – Brian Musgrove and Tim Mellor Lectures on dermal fillers and Botulinum A toxin Local skin flaps in facial reconstruction facial rejuvenation surgery Operative practice 1015 Dermal fillers and Bot Tox injections, blepharoplasty, rhytidectomy, facial skin flaps 1300 Exhibition and lunch

1400 The Orbit – To be advised Lectures on Orbital anatomy and surgical approaches, Orbital trauma from an ophthalmic perspective Operative practice 1500 Surgical approaches to the orbit, orbital floor, inferior orbital rim Surgical approaches to the zygoma, fronto-zygomatic reconstruction 1715 Close of day

Tuesday 27th June 2017

0830 The Temporo-mandibular joint – Louis Mercuri and Bernard Speculand Lectures on surgery of the tm joint and access to the condyle – Alan Attard Operative practice 0930 Tmj arthroscopy and arthrocentesis eminectomy and high condylar shave Approaches to the fractured mandibular condyle 1300 Lunch

1400 Craniofacial management – Martin Evans and Kevin McMillan lectures on surgical approaches for craniofacial trauma, frontal sinus management Operative practice 1500 Coronal flap, pericranial flap, anterior craniotomy, cranialisation of frontal sinus Harvesting of calvarial bone grafts 1700 Closing remarks BIRMINGHAM 2017 Preliminary programme 8

ONE DAY Pre-meeting courseS – Monday 26 June 2017

‘An introduction to oral implantology for oral and maxillofacial surgeons to include practical sessions on implant placement’ Led by: Mr Anthony J Summerwill, Specialist in Restorative Dentistry, Prosthodontics & Periodontology Monday 26 June 2017. One day pre-meeting BAOMS Implants workshop in conjunction with Struamann. (Limited to 18 attendees). 6.5 CPD hours allocated by BAOMS for full attendance. Dolce and Fortissimo Rooms, Hyatt Regency Hotel, Birmingham

Outline programme

0900 Patient assessment and evaluation of treatment options 0930 Assessment of risk 1000 Consent and patient communication 1030 Tea/coffee 1050 Extraction / ridge preservation and temporization 1115 3d planning - radiographs and surgical guides 1145 The Straumann system and surgical principles to include placement on model 1300 Lunch 1400 flap design / bone handling and suturing 1430 Contour augmentation and particulate grafting - membrane stabilization 1500 Selection and use of healing abutments - to include implant exposure and soft tissue handling 1530 Tea/coffee 1545 Advanced planning techniques and guided surgery 1615 Prosthodontic management and complications 1700 finish BIRMINGHAM 2017 Preliminary programme 9

ONE DAY Pre-meeting courseS – Tuesday 27 June 2017

‘Implant treatment for compromised bone situations and the Edentulous arch’ All-on-4® Treatment Concept Led by: Mr Robert Banks, Consultant Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon Tuesday 27 June 2017. One day pre-meeting BAOMS Implants workshop (Limited to 18 attendees). 7 CPD hours allocated by BAOMS for full attendance. Dolce Room, Hyatt Regency Hotel, Birmingham

Course overview

Expanding the clinician’s awareness of surgical treatment options for edentulous arches, this advanced course will look at both fixed and removable options, including the All-on-4 concept. Participants will focus on the practical skills necessary to select and treat edentulous patients. Hands-on exercises and demonstrations enable participants to experience surgical solutions and the components needed more fully. This course is designed for clinicians who have extensive experience in implant dentistry

Learning objectives

• Review biological and anatomical considerations of the edentulous arch • Explore diagnostics and treatment planning including anatomical and esthetic considerations • Assess indications, contraindications and surgical and prosthodontic options for different patient groups • Examine treatment options for the edentulous arch in compromised bone situations • Compare graftless vs grafted procedures (All-on-4, short implants, narrow implants, sinus lifting, zygomatic implants) • Consider surgical and restorative procedures for immediate loading • Appraise treatment options for edentulous arches including fixed and removable options • Discuss maintenance of implants and how to manage complications in the edentulous patient • Review supporting scientific literature and clinical evidence

Outline programme

0845 Registration and welcome – Tea/coffee 0900 Introduction and shared course objectives 0915 Overview: All-on-4 history and science – how we got here, and where we are going? 1030 Treatment planning, patient selection and case assessment: What are my options? • Sinus lift vs Ao4? • Kois risk assessment and patient selection • Planning a predictable case outcome • Essential patient information and consent 1115 Break 1130 Treatment planning study models and images: Case 1 and Case 2 or delegate case discussion 1215 nobel Clinician update and scanning protocol for surgical stents. Nobel Communicator – PDF export and viewer files. 1300 Lunch 1330 Surgical Requirements for implant placement: Malo Protocols • Restorative planning of the patient • Laboratory preparation of the patient • Surgical preparation of the patient 1400 hands on Models. All on 4 angled implant placement 1500 Break 1515 All on 4 principles applied to the oncology patient in OMFS 1545 Immediate and long term care and follow up/complications: Implant and prosthetic failures • Long term follow up and restorative options of the All-on-4 patient 1645 Conclusion, debrief and course review 1400 flap design / bone handling and suturing 1430 Contour augmentation and particulate grafting – membrane stabilization 1500 Selection and use of healing abutments - to include implant exposure and soft tissue handling 1530 Tea/coffee 1545 Advanced planning techniques and guided surgery 1615 Prosthodontic management and complications 1700 finish BIRMINGHAM 2017 Preliminary programme 10

BOOK YOUR Pre-meeting courseS

Limited places. Please book early. Special rates for BAOMS members.

Two day cadaveric dissection course aimed at specialist trainees Monday 26 and Tuesday 27 June 2017. West Midlands Surgical Training Centre, University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire, Coventry CV2 2DX Supported and run by Stryker – the Platinum sponsor for BAOMS Annual Meeting 2017

Cost: £500 for BAOMS members includes cadavers,instruments, equipment and daytime catering (this course in limited to 24 participants)

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One day pre-meeting implant course Monday 26 June 2017. Dolce and Fortissimo Rooms, Hyatt Regency Hotel, Birmingham Supported and run by Straumann 6.5 CPD hours allocated by BAOMS for full attendance.

Cost: £200 for BAOMS members to include daytime catering and all equipment (this course in limited to 18 participants)

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One day pre-meeting implant course

Tuesday 27 June 2017. Dolce Room, Hyatt Regency Hotel, Birmingham

‘Implant treatment for compromised bone situations and the Edentulous arch’ All-on-4® Treatment Concept Led by: Mr Robert Banks, Consultant Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon 7 CPD hours allocated by BAOMS for full attendance. Cost: £200 for BAOMS members to include daytime catering and all equipment (this course in limited to 18 participants)

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Main meeting platinum sponsor:

WEDNESDAY 28 June 2017

0600-1300 Exhibition setting up in Hall 3 (no access for delegates) Interested in a Creché? 0930 Registration opens in main foyer (outside Hall 3) Email [email protected] by May 2, 2017 1000-1045 fellows in Training Meeting - Hall 1

1000-1045 Members and Junior Trainees’ Meeting - Hall 5

1100 Welcome from BAOMS President, Stephen Dover - Hall 1

1110 PRESIDENT’S LECTURE HALL 1 The evolving management of vascular anomalies Mr Andrew Monaghan, Consultant Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon, Queen Elizabeth and Birmingham Children’s Hospitals

1200-1311 Free paper sessions 5 minutes for each presentation and 2 minutes to swap speakers with questions in middle and end of session

Oncology Hall 1 Skin Hall 5 Session chairs: to be advised Session chairs: to be advised to be advised to be advised

1200 1 iKnife Rapid Evaporative Ionisation Mass Spectrometry 1200 2 Incorporating Oculoplastic Surgery exposure into OMFS (REIMS) Technology In Head and Neck Surgery. A Ex Specialist Training – Mr Karl Payne, Worcestershire Vivo Feasibility Study – Mr Jag Dhanda, Queen Victoria Royal Hospital Hospital, East Grinstead

1207 3 Changes in the Primary Tumour Staging for Oral Cancer 1207 4 Cutaneous Squamous Cell Carcinoma (CSCC) of - validation of the 8th UICC TNM staging – Dr Drazsen the Head and Neck: An analysis of 727 patients over Vuity, Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, 6 years – Dr Samantha Houlton, St Richards Hospital, Birmingham Chichesterham

1214 5 Detection of secondary pathology on staging and follow 1214 6 The UK national histopathology form for skin biopsies: up PET scan for patients with head and neck cancer a potential solution for the future. Understanding – Mr Matthew Idle, North Memorial Medical Center, difficulties encountered during data analysis for Minneapolis, USA cutaneous malignancies – Dr Samantha Houlton, St Richards Hospital

1221 7 Ultrasound guided Localisation in the Management 1221 8 Dermoscopy – Dermatologists only? – Miss Lisa of Head and Neck lesions – Mr Khari Lewis, Royal greaney, Royal Surrey County Hospital, Guidford Sussex County Hospital

1228-1236 Questions half way approximately 2 minutes per paper 1228-1236 Questions half way approximately 2 minutes per paper

1236 9 How reliable are radiological investigations at predicting 1236 10 Comparison of the American Joint Committee on Cancer tumour stage? – Ms Nicola Mahon, Worcester Royal and Brigham and Women’s Hospital Staging Systems for Hospital Cutaneous Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the Head and Neck: A 6 year review – Mr Conor Bowe, St Richards Hospital Chichesterl

1243 11 How reliable are radiological investigations at predicting 1243 12 Confidential Image Transfer: An Ethico-Legal Dilemma nodal stage?– Ms Nicola Mahon, Worcester Royal – Miss Rhea Chouhan, Queen Elizabeth Universty Hospital Hospital Birmingham BIRMINGHAM 2017 Preliminary programme 12

Oncology Hall 1 Skin Hall 5

1250 13 Sentinel Node Biopsy in oral squamous cell carcinoma: 1250 14 An audit of unplanned returns to theatre in a regional Analysis of error in a cohort of 100 consecutive cases – Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Unit – Dr Hao-Hsuan Dr Adam Holden, Gloucestershire Royal Hospitals (Mark) Tsai, Royal Dental Hospital of Melbourne

1257 15 Clinical and translational implications of the amoeboid 1257 16 Cost implications for treatment of facial and scalp cell in oral cancer – Mr Navin Vig, Barts Health lacerations in the Emergency Department – Dr Angelo london Zavattini, Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, Birminghamon

1257-1311 Questions approximately 2 minutes per paper 1257-1311 Questions approximately 2 minutes per paper

1315 Lunch in exhibition hall / Consultants and Specialists’ Meeting – Hall 5

1415 Open debate HALL 1 Training: opportunities and challenges Chaired by: Mr Sat Parmar, Consultant Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham

A wide ranging discussion with invited panel members exploring current and future issues that will impact on the quality of OMFS training and future delivery of care.

