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ContactVascular Anomalies: a clinical approach
This one-day workshop is aimed at doctors and allied health professionals who look after adults and children with vascular anomalies.
The workshop aims to give an overview of the field of vascular anomalies as well as promote discussion and debate over the management of complex cases.
The day will begin with an easy-to-use approach to the classification of vascular anomalies, followed by short talks on the diagnosis, clinical presentation, imaging and science behind the subject.
This will be followed by presentations from medical and surgical specialists, giving an insight into the multidisciplinary approach to the management of patients.
Finally, there will be a panel discussion at the end of the day at which complex cases will be discussed and opened for debate.
The Royal College of Radiologists has awarded this event with 6 credits RCR Category 1 CPD.
The Federation of the
Royal Colleges of Physicians of the United Kingdom has awarded 6 category 1 (external)
CPD credit(s) for this event.
RCPCH has approved this event for up to 6 CPD credits, in accordance with the current RCPCH CPD Guidelines.
Date:
7th June 2013
Location:
Kennedy Lecture Theatre
Ground Floor
This one-day workshop is aimed at doctors and allied health professionals who look after adults and children with vascular anomalies. The workshop aims to give an overview of the field of vascular anomalies as well as promote discussion and debate over the management of complex cases.
The day will begin with an easy-to-use approach to the classification of vascular anomalies, followed by short talks on the diagnosis, clinical presentation, imaging and science behind the subject.
This will be followed by presentations from medical and surgical specialists, giving an insight into the multidisciplinary approach to the management of patients.
Finally, there will be a panel discussion at the end of the day at which complex cases will be discussed and opened for debate.
- inaugural 2011 meeting attracted delegates from 14 specialties across seven countries
- 15 lectures, average delegate feedback rating 4.2 out of 5
- multi-disciplinary panel discussion of submitted cases
- new for 2013: opportunity for posters and scientific papers
Why you should attend?
- acquire a clear and useful understanding of the basic classification system of vascular anomalies
- gain confidence in correctly diagnosing patients with vascular anomalies
- understand the role of medical intervention in this patient group
- appreciate the management options provided by interventional radiology and specialist surgical teams
- promote a multidisciplinary team approach to the care of such patients
- gain clinical insights from an expert panel discussion of complex cases
Who should attend?
Reflecting the multi-disciplinary nature of this subject, we expect delegates from a variety of backgrounds, including paediatrics, dermatology, general practice, radiology (including interventional radiology) and surgical specialties such as plastic and craniofacial surgery, ear, nose and throat (ENT) surgery, ophthalmic surgery, orthopaedic surgery, paediatric surgery and vascular surgery.
Allied health professionals are strongly encouraged to attend, as specialist nursing, physiotherapy, occupational therapy and psychology support are key in this patient group.
Provisional Programme
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08.30 - 09.00 |
Registration |
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09.00 - 09.05 |
Housekeeping |
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09.05 - 09.10 |
Introduction and welcome Professor John Harper |
| Making the diagnosis | |
| Chairs: Mr Neil Bulstrode and Dr Susannah Hoey | |
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09.10 - 09.40 |
Vascular Anomalies: Getting the diagnosis right Dr Alex Barnacle |
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09.40 - 10.00 |
Haemangiomas and other vascular tumors Dr Mary Glover |
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10.00 - 10.20 |
Pathology of Vascular anomalies: controversial and difficult issues Professor Neil Sebire |
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10.20 - 10.40 |
Tackling the genetics of vascular anomalies - clues to aetiology Dr Veronica Kinsler |
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10.40 - 11.00 |
Coffee in the Winter Garden |
| Management 1 | |
| Chairs: Dr Alex Barnacle and Dr Samira Syed | |
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11.00 - 11.15 |
An approach to associated coagulopathies Dr Mary Matthias |
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11.15 - 11.40 |
Laser treatment of vascular anomalies: realistic expectations Dr Neil Walker |
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11.40 - 12.10 |
Managing primary lymphoedema and lymphatic malformations Professor Peter Mortimer |
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12.10 - 12.30 |
The patient’s perspective Mr Joe Curry |
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12.30 - 12.45 |
Questions |
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12.45 - 13.30 |
Lunch on the Balcony with sponsors |
| Management 2 | |
| Chair: Mr Joe Curry and Mr Keith Trimble | |
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13.30 - 13.55 |
Controversies in the management of low flow vascular malformations Dr Ian McCafferty |
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13.55 - 14.20 |
Problems in the Tongue and Oral Cavity Mr Ben Hartley |
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14.20 - 14.50 |
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14.50 - 15.00 |
Questions |
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15.00 - 15.30 |
Tea in the Winter Garden |
| Complex case forum | |
| Chairs: Dr Mary Glover and Dr Derek Roebuck | |
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15.30 - 17.00 |
Complex case presentations and discussion |
| 17.00 | Closing comments Mr Neil Bulstrode |
| The current use of Onyx and surgery for the management of extra-cranial AVM Mr Hiroshi Nishikawa |
Organising committee
- Dr Alex Barnacle, Consultant Interventional Radiologist, GOSH, London
- Mr Neil Bulstrode, Consultant Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon, GOSH, London
- Mr Joe Curry, Consultant Neonatal, Paediatric and Laparoscopic Surgeon, GOSH, London
- Dr Mary Glover, Consultant Paediatric Dermatologist, GOSH, London
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Consultants, Associate Specialists & General Practitioners: £135
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Medical trainees: £100
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Allied health professionals: £80
Registration
Book a place on-line
We regret that we are no
longer able to invoice NHS Trusts or other organisations. Our on-line booking
system will issue an automatic receipt for your card payment so that you can
reclaim from your organisation if appropriate.
