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CONTENTWelcome Message

Program at a glance

Pre-Congress Program

List code

Program Overview

Organization for ICPF2013

Congress Information

Sponsor

General Information

Scientific program

Poster Presentation

Tour & Travel

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Dear colleagues,Ladies and Gentlemen,It is our great pleasure and honors to invite you to attend the 8th Biennial World Congress ICPF in Hanoi, Vietnam from 25 to 28 November, 2013. ICPF is a multi-disciplinary humanitarian founda-tion devoted to cleft lip and palate patients worldwide. With the goals to advance care for cleft lip and palate patients worldwide, to strengthen a network system for sharing information and expertise among health professionals, this Congress of ICPF aims to provide you with platform for scientific exchange between health professionals and for enhancement of a multi-disciplinary collaboration. It is an important scientific event for presenting the advances in treatment, research and cutting-edge technology to surgeons, physicians, scientists and other health professionals from many countries in the world and Vietnam working in Odonto - Stomatology, ENT, Medical Imaging, and language rehabilitation. Creation of joy, happiness, and smile to children suffering from cleft lip and palate and to their family has such social significance and requires always our efforts and devotion.We also hope that you can have time to visit Hanoi, the heart of Vietnam, a city with over a millen-nium of history, to discover its hidden charm and experience its hospitality.We are looking very much forward to welcoming you in Hanoi.

Yours sincerely,

Nguyen Duc HinhPresident of the 8th World Congress ICPF

President of Hanoi Medical University

WELCOME MESSAGE

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Dear Colleagues,Ladies and Gentlemen,It is our great pleasure to invite you to the 8th World Cleft Congress of the ICPF (International Cleft Lip and Palate Foundation), which is held at Hanoi Medical University, Hanoi, Vietnam from 25th to 28th November, 2013.On behalf of the ICPF, we would like to welcome you all at the Congress in the charming city of Hanoi. ICPF is a multi-disciplinary humanitarian foundation devoted to cleft lip and palate patients. It was estab-lished the 23 October, 1997 in Kyoto, Japan with more than twenty countries participating. It is aimed to support the exchange of clinical and scientific knowledge for the benefit of patients and society. On November 25, 2013, ICPF will put the slogan of “STOP ABORTION” as “The Hanoi Declaration” in Hanoi, Vietnam. The long term activity of ICPF has proven to be successful. The technique of cleft lip and palate treatment has improved such that appropriate treatment does not leave any functional problem in children with cleft lip and palate. Children with treated cleft lip and palate can now stand as peers beside children without cleft and positively contribute to the development of their country.The unspoken problem which threatens developing children with clefts is “ABORTION”. With the progres-sion of diagnostic imaging, mothers get prenatal diagnoses of children with clefts at an early stage of their pregnancy. Many unborn children with clefts are killed by abortion. But often the mothers do not know that the operation for cleft lip and palate takes only 2 hours and the appropriate treatment does not leave any functional problem on children. ICPF believes that an awareness campaign and formulation of recommendations about this cleft condition are required in order to save “Fetus lives”. We truly hope that you will be interested in our activity and will support us by giving your approval to The Hanoi Declaration and attend to the CLEFT 2013 ICPF Hanoi.If ICPF can have your full blessing, The Hanoi Declaration will be widely known in Vietnam and it will be able to save children’s precious lives.

Yours sincerely,

Nagato NatsumeSecretary Treasure

Kenneth E SalyerPresident ICPF

International Cleft Lip and Palate FoundationDirector, Japanese Medical and Dental NetworkRepresentative, Japanese Office of the 40th Anniversary Commemorative Project

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ICPF 2013 PROGRAM AT A GLANCE

Time 25-Nov 26-Nov

8:00-17:00 Registration

9:00Plenary session

10:00

Pre-Congress CME courses10:30

Free communicationPoster presentation11:00

11:30

12:00Lunch

12:30

13:00

State-of-the-Art Symposium13:30

14:00Opening Ceremony

14:30

15:00

Key Note Address

Coffee break & Exhibition

15:30

Free communicationPoster presentation

16:00

16:30

17:00

17:30

18:00-19:00 Welcome Reception

Venue Opera House Hanoi Medical University

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Time 27-Nov 28-Nov

9:00

Plenary session9:30Plenary session

10:00

10:30

Free communication Free communication11:00

11:30

12:00Lunch Plenary session

Closing ceremony12:30

13:00

State-of-the-Art Symposium

City tour

13:30

14:00

14:30

15:00 Coffee break & Exhibition

15:30

Free communication 16:00

16:30

17:00

17:30

18:00

18:30-21:00 Gala Dinner

Venue Ly club Restaurant Hanoi Medical University

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Hanoi Medical University (Grand Hall)

Chair: Dr. Morrison 10:00- 12:00

Ins-and-Outs of Unilateral Cleft lip repair Myra Elliott (Singapore)

Choices in Palatal RepairMyra Elliott (Singapore)

12:00 – 14:00 Lunch

Place: Hanoi Opera House

Opening Ceremony 14:00-17:55

14:00-14:40 Opening Ceremony: Introduction;

14:40-14:55 Welcome Address of President of Congress;