Topics will include how can we shorten training, the new junior doctor contract, ‘Shape of Training’, research and employment opportunities during the second degree and raising the profile of OMFS with medical and dental students, dentists and doctors.

1530 Tea in exhibition

1600 Paediatric maxillofacial surgery: an overview – Professor Andrew Heggie, Associate Professor, Section of OMFS, Department of Plastic and Maxillofacial Surgery, Royal Children’s Hospital of Melbourne, Australia

1630 Virtual planning for complex facial deformities: The Houston experience – Dr Jaime Gateno, Professor of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Houston Methodist Hospital, USA

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Dr Hopper’s lecture was supported by an unrestricted educational grant from 3D Systems

1800 Questions BIRMINGHAM 2017 Preliminary programme 13 1830 AWARDS CEREMONY HALL 1

Down Surgery Prize Michael T Simpson – Citation to be given by: Michael Davidson BAOMS Surgical Prize Kathleen Fan – Citation to be given by: to be confirmed President’s Prize helen Witherow Norman Rowe Clinical Prize Jahrad Haq Paul Toller Research Prize Jointly awarded to: Clare Schilling and Navin Vig Members’ Prize Danyal Awal Intercollegiate Medal Leandros-Vassilios Vassiliou Platinum/main Sponsor Prize Stryker

1915-2030 Welcome reception in exhibition – wine, nibbles and The Pantasy Steel Band - the finest Pan Sounds around! -Hall 3

Thursday 29 June 2017

0730-0830 Masterclasses – Hall 3 on the balcony Masterclasses limited to 15 delegates registered to attend the main meeting

MC1 Current concepts in the management of temporo-mandibular joint disorders – Louis Mercuri and Bernie Speculand

TMJ CONCEPTS

MC2 Management of complex midface and anterior skull base trauma: the Seattle approach– Richard Hopper

MC3 The role of rhinoplasty and zygomatic osteotomies in orthognathic surgery – Andrew Heggie

MC4 Paediactric maxillofacial surgery: short case discussions with an eye on the exam – Rhodri Williams

0800 Coffee in exhibition hall 3

0830-0942 Free paper sessions 5 minutes for each presentation and 2 minutes to swap speakers with questions in middle and end of session

OTHER Hall 1 Oncology Hall 5 Session chairs: to be advised Session chairs: to be advised to be advised to be advised

0830 17 Autogenous bone augmentation for congenital 0830 18 Pilot experience of acupuncture in ameliorating the gag hypodontia and trauma – Mr Johno Breeze, Queen reflex in posterior tongue and oropharyngeal biopsies – elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham Mr Mohamed Imran Suida, Mid-Yorkshire Hospitals Trust

0837 19 GreenBone – plant-derived nanoparticles with osteogenic 0837 20 The Management of Head and Neck Tumours in and anti-inflammatory properties – Dr Katarzyna Children Teenagers and Young Adults (CTYA) treated by gurzawska, University of Birmingham the Head and Neck Cancer Multidisciplinary Team at University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust from 2006-2016 – Mr Alex Orchard, University Hospital Bristol NHS Foundation Trustm

0844 21 Novel silk protein barrier membranes for guided bone 0844 22 Management of Proliferative Verrucous Leukoplakia: regeneration – Professor Ralf Smeets, University justification for a conservative approach – Dr Eyituoyo Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf; Department of Okoturo, Lagos state university college of medicine/ Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery university of Liverpooll BIRMINGHAM 2017 Preliminary programme 14

OTHER Hall 1 Oncology Hall 5

0851 23 Prospective Outcome analysis of the Management of TMJ 0851 24 The management of lip squamous cell carcinoma – Ankylosis using Total TMJ replacement. – Mr Zia Khan, Miss Zahraa Ahmad, University Hospitals Birmingham Queen’s Medical Centre, Nottingham University Hospital NHS Trust

0858-0906 Questions half way approximately 2 minutes per paper 0858-0906 Questions half way approximately 2 minutes per paper

0906 25 Evolution in surgical technique with custom Biomet 0906 26 Efficacy of the venous flow coupler in invasive free flap tempero-mandibular joint (TMJ) replacements: Is monitoring and its impact on flap salvage: experience intra-operative inter-maxillary fixation necessary in TMJ from a pilot cohort – Dr Mangesh Salker, Leeds replacement? – Mr Martin Dodd, Aintree University teaching Hospitals Hospitals

0913 27 TMJ Quality of Life Outcomes Following Joint 0913 28 Comparison of treatment outcomes for oral squamous Replacement at 1 Year Using Short Form 36 cell carcinoma between non-smokers and smokers from Questionnaires – Dr Benjamin Gupta, Queen’s Medical a prospective tissue bank cohort – Mr Michael Ho, Centre, Nottingham Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

0920 29 Facial Imaging in Shock Trauma – Who cares? 0920 30 Free Style Proximal Peroneal Artery Perforator (PPAP) – Mr John Paul Wells, Morriston Hospital, Swansea Flap: An Alternative to the Radial Forearm Flap for Head and Neck Reconstruction – Mr Samuel Mattine, Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust

0927 31 The evolution of post-traumatic orbital reconstruction 0927 32 Early post-operative outcomes using trans zygomatic utilising custom-made PEEK implants with navigation approach for the treatment of sphenoid wing guidance – Mr Ibraz Siddique, Sheffield Teaching meningiomas – Dr Leah Finan, Queen’s Medical Hospital Centre, Nottingham

0934-0942 Questions approximately 2 minutes per paper 0934-0942 Questions approximately 2 minutes per paper

1000 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING HALL 1

1100 Coffee IN EXHIBITION

1130-1300 SYMPOSIUM HALL 1 Aesthetic and Cleft

1130 Aesthetic facial surgery: practice, outcomes and regulation – Mr Tim Mellor, Consultant Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon, Portsmouth

1155 Developing a comprehensive cleft service: opportunities and challenges – Mr Alistair Smyth, Consultant Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon, Leeds

1220 Evidence Based Morpho-functional Primary and Secondary palatoplasty – Professor Srinivas Gosla Reddy, Director, GSR Institute of Craniofacial and Facial Plastic Surgery, Hyderabad, India

1245 Panel: Questions and Answers

1300 Lunch in exhibition

1300 LUNCHTIME SYMPOSIUM BY STRYKER (See next page) BIRMINGHAM 2017 Preliminary programme 15

1300 LUNCH SYMPOSIUM in sponsors presentation area

1400-1600 SYMPOSIUM HALL 1 Reconstructive options in maxillofacial surgery

1400 Composite microvascular reconstruction: techniques and outcomes – Mr Tim Martin, Consultant Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon, university Hospital Birmingham

1420 Reconstruction of the maxilla and mandible by distraction osteogenesis – Dr Alberto Pereira, Head of Department, Portugese Armed Forces Hospital, Unit of Plastic Reconstruction and Maxillofacial Surgery, Portugal

1440 Implant based reconstruction of the maxilla and maxillary defects – Mr Andrew Dawood, Consultant Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon, London

1500 Calvarial vault reconstruction: Opportunities and challenges – Mr Robert Bentley, Consultant Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon, King’s College Hospital

1520 Technology and biology – how does CMF reconstructive surgery profit from an adequate balance? – Professor Dr. Nils-Claudius Gellrich, Director, Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Hannover Medical School, Germany

1540 Panel: Questions and Answers

1600 Tea IN EXHIBITION

1600-1800 Academic Research meeting – largest masterclass room on balcony of Hall 3 – Professor Richard Shaw

1615-1727 Free paper sessions 5 minutes for each presentation and 2 minutes to swap speakers with questions in middle and end of session

Miscellaneous Hall 1 Aesthetic & Orthognathic Hall 5 Session chairs: to be advised Session chairs: to be advised to be advised to be advised

1615 33 Clinical coding from 2020: A Time of Change - Guarding 1615 34 Long term relationship between the nasolabial angle and OMFS interests – Mr Austen Smith, Sheffield and the cinch suture in patients undergoing Le fort1 Barnsley Hospitals orthognathic surgery. A long-term study – Mr Karl payne, Worcestershire Royal Hospital

1622 35 maxfacts – a novel comprehensive online resource for 1622 36 Long term relationship between alar base width and lip patients, carers and professionals – Mr David length in patients undergoing Le Fort 1 orthognathic Mitchell, Calderdale & Huddersfield NHS Foundation surgery: a long term study – Dr Lino Locurcio, Ashford trust & St. Peter’s Hospitals

