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PROGRAM
    54th Congress of Swiss Plastic Surgery
   6th Congress of Swiss Aesthetic Surgery
                 21. – 22.09.2018
            Le Régent – Crans-Montana

                Trainees Academy
                    20.09.2018
             Le Régent – Crans-Montana

                    • reconstructive and aesthetic rhinoplasty
                    • otoplasty
                    • lower limb ­reconstruction

Call for registration: 10.09.2018
PROGRAM - SWISS PLASTIC SURGERY
INDEX

MOT DE BIENVENUE DES PRÉSIDENTS                                                     2

GRUSS DER PRÄSIDENTEN                                                               3

VENUE INFORMATION                                                                   5

THEMATA / SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE                                                      7

PROGRAM AT A GLANCE                                                                 9

PROGRAM10

POSTERS22

FACULTY / CHAIRS                                                                   23

ABSTRACTS AND POSTER SPEAKERS                                                      24

SPONSORS25

EXHIBITORS / BOOTHS                                                             26-27

GENERAL ASSEMBLY                                                                   28

ABSTRACTS AND POSTERS (SEPARATUM)

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AVANT-PROPOS

MOT DE BIENVENUE DES PRÉSIDENTS

Chères et chers Collègues,

Comme chaque année et selon nos statuts, le comité, appuyé par le comité scientifique mixte,
organise pour la 54e fois le congrès. Depuis 2012, chaque deuxième année, la société fille, la
SGAC-SSCE, se joint à nous pour renforcer la partie de chirurgie esthétique. D’un commun ac-
cord, voici les trois thèmes choisis:

– reconstructive and aesthetic rhinoplasty
– otoplasty
– lower limb reconstruction

Soucieuses de présenter les dernières études et avances dans ces trois domaines, les deux so-
ciétés ont invités des orateurs de renommée:
Louise Laberge, qui est une référence dans le domaine de l’otoplastie, va nous parler de sa lon-
gue expérience sur ce sujet. J’ai été résident à Montréal ainsi que le Dr Boesch et nous avons pu
profiter de ses conseils précieux. Jean Brice Duron de Paris ainsi que Ali Murat Akkus d‘Istanbul
vont satisfaire notre curiosité au sujet de la rhinoplastie esthétique. Abel-Jan Tasman de St-Gall
va nous entretenir sur la rhinoplastie dans ses aspects fonctionnels en relation avec l’esthétique.
Nous avons également organisé une table ronde sur le sujet de la rhinoplastie qui sera certaine-
ment passionnante. Pour la reconstruction du membre inférieur, Lee Pu de Sacramento va nous
apporter de précieux conseils sur ce thème, suivi également d’une table ronde représentée par
les centres universitaires suisses. Vous pouvez donc nous croire, la venue à cette manifestation
en vaut vraiment la peine pour vous tenir au courant des derniers développements et parfaire
votre formation continue.
La veille, donc le 20 septembre 2018, les cinq cliniques universitaires organisent une «Trainees
Academy» pour parfaire la formation de la relève, nos assistants et chefs de clinique. C’est une
première et nous espérons qu’elle aura du succès.
Nous avons choisi Crans-Montana qui dispose d’un centre de congrès avantageux et capable de
recevoir une manifestation comme la nôtre. De plus, les hôtels nous offrent des prix intéressants,
hors saison. Ainsi, nous pensons satisfaire les attentes scientifiques élevées en restant dans un
cadre économique approprié. Quant au programme cadre du vendredi soir, il sera consacré au
folklore, qu’il soit suisse, européen ou outre-mer. Venez donc tous avec vos plus beaux costumes
et oubliez le smoking et la robe de soirée.

Nous nous réjouissons de vous voir à Crans-Montana!

Yves Brühlmann                                          Urs Bösch
Président SWISS PLASTIC SURGERY                         Président SWISS AESTHETIC SURGERY

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VORWORT

GRUSS DER PRÄSIDENTEN

Liebe Kolleginnen und Kollegen

Der Vorstand, unterstützt von der gemischten wissenschaftlichen Kommission, organisiert wie
jedes Jahr und gemäss den Statuten die 54. Jahrestagung. Seit 2012 macht die Tochterge-
sellschaft, die SGAC-SSCE, mit und vergibt somit dem ästhetischen Teil mehr Gewicht. Die in
Absprache mit der Tochtergesellschaft gewählten Themen sind die folgenden:

– reconstructive and aesthetic rhinoplasty
– otoplasty
– lower limb reconstruction

Dabei bemühten sich die beiden Gesellschaften, die letzten Studien sowie die wissenschaft-
lichen Errungenschaften der drei Gebiete zu präsentieren, indem hoch qualifizierte Redner
verpflichtet werden konnten. Louise Laberge, eine Referenz der Otoplastie, wird uns über ihre
langjährigen Erfahrungen berichten. Ich war damals Resident in Montreal, so auch Urs Bösch.
Beide konnten von ihren kostbaren Ratschlägen profitieren. Jean Brice Duron aus Paris sowie
Ali Murat Akkus aus Istanbul werden unsere Neugierde was die ästhetische Rhinoplastik anbe-
langt stillen. Abel-Jan Tasman aus St. Gallen wird über die Rhinoplastik in ihren funktionellen
Aspekten in Verbindung mit der Ästhetik sprechen. Zudem haben wir über Rhinoplastik eine
Diskussionsrunde organisiert, die sicher spannend werden wird. Für die Rekonstruktion der un-
teren Extremitäten wird Lee Pu aus Sacramento Ratschläge geben. Darauf folgend wiederum
eine Diskussionsrunde mit den 5 Vertretern der Universitätskliniken. Seien Sie versichert, die
Teilnahme wird sich lohnen. Die Tagung vermittelt Ihnen die letzten Entwicklungen und deckt
zudem die Fortbildungspflicht. Am Vorabend, 20. September 2018, organisieren die 5 Uni-
versitätskliniken eine „Trainees Academy“. Sie soll die Weiterbildung unseres Nachwuchs, der
Assistenten und Oberärzte ergänzen. Es ist dies ein erste Versuch und hoffentlich erfolgreich.
Wir haben Crans-Montana als Kongressort gewählt, weil es sich um ein sehr günstiges Angebot
handelt und ideal für unsere Veranstaltung ist. Zudem sind die Hotelangebote günstig, weil die
Veranstaltung ausserhalb der Saison liegt. So hoffen wir, die wissenschaftlichen hohen Erwar-
tungen zufriedenzustellen und den finanziellen Rahmen einzuhalten.
Der Gesellschaftsabend ist der Folklore gewidmet, sei diese schweizerisch, europäisch oder
aus fernen Ländern. Erscheinen Sie somit mit Ihren schönsten Kostümen oder Trachten und
vergisst Smoking und Abendkleid.

