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Member Page- Dues & Information Officers and Executive Council ISMR Slide Show (PowerPoint presentation) |
Maxillofacial Rehabilitation... Our specialty is devoted to the restoration and rehabilitation of form and function of patients with oral-facial defects secondary to cancer ablation, trauma, or congenital malformation (birth defects). |
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8th Meeting International Congress on Maxillofacial Rehabilitation
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Saturday
Workshops Concurrent (select one from list below) |
Sunday Workshop-
Hands-on Labratory Mahidol University |
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conference administration
International Society for
San Diego, CA 92109 USA T: 1 (858) 272-6560 F. 1 (858) 272-7687 E: [email protected]
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The following 5 workshops are concurrent and you may select one.
Workshop time: 2:00pm-5:00pm
Workshop #1
Workshop Title: Extrinsic Coloration of Silicone Elastomer (Factor II)
Room Location and Attendance: Pompadour room - Attendance limited to 100. Registration and attendance is on "first to pay" basis. Register early to ensure attendance
Special requirements for the above workshop: None
Description of Workshop: The intent of this workshop is to demonstrate the use of extrinsic coloration, there are numerous solutions to applying extrinsic pigment to silicone elastomer, Factor II would like to demonstrate a simple technique which is currently being used in many hospitals and clinics throughout the world. The use of crosslinked pigments; application and solutions to applying pigments to the surface of silicone elastomers. Discussion of the various forms of silicone elastomers, primers, and solvents which are available and the advantages of those various products in daily clinical practice. Time will be allocated for a hands on experience so the participant will leave the seminar with a better understanding of the products which are available in today�s market. Workshop Instructors: Diane McFall, BSA, MED and John McFall ,CDT Instructional Level: Powerpoint presentation (lecture, demonstration, hands-on provided there is time and space) Course Objective Outline:
Workshop Instructors: John D. McFall is the Executive Director of Factor II Inc., founded in August of 1978 to supply reconstructive clinicians with a consolidated supply source of materials, equipment and information. After eight years in Dental Prosthetics, four with the U.S. Navy then working in both private and commercial dental laboratory work 4 additional in removable prosthetics. John trained at The University of Texas, M.D.Anderson Hospital, by JoeB.Drane DDS and Ariyadasa Udagama,DDS in Maxillofacial Prosthetics in 1976. He has been continually involved in the development of materials to enhance the art and science of maxillofacial prosthetics. Factor II has been involved with all of the major manufactures since 1978 in keeping pace with the development of silicone elastomers; Companies such as : Dow Corning, Nusil Silicones, Rhodia Silicones, Applied Silicones, GE silicones and the latest player to add to this list is now Bluestar Silicones of the Republic of China. Diane McFall The future of this specialty lies in education and intends to pursue this concept by bringing the manufacturer closer to the lab to understand the clinical needs of the maxillofacial industry. Workshop #2
Workshop Title: 3D Maxillofacial Surgery Simulation with SurgiCase CMF (Materialise)
Room Location and Attendance: Riverside 1 room - Attendance limited to 20. Registration and attendance is on "first to pay" basis. Register early to ensure attendance
Special requirements for the above workshop: Personal laptop with mouse and a CD-drive to transfer software program.
IMPORTANT- Software program has to be loaded prior to the workshop at the Materialise exhibit booth.
Description of Workshop: This "hands-on" workshop will focus on the use of SurgiCase CMF, software for virtual surgical planning for a variety of maxillofacial reconstructive procedures. The pre-operative placement of epithesis implants will be demonstrated and operated by the participants. The use of surgical guides that assist the surgeon during an operation will also be addressed.
