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18th Congress of the International Society for Burn Injuries

28 August - 1 September 2016

Hyatt Regency Miami|Miami, FL

ISBI 2016

Miami, FL

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Table of Contents

ISBI Presidential Welcome 1

Congress Information 2

Registration 3

Sponsors 4

Exhibitor List 8

Floor Plan 16

ISBI 2016 Program Schedule 17

Symposia Sessions 19

Plenary Sessions 20

Oral Sessions 21

Poster Sessions 35

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2016 International Society for Burn Injuries Congress

ISBI Presidential Welcome

As President of the ISBI, it gives me great pleasure to extend an invitation and welcome you to the 18th Congress of the International Society for Burn Injuries in Miami, Florida, 2016. ISBI will be providing updates on our ongoing efforts to develop educational programs and guidelines for burn care in low resource settings that will provide evidence-based recommendations on cost effective interventions. Together with international leaders in burn care, our Program Chair, Folke Sjöberg, MD, PhD, will present a program that reflects current problems and represents a collection of scientific, educational and practical information, with topics of interest for participants representing all members of the multi-disciplinary burn team.

In addition to the scientific program, the social program will provide an opportunity for you to experience Miami and the surrounding area and beaches. It will be a most opportune time for all of us to renew friendships and develop new partnerships with colleagues of similar interests that prove valuable in the future care of those with burn injuries. Please join us and participate in our efforts to truly have “One World, One Standard of Burn Care.” I look forward to seeing all of you in Miami.

Rajeev B. Ahuja, MD President, ISBI

“One World, One Standard of Burn Care”

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Congress Information

International Society for Burn Injuries Congress 28 August - 1 September 2016

G E N E R A L

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Organizing Committee

Rajeev B. Ahuja, MD, President Lok Nayak Hospital

Naiem Moiemen, MD, Secretary Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham

William G. Cioffi, MD, FACS President-Elect, Alpert Medical School of Brown University

David G. Greenhalgh, MD, FACS Treasurer, Shriners Hospitals for Children

Folke Sjöberg, MD, PhD, Program Chair, Linköping University Hospital

Elisabeth Greenfield, RN, MSN Administrative Director

Regional Representatives

Hajime Matsumura, MD, DMSc FACS, Western Pacific

Fiona Wood, FRACS, Western Pacific

Jui-Yung Yang, MD, Western Pacific

Xia Zhao-Fan, MD, Southeast Asia

Lisa Hasibuan, MC, Southeast Asia

Stuart B. Watson, Europe

Paul van Zuijlen, MD, PhD, Europe

Peter M. Vogt, MD, Europe

Nicole S. Gibran, MD, North America

Ivette L. Icaza R., MD, Central America

Linda Guerrero Serrano, MD South America

Arash Pirat, MD, FICS Eastern Mediterranean

Richard E. Nnabuko, MD, Africa

ISBI Committee Chairs

Shari Honari, RN, MSN, Research

Yann Zagame, Industrial Relations

Kwang-Yi Tung, MD, Laboratory

Dale Edgar, PhD, Rehabilitation

Alette de Jong, RN, PhD, Nursing

Tina L. Palmieri, MD, Burn Care

James C. Jeng, MD, Disaster Planning

Irma Oen-Coral, MD, Prevention

ISBI 2016 Program Committee

Folke Sjöberg, Sweden, Program Chair

Allan Rogers, Canada

Jon Niszczak, USA

Amr Moghazy, Egypt

William L. Hickerson, USA

David N. Herndon, USA

Ethel Andrews, South Africa

Ingrid Steinval, Sweden

Kathleen A. Hollowed, USA

Junichi Sasaki, Japan

Louis R. Pizano, USA

Pornprom Muangman, Thailand

Rachel Kornhaber, Australia

Linwood R. Haith, USA

International Society for Burn Injuries

The International Society for Burn

Injuries (ISBI) had its First

International Congress on Research

in Burns in Bethesda, MD, in

September 1960. It was considered

such a success by its participants

that a Second Congress was

scheduled in the city of Edinburgh,

Scotland in 1965. This Second

Congress generated increased

enthusiasm among the participants

for subsequent International

Congresses. The participants also

decided to establish a permanent

organization. Mr. A.B. Wallace

facilitated the creation of the ISBI

and became the Secretary General.

Congress Venue

Hyatt Regency Miami

400 SE 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33131

Congress Managers

American Burn Association

311 S. Wacker Drive, Suite 4150

Chicago, IL 60606

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Registration Operating Hours:

Sunday, 28 August 2016

Monday, 29 August 2016

Tuesday, 30 August 2016

Wednesday, 31 August 2016

Thursday, 1 September 2016

Name Badges

Each delegate registered for the Congress will receive

a name badge at the registration desk. The fee for an

additional badge is $450 per badge. This badge will

be your official pass and must be worn to obtain

entry to all sessions, the exhibit hall and social

functions. The Congress lanyards and registration

bags are proudly sponsored by MEBO International

Group.

Poster Presentations

Poster Presentations stations are located in the

Exhibition Hall, Riverfront Hall and Lobby. Poster

Presenters are reminded to make themselves available

in the Exhibition Hall throughout catering breaks to

discuss their posters.

Speaker Preparation Room

The Speaker Preparation Room is located in the

Gardenia AB room, Promenade level. Please bring

your PowerPoint presentation the day before you

are scheduled to present.

Floor Plan

A floor plan of the Hyatt Regency Miami and

information about the session rooms, speaker ready

room, registration desk, refreshment break area and

the exhibition hours are available on the ISBI

website, www.isbi2016.com.

Language

The official language of the ISBI Congress is English.

Privacy

The Congress Organizers comply with privacy

legislation, which is designed to protect the right of

the individual to privacy of their information.

Information collected during the Congress will be

used for purposes of planning and may also be

provided to the organizers of future Congresses.

During registration, participants will be provided an

opportunity to opt in or out of being included on

the delegate list.

Messages

All messages received during the Congress will be

placed on the Message Board in the registration

area. To collect or leave messages please visit the

registration desk, Upper Promenade by registration.

Mobile Phone Courtesy

As a courtesy to fellow delegates and speakers,

please ensure your mobile phones are switched off

or on silent during Conference sessions.

Refreshments/Meal Breaks

A complimentary breakfast will be provided in the

Exhibit Hall, Riverfront Hall & Lobby area for

guests staying at the Hyatt Regency. Morning and

afternoon coffee, teas and lunches will also be

served in the Exhibit Hall, Riverfront Hall & Lobby

area. Buffet meals will offer options and other

alternatives for vegetarians.

ISBI Smartphone APP

Attendees can visit the Apple App Store (Iphone

users) or Google Play Store (Android users) and

search for “ISBI 2016”.

Wireless Internet

Wireless Internet will be available at the Congress.

Check the message board and registration desk for

login details.

RegistrationLocated in the Upper Promenade, Terrace Level

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Crawford Healthcare Lunch Symposia

MEBO International

Group

Lunch Symposia

Registration Bag and Insert

Integra Life Sciences Welcome Reception

Hotel Room Key Cards

Bio Med Sciences Welcome Reception

Bio Concepts Welcome Reception

Medical Z Welcome Reception

Argentum Medical Registration Bag Insert

Smith & Nephew Registration Bag Insert

PLATINUM SPONSOR

MEBO International Group

SILVER SPONSOR

Integra Life Sciences

Sponsors

The Organizing Committee for the 18th Congress of the International Society

for Burn Injuries extends its appreciation to the following sponsors for their

invaluable commitment and support.

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EXHIBITOR

4Med, LTD

Advanced Cooling Therapy

American Burn Association

Anatomi Metrix, Inc.

Ansell Healthcare

Argentum Medical, LLC

ASPR-BARDA

Avita Medical

BAP Medical

Baskent University

Bio-Concepts, Inc.

Bio Med Sciences, Inc.

Burn Advocates Network

Community Tissue Services

Courage+Khazaka Electronic GmbH

Crawford Healthcare

Humeca BV

Institutional Stove Solutions

Integra Life Sciences

International NGO’s

ReSurge

International Women and Children's Burn Foundation

ISBI 2018

Lumenis

ManukaMed USA

MEBO International Group

Medical Z Corporation

Medifit Marketing, Inc.

MediWound, LTD

Medline Industries, Inc.

MedSkin Solutions, Dr. Suwelack AG

Milliken Healthcare Products, LLC

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Thank you to all Exhibitors and Sponsors!Visit the company websites, posted at www.isbi2016.com, to learn more about their products and services.

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EXHIBITOR

MiMedx

Mölnlycke Health Care

Moor Instruments, LTD

Northwest Regional Burn Model System

PolyMedics Innovations, Inc.

S2 Medical

Smith & Nephew

University of Miami/Jackson Memorial Hospital Burn Center

Vericel Corporation

Water-Jel Technologies

Zimmer Biomet

Exhibit Hours:

Monday, 29 August 2016 0630 - 1700

Tuesday, 30 August 2016 0630 - 1700

Wednesday, 31 August 2016 0630 - 1400

Thursday, 1 September 2016 0630 - 1400

BOOTH LOCATION

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4Med, LTD 7 Shikma St. Sapirim Industrial Park P.O. Box 1028 Sderot 8700101 Israel T: +972 (0)8 6805 223 Samuel Bar-Ziv [email protected] www.4medsurgical.com 4Med, Ltd is a diversified medical technology company that develops, manufactures, and markets surgical instruments and medical devices in a variety of medical applications, primarily in plastic and reconstructive surgery and general surgery. 4Med provides its customers with clinically relevant, innovative and cost-effective products. Our products: Skin Graft Mesher, Manual Dermatomes, Skin Graft Knives, Dermaprep, Mouth Gage. Booth 318

Advanced Cooling Therapy 3440 S. Dearborn Street Chicago, IL 60616 T: 773.615.0855 Melissa Naiman [email protected] www.advancedcoolingtherapy.com Advanced Cooling Therapy develops innovative temperature management products. The ECD is a single use, fully enclosed triple lumen system that is inserted into the esophagus as quickly as an orogastric tube to warm or cool patients. Patient temperature is regulated by the chiller machine’s Foley or rectal temperature probe. Booth 519

American Burn Association 311 S. Wacker Drive, Suite 4150 Chicago, IL 60606 T: 312.662.6066 Maureen Kiley www.ameriburn.org The American Burn Association (ABA) is dedicated to improving the lives of everyone affected by burn injury. The ABA and its members commit their efforts and resources to promoting and supporting burn-related research, education, care, rehabilitation and prevention. Booth 113

Anatomi Metrix, Inc. 365 McCaffrey Street Montréal, QC H4T 1Z7 Canada T: (514) 882-9676 Ketan Handa [email protected] www.manu3lab.com At Anatomi Metrix we develop technologies and software to improve the capture of the anatomical dimensions of the hand. The Manu3 scanner is a portable, fast, accurate, touch-less optical scanner, dedicated to determine the anatomical dimensions of the hand, to produce compression gloves and prosthetic covers. Booth 516

Ansell Healthcare 111 Wood Avenue South Suite 210 Iselin, NJ 08830 T: 732.945.2941 Kristin King [email protected] www.ansell.com Ansell is a world leader in providing superior health and safety protection solutions that enhance human well-being. Ansell operates in four main business segments: Medical, Industrial, Single Use and Sexual Wellness. Ansell employs 15,000 people worldwide and holds leading positions in the personal protective equipment and medical gloves market, as well as in the sexual health and well-being category worldwide. Information on Ansell and its products can be found at www.ansell.com.#AnsellProtects Booth 316

Argentum Medical, LLC 2571 Kaneville Court Geneva, IL 60134 T: 630.232.2510 Kris Griffin [email protected] www.silverlon.com Argentum Medical manufactures and distributes Silverlon burn, wound care, and surgical dressings to the U.S. Military and to hospitals throughout the United States and foreign countries. Booth 510

ASPR-BARDA 200 C-St. SW. Tip O'Neill Building Washington DC 20024 T: 202.260.0455 Narayan Iyer, Ph.D. [email protected] www.medicalcountermeasures.gov The Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA) within DHHS’s Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response (ASPR), leads the advanced development, manufacturing, and acquisition of medical countermeasures (MCMs) for use during public health emergencies. The focus of BARDA’s Thermal Burn Program is to develop novel products and strategies to improve routine burn care and augment mass casualty response capabilities. Booth 410

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AVITA Medical 9221 Corbin Avenue, #220 Northridge, CA 91324 T: 818. 356.9400 Phil DeDubois [email protected] www.avitamedical.com Avita Medical is a medical device company that transforms lives through its unique and innovative skin regeneration technology. Our patented and proprietary collection and application technology creates a Regenerative Epithelial Suspension (RES™) - an autologous suspension comprised of all the cells and wound healing factors necessary to regenerate natural healthy skin. Booth 411

BAP Medical Laan van de Maagd 119 7324 BT Apeldoorn, Netherlands T: +31 (0)55 355 25 80 Rob Hollweg [email protected] www.bap-medical.com BAP Medical is a privately owned Dutch company. We are specialized in non-invasive scar treatment and medical skin care. Our products have been scientifically and clinically proven and are offered with and without UV protection. ALHYDRAN: a medical cream for the after care and scar treatment of (burned) skin. Silicone scar management: ScarBan and BAPSCARCARE, an extensive range of silicone products. Booth 311

Baskent University 11 Sokak (Yeni 82) No: 40/9 Bahceliezler, Ankara, Turkey T: +90 312 213 25 30 Feyyaz Artukogiu [email protected] www.baskentuniversity.edu.tr Baskent University was founded in 1993, as one of the foundation universities of Turkey. It has a broad spectrum of faculties in all branches of science including medicine; dentistry; engineering; administration, social,political financial sciences and law. It has 12 hospitals, dialysis centers and burn units all over the country and works therefore in a medical network. Baskent University acted as the coordinator of the 15th Meeting of ISBI which was held in İstanbul-Turkey,June 21-25, 2010. The founder and honorary president of the university,Prof. Dr.Mehmet Haberal, was elected as President of ISBI during Sept.2006-Sept.2008. Booth 218

Bio-Concepts, Inc. 2424 East University Drive Phoenix, AZ 85034 T: 800.421.5647 Lari-Ann Reichenbacher [email protected] www.bio-con.com Products include: Custom compression garments, Ready-Fit garments, Third Step Gel. Booth 413

Bio Med Sciences, Inc. 7584 Morris Court, Suite 218 Allentown, PA 18106 T: 610.530.3193 Tiffany Hansen [email protected] www.silon.com Since 1987, Bio Med Sciences has delivered leading medical technology and innovative solutions to the global burn treatment, plastic surgery and aesthetic skin care markets. Our proven, patented Silon® technology provides a versatile platform for an extensive range of silicone based medical products to prevent and manage hypertrophic scars and keloids. Booth 417

Burn Advocates Network 369 Cedar Lane Teaneck, NJ 07666 T: 844.BURN411 Samuel Davis [email protected] www.burnadvocates.org Burn Advocates Network is a 501 © 3 non-profit organization which helps to support burn survivors in their quest for rehabilitation and reintegration into society. We organize and run burn camps and other programs for pediatric burn survivors in the U.S., Israel, India, Brazil, Haiti and Dominican Republic (D.R.).Booth 117

Community Tissue Services 2900 College Drive Kettering, OH 45420 T: 800.684.7783 Tammy Mertzman [email protected] www.communitytissue.org Community Tissue Services offers physicians and their patient’s biologic allograft solutions. Our goal is to provide safe and efficacious allografts while seeking innovative biologic solutions for patients. Our state of the art Center for Tissue, Innovation and Research works to develop technologies to stimulate the biologic properties of allografts. Booth 212