Wir freuen uns, Sie in Crans-Montana zu sehen!

Yves Brühlmann                                          Urs Bösch
Président SWISS PLASTIC SURGERY                         Président SWISS AESTHETIC SURGERY

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INFORMATION

VENUE 	                            CENTRE DE CONGRÈS LE RÉGENT
                                   28, route des Mélèzes
                                   CH-3963 Crans-Montana
                                   T +41 27 484 21 11
                                   regent@crans-montana.ch
                                   www.crans-montana.ch

REGISTRATION                       on-line: www.plasticsurgery.ch

REGISTRATION DEADLINE              10.09.2018

FEES

Members 	CHF 700.– (inkl. Networking Dinner)
Non-members                        CHF 800.– (inkl. Networking Dinner)
Trainees                           CHF 220.– (inkl. Networking Dinner)
Dinner for accompanied person      CHF 120.–

HOTEL – ROOM RESERVATION (until 31.08.18)

Crans-Montana Congrès et Tourisme
https://www.crans-montana.ch/fr/congres/congres_HEBERGEMENT_
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THEMATA / SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

THEMATA

•   reconstructive and aesthetic rhinoplasty

•   otoplasty

•   lower limb reconstruction

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

•   Yves Brühlmann (President SWISS PLASTIC SURGERY)

•   Thomas Fischer (SWISS PLASTIC SURGERY)

•   Patricia Roggero (SWISS AESTHETIC SURGERY)

•   Dirk J Schaefer (SWISS PLASTIC SURGERY)

•   Michele Zanzi (SWISS AESTHETIC SURGERY)

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Endod 1998;85:638-46. 2. Marx RE. Platelet-rich plasma: Evidence to support its use. J Oral Maxillofac Surg 2004;62:489-96.
3. Mazzocca A, et al. The positive effects of different platelet-rich plasma methods on human muscle, bone, and tendon cells. The
American Journal of Sports Medicine 2012;40(8):1742-1749. 4. Cho JW, et al. Platelet-rich plasma induces increased expression of
G1 cell cycle regulators, type I collagen, and matrix metallo proteinase-1 in human skin fibroblasts. Int J Mol Med 2012;29,32-6.
5. Tonnard P, et al. Nanofat grafting: basic research and clinical applications. Plast Reconstr Surg. 2013 Oct; 132 (4): 1017-26.
6. Belyea J, et al. A case of autologous microfat grafting in lip reconstruction of a whistle deformity following cancer treatment. Can
J Plast Surg. 2010; 18(4): e53–e54. 7. Hoogduijn MJ, et al. Human heart, spleen, and perirenal fat-derived mesenchymal stem cells
have immunomodulatory capacities. Stem Cells Dev 2007;16:597–604. 8. Puissant B, et al. Immunomodulatory effect of human
adipose tissue-derived adult stem cells: comparison with bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells. Br J Haematol 2005;129:118–29

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PROGRAM AT A GLANCE

PROGRAM AT A GLANCE

THURSDAY – SEPTEMBER 20, 2018
1400 – 1800           TRAINEES ACADEMY (Room 8-9 (-1)
2000                  Young Swiss Plastic Surgeon Group (YSPSG) meets Industry

FRIDAY – SEPTEMBER 21, 2018
0800 – 1700           Registration
0900                  WELCOME
0910 – 1000           FREE COMMUNICATIONS 1
1000 – 1030           COFFEE BREAK
1030 – 1200           SESSION and FREE COMMUNICATIONS 2
1200 – 1330           LUNCH
1230 – 1330           POSTER SESSION (room 10 (-1)
1330 – 1500           FREE COMMUNICATIONS 2
1500 ­– 1645          SESSIONS and FREE COMMUNICATIONS 3
1630 – 1700           COFFEE BREAK
1700 – 1730           SPECIAL LECTURE
1730 – 1900           GENERAL ASSEMBLY SWISS PLASTIC SURGERY
2015                  NETWORKING DINNER

SATURDAY – SEPTEMBER 22, 2018
0700 – 1100           Registration
0730 – 0830           BOARD MEETING SWISS AESTHETIC SURGERY
0800 – 0910           FREE COMMUNICATIONS 4
0910 – 1000           SESSIONS
1000 – 1030           COFFEE BREAK
1030 – 1200           FREE COMMUNICATIONS 5 and ROUND TABLE
1200 – 1330           LUNCH
1245 – 1330           GENERAL ASSEMBLY SWISS AESTHETIC SURGERY
1330 – 1430           SESSION and FREE COMMUNICATIONS 6
1430 – 1530           FREE COMMUNICATIONS 7
1545                  FINAL DRINK

