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Pacific Association of Pediatric Surgeons 47th Annual Meeting • Banff, Alberta FINAL PROGRAM AND ABSTRACTS Table of Contents PAPS HANDBOOK 6 PAPS Board of Directors 6 Committees 7 Past Officers 8 Honorary Members 8 New Members 9 Future Meetings 9 Past Meeting and Local Organizing Chairs 10 GANS Memorial Lecture 10 M. James Warden Guest Program Participants 11 PAPS Artifacts PAPS 2014 – BANFF, ALBERTA 18 Conference Information 19 General Information 19 Business Meetings 19 Poster Display 20 GANS Memorial Lecture 21 Social Program Information 23 Maps: Hotel & Conference Centre PROGRAM AT A GLANCE 28 Conference Program SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM & ABSTRACTS 32 Scientific General Program 40 Oral Presentations: Abstracts 85 Poster Presentations I: Abstracts 103 Poster Presentations II: Abstracts PAPS HANDBOOK Pacific Association of Pediatric Surgeons – Board of Directors The members of the Board of Directors are Present Officers, Delegates and the Immediate Past President: PRESIDENT John Hutson PRESIDENT-ELECT Hiroaki Kitagawa PAPS HANDBOOK PAPS IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT Kevin Lally SECRETARY Walter J. Chwals TREASURER David Tuggle ARCHIVIST Marilyn Butler GAP COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSON Cynthia Reyes Board of Directors Ralph Cohen, Australia Paul Tam, PR China Andrew Holland, Australia Hong-Shiee Lai, Taiwan, ROC John Hutson, Australia Jin-Yao Lai, Taiwan, ROC Robin Eccles, Canada Anna Shapkina, Russia (Member at Large) Tadashi Iwanaka, Japan Jeong-Meen Seo, South Korea Hiroaki Kitagawa, Japan Marilyn Butler, USA Atsuyuki Yamataka, Japan Donald Moore, USA Mario Riqueleme Heras, Mexico Eric Scaife, USA Committee Chairs Mark Holterman, USA (Scientific Program Chair) Andrew Holland, Australia (Publications Chair) Cynthia Reyes, USA, (GAP Chair) PAPS Publication Committee Members 2014 Andrew J. A. Holland Chair Chinsu Liu Kenneth K. Y. Wong Vice-Chair Kouji Masumoto Arturo Aranda Don Moores Dave Bliss David Partrick Mary Brindle Michael Rollins Ralph Cohen Eric Scaife Osamu Kimura Roman Sydorak Masayuki Kubota Eric Webber Tsao Kuo-Jen Tatsuo Kuroda 6 paps2014.org Past Officers HANDBOOK PAPS PRESIDENTS Stephen L. Gans 1969–70 Morton M. Woolley 1991–92 John K. Stevenson 1970–71 Martin J. Glasson 1992–93 Alexander H. Bill Jr. 1971–72 Hiroshi Akiyama 1993–94 Keijiro Suruga 1972–73 Giovanni Porras-Ramirez 1994–95 Nate A. Myers 1973–74 Takahiro Ito 1995–96 Jens G. Rosenkrantz 1974–75 Marshall Z. Schwartz 1996–97 Murray R. Kliman 1975–76 Htut Saing 1997–98 Daniel M. Hays 1976–77 Philip A. King 1998–99 Takashi Ueda 1977–78 Marvin W. Harrison 1999–2000 Joaquin C. Azpiroz 1978–79 Takeshi Miyano 2000–01 Douglas Cohen 1979–80 James B. Atkinson 2000 – 02 Walton K. T. Shim 1980 – 81 Rosslyn Walker 2002 – 03 Graham C. Fraser 1981– 82 Eui - Ho Hwang 2003 – 04 Keiichi Ikeda 