ADVANCES IN BREAST SURGERY
PROGRAMInternational Symposium for Plastic SurgeonsADVANCES INBREAST SURGERYlive broadcast featuringbreast reconstruction andreduction proceduresMunich/GermanyDecember 6th to December 8th 2007Prof. Dr. med. Dr. med. habil. Axel-Mario FellerMunich/Germany
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WelcomeDear colleagues,It gives me a great deal of pleasure to welcomeyou to this symposium on advances in breastsurgery. The symposium will focus on stateof-the-art breast reduction and reconstructivebreast surgery. Primary and secondary breastprocedures, reduced scar approaches, new developments in reconstruction, and how to avoidproblems and optimize outcomes will be presented by a distinguished international faculty.Live surgery will be performed at the Frauenklinik Dr. Geisenhofer and broadcasted to theauditorium in The Westin Grand ArabellaparkHotel Munich. This life broadcast of different operative procedures allows symposium participants to observe and continuously interact withthe surgeons conducting the breast operations.Over the years the results of reconstructive breast surgery have beenimproved by more recent emphasis on the aesthetic component. Theline between aesthetic and reconstructive surgery has become blurredand no longer can either of these two aspects of our specialty exist inisolation. Particularly in breast surgery each one requires the other forachieving exceptional results.Although the expansion of increasingly complex techniques representsa challenge to plastic surgeons, maximising patients care in terms ofsafety and quality remains the centre of our efforts. This symposium willnot only cover all the technical aspects in breast surgery but also highlighten patients safety considerations throughout the program.I invite you to come and take part in this exciting and valuable event inMunich, a city famous for its wide range of cultural opportunities and tofeel the romantic mood of the city during Christmas Season.I look forward to seeing you hereProf. Dr. med. Dr. med. habil. Axel-Mario Feller
FacultyELLIOTT, FRANKLYN L., M.D. (USA)FELLER, AXEL-MARIO, M.D. (GERMANY)GABKA, CHRISTIAN J., M.D. (GERMANY)GROTTING, JAMES C., M.D. (USA)HAMDI, MOUSTAPHA, M.D. (BELGIUM)HAMMOND, DENNIS C., M.D. (USA)HEITMANN, CHRISTOPH, M.D. (GERMANY)PAPP, CHRISTOPH, M.D. (AUSTRIA)SCHMUTZLER, RITA, M.D. (GERMANY)SCHOELLER, THOMAS, M.D. (AUSTRIA)SPEAR, SCOTT L., M.D. (USA)WICKMAN, MARIE, M.D. (SWEDEN)WOLTERS, MARIANNE, M.D. (GERMANY)OrganisationProf. Dr. med. Dr. med. habil. Axel-Mario FellerAesthetic-Plastic SurgeryMaximilianstr. 38/4080539 Munich/GermanyTelefon 49 89 211130-0Telefax 49 89 211130-29a.m.feller@professor-feller.deCourse languageEnglish without simultaneous translation
Thursday, December 6th 200707.00 a.m.–09.00 p.m. Welcome reception and registrationThe Westin GrandArabellapark HotelArabellastr. 681925 MünchenFriday, December 7th 200707.30 a.m.–08.00 a.m. Registration08.00 a.m.–08.15 a.m. Opening remarks08.15 a.m.–06.00 p.m. Video conference of live surgeryperformed at Frauenklinik Dr. GeisenhoferModerator: F. L. ElliottS-GAP Flap – for delayedbreast reconstructionA.-M. FellerLatissimus dorsi flap expanderfor delayed breast reconstructionD. C. HammondMastopexy augmentationS. L. SpearVertical reduction mammaplastyJ. C. GrottingLive broadcast of the operations allowssymposium participants to observe andcontinuously interact with the surgeonsconducting the breast operationsOperative schedule subject to change basedon patient’s availability.Presentations may be substituted or added,as case load demands.01.00 p.m.–02.00 p.m. Lunch breakCoffee and snacks are availablethroughout the video conference08.00 p.m.BAVARIAN EVENINGLöwenbräukellerNymphenburger Str. 280335 München