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PROGRAM

PROGRAM

THURSDAY – SEPTEMBER 20, 2018

1400 – 1800	TRAINEES ACADEMY (Room 8-9 (-1)
1400               Burn (J Plock and W Raffoul)
1445               Head and neck (RD Largo)
1515               Foot and ankle (DJ Schaefer)
1545               Facial surgery (M Haug)
1615               PAUSE
1645               Facialis parese (A Grobbelaar)
1715               Body countouring (MA Constantinescu and A Modarressi)
2000               Young Swiss Plastic Surgeon Group (YSPSG) meets Industry
1800 – 2000	SWISS PLASTIC SURGERY BOARD MEETING
             (Hotel Royal, Crans-Montana)
2000               FACULTY DINNER (Le Crans, Crans-Montana)

FRIDAY – SEPTEMBER 21, 2018

0800 – 1700        Registration

0900 	WELCOME
       Yves Brühlmann, President of SWISS PLASTIC SURGERY
       Urs Bösch, President of SWISS AESTHETIC SURGERY

0910 – 1000 	FREE COMMUNICATIONS 1: RESEARCH
              Chairs: Daniel E Kalbermatten/Brigitte Pittet-Cuénod

0910	The role of lymph nodes transfer and lymphangiogenesis in
      ­vascularized composite allotransplantation
       Catherine Tsai, R Olariu, M Abd El Hafez, MA Constantinescu, E Vögelin,
      A Taddeo; Plastic, Reconstructive and Hand Surgery, Inselspital, Bern

0916	Assessing the role of the hippo signalling pathway in basal cell
      ­carcinoma
       Robert Wenger, GA Roux, AO Hasan Ali, M Spiegl, Z Li, J Grünert,
        Flatz; Hand, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Institute of Immunobio-
      logy, Oncology/Hematology, Dermatology, Allergology and Venerology,
      Cantonal Hospital, St-Gall; Dermatology, University of Zurich, Zurich

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0922	Neurogenic evaluation of immunophilin ligands in vitro
      Lucas Degrugillier, K Prautsch, S Schären, S Madduri, DF Kalber­
      matten; Plastic, Reconstructive, Aesthetic and Hand Surgery, Spinal
      Surgery, B­ iomedicine, University Hospital, Basel; Biomedical Enginee-
      ring, ­University of Basel, Allschwil

0928	Adipose derived stem cells reduce fibrosis and promote nerve
      ­regeneration in rats
       Luigi Schiraldi, P di Summa, M Cherubino, CM Oranges, DF Kalber­
      matten, W Raffoul, S Madduri; Plastic, Reconstructive and Hand
      Surgery, CHUV, Lausanne; Biotechnology, University of Insubria, Varese
      (IT); Plastic, Reconstructive, Aesthetic and Hand Surgery, University
      Hospital, Basel; Biomedicine, University of Basel, Basel; Biomedical
      Engineering, University of Basel, Allschwil

0934	Evaluation of the vascularization of adipose grafts in the in vivo
      dorsal skinfold chamber mouse model under normothermic and
      hyperthermic conditions
      Anna Wang, M McLucki, L Meier, N Sanchez-Macedo, P Giovanoli,
      N Lindenblatt; Plastic, Reconstructive and Hand Surgery, University
      Hospital, Zurich

0940	Efficacy of OK-432 (Picibanil) in melanoma patients with recurrent
      seroma formation after lymphatic dissection: the Zurich approach
      Semra Uyulmaz, N Büyükakyüz, G Puippe, P Giovanoli, N Lindenblatt;
      Plastic, Reconstructive and Hand Surgery, Surgery, Diagnostic and Inter-
      ventional Radiology, University Hospital, Zurich

0946	Synergistic effect of growth factors and adipose stem cells enhances
      neurite outgrowth
      Katharina MA Prautsch, L Degrugillier, DJ Schaefer, S Madduri,
      DF Kalbermatten; Plastic, Reconstructive, Aesthetic and Hand Sur-
      gery, Biomedicine, University Hospital, Basel; Biomedical Engineering,
      ­University of Basel, Allschwil

0952	Bioactive nanoparticle formulations promote survival of perforator
       flaps in a rat model
       Ioana Lese, C Tsai; A Taddeo, M Matter, I Hermann, R Olariu, MA
       Constantinescu; Plastic, Reconstructive and Hand Surgery, Inselspital,
       Bern; Biomedical Research, University of Bern, Bern; Materials Meet
       Life, Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology
       (EMPA), St-Gall

1000 – 1030           COFFEE BREAK

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1030 – 1130	SESSION: LOWER LIMB RECONSTRUCTION
             Chairs: Lee Pu/Mihai A Constantinescu

1030 – 1100	Soft-tissue reconstruction of the lower extremity: a contemporary
             ­approach
              Lee Pu, Sacramento (USA)

1100 – 1200 	FREE COMMUNICATIONS 2: LOWER LIMB RECONSTRUCTION
              Chairs: Mihai Constantinescu/Nathalie Koch
              Gong Shows

1100	The use of a tubed pedicle flap for cutaneous coverage of lower
      extremity wound: an outdated procedure?
      Vendela Grufman, P Engels, K Wishart, E Fritsche; Hand and Plastic
      Surgery, Cantonal Hospital, Lucerne

1104	A treatment strategy for degloving injuries of the foot
      J Deinzer, S
                 ­ askia JM Kamphuis, J Sproedt, FJ Jung, AR Jandali;
      ­Surgery, Hand- and Plastic Surgery, Cantonal Hospital, Winterthur

1108	Tri-component chimeric flaps in lower extremity reconstruction
      ­Patricia E Engels, V Grufman, KT Wishart, MF Scaglioni, E Fritsche;
       Hand- and Plastic Surgery, Cantonal Hospital, Lucerne

1112	Back to the roots: the SCIP flap in lower extremity reconstruction
      Katarina T Wishart, PE Engels, V Grufman, M Scaglioni, E Fritsche;
      Hand- and Plastic Surgery, Cantonal Hospital, Lucerne