Courage + Khazaka Electronic GmbH Mathias-Brueggen-Street 91 50829 Koeln, Germany Gerichstand Koeln, HRB Koeln 16337 T: +49 221 9564990 Christiane Uhl [email protected] www.courage-khazaka.de Since 30 years, Courage+Khazaka has been the world market leader for scientific testing instruments to assess a wide range of skin parameters. The instruments are worldwide used in R&D and dermatological research. Due to their user friendliness and reasonable prices they are also useful for esthetic and dermatological surgeries. Booth 412

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Crawford Healthcare 2005 South Easton Road Doylestown, PA 18901 T: 267.532.1277 Jay Thompson [email protected] www.crawfordhealthcare.com/us KerraContact Ag dressing with Ag Oxysalts Technology. Booth 211

Humeca BV Het Bijvank 251-a Enschede, Netherlands 7544 DB T: +31 53 4762619 Kevin Brinke [email protected], Inc. market and supply innovative skin grafting productsin the field of burns and plastic surgery. We currently provide aselection of cordless, battery operated dermatomes, a wide rangeof dermatome blades, skin meshers and mesh graft carriers. Weare also proud to be able to offer the revolutionary MEEKMicrografting machine. Humeca is now doing businesssuccessfully in over 70 countries worldwide and work closely withboth local agents and burn centers directly.Booth 317

Institutional Stove Solutions 501 Graham Road, Suite 555 Portland, OR 97227 T: 503.288.7535 Nathan Kemalyan [email protected] www.institutionalstovesolutions.com Institutional Stove Solutions is committed to relieving suffering, improving health, and reducing harm to the environment through design and distribution of efficient, biomass cookstoves in the developing world. Our stoves: 1) protect cooks and their communities from burns and smoke exposure, 2) improve economic and social outcomes in institutional settings, 3) work perfectly with autoclaves to sterilize surgical equipment in health care settings where other power sources are unreliable or very expensive. 4) are a valuable resource in disaster preparedness for infrastructure-destroying natural or man-made disasters to pasteurize drinking water, cook food, sterilize medical aid supplies and prevent dysentery. Booth 612

Integra Life Sciences 311 Enterprise Drive Plainsboro, NJ 08536 T: 609.275.0500 Luis Martinez [email protected] www.integralife.com Integra LifeSciences Corporation, a world leader in regenerative medicine, manufactures and markets medical devices used in plastic and reconstructive surgery, orthopedics and general surgery. Booth 405

International NGO’s International Women and Children’s Burn Foundation 725 Vanderbilt Avenue Virginia Beach, VA 23451 T: 757.404.1871 Rick Sieller [email protected] www.iwcbf.org International Women and Children's Burn Foundation (IWCBF) is a non-profit humanitarian foundation dedicated to healing burn victims in underserved areas of the world by creating clinics which provide ongoing rehabilitation and education to severely burned women and children and train and empower local residents to achieve their clinic’s self-sustainability within the first three years of inception. Booth 614

International NGO’s - ReSurge 145 N. Wolfe Road Sunnyvale, CA 94086 T: 650.814.8751 Beverly Kent [email protected] www.resurge.org ReSurge International provides life-changing surgical care to people in developing countries who suffer from congenital conditions or disabling injuries. ReSurge trains and mentors local medical professionals and provides direct surgical care to patients. 85% of our surgeries are performed by the local, developing-world surgical teams we have trained and supported. Booth 614

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Lumenis 2033 Gateway Place San Jose, CA 95110 T: 408.764.3824 Jody Scott [email protected] www.lumenis.com Lumenis®, the world's largest medical laser company, is a global developer, manufacturer and distributor of laser and energy based medical devices. With 225 registered patents, numerous FDA clearances, an installed base of over 80,000 systems and a presence in over 100 countries, Lumenis products are recognized worldwide as the industry Gold Standard. Our commitment is to optimize product performance and patient outcomes while ensuring patient safety. Lumenis has taken this commitment to advance the technology behind the application of laser scar revision. The Lumenis UltraPulse laser has been proven to improve the structure, increase range of motion, and improve the appearance of scarred skin. Together with the Lumenis LightSheer Infinity for laser hair removal and the Lumenis M22 multi-application treatment of pigment and vascular conditions, Lumenis provides the spectrum of your energy based scar revision needs. Booth 312


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ManukaMed USA 9160 Carothers Parkway Franklin, TN 37067 T: 615.410.6749 Chelsea Antici [email protected] www.manukamed.com ManukaMed, the world leader in honey science and medical grade honey, now provides its successful and high potency medical grade Manuka honey wound dressings to U.S. wound care professionals. Clinical studies have shown ManukaMed’s medical grade Manuka Honey to effectively heal moderate to severe wounds including 1st and 2nd degree burns. ManukaMed dressings stimulate autolytic debridement and create greater antibacterial activity in the wound bed than common silver dressings. Booth 616

MEBO International Group F31, Building A, the Spaces International Center 8 Dongdaqiao St., Chaoyang District Beijing, China, 100020 T: +86-10-58701720 Michael Wu [email protected] www.mebo-international.com MEBO International is a United States corporation, which specializes in human body regenerative and restoration science and are exclusively responsible for the international representation and education of the science. In addition, we are the international management center for monitoring the global progress of the science and directing all of the authentic MEBO affiliations worldwide. The mission statement of MEBO International Inc. is to benefit the people of all nations around the world with Human Body Regenerative Restoration Science and technologies as soon as possible. Both 305

Medical Z Corporation 10625 Richmond Avenue, Suite # 180 Houston, TX 77042 T: 832.767.5978 Emmanuel Beauchef [email protected] www.medicalz.com Medical Z®, celebrating over 25 years of service in the USA. Discover our exceptional CoolMax® Fabrics providing superior comfort, guaranteed SPF 40 and offering thermo-regulation. Ask about our fabric testing laboratory. Learn about Medigel Z and Medipatch Gel Z and our Interim Care Garments. Booth 205

Medifit Marketing, Inc. 3405 Casazant St. Hyacinthe, Quebec City J2S 0B8, Canada T: 450.250.1144 Lynn Rose [email protected] www.silverclear.ca Medifit supplies a wide range of silver based burn dressings and gloves. Offering both off-the-shelf and custom medical devices, Medifit’s advanced wound care products feature SilverClear™, a revolutionary treatment shown to be the most powerful and cost effective solution for harnessing the healing power of silver, without the noxious solvents. Booth 618

MediWound, LTD 42 Hayarkon Street Yavne, Israel 8122745 T: +972 77 9714100 Nirit Freikorn [email protected] www.mediwound.com MediWound is a fully-integrated biopharmaceutical company focused on developing, manufacturing and commercializing novel therapeutics based on its patented proteolytic enzyme technology to address unmet needs in the fields of severe burns hard-to-heal wounds. MediWound's first innovative biopharmaceutical product, NexoBrid, received marketing authorization from the EMA, Israeli and Argentinian MoH, for removal of dead or damaged tissue in adults with deep partial and full-thickness thermal burns and was launched in Europe and Israel. Booth 306

Medline Industries, Inc. One Medline Place Mundelein, IL 60060 T: 847.643.4355 Jacob Katz [email protected] www.medline.com Medline Industries is largest privately held medical device manufacturer and distributor in the US. A leader in chronic wound care solutions, Medline has introduced a series of world-class innovations to the burn wound care market including a hyaluronic acid based skin substitute (Hyalomatrix®), a unique gel dressing designed to prepare a burn wound for healing (PluroGel®), and a chitosan based absorbent dressing that addresses the unique challenges of donor sites (Opticell Ag+). Booth 207

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MedSkin Solutions, Dr. Suwelack AG Josef-Suwelack-Strasse 48727 Billerbeck, Germany T: +49 2543 21820 [email protected] www.medskin-suwelack.com MedSkin Solutions, Dr. Suwelack AG emphasize intensive research to utilize biological modes of action in medical care and professional skin care. Our proprietary Advanced CryoSafe Method preserves natural properties of biomaterials. MatriDerm® is a Dermal Matrix, enabling tissue regeneration in a One-Step Procedure, securing the quality of the surgeon’s work. Booth 217

Milliken Healthcare Products, LLC 920 Milliken Road Spartanburg, SC 29303 T: 864.503.6582 Sean Norton [email protected] www.healthcare.milliken.com Milliken Healthcare Products, LLC designs, manufactures and distributes innovative wound and burn care products. Our products utilize unique textile technologies to achieve antimicrobial, hemostatic and / or moisture management performance. Stop by booth number 513 to see our ASSIST Silver antimicrobial dressings and NUSTAT hemostatic dressings. Booth 517

MiMedx 1775 W. Oak Commons Court Marietta, GA 30062 T: 770.823.3104 Margaret Martin [email protected] www.mimedx.com MiMedx, the global premier processor, marketer, and distributor of human amniotic tissue, has distributed over 500,000 amniotic tissue grafts worldwide which positions the company as the leader in regenerative medicine. Booth 518

Mölnlycke Health Care 5550 Peachtree Parkway, Suite 500 Norcross, GA 30092 T: 470.375.0030 Stephanie Solis Artavia [email protected] www.molnlyckeusa.com In response to the problem of trauma and pain during dressing changes, Mölnlycke Health Care developed a unique, patented, soft silicone technology called Safetac®. Dressings with Safetac® technology do not adhere to the moist wound, yet adhere gently to the surrounding skin and therefore minimize trauma and pain at removal. Mölnlycke Health Care’s wound care products and services stand for gentle and effective wound management. A number of products in our growing product line feature Safetac® technology and provide less trauma and pain to both the wound and surrounding skin during dressing changes. Dressings with Safetac® technology include Mepilex® Border Ag, Mepilex® Ag, Mepitel®, Mepitel® One, Mepilex® Transfer Ag, Mepilex® Border, and many more. Booth 219

Moor Instruments, LTD 501 Silverside Road, Suite 66 Wilmington, DE 19809 T: 302.798.7470 Tim Brown [email protected] www.moor.co.uk Moor Instruments offers Laser Doppler Imaging systems for Burn Assessment. Our large area and pediatric systems utilize a dedicated, clinically proven color palette to provide a map of the burn wound and accurately predict the healing potential. Visit our stand for further details including information about a free demonstration and loan. Booth 210

Northwest Regional Burn Model System Harborview Medical Center Dept. of Surgery, Box 359796 325 9th Avenue Seattle, WA 98104 T: 206.744.2866 Gretchen Carrougher [email protected] The BMS centers will exhibit research-based and consumer-friendly resources. The goal of this program is to improve the health and quality of life of individuals with burn injury. These centers are funded by the National Institute on Disability, Independent Living, and Rehabilitation Research of the Administration for Community Living, US Department of Health and Human Service. Booth 213

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PolyMedics Innovations, Inc. 80 Pine Street, Floor 24 New York, NY 10005 T: 678.332.8705 Tom Gilbert [email protected] www.poly-medics.com Polymedics Innovations is an international wound care company focused on burns. SUPRATHEL® is a synthetic, one-time application skin membrane for the treatment of epidermal and dermal wounds that is easy to use and creates a favorable environment for wound healing. While being permeable to oxygen and water vapour it also provides a physical barrier for microorganisms. SUPRATHEL® is valued by experts to cover STSG donor sites, partial thickness burns, non-healing wounds and skin loss diseases. Booth 216

S2 Medical Linnégatan 9 Linkoping, Sweden T: +46 (0)8 70 - 000 50 Petter Sivler [email protected] www.s2m.se S2Medical is a research intensive medtech company from Sweden with a vision is to make the best medical products available regardless of culture, religion or economy. Our first line of products is based on our unique material Eiratex®, providing the outstanding tissue protection. Booth 111

Smith & Nephew 970 Lake Carillon Drive, Suite 110 St. Petersburg, FL 33716 T: 727.741.0990 Michael Everette [email protected] www.smith-nephew.com Smith & Nephew has proudly supported healthcare professionals for over 150 years. Our innovative, advanced wound management products for the prevention and treatment of acute and chronic wounds include ALLEVYN™ LIFE Foam Dressings, PICO™ Single Use Negative Pressure Wound Therapy System, Collagenase SANTYL® Ointment (250 units/gram) and OASIS® Matrix. Booth 313

University of Miami/Jackson Memorial Hospital Burn Center Ryder Trauma Center 1800 NW 10th Avenue T: 305.585.1822 Miami, FL 33136 Lori Baird [email protected] www.surgery.med.miami.edu/burns ww.w.jacksonhealth.org/burn-center.asp The University of Miami/Jackson Memorial Burn Center, established in 1962, is a prominent ABA verified treatment Center serving Miami-Dade, Broward, Monroe, Palm Beach counties, the Caribbean, and Central and South America. UM/JMH Burn Center provides comprehensive burn care by trained burn specialists in resuscitation, in & outpatient care through rehabilitation. Booth 119

Vericel Corporation 64 Sidney Street Cambridge, MA 2139 T: 317.407.4022 Jon Dorsey [email protected] www.vcel.com Vericel Corporation is a leader in the development of patient specific multicellular therapies for the treatment of severe diseases and conditions. Booth 304

Water-Jel Technologies 50 Broad Street Carlstadt, NJ 07074 T: 201.806.3065 Paul Slot [email protected] www.waterjel.com For more than 35 years, Water-Jel Technologies in Carlstadt, New Jersey, has been making tried and trusted emergency burn care and first aid products. Water-Jel provides emergency burn care and first aid products to Industry, Emergency Medical Services, Physicians and Hospitals, Fire Services and all U.S. Military Armed Forces services. Booth 511

Zimmer Biomet P.O. Box 708 Warsaw, IN 46581 T: 574.372.4248 Joan Bennett [email protected] www.zimmer.com Founded in 1927 and headquartered in Warsaw, Indiana, USA, Zimmer Biomet is a global leader in musculoskeletal healthcare. We design, manufacture and market orthopaedic reconstructive products; sports medicine, biologics, extremities and trauma products; spine, bone healing, craniomaxillofacial and thoracic products; dental implants; and related surgical products. Booth 310

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Sunday, 28 August 0900–1700 Caring for the Burn-Injured Patient in Resource Restricted Countries: Beyond 48 Hours (Brickell)

Monday, 29 August 0630–0800 Breakfast and Exhibitions (Riverfront North and Central)

0815–0830 Opening Ceremony (Regency Ballroom)

0830–1000 Presidential Plenary (Regency Ballroom)

1000–1030 Break (Riverfront North and Central)

ROOM JASMINE BRICKELL FLAGLER MONROE PEARSON I & II TUTTLE

1030–1200 Symposium 1: Prevention

Symposium 2: Pediatric Burn Care

Young Investigators Prize Papers

Burn Reconstruction, Scar Management and Rehabilitation 1

Burn Epidemiology 1

1200–1330 Lunch and Exhibition Viewing, Poster Rounds (Riverfront North and Central)

Editorial Board Meeting (Orchid C and D)

1230–1330 MEBO Lunch Symposium (Ashe Auditorium)


1330–1500 Symposium 3: Research

Symposium 4: Disaster Planning

Rehabilitation Prize Papers


Pediatric Burn Care/ Pain Management



1530–1700 Symposium 5: Infection Control/ Wound Management

Symposium 6: Scar Management/ Reconstruction

Clinical and Intensive Care 1

Outcome Measures Disaster Management 1

1700–1900 Welcome Reception (Riverfront Hall & Lobby)

Tuesday, 30 August 0630–0800 Breakfast and Exhibitions (Riverfront North and Central)