1629 37 Complaints about Trainers and Training - Two useful 1629 38 Simultaneous maxillo-mandibular distraction as a single resources for trainers, trainees and training rotations treatment modality for correction of facial deformities – Mr Patrick Magennis, Aintree University Hospital presenting with maxillary cant – Professor Divya Mehrotra, King George’s Medical University, Lucknow, India

1636 39 MTReC: Facilitating High Quality Surgical Research 1636 40 Five-year experience of SARPE in a craniofacial setting: Through A Trainee Led Collaborative – Dr Alastair outcomes, complications and learning points – Mr Jahrad henry, Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University haq, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, London Health Board

1643- 1651 Questions half way approximately 2 minutes per paper 1643- 1651 Questions half way approximately 2 minutes per paper BIRMINGHAM 2017 Preliminary programme 16

Miscellaneous Hall 1 Aesthetic & Orthognathic Hall 5

1651 41 Do Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (OMFS) Posts Improve 1651 42 Lip numbness does not adversely affect Quality of Life Oral and Dento-Alveolar Surgery Confidence in Dental or patient satisfaction following mandibular orthognathic Core Trainees (DCTs)? – Mr Ross Keat, Birmingham surgery – Miss Zahraa Ahmad, University Hospitals Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust Birmingham

1658 43 Maxfax SHO – How is it going? A survey of the 1658 44 Two Surgeon Operating for RTT (return to theatre) in experiences and perceptions of new-starter dental Orthognathic Surgery – A new Gold Standard – Miss foundation trainees, two months into commencing their Daljit Dhariwal, Oxford University Hospitals NHS first posts as SHOs within Maxillofacial Surgery trust – Miss Harlene Kaur, University of Bedfordshire

1705 45 Changes in the ‘first’ degrees of those entering Oral and 1705 46 The East Grinstead Consent Collaborative National Audit Maxillofacial Surgery (OMFS) Specialty Training (ST) 2013- of Consent of 6202 Patients; A Precedence and Final 2016 – For the first time a majority of those entering Summary of Results – Mr Jag Dhanda, Queen Victoria OMFS ST training in 2016 originate from medicine – Mr Hospital, East Grinstead Patrick Magennis, Aintree University Hospital, Liverpool

1712 47 Dental pain – a benign process or cause of crisis? – Miss 1712 48 Perioperative assessment and management of maxillary nabeela Ahmed, Queen’s Medical Centre, Nottingham sinus function around the time of maxillofacial surgical procedures – Mr Jonathan Collier, Chelsea & Westminster Hospital, London

1719-1727 Questions approximately 2 minutes per paper 1719-1727 Questions approximately 2 minutes per paper

1930 for 2000 Annual BLACK TIE Dinner Town Hall, BIRMINGHAM

Tickets are £70 – for registered delegates Book now via online registration only

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Friday 30 June 2017

0730-0830 Masterclasses – Hall 3 on the balcony Masterclasses limited to 15 delegates registered to attend the main meeting MC5 Complex facial deformity: virtual planning and case based discussions – Dr Jaime Gateno

MC6 The use of 3D printing for oncology and skull base access: patient specific solutions – Shakir Mustafa, Cellan Thomas, and Saty Bhatia, in collaboration with Renishaw

MC7 Skin: short case discussions with an eye on the exam – Keith Webster

0800 Coffee hall 3

0830 – 0951 Free paper sessions 5 minutes for each presentation and 2 minutes to swap speakers with questions in middle and end of session

ONCOLOGY Hall 1 Cleft & Craniofacial Hall 5 Session chairs: to be advised Session chairs: to be advised to be advised to be advised

0830 49 5 year prospective review of a one-stop head and neck 0830 50 Coffee cups to learn palate surgery: A simple and cheap lump service – Dr Alireza Esfandiari, Kings College simulator for technical skills acquisition – Miss Ioanna Hospital dimasi, Great Ormond Street Hospital, London BIRMINGHAM 2017 Preliminary programme 17

ONCOLOGY Hall 1 Cleft & Craniofacial Hall 5

0837 51 Single Centre Tracheostomy Blockage and Displacement 0837 52 A novel approach for the three-dimensional evaluation Rates – an 18 year experience – Dr Julia Palmer, Royal of facial asymmetry of unilateral cleft lip and palate london Hospital patients (UCLP) – Mrs Dhelal Al-Rudainy, Glasgow Dental School, School of Medicine, College of Medical, veterinary and Life Sciences, University of Glasgow, Glasgow

0844 53 Early oral cavity squamous cell carcinoma (pT1): 0844 54 Insertion of nasopharyngeal airway in primary cleft a selective approach to surgical intervention in the neck palate repair. An audit of practice at Alder Hey Children’s is justified: a 10-year single centre retrospective review Hospital – Miss Marnie Fullarton, Aintree University – Mr Ioan Davies, St George’s University Hospitals Hospital, Liverpool

0851 55 Survival following surgery for Oral cancer-The Leeds 0851 56 Autotransplantation of teeth to the reconstructed alveolus 30-year experience – Mr Colm Murphy, Leeds Teaching in unilateral cleft lip and palate patients – Miss Deepti Hospitals NHS Trust Sinha, University Hospital, Leuven

0858 57 An audit of enhanced recovery with integrated care 0858 58 An analysis of speech outcomes in 70 consecutive repairs assessment (ERICA) in head and neck cancer surgery of sub-mucous cleft palate – Mr John Paul Wells, Welsh – Dr Ayesha Dalal, Royal Devon and Exeter NHSFT Centre for Cleft lip and Palate

0905-0915 Questions approximately 2 minutes per paper 0905-0915 Questions approximately 2 minutes per paper

0915 59 A pilot model for case-mix adjustment when auditing length of stay after surgery for Head and Neck Cancer 0915 60 Design, Manufacture and testing of a patient specific – Mr David Tighe, East Kent University Hospitals NHS shape memory expander for unicoronal craniosynostosis foundation Trust – Mr Will Rodgers, Royal Free Hospital NHS Trust

0922 61 Comparison of two risk adjustment algorithms, (POSSUM 0922 62 Spring mediated cranioplasty: a patient specific and a Artificial Neural Network) in audit of early computational model – Mr Will Rodgers, Royal Free outcomes after major Head & Neck Surgery Hospital NHS Trust – Mr David Tighe, East Kent University Hospitals NHS foundation Trust

0929 63 Regional Variations in Head and Neck Reconstruction: 0929 64 Management of scaphocephaly- Glasgow experience An analysis of 2053 patients treated from 31 – Mr Moorthy Halsnad, Royal Hospital for Children, units nationwide – Mr Jag Dhanda, Queen Victoria Glasgow Hospital, East Grinsteadrd

0936 65 Genomic analysis to assess disease progression and 0936 66 Custom-made facial onlay implants: our experience of recurrence in patients with oral squamous carcinoma – 50 consecutive cases – Mr Jonathan Collier, Chelsea & a preliminary study – Professor Anastasios Kanatas, Westminster Hospital, London Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

0943-0951 Questions approximately 2 minutes per paper 0943-0951 Questions approximately 2 minutes per paper

1030 – 1530 Institute of Prothetists and Maxillofacial Technologist (IMPT) Conference – Hall 5 For registration and full programme (see IMPT website for full programme and registration details) CLICK HERE

1005-1130 SYMPOSIUM HALL 1 Academic Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery: opportunities and challenges

1005 Whither Academic Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery: What are the opportunities for clinical research in today’s NHS? – Professor Richard Shaw, Professor of Head and Neck Surgery, University of Liverpool

1025 Modelling explosive projectiles: from military neck protection to civilian transport infrastructure – Major Johno Breeze, ST7 Registrar, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham BIRMINGHAM 2017 Preliminary programme 18

1040 A journey from in vitro to ex vivo and ultimately in vivo – Mr Jagtar Dhanda, Consultant Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon, east Grinstead Hospital 1055 Invasion: the changing shape of oral cancer – Mr Navin Vig, ST5, Barts Health NHS Trust

1110 Panel: questions and answers

1130 Coffee hall 3

1200 Norman Rowe Lecture Bastion, Birmingham and Beyond – Lessons Learnt in Trauma Professor Sir Keith Porter, Professor in Clinical Traumatology, Clinical Service Lead for Trauma, University Hospitals, Birmingham

1245 Lunch and final exhibition viewing (exhibition closes after lunch) HAll 1

1330 The use of digital applications in contemporary OMFS surgery – Mr Hitesh Koria, Principal Prosthetist, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham

1345 Customized Implants and Surgical Guides in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery – Professor Dr. Dr. Alexander Schramm, Professor and Chair, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, University Hospital Ulm and Military Hospital Ulm, Germany

1410 Lecture to be confirmed

1435 3D and 4D imaging: Clinical, technical and analytical considerations – Professor Sunny Khambay, Clinical Chair Professor of Orthodontics

1500 Clinically led quality improvement – Miss Maire Morton, Consultant Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon, East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

1515 Learning needs of Dental Core Trainees... Exploring their ideas, concerns and expectations – Mr Shakir Mustafa, Consultant Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon, Cwm Taf University Health Board

1530 Questions

1600 Close of conference BIRMINGHAM 2017 Preliminary programme 19

ePosters will be displayed in Hall 3 on touch screen monitors. They can also be accessed via a dedicated e POSTERS website portal on individual personal devices during and after the meeting (for up to one year).

