Plastic Surgery, Obstetrics & Gynaecology. Closer to zero reducing complications in high risk patients and improving outcomes

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1 NPWT expert meeting Plastic Surgery, Obstetrics & Gynaecology Preliminary programme Closer to zero reducing complications in high risk patients and improving outcomes Chairpersons: (), () Date: September Venue: Hilton Wembley Hotel, London, United Kingdom Supporting healthcare professionals for over 150 years

2 NPWT Expert Meeting Plenary Session Plastic Surgery stream Obstetrics & Gynaecology stream 15th - 16th September 2017 London DAY 1: Friday Morning: Individual arrivals 11:30: Registration and welcome lunch 12:30: Start of day 1 Session 1: Plenary Session Invited Chairman: Head of Plastic Surgery and Breast Surgery Cleveland Clinic Ohio, Gynaecological Oncologist The South Infirmary Victoria University Hospital Cork, Introduction to the meeting Chairs New trends in breast reconstruction: from the minimal effective treatment to the maximal quality of life outcomes Closed surgical incision management The WUWHS consensus document NPWT mode of action Meta-analysis: The impact of snpwt (PICO ) on surgical site complications 14:30 Coffee Break 14:45 BREAK INTO PARALLEL SESSIONS A = PLASTIC & BREAST (MAIN ROOM) B= OBSTETRICS & GYNAECOLOGY (BREAK OUT ROOM) Jaume Masia Spain Hanne Birke-Sørensen Denmark Vicki Strugala Session 2A Plastic Surgery Stream (Breast) Managing expectation in breast reconstruction: balancing cancer treatment and reconstruction Implant based breast reconstruction and wound complications: present problem and possible solutions for the future Therapeutic mammoplasty and symmetrising reduction. Influence of snpwt (PICO) to reduce wound breakdown Chest wall flap partial breast reconstruction and improving wound aesthetics with snpwt (PICO) Breast cancer and the impact of SSI on oncological survial Results of a bilateral multicentre breast reduction RCT Impact of snpwt (PICO) on surgical complications and scarring Panel Discussion All 17:50 End Day 1 Raghavan Vidya John Murphy Amit Agrawal Susan Beecher Rene Van Der Hulst Netherlands snpwt = Single-use Negative Pressure Wound Therapy WUWHS = World Union Wound Healing Society

3 DAY 1: Friday Session 2B ObGyn Stream (Gynaecological Oncology) Wound healing in GynaeOncology Multi-centre audit of SSI rates and risk factors in gynae-oncology surgery Ovarian cancer What patient and operative factors makes ovarian cancer patients at high risk of wound complications and using snpwt (PICO ) Vulvar cancer Groin incisions after bilateral inguinofemoral lymphadenectomy in vulvar cancer patients: a prospective trial of snpwt (PICO) versus standard dressing Christina Asciuto Sweden RCT of snpwt (PICO) in abdominal laparotomy surgery Peter O Leary Panel discussion All 17:30 End Day 1 18:00 Close Conference Dinner - Venue to be confirmed DAY 2: Saturday Start of day 2 Session 3 A: Plastic Surgery Stream (Flaps/Grafts/Donor Sites) Introduction Chair Masterclass An introduction to Fat Grafting Introduction to the role of NPWT on skin grafts and flaps Case study session: Role of snpwt (PICO ) in the treatment of skin grafts 09:50 Coffee Break - Check out 10:20 snpwt (PICO) to enhance the flow to skin perforators. MOA data to suggest improved flap survival Real World Evidence and Health Ecomonics of using snpwt (PICO) in plastic surgery Panel Discussion All Both work streams to join together Closing remarks 12:30 End of day 2 - Lunch available and depart Maurizio Nava Italy Franck Duteille France Oren Lapid Netherlands Marco Innocenti Italy Daren Edwards & Neil Bourke Session 3B: OBGyn Surgery Stream (C-section) Introduction Chair Results of the Happy Belly Study Large RCT of snpwt (PICO) versus Std Care in Caesarean section patients with BMI> Literature review of published NPWT studies in caesarean section An audit of Caesarean section surgical site infections snpwt (PICO) in high-risk patients in England and 09:50 Coffee break check out Patient evaluation of snpwt (PICO) 2-3 weeks post op: A 2 year survey Implementation of snpwt (PICO) in C-section and Gynaecological patients with obesity and other risk factors Results of evaluation and the economic impact Nana Hyldig Denmark Antoni Sierant Poland Dave Myers Darly Mathew Krzysztof Czajkowski Poland Panel Discussion All Rejoin main room Closing remarks 12:30 End of day 2 - Lunch available and depart

4 Participant/ Delegate Profile Organisation Code of ethics Photography and video Oncoplastic Surgeons Plastic Surgeons Breast Surgeons Obstetricians Gynaecological Oncologist Products PICO Single Use Negative Pressure Wound Therapy System RENASYS Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Course Venue and Hotel Hilton Wembley Hotel Lakeside Way, Wembley, London, HA9 0BU Vicki Strugala Content Development Manager Professional Education, Europe and Canada Helen Campbell Marketing Director PICO AWM Europe and Canada Intellectual Property Lectures and case studies are property of the faculty. All rights are reserved. Recording, photographing or copying of lectures by attendees is forbidden. All healthcare professionals must comply with their local guidelines and regulations regarding the costs associated with any meeting. Smith & Nephew is committed to following the relevant code of ethics and limits attendance at company sponsored events to healthcare professionals with a bona fide professional interest. Attendees are required to pay the appropriate spouse/guest fees in advance if they plan to bring a guest or a spouse to a meal function/reception. During this course/event, photographs may be taken and audio/visual video footage may be recorded by Smith & Nephew. Smith & Nephew may use such photos/footage on the Smith & Nephew website and in communication and promotional material outlining our educational events and services. By attending our course/event you are consenting to use of images of you as described above. If you do not want us to use imagery or recordings in which you feature, please inform us in writing before or during the course/event. If you have any questions about any of the above please contact us at education@smith-nephew.com. For further information about how Smith & Nephew uses and protects your information, including images please read our privacy statement at

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Plastic Surgery, Obstetrics & Gynaecology. Closer to zero reducing complications in high risk patients and improving outcomes

NPWT expert meeting Plastic Surgery, Obstetrics & Gynaecology Preliminary programme Closer to zero reducing complications in high risk patients and improving outcomes Chairpersons: Risal Djohan (USA),