0800–1000 Symposium 7: Tissue Engineering/Skin Substitutes

Research in Burns 1 Clinical and Intensive Care 2

Research in Burns 2 Symposium 8: Nursing




1030–1200 Symposium 9: Rehabilitation

Burn Epidemiology 2

Clinical Intensive Care and Reconstruction


Management of Burns in Developing Countries 1

Research and Wound Management

1200–1330 Crawford Lunch Symposium (Ashe Auditorium)


How to Get Published in Burns Publisher: Allan Ross; Editor: Steve Wolf (Miami Lecture Hall)

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Wednesday, 31 August 0630–0800 Breakfast and Exhibitions (Riverfront North and Central)


0800–1000 Symposium 12: Ethical Considerations

Wound Management and Infection Control 3


Clinical and Intensive Care 4

Nursing/ Rehabilitation


1030–1200 PLENARY: Quality and Outcome Measures in Burns (Regency Ballroom)


1200–1330 IBF Lunch Symposium (Ashe Auditorium)

1300–1400 General Assembly and Awards Ceremony (Regency Ballroom)

1400–1530 BQIP Meeting (Orchid C and D)

1400–1630 Burn Center Tour - University of Miami Jackson Memorial Burn Center

1830–1930 Congress Gala Dinner

COCKTAIL HOUR (beer, wine, soda are complimentary - cash bar for mixed drinks) (Regency Ballroom, business casual attire)

1900–2300 Congress Gala Dinner BUFFET DINNER

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Thursday, 1 September ROOM JASMINE BRICKELL FLAGLER MONROE PEARSON I & II TUTTLE

0800–1000 Symposium 13: Anesthesia/Intensive Care


Research in Burns 4 Wound Management and Infection Control 4

Psychological Reaction in Burns/ Quality of Life

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1030–1200 Clinical and Intensive Care 5

Research in Burns 5


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Research in Burns 3 Wound Manage-ment and Infection Control 2

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Symposium 1. Prevention Monday, 29 August 2016 | Time: 1030-1200 Jasmine

Irma Oen-Coral, Netherlands Michael Peck, USA

Irma Oen-Coral, USA Henry Falk, USA Eva van Zoonen, Netherlands Ivette Icaza R., Nicaragua

Symposium 2. Pediatric Burn Care Monday, 29 August 2016 | Time: 1030-1200 Brickell

David Greenhalgh, USA Ariel Miranda, Mexico

Maria Cristina Serra, Brazil Lourdes Santiso, Guatamala Ludwik Branski, USA Peter Dziewlski, UK Joel Fish, Canada

Symposium 3. Research Monday, 29 August 2016 | Time: 1330-1500 Jasmine

Shari Honari, USA Rachel Kornhaber; Australia

Liang Qiao, China Shelley Wiechman, USA Junichi Sasaki, Japan Ethel Andrews, South Africa

Symposium 4. Disaster Planning ISBI Committee Monday, 29 August 2016 | Time: 1330-1500 Brickell

James Jeng, USA William Hickerson, USA

Jui-Yung Yang, Taiwan Yaron Shoham, Israel Victor Joe, USA Narayan Iyer, USA Renata Fabia, USA

Symposium 5. Infection Control/Wound Management Monday, 29 August 2016 | Time: 1530-1700 Jasmine

Fiona Wood, Australia Hajime Matsumura, Japan

Hajime Matsumura, Japan Kevin Foster, USA PornProm Muaangman, Thailand Jang Young-Chul, South Korea Tania McWilliams, Australia Liam Grover, UK

Symposium 6. Scar Management/Reconstruction Monday, 29 August 2016 | Time: 1530-1700 Brickell

Paul van Zuijlen, Netherlands Peter Dziewulski, UK

Richard E. Nnabuko, Nigeria Ludwik Branski, USA Ricardo Roa, Chile Fabienne Braye, France Yixin Zhang, China

Symposium 7. Tissue Engineering/Skin Substitutes Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 0800-1000 Jasmine

John Greenwood, Australia Zhaofan Xia, China

Pornprom Muangman, Thailand Linda Guerrero, Colombia May Griffith, Sweden Han Chunmao, China Zhaofan Xia, China

Symposium 8. Nursing Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 0800-1000 Pearson I & II

Alette DeJong, Netherlands Ping Feng, China

Ping Feng, China Gretchen Carrougher, USA Alette DeJong, Netherlands Asgjerd Moi, Sweden Rachel Kornhaber, Australia Tracey Koo Clavensjo, Sweden

Symposium 9. Rehabilitation Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 1030-1200 Jasmine

Dale Edgar, Australia Anita Plaza, Australia Marianne Nieuwenhuis, Netherlands Oscar Suman, USA Paul Gittings, Australia Rick Sieller, (USA) Reg Richard, USA

Symposium 10. Psycho-Social Considerations Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 1330-1500 Pearson I & II

Shelley Wiechman, USA Helma Hoflund, Netherlands Ingrid Parry, USA

Interactive Group Discussion

Symposium 11. Multidisciplinary Burn Care Team Concept Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 1530-1700 Pearson I & II

Tina Palmieri, USA Nikki Allorto, South Africa Jun Oda, Japan Naiem Moiemen, UK Luiz Phillipe Vana, Brazil Heather Cleland, Australia Pallab Chatterjee, India


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Steve Wolf, USA Gary Fudem, USA

Loise Kahoro, Kenya Fiona Wood, Australia Chandini Perera, Sri Lanka

Symposium 13. Anesthesia/Intensive Care Thursday, 1 September 2016 | Time: 0800-1000 Jasmine

David Mackie, Netherlands Jeeva Martyn, USA

Jeeva Martyn, USA Folke Sjöberg, Sweden Nikki Allorto, South Africa Chandini Perera, Sri Lanka Gaoxing Luo, China

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Presidential Plenary Monday, 29 August 2016 | Time: 0800-1000 Regency Ballroom

Rajeev B. Ahuja, India Richard Gamelli, USA

Henry Falk, USA Mike Peck, USA William Cioffi, USA Steve Wolf, USA Allan Ross, USA

Plenary: Quality and Outcome Measures in Burns - The Accreditation Process Wednesday, 31 August 2016 | Time: 1030-1200Regency Ballroom

Folke Sjöberg, Sweden Joe Bessey, USA

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Monday, 29 August 2016 | Time: 1030-1200 | Session: Burn Epidemiology 1 | Tuttle

Moderators: Kevin Foster (USA) & Ariel Miranda (Mexico)

Burns in Extremes of Age Group in Tertiary Burn Care Centre in a Developing Country Nirmala Ponnambalam India

Epidemiology of Electrical Burns and Its Impact on Quality of Life - The Developing World Scenario Giriraj Gandhi India

Burn Education and First Aid Delivery to School Children in Tanzania Mohammed Farid UK

Non Burn Patients in a Regional Burn Center Alain Danino Canada

Big Extension Pediatric Burns at the First Intensive Care Unit for Burned Children in Peru, a Middle Income Country Pilar Huby-Vidaurre Perú

The Untold Story of the Scorching Sun - A Wake up Call for Sun Protection Sherine Raveendran UK

Epidemiology of Critical Burn Patient: Data From Hospital Clinico Mutual De Seguridad 2010 - 2014 Juan Alberto Muñoz Robles

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Epidemiological Profile of the Burn Patients Treated at the Main Burn Center in Mexico Tatiana Chavez Heres Mexico

Comparison Between Work Related and Non Work Related Burns in a Chilean Burn Center Ignacio Cifuentes Ecuador

Monday, 29 August 2016 | Time: 1030-1200 | Session: Burn Reconstruction, Scar Management and Rehabilitation 1 | Monroe

Moderators: Edward Tredget (Canada) & Johan Torfinn (Sweden)

Double Opposing 5 Flap Release for Post Burn Band Contracture Mahmoud El-Oteify Egypt

Complications in Subcutaneous Tissue Expansion: A Multivariate Risk Factor Analysis Christian Smolle Austria

The Interest of Local and Pedicled Flap of the Hand in the Management of Fingers Deep Burn: About 51 Cases Franck Duteille France

The Role of Artificial Dermis (Pelnac) in Fourth Degree Chemical Burns Involving the Skull and Lower Limbs in HIV Positive Patients

Alessandro Andreone South Africa

Ischemic Through-and-Through Necrosis of the Lateral Wall of the Torso and Inguinal Region Subsequent to Flame Injury and Septic Shock

Benjamin Presman Sweden

Pulse-Dye Laser Therapy is an Effective Treatment for Burn Scars Amen Allah Messadi Tunisia

Long Term Scar Quality in Burns With Three Distinct Healing Potentials: A Multicenter Prospective Cohort Study Harold Goei Netherlands

Gait Pattern Evaluations of Children with Burns Compared to Age-Matched, Nonburned Pediatric Subjects F. Buck Willis USA

An Innovative 3D Printed Facemask for Management of Facial Hypertrophic Scars: A Pilot Study Yating Wei China

Monday, 29 August 2016 | Time: 1030-1200 | Session: Young Investigator Prize Papers | Flagler

Moderators: Folke Sjoberg (Sweden) & Naiem Moiemen (UK)

Meanings of School Reintegration of Pediatric Burns Survivors: An Ethnographic Study Raquel Pan Brazil

A Randomized, Controlled Study on Screening and Thrombo-Prophylaxis for Deep Vein Thrombosis in Burn Patients Priya Bansal India

Mixed Grafting of Small Autoskin and Cryopreserved Alloskin for Repair of Large-Area Wounds in Severe Burn Patients Shizhao Ji China

The Use of Combined Rotational Anticeptics for Salvage of Severe Burns in a Middle Income Country Dilmini Balage Sri Lanka

"Topical Human Umbilical Cord Blood" - A Novel Armamentarium in Management of Non Healing Burn Wounds Piyush Gupta India

Common Hydrotherapy Practices and Prevalence of Burn Wound Bacterial Colonisation at the University Teaching Hospital in Lusaka, Zambia

Mudaniso Ziwa Zambia

Wound Dressing Protocol for Burn Wounds in a South-Eastern Nigerian Hospital Anthony Olekwu Nigeria


Moderators: Rajeev Ahuja (India) & Dale Edgar (Australia)

Long Term Outcome of Hand Burns: A Ten Year Follow-Up of Reconstructive Surgery Cornelis Vanderlies Netherlands

Post Burn Contractures of Upper Extremity and Rehabilitation in Developing India Suresh Joshi India

Correction of Postburn Sideburn and Frontal Hairline Alopecia using Various Types of Tailored Scalp Flaps Kim Dong Chul Korea

Contracture Release of Hand Web Space of Long Fingers: Surgical Techniques Used Mario Pérez Nicaragua

Gene Expression Markers of Human Neurothophins and Neurotransmitters Receptors in Keloid Alfredo Gragnani Brazil

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Reconstructive Surgery on Children With Burn Sequelae in an Outpatient Rehabilitation Center in Santiago, Chile: 4 Years Experience

María Dora Espinosa Chile

Combined Rectus Abdominis Muscle/Paraumbilical Flap and Lower Abdominal Flap for the Treatment of Type III Circumferential Electrical Burns of the Wrist

Yuming Shen China

Application of "Hand Function Scoring System" on the Reconstructed Post-Burn Hand Deformities Osama Antar Egypt

Monday, 29 August 2016 | Time: 1330-1500 | Session: Pediatric Burn Care/Pain Management | Tuttle

Moderators: Ariel Aballay (USA) & Dare Turene (Chile)

Immune Enhanced Enteral Nutrition in Paediatric Burns in a Developing Country Venkataraman Jayaraman

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A Novel Way of Estimating Small Burns in the Paediatric Population Claire Sethu UK

Use of Gabapentin and Pregabalin for Pruritus and Neuropathic Pain Associated With Major Burn Injury: A Retrospective Chart Review

Isha Kaul USA

Skin Homograft - Invaluable Adjunct in Treatment of Severely Burned Children - A Clinical Study SeemaRekha Devi India

Using Low-Cost Virtual Reality Technology for Pain Management via Distraction During Burn Care Dressing Changes: A Qualitative Study

Ariel Aballay USA

The Use of Biobrane in the Management of Small Percentage Paediatric Burns: A Retrospective Review

Claire Sin-Hidge UK

Long Term Outcomes of ReCell® System of Epidermal Cells Delivery Compared to Other Treatment Modalities of Paediatric Partial Thickness Scalds (Split Skin Grafts, Dressings & Biobrane®)

Elliott Cochrane UK

Efficacy and Safety of Sublingual Sufentanil 30mcg for the Management of Acute Traumatic Pain in the Emergency Department

Karen DiDonato USA

Monday, 29 August 2016 | Time: 1330-1500 | Session: Rehabilitation Prize Papers | Flagler

Moderators: Oscar Suman (USA) & Jonathan Niszczak (USA)

Resistance Training in Acute Adult Burns Paul Gittings Australia

The Effects of Shockwave-Therapy on Burn Scars, a Randomised Comparative Trial Jill Meirte Belgium

Use of the Colombo Method of Soft Neck Collar as a Rehabilitative Device in Severe Neck Burn Zainulabdeen Mohamed Hajith

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Use of Neuromuscular Taping (Kinesiotaping) in Hypertrophic Pediatric Burn Scars: Preliminary Study Maria Hidalgo Guatemala

Cutaneous Functional Units in Burn Rehabilitation: A New Horizon Reg Richard USA

Current Rehabilitation Updates in Managing Facial and Neck Scar Hypertrophy Michael Serghiou USA

Alternative Cost Effective Thermoplastic Splinting Materials Utilized in Burn Rehabilitation: A Five Year Retrospective Review of the Use of PVC Splinting Techniques

Ginna Alexandra Parra Montanez

Costa Rica

Developing International Consensus on Standardized Scar Massage Techniques Ingrid Parry USA

Rehabilitation of a Burn-Related Bilateral Upper Limb Amputee on Return to the Community Caroline Ablort-Morgan South Africa

Monday, 29 August 2016 | Time: 1530-1700 | Session: Clinical and Intensive Care 1 | Flagler

Moderators: Lee Cancio (USA) & Jun Oda (Japan)

Commercially Available Amnion/Chorion as an Adjunct for Healing Deep and Indeterminate Depth Burns When Conventional Therapies Do Not Suffice. A 2-Year Clinical Experience

Mayer Tenenhaus USA

Microbiological Findings and Occurrence of Sepsis in Stevens-Johnson Syndrome/Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis Patients Ilaria Tocco-Tussardi Sweden

The Use of One Third Hydroxyethylstarch Versus Total Crystalloid in the Resuscitation of Burned Patient Walid Mostafa Egypt

A Pilot Study of Blinded Burn Wound Assessment Using Digital Photography Jason Gardenier USA

Percutaneous Dilatational Tracheostomy in Burn Patients With Deep Cervical Escharotomy and Porcine Dermis Coverage (Ez Derm®): Description of Direct Fiber Optic Assistance and Tracheal Transillumination

Alejandro Flores Martin Chile

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Monday, 29 August 2016 | Time: 1530-1700 | Session: Clinical and Intensive Care I | Flagler

Moderators: Lee Cancio (USA) & Jun Oda (Japan)

Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation Circulatory Support in Patients with Burn and Severe Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome

Cherng-Kang Perng Taiwan

Burn Depth Assessment: Laser Doppler Imaging (LDI) vs. Enzymatic Debridement Hendrik Hoeksema Belgium

Survivors Versus Non-Survivors Post Severe Burn Injury: Different Trajectories in Routine Serum Indicators Junqiang Li China

Serum Calcium Level Could Be a Prognostic Criteria or Implication of Critical Situation Qin Zhang China

Monday, 29 August 2016 | Time: 1530-1700 | Session: Disaster Management 1 | Tuttle