AESTHETIC P1 – P2

P1 DIY Fillers – Dr Jessica Blanchard, Homerton University Hospital P2 Langer’s Lines – What are they and do they matter? – Mr John Murphy, Rotherham General Hospital

AUDIT P3 – P38

P3 When do we decompress cysts and is it an effective treatment tool? A 5 year multicentre retrospective audit – Miss Mahim Ali, Worcestershire Royal Hospital P4 The Importance of Auditing New Equipment: An Audit on Hybrid MMF Arch bars – Dr Roshanak Attwall, Northwick Park Hospital P5 An audit on diagnostic value and appropriateness of radiographs attached to general dental practitioner referrals to the oral and maxillofacial unit – Mr Damian Broderick, Royal Preston Hospital P6 The Clinical Outcomes of Arthrocentesis for the Treatment of Internal Derangements of the Temporomandibular Joint – Dr Conor Carroll, Aintree University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust P7 A Retrospective Audit to Assess the Efficacy of Delegated Consent Training for Maxillofacial Trauma – Dr Conor Carroll, Aintree University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust P8 A retrospective audit to review success rates of coronectomies in the management of lower third molars at Mid Yorkshire Hospital Trust – Miss Helen Cashman, University Hospital Aintree P9 Determining the time from mandible fracture admission to treatment as a marker of clinical care – Miss Rhea Chouhan, Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham P10 National audit investigating Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery out of hours ward cover senior house officer background, experience and training – Dr Zachary Cole-Healy, King’s College Dental School P11 Impacted maxillary canines: A five year retrospective audit on the outcome of surgical exposure – Dr Ciaran Devine, Poole Hospital NHS foundation Trust P12 Temporal artery biopsy…does it really alter management of Temporal Arteritis? – Dr Alan Dewar, Victoria Hospital, Fife P13 The importance of record keeping and the ward round: A review of practice and protocol for Dental Core Trainees in Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery – Dr Rajinder Singh Dodd, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals P14 An audit to analyse adherence to IV sedation standards in the Pinderfields General Hospital Oral and Maxillofacial Department – Ms Erin Giles, Mid Yorkshire Hospital Trust P15 An audit to review data entry of oncology patients onto the Somerset Cancer Register at University Hospital Aintree – Dr Mishaal Gill, Aintree university Hospital BIRMINGHAM 2017 Preliminary programme 20

P16 Interval computerised tomographic scanning of the thorax in newly diagnosed head and neck cancer patients with pulmonary nodules at staging – Dr Peter Glen, The University Hospital of Wales P17 Appropriate assessment of eye observations in the Accident and Emergency department in patients with zygomatic complex / orbital fractures requiring surgical treatment – Miss Claire Graham, North Manchester General Hospital P18 Appropriate Use of Blood Glucose Investigation for Patients Presenting with Acute Cervicofacial Infections – Mr Mohammad Hussain, Pinderfields General Hospital P19 Cancellations in Head and Neck (H&N) Elective Surgery – Miss Urooj Iqbal, Northampton General Hospital P20 Audit of 200 consecutive free flaps – Mr Owais Khattak, Aintree University Hospital P21 Admission for cervicofacial infection after exodontia: a data comparison study – Mr Conal Maguire, King’s College Hospital P22 Completed Audit Cycle of Antibiotic use in Mandibular Fractures – Mr Chang-Bon Man, Northwick Park Hospital P23 Local service evaluation assessing consent and patient comprehension of lower wisdom teeth removal – Dr Vinay Mistry, York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust P24 The Appropriateness of Pre-operative Bloods for Patients with Fractured Mandibles – Dr Farnaz Motamedi-Azari, London North West NHS Trust P25 Improving safety and efficacy of the Surgical Ward Round – Dr Kishan Patel, King’s College Hospital Trust P26 Monitoring OMFS patients using NEWS: accuracy and the implications of inaccuracy – Dr Sama Ria, Northwick Park Hospital P27 Culture and sensitivity reporting in odontogenic infections: do microbiology swabs change antibiotic prescribing practice? – Dr Jasdeep Singh Saggu, University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust P28 Last minute cancellations of planned and elective operations in maxillofacial surgery - a hospital experience – Mr Sunil S Shroff, North MancheFounter General Hospital, Pennine Acute Hospitals P29 Quality of Lateral Cephalometric Radiographs Used for Orthodontic/Orthognathic Surgery Treatment - A Multi-Centre Regional Audit – Miss Sanjeet Singhota, Royal Stoke University Hospital, Newcastle Road, Stoke-On-Trent, ST4 6QG, United Kingdom P30 Patient aftercare and the orthognathic journey at Mid Yorkshire Hospitals Trust: Can we improve it? – Dr Paula Sinnott, Pinderfields General Hospital P31 An objective assessment of OMFS induction courses for junior trainees – Mr Arpan Tahim, UCLH P32 Staging imaging in oral cancer: the clock is ticking – Miss Laura Timms, Manchester Royal Infirmary P33 A service evaluation of surgical tracheostomies in the emergency theatre at University Hospital, Coventry: time for a dedicated tracheostomy team? – Dr Miesha Virdi, University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust P34 Diagnostic quality of Labial gland biopsies in the diagnosis of Sjögrens syndrome in EKHUFT – Dr Barinder Virdi, William Harvey Hospital, east Kent Hospitals University NHS FT P35 An audit to assess compliance of cleft orthognathic patients against BAOMS/BOS Orthognathic Minimum Dataset – Dr Miesha Virdi, Queen elizabeth Hospital Birmingham P36 Coordinating surgical work experience programmes for sixth-form pupils: help or headache? – Miss lara Watson, Chelsea & Westminster Hospital P37 Subsequent publication of abstracts accepted for BAOMS scientific meetings: 10 years on – have we published or perished? – Miss Lara Watson, Chelsea & Westminster Hospital P38 An audit on two week waits referrals to oral and maxillofacial surgery department at Queen’s Hospital (BHRUT), Romford – Dr Abdulwahab Zidan, Queen’s Hospital, Romford

CANCER P39-P64

P39 Case report: Palatal tongue adhesions nasopharyngeal carcinoma – Miss Mahim Ali, Worcestershire Royal Hospital P40 Adenoid Cystic Carcinoma of the head and neck - a survey of current UK practice – Mr Mustansir Alibhai, Queen Victoria Hospital, East Grinstead P41 Compliance of CT chest surveillance following oral cancer treatment: An audit of Edinburgh OMFS practice – Mrs Nicola Campbell, St John’s Hospital, Livingston P42 A rare case of tongue base squamous cell carcinoma with bilateral neck dermoid cyst. A case report and literature review – Mr Matthew Chung, Queens medical centre, Nottingham P43 An unusual case of Lymphoma: Oropharynx like a Squamous Cell Carcinoma, Neck like Tuberculosis, Pathology of Epstein-Barr Virus until the Bitter End – Dr Lisa Clarke, Royal Blackburn Hospital BIRMINGHAM 2017 Preliminary programme 21

P44 Is it possible to personalize the post-treatment follow-up of patients treated for oral squamous cell carcinoma based on their clinical and pathological risk factors? – Ms Ioan Davies, Bradford Institute of Health Research, Head and Neck Clinical Trials, Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust P45 Does tumour size and nodal status predict the accuracy of current imaging modalities in staging head and neck cancer patients? – Dr Oliver Dugena, Nottingham University Hospitals P46 A tale of two audits: Outcomes and trends in free flap reconstruction at Sunderland Royal Hospital – Miss Katharine Dunn, Sunderland Royal Hospital P47 Extra-pulmonary Small Cell Cancer of the Sublingual Gland – Miss Sonam Haria, Queen Victoria Hospital, East Grinstead P48 Is there any change to the recommended minimum depth of tumour invasion in tongue squamous cell carcinoma when the cN0 neck requires elective surgical staging? – Mr Michael Ho, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust P49 (In) Appropriateness of referrals on the two week pathway? – Dr Sarah Jadun, University Hospital South Manchester P50 Synchronous primary squamous cell carcinomas in the upper aerodigestive tract with differing histological features and metastatic spread: A case report – Dr Aiysha Kanji, Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital P51 Pseudoaneurysm of the lingual artery - a case series – Miss Hana Kennedy, Royal London Hospital P52 A one year audit of Lymph Node Yield in Neck Dissections at Luton & Dunstable Hospital – Mr Chang-Bon Man, Luton & Dunstable university Hospital P53 The reliability of radiological staging of head and neck cancer patients – Mr Peter McAllister, NHS Lothian P54 A comparison of CPEX testing, and ACE-27 score as a pre-operative prognostic indicator of post-operative complications, and length of hospital stay – Miss Stephanie Milne, Hull Royal Infirmary P55 How do delays in treatment affect patient prognosis in head and neck cancer? – Dr Hussein Mohamedbhai, University College Hospital P56 How does tracheostomy affect length of hospital stay in head and neck cancer? – Dr Hussein Mohamedbhai, University College Hospital P57 Spindle cell sarcoma - a rare cause of a lump in the lower lip – Mr Liam Monaghan, Royal Albert Edward Infirmary / Central Manchester foundation Trust P58 Use of Integra® dermal substitute in reconstruction after ablative surgery of recurrent squamous cell carcinoma of the scalp - a case report – Dr Shadaab Mumtaz, Homerton University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust P59 A review of outcomes of Major Head and Neck Surgery in patients over 80 years between 1997-2016 in East Kent – Dr Jitesh Patel, William Harvey Hospital P60 Comparison of surgical anastomosis time between free-flaps utilised in head and neck reconstruction – Mr Karl Payne, Worcestershire Royal Hospital P61 A rare diagnosis of a rapidly developing mandibular swelling in a 3-year old – Dr Jaya Pindoria, Bristol Dental Hospital P62 Complete spontaneous regression of a metastatic melanoma of the mandible – A case report and Follow up Recommendations – Mr Juergen Schlabe, King’s College Hospital P63 Approach to suspected malignant neck mass: The Aberdeen protocol – Mr Arshad Siddiqui, St. Johns Hospital, Livingston P64 Malignant Rhabdoid Tumour of the Tongue: A Case Report and Review of the Literature – Dr Gauri Vithlani, Royal Free London