Contact
For booking enquiries info@ichevents.com
ICH Events UCL Institute of Child Health
30 Guilford Street
London WC1N 1EH
United Kingdom
Tel. +44 (0)207 905 2675 or +44 (0)207 905 2699
Deadline for abstract submission has now been extended to 22nd April 2013
Poster abstract guidelines
For the pdf version of guidelines please click here
Abstracts are invited for research studies, clinical series reviews or case reports in areas related to the diagnosis and/or management of vascular anomalies. Abstracts will be vetted by the organising committee and selected based on the quality of the clinical content and relevance to the meeting.
A member of the submitting team must be attending the meeting.
The poster boards used measure 1.74 x 1.14m landscape (plus 5cm metal frame), so the ideal poster size is 1.5 x 1m landscape.
The abstract should adopt a structured format:
• Title, clearly indicating the nature of the study, in Bold type
• Authors’ initials and last names only (with presenting author first)
• Author's institutional affiliations listed as institution, city and country, separated by
semicolon;
• Declaration of interest: If the research was partially or fully funded by a proprietary
organisation (e.g., a pharmaceutical or device manufacturer), a statement to that effect must be included. For example: “This research was funded in part by…”
• Abstract text: not to exceed 300 words and to include background, methods, results and conclusions. Use Times New Roman typeface, 10pt.
Abstracts should be submitted using the abstract submission form by 17:00 on Monday 22nd April 2013 to Ms Magdalena Pytlarz info@ichevents.com
Notification of acceptance or rejection will be emailed by Friday 10th May 2013.
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Deadline for abstract submission has now been extended to 22nd April 2013
Oral Abstract guidelines
For the pdf version of guidelines please click here
Abstracts are invited for complex cases to be presented for discussion and debate in the final session of the meeting. Submissions should include cases of vascular anomalies that have created major challenges related to diagnosis and/or management. Abstracts will be vetted by the organising committee and case selection will be based on the quality of the clinical content and relevance to the meeting.
A member of the submitting team must be attending the meeting and be prepared to briefly present the case before it is opened to the floor for discussion. Any relevant imaging and/or histology will need to be submitted well in advance of the meeting; authors will be informed of submission details once the abstracts have been selected.
The clinical case presentation should consist of a maximum of 5 power point slides and last up to 3 minutes, giving as much time as possible for discussion from the floor.
The abstract should adopt a structured format:
• Title, clearly indicating the subject of the presentation, in Bold type
• Authors’ initials and last names only (with presenting author first)
• Author's institutional affiliations listed as institution, city and country, separated by
semicolon;
• Declaration of interest: If the research was partially or fully funded by a proprietary
organisation (e.g., a pharmaceutical or device manufacturer), a statement to that effect must be included. For example: “This research was funded in part by…”
• Abstract text: not to exceed 300 words and to include a brief summary of the presentation.
At the end of the abstract, please clearly state the question you wish discussed or the point that you wish to share. Use Times New Roman typeface, 10pt.
Abstracts should be submitted using the abstract submission form by 17:00 on Monday 22nd April 2013 to Ms Magdalena Pytlarz info@ichevents.com.
Notification of acceptance or rejection will be emailed by Friday 10th May 2013.
Sponsors
Commercial organisations are invited to sponsor and to exhibit during the conference. For more information, please contact Cristina Lai.
Download Sponsorship Opportunities available.
Sponsor supporting this event:
| Covidien |