1116	Subtotal talus reconstruction with free medial femoral condyle flap
      after oncologic resection
      Severin Rossi, MA Constantinescu, R Olariu; Plastic, Reconstructive
      and Hand Surgery, Inselspital, Bern

1120	Free double barrel fibula flap for complex arthrodesis in post-
      infectious bony defects of the ankle
      Gerlinde S Heil, C Tschumi, H Kim H, I Bayard, V Hürlimann, F Krause,
      MA Constantinescu, R Olariu; Plastic, Reconstructive and Hand Surgery,
      Inselspital, Bern

1124	Decompression of the lateral sural cutaneous nerve to relief chronic
      exertional lower leg pain after more than 30 years
      Andreas Gohritz, M Meyer zu Schwabedissen, T Schweizer,
      DJ Schaefer; Plastic, Reconstructive, Aesthetic and Hand Surgery,
      University Hospital, Basel

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1128	Botulinum toxin augmented free gracilis flap and local peroneus
      brevis flap for chronic ulcers in a patient with systemic sclerosis
      and secondary Raynaud syndrome: a case report
      Nadia Menzi, DJ Schaefer, DE Kalbermatten; Plastic, Reconstructive,
      Aesthetic and Hand Surgery, University Hospital, Basel

1232	Microsurgical flap reconstruction of the lower leg in a 115 year-old
      patient under regional anesthesia: case report and review of the
      literature
      Maximilian G Burger, R Osinga, A Gohritz, DJ Schaefer; Plastic, Recon-
      structive, Aesthetic and Hand Surgery, University Hospital, Basel

1136 – 1200	ROUND TABLE
             Principles, frontiers and controversials in lower limb reconstruction
             Swiss reconstructive university centers

1200 – 1330           LUNCH

1230 – 1330	POSTER SESSION (Room 10 (-1)
             Chairs: Jörg Grünert/Claudia Meuli-Simmen

1330 – 1500           FREE COMMUNICATIONS 2 (suite): LOWER LIMB RECONSTRUCTION
                      Chairs: Radu Olariu/Pietro G di Summa

1330	Early and delayed flap coverage in the lower extremity: a
      ­retro­s­pective singlecenter review of current practice
       Helene S Scheer, I Lese, R Olariu, MA Constantinescu; Plastic,
       ­Reconstructive and Hand Surgery, Inselspital, Bern

1334	Evolution of lower limb reconstruction: the Geneva experience
      over the past 25 years
      Cédric Benoït, I Petrou, A Modarressi, E Rüegg, B Pittet-Cuénod; Plas­
      tic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery, Univer­sity Hospital, Geneva

1338	Free-flap for lower extremity reconstruction: Lausanne experience
      Camillo Müller, D Lucas, R Mahmoud, T Rotunno, W Raffoul; Plastic,
      Reconstructive and Hand Surgery, CHUV, Lausanne

1342	Free flap reconstruction of lower extremity soft tissue defects:
      a 12-year single-center retrospective evaluation
      Valeska Hürlimann, R Olariu, MA Constantinescu; Plastic,
      ­Reconstructive and Hand Surgery, Inselspital, Bern

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1346	Bone reconstruction with vascularized bone flaps in the lower
      ­extremity: a critical, retrospective, single-center review
       Radu Olariu, I Lese, MA Constantinescu; Plastic, Reconstructive and
       Hand Surgery, Inselspital, Bern

1350	Vascular risk modifiers and vascular status as a predictive value in
      the success of free flaps to the lower extremity
      Ramzy Mahmoud, C Müller, D Luca, T Rotunno, W Raffoul; Plastic,
      Reconstructive and Hand Surgery, CHUV, Lausanne

1355 – 1410        DISCUSSION FREE COMMUNICATIONS 1-6

1410	Patient height, weight, BMI and age as predictors of gracilis muscle
      free-flap mass in lower extremity reconstruction
      Carlo M Oranges, M Tremp, W Wang, S Madduri, PG di Summa, DF
      Kalbermatten; Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery, Hand
      Surgery, University Hospital, Basel; Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery,
      Shanghai Ninth People‘s Hospital, Shanghai, P.R. China; Plastic, Recons-
      tructive and Hand Surgery, CHUV, Lausanne

1417	Pedicle perforator-based flaps for lower extremity reconstruction:
      a single surgeon experience
      Mario F Scaglioni, K Wishart, P Engels, V Grufman, A Franchi,
      E Fritsche; Hand- and Plastic Surgery, Cantonal Hospital, Lucerne

1424	Treatment outcome of infected total knee arthroplasty with severe
      soft-tissue damage
      Rik Osinga, P Ochsner, M Clauss, DJ Schaefer; Plastic, Reconstructive,
      Aesthetic and Hand Surgery, Orthopaedics, University Hospital, Basel;
      Orthopaedics and Trauma Surgery, Cantonal Hospital Baselland, Liestal

1431	The anatomical reliability of the thin superficial circumflex Iliac
      ­perforator-flap in the western population
       Cédric Zubler, D Haberthür, R Hlushchuk, V Djonov, MA Constan­
       tinescu, R Olariu; Institute of Anatomy, University of Bern, Bern; Plastic,
       Reconstructive and Hand Surgery, Inselspital, Bern

1438	Arterio-venous loops enable free tissue transfer to lower limbs with
      otherwise inadequate local donor and recipient vessels
      Mathias Tremp, CM Oranges, T Wolff, M Barandun, H Eckardt, DJ
      Schaefer, DF Kalbermatten; Plastic, Reconstructive, Aesthetic and Hand
      Surgery, Surgery, Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgery, University Hospital,
      Basel