CLEFT P65

P65 The Central Lip Flap Revisited – Mr Oliver Mitchell, Salisbury District Hospital

CRANIOFACIAL P66-P72

P66 A Case Report: Craniofacial Fasciitis - Extracranial Presentation – Dr Sarah Ainscough, York Hospital P67 The History of Cranioplasty – Mr Jasdeep Brar, King’s College London P68 Multisuture Craniosynostosis and Papilloedema in a Child with Pycnodysostosis. A Rare Case Report – Ms Louise Dunphy, Department of Cleft and Craniofacial Surgery, The John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford P69 Trimethylaminuria “Fish Odour Syndrome” in a Toddler with Metopic Synostosis – Ms Louise Dunphy, Department of Cleft and Craniofacial Surgery, The John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford BIRMINGHAM 2017 Preliminary programme 22

P70 The Maxillofacial Considerations for Patients with Cerebrocostomandibular Syndrome – Mr Othman Hameed, Great Ormond Street Hospital P71 The staged approach to the treatment of patients with cleidocranial dysplasia: A case series – Dr Dipesh Patel, Guy’s Hospital P72 Transcranial resection of nasal dermoids- Our experience from Glasgow Craniofacial Unit – Mr Arshad Siddiqui, Royal Hospital for Children, Queen Elizabeth University Hospital Glasgow

DENTO ALVEOLAR P73 – P93

P73 The surgical and anaesthetic management of severe dento-facial infections (DFI) – a prospective study – Mr Conor Bowe, St Richards Hospital Chichester P74 A study of over 700 patients with incision and drainage at King’s College Hospital A 5 year retrospective study – Mr David Chapireau, King’s College Hospital P75 Life threatening complications of coronectomies – Mr David Chapireau, King’s College Hospital P76 Treatment and recurrence of Keratocystic Odontogenic tumours in Leeds General Infirmary: A study of 76 cases – Dr Michael Davies, Leeds General Infirmary P77 Role of juxta apical radiolucency (JAR), the ‘new’ radiological sign in assessment of risk of inferior alveolar nerve injury with lower third molar removal – Mr Ciro Gilvetti, Queen Victoria Hospital P78 Use of customised Molloplast-B decompression stents in odontogenic cysts in two paediatric cases – Miss Clare Grant, The Royal London Hospital P79 A review of the implementation in general dental practice of the 2015 update to NICE antibiotics prophylaxis guidelines for patients at risk of infective endocarditis – Mr Neil Horisk, Pinderfields Hospital Wakefield P80 Apicectomy - Historical or Still Relevant? – Dr Sarah Jadun, University Hospital South Manchester P81 To marsupialise or not to marsupialise? : A case series – Dr Sandeep Joshi, Eastman Dental Hospital P82 Actinomycotic Osteomyelitis of the Mandible: A Rare Case Report – Dr Katy Martin, Luton and Dunstable University Hospital P83 The frontline management of postoperative haemorrhage following dentoalveolar surgery: an audit – Miss Katy Martin, Luton and Dunstable university Hospital P84 Patients on new oral anticoagulant drugs – Dr Sweta Mehta, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust P85 The novel use of dental suction tubing in the decompression of large dental cysts – Dr Rachel Otukoya, Shrewsbury and Telford Hospitals nHS Trust P86 A retrospective analysis of dentoalevolar cases of general anaesthesia at Croydon University Hospital – Dr Jalpa Patel, Barnet and Chase Farm P87 The use of dental alert cards for ‘at risk’ MRONJ patients – Dr Dipesh Patel, Guy’s Hospital P88 To coronectomy or not to coronectomy: that is the question – Miss Joanne Peat, HMS Neptune Dental Centre, HMNB Clyde P89 Regional survey of dental cervicofacial infections – Mr Andrew Power, Leeds General Infirmary P90 Use of videos as part of the consenting process for Minor Oral Surgery procedures - Patient perspectives – Dr Sama Ria, Northwick Park Hospital P91 Paediatric Dental infections and Safeguarding - a potential link to detect children at risk? – Mr Juergen Schlabe, King’s College Hospital P92 Which Teeth Need Extracting? - An Assessment of the Frequency of Amendments to Referrals for Dento-Alveolar Surgery – Dr James Shuttleworth, Kettering General Hospital P93 Should we re-think the OMFS antimicrobial management for orofacial infections? - lessons learnt from acute medicine – Dr Sangeetha Thomas, King’s College Hospital

FACIAL SKIN CANCER – P94 – P110

P94 Healing by secondary intention for head and neck skin lesions - patient survey and case series – Dr Sarah Ali, Homerton University Hospital P95 Pleomorphic Dermal Sarcoma - A clinicopathologic study of 19 cases – Mr Conor Bowe, St Richards Hospital, Chichester P96 What do patients say about facial skin cancer surgery? Analysis of aspects of quality using a new tool to measure patient reported experience and outcome in the Surgical Management of Non-Melanoma Skin Cancer of the Head and Neck (NMSC) – Ms Aisling Cant, Torbay and South Devon NHS Foundation Trust BIRMINGHAM 2017 Preliminary programme 23

P97 Do we all mean the same thing by incomplete excision margins in Non Melanoma Skin Cancer Surgery? Reflections from the literature and analysis of results from one service in a district hospital in south west England – Mr Benjamin Collard, Torbay and South Devon NHS foundation Trust P98 Are simple pressure dressings effective in controlling post operative bleeding in skin cancer surgery in patients on oral anticoagulants – Mr Siddharth Gowrishankar, Northampton General Hospital P99 Comparison of Rivaroxaban vs Warfarin and their relative risk of post op bleeding in skin cancer surgery – Mr Siddharth Gowrishankar, Northampton General Hospital P100 Split Skin Graft Donor Site Diathermy: A Novel Technique – Dr Adam Holden, Gloucestershire Royal Hospitals P101 Staged excision of malignant skin tumours in the head and neck - an alternative to Mohs surgery? – Mr Paul Lugaric, Rotherham General Hospital P102 The effectiveness of the cellutome epidermal harvesting system - should we change our clinical practice? – Ms Nicola Mahon,Worcester Royal Hospital P103 Nasalis myocutaneous island pedicle flap for nasal reconstruction - a case series – Ms Nicola Mahon, Worcester Royal Hospital P104 Adjuvant radiotherapy to a scalp wound reconstructed with Integra & split thickness skin graft: foolhardy or wise addition to treatment options of large skin defects? – Dr Jaimini Mehta, Bedford Hospital P105 An investigation of patient recorded outcomes following nasal reconstruction with paramedian forehead flaps – Dr Asfa Mughal, Arrowe Park Hospital P106 NHS Fife Cutaneous Squamous Cell Carcinoma Distribution and Rates - A Body Map – Dr Susan Murray, Victoria Hospital, Kirkcaldy, Fife P107 Survey on the use of dermoscopy in for the management of skin lesions in Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery - a NICE reminder – Miss Hira Nazir, Aintree University Hospital, Liverpool P108 SCC arising at the edge of resected Integra; positive margin or purple herring? – Mr Alan Parbhoo, Beds, Herts & Bucks OMFS Network P109 Wolfe Graft: Monitoring Success – Dr Matthew Proctor, Sunderland Royal Hospital P110 Completeness of Basal Cell Carcinoma excisions in an Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery department – Mr Christopher Wright, Altnagelvin Area Hospital

HEAD AND NECK RECONSTRUCTION P111-P124

P111 Enhanced Recovery in Head and Neck Patients - an early experience – Mr Mustansir Alibhai, Queen Victoria Hospital, East Grinstead P112 Can Cardiopulmonary Exercise Testing (CPET) predict post operative complications and flap failure for patients undergoing resection for a head and neck malignancy with microvascular free flap/tissue reconstruction – Mr Damian Broderick, Royal Preston P113 The development of 3D planning for Midface reconstruction – Mr Mohamed Elsapagh, University of Birmingham P114 Customised fibular cradle plate: a new concept in mandibular reconstruction; optimising bony height, lower border contour and pedicle length – Mr Alexander Goodson, Wales Deanery P115 A Lifeboat in Stormy Seas: A Vein Graft of Last Resort – Mr James Higginson, Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham P116 Diffuse heterotopic calcification of fibula flap - a previously unreported case – Mr Paul Lugaric, Rotherham General Hospital P117 Early oral intake and length of stay following free flap reconstruction of the oral cavity – Mr Barry Main, Gloucestershire Royal Hospitals P118 A Maxillofacial Surgeon and Trainee’s Perspective of the Medial Sural Artery Perforator Flap – Mr Nikhil Maini, Queen Victoria Hospital, East Grinstead P119 10 year audit of Head and Neck reconstructions at the Luton & Dunstable University Hospital: From a District General Hospital to the Regional Maxillofacial Centre - What have we learnt? – Mr Chang-Bon Man, Luton & Dunstable University Hospital P120 Predictors of unplanned returns to the operating theatre following major head and neck surgery with free flap reconstruction – Mr Donal McAuley, Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, Glasgow P121 Use of colour flow Doppler in locating the optimum donor site for perforator free flap reconstruction – Mr Darpan Mehta, Sunderland Royal Hospital P122 The Cardiovascular monitoring and Vasopressor use in Head & Neck microvascular flap reconstruction – Mr Sumeet Raj, Aberdeen Royal Infirmary P123 You’re never too old for a free flap – Miss Francine Ryba, St George’s Hospital P124 Lateral Arm Flap in Paediatric Reconstruction – Dr Drazsen Vuity, Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Department BIRMINGHAM 2017 Preliminary programme 24