1982 – 83 Stephen G. Jolley 2004 – 05 Eric W. Fonkalsrud 1983 – 84 Jer - Nan - Lin 2005 – 06 E. Durham Smith 1984 – 85 Kevin C. Pringle 2006 – 07 Rodolfo Franco - Vasquez 1985 – 86 Richard E. Black 2007 – 08 Chadwick F. Baxter 1986 – 87 Paul K. H. Tam 2008 – 09 Wen - Tsung Hung 1987 – 88 Naomi Iwai 2009 – 10 John R. Campbell 1988 – 89 Harry Applebaum 2010 – 11 R. Stuart Ferguson 1989 – 90 Ralph Cohen 2011 – 12 Dale G. Johnson 1990 – 91 Kevin Lally 2012 – 13 SECRETARIES Jens G. Rosenkrantz 1969 – 71 John C. German 1988 – 91 John R. Campbell 1971 – 73 Marshall Z. Schwartz 1991 – 95 Edwards A. Free 1973 – 75 Marvin W. Harrison 1995 – 99 George A. Hyde 1975 – 77 Stephen G. Jolley 1999 – 2001 Walton K. T. Shim 1977 – 79 Robert S. Sawin 2001 – 04 Peter A. De Vries 1979 – 82 Harry Applebaum 2004 – 09 William C. Bailey 1982 – 85 Walter J. Chwals 2009 – present Dale G. Johnson 1985 – 88 PAPS 2014 | 47TH ANNUAL MEETING 7 TREASURERS Eric W. Fonkalsrud 1969 – 70 Marvin W. Harrison 1990 – 95 Alfred A. de Lorimer 1970 – 72 Dale G. Hall 1995 – 99 Daniel M. Hays 1972 – 74 James B. Atkinson 1999 – 01 David L. Collins 1974 – 77 Richard E. Black 2001 – 07 PAPS HANDBOOK PAPS Ernest B. Haws 1977 – 84 Kevin P. Lally 2007 – 12 David Hodge 1984 – 85 David Tuggle 2012 – present Ann M. Kosloske 1985 – 90 ARCHIVISTS Nate A. Myers 1987 – 92 Alan Woodward 1992 – 2011 Marilyn Butler 2011 – present M. JAMES WARDEN GUEST ASSISTANCE PROGRAM CHAIRS M. James Warden 1987 – 99 Phillip A. King 1999 – 04 Cynthia Reyes 2004 – present Honorary Members Herbert E. Coe Joseph Steigrad Sir Kenneth Fraser F. Douglas Stephens T. Y. Nelson Ovar Swenson Tamotsu Fukuda Osamu Wakabayashi William P. Longmire Jr. Jin-she Zhang Jesus Lozoya-Solis Jay L. Grosfeld New Members Ashish V. Jiwane, Australia Bin Wang, China Neil R. Price, Australia Jian Wang, China Cheng-hao Chen, China Wei Yang, China Wei Chen, China Qi Zeng, China Yongwei Chen, China Jianghua Zhan, China Kiuran Dong, China Chonggao Zhou, China Weihong Guo, China Hau Yee Ivy Chan, Hong Kong Long Li, China Ho Yu Patrick Chung, Hong Kong Minglei Li, China Vidmantas Barauskas, Lithuania Yingzi Li, China David E. Skarda, USA Tingting Liu, China Daniel A. DeUgarte, USA Hong-Xia Ren, China Eunice Yuee-Dean Huang, USA Hongcheng Song, China Romeo C. Ignacio, Jr., USA 8 paps2014.org Future Meetings HANDBOOK PAPS 2015 May 17–21 Jeju Island, Korea Seong-Cheol Lee 2016 Honolulu, Hawai, USA David Puopong 2017 Seattle, Washington, USA Past Meetings and Local Organizing Chairs Year City, Country/Region Name 1968 Founders organizing meeting. Alexander H. Bill Orcas Island, WA, USA 1969 Ojai, CA, USA Stephen L. Gans, Eric W. Fonkalsrud Dan Hayes 1970 Melbourne, VIC, Australia Nate Myers 1971 Harrison Hot Springs, BC, Canada Phillip G. Ashmore 1972 Tokyo, Japan Keijiro Suruga 1973 San Diego, CA, USA David L. Collins 1974 Salishan, OR, USA John R. Campbell 1975 Honolulu, HI, USA Walton K. T. Shim 