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1445	Propeller flap reconstruction of the lower leg in the polymorbid
      patient: is the complication rate acceptable?
      Athanasios Papanikolaou, I Lese, J Leckenby, J Rothenberger, MA
      Constantinescu, R Olariu; Plastic, Reconstructive and Hand Surgery,
      Inselspital, Bern

1452	Comparison gracilis versus anterolateral thigh flap in microsurgical
      lower limb reconstruction: is there still a place for the gracilis flap?
      Dominique Lucas, C Muller, R Mahmoud, T Rotunno, W Raffoul; Plastic,
      Reconstructive and Hand Surgery, CHUV, Lausanne

1500 – 1600           SESSIONS: RECONSTRUCTIVE RHINOPLASTY
                      Chairs: Ali Modarressi/Björn Walter

1500 – 1520           Rhinoplasty: are we guilty of overtreating our patients?
                      Abel-Jan Tasman, St-Gall

1520 – 1540           Controversial issues in rhinosurgery
                      Martin Haug, Basel

1540 – 1600           INTERACTIVE CASE DISCUSSION
                      Abel-Jan Tasman, St-Gall, Martin Haug, Basel

1600 – 1645           FREE COMMUNICATIONS 3: RECONSTRUCTIVE RHINOPLASTY
                      Chairs: Claude Oppikofer/ Pierre Quinodoz

1600	Rintala and converse flap for the reconstruction of nasal tip defects
      Miguel Morón, C Meuli-Simmen; Plastic, Reconstructive and Hand
      Surgery, Cantonal Hospital, Aarau

1606	Outcome of nasal tip reconstruction using frontonasal flaps com­
      pared to other local and regional flaps
      Oliver Scheufler, R Andresen, P Auvera; Aare Klinik, Plastic and
      ­Aesthetic Surgery, Bern; Sigmund Freud University, Medical School,
       Vienna (AT)

1612	Single-stage reconstruction of the nasal tip: the cascade flap revisited
      Matthias Spiegl, R Wenger, R Verstappen, J Grünert; Hand, Plastic and
      Reconstructive Surgery, Cantonal Hospital, St-Gall

1618	Nasal reconstruction in noma patients
      Eva Rüegg, B Pittet-Cuénod; Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic
      ­Surgery, University Hospital, Geneva

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1624	Microvascular reconstruction of large alar defects with free composi-
      te helical rim grafts: aesthetic challenges and refinements
      Konrad Mende, A O’Neill, R Gurfinkel; Plastic, Reconstructive,
      ­Aesthetic and Hand Surgery, University Hospital, Basel; Plastic Surgery,
       Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, Perth, Australia

1630	The subcutaneous forehead flap: a simple solution for defect
      ­reconstruction around the forehead
       Vendela Grufman, M Scaglioni, P Engels, K Wishart, E Fritsche;
       Hand and Plastic Surgery, Cantonal Hospital, Lucerne

1636	The combined auricular graft: a new technique for mestizo
      nasal tip surgery
      Simon Zimmermann, PA Escobar; Hand and Plastic Surgery, Cantonal
      Hospital, Frauenfeld; Facial Plastic Surgery, Bogota, Colombia

1630 – 1700       COFFEE BREAK

1700 – 1730	SPECIAL LECTURE
             Nose reconstruction
             Philippe Pasche, Lausanne

1730 – 1900       GENERAL ASSEMBLY SWISS PLASTIC SURGERY (Le Régent)

2015              NETWORKING DINNER (Le Cervin)

SATURDAY – SEPTEMBER 22, 2018

0700 – 1100       Registration

0730 – 0830       BOARD MEETING SGAC-SSCE

0800 – 0910       FREE COMMUNICATIONS 4: MISCELLANEOUS
                  Chairs: Yves Harder/Jan Plock

0800	Managing chronic knee pain using selective denervation guided by
      high-resolution nerve ultrasound: treatment algorithm and typical
      clinical cases
      Andreas Gohritz, V Moser, G Bodner, A Hirschmann, DJ Schaefer;
      ­Plastic, Reconstructive, Aesthetic and Hand Surgery, Radiology, Uni-
       versity Hospital, Basel; Nerve Pain Center and Lorenz-Böhler Trauma
       Hospital, Vienna (AT); Private Ultrasound Center, Vienna (AT)

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PROGRAM

0806	Posttraumatic enterobacter cloacae infections in upper extremity:
      a case series
      Vera Fischer, R Meier, E Voegelin; Plastic, Reconstructive and Hand
      Surgery, Inselspital, Bern

0812	Criteria for successful insurance coverage for correction of contour de-
      formities in postbariatric patients: a retrospective single center review
      Jeremy Brühlmann, C Fischlin, I Lese, R Olariu, MA Constantinescu;
      Plastic, Reconstructive and Hand Surgery, Inselspital, Bern

0818	Kostengutsprache für Abdominoplastik und Mammareduktions­
      plastik abhängig vom Versicherungsanbieter?
      Marlon Petrus; T Holzbach, S Linder, C Krug, S Leitsch; General, Hand
      and Trauma Surgery, Hospital Triemli, Zurich; Hand and Plastic Surgery,
      Hospital Thurgau, Cantonal Hospital Frauenfeld, Cantonal Hospital,
      Münsterlingen

0824	A comprehensive review on genital lympheodema surgery:
      is microsurgery the goal to pursue?
      Martino Guiotto, RJ Bramhall, W Raffoul, PG di Summa; Plastic,
      Reconstructive and Hand Surgery, CHUV, Lausanne; General Surgery,
      Ente Ospedaliero Cantonale, Lugano; Canniesburn Plastic Surgery Unit,
      Glasgow Royal Infirmary, Glasgow (UK)