IMPLANTS P125-P129

P125 Brainlab-augmented placement of zygomatic implants for retention of nasal prosthesis immediately following rhinectomy – Mr Alexander Goodson, Wales Deanery P126 Novel anti-reflection surface coating of scanbodies: an in vitro study – Dr Ole Jung, University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery P127 Floor of Mouth Haematoma following Dental Implant: A Case Report – Miss Catherine Law, Queen Victoria Hospital, East Grinstead P128 White ceramized implants and abutments to optimize the aesthetic outcome and improvement of hard and soft tissue management: an in vitro- study – Professor Ralf Smeets, University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf; Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery P129 Success of dental implants in head and neck cancer patients: does radiotherapy affect success? – Dr Claire Wilson, Torbay Hospital

MAXILLOFACIAL TRAUMA P130 – P178

P130 Management of Dento-Alveolar trauma in A&E – Dr Zahra Al Asaadi, Southampton General Hospital P131 Successful management of a gun shot wound to the mandibular condyle by removal of the condylar head with no hard tissue reconstruction - Lessons for blunt trauma management? – Miss Sana Ali, Barts Health NHS Trust P132 To scan or not to scan - a service improvement project for CT in facial trauma – Mr James R Allison, Sunderland Royal Hospital P133 Delayed Presentation of White Eye Blowout Injuries; an Ongoing Maxillofacial Educational Need – A Case Series and Review of Timing of Management – Miss Ishita Basu, Northwick Park Hospital P134 Management of Complex Soft Tissue Injury – Miss Eleanor Bowden, Aintree University Hospital P135 The Difficult Arch – Mr Duncan F Campbell, St John’s Hospital, Livingston P136 Oral Mucosal Trauma related to the use of Ecstasy (3,4-methylenedioxy-methamphetamine) - A Case Report – Dr Aisling Cant, Torbay and South Devon NHS Trust P137 Virtual Trauma Clinic: A Novel Platform to Enhance Patient Care and Educational Value of Maxillofacial Trauma Cases – Dr Simran Chana, Innovation Fellow, NHS England P138 Post-operative, external, ultrasonic bone stimulation: preliminary experiences with mandibular healing – Mr Jonathan Collier, Chelsea & Westminster Hospital P139 Systematic review of the prevalence of maxillofacial injuries sustained in Gaelic Games over 35 years – Dr Rebecca Courtney, University Hospital Galway P140 Surgical management of condylar fracture: A trainee friendly approach – Dr Miriam Crowley, St John’s Hospital, Livingston P141 Improving the ability of Casualty doctors to identify fractures of the orbit – Dr Jonathan Dennis, Queen’s Medical Centre P142 Improving the ability of Casualty doctors to identify mandibular fractures – Dr Jonathan Dennis, Queen’s Medical Centre P143 A new trend in mandibular fracture epidemiology in Scotland – Miss Laura Feeney, Ninewells Hospital P144 A 10-year retrospective review of Maxillofacial trauma in Prisoners - The East Grinstead experience – Mr Montey Garg, Queen Victoria Hospital, East Grinstead P145 Isolated posterior wall of frontal sinus fracture - A case report and review of literature – Mr Montey Garg, Queen Victoria Hospital, East Grinstead P146 A retrospective review of animal and insect bites in the Oral and Maxillofacial region – Mr Montey Garg, Queen Victoria Hospital, East Grinstead P147 Paediatric Maxillofacial lacerations and Marginal Mandibular Nerve (MMN) weakness – Mr Montey Garg, Queen Victoria Hospital, East Grinstead P148 Case series of 132 patients with orbital floor fractures via a “sutureless” transconjunctival approach – Miss Alexandra Green, Northwick Park P149 Cricket Related Maxillofacial Fractures – Dr Othman Hameed, Barts Health P150 A new trend in midface fracture epidemiology in Scotland – Mr Cameron Herbert, Aberdeen Royal Infirmary / University of Aberdeen P151 SIMD and Duration of admission in Hospital following Midface & Mandibular Trauma in Scotland – Miss Eilidh Herbert, Ninewells Hospital P152 Post-Traumatic Zygomatic Osteotomies: An Evolutionary Journey to State Of The Art 3D Planning and Reconstruction – Mr Jonathan Hulbert, Prince Charles Hospital BIRMINGHAM 2017 Preliminary programme 25

P153 Mediastinal emphysema from a mid facial fracture – Dr Sandeep Iyer, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust P154 Can we use social media to educate patients? – Miss Shaira Kassam, Northwick Park P155 The characteristics of facial injuries presenting to The Oral and Maxillofacial Department at The University Hospital of Wales. What has changed? – Dr Ross Paul Lewis, University Hospital of Wales P156 Imaging of Mandibular Trauma – Dr Helena Loynes, University Hospital of South Manchester P157 Management of Invasive Group A Streptococcal Oro-facial infections following Minor Facial Trauma in Two Children – Dr Marwa Maarouf, The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust P158 Outcomes on implementing an emergency daytime theatre for OMFS at Mid-Essex oral and facial multidisciplinary network – Mr Khemanand Maharaj, Mid-Essex Hospital NHS Trust P159 Overcoming the nasomaxillary defect in a healed midface fracture - a case report – Ms Nicola Mahon, Worcester Royal Hospital P160 Endoscopic approach to post traumatic isolated frontal bone deformities – Mr Donal McAuley, Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, Glasgow P16 Does a scoring system for paediatric facial lacerations predict management? – Mr Alasdair McKechnie, University of Leeds P162 Management of Facial Trauma in the Prisoner Population – Mr Oliver Mitchell, Salisbury District Hospital P163 Should Lateral Canthotomy be Taught on the Advance Trauma Life Support (ATLS) Course? – Dr Farnaz Motamedi-Azari, London North West nHS Trust P164 A rare case of isolated bilateral orbital floor fractures - Our experience – Mr John Murphy, Rotherham General Hospital P165 Management of fractures of the atrophic edentulous mandible: is there a place for “old-fashioned” techniques? – Mr Prady Naredla, University Hospital Coventry P166 Modified Zimmer finger splint revisited – Mr Pavan Padaki, North Manchester General Hospital P167 Clinical recording of a minimal dataset to enable accurate comparisons of outcomes from isolated mandibular condyle fractures – Miss Yatisha Patel, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, University Hospitals Birmingham P168 Airway Considerations in Markedly Displaced Mandibular Fractures; Two Case Reports – Dr Alexander Rickart, Royal Free London NHS foundation Trust P169 Maxillofacial injuries in Gaelic Games: A review of insurance injury claims of 2007-2015 – Mr Paul F Sexton, Galway University Hospital P170 Dental injuries in Gaelic Games: A review of insurance injury claims of 2007-2015 – Mr Paul F Sexton, Galway University Hospital P171 Management of mandibular fracture in a one-year-old child: A case report – Mr Rabindra Singh, University Hospital Southampton P172 Can we rely on emergency department radiographic reports alone to identify maxillofacial trauma patients requiring operative intervention? The Glasgow Experience – Mr Peter Steele, Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, Glasgow P173 A Case Report: Eye in the Sinus - Acute and Long Term Reconstructive Management of an Avulsed Globe following Blunt Trauma – Dr Lydia Thom, Hull Royal Infirmary P174 Case Report: Household Chores : Hazardous to Health? – Mr James Thomas, James Cook University Hospital, Middlesbrough P175 Diplopia and the DVLA - Our responsibility – Miss Laura Timms, Manchester Royal Infirmary P176 Can Health Tracking Apps Spur Risk-Taking Behaviour? A 2-Year Retrospective Review of Strava Related Cycling Injuries Within North-West London – Dr Aamir Vaghela, Northwick Park Hospital P177 Management of facial trauma in adults in the Libyan war, our experience – Mr Abdulhakim Zaggut, Royal London Hospital P178 Management of facial trauma in children in the Libyan war, our experience – Mr Abdulhakim Zaggut, Royal London Hospital

MISCELLANEOUS P179 – P224

P179 ‘I’m Not a Dentist!’ - Presentation and Management of Dental Conditions in A&E – Dr Zahra Al Asaadi, Southampton General Hospital P180 The Usefulness of a “Pre-op Huddle” - An Audit of Issues Identified from a Preoperative Surgical Form – Miss Sally Al-Ali, Countess of Chester P181 Benign Cylindroma – Dr Sarah Ali, Homerton University Hospital P182 A Review of Treatment Outcomes for Patients Receiving Intra-masseteric Botulinum Toxin-A for the Management of Facial Myofascial Pain – Miss Reem Ali, Ninewells Hospital P183 Surgical Simulation Training in Patient Specific Mandibular Reconstruction:A pilot training model for Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Trainees – Miss Reem Ali, Ninewells Hospital BIRMINGHAM 2017 Preliminary programme 26