1976 San Francisco, CA, USA Alfred A. de Lorimer 1977 Sydney, NSW, Australia Douglas Cohen 1978 Osaka, Japan Takashi Ueda 1979 Mazatlan, Mexico Rodolfo Franco Vazquez 1980 Colorado Springs, CO, USA William C. Bailey 1981 Maui, HI, USA Walton K. T. Shim 1982 Vancouver, BC, Canada Graham C. Fraser 1983 Fukuoka, Japan Keiichi Ikeda 1984 San Diego, CA, USA Timothy G. Canty 1985 Rotorua, New Zealand R. Stuart Ferguson 1986 Puerto Vallarta, Mexico Joaquin C. Aspiroz 1987 Rosario-Orcas, WA, USA John L. Cahill 1988 Taipei, Taiwan Wen-Tsung Hung 1989 Portland, Oregon, USA Marvin H. Harrison 1990 Kona, HI, USA Walton K.T. Shim 1991 Hong Kong, China Htut Saing 1992 Albuquerque, NM, USA Patrick F. Jewell 1993 Cairns, QLD, Australia Mervyn M. Lander 1994 Kagoshima, Japan Hiroshi Akiyama 1995 Hualtuco, Mexico Giovanni Porras-Ramirez PAPS 2014 | 47TH ANNUAL MEETING 9 1996 Singapore V. T. Joseph 1997 Phoenix, AZ, USA Joseph T. Zerella 1998 Maui, HI, USA Walton K. T. Smith 1999 Beijing, China Jin-Zhe Zhang 2000 Las Vegas, NV, USA Stephen G. Jolley PAPS HANDBOOK PAPS 2001 Kyoto, Japan Takeshi Miyano 2002 La Jolla, CA, USA Harry Applebaum 2003 Sydney, NSW, Australia Ralph Cohen 2004 Seoul, Korea Eui-Ho Hwang 2005 Vancouver, BC, Canada Eric M. Webber 2006 Taipei, Taiwan Jer-Nan Lin 2007 Queenstown, New Zealand Kevin C. Pringle 2008 Jackson Hole, WY, USA Rebecka L. Myers 2009 Hong Kong, China Paul K.H. Tam 2010 Kobe, Japan Naomi Iwai 2011 Cancun, Mexico Arturo Aranda 2012 Shanghai, China Shan Zheng 2013 Hunter Valley, NSW, Australia Rajendra Kumar 2014 Banff, AB, Canada Robin Eccles GANS Memorial Lecture This lecture is given in memory of Stephen L. Gans, M.D., the founder and first President of the Pacific Association of Pediatric Surgeons (PAPS). Under the terms of the bequest that funds this lecture, the lecture should be given on a topic that does not relate to Pediatric Surgery and the Lecturer should be an authority on the lecture material and reside in the same area as the Annual Meeting location. M. James Warden Guest Assistance Program Participants Year Name Country/Region 1989 Mario Venela Chile Luis Pedroza Mexico 1990 Luis Canchez Peru 1991 Nguyen Xuan Thu Vietnam 1992 Leopoldo Torres Mexico 1994 Xisheng Zhang China Amaung Maung Myanmar 1996 Zhou Yuan China 1997 Ricardo Peniche Mexico 1998 Chi Mean Hea Cambodia 10 paps2014.org 1999 Alexsey Podkamenev Russia HANDBOOK PAPS 2000 Luis Mondragon Mexico 2001 Shan Zheng China 2002 Sandra Montedonico-Rimassa Chile Anna Shapkina Russia 2003 Sar Vuthy Cambodia 2004 Mclee Aite Mathew Papua, New Guinea 2005 Alejandro Ayon Nicaragua 2006 Surachai Saranrittichel Thailand 2007 Safwat Andrawes Kenya 2008 Daniel Acosta Farina Ecuador 2009 Nguyen Kinh Bang Vietnam 2010 Hoxson Okti Poki Papua, New Guinea Jitoko K. Cama Fiji Island 2011 Jose Moledo Venezuela Julian Luna Montalvan Ecuador 2013 Ben Yapo Papua, New Guinea Josese Turagava Fiji 2014 Marcus Lester Suntay