0830	Safety of long-term subcutaneous free flap skin banking after
      skin-sparing mastectomy
      Ralph Verstappen, G Djedovic, E Morandi, D Heiser, U Rieger, T Bauer;
      Hand, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Cantonal Hospital, St-Gall;
      Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery, Dermatology, Venerology
      and Allergology, University Hospital, Innsbruck (AT); Plastic, Recon­
      structif, Aesthetic and Hand Surgery, AGAPLESION Markus Kranken-
      haus, Frankfurt/Main (DE)

0836	Decision between contralateral and ipsilateral DIEP flap harvesting for
      unilateral breast reconstruction
      Albert Niepel, D Schauer, M Lewicki, S Fuat, G Kreuzwirt, H Primas,
      D Hellekes, K Fercan; Plastic and Recons­tructive Surgery, Radiology,
      Rudolf Foundation Hospital, Vienna (AT)

0842	Long term functional outcomes and abdominal wall stability after
      abdominal wall reconstructions using free versus pedicled ALT-VL
      composite flaps
      Pietro G di Summa, W Watfa, L Elahi-Rausis, O Bauquis, W Raffoul;
      Plastic, Reconstructive and Hand Surgery, CHUV, Lausanne

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PROGRAM

0848	Differences in aesthetic and functional outcomes between penile
      skin and rectosigmoidal graft in neovaginoplasty for transgender
      surgery
      C Schaffer, PG di Summa, W Watfa, S Krähenbühl, W Raffoul,
      O Bauquis; Plastic, Reconstructive and Hand Surgery, CHUV, Lausanne

0854	Chest wall resections and reconstructions: a single center review of
      177 cases
      Leslie Elahi-Rausis, D Haselbach, M Gonzalez, T Krueger,
      E Abdelnour-Berchtold, HB Ris, W Raffoul, JY Perentes; Thoracic
      ­Surgery, Plastic, Reconstructive and Hand Surgery, CHUV, Lausanne

0900	Hyperbaric oxygen therapy in plastic surgery: from bench to clinic
      Dominik André-Lévigne, A Modarressi, E Rüegg, R Pignel Rodrigue, B
      Pittet-Cuénod; Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery, Hyperbaric
      Medicine, Health and Community Medicine, University Hospital, Geneva

0910 – 1000        SESSIONS: AESTHETIC RHINOPLASTY
                   Chairs: Urs Bösch/Michel Pfulg

0910 – 0940	Subperichondrial dissection in closed approach rhinoplasty
             Ali Murat Akkus, Istanbul (TK)

0940 – 1000	Primary rhinoplasty: tips and tricks for a successful result
             Jean Brice Duron, Paris (FR)

1000 – 1030        COFFEE BREAK

1030 – 1200        FREE COMMUNICATIONS 5: AESTETIC RHINOPLASTY
                   Chairs: Mark Nussberger/Philipp Fallscheer

1030	Basics of cartilage grafting and suturing in primary esthetic open
      rhinoplasties
      Mark Nussberger; Praxisklinik am Rhein, Basel

1040	The role of diced cartilage in primary and revision rhinoplasty
      Farid Rezaeian; Clinic Utoquai, Zurich

1050               Psychological aspects in rhinoplasty
                   Patricia Roggero, Lausanne

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PROGRAM

1100 – 1200	ROUND TABLE: My key to success in rhinoplasty
             (surgical intervention and/or conservative treatment with injectables)
             Urs Bösch, Lucerne, Yves Brühlmann, Bern, Jean-François Emeri,
             Lausanne, Thomas Fischer, Bern, Rinaldo Pico, Basel

1200 – 1330           LUNCH

1245 – 1330           GENERAL ASSEMBLY SGAC-SSCE

1330 – 1400           SESSION: OTOPLASTY
                      Chairs: Patricia Roggero/Andreas Tschopp

1330 – 1400	Otoplasty: anterior scoring technique
             Louise Laberge-Caouette, Montreal (CND)

1400 – 1430           FREE COMMUNICATIONS 6: OTOPLASTY
                      Chairs: Patricia Roggero/Andreas Tschopp

1400	Otoplasties: technique utilisée et satisfaction des patients
      Tessa Mermod, S Monnier, W Raffoul; Plastic, Reconstructive and
      Hand ­Surgery, CHUV, Lausanne

1410	Otoplasty with anterior scoring technique: my experience with
      154 patients
      Yves Brühlmann, Bern

1420	The cartilage-sculpting-only otoplasty
      Catherine Lehmann-Jaccard, A Modarressi, B Pittet-Cuénod, E Rüegg:
      Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery, University Hospital,
      ­Geneva; Cabinet Lehmann, Geneva

1430 – 1530           FREE COMMUNICATIONS 7: AESTHETIC
                      Chairs: Serge Lê Huu/Michele Zanzi

1430	Trials and tribulations with broken breast implants
      Simona Lüdi, M Kampmann, C Meuli-Simmen, D Eyer; Plastic,
      ­Reconstructive and Hand Surgery, Department of Radiology,
       Cantonal Hospital, Aarau

1438	Reoperations in patients with breast implants: medical and
      non-medical indications
      Adina Weitkunat, P Giovanoli, N Lindenblatt; Plastic, Reconstructive
      and Hand Surgery, Department of Surgery, University Hospital, Zurich

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1446	Why are we removing ruptured breast implants? a review of the
      literature
      Sabri Derder; Clinic Matignon, Lausanne

1454	Medizintourismus: Komplikationen und ungewöhnliches Keimspekt-
      rum bei Wundinfektionen nach ästhetischen Eingriffen im Ausland
      Louisa Thiel, S Leitsch, C Krug, S Linder, T Holzbach; Hand and Plastic
      Surgery, Hospital Thurgau, Frauenfeld