Moderators: David Barillo (USA) & Jui-Yung Yang (Taiwan)

Fuel Tanker Fire Disasters - A Systematic Review Metin Nizamoglu UK

Establish Emergency Care Standard for Massive Extensive Burn Patients in China Is an Urgent Work Qin Zhang China

After the Disaster: Experience in Addressing Rehabilitation Needs Following a Major Burn Disaster Gina Lee Taiwan

Chang Gung Memorial Hospital Burn Center respond to Disaster - Staff Expansion and prepare in Formosa Color Dust Explosion

I-Hsuan Liu Taiwan

How to Deal With 50 Flammable Starch-Based Powder Explosion Burn Patients, the First 3 Months Experience From Burn Center of Chang Gung Memorial Hospital

Hung Chang Chen Taiwan

"Tangential Excision Debridement Combined Dressing With Actocoate" as Surgical Strategy for Mass Casualty Incidents - Experience in CGMH Taiwan

Shiow-Shuh Chuang Taiwan

Challenges of Mass Burn Casualty and Burn Disaster Management in a Burn Center in South Western Nigeria Oladoyin Ogunbowale Nigeria

The Use of Rapid Enzymatic Debridement in the 2015 Romanian Burn Mass Casualty Incident: Ground Breaking Experience Yaron Shoham Israel

Initial Management at the Fukuchiyama Fireworks Explosion ~ Prehospital Triage and Outcome of Multiple Burn Patients Noriaki Mizuta Japan

Monday, 29 August 2016 | Time: 1530-1700 | Session: Outcome Measures | Monroe

Moderators: Joe Bessey (USA) & Folke Sjoberg (Sweden)

Comparison of Outcomes Between Allograft vs. Xenograft Use in Full-Thickness Burn Injuries Megan Pencek USA

Time From Referral to Assessment of Patients in a Regional Burns Centre: The mid Yorkshire Regional Burns Centre, UK Experience

Amitabh Thacoor UK

Vascularization in Hypertrophic Scars Evaluated by Different Tools - An Explorative Study Mariëlle Jaspers Netherlands

Physical Activity and Sedentary Behavior in Children and Adolescents 1-5 Years After Burn Injury Moniek Akkerman Netherlands

The Use Transpulmonary Thermodilution Method as Goal Directed Therapy for the Initial Fluid Resuscitation in Major Burn Patients: Outcome Analysis

Johnson Chia-Shen Yang Taiwan

Estimates of Mortality in Elderly burns - A Northern Irish Regional Update Joshua Clements Northern Ireland

Surgical Length of Stay and Factors Extending the Post-Surgical Care - Validation of New Concepts Islam Abdelrahman Sweden

Burn Care Cost-Effectiveness Comparison Using Decision Analysis Methods in the United States and Other Countries Michael M. Van Vliet USA

Admission Hemoglobin A1C Predicts Length of Stay in Diabetic Burn Patients Alisa Savetamal USA

Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 0800-1000 | Session: Burn Reconstruction, Scar Management and Rehabilitation 3 | Tuttle

Moderators: William Hickerson (USA) & Linda Guerrero (Colombia)

The Modified Y-V Flaps for Management of Postburn Scar Contractures and Scar Reduction in Extremity and Buttock Dong Chul Kim Korea

STARplasty for Reconstruction of the Burned Axilla Ryan Cauley USA

Long Term Effectiveness of the 3/4 Z-plasty in Burn Scar Release David Wainwright USA

New Onset Squamous Cell Carcinoma in Previous Split-Thickness Skin Graft Donor Site Vincent Noori USA

Interest of Early Splinting of the Auricle Area Associated With Medical Z Face Mask in the Treatment of Hypertrophic and Cheloid Scars

Marie Comhaire France

Case Review of Burn Victims From Taipei Colour Powder Explosion Cecilia Li-Tsang Taiwan


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Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 0800-1000 | Session: Burn Reconstruction, Scar Management and Rehabilitation 3 | Tuttle

Moderators: William Hickerson (USA) & Linda Guerrero (Colombia)

Reconstructing Burn Survivors in a Low Income Country Salathiel Mzezewa South Africa

Treatment of Cervical Contractures Utilising a Closed Platysmotomy Like Approach: Case Report Josef Haik Israel

Keloids Surgical Tretament Linda Guerrero Colombia

Clinical Experience With Negative Wound Dressing Therapy and Artificial Dermis for Deep Burns and Necrotizing Fasciitis Eric Dantzer France

Subcutaneous Injection of SVF in Combination with HBOT Improves Viability of Unfavorably Designed Cutaneous Flaps Nicole Gaid USA

Assessment of Regenerative Therapy (MEBT/MEBO) in Healing of Various Open Wounds: A Multicenter Controlled Randomized Trial

Mahmoud Sakr Egypt

Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 0800-1000 | Session: Clinical and Intensive Care 2 | Flagler

Moderators: Tina Palmieri (USA) & Arash Pirat (Turkey)

Role of Vitamin C in Reducing the Initial Fluid Requirement in Burns Sanjeev Uppal India

Silkworm Silk as an Alternative to Nylon Mesh With Collagen for the Treatment of Acute Superficial Dermal Burns of the Hand and Face-An Intra-Individual Study

Jennifer Schiefer Germany

The Incidence of Takotsubo Cardiomyopathy in the Adult Burned Patients Monika Tokarik Czech Republic

Frostbite and Thrombolysis - The Montréal Experience Edouard Coeugniet Canada

Does Platelet Count Have Prognostic Effect in Severe Burn Patient? Yi Wu China

Comparing the Effects of High Frequency Oscillatory Ventilation Combined With Incremental Positive End-Expiratory Pressure and High Frequency Oscillatory Ventilation on Cardiomyocyte Apoptosis and Myocardial Ischemia of Dogs With Smoke Inhalation Injury

Guanghua Guo China

Inhalation Injury: An Evidence Based Approach for Diagnosis and Its Management Chris Deutsch UK

Venovenous Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation for Refractory Hypoxemia in a Patient with Electrical Burn Injury Ender Gedik Turkey

The Compassionate Use of ReCell® in Treating Major Burns - A Single-center Experience James Holmes IV USA

Using the Objective Structured Clinical Exam (OSCE) to Assess Plastic Surgery Residents/Registrars in Burn Care Rong Khaw UK

Determining the Role of Nasolaryngoscopy in the Initial Evaluation for Upper Airway Injury in Patients With Facial Burns Daniel Freno USA

Non-Standard Approaches to Electrosurgery and Electrosurgical Grounding in Patients With Large Burns Linwood Haith USA

Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 0800-1000 | Session: Research in Burns 1 | Brickell

Moderators: Linwood Haith (USA) & Sarvesh Logsetty (Canada)

Survey of Attitudes to Self-Harm Patients within a Burns and Plastic Surgery Department Rhiannon Worrall UK

Improvement of Skin Quality in Post Burn Split Thickness Skin Graft Injected with Diluted Fat Graft; A Comparative Study Amr Mabrouk Egypt

Keloid Fibroblasts to Vitamin D3 and Quercetin Treatment - In Vitro Study K. Mathangi Ramakrishnan

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Changes in the Intestinal Environment Due to Administration of Probiotics in an Animal Burn Model Takayuki Shibusawa Japan

Increased IL-33 Involved in the Lung Injury in Human and Mice With Burn-Blast Combine Injury Ji-ake Chai China

The Effects of Arachidonic Acid on Proliferation of Human Hypertrophic Scar Fibroblasts in Vitro Guohua Xin China

Skin Tissue Engineering in Burn Treatment, the Past, Present and Future. A Review Alvin Chua Singapore

Human Induced Pluripotent Stem Cell-Derived Mesenchymal Stem Cells for Skin Tissue Engineering Lijin Zou China

Antibacterial Properties of Acinetobacter Baumannii Phage Abp1 Endolysin (PlyAB1) Guangtao Huang China

Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 0800-1000 | Session: Research in Burns 2 | Monroe

Moderators: William Cioffi (USA) & ElizabethMann-Salinas (USA)

The Impact of Burn Size and Other Factors on Wound Healing Rate Matthew Rowan USA

A Scoring System Assessing the Risk of Heterotopic Ossification Development at Time of Burn Injury Laura Simko USA

Inhibitory Effects of Apigenin on Endotoxin-Induced Inflammatory Response in Human Endothelial Cells In Vitro Xiaofu Wang USA

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Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 0800-1000 | Session: Research in Burns 2 | Monroe

Moderators: William Cioffi (USA) & ElizabethMann-Salinas (USA)

Will Combined Dimethyl-Sulfoxide (DMSO), Trehalose and 3-O-methyl-D-glucose (3-OMG) Cryoprotectant Increase Viability and Decrease Antigenicity of Cryopreserved Allogenic Cells or Not

Jui-Yung Yang Taiwan

Regulatory T Cell Therapy for the Permanent Engraftment of Cadaveric Skin in Burns Injury Reconstruction Fadi Issa UK

eIF6 Modulates Myofibroblast Differentiation at TGF-β1 Transcription Level via H2A.Z Occupancy and Sp1 Recruitmen Jun Wu China

Anti-Inflammatory Activity of Chitosan Nanoparticles Carrying NF-κB/p65 Antisense Oligonucleotide in RAW264.7 Macropghage Stimulated by Lipopolysaccharide

Li Ma China

Nitric Oxide Enhances Keratinocyte Cell Migration by Regulating Rho GTPase via CGMP-PKG Signalling Gaoxing Luo China

P311 Promotes Renal Fibrosis via TGFβ1/Smad Signaling Weifeng He China

Identify Burns Depth and Wound Base Environment for Grafting by Indocyanine Green Video Angiography Ching-En Chen China

Glucagon-Like Peptide-1 Analogs Exendin-4(9-39) Treatment Protects the Morphology and Function of Pancreas in Severely Scalded Rats

Shen Chuan-an China

A Synthetic Biodegradable Polyurethane Dermal Matrix in Large Deep Burns John Greenwood Australia

Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 1030-1200 | Session: Burn Epidemiology 2 | Brickell

Moderators: Basil Pruitt (USA) & Salathiel Mzezewa (South Africa)

A 10 Year Detailed Review on the Patient Demographics of Self-Inflicted Burns Presenting to a Regional Burn Centre in the United Kingdom

Paul Caine UK

Relationship Between Facial Wound and Inhalation Injury in the Single Dust Explosion Accident Shih-Yi Yang Taiwan

Pots Immersion Scalds: Epidemiology and Observations in a Pediatric Burn Unit Lourdes Santiso Guatemala

Electrical Burn Injuries in a Burns-Reference Hospital in Colombia, South America Norberto Navarrete Colombia

Nutritional Monitoring on Burned Patients Simon Bolivar Hospital, Bogota, Colombia, March 2014 to December 2015 Janet Durand Baquero Colombia

Profile of Patients Treated for Burns in Hospital Simon Bolivar in the Period Between August 2010 and December 2013 Alejandra Sepulveda Corzo Colombia

Discharge and Aftercare Policy in Burns Centres: A European Perspective Koen Maertens Belgium

Pattern of Burn Area Distribution in Suicidal, Homicidal and Accidental Thermal Burns Smitha Segu India

A Burn Center’s Experience with Cold Injuries Compared to Data in the National Burn Repository Melissa McLawhorn USA

Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 1030-1200 | Session: Burn Reconstruction, Scar Management and Rehabilitation 4 | Monroe

Moderators: Ludwik Branski (USA) & Peter Vogt (Germany)

Contribution of Collagen/Elastin Dermal Matrix in Pediatric Burns Long Term Management Pierre Luc Vincent France

Propeller Flap in Lower Limb Reconstruction; A Promising Option Following Burn Contracture Release Saktrio Darmono Indonesia

Ablative Fractional CO2 Laser for the Treatment of Severe Burn Scars: An Interim-Analysis of a Prospective Australian Treatment Cohort

Andrea Issler-Fisher Australia

Acute and Delayed Management of Deep Burns of the Face, With Dermal Substitute MATRIDERM® Ciprian Isacu France

Use of Artificial Derm in Deep Extended Burns, Problematic of Skin Substitutes Use in Togo Komla Amouzou Togo

Functional Reconstruction of Post-Burn Extended Bony Defect of the Foot Shinichi Higuchi Japan

Efficacy of Excision With Intralesional 5- Florouracil and Triamcinolone Acetonide Versus Excision With Radiotherapy in the Treatment of Ear Keloids: A Randomized Control Trial

Farrukh Aslam Khalid Pakistan

The Use of Hyaluronic Acid Based Dressings in the Reconstruction of Full-Thickness Burns and Wounds Steven Kahn USA

A Proof of Concept and Performance Study for the Tension Reducing Effect of Elastic Therapeutic Taping on Hypertrophic Burn Scars

Peter Moortgat Belgium

Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 1030-1200 | Session: Clinical Intensive Care and Reconstruction | Flagler

Moderators: Steven Wolf (USA) & Yvonne Wilson (UK)

Analysis of Prognostic Factor of Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy in Massively Burned Patients With Acute Kidney Injury

Hyeong Tae Yang South Korea

A Burn Center’s Experience with Cold Injuries Compared to Data in the National Burn Repository Melissa McLawhorn USA


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Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 1030-1200 | Session: Clinical Intensive Care and Reconstruction | Flagler

Moderators: Steven Wolf (USA) & Yvonne Wilson (UK)

Role of Renin-Angiotensin System in Formation of Keloid: An Investigation of Signal Transduction Junjie Chen China

Establishment and Assessment of New Formulas for Energy Consumption Estimation in Adult Burn Patients Xi Peng China

Restrictive Fluid Management Attenuates Pulmonary Dysfunction During the Early Stage After Severe Burn Zhang Zia-Ping China

Evaluation of Treatment of Moderate or Severe Burn Injuries With Cultured Autologous Keratinocytes (CAK) - A Matched Clinical Cohort Study

M. Karlsson Sweden

Protection of Early Oral Intestinal Nutrition on Intestinal Mucosa Barrier in Severe Burn Sun Kedai China

Inhalation Injury in Formosa Fun Coast Explosion - NTUH Experience Guan Ting Shen Taiwan

The Effect of Colored Cornstarch Dust Exposure on the Outcome of Fluid Resuscitation Shu-Ching Su Taiwan

Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 1030-1200 | Session: Management of Burns in Developing Countries 1 | Pearson I & II

Moderators: Rajiv Sood (USA) & Amr Mabrouk (Egypt)

Epileptic Burns in the Limpopo Burns Unit Monyamane Lamola South Africa

Evaluation of WHO Oral Rehydration Solution (ORS) and Salt Tablets in Resuscitating Adult Patients With Burns More Than 15 % of Total Body Surface Area (TBSA)

Amr Moghazy Egypt

An Alternative Low-Cost Bismuth-Petrolatum Dressing for Treatment of Burns Arhana Chattopadhyay USA

Partnership to Develop a Community-Based Rehabilitation System for Women Burn Survivors in India Marie-Claude Pelchat Taiwan

The Trials and Tribulations of Setting up a Skin Banking Service in a Developing Country Sunil Keswani India

Reactive Mental Disorder in a Burn Patient Following Immersion Bath Treatment Yuanlin Zeng China

Small Steps Towards Early Surgical Management for Deep Burns in a Low Resource Setting: Be the Change! Vinita Puri India

Management of Post Burn Contracture in a Developing Country Angeline Selvaraj India

Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 1030-1200 | Session: Research and Wound Management | Tuttle

Moderators: Nicholas Namais (USA) & Naiem Moiemen (UK)

Silver Dressings in Burn and Wound Care; Our Experience With KerraContact Ag Over the Last 4 Years Justin Gillenwater USA