P184 Body modification within the head and neck – Dr Rakhee Budhdeo, Luton and Dunstable Hospital P185 Is OMFS in Northampton General Hospital providing a seven days service? – Miss Marta Cabral, Northampton General Hospital P186 The use of Lidocaine, Adrenaline and Tetracaine (LAT) gel in the treatment of paediatric facial lacerations in a single Maxillofacial Unit – Miss Marta Cabral, Northampton General Hospital P187 Accident and Emergency referrals to OMFS in Northampton General Hospital: Are we getting busier? – Miss Marta Cabral, Northampton General Hospital P188 Parathyroid surgery within an OMFS department: Indications and changes in service provision over a 10 year period – Mr Benjamin Collard, Torbay and South Devon NHS Foundation Trust P189 Supporting second degree students. Are we doing enough? An update from one year on – Dr Jonathan Dennis, Queen’s Medical Centre P190 Surgical Followership Know Your Style – Miss Marnie Fullarton, Aintree University Hospital P191 A Case Report of Surgical Management of An Ectopic Mandibular Third Molar - The Importance of Lateral Thinking – Dr Mishaal Gill, Aintree university Hospital P192 Missing out on the money: An audit of clinical coding in maxillofacial surgery – Mr Jahrad Haq, St George’s Hospital, London P193 HIV and the Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon – Mr Alexander Hills, William Harvey Hospital, Kent P194 Bony Hard Neck lumps - a review – Mr Nabeel Ilyas, Queen Alexandra Hospital, Portsmouth P195 Does your face fit? Facial morphology as a predictor of success in UK & US general elections – Mr Shofiq Islam,E ast Midlands Deanery P196 Tip Sparing Tongue Necrosis: A Case Report – Dr Ian Jenkyn, University Hospital Southampton P197 Uncommon cause of progressive proptosis in a paediatric patient – Mr Predrag Jeremic, Manchester Royal Infirmary P198 Developing a European-wide smoking cessation e-learning tool for healthcare professionals – Mr Ross Keat, Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust P199 How has the new junior doctor contract changed opinions on oral and maxillofacial training amongst current and prospective trainees? – Mr David Laraway, University Hospital Aintree P200 Comparison Between The UK Oral Surgery Specialist Held By The GDC 2016 and 2017 – Mr Patrick Magennis, Aintree University Hospital P201 In 2017 Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery (OMFS) trainees and consultants reverse the previous trend of letting their dental registration lapse – Mr Patrick Magennis, Aintree University Hospital P202 Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (OMFS) Trainees - Their Training Rotations and Their Consultant Appointments - Do they stay or do they go? – Mr Patrick Magennis, Aintree University Hospital P203 A Review of OMFS Training of European Nations Whose Specialists Have Automatic Entry Onto the UK OMFS Specialist List – Mr Patrick Magennis, Aintree University Hospital P204 Pilot of Formative MCQ for Trainees Aiming for and currently in OMFS Training - A useful tool for education and ranking – Mr Patrick Magennis, Aintree University Hospital P205 Utilisation of CBCT in Maxillofacial Department of Leicester Royal Infirmary Hospital – Mr Antonios Mantevas, Leicester Royal Infirmary P206 Dentist on the Ward - Should Dental Core Trainees cover Night Time On Call Duties? – Miss Katy Martin, Luton and Dunstable University Hospital P207 Learning from disaster: Creating the conditions for safety improvement using peer review as a catalyst for change – Mr Paul McArdle, Plymouth Hospitals NHS Trust P208 The Use and Application of Lasers in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery – Mr Oliver Mitchell, Salisbury District Hospital P209 Maxfacts – the working of a novel comprehensive online resource – Mr David Mitchell, Calderdale & Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust P210 Is PAR scoring an acceptable method of measuring outcomes for orthodontically treated hypodontia patients? – Miss Charlotte Molyneaux, Salisbury NHS Foundation Trust P211 Glomus tumour presenting in the upper lip- a case report – Mr Liam Monaghan, Royal Albert Edward Infirmary / Central Manchester foundation Trust P212 Nasal Septal Abscess - An Unusual Complication Arising from an Odontogenic Infection in a 10-Year-Old – Dr Susan Murray, Aberdeen Royal Infirmary P213 What is posterior tongue tie? – Miss Danai Nyoni, Southend P214 Tongue Tie- is it related to Gastrointestinal Problems? – Miss Danai Nyoni, Southend Hospital P215 Thyroidectomy in the treatment of thyroid disease: A review of the indications for surgery and pathologies identified in 340 patients – Mr Janak Patel, Torbay and South Devon NHS Foundation Trust BIRMINGHAM 2017 Preliminary programme 27

P216 From shortened dental degree to OMFS consultancy: Evaluation of the outcome of the first 5 years of the King’s College London Dentistry Programme for Medical Graduates course – Mr Andrew Rajkumar, King’s College London P217 Indicative Numbers for Maxillofacial Training in the UK - Are we at Par? – Mr Sajid Sainuddin, University Hospital of South Manchester P218 Selective venous sampling as a primary investigation prior to parathyroid surgery – Mr Rupert Scott, Derriford Hospital P219 Bilateral symmetrical lipomatosis in MERRF Syndrome: A case report and review of the literaturer – Mayank Shastri, Queen Victoria Hospital, east Grinstead P220 The life and contributions of Professor Henry Percy Pickerill – Miss Deepti Sinha, University Hospitals Leuven P221 Inspiring a career in OMFS - a medical student’s experience of cadaveric head dissection – Mr Harry Spiers, St George’s, University of London P222 Quality improving the provision of the division of ankyloglossia for infants with breast feeding difficulties – Dr Neil Tanna, Northampton General Hospital P223 A new website for communication and collaboration between OMFS fellows in training (FiTs) – Mr John Paul Wells, Morriston Hospital, Swansea P224 Turning your handover sheet into a maxillofacial database. Facilitating audit, research and revalidation – Mr John Paul Wells, Morriston Hospital, Swansea

ORAL MEDICINE/PATHOLOGY P225-P245

P225 A case of oral Kaposi’s sarcoma in a patient with undiagnosed HIV – Miss Christine Causey, Kettering General Hospital P226 Kimura’s Disease as an Unusual Presentation of Bilateral Cervical Lymphadenopathy: Our management and a review of the literature – Mr Rohit Chandegra, University Hospital Coventry and Warwickshire P227 Trauma, Infection and the Immunocompromised Patient - A vicious triad causing a destructive oro-facial lesion – Mr Montey Garg, Queen victoria Hospital, East Grinstead P228 Low level laser therapy in oral graft-versus-host Disease: A case report – Mr Daniel Gillway, Barts Health NHS Trust P229 Mandibular Tuberculosis Mimicking Squamous Cell Carcinoma – Dr Sandra Girgis, Homerton University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust P230 Granulomatosis with polyangiitis presenting as submandibular gland necrosis and sepsis – Dr Peter Glen, The University Hospital of Wales P231 Inotrope-induced necrosis of facial skin and oral mucosa - a rare occurrence – Dr Sima Jannati, Royal London Hospital P232 A Study of Clinical-pathological Agreement of Intra-oral lesions in the Maxillofacial Department – Mr Ahmed Jebril, Queen’s Medical Centre P233 A Case Report of recurring Traumatic Ulcerative Granuloma with Stromal Eosinophilia (TUGSE) in a 6-year-Old Child – Miss Laura Johnston, Homerton University Hospital P234 Foreign body reaction to Alvogyl – Mr Sandeep Joshi, Eastman Dental Hospital P235 Osteomyelitis of the Head and Neck – Mr Abhishek Kalia, Kings’s College Hospital P236 A rare mandibular presentation in multiple myeloma – Mr Grigore Mihalache, Shrewsbury and Telford Hospitals NHS Trust P237 Intravascular papillary endothelial hyperplasia of oral the cavity - uncommon or undiagnosed? – Dr Shadaab Mumtaz, Homerton University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust P238 A rapidly expansive recurrent fibroepithelial polyp of the anterior maxillary gingiva - a case report – Dr Shadaab Mumtaz, Homerton university Hospital NHS Foundation Trust P239 A Case report on the diagnosis and management of florid cemento-osseous dysplasia with cystic degeneration over 14 years – Dr Jitesh Patel, William Harvey Hospital P240 A service evaluation of post-operative biopsy complications and patient information leaflets (PIL) in the Oral Medicine Department at Guy’s Hospital – Dr Risha Sanghvi, Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Trust P241 An unusual presentation of a common oral condition: A case report of oral lichen planus – Dr Risha Sanghvi, Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Trust P242 Gardners Syndrome: An overview and Case report – Mr Matthew Smith, University Hospital South Manchester P243 Case report: A Previously Missed Diagnosis of Amyloidosis – Dr Hazel Taylor, Guy’s Hospital P244 Metastasising Pleomorphic Adenoma: A rare case report of a pleomorphic salivary adenoma with synchronous cervical lymph node metastases – Miss Melanie Watson, St John’s Hospital, Livingston, Scotland P245 Plasma Cell Gingivitis - Does it still exist? – Mr Joe White, Wythenshawe Hospital BIRMINGHAM 2017 Preliminary programme 28