1502	Outcomeanalyse nach Mastektomie bei Gynäkomastie mittels
      ­modifiziertem Breast Q: Form vs. Narbe
       Anna Burger, A Sattler, S Kühn, S Wellenbrock, S Hüttinger, N Linden­
       blatt, P Giovanoli, UM Rieger; Plastic, Reconstructive and Hand
       Surgery, University Hospital, Zurich; Plastic and Hand Surgery, AGAPLE-
       SION Markus Krankenhaus, Frankfurt/Main (DE)

1510	Local heat preconditioning to prevent wound breakdown and skin
      necrosis in plastic surgery: a randomized study in bilateral reduction
      mammaplasty
      Andrea Weinzierl, D Schmauss, T Finck, JC Alfonso Coto, U Hopfner,
      T Egaña, HG Machens, Y Harder; Plastic and Hand Surgery, U    ­ niversity
      Hospital Rechts der Isar, Technical University, Munich (DE); Plastic,
      Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery, Ospedale Regionale di Lugano,
      Ente Ospedaliero Cantonale, Lugano; Institute for Biological and Medical
      Engineering, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Santiago, Chile

1518	Inferior dermal triangular flaps to prevent pseudoptosis in
      mastopexy surgery: the inferior hammock technique
      Pietro G di Summa, W Watfa, R Bramhall, J Baudoin, P Zaugg,
      W Raffoul; Plastic, Reconstructive and Hand Surgery, CHUV, Lausanne;
      Canniesburn Plastic Surgery Unir, Glasgow Royal Infirmary, Glasgow (UK)

1526	Foreign body-associated infection with nontuberculous mycobacte-
      rium (NTM) abscessus subtype massilense 10 years after aesthetic
      bilateral breast augmentation using silicone implants
      Stéphanie Gass, AE Martinez, DJ Schaefer, M Barandun, S Meylan, F
      Franzeck, S Tschudin-Sutter, V Baettig, M Tremp; Plastic, Reconstructive
      and Aesthetic Surgery, Hand Surgery, Infectious Diseases and Hospital
      Epidemiology, University Hospital, Basel

1545                  FINAL DRINK

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POSTERS

POSTER PRESENTATION (room 10 (-1)
Chairs: Jörg Grünert/Claudia Meuli-Simmen

1 P 	Augmentation of the insertion site of a functional muscle flap using a partially
      ­resorbable mesh
       Michael R Bauer, J Sproedt, F Jung, AR Jandali AR; Hand and Plastic Surgery, Cantonal
       Hospital, Winterthur

2 P 	Much air about nothing: hand surgeons under pressure (edited)
      Philipp Boucke, C Wirtz, S Schibli, M Häfeli: Hand Surgery, Cantonal Hospital
      ­Graubünden, Chur

3 P 	Postoperative wool pads instead of forced-air warming blankets post microsurgical
      procedures
      Welmoed Keijzer, J Farhadi: Plastic Surgery Group, Zurich

4 P	Schwannomas mimicking melanoma metastasis: a rare diagnostic challenge in PET-CT
     Stefanie Hirsiger, MA Constantinescu1, R Olariu; Plastic, Reconstructive and Hand
     Surgery, Inselspital, Bern

5 P 	Ultrasound (US) in carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS): the inlet and outlet ratio
      Stefanie Hirsiger, E Vögelin; Plastic, Reconstructive and Hand Surgery, Inselspital, Bern

6 P 	Girdlestone and vastus lateralis pedicle flap: a single step procedure for chronic
      recurrent hip infection
      Dominique Lucas, C Muller, R Mahmoud, T Rotunno, W Raffoul; Plastic, Reconstructive
      and Hand Surgery, CHUV, Lausanne

7 P 	Synoviallappenplastik nach Wulle zur Deckung des Nervus medianus: wieder entdeckt
      Dominique Merky, Vera Fischer, S Hirsiger, L Haug, E Vögelin; Plastic, Reconstructive
      and Hand Surgery, Inselspital, Bern

8 P 	Improvement of severe burn patient care at 17 years interval: two extreme cases
      Sandra Monnier, D Haselbach,N Hirt-Burri, LA Applegate, W Raffoul; Plastic,
      ­Reconstructive and Hand Surgery, CHUV, Lausanne

9 P 	Ein Chordom im Handgelenk? Behandlungsalgorithmus für extra axiale Chordome
      der oberen Extremität
      Ralph Verstappen, S Winsauer, R Wenger, M Spiegl, J Grünert; Hand, Plastic and
      ­Reconstructive Surgery, Cantonal Hospital, St-Gall

10 P	Is the bilateral use of the superficial temporal vessels as donor vessels safe for the
     circulation of the forehead? literature and case study
     Katarina T Wishart, PE Engels, V Grufman, M Scaglioni, E Fritsche; Hand and Plastic
     Surgery, Cantonal Hospital, Lucerne

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FACULTY / ROUND TABLES / TRAINEES ACADEMY / CHAIRS

FACULTY                                             CHAIRS
Ali Murat Akkus, Istanbul                           Urs Bösch, Lucerne
Jean Brice Duron, Paris                             Mihai A Constantinescu, Bern
Martin Haug, Basel                                  Pietro G di Summa, Lausanne
Louise Laberge-Caouette, Montreal                   Philipp Fallscheer, Lugano
Philippe Pasche, Lausanne                           Jörg Grünert, St-Gall
Lee Pu, Sacramento                                  Yves Harder, Lugano
Abe-Jan Tasman, St-Gall                             Daniel E Kalbermatten, Basel
                                                    Nathalie Koch, Lausane
                                                    Serge Lê Huu, Montreux
                                                    Claudia Meuli-Simmen, Aarau
ROUND TABLES                                        Ali Modarressi, Geneva
                                                    Mark Nussberger, Basel
Urs Bösch, Lucerne                                  Radu Olariu, Bern
Yves Brühlmann, Bern                                Claude Oppikofer, Montreux
Mihai Constantinescu, Bern                          Michel Pfulg, Montreux
Jean-François Emeri, Lausanne                       Brigitte Pittet-Cuénod, Geneva
Thomas Fischer, Bern                                Jan Plock, Zurich
Rinaldo Pico, Münchenstein                          Lee Pu, Sacramento
Brigitte Pittet-Cuénod, Geneva                      Patricia Roggero, Lausanne
Jan Plock, Zurich                                   Pierre Quinodoz, Geneva
Wassim Raffoul, Lausanne                            Andreas Tschopp, Spiegel/Bern
                                                    Björn Walter, Winterthur
                                                    Michele Zanzi, Lausanne