In Situ Strategy for Skin Wound Repair by Capturing of Endogenous Stem/Progenitor Cells Zhaofan Xia China

The Impact of the Timing of Surgical Intervention and Operative Surgical Time on Patient Outcomes in Burn Wound Repair Fiona Wood Australia

Functional Status of Subacute Burn Patients Previously Admitted at the Rehabilitation Medicine Ward, Philippine General Hospital: A Case Series

Dorothy Dy Ching Bing-Agsaoay

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Inpatient Burn Rehabilitation Outcomes: A Case Series of Young Adult Males With Catastrophic Burns Involving 75% or Greater Total Body Surface Area

Megan Mobley USA

The Standard of Burn Care for Early Resistive Exercise during Acute Care Hospitalization Jennifer Kemp-Offenberg USA

Alternatively Activated Macrophages Derived from THP-1 cells Promote the Fibrogenic Activities of Human Dermal Fibroblasts

Edward Tredget Canada

Protective Effect of Polymerized Human Placenta Hemoglobin on Hemodynamic Situation and Hepatic Function in a Rat Severe Burn Model

Zhenyu Zhang China

Use of 1H-NMR to Screen a Set of Biomarkers for Monitoring Metabolic Disturbances in Severe Burn Patients Xi Peng China

Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 1530-1700 | Session: Burn Reconstruction, Scar Management and Rehabilitation 5 | Brickell

Moderators: Paul Silverstein (USA) & Luiz Phillipe Vana (Brazil)

A 10 Years of Experience in Using Transpositional Random Fasciocutaneous Flap Technique for Early Release of Axillary Burn Contractures in Children

Ted Huang USA

The Effect of Pressure on α-SMA, Ki-67 and Cytokeratin 6 in Post-Burn Hypertrophic Scar In Vivo: A Longitudinal Study Pan Li China

Wings Flap: 4 Years of Outpatient Surgery to Correct Web Space Sequels of Hand Burns in Children María Beatriz Quezada Kerr

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Free Flap Reconstruction of Scalp Defects Caused by High Voltage Electric Injury Doni Setiawan Indonesia



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Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 1530-1700 | Session: Burn Reconstruction, Scar Management and Rehabilitation 5 | Brickell

Using Varied Skin Graft Techniques in Major Burn Wound Reconstruction: Experience Learned From Color Powder Explosion Accident in Taiwan

Jung-Jie Li Taiwan

New Experience With Nexobrid in Milan Burn Centre: Pros and Cons Antonella Citterio Italy

Reliability and Validity of a Device to Assess Distensibility and Anisotropy of Scar Tissue Adhesions After Mastectomy Mieke Anthonissen Belgium

Skin Allograft Procurement and Transplantation in Mashhad, Iran; Are Burn Patients' Needs Being Met? Seyed Hassan Tavousi Iran

Perforator-Based Propeller Flaps: Utility and Versatility in Burn Care Chad Teven USA

Versatility on the Use of Tissue Matrix on the Skin Regeneration Legia Berteli Brazil

Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 1330-1500 | Session: Burn Registries/Prevention | Monroe

Moderators: Joseph Molnar (USA) & Vinita Puri (India)

Cool Runnings: A Novel Approach to Preventing Hot Beverage Scalds in Young Children Jacqueline Burgess Australia

Intimate and Sexual Problems Following Burns: A Qualitative Study Helma Hofland Netherlands

Safe and Sound: Increasing Household Fire Safety With an Interactive Website and Application Meher Saleem USA

Prevention Oriented Burns Epidemiology: The First Hospital Based Study From Bangladesh Tanveer Ahmed Bangladesh

Comparison of Longtime Survival Between Patients With Burns and a Swedish Post-Hospital Population Laura Pompermaier Sweden

Application of a Us Home Fire Safety Program With Older Adults From Wales Carlee Lehna USA

Post-Burn Water First Aid in Humans: Benefits Quantified From a Bi-National Registry Dale Edgar Australia

Characterizing Diabetic Foot Burns Using the National Burn Repository Taryn Travis USA

Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 1330-1500 | Session: Clinical and Intensive Care 3 | Jasmine

Moderators: Louis Pizano (USA) & Amr Moghazy (Egypt)

Does Only The "Age Factor" Impact on the Elderly Burn Patient? Ramin Ipaktchi Germany

Adapted Burn Fluid Resuscitation Protocol Based on Autocalibrated Arterial Pressure Waveform Analysis Improves Fluid Creep in Major Burns

Niann-Tzyy Dai Taiwan

Effects of Supplementation With B-Hydroxy-B-Methylbutyrate, Arginine, and Glutamine Containing Formula on the Nutritional Status of the Major Burned Patients: A Randomized Prospective Clinic Study

Ahmet Cinar Yasti Turkey

Using Simulation in Burn Care to Train Teams and Improve Patient Safety James Bedford UK

Don't Go Without, PiCCO Tobias Mett Germany

Invasive Fungal Infections in Critically Ill Burn Patients Admitted to a Colombian National Referral Intensive Care Unit (ICU)

Jorge Luis Avila Leon Colombia

Blood Transfusion in Burn Patients: What's Our Transfusion Trigger? Seyed Hassan Tavousi Iran

ABA Sepsis Criteria Is Not Better Than SIRS in Detecting Bacteremia in Critically Ill Burn Patients Jack He USA

Analysis of 28 Consecutive Cases of Severe Bullous Skin Diseases Over a 7-Year Period in One of Sweden's Two National Burn Centers, and a Review of the Literature

Angelica Horna Strand Sweden

Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 1330-1500 | Session: Management of Burns in Developing Countries 2 | Brickell

Moderators: Michael Peck (USA) & Pallab Chatterjee (India)

The Risks Influence Airborne Bacteria Count in Intensive Care Burn Ward During Dressing Change Yin Zhang China

Live Cultured Human Keratonocytes (Epifast) in Ambulatory Burn Wound Treatment Juan Bosco Ruiz-Padilla Mexico

Adapting Local Food Sources to Meet the Nutritional Requirements of the Burn Patients at a Burn Unit in Nigeria Oluwatoyin Olufemi Nigeria


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Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 1330-1500 | Session: Management of Burns in Developing Countries 2 | Brickell

Moderators: Michael Peck (USA) & Pallab Chatterjee (India)

Use of Subatmospheric Pressure Therapy With Polyhexamethylene Biguanide Gauze for High Voltage Electric Trauma: Series of Three Cases

Débora Sanches-Pinto Brazil

Strategies Employed in Improving Burn Care - A Developing World Perspective Ayodele Iyun Nigeria

Post Burn Rehabilitation Management Nargiza Mavlyanova Uzbekistan

Treatment of Hydrofluoric Acid Burns: Our 20-Year Experience Xingang Wang China

Experience by Using the Negative Pressure Therapy in Burn Patients Jeane Fuenmayor Guatemala

Management of Syrian Patients From War Area in Turkey Turgut Karaca Turkey

Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 1330-1500 | Session: Pediatric Burn Care | Tuttle

Moderators: David Greenhalgh (USA) & Cristina Serra (Brazil)

Clinical Case. Pediatric Burn Care Monica Ramirez Colombia

Scarless Wound Healing and a Commonly Used Burn Substitute Saleigh Adams South Africa

Monocyte Profile in Hypertrophic Scar Development Following Paediatric Burn Injury Sasithorn Suda Australia

Influence of Laser-Doppler-Imaging Technique on the Treatment Protocol of Burned Children Frank Sander Germany

Introduction of a Paediatric Minor Burns Proforma in a Burn Facility Affiliated Emergency Department: A Successful Quality Improvement Project

Leela Sayed England

Surgical Management of Eyelid Entropion in Pediatric Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis Karel Capek USA

High Voltage Electrical Burns Do Not Increase Incidence of Multiple Organ Failure in Pediatric Burn Patients Gabriel Hundeshagen USA

DL-Lactide Skin Substitute for 2nd Degree Burns Better Than Standard of Care? Sigrid Blome-Eberwein USA

Patterns of Paediatric Muffler Burns in the UK Luigi Troisi UK

Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 1330-1500 | Session: Wound Management and Infection Control 1 | Flagler

Moderators: Kevin Foster (USA) & PornProm Muaangman (Thailand)

Usage of Scrub Sponge (Metallic) for Preparation of the Burn Wounds Mehdi Ayaz Iran

The Success of an Innovative Antimicrobial Dressing for the Burned Hand Farid Mozaffari USA

Specific Hygiene Measures Following Successful Outbreak Management in 4 MRGN Acinetobacter Baumannii in a Burns Unit

Khosrow Siamak Houschyar

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From Bench to Bedside: Evaluating the Effects of a Silver Oxysalt Wound Contact Layer Mi Zhou Canada

Effect of Autologous Platelet Rich Plasma Concentrate (PRP) on Skin Graft Donor Site Wound Healing and Pain Alleviation Pankaj Patel India

The Application of Distally Pedicled Peroneus Brevis Muscle Flaps and Retrograde Neurocutaneous Accompanying Artery Flaps for Treatment of Bony and Soft Tissue Three-Dimensional Defects of the Lower Leg and Foot

Xiao-hua Hu China

Pathogenic Bacterium Distribution and Antibiotic Resistance Analysis in Burns Department Hui Chen China

MolecuLight I:X: Autofluorescence Imaging for Bacteria Detection in Burn Wounds Emily Blumenthal UK

New Dressing, Fewer Cures, Less Infection Guillermo Wiegering Perú

Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 1530-1700 | Session: Disaster Management 2 | Jasmine

Moderators: James Jeng (USA) & Lior Rosenberg (Israel)

Burn Disaster Planning and Simulation Event in Quebec, Canada Nathalie Morissette Canada

Clinical Aspects of Combined Use of Immobilized Enzyme in Treatment of Deep Burns Utkur Aminov Uzbekistan

How to Restart a Burn Unit When Facing a Massive Dust Combustion Accident Yen-Chen Yu Taiwan

Early Debridement of Sulfur Mustard Contaminated Skin by Nexobrid: Results of a Concept Validation Pig Model Study Lior Rosenberg Israel

Care for Vesicant Injuries - Not Just Historic Footnotes Charles Butts USA

Experience of Medical Approach to Urban Fire Disaster Soon-Joo Wang Korea



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Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 1530-1700 | Session: Disaster Management 2 | Jasmine

Moderators: James Jeng (USA) & Lior Rosenberg (Israel)

Disaster Preparedness - Addressing Clinical Needs and Resources Hamed Amani USA

Is There a Role for Laser Doppler Imaging (LDI) in the Assessment of Burns in a Mass Casualty Situation? Sarah Pape UK

Acute Hydrofluoric Acid Mass Exposure: Clinical Experience at Emergency Centers in Five Teaching Hospitals Soon-Joo Wang Korea

Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 1530-1700 | Session: Management of Burns in Developing Countries 3 | Tuttle

Moderators: David Harrington (USA) & Afieharo Michael (Nigeria)

The Impact of Early, Thorough Wound Washing in Paediatric Hot Water Burns in Developing Countries Roux Martinez South Africa

Impact of Enteral Nutrition on the Catabolic Response to Burn Trauma at Mankweng Hospital, Limpopo, South Africa Nothabo Makgofa South Africa

Initial Assessment and Follow-Up of Minor Pediatric Burn Wounds: Utilization of Personal Digital Devices in Rural and Developing Regions

Marek Paul USA

Modified First World Mortality Scores Can Be Used for Quality Improvement in a Regional South African Burn Service With Resource Limitations

Nikki Allorto South Africa

Amniotic Membrane: An Unlimited Tool to Manage Facial Burns Jorge Luis Gaviria Colombia

Successfully Managing Large Surface Area Burns With Living (Close Relative) Donor Allograft in Limited Resources Set Up Pallab Chatterjee India

Use of a Mobile Medical Application to Facilitate Burn Care in Developing Countries Elizabeth Mann-Salinas USA

Improving Burn Care Internationally With Multidisciplinary Medical Mission Trips Rajiv Sood USA

Burn Injuries in the Kurdish Region of Iraq: A Burn Center’s Experience From 2014 Robel Beyene USA

Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 1530-1700 | Session: Research in Burns 3 | Flagler

Moderators: Ronald Tompkins (USA) & Junichi Sasaki (Japan)

An Experimental Study on the Repair of Full-Thickness Skin Defect Wounds in Rats With Graft of EGF Gene Modified Human Keratinocytes Suspension and Autologous Microskin

Chuan-an Shen China

Improved Graft Adherence and Wound Healing in a Porcine Full-Thickness Burn Model With a Novel Biological Fibrin Glue Louise Pasquesoone France

Analysis of LPS-Derived Endothelial Microparticles Protein Compositions JiaJun Tang China

PPAR-γ Agonist Protects Burn-Injured Mice From Bacterial Infection Hiromi Miyazaki Japan

TL4/NF-κB Signalling Pathway Mediates Severe Burn-Induced Acute Kidney Injury in Rats by Regulating Inflammation Songxue Guo China

The Safety of Topically Delivered FS2 in Humans. Phase 1 Clinical Trial Anthony Papp Canada

Developing Lysyl Oxidase (LOX) Inhibitors as Anti-Fibrotic Drugs to Ameliorate Skin Fibrotic Disorders and Scarring Fiona Wood Australia

Transient Exposure to Elevated Glucose and Fatty Acid Levels Causes Persistent Changes in Dermal Microvascular Endothelial Cell Responses to Injury: Evidence of Metabolic Memory

Liang Qiao China

Does Calcium and Alkaline Phosphatase Have a Role in Burn Prognostication? A Study of Haematological Trends Nikolaos Moustakis UK

Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 1530-1700 | Session: Wound Management and Infection Control 2 | Monroe

Moderators: Alan Rogers (Canada) & Paul Glat (USA)

Acute Healing and Early Scarring After Tissue Preserving Enzymatic Debridement of 13 Severely Burned Faces Compared to Traditional Surgical Debridement

Alexandra Schulz Germany

Analysis of Anti-bacterial Susceptibility and Negative Pressure Wound Therapy of Pressure Ulcer Infection Daifeng Hao China

Extensive Use of Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT) in Severe Burned Patients Markus Oehlbauer Germany

The Choice of Antibiotics in Major Burns Mei Chun Chen Taiwan

Bloodstream Infections in Severe Burn Patients From an Industrial Disaster: A Retrospective Multicenter Study Chenqi Tang China

Introduction of Nexobrid® for Wound Management: Lessons Learned After the First 25 Patients (1 Year) Ricardo Palao Spain

Evaluation of an Infection Control Measures Protocol Application by Nurses on Patients' Safety at Burn Units Amany Ezz Eldeen Egypt

Some Surgical Treatment of Deep Burns in Elderly of Lower Extremities Babur Shakirov Uzbekistan

Early Experience with Biobrane for the Coverage of Excised Burns: A Case Series and Review of the Literature Christopher W G Ho Singapore



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Wednesday, 31 August 2016 | Time: 0800-1000 | Session: Burn Reconstruction, Scar Management and Rehabilitation 6 | Flagler

Moderators: Paul van Zuijlen (The Netherlands) & Kuldeep Singh (India)

Bioresorbable Scaffold as a Dermal Substitute Lenon Cardoso Brazil

Ulcer in the Extensor Surface of Elbow and Knee Joints Recalcitrant to Conventional Surgical Treatment Joshua Carson USA

Resurfacing Lower Extremity With Postburn Scar Contracture Deformity Using Thin Thoracodorsal Artery Perforator Free Flap

Youn Hwan Kim Korea

Lipofilling in the Treatment of Burn Scars Georges Ghanimé Lebanon

The Mechanism of Smurf2 Regulating Inhibitory Smad7 of TGF-β1 Signaling Pathway in Hypertrophic Scar Zhi Zhang China