ORTHOGNATHIC P246-P264

P246 Virtual Orthognathic Planning Using the TruMatch® System: our Experience of 27 cases – Mr William Allen, Aintree University Hospital P247 Patient satisfaction following orthognathic surgery – Mr Sankar Ananth, Morriston Hospital, Swansea P248 An Audit Investigating BMI and the Prevalence of Obesity in Orthognathic Patients: Are we putting patients at risk? – Miss Sarah Baughan, Royal Derby Hospital P249 Results of the National Facial, Oral and Oculoplastic Research Centre (NFORC) assessment of patients undergoing orthognathic surgery – Miss Holly Boyes, St George’s Hospital P250 A 12 year retrospective review of Orthognathic Surgery at Northwick Park Hospital (2004-2016) – Miss Soudeh Chegini, Northwick Park Hospital P251 Day Case Bilateral Sagittal Split Osteotomies (BSSO): an audit and review of clinical practice at the Royal Gwent Hospital, Newport – Dr Laurie Davies, Royal Gwent Hospital P252 Orthognathic Surgery in the Older patient - are the complications higher? – Miss Barbara Gerber, Oxford University Hospitals NHS foundation Trust P253 Splintless Orthognathic Surgery using Virtual Planning and Patient Specific Printed Titanium Cutting Guides and Osteosynthesis Plates: A case report and review of the technology – Miss Kate Howson, Aintree University Hospitals P254 Social Return On Investment (SROI) methodology applied to patients following orthognathic surgery – Mr Greg Knepil, Gloucester Hospitals nHS Trust P255 The potential scarring following use of a transbuccal trocar during orthognathic surgery – Dr Hannah Linnard, Queen Victoria Hospital P256 Haemolacria a rare complication of Lefort I surgery – Mr Ramachandra Madattigowda, Northwick Park Hospital,London P257 What do patients want to know before orthognathic surgery? A mixed method qualitative needs assessment – Ms Jaina Patel, Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham P258 Changes to the Nasopharyngeal and Oropharyngeal Spaces After Isolated Maxillary Advancement – Miss Lisa Rennie, Queen Victoria Hospital, East Grinstead P259 A 12 year retrospective review of Outcomes in Orthognathic Surgery (2004-2016) – Miss Neha Shah, Northwick Park Hospital P260 Prevalence of Infections Following Orthognathic Surgery at Mid-Yorkshire Hospitals Trust and risk factors contributing to this – Dr Paula Sinnott, Pinderfields General Hospital P261 Is it justifiable to admit Orthognathic surgical patients for less than 23 hours? A single surgeon’s experience – Dr Paula Sinnott, Pinderfields General Hospital P262 An Audit of Postoperative Complications following Orthognathic surgery at Mid-Yorkshire Hospitals Trust – Dr Paula Sinnott, Pinderfields General Hospital P263 3D orthognathic surgery protocol evaluation – Mr Stefano Stea, Maria Cecilia Hospital, Cotignola (RA), Italy P264 The impact of fixation method selection on neurosensory disturbance following bilateral sagittal split osteotomy – Dr Naren Thanabalan, University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust

QUALITY OF LIFE P265-P274

P265 Differences in health related quality of life in T1N0 oral squamous cell Carcinoma: Selective neck dissection compared to wait and watch – Miss Sally Al-Ali, Aintree University Hospital P266 Evaluating an NHS service provided for facial palsy patients measuring quality of life, facial attractiveness and patient satisfaction – Mr Omar Alimazighi, Royal Hallamshire hospital P267 Exploring the relationship between Resilience and Quality of Life in Head and Neck cancer patients – Mr George Clarke, University Hospital Southampton P268 Long-term clinical outcomes of extra-oral (non-dental) osseointegrated implants following ablative surgery for orofacial neoplasia – Mr Jonathan Collier, Chelsea & Westminster Hospital P269 Awake emergency tracheostomy - Is it an ethical treatment modality for end of life patients? – Dr Sandra Girgis, Homerton University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust BIRMINGHAM 2017 Preliminary programme 29

P270 Modified Tie Over technique for lingual sulcoplasty – Mr George Markose, Pennine Acute NHS Trust P271 An update on the use of the Pre-treatment Patient Concerns Inventory (PCI) in a tertiary centre – Mrs Stephanie Milne, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust P272 Ternary graphs - a new interactive approach to self-assessment – Mr David Mitchell, Calderdale & Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust P273 Patient experience of flap monitoring following free flap surgery for oral cancer reconstruction – Miss Hira Nazir, Aintree University Hospital, Liverpool P274 The development of a searchable database (HaNDLE-on-QoL) on quality of life in head and neck cancer – Mr Robert Wotherspoon, Leeds teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

RESEARCH P275-P286

P275 Workforce planning in Oral & Maxillofacial surgery – Mr Mohammed Bajalan, King’s College London, Dental Institute P276 Undergraduate medical and dental student awareness of oral cancer and referral pathways – Mr Jasdeep Brar, King’s College London P277 Exploring The Learning Needs of Dental Core Trainees (DCTs) in Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery: A National Trainee Survey – Miss Emma Brown, Prince Charles Hospital, Merthyr Tydfil P278 How new NICE guidelines will impact service provision in patients treated for early oral cavity squamous cell carcinoma - a ten-year single centre retrospective review – Mr Ioan Davies, St Georges University Hospitals P279 What factors influence the surgical time of wisdom teeth extractions under General Anaesthetic? – Dr Oliver Dugena, University Hospital, Leicester P280 Run-through OMFS training at ST1 versus conventional Core Surgical Training (CST) – Mr Montey Garg, Queen Victoria Hospital, east Grinstead P281 Inpatient management of cervicofacial infection: A multicentre UK-wide snapshot audit of current maxillofacial practice – Ms Anusha Hennedige, Central Manchester Foundation Trust P282 A Review into the utilisation of the 2-week-waiting oncology pathway for intra-oral lesions in the Maxillofacial Surgery Department – Mr Ahmed Jebril, Queen’s Medical Centre, Nottingham P283 Inpatient management of cervicofacial infection: a multicentre uk–wide snapshot audit of current maxillofacial practice – Mr Christopher McDonald, Aintree University Hospital P284 Changing OSCE stations at lunchtime during all day postgraduate surgery examinations improves examiner morale and stress – Mr Duncan Scrimgeour, University of Aberdeen and Aberdeen Royal Infirmary P285 Resorbable magnesium implants for the individual reconstruction of bony defects in the head and neck area - an in vitro evaluation – Professor Ralf Smeets, University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf; Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery P286 3D printing of mandibular condyle anatomical models using low cost fused deposition modelling – Dr Subegh Srao, Boroughbridge Dental Centre/York Scheme

P287 – P293 SALIVARY GLANDS

P287 Recurrent pleomorphic salivary adenoma in submandibular gland – Dr Sarah Ali, Homerton University Hospital P288 Sporting Injuries - An Unusual Case Traumatic Schwannoma presenting on the upper lip of a professional footballer - A Case Report – Dr Mohamed Hania, Leeds General Infirmary P289 Floor of Mouth Swelling - A rare case report: Epidermoid cyst presenting in the floor of the mouth – Dr Mohamed Hania, Leeds General Infirmary P290 Sialoendoscope assisted late repair of a traumatic transection of Stensen’s duct – Mr Chang-Bon Man, Luton & Dunstable University Hospital P291 An unusual cause of a parotid mass; Osteomyelitis and sequestra of the mandibular ramus secondary to recurrent pericoronitis – Mr Chang- Bon Man, Luton & Dunstable University Hospital P292 A Rare Case of Secretory IgA Deficiency causing Chronic Sialadenitis – Dr Farnaz Motamedi-Azari, Guy’s and St Thomas’ P293 Mucus Extravasation cyst as a complication of lingual frenectomy – Ms Susan Stokes, Oxford University Hospital BIRMINGHAM 2017 Preliminary programme 30

TEMPORO MANDIBULAR JOINT (TMJ) P294 – P307

P294 Temporomandibular joint reconstruction using 3D printed prosthesis in bilateral ankylosis patient - a case report – Mr Anwer Abdullakutty, Queen Victoria Hospital, East Grinstead P295 Synovial chondromatosis of the temporomandibular joint with intracranial extension: a case report – Dr Zakiya Ahmed, Queen’s Medical Centre P296 Resorption of the mandibular condyle following paralysis of masticatory muscles induced by Botulinum Toxin: A case report – Dr Jeyan Aziz, Great Ormond Street Hospital and University College Hospital P297 Piezo-electric surgery for re-ankylosis of temporomandibular joints on the Mercy Ships in West Africa – Mr Leo Cheng, St Bartholomew’s, Royal London & Homerton University Hospitals P298 Audit of TMJ Arthrocentesis at SGH Glasgow – Mr Mohamed Elsapagh, University of Birmingham P299 TMJ Arthroscopy: Can it Help to Predict the Progression to Open Surgery and what are the Therapeutic Benefits? – Dr Benjamin Gupta, Queen’s Medical Centre, Nottingham P300 Creation of a Care Pathway for Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction (TMD) at a Tertiary Referral Centre – Dr Nina Kelman, St George’s Hospital P301 An audit to assess patient outcomes in temporomandibular joint replacement surgery at Poole Hospital – Dr Shriya Nair, Poole Hospital P302 Low level laser therapy (LLLT) in the treatment of a mixed cohort of patients with Temporomandibular Disorders (TMD): A case series – Mrs Annapoorna Y Pai, Cumberland Infirmary P303 Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction due to an elongated articular eminence – Dr Parmar Paras, Luton and Dunstable Hospital P304 A service evaluation measuring compliance to conservative management with soft splint therapy and outcomes in patients suffering from temporomandibular disorder (TMD) – Dr Sarah Sheik, Birmingham Dental Hospital P305 Retrospective analysis of hypersensitivity reaction to metal in patients listed for total replacement of the temporomandibular joint – Dr Hao-Hsuan (Mark) Tsai, Royal Dental Hospital of Melbourne P306 A simple TMJ (temporomandibular joint) arthrocentesis trainer – Miss Elizabeth Yeung, King’s College Hospital P307 Hand Held Psychiatry for Temporomandibular Disorders (TMD) – Miss Elizabeth Yeung, King’s College Hospital