Workshop Instructors: Dr. Henk Verdonck, Marian Duron (Materialise), Maarten Zandbergen (Materialise)
Instructional Level: Hands-on
Course Objective Outline:
Workshop Instructors:
Dr. Henk Verdonck
Henk Verdonck was born in Valkenswaard , the Netherlands , on April 28th,
1955 . He started his dental education at the University of
Nijmegen and graduated in 1979. From 1980 till 2000 he was a
general practitioner, at the beginning full time and later on part
time. In the early nineties he started and finished his education as a
prosthodontist at the Daniel de Hoed Cancer Center, Rotterdam, and was
trained by Leo Visch. From 2000 on he is full time active as a
maxillofacial prosthodontist at the University Medical Centre
Maastricht. He is especially involved in the treatment of head and neck
oncology patients.
Marian Duron
Marian
Duron holds an MSc degree in Kinesiology and Rehabilitation Sciences, a
Specialization degree in Biomedical and Clinical Engineering and a
Master degree in Bio-Informatics, from the Catholic University of Leuven,
Belgium. As department manager of CMF, she has been leading
Materialise�s developments in the virtual maxillofacial surgery
simulation field since 2003.
Maarten Zandbergen
Maarten
Zandbergen holds an MSc degree in Mechanical Engineering from the
Catholic University of Leuven and specializes in Biomechanics and
Biomedical applications at the division of Biomechanics and Engineering
Design. As Product Specialist for SurgiCase CMF, he is responsible for
new developments in the virtual maxillofacial surgery simulation field
at Materialise. Workshop #3
Workshop Title: Basics of Radiation Therapy and Oral Sequalae: Management of Head and Neck Irradiated Patient
Room Location and Attendance: Riverside 7 room - Attendance limited to 50. Registration and attendance is on "first to pay" basis. Register early to ensure attendance
Special requirements for the above workshop: none
Description of Workshop: Oral cancer is one of the most prevalent and devastating conditions in the world. From the World Health Organization Report 2004, oral cancer is considered to be the sixth leading cancer in the world and is considered the third leading cancer in South East Asia. Oral cancer exhibits not only mortality but also morbidity to patient populations acquired from both surgical and cancer conjunctive therapies. Squamous cell carcinoma is considered to occur in 96 percent of oral cancers. The other four percent is comprised of sarcomas.
It is inevitable to avoid the effects caused by radiation therapy of the head and neck region. Even though surgical removal of the tumor seems to have a good success rate, additional radiation therapy is also widely used in this group of patients.
A team approach is crucial for successful therapy and long term follow-up for head and neck cancer patients. The effect of radiation exhibits multiple hard and soft tissue complications. There are multiple modalities to treat and manage in this group of head and neck irradiated patients. This workshop will further expand on these topics.
Workshop Instructor:
Dr. M.L. Theerathavaj Srithavaj Dr. M.L. Theerathavaj Srithavaj completed his D.D.S. degree from New York University College of Dentistry in 1994 where he continued his postdoctoral training program for Advanced Education in Prosthodontics, completed in 1996. He attended a fellowship in Maxillofacial Prosthetics at the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York City, in 1997. He was appointed Clinical Assistant Professor at New York University College of Dentistry in 1997. After several years in the USA, in 1998 he joined the staff at Mahidol University Faculty of Dentistry at the Department of Prosthodontics in Thailand. He began establishment of the Maxillofacial Service in 1999 and presently, Dr. M.L. Theerathavaj Srithavaj is an Assistant Professor in Maxillofacial Prosthetics and Dental Oncology at the Faculty of Dentistry, Mahidol University. He also serves as Clinical Director of the Maxillofacial Prosthetics Clinic at the Phayathai Campus in Bangkok as well as the Clinical Director at the International Training Center for Maxillofacial Rehabilitation (ITC-Max) at the Mahidol University Salaya Campus in Nakorn Pathom Province in Thailand. In addition, he is one of the original founders of the only International Program in Maxillofacial Prosthetics (3 years training program) in Thailand. This unique academic program is approved by the Ministry of Education, The Royal Thai Government. Multiple research publications are produced from his service by his team at Mahidol University. This not only helps the medical and public health community to understand and cooperate within the field of Maxillofacial Rehabilitation, but ultimately serves for the benefit of our patients.