Interpolation Flaps in Burn Reconstruction: Ancient However Savior Cagri Uysal Turkey

The Burned Child Reconstruction Dan Enescu Romania

Use of Human Amniotic Membrane in Facial Burn: A Single-Patient Case Study Carlos Medina USA

Combination Laser Therapy for Burns Scars - Past, Present and Future Sarah-Jayne Edmonson UK

Functional and Cosmetic Outcomes Following Neck Burn Injuries Alap Patel USA

Role of Lasers in the Management of Burn Scars Kuldeep Singh India

Wednesday, 31 August 2016 | Time: 0800-1000 | Session: Clinical and Intensive Care 4 | Monroe

Moderators: Jeffery Shupp (USA) & Alberto Bolgiani (Argentina)

Inhibition of Tec Kinase Attenuates LPS-Induced Pro-Inflammatory Mediators in RAW264.7 Cells via TAK1/p38MAPK/NF-κB Pathway

Fei Wang China

Treatments of 33 Burned Patients Following a Colored Cornstarch Dust Explosion: Clinical Experiences in the National Taiwan University Burn Center

Eng-Kean Yeong Taiwan

The Effect of Inhaled Prostacyclins on Oxygenations and Inhalational Injury: A Pilot Study Felicia Williams USA

Do Burn Severity Indices Predict Resuscitation Fluid Volume Requirements and Outcomes in Severely Burned Patients? Nehemiah Liu USA

Hemodynamic Monitoring May Be Helpful in Initial Fluid Resuscitation in Cases of Major Burns: A Case Report Yuya Masuzawa Japan

A Comprehensive Multidisciplinary Care Pathway for Elderly Burns Patient Chevonne Brady UK

Determination of Fungal Incidence and Outcomes in Patients with Thermal or Inhalational Injury David Hill USA

Mean Baux Scores Over 100 in the Elderly; Predictors of Survival in Burn Injured Patients Age 70 and Over Philip Fidler USA

The Use of Silver-Containing Hydrocolloid Wound Dressings in the Treatment of Burn Wounds After Necrotomy Maria Kaplunova Russia

The Influence of Tranexamic Acid in Burn Surgery Alan Rogers Canada

Burn Injury Enhanced Working Memory Whereas Excerbarates Behavioral Anxiety in Mice Qing-Hong Zhang China

Wednesday, 31 August 2016 | Time: 0800-1000 | Session: Nursing/Rehabilitation | Tuttle

Moderators: Katie Hollowed (USA) & Ingrid Parry (USA)

Interactive Home Telehealth: A Pilot Study for Burn Injury Follow-Up Jeremy Goverman USA

Return to Work After Specialised Burn Care: A Two Year Prospective Follow-Up Study of the Prevalence, Predictors and Related Costs

Margriet van Baar Netherlands

Initiatives to Improve Interprofessional Relationships With Non-Physician Providers in a Regional Burn Center Kimberly Linticum USA

Predictive Factors to Return to Work in Burned Patients in the National Rehabilitation Institute's National Center of Burned Research and Treatment

Karina Tolentino Mexico

Establishing a Burn Injury and Recovery Support Group: A Patient Centered Perspective Afieharo Michael Nigeria

Association Between Rehabilitation Activity and Mortality in Critically Ill Burn Patients Beth Shields USA

Contractures in Patients With Burns: Incidence and Risk Factors Hennie Schouten Netherlands

Bioavailability of Scarred Skin During Application of a Vaso-active Substance Ulrike Van Daele Belgium

The Role of the Burn Care Nurse in the Multi-Disciplinary Team: A Case Study Dorthe Hovland Norway

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Wednesday, 31 August 2016 | Time: 0800-1000 | Session: Nursing/Rehabilitation | Tuttle

Moderators: Katie Hollowed (USA) & Ingrid Parry (USA)

Burn Nurse Competency Initiative: Development of Consensus Gretchen Carrougher USA

Early Physical Therapy for a Patient with Major Burn, Inhalation Injury and Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest Chao-Yin Chen Taiwan

Wednesday, 31 August 2016 | Time: 0800-1000 | Session: Wound Management and Infection Control 3 | Brickell

Moderators: Joan Weber (USA) & Hajime Matsumura (Japan)

Correlating Admission Wound Swabs With Tissue Biopsy From Burn Wound Excision : Are Admission Swabs a Superflous Practice?

Alethea Tan UK

Early Diagnostics and Treatment With Burn Sepsis Erkin Hakimov Uzbekistan

Use of Multipotent Mesenchymal Stem Cell Matrix for Burn Wound Closure Daniel Caruso USA

Clinical Efficacy of Manual Fractional Technology Using a Fractional CO2 Laser for the Treatment of Hypertrophic Scars Ying Lei China

Role of Burn Centers in Wound Management of Inflammatory Skin Reactions: Report of Two Cases Ayse Abali Turkey

Microbial Profile of Burn Wounds of Patients Admitted to Mankweng Hospital Burns Unit, Limpopo, South Africa Rendani Mavhungu South Africa

Histological Evaluation of a Dermal Regeneration Matrix (Hyalomatrix) Alberto Bolgiani Argentina

A Non-Scarring Skin Harvest Method: Fractional Microscopic Skin Tissue Column Transplantation Ying Wang USA

The Cost of Burn Wound Care in Low Income Nations Could Be Reduced With the Use of Palm Kernel Oil: A Preliminary Study

Muhammad Habib Ibrahim

Nigeria

Modified Reversed Superficial Peroneal Artery Flap in the Reconstruction of Ankle and Foot Defects Following Severe Burns or Trauma

Xu-Lin Chen China

Evaluation of a Trauma Pad for Burn Wound Care: A Case Report Reuben Salinas USA

A Synthetic Biodegradable Polyurethane Dermal Substitute in Complex Burn Wounds John Greenwood Australia

Thursday, 1 September 2016 | Time: 0800-1000 | Session: Burn Reconstruction, Scar Management and Rehabilitation 7 | Brickell

Moderators: James Holmes (USA) & Ricardo Roa (Chile)

Post Burn Microstomia Correction With V-Y Mucosal Advancement Flap-Our Experience Ankur Bhatnagar India

Office Based Fractional Ablative Laser Therapy for Post Burn Hypertrophic Scars - Survey of Patient Satisfaction Dhaval Bhavsar USA

Repair and Reconstruction of Penis Defects Due to Devastating Deep Burns Weiguo Xie China

Association of CD14 and TLR4 With LPS-Stimulated Human Normal Skin Fibroblasts in Immunophenotype Changes and Secretion of TGF-β1 and IFN-γ

Hong-Ming Yang China

Inhibiting Nonmuscle MyosinIIA of Mesenchymal Stem Cells Promote the Secretion of Ang-1and BFGF Mingzhuo Liu China

The Expanded Cross-Leg Flap for Repairing Severe Pediatric Lower Extremity Burn Scar Contraction Hongyan Qi China

Analysis the Effect in Treating Scar-Contracted Drop Feet in 5 Children With Ilizarov External Fixation Yang Yanni China

Differential Expression Profile of Long Non-Coding RNA Between Hypertrophic Scar and Normal Skin Yanghong Hu China

Histological Assessment of Key Molecules in the Pigmentation Signaling Cascade in Dyspigmented Scar After Cutaneous Injury

Bonnie Carney USA

Profiling Compression-Mediated Gene Expression Modulations Using a Red Duroc Pig Scar Model Abdulnaser Alkhalil USA

Scar Wars - Use of Silicone Advanced Scar Cream for Burn wounds - Decreased Complications and Improved Aesthetic Results

Arthur Desrosiers USA

Thursday, 1 September 2016 | Time: 0800-1000 | Session: Epidemiology and Outcome Measures | Tuttle

Moderators: Marion Jordan (USA) & Juan Barret (Spain)

Benchmarking Scottish Burns Outcomes: A Comparison of Scoring Tools to Predict Mortality Victoria Armour Scotland

Clinical Outcomes and Resource Utilization in Pediatric Burns Complicated With Sepsis. A Nationwide Analysis Omar Nunez Lopez USA

Long-Term Outcomes of Patients Treated for Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis Shari Honari USA

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Thursday, 1 September 2016 | Time: 0800-1000 | Session: Epidemiology and Outcome Measures | Tuttle

Moderators: Marion Jordan (USA) & Juan Barret (Spain)

Risk Factors and Outcome Measurement: Results in 08000 Consecutive Burn Patients Juan P Barret Spain

Use of the DASH Score for Adults With Hand Burns: A Prospective Study Sarah Bache UK

A Comparison of Diabetic and Non-Diabetic Burn Patients Kanene Ubesie USA

Does the Presence of Dementia Pre-Admission Have an Impact on Survival Outcome in Adult Resuscitation Burn? Paul Caine UK

Not All Patients Meet the 1 Day per Percent Burn Rule: A Simple Method for Predicting Hospital Length of Stay in Patients With Burn Injury

Tina Palmieri USA

Epidemiology of burns in the Integral Care Unit for Burned Children National Children's Hospital "Dr. Carlos Saenz Herrera" of 2006-2015

Hannia Pacheco Gutierrez Costa Rica

Trends in Burn Injury in a Developing Country: A Fourteen Year Review Samuel Ademola Nigeria

In-Depth Qualitative Interviews and a Cross-Sectional Study of Patients Hospitalised With Severe Burn Injuries at Two Hospitals in Kenya

Shahla Yekta Canada

Burn Outcomes in Patients with Premorbid Psychiatric Diagnoses: A Comparison of 363 Patients with Psychotic and Nonpsychotic Disorders

Lauren Roussel USA

Thursday, 1 September 2016 | Time: 0800-1000 | Session: Psychological Reaction in Burns/Quality of Life | Pearson I & II

Moderators: Shelley Wiechman (USA) & Claudia Malic (Canada)

A Picture Says a 1000 Words Linda Hansen USA

Connecting and Healing: Young Adult Burn Survivors Experiences With Social Media Marie Giordano USA

Differences in Caregiver and Child Perceptions Regarding Trauma Symptoms in Pediatric Burn Patients From Mexico Laura Rosenberg USA

What's Next for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children After a Burn Injury? Julieann Coombes Australia

Alcohol Use and Smoking in Burn Patients - A Prospective Study at the Helsinki Burn Center Raimo Palmu Finland

Virtual Reality with Oculus Rift to facilitate Dialectical Behavioral Therapy mindfulness skill for a Latino burn patient: A Case Study

Jocelyn Gomez USA

Laser Therapies and Micro-Pigmentation for Burn Scarring Bruce Philp UK

Promoting Adherence to Rehabilitation Therapy in Pediatrics Burn Patients: An Integral Approach in Health Psychology Ana Lucia Arevalo Gonzalez

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What to Do When People Stare: A Workshop That Teaches Individuals With Disfiguring Conditions to Contend With Staring and Enhance Control of Social Interactions

Patricia Pell USA

Comparison of Adult Burn Survivors With Self-Inflicted Injuries to Survivors With Non-Self-Inflicted Injuries Kimberly Roaten USA

Self-Inflicted Burn Injuries: The Clinical Implications of Psychiatric Illness Oren Mushin USA

Thursday, 1 September 2016 | Time: 0800-1000 | Session: Research in Burns 4 | Flagler

Moderators: Naoki Aikawa (Japan) & Elizabeth Mann-Salinas (USA)

The Optimal Means of Paying for Burn Care Ken Dunn UK

Treatment of Deep Partial-thickness Burns with StrataGraft Skin Tissue Shows Healing and Supports Advancement to Phase III Study

B. Lynn Allen-Hoffmann USA

Development of a Swine Model to Investigate the Conversion of Burns From Partial-Thickness to Full-Thickness in Depth Christine Kowalczewski USA

The Transcriptome of Thermally Injured Human Skin and the Effects of Cooling Hugh Wright UK

Terminal Maturation of Orthochromatic Erythroblasts is influenced by Altered Erythroblast-Macrophage Adhesion Molecules Following Burn Trauma

Kuzhali Muthumalaiappan USA

Improvement of Burn Wound Healing by Local Injection of Adipose Derived Stem Cells: A New Rat Model Hsu Ma Taiwan

Freeze-Dried Pegylated-Blood Plasma and Platlet Lysate Hydrogels for Improved Burn Wound Healing Randolph Stone II USA

BurnCase 3D Software Validation Study: Burn Size Measurement Accuracy and Inter-Rater Reliability Lars-Peter Kamolz Austria

Micro-Fragmented Adipose Tissue and Blood Plasma-Based Hydrogels for Extensive Skin Injuries Shanmugasundaram Notesan

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Moderators: Naoki Aikawa (Japan) & Elizabeth Mann-Salinas (USA)

Development of Wound Dressings With Anti-Fibrogenic Properties Aziz Ghahary Canada

Blocking AGEs-RAGE Pathway Reversed the Changes of Macrophage and Improved Wound Healing on Diabetes. Qi Wang China

Proper Debridement Selection for the Treatment of the Forearm and Hand Deep Dermal Burns Rytis Rimdeika Lithuania

Thursday, 1 September 2016 | Time: 0800-1000 | Session: Wound Management and Infection Control 4 | Monroe

Moderators: Peter Dziewulski, (UK) & Fiona Wood (Australia)

Surveillance of Antibiotic Susceptibility in a Swedish Burn Center 1994-2012 Jian Fransén Sweden

A Simple and Fast Dressing for Skin Grafts Compared With Traditional Techniques Sang Wha Kim Korea

Early Experience With Eiratex as an Alternativ to Biological Dressing for Superficial Burns Johan Thorfinn Sweden

Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT) in securing Autologous Split Thickness Skin grafts (ASTSG) Jussi Valtonen Finland

Comparison of the Use of Biobrane and Mepilex-Ag Dressings in Partial Thickness Burns in the Ambulatory Care Setting Aruna Wijewardena Australia

The Role of Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy in the Treatment of Frostbite Injuries: One Centre's Experience of 22 Cases Rosalind Ashton Canada

Integra Uses in Multiple Layers, New Option in Traumatic Extremities Amputation Jose Cordova-Orrillo Perú

Defects in DETCs Function Result in Delayed Wound Healing in Diabetic Mice Xu-Sheng Liu China

Effects of Topical Agents on Acinetobacter Baumannii in Biofilm Jingning Huan China

Correlation Between Tangential Excision With Reduction of Infection Risk by Seeing Leukocyte Level in Burns Patients N.T. Putri Indonesia

Full Thickness Burns in Diabetic Patients With Previous Amputations. A Case Series Report James Williams USA

Thursday, 1 September 2016 | Time: 1030-1200 | Session: Burn Epidemiology 3 | Pearson I & II

Moderators: David Herndon (USA) & Lourdes Santiso (Guatemala)

Post Burn Contractures: The Why of the Epidemic Vinita Puri India

Pattern of Burn Injuries in a Developing Country Benjamin Kejeh Nigeria

Twenty-First Century Epidemiology and Demographics of Burn Injury in the United States Basil Pruitt, Jr. USA

Self-Inflicted Burns at National Burns Center (CE.NA.QUE.), Uruguay Tania Lena Uruguay

Pediatric and Adult Electrical Burn Injuries: Experience of One Center Cem Aydogan Turkey

Clinical Analysis of 187 Patients With Marjolin's Ulcers Pi-Hong Zhang China

"Fish Tank" Methamphetamine Lab Explosions: Exploring a New Injury Pattern Among Burn Patients Alicia Lintner USA

Motor Vehicle Radiator Burns - An 8 Year Review at a Tertiary Burns Unit Jugal Patel UK

