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20th IFOS World Congress, 2013

The Report of 20th IFOS World Congress by Dr.Amir Arvin Sazgar

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306-0113-8144
 
Created Date : Sunday, June 30, 2013Update Date : Tuesday, July 23, 2013IP Address : 192.168.89.195
Submit Date : Tuesday, July 23, 2013Email : asazgar@sina.tums.ac.ir
Personal Information
Name : Amir Arvin
Surename : Sazgar
School/Research center : School of Medicine
Academic Rank : Professor
Tel : +98-21-66581628
E-mail : asazgar@sina.tums.ac.ir
Information of Congress
Title of Congress : IFOS 2013
Title of Abstract : Tip plasty in patient with cleft nose deformity
Venue : Seoul, Korea
From : Saturday, June 01, 2013
To : Wednesday, June 05, 2013
Abstract(Please copy/pastethe abstract sending the congress) : FA-00215 
Rhinology, Allergy and Plastic Facial Surgery (RH) Symposium (SP) 
Cleft Nose Rhinoplasty 

TIP PLASTY IN PATIENT WITH CLEFT NOSE DEFORMITY
Amir Arvin SAZGAR1
1Department of Otolaryngology Head And Neck Surgery, Tehran University Of Medical Sciences, Iran
Purpose: Cleft lip nasal deformity offers a unique challenge to the facial plastic surgeon. Typically, correction of the cleft nasal tip has been achieved through a variety of cartilage modifying maneuvers based on incision or excision of the lower lateral cartilage. 
Recently, we describe a practical classification system for tip-plasty, which focuses on conservative measures aimed at stabilizing and reorienting the cartilaginous structures and support instead of reducing them. These techniques preserve the structural integrity of alar cartilage, reduce the dead space for more predictable healing outcomes, and save or even strengthen the tip complex. The objective of this study was to show the use and effectiveness of these techniques on the correction of unilateral and bilateral cleft lip nasal deformity.

Method: Twenty-one patients with unilateral and bilateral cleft lip underwent rhinoplasty surgery using different type of described tip-plasty techniques. Preoperative and postoperative photographs were measured for photogrammetric analysis in patients. 

Result: The techniques used in patients with cleft lip made the nostrils more symmetrical. Nasal valve collapse and pinch deformity were not observed during the postoperative period.

Conclusion: The described technique improves nasal tip form and symmetry while maintaining nasal tip support and strength. The hinged flap of cephalic part of lower lateral cartilage used with these techniques can both prevent weakness of the lateral crura and support it.
Keywords : Cleft lip nasal deformity, Tip-plasty, Lower lateral cartilage
Keywords of your Abstract : Cleft nose, Septorhinoplasty, Hinged flap
Acceptance :
The presentation : Oral
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Congressional Meeting Report Form
How many volunteers were present at this meeting? : More than 3000
Which countries were presented in congress? : It was an International congress and more than 100 countries were participated in the congress.
were any organizations represented in the meeting? : Yes
If yes, please write the names of the organization in the box : IFOS Seoul 2013 Organizing Committee Korean Society of Otorhinolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery (KSORL-HNS)
What were the response to your talking points? were specific questions or concerns raised? : It was really good, because I was invited by organizer of another congress (Pan Asian Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery) to participate in their meeting in April 2014.
If you met with staff members, please list their full name & positions. : I was the International faculty of congress and met a lot of staff member there.
Please make a note if there are any follow up actions we need to talk with the member of congress : The facial plastic and reconstructive surgery was a post graduated fellowship in Otolaryngology. The subspecialty manages patients with reconstructive problems including surgery for facial paralysis, traumatic facial deformities, and traumatic scar deformities, as well as hemangiomas and vascular malformations. Unfortunately, we do not have the sub specialty in Iran, I recommend contacting with the organizer of this branches. In this way we can transfer of their knowledge and experiences.
Your experiences about the travel processes(Providing ticket, accommodation,...) : It was ok
Meeting summary:(include: names of every one in attendance, outcomees and personal observatons of the metting, and please make a note if there are any follow up actions we need to take with the member of congress or their staff): : IFOS was founded in 1965 and it has evolved to deal on a global basis with the problems of people with ORL disease by means of an active secretariat and committee structure; lobbying the World Health Organization; leading the global program for hearing loss prevention; providing interchange between centers, especially in Europe through the Twin Cities Project; publishing a newsletter and maintaining the interactive website. It has a continuing medical educational role and has developed a model undergraduate curricula; it has now initiated CME conferences between World Congresses and recently started the
Worldwide Action "Hearing for All". Almost all famous and well known scientists from four corner of the world are participate in the congress. This prestigious scientific event is only held once
every four years, under the auspices of the International Federation of Otorhinolaryngological Societies (IFOS), and represents an unparalleled opportunity for ORL physicians and related personnel from every corner of the globe to gather in one place to learn, share and interact with one another I was invited as an international faculty and speaker in the meeting

 

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