Instructional Level: lecture
Course Objective Outline:
Workshop #4 Workshop Title: Functional Assessment and Treatment Outcomes in Intra-oral Rehabilitation Room Location and Attendance: Riverside 6 room - Attendance limited to 50. Registration and attendance is on "first to pay" basis. Register early to ensure attendance Special requirements for the above workshop: none Description of Workshop: The intent of this workshop will be to provide the participants with an overview of current techniques for functional outcomes assessment related to speech, chewing, swallowing, and quality of life in patients who have defects of the maxilla / soft palate, and the mandible. The workshop will be delivered in two parts. First, indications for the use of a series of functional outcomes assessment methods, as well as a critique of these methods, will be provided. Second, a prosthodontic perspective related to intra-oral rehabilitation will be presented. This will include discussion of the role of the prosthodontist in the rehabilitation of disorders of the maxilla/soft palate and mandible. Specific patient cases will include: 1) rehabilitation of the palatopharyngeal complex with the use of nasopharyngoscopy as a tool to achieve superior functional outcomes; 2) rehabilitation of patients with disorders of the tongue that prevent normal tongue-palate contact (palatal augmentation prostheses); and 3) quality of life results related to rehabilitation of the mandible; including the use of implant-supported prostheses. Workshop Instructor: Dr. Harry Reintsema and Dr. Jana Rieger Instructional Level: lecture Course Objective Outline:
Jana Rieger is a Clinical and Research Fellow at the Craniofacial Osseointegration and Maxillofacial Prosthetic Rehabilitation Unit (COMPRU). Dr. Rieger established and is Program Director of both the Head and Neck Surgery Functional Assessment Laboratory and the Stomatognathic Function Laboratory at COMPRU. She holds a joint appointment between COMPRU and the University of Alberta, where she is an Associate Professor in the Department of Speech Pathology and Audiology. Dr. Rieger is currently supported by the Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research as a Heritage Researcher (Population Health Investigator). She is studying the effect of pharmaceutical and surgical interventions to determine the most effective approach to prevent xerostomia and maintain functional ability and quality of life in patients with head and neck cancer. Other current research interests include determination of function after surgical reconstruction and prosthetic rehabilitation of structures of the head and neck. Dr. Rieger has lectured internationally by invitation on functional outcomes of head and neck surgery and has published in scientific journals on research in this area. Harry Reintsema graduated from Dental School in Groningen in 1982 and defended his Ph.D.-thesis in 1988. He is working as a dentist / maxillofacial prosthodontist since 1984, and is head of the UMCG Center for Special Dental Care and Maxillofacial Prosthetics since 2003. His fields of interest concern e.g. the dental / prosthetic treatment of Head-and-Neck Oncology patients and patients with congenital or acquired oro-facial defects, and dental (implant-)treatment in general. He is (co-)author of several articles and books on implant dentistry and maxillofacial prosthetics, and has participated in the organization of several conferences and workshops on maxillofacial prosthetic subjects. He has been on the board of the Dutch Society for Gnathology and Prosthetic Dentistry (NVGPT) from 1992- 2002 and member of the ISMR executive council since 2007. Workshop #5
Workshop Title: Immediate loading implant therapy with NobelGuideTM Room Location and Attendance: Riverside 2 room - Attendance limited to 30. Registration and attendance is on "first to pay" basis. Register early to ensure attendance Special requirements for the above workshop: none Description of Workshop: From CT scan to final restoration, learn how NobelGuideTM makes implant placement predictable. Upon completion of this course, the audience will understand that treatment planning and implant placement with NobelGuideTM to restore various situations. Workshop Instructor: Dr. Yasuhiro Kizu Instructional Level: lecture Course Objective Outline:
Dr. Yasuhiro Kizu received his D.D.S. in 1993 and his Ph.D. in 1997 from Tokyo Dental College. He joined the department of Oral Medicine, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery in Tokyo Dental College was promoted to Assistant Professor in 1997. He was the chief instructor at this department in 2000. From 2002 to 2003, he was a research fellow of the Craniofacial Osseointegration and Maxillofacial Prosthetic Rehabilitation Unit (COMPRU), Misericordia Hospital, University of Alberta, Canada. He did a fellowship with Dr. John Walfardt and Dr. Gord Willkes at this center. In 2006, He was promoted to Senior Assistant Professor in Tokyo Dental College. Currently, He is the Director in Yokohama Oral Implant Center-Kizu Dental Clinic and Clinical Senior Assistant Professor in Tokyo Dental College. He is an official instructor of Nobel GuideTM system in Nobel Biocare Japan. He has a particular interest in 3D treatment planning and Oral and Maxillofacial reconstruction using osseo-integrated dental implants.