Characteristics and Surgical Management of Genital and Perineal Burns Paige Myers USA

Thursday, 1 September 2016 | Time: 1030-1200 | Session: Clinical and Intensive Care 5 | Brickell

Moderators: Jeremy Goverman (USA) & Nikki Allorto (South Africa)

Intra-Abdominal Hypertension in Severe Burned Patients: The Vall D'Hebron Experience Mireia Ruiz-Castilla Spain

Nebulized Epinephrine for the Treatment of Children With Burns and Smoke Inhalation Injury Guillermo Foncerrada USA

Documentation of Delirium in a Burn Centre Claudia Malic Canada

New Onset Atrial Fibrillation in Adult Burn Patients - The When, Why and What Rita Gayed USA

Effects of Lung Protective Ventilation Strategy on the Oxygenation and Inflammatory Response With Smoke Inhalation Injury

Guang Hua Gua China

A Twenty-Five Year Experience With Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis in Adults Charles Voigt USA

Thrombolytic Therapy for Severe Frostbites - A Retrospective Review of Clinical Outcomes and Complications Andree-Anne Roy Canada

The Cost-Effective Analysis and Experiences of Rehabilitation Implementation in a Burn Intensive Care Unit Jian Chen China

CFTR-Regulated MAPK/ NF-κB Signaling in Pulmonary Inflammation in Thermal Inhalation Injury Zhi Wei Dong China



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Thursday, 1 September 2016 | Time: 1030-1200 | Session: Prevention | Tuttle

Moderators: David Mackie (Netherlands) & Ivette Icaza (Nicaragua)

Assault by Burning Using Corrosive Substances - A 15-Year Experience in a Western Regional Burn Unit and the Need for Tighter Legislations

Metin Nizamoglu UK

Inflicted Smiley Face Lighter Burns Are Nothing to Smile About Sabria Abdulal UK

Assessment of a Burn Prevention Program: A 3-Year Review of Elementary Children's Knowledge Before and After a Hospital Education Program

Kelsey Viega USA

The Smoker’s Inhale: The Risks of Smoking on Home Oxygen Therapy (HOT) Mica Esquenazi USA

A Review of Risk Factors That Are of Influence of Dying as a Result of Burn Injury Caused by Fire in the Home of the Elderly

Eva van Zoonen Netherlands

Electronic Cigarettes Ignite with More than Just Popularity: A Case Series Ashley Frommelt USA

A Study to Assess the Likability of Using Resource-Appropriate, Locally Manufactured Barriers Around Cook Stoves With the Aim to Prevent Burn Injuries Among Children in an Urban Slum in Kenya

Shahla Yekta Canada

Thursday, 1 September 2016 | Time: 1030-1200 | Session: Wound Management and Infection Control 5 | Monroe

Moderators: John Greenwood (Australia) & Liam Grover (UK)

CO2 Laser Debridement in Cases of Patients With Deep Dermal Burn Injuries Britta Wallner Germany

Escharectomy on Large Area and Deep Burn Patients During Shock Stage and Long-Term Follow-Up Shutang Zhang China

Clinical Study of Repairing Donor Site of Intermediate Split Thickness With Auto-Scalp Grafting ZhengJun Cui China

Repair of Lower Extremity Soft Tissue Defect With Free Musculo-Cutaneous Flaps Bridging With Healthy Contralateral Posterior Tibial Vessel

Xia Chengde China

Comparison of Pathogens and Antibiotic Resistance of Burn Patients in the Burn ICU or in the Common Burn Ward Gong Yali China

Prognostic Significance of Serum Procalcitonin in Patients With Burn Sepsis Wang Fan China

Effects of Colistin on Infections Caused by Multidrug-Resistant Gram-Negative Bacillus in Severe Burn Jiaiping Zhang China

Isolated Organisms From Burn Wounds in KAMC-WR-Saudi Arabia Mamoon Daghistani Saudi Arabia

The Treatment of Epidermal and Deep Dermal Wounds With Polylactide-Based Membrane and Foam Structures - 8 Years Perspective and Outlook. A New Skin Substitute?

Ariel Miranda Altamirano Mexico


Moderators: Charles Wade (USA) & Moustafa Elmasry (Sweden)

The Need for Effective Literature Searching for Burns Research: A Timely Reminder Rachel Kornhaber Australia

Ear Cartilage Tissue Engineering for Burn Victims Using 3D printing Dafydd Visscher Netherlands

Scald Management Protocols - Treatment and Outcome Differences between Age Groups? Moustafa Elmasry Sweden

The Treatment of Deep Partial Thickness Hand Burns After Enzymatic Debridement With Nexobrid®; A Series of Case-Reports

Kelly Kwa Netherlands

Effects of Inhaled Epinephrine on Local and Systemic HMGB1 Expression in ARDS Due to Smoke Inhalation and Burns in Swine

Jae Hyek Choi USA

Thermal Injuries Caused by Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems: A Multicenter Experience Haaris Mir USA

Assessment of Burn Percentage with Anthropometrical Measurements Svetlana Matei Canada

Can Burn Depth Be Determined on Static Images? Kirsty Smith UK

Building a Successful Interdisciplinary Burn Journal Club Sarvesh Logsetty Canada


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Monday, 29 August 2016 | Time: 1230-1330 | Session: Burn Reconstruction, Scar Management and Rehabilitation 1

Moderators: Phillip Fidler (USA) & Linda Guerrero (Colombia)

93 Successful Application of Keratinocyte Suspension Using Autologous Fibrin Spray Philippa Johnstone UK

121 Computational Biomechanical Model in Facial Burn Management Yating Wei China

122 New European Rehabilitation Burn Center Nicolas Frasson France

191 The Face Plastic with One Full-Thickness Skin Autotransplant Sergey Bogdanov Russia

214 Reconstruction of Large Scalp Defect with Local Pedicle Flap Jeane Fuenmayor Guatemala

237 The Role of PGA Mesh/Collagen Hybrid Scaffolds in Repairing Burn Wounds in a Porcine Model Chunmao Han China

267 Why the Pressure Therapy Is Necessary After Burn Injuries? A Case Report and a Review of Literature Sonia Gaucher France

271 Costal Chondritis and Myelitis 23 Months After Flame Injury: Chest Wall Resection and Reconstruction by an Omental Flap Covered by Split-Thickness Skin Graft

Sonia Gaucher France

635 Clinical Experience with Biological and Biosynthetic Skin Substitutes: A Survey of United Kingdom and Australasian Burns Units

Justin Wormald UK

Monday, 29 August 2016 | Time: 1230-1330 | Session: Clinical and Intensive Care 1

Moderators: Jeffery Shupp (USA) & Fiona Wood (Australia)

23 The Underestimated Risk of a Delayed Referral to Qualified Burn Specialists Evangelos Sarantopoulos Germany

104 Experience of the Application of Recombinant Fusion Protein of Antimicrobial Peptides and Lysozyme on Burn Wounds

Hui Liu China

109 Treatment of Secondary Pneumothorax (PTx.) Using Central Venous Catheter in Major Burn Patients-Cast Report Chang-Min Song South Korea

152 The Application of Cultured Epithelial Autografts Improves Survival in Burns Haejun Yim South Korea

174 Severe Liver Dysfunction in a Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis (Ten) Patient Requiring Orthotopic Liver Transplant: A Burn Center's Experience

Kimberly Linticum USA

210 Piperacillin Plasma Measurements Done in a Real Time in Septic Burn Patients for Target Attainment Against MIC 8-16 Mg/L Nosocomial Susceptible Strains

David Gomez Brazil

233 Delayed Rupture of a Pseudoaneurysm in the Brachial Artery of a Burn Reconstruction Patient Yeon Jin Jeong Korea

239 Vancomycin and Carbapenems Plasma Monitoring in Pediatric Burn Patients in Sepsis Caused by MIC>2mg/L Nosocomial Susceptible Strains

David Gomez Brazil

259 A Medical Training Program for the Introduction of Nexobrid Enzymatic Debridement to the Burn Community Yaron Shoham Israel

283 Using the Objective Structured Clinical Exam (OSCE) to Assess Plastic Surgery Residents/Registrars in Burn Care Rong Khaw UK

291 About Stress Ulcers in Patients with Burns and Treatment Komil Tagaev Uzbekistan

Monday, 29 August 2016 | Time: 1230-1330 | Session: Epidemiology

Moderators: Joseph Molnar (USA) & Ivette Icaza (Nicaragua)

25 Epidemiology of Non-Accidental Burn Injuries During Childhood Amr Mabrouk Egypt

82 Prevalence and Determinants of Higher Severity of Burn Injury Among Hospitalized Patients in Karachi, Pakistan: A Cross-Sectional Study

Syed Omair Adil Pakistan

126 Epidemiological Characterization of Acinetobacter Baumannii Bloodstream Isolates from a Chinese Burn Institute: A Three-year Study

Guangtao Huang China

135 Treatment Outcomes of Using Onlay-Micrograft Cultured Epithelial Autograft (CEA) Versus Cuono's Method for Severe Burn Treatment. A Case-Control Study over 10 Years

Yik Cheong Khoo Singapore

264 The Study on the Clinical Characteristics of Patients with Simple-Contact Burns and Long-Term Low-Temperature Contact Burns

Young Gwon Wang South Korea

334 Electrical Burns in the Main Burn Center in Mexico: Incidence and Epidemiology Mario Velez Palafox Mexico

351 Retrospective Study of the Characteristics and Epidemiology of Pediatric Burn Injuries in the National Pediatric Burn Referral Center

Lidija Barcot Croatia

362 The Effect of National Income Disparity on Cooking Related Burn Injuries in Children Kelsey Viega USA

391 Features of Outpatient Burn Cases: Experience of a Single Burn-Center Ayse Ebru Abali Turkey

627 Electrical Burn Injuries at the Hospital Universitario de Santander Burn Unit, A Referral Center for North East Colombia

Monica Ramirez Colombia


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Monday, 29 August 2016 | Time: 1230-1330 | Session: Outcome Measures

Moderators: Paul vanZuijlen (Netherlands) & Gretchen Carrougher (USA)

137 Last 16 Years Mortality Improvement in a National Burn Center - Did That Require More Resources? Islam Abdelrahman Sweden

265 The Outcome Analysis of Dust Explosion Mei-Chun Chen Taiwan

301 A Growing Problem of Obesity in Burns - A 5 Year Retrospective Review in a Large Regional Burns Unit Alethea Tan UK

455 Keratinocytes Proliferation Evaluation and Quantitative Wound Size Measurement Using Fluorescence Excitation Imaging on Wound Healing

Ying Wang USA

456 Economic Spillover Benefit Analysis from Public Medical Countermeasure Investments: Farah Farahati USA

512 Persistent Long-Term Association of Burn Size with Engagement in Physical Activities After Burn Injury Austin Lee USA

559 In Vivo Polarization Sensitive Optical Coherence Tomography of Human Burn Scars Mariëlle Jaspers Netherlands

591 Demographic Study of the Outcome of Fire Burn Patients in Karachi, Pakistan Sehrish Mohsin Pakistan

616 Fat Grafting Under Mature Burn Scars Decreases Post-Burn Pruritis Debra Reilly-Culver USA

693 Clinical Evaluation of Burn Wound Depth in Dark Skinned Individuals - A Slight Modification Anthonia Uduezue Nigeria

742 Comparison of Functional Prognosis Between Early and Late Skin Grafting in Burn Patients Kuei-Chen Lee Taiwan

Monday, 29 August 2016 | Time: 1230-1330 | Session: Research in Burns 1

Moderators: David Harrington (USA) & Rachel Kornhaber (Australia)

9 Low Exposure Levels of Respirable Particles During the Preparation of NexoBrid® Bromelain Powder Christian Smolle Austria

14 Bioactive Peptide Amphiphilic Gels Enhance Burn Wound Healing: In Vitro and in Vivo Studies Situo Zhou USA

48 Influence of Computer Simulation Analysis of Different Treatment Methods on Humoral Changes and Resuscitation of Burn Shock Stage

Xian Zhong Zhao China

53 Low Level Laser Therapy 670nm: A New Tool to Manage Cutaneous Radiation Syndrome? Fabien Forcheron France

105 The Clinic Study of Ulinastatin on Organic Functions After Severe Burn Injury Xiao-Hua Hu China

113 The Experimental Study of Ulinastatin on the Protection to Hepatic Function After Severe Burn Injury Zhong Chen China

129 A Registration System for Burn Patients in the Formosa Fun Coast Explosion: A Pioneering Model of Cross-Hospital Healthcare Information Integration in Taiwan

Tsung-Hsi Wang Taiwan

221 Biological Characteristics of Human Epidermal Cells Transfected with EGF by Adenovirus Vector Chuan-An Shen China

228 Validation of the DermaLab Combo® Pliability Measurement on Post-Burn Hypertrophic Scar Walei Zhang China

276 Cultured Epithelial Autograft Transplantation Combined with Auto Skin Graft on Bilayer Artificial Dermis Accelerate Reconstruction of Basement Membrane and Improve Skin Quality

Munenori Sato Japan

Monday, 29 August 2016 | Time: 1230-1330 | Session: Wound Management and Infection Control 1

Moderators: Edward Tredget (Canada) & Hajime Matsumura (Japan)

5 Comparison Study of Moist Exposed Burn Ointment Regenerative Therapy with SD-Ag Cream Anti-Inflammatory Therapy in the Treatment of Big Area Burn

Dongcai Hu China

19 Biobrane for Burns of the Pubic Region - Minimize Pain and Maximize Modesty Jiajun Feng Singapore

34 Biofilm Formation in Burn Wound Infection in Pediatric Hospital K. Mathangi Ramakrishnan

India

43 Fixation of Split-Thickness Skin Graft Using Fast-Clotting Fibrin Glue Containing Undiluted High-Concentration Thrombin or Sutures: A Comparison Study

Hyun Ho Han South Korea

55 Pseudoepitheliomatous Hyperplasia Secondary to Burn Injury: Three Cases Report and Review of the Literature Yunfei Chi China

63 Usage of Syringe with Modified Needle for Graft Spreading Mehdi Ayaz Iran

72 3, 4-Methylenedioxy-Beta-Nitrostyrene Ameliorates Experimental Burn Wound Progression by Inhibiting the NLRP3 Inflammasome Activation

Ligen Li China

103 A Protocol to Enhance Micrografting Results: The Singapore Experience Abby Choke Singapore

159 Laser Speckle Contrast Analysis in Prediction of the Time for Wound Closure in Burned Children Bretislav Lipovy Czech Republic

170 The Role of Flaps in Acute Burn Management David Wainwright USA

270 The Experience of Treating MDRAB in Chang Gung Memorial Hospital Linkou Chang Ya-Hui Taiwan

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Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 1230-1330 | Session: Burn Reconstruction, Scar Management and Rehabilitation 2

Moderators: John Greenwood (Australia) & Fredrik Huss (Sweden)

317 Efficacy of Intralesional 5-Fluorouracil for Keloids and Hypertrophic Scars: A Randomized Control Trail Farrukh Aslam Khalid Pakistan

349 Pulsed Dye Laser and Silicone Scar Treatment Products in Management of Hypertrophic Burn Scars and Keloids in Children - Recent Experiences from the National Pediatric Burn Center

Zoran Barcot Croatia

374 An Innovative Pressure Therapy for Keloid Scar: A Case Report Cecilia Wai-Ping Li-Tsang China

387 Reconstruction of Moderate-To-Severe Burns Using a Novel Biodegradable Polyurethane Matrix Marcus Wagstaff Australia

419 Limb Salvage Using Artificial Dermis(Alloderm®) Minju Kwon South Korea

437 A New Splinting Device Lined with Alginate or Silicone Rubber Mold in Managing Hand and Finger Positions in Infants and Toddlers with Burn Hand Deformities