TRAINEES ACADEMY
Mihai A. Constantinescu, Bern
A Grobbelaar, Bern
Martin Haug, Basel
René D. Largo, Texas
Ali Modarressi, Geneva
Wassim Raffoul, Lausanne
Dirk J. Schaefer, Basel

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ABSTRACTS SPEAKERS

ABSTRACTS AND POSTER SPEAKERS
Dominik André-Lévigne, Geneva                   Migual Moròn, Aarau
Michael R Bauer, Winterthur (P)                 Camillo Müller, Lausanne
Cédric Benoït, Geneva                           Albert Niepel, Vienna
Philipp Boucke, Chur (P)                        Mark Nussberger, Basel
Jeremy Brühlmann, Bern                          Radu Olariu, Bern
Yves Brühlmann, Bern                            Rik Osinga, Basel
Anna Burger, Zurich                             Athanasios Papanikolaou, Bern
Maximilian G Burger, Basel                      Marlon Petrus, Münsterlingen
Lucas Degrugillier, Basel                       Katharina Prautsch, Basel
Sabri Derder, Lausanne                          Farid Rezaeian, Zurich
Pietro G di Summa, Lausanne                     Patricia Roggero, Lausanne
Leslie Elahi-Rausis, Lausanne                   Severin Rossi, Bern
Patricia E Engels, Lucerne                      Eva Rüegg, Geneva
Vera Fischer, Bern                              Mario F Scaglioni, Lucerne
Stéphanie Gass, Basel                           Clara Schaffer, Lausanne
Andreas Gohritz, Basel                          Helene S Scheer, Bern
Vendela Grufman, Lucerne                        Oliver Scheufler, Bern
Martino Guiotto, Locarno                        Luigi Schiraldi, Basel
Gerlinde S Heil, Bern                           Matthias Spiegl, St-Gall
Stefanie Hirsiger, Bern (P)                     Louisa Thiel, Frauenfeld
Valeska Hürlimann, Bern                         Mathias Tremp, Basel
Saskia MJ Kamphuis, Winterthur                  Catherine Tsai, Bernh
Welmoed Keijzer, Zurich (P)                     Semra Uyulmaz, Zurich
Catherine Lehmann, Geneva                       Ralph Verstappen, St-Gall
Ionana Lese, Bern                               Anna Wang, Zurich
Dominique Lucas, Lausanne                       Andrea Weinzierl, Lugano
Simona Lüdi, Aarau                              Adina Weitkunat, Zurich
Ramzy Mahmoud, Lausanne                         Robert Wenger, St-Gall
Konrad Mende, Basel                             Katarina T Wishart, Lucerne
Nadia Menzi, Basel                              Simon Zimmermann, Frauenfeld
Tessa Mermod, Lausanne                          Cédric Zubler, Bern
Sandra Monnier, Lausanne (P)

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BOOTHS

EXHIBITORS – BOOTHS

  1    CROMA-PHARMA
  2    PROMEDICS
  3    GALDERMA
  4    SWISS BEAUTY POINT – TOBAS
  5    CABINET BRANCHET
  6    POLYTECH HEALTH & AESTHETICS
  7    INTEGRA LIFESCIENCES
  8    V-SKIN MEDICAL BEAUTY
  9    TEOXANE
10     B. BRAUN MEDICAL
11     CALISTA MEDICAL
12     MEDIC SERVICE
13     ALLERGAN
14     ARTHREX SUISSE
15     BIOVER – TAPMED
16     LAUBSCHER
17     MERZ
18     ESTHETIC MED
19     MEDICAL ESTHETIC
20     CUTERA
21     SURGICAL DEVICE
22     LABORATOIRES ARION
23     MEDICONSULT
24     SMITH AND NEPHEW

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GENERAL ASSEMBLY

    GENERAL ASSEMBLY 2018 – SWISS PLASTIC SURGERY: AGENDA

                                      21.09.18 – 1730 – 1900 H
                                            LE RÉGENT
                                           Crans-Montana

Traktandum / Ordre du jour
1     Begrüssung / Bienvenue
2	Protokoll der MV vom 1. September 2017 / Procès-verbal de l’AG du 1er septembre 2017
3     Mitteilungen / Communications
4     Jahresbericht / Rapport annuel
5	Jahresrechnung 2017/Bericht der Revisoren / Comptes 2017 / Rapport des vérificateurs
   des comptes
6     Budget 2019 / Jahresbeitrag 2019 / Budget 2019 / Cotisations 2019
7     Wahlen / Eledtions
7.1   Vorstand / Comité
7.1   Neumitglieder: Aufnahme / Nouveaux membres: admission
7.2   Todesfälle / Décès
7.3   Mutationen / Mouvements
8     Weiterbildung / Formation postgraduée
9     Fortbildung / Formation continue
10    Tarife / Tarifs
11    Lipofilling: Kostenübernahme / Lipofilling: remboursement
12    Mammaregister / registre mammaire
13    Mitgliederversammlung / Kongress 2019 / Assemblée générale / Congrès 2019
14    SGPRAC-Preise und Stipendien / Prix SSCPRE et bourses: Preisträger / Lauréats
15    Varia und Anträge / Divers et propositions individuelles

                  55TH CONGRESS SWISS PLASTIC SURGERY
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