Workshop #6
The following workshop will
be held at
Fee includes: Roundtrip transportation from Conference Hotel (Royal Orchid Sheraton) to Salaya Campus, Mahidol University, lunch, materials, lecture notes and CD of related literature/laboratory procedures.
Workshop Title: Rehabilitation of Auricular Defect with the Hands-on Laboratory
Location and Attendance: Salaya Campus, Mahidol University - Attendance limited to 20. Registration and attendance is on "first to pay" basis. Register early to ensure attendance Special requirements for the above workshop: none Description of Workshop: Auricular defects have both congenital and acquired etiologies. The rehabilitation using prostheses and processes from evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment planning are crucial factors to determine criteria in treating the patient. This workshop is a full day course and is composed of two parts, didactic and laboratory sessions. We will begin by discussing the causes of auricular defects and possibilities for surgical reconstruction. The presentation will then move to a discussion of auricular prosthetics with emphasis on implant retained prostheses. A hands-on laboratory will follow where each attendee will have an opportunity to participate in the multiple phases of prosthesis fabrication. Workshop Lecture Instructor: Dr. Natdhanai Chotprasert Hands-on for 6 hours: Maximum of 20 students (one instructor per one student)
Instructors:
Dr. Benjapote Yoteneungnit,
Dr. M.L. Theerathavaj Srithavaj,
Dr. Nithideth Somsanith, Dr. Sita Thaworanunta, Dr. Natdhanai
Chotprasert, Dr. Arunee Tirasriwat, Dr. Ongart Puttipisitchet, Dr.
Pokpong Amornvit, Dr. Watcharin Hovichitr, Dr. Ray Sone Hovijitra, Dr.
Saketh Kethi Reddy, Dr. Michelle Rodeo Gae Uy, Dr. Go Yoshimura, Dr.
Aayush Kharel, Dr. Binit Shrestha, Dr. Varanya Yanasarn, Dr. Nuttaporn
Jangrod
Instructional Level:
lecture/Hands-on
workshop Course Objective Outline:
Workshop instructors consist of the full-time instructors, residents, and prosthetic technicians in the Mahidol University Faculty of Dentistry Maxillofacial Prosthetic Service, which is the largest facility in South East Asia rehabilitating craniofacially deformed patients and providing, dental oncological care. Our Service also has state-of-the-art equipped facilities at both Phayathai and Salaya Campuses. The premier facility at Salaya Campus is aptly named the International Training Center for Maxillofacial Rehabilitation. Our Service has a three-year training program accredited by The Ministry of Education of The Royal Thai Government. In addition, our Service was visited by the South East Asia Association for Dental Education and multiple institutions. It is also well-recognised by medical institutions in Thailand. In total the Service consists of 5 full-time instructors, 9 part-time instructors, 10 prosthetic technicians, 22 dental assistants, 5 administrative staff, and 1 nurse. This amazing company of 65 full-time and 9 part-time team members is also augmented by multitudes of medical and healthcare specialists that are part of a comprehensive multifaceted Maxillofacial Rehabilitation Team. With our combined experience, patient load of more than 5,500 per year, and the wide range of patients that come through our doors, we welcome your input and you are sure to benefit enormously from your short time with us.
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