Saturday, December 8th 200708.30 a.m.–10.00 a.m. BREAST RECONSTRUCTIONModerator: C. J. GabkaD. C. Hammond08.30 a.m.–08.55 a.m. Expander/Implant reconstructionincluding AllodermS. L. Spear08.55 a.m.–09.20 a.m. Latissimus dorsi flap in breast conservingsurgery and autogenous reconstructionC. J. Gabka09.20 a.m.–09.45 a.m. Latissimus dorsi flap and expander/implantD. C. Hammond09.45 a.m.–10.00 a.m. Discussion10.00 a.m.–10.30 a.m. Coffee break10.30 a.m.–12.45 p.m. BREAST RECONSTRUCTIONModerator: J. C. GrottingM. Hamdi10.30 a.m.–10.45 a.m. Muscle sparing free-TRAM flapF. L. Elliott10.45 a.m.–11.00 a.m. DIEP-flap – the workhorsein breast reconstruction with tissuefrom the lower abdomenC. Heitmann11.00 a.m.–11.15 a.m. The role of SIEA-flap in breast reconstructionM. Hamdi11.15 a.m.–11.30 a.m. Discussion11.30 a.m.–11.45 a.m. GAP-flap – a reliable alternativein autogenous breast reconstructionA.-M. Feller11.45 a.m.–12.00 p.m. Reconstruction and augmentation with thefasciocutaneous inferior gluteal flap (FCI)C. Papp12.00 p.m.–12.15 p.m. The versatility of the TMG(transverse musculocutaneous gracilis) –flap for breast reconstructionT. Schoeller12.15 p.m.–12.30 p.m. Partial breast reconstructionwith pedicled perforator flapsM. Hamdi12.30 p.m.–12.45 p.m. Discussion12.45 p.m.–02.00 p.m. Lunch break
Saturday, December 8th 200702.00 p.m.–03.15 p.m. TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITHBRCA1 AND BRCA2 GENE MUTATIONModerator: R. SchmutzlerM. Wickman02.00 p.m.–02.20 p.m. Preventive options for BRCA1 and BRCA2mutation carriersR. Schmutzler02.20 p.m.–02.30 p.m. Immediate autogenous reconstructionin BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutation carriersA.-M. Feller02.30 p.m.-02.50 p.m. BRCA1 gene mutation carriers –prophylactic mastectomyand reconstructionS. L. Spear02.50 p.m.–03.00 p.m. Follow up in BRCA1 and BRCA2mutation carriersM. Wickman03.00 p.m.–03.15 p.m. Discussion03.15 p.m.–03.45 p.m. Coffee break03.45 p.m.–05.15 p.m. BREAST REDUCTION/MASTOPEXYModerator: S. L. SpearA.-M. Feller03.45 p.m.–03.55 p.m. Personal technique in breast reductionand mastopexyF. L. Elliott03.55 p.m.–04.05 p.m. Reduction mammaplasty usingthe vertical sculpted pillar techniqueJ. C. Grotting04.05 p.m.–04.15 p.m. Lateral septum-based mammaplasty (SLM)M. Hamdi04.15 p.m.–04.30 p.m. SPAIR technique for breast reductionD. C. Hammond04.30 p.m.–04.50 p.m. A closer look at augmentation-mastopexyS. L. Spear04.50 p.m.–05.00 p.m. Personal experience with Lejour’stechnique in breast reduction andmastopexyM. Wolters05.00 p.m.–05.15 p.m. DiscussionADJOURNMENT
Faculty and SurgeonsELLIOTT, FRANKLYN L., M.D.Professor of Plastic Surgery – Atlanta Plastic Surgery975 Johnson Ferry Road, NE Suite 500Atlanta, Georgia/USAFELLER, AXEL-MARIO, M.D.Professor of Plastic SurgeryMaximilianstr. 38/40Munich/GermanyGABKA, CHRISTIAN J., M.D.Professor of Plastic SurgeryBöcklinstr. 1Munich/GermanyGROTTING, JAMES C., M.D.Clinical Professor of Plastic SurgeryThe University of Alabama at BirminghamPrivate Practice, Grotting Plastic SurgeryOne Inverness Center Parkway, Suite 100Birmingham/Alabama/USAHAMDI, MOUSTAPHA, M.D.Professor of Plastic SurgeryUniversity Hospital GentDe Pintelaan 185Gent/BelgiumHAMMOND, DENNIS C., M.D.Center for Breast & Body Contouring4070 Lake Drive, Suite 202Grand Rapids/Michigan/USAHEITMANN, CHRISTOPH, M.D.Professor of Plastic SurgeryMaximilianstr. 38/40Munich/GermanyPAPP, CHRISTOPH, M.D.Chairman and Professor of Plastic SurgeryKrankenhaus der Barmherzigen BrüderKajetanerplatz 1Salzburg/AustriaRICHTER-HEINE, IRENE, M.D.Aesthetic Plastic SurgeryMaximilianstr. 38/40Munich/Germany
Faculty and SurgeonsSCHMUTZLER, RITA, M.D.Professor of Obstetrics and GynecologyKlinik und Poliklinik für Frauenheilkunde und Geburtshilfedes Klinikums der Universität zu Köln (Brustzentrum)Kerpener Str. 34Cologne/GermanySCHOELLER, THOMAS, M.D.Professor of Plastic SurgeryUniversitätsklinik für Plastische und WiederherstellungschirurgieAnichstr. 35,Innsbruck/AustriaSPEAR, SCOTT L., M.D.Chairman and Professor of Plastic SurgeryDepartment of Plastic SurgeryGeorgetown University HospitalWashington, D.C./USAWICKMAN, MARIE, M.D.Chairman and Professor of Plastic SurgeryKliniken for Rekonstruktiv Plastikkirurgi, KarolinskaUniversitetssjukhuset, SolnaStockholm/SwedenWOLTERS, MARIANNE, M.D.Aesthetic Plastic SurgeryOeder Weg 2–4Frankfurt/Germany