Jennifer Kemp-Offenberg USA

446 Full Cheek Resurfacing with Prefabricated and Expanded Supraclavicular Flap Farrukh Aslam Khalid Pakistan

567 The Role of Focal Adhesions in Compression Therapy for Scars, a Review and Hypothesis Yuting Zhang Hong Kong

581 Comparison of Classical Debridement Knifes with Hydro-Surgery Regarding Graft Requirements Ahmet Cinar Yasti Turkey

632 Biosynthetic Skin Substitutes for Large Burns: A Review Justin Wormald UK

Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 1230-1330 | Session: Management of Burns in Developing Countries and Prevention

Moderators: James Gallagher (USA) & Pallab Chatterjee (India)

5 Comparison Study of Moist Exposed Burn Ointment Regenerative Therapy with SD-Ag Cream Anti-Inflammatory Therapy in the Treatment of Big Area Burn

Dongcai Hu China

20 The Advantages of Using Moist-Exposure Burn Ointment for Paediatric Second Degree Burn Wound: Several Case Reports

Donna Savitry Indonesia

157 The Geographic Distribution of Burns in Young Children from Mexico Who Received Medical Care in a U.S. Hospital

Dipen Patel USA

162 Burn Prevention: The Danger of Hot Pot Burn Abby Choke Singapore

232 Experience in Chemical Burns Due to Assault at Hospital Simón Bolívar in Bogotá, Colombia Jorge Luis Gaviria Colombia

250 New Option of Graft Fixation with Atraumatic Soft Silicone: Series of Cases Débora Sanches-Pinto Brazil

344 Burn Wound Management in a Developing Country: A Retrospective Audit of a Burns Unit Emmanuel Arko-Cobbah South Africa

542 Meanings of Burns' Prevention in Children in the Household Raquel Pan Brazil

549 Project to Improving the Nurses Working Overtime - A Medical Center Burn ICU in Taiwan Meng - Jung Chuang Taiwan

Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 1230-1330 | Session: Pediatric Burn Care

Moderators: Colleen Ryan (USA) & Ariel Miranda (Mexico)

67 Assessment of Risk Factors Causing Mortality in Paediatric Burns at a Tertiary Care Burn Centre Amol Dhopte India

316 Use of a Collagen-Elastin Dermal Matrix in Pediatric Practice: An 8-Year-Follow Up Anne Le Touze France

389 Burn Wound Treatment in Children. Experience in Burn Unit Michou Y Mau Xochimilco In Mexico City Virginia Nuñez Mexico

538 Clinical Evaluation of the Absorbent, Non-Woven, Silver Containing Antimicrobial Gelling Fiber Dressing in Treatment of Deep-Dermal and Full-Thickness Burns in Children

Maya Argirova Bulgaria

617 Buddy the Bear Goes to the Burn Unit: a Burn Specific and Age Appropriate Teaching Tool Bryan Bader USA

619 Frozen Allogeneic Human Epidermal Culture epifast® In Burn Wound treatment in Children Inpatient and Outpatient. Experience in Burn Unit Michou y Mau Xochimilco in Mexico City

Virginia Nuñez Mexico

698 The Impact of Temperature in Pediatric Burn Infections in Proximity to Surgery Christopher Chu USA

716 Clinical Characteristics and Diagnosis of Sepsis in Pediatric Burn Patients Yi Zhi Peng China

Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 1230-1330 | Session: Rehabilitation

Moderators: Michael Serghiou (USA) & Reg Richards (USA)

145 The Use of Gel and Watusi Collar to Prevent or Decrease Progression of Neck Contracture: A Retrospective Multi-Patient Case Review

Megan Mobley USA

150 Influence of Speech and Swallowing After Burn Injury Tomofumi Ogoshi Japan

236 Exploring Models of Burn Care Across the Rehabilitation Journey Rachel Kornhaber Australia

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Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 1230-1330 | Session: Rehabilitation

Moderators: Michael Serghiou (USA) & Reg Richards (USA)

275 Mineral Oil Based Polymer Facemask: Addition to Compression in Burn Face Scar Marie-Thérèse Dias Garson

France

290 Rehabilitation in Response to Formosa Water Park Massive Flame Burn-Experiences of Chang Gung Memorial Hospital-Linkou Burn Center

Katie Wu Taiwan

376 Promoting Custom Casting and Splinting in Burn Populations Ashley Evans USA

454 Current Situation of Burns Patients with More Than 20% of Their Body Surface Compromised in Relation with Their Current Job Status

Maria Isabel Meneses Chile

476 Successful Recovery and Acute Rehabilitation of a Severely Burn-Injured Patient: A Case Report Reg Richard USA

517 Scar Management Materials That Combine the Effects of Silicone and Teflon to Provide for a More Durable and Flexible Line of Products to Manage Hypertrophic Burn Scars

Michael Serghiou USA

583 An Audit of Burn Injuries to the Hand at a Regional Burn Service in South Africa Caroline Ablort-Morgan South Africa

Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 1230-1330 | Session: Research in Burns 2

Moderators: Tina Palmieri (USA) & Shari Honari (USA)

185 Regulatory T cell therapy for the permanent engraftment of cadaveric skin in burns injury reconstruction Fadi Issa UK

244 A Collagen-Elastin Matrix Histological Changes in Burned Patients. A Prospective Study of 11 Patients Eric Dantzer France

287 Mitophagy Contributes to Severe Burn-Induced Skeletal Muscle Atrophy Li Ma China

305 Extracellular Vesicles or Exosomes Will Be a Preferable Measure in the Treatment and Burn and Trauma Liu Mingzhuo China

342 Choosing the Right Tool for Burns Debridement to Maximise Dermal Preservation. A Systematic Review of the Evidence

Sarah-Jayne Edmondson UK

378 Detection of the MicroRNA Expression Profile in Skeletal Muscles of Burn Trauma at the Early Stage in Rats Haijun Zhang China

416 Economic Burden of Burn Injuries in the Netherlands: A 3 Months Follow-Up Study Nicole Trommel Netherlands

654 Isolation of Stem Cells from Burn Scars Anesh Prasai USA

660 Burn Fluid Requirements in the EtOH Positive Patient Debra Mott USA

687 Effects of Oxandrolone on Hypertrophic Scarring Following Burn Injury Amina El Ayadi USA

Tuesday, 30 August 2016 | Time: 1230-1330 | Session: Wound Management and Infection Control 2

Moderators: Michael Peck (USA) and Richard Nnnabuko (Nigeria)

295 Evaluation of Human Amniotic Membrane Associated with Dermal Substitute Matriderm® in the Management of Full-Thickness Burns in Pigs

Louise Pasquesoone France

308 About Acute Kidney Injury of Burn Disease Ahror Shodiev Uzbekistan

356 Heating Things up with Aquacel Ag in Paediatric Frostbite Ammara Ghumman Canada

421 Burn Wound Management Using Bilayer Collagen, Rapiderm® Care Bilayer Misun Chun South Korea

452 Management of Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis Within a Regional Burns Centre Improves Outcomes Metin Nizamoglu UK

469 Indicator for Imminent Strikethrough of Wound Dressings Jack Goergen USA

520 Rapid Enzymatic Debridement of Chronic Wounds: Results of a Multicenter Phase II Trial Yaron Shoham Israel

629 Use of Surfactant in the Non-Surgical Management of Eschar Tracee Short USA

718 Effect of Blood Purification in the Treatment of Burn Sepsis Hu Gao-Zhong China

723 Impact of Surgical Management Program to Deep Burn Wounds in the Treatment Outcomes of Extensive Burn Patients

Li Xiaojian China

Wednesday, 31 August 2016 | Time: 1230-1330 | Session: Clinical and Intensive Care 2

Moderators: Lee Cancio (USA) & Folke Sjoberg (Sweden)

332 New Oral Anticoagulant in Prophylaxis of Venous Thromboembolic Disease in Burn Patients Valery Borisov Russia

335 Importance of Lactic Dehydrogenase at the Clinical Course of Burn Patient Ahmet Cinar Yasti Turkey

340 New Features of Use Pneumatic Needle-Free Injector in Burn Patients Valery Borisov Russia

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Wednesday, 31 August 2016 | Time: 1230-1330 | Session: Clinical and Intensive Care 2

Moderators: Lee Cancio (USA) & Folke Sjoberg (Sweden)

410 Coronary Flow Velocity Reserve in Burn Injury: A Prospective Clinical Cohort Study Emin Turk Turkey

522 Initial Bronchoscopic Severity Grading of Smoke Inhalation Injury Is Useful to Predict Respiratory Tract Infectious Complications in Patients of Smoke Inhalation Injury with No or Small Burns

Toshimasa Sugawara Japan

533 A Comparative Clinical Study Between Oral Chinese Herbal and IV Injection Fluid Replacement for Burns Chunlin Xiao China

653 Use of Enzymatic Debridement in Electrical Burn Injuries: A Case Report Gianluca Basso Italy

722 Modeling Fluid Resuscitation by Formulating Fluid Rate and Urine Output in Major Adult Thermal Burn Patients Qizhi Luo China

726 Changes of Extravascular Lung Water in Severe Burn Patients Jiaping Zhang China

727 Galvanotactic Migration of Keratinocytes Enhanced by Hypoxia Precondition Jiaping Zhang China

Wednesday, 31 August 2016 | Time: 1230-1330 | Session: Disaster Management 1

Moderators: James Jeng (USA) & Jui-Yung Yang (Taiwan)

205 Kiss Nightclub Tragedy in Santa Maria/Rs/Brazil: Learning From Large-Scale Burn Disasters Alfredo Gragnani Brazil

223 Formosa Fun Coast Explosion and the Emergency Medical Care in Taiwan Tsung-Hsi Wang Taiwan

261 Nursing Management's Role in Burn Disaster of Taiwan Water-Park Explosion Injures - Experience of Extending a Plastic Surgical ICU to Burn Care ICU

Hui-Chu Huang Taiwan

266 The Evolutional Policy of Nursing Care in Mass Patients of Burn Disaster Reception in Chang Gung Memorial Hospital Linkou

Hui-Chi Lin Taiwan

268 Wound Care Group Respond to Disaster in Chang Gung Memorial Hospital -Staff Expansion and Prepare In "Formosa Color Dust Explosion"

Chuang Wen-Yi Taiwan

325 The Role of Rapid Enzymatic Escharotomy and Escharectomy in Burn Mass Casualty Incidents Lior Rosenberg Israel

430 HHS/ASPR Offices- [Office of Emergency Management (OEM) and Office of Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA)]: Establishing Federal Support for Medical Counter-measures Development and Building Disaster Management Capability in Mass Burn Events

Narayan Iyer USA

519 The Construction of Disaster Management Model for Medical Social Work - Taking the Case of Formosa Fun Coast Explosion as Example

Li-Nien Han Taiwan

752 Experience of Silver and Carbon Dressing in Mass Burn Casualties Yu-Hsun Lin Taiwan

753 Promotion of the Emergency Preparedness of the Burn Center Claire Szu Taiwan

Wednesday, 31 August 2016 | Time: 1230-1330 | Session: Epidemiology, Burn Registries, Pain, Ethics

Moderators: Gary Fudem (USA) & Helma Hoflund (Netherlands)

4 Digital Images for Teaching and Learning Purposes: The Bioethical Implications Rachel Kornhaber Australia

22 Clinical Paired Randomized Double-Blinded Placebo Study Evaluating Topical Opioid-Gel on Donor Site Pain Jian Fransén Sweden

193 The Untold Story of the Scorching Sun - A Wake up Call for Sun Protection Sherine Raveendran UK

272 Burn Registration in CGMH in the past 25 Years Chen Ya Chi Taiwan

371 Epidemiological Profile of an Outpatient Clinic in One Brazilian Public Burn Center Flavio Lopes Brazil

399 The Impact of Living in the Remote and Rural Areas of Western Australia on Burn Injury Outcomes Fiona Wood Australia

514 Trends in Demographics, Burn Characteristics, and Mortality Among Burn Patients in a Tertiary Care Burn Facility, 2004 - 2013

Felicia Williams USA

606 Characterization and Analysis of Exhaust Pipe Contact Burns Megan Pencek USA

648 Virtual Reality as a Method of Distraction for Pain Relief When Changing Dressing on Children and Adolescents with Burns: Pre-Test

Maria Elena Echevarria-Guanilo

Brazil

692 Burns Epidemiology in a Reference Center in Mexico. Experience from 640 Patients Ma del Carmen Montemayor-Jauregui

Mexico

699 The Salt and Ice Challenge: A Case Series and an Internet Phenomenon Lauren Roussel USA

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Wednesday, 31 August 2016 | Time: 1230-1330 | Session: Nursing and Psychosocial

Moderators: Shelley Wiechman (USA) & Alette DeJong (Netherlands)

274 Performance of Support Group on Acute-Stage Rehabilitation in Severe Burn Patients: Preliminary Report Chia-Sui Lin Taiwan

382 Use of Antiseptics in the Care of Burn Wounds: A Report of a Case José Juan Escamilla Zamudio

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441 A Study on the Senior Burn Survivors Being Staffs in Two Rehabilitation Centers for Burn Survivors Yun-Ju Lin Taiwan

589 User Satisfaction Evaluation of Bar Cord Medication Administration in Burn Center Li-Chuan Hung Taiwan

610 Pain from Beauty Products: Pediatric Burns Resulting from Hair Flat and Curling Irons Mica Esquenazi USA

614 MISS Hsueh-Yin Chang Taiwan

622 Development and Implementation of a Burn Wound and Skin Care Education Ebook for Patients in Burn Rehabilitation Stage

Shu-Fen Lo Taiwan

623 Evidence Based Review for the Treatment and Care of Post-Burn Pruritus Shu-Fen Lo Taiwan

649 Stressors Lived by Nursing Professionals in a Center of Treatment For People Who Suffered Burns Maria Elena Echevarria-Guanilo

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Wednesday, 31 August 2016 | Time: 1230-1330 | Session: Research and Wound Management

Moderators: Joan Weber (USA) & Peter Dzielwulski(UK )

260 In Vivo Analysis of Nexobrid Enzymatic Debridement of Full Thickness Burns and Negative Pressure Wound Therapy

Yaron Shoham Israel

688 Mitochondrial Thermogenesis in Skeletal Muscle and Adipose Tissue Contributes to Hypermetabolism in Burn Patients

Victoria Rontoyanni USA

721 PPARγ Inhibits HMGB1 Expression Through Upregulation of miR-142-3p in Vitro and in Vivo Zhiqiang Yuan China

740 Practical Lessons Learnt With Meek Micrografting Roux Marinez South Africa

754 Vancomycin Pharmacokinetics and Therapeutic Monitoring in Severe Burn Patients: Two Serum Concentrations Is Necessary for Dose Adjustment

Chien-Chih Wu Taiwan

757 The Effect of Exendin-4 on Immune Function of Splenic Monocytes and Its Regulatory Mechanism in Mice Following Burns

Qing-Hong Zhang China

759 Inmunomodulation Therapy Walter Navarro Peru

760 Treatment of Split Thickness Skin Graft Donor Site With Polylactic Acid Membrane (Suprathel®) Peter Yen USA

762 Fungal Periapical Abscess and the Burn Patient: A Case Series of an Unreported Source for Systemic Infection Stephen Serio USA

764 Preliminary Clinical Study on the Autologous Cylinder-like Micro-Skin Implantation Hongbin Xue China

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