Philippines PAPS Artifacts Artifact – a simple object produced by human workmanship. • The Presidential Badge • The Past President’s Badge • The Flag • The Coe Medal • The Gavel • The Baxter-Myers Tennis Trophy • The Archives Cabinet • Presentation to British Association of Pediatric Surgeons THE PRESIDENTIAL BADGE This badge was presented by the British Association of Pediatric Surgeons to their colleagues in the Pacific in 1972. It is handed over to the incoming President each year at the Annual Meeting, usually in a presentation at the Annual Banquet. PAPS 2014 | 47TH ANNUAL MEETING 11 THE PAST PRESIDENTAL BADGE Douglas Cohen suggested to the Board of Directors that it would be appropriate for Past Presidents to wear a badge identifying them at Annual Scientific Meetings and included the concept of a brooch for wives of Past Presidents. Having approval of the Board, he selected a design for the badges, copied from the PAPS flag, which PAPS HANDBOOK PAPS had been designed by Peter Jones, Amor Metal Makers in Sydney produced the badges. Douglas Cohen then presented the first badges in Mexico in 1979 when he assumed the role of President.
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    2021 Friday tFhreid1a1tyh tohfeS 1e7pthte omf bSerp2te0m20beart 2130:2010 aht r1s3.:a0t0Y horrsk. Satu Ytoterkri Stutteri ScScandandinavinavianian Open Open YeaYearlingrling Sale Sale Organizer:Organizer: Dansk GalopDansk Galop 10101_DG_Forside_Aaring17_210x148_310717.indd10101_DG_Forside_Aaring17_210x148_310717.indd 1 1 01/08/2017 08.5701/08/2017 08.57 INDEX Information 4 Auktionsløb 2021 5 Conditions of sale 13 Auktionsvilkår 15 Criteria for use for of Black Type 17 Entries by consignors 19 Yearlings 22 Sire references 24 TIMETABLE Lot 1 13.00 hrs. Lot 20 apx. 14.00 Lot 40 apx. 15.00 Lot 60 apx. 16.00 Lot 80 apx. 17.00 Information contained in the catalogue is updated as per the 31st of July. The organizers are not responsible for any mistakes or ommissions. DANSK GALOP The Danish Jockey Club Dansk Galop (Foreningen til den ædle Hesteavls Fremme) is racing’s highest authority. The purpose of the organization is to promote thoroughbred breeding in Denmark and to lead Danish horse racing. The organization has app. 300 members and is led by a board of 15 members who represent racecourses, breeders, owners and trainers. Board of Directors: Nick Elsass (chairman), Mogens Schougaard (vice-chairman), Charlotte Brasch Andersen, Tine Hansen, Peter Haugaard, Stine Julø, Peter Leth Keller, Gert Larsen, Jens D. Lauritzen, Carsten Baagøe Schou, Peter Rolin, Iben Hjorth Buskop, Henrik Stork, Asbjørn Sørensen and Bente Østergaard. CEO: Peter Knudsen Traverbanevej 10, 2920 Charlottenlund Tel. (45) 88 81 12 13 – [email protected] www.danskgalop.dk / www.yearlingsale.dk 3 INFORMATION At the moment, the sales can be conducted without the restrictions experienced last year. However carefulness is strongly advised.