Main Sponsor and ExhibitionThe organizer and the faculty are very thankful to the main sponsorfor his generous supportPharm Allergan, EttlingenWe thank the following companies for their supportBrumaba KG, WolfratshausenBuchhandlung Reichert GmbH, BensheimETHICON GmbH, NorderstedtFrauenklinik Dr. Geisenhofer, MünchenMEDICON eG, TuttlingenMediCor Deutschland GmbH, OttobrunnMentor Deutschland GmbH, HallbergmoosPolytech Silimed Europe GmbH, DieburgThis symposium is endorsed byGerman Society of Plastic,Reconstructive and Aesthetic SurgeonsAssociation of German Aesthetic-Plastic SurgeonsEuropean Association of Plastic Surgeons
InformationsCongress VenueThe Westin Grand MünchenArabellapark HotelArabellastr. 681925 MünchenMeetingroomSYDNEYOrganisationProf. Dr. med. Dr. med. habil.Axel-Mario FellerAesthetic-Plastic SurgeryMaximilianstr. 38/4080539 MünchenTelefon 49 89 211130-0Telefax 49 89 211130-29E-Mail a.m.feller@professor-feller.deRegistrationUte RotherVallstedter Weg 114 A38268 LengedeTelefon 49 5344 915948Telefax 49 5344 915949E-Mail other.deParticipantsBecause of limited capacity early registrationis advisable!Registration feebefore Oct. 25th 2007afterOct. 25th 2007650,00 Euro700,00 EuroRegistration feeAssistant doctorsbefore Oct. 25th 2007afterOct. 25th 2007350,00 Euro400,00 EuroFor members ofbefore Oct. 25th 2007DGPRÄCafterOct. 25th 2007German Society ofPlastic, Reconstructive andAesthetic-Plastic Surgeons580,00 Euro650,00 EuroParticipation-feeincl. coffee- and lunch-breaks,all drinks and Bavarian EveningAccompanying guest 60,00 EuroBavarian Evening Löwenbräukeller MunichCredit Points25 Credit points only for full-membersof DGPRÄC/VDÄPCMedical associationCertification of the regional medicalassociation has been applied for.
InformationsFrom Munich airportTake S 8 or S 1 (rapid-transit-railway) to Munich main-stationFrom Munich main stationTake U 4 (underground railway) to station ArabellaparkBy car:From East: Take Salzburg Autobahn 8 to Mittlerer Ring Ost. Followthe Innsbrucker Ring to Bogenhausen at Hypovereinsbank. Turn rightat the third traffic light. Turn left onto Arabellastrasse.From North: Take Nuernburg Autobahn 9 and take the FoehringerRing/Frankfurter Ring Exit. Proceed to the Bogenhausen andEffnerplatz junction. Turn left at Effnerplatz. Turn right and turn right asecond time onto Arabellastrasse.From South: Take Garmisch Autobahn 95 to Mittlerer Ring Sued.Continue on Mittlerer Ring Sued to Bogenhausen at Hypovereinsbank.Turn right at the third traffic light. Then turn left onto Arabellastrasse.
RegistrationPlease send to:Ute RotherVallstedter Weg 114 A38268 Lengedeper Fax 49 5344 915949per E-Mail her.deObilgatory registration for:International Symposium for Plastic SurgeonsADVANCES IN BREAST RECONSTRUCTIONRegistration feebefore Oct. 25th 2007650,00 Euroafter Oct. 25th 2007700,00 EuroAssistant doctorsbefore Oct. 25th 2007350,00 Euroafter Oct. 25th 2007400,00 EuroFor members of DGPRÄC German Society of Plastic,Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeonsbefore Oct. 25th 2007580,00 Euroafter Oct. 25th 2007650,00 EuroAccompanying guestBavarian night60,00 Euro p. P.Mr.NameFirst .Prof.Dr.Persons
RegistrationHotel reservation forThe Westin Grand Arabellapark Hotel München(change of name from ArabellaSheraton Grand Hotel)Please call directly:Fon 49 89 9264-8521Fax 49 89 9264-8509Keyword: Service Company RotherRooms on standby until November th6 2007Rate for single or double :154,00 Euro per night excluding breakfastOther hotels:Hotel NymphenburgNymphenburger Str. 14180636 MünchenSingle78,00 Euro incl. breakfastDouble98,00 Euro incl. breakfastHotel Europe ErzgiessereiErzgiessereistr. 1580335 MünchenSingle97,00 Euro incl. breakfastDouble 115,00 Euro incl. breakfastArrivalDepartureOther wishes
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