14:55-15:10 Welcome remark of HE Nguyen Thi Doan-Vice-President of VN

15:10-15:25 Welcome remark of HE Minister of Health

15:25-15:55 A life that matters: The team approachKenneth E. Salyer

15:55-16:25 Hanoi DeclarationNguyen Duc Hinh

16:25-16:55 Human development and prenatal diagnosisShigehito Yamada

16:55-17:15 Hanoi DeclarationNagato Natsume

17:15-17:55 Award ceremony & Art performance

18:00-19:00 Welcome reception

PRE-CONGRESS PROGRAM

Moday, November 25

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LIST CODE

PS1-K Plenary Session 1 - Keynote

PS2-K Plenary Session 2 - Keynote

PS3-K Plenary Session 3 - Keynote

PS-S1 Presentation Surgery 1

PS-S2 Presentation Surgery 2

PS-S3 Presentation Surgery 3

PS-S4 Presentation Surgery 4

PS-S5 Presentation Surgery 5

SL-S State-of-the-Art Lectures Surgery

SST Symposium Surgery technique

PS-ST1 Presentation Speech therapy 1

PS-ST2 Presentation Speech therapy 2

SL-ST State-of-the-Art Lectures Speech Therapy

PS-O1 Presentation Orthodontics 1

PS-O2 Presentation Orthodontics 2

EL-O Education lecture Orthodotics

PS-AE Presentation Abnormal Embryological Development and Prenatal Diagnosis

EL-AE Education lecture Abnormal Embryological Development & PD

PS-PR Presentation Prevention

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26-Nov-13 Oral presentations

Grand Hall Hall No 1(3rd floor A1)

International Meet-ing room (3rd floor A1)

09:00-10:20

Plenary session 1

09:00-09:40 PS1-K1

09:40-10:20 PS1-K2

10:20-10:40

Morning Break

10:20-10:40

Morning Break

10:20-10:40 Morning Break

10:40-12:00 Surgery 1 10:40-

12:00 Speech 1 10:40-12:00 Orthodontics 1

10:40-11:00 PS-S1-01 10:40-

11:00 PS-ST1-01 10:40-11:00 PS-O1-01

11:00-11:15 PS-S1-02 11:00-

11:20 PS-ST1-02 11:00-11:30 PS-O1-02

11:15-11:30 PS-S1-03 11:20-

11:40 PS-ST1-03 11:30-12:00 PS-O1-03

11:30-11:45 PS-S1-04 11:40-

12:00 PS-ST1-04

11:45-12:00 PS-S1-05

12:00-13:00 Lunch 12:00-

13:00 Lunch 12:00-13:10 Lunch

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

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Grand Hall Hall No 1(3rd floor A1)

International Meeting room (3rd floor A1)

13:00-14:45

State-of-the-Art Lectures: Surgery

13:00-14:45

State-of-the-Art Lectures: Speech Therapy

13:10-14:40

Symposium: Orthodontics

13:00-13:35 SL-S1 13:00-

13:15 SL-ST-01 13:10-13:40 SO-01

13:15-13:35 SL-ST-02 13:40-

14:10 SO-02

13:35-14:10 SL-S2 13:35-

14:10 SL-ST-03 14:10-14:40 SO-03

14:10-14:45 SL-S3 14:10-

14:45 SL-ST-04

14:50-15:10

Afternoon Break

14:50-15:10

Afternoon Break

14:50-15:10 Afternoon Break

15:10-17:30 Surgery 2 15:10-

17:10 Speech 2 15:10-17:30 Orthodontics 2

15:10-15:30 PS-S2-01 15:10-

15:30 PS-ST2-01 15:10-15:35 PS-O2-01

15:30-15:50 PS-S2-02 15:30-

15:50 PS-ST2-02 15:35-16:00 PS-O2-02

15:50-16:10 PS-S2-03 15:50-

16:10 PS-ST2-03 Educational Lecture;

16:10-16:30 PS-S2-04 16:10-

16:30 PS-ST2-04 16:00-16:40 EL-O-01

16:30-16:50 PS-S2-05 16:30-

16:50 PS-ST2-05 16:40-17:05 PS-O2-03

16:50-17:10 PS-S2-06 16:50-

17:10 PS-ST2-06 17:05-17:30 PS-O2-04

17:10-17:30 PS-S2-07

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27-Nov-13Oral presentations

Grand Hall Hall No1 (3rd floor A1)

09:00-10:20 Plenary session 2

09:00-09:40 PS2-K1

09:40-10:20 PS2-K2

10:20-10:35 Morning Break 10:20-

10:40 Morning Break

10:35-12:35 Surgery 3 10:40-

12:00Abnormal Embryological Devel-opment and Prenatal Diagnosis

10:35-11:15 PS-S3-01 10:40-

11:00 PS-AE-01

11:15-11:35 PS-S3-02 11:00-

11:20 PS-AE-02

11:35-11:55 PS-S3-03

11:55-12:15 PS-S3-04 Educational Lecture:

12:15-12:35 PS-S3-05 11:20-

12:00 EL-AE-01

12:35-13:35 Lunch 12:00-

13:00 Lunch

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Grand Hall Hall No1 (3rd floor A1)

13:35-15:00

Symposium: Surgery technique

13:00-14:30

State-of-the-Art Lectures: Abnormal Embryological Development and Prenatal Diagnosis

13:35-13:55 SST-01 13:00-

13:30 SL-AE-01

13:55-14:15 SST-02 13:30-

14:00 SL-AE-02

14:15-14:40 SST-03 Educational Lecture:

14:40-15:00 SST-04 14:00-

14:30 EL-AE-02

15:00-15:15 Afternoon Break 14:30-

15:00 Afternoon Break

15:15-17:35 Surgery 4 15:00-

17:00 Prevention

15:15-15:35 PS-S4-01 15:00-

15:20 PS-PR-01

15:35-15:55 PS-S4-02 15:20-

15:40 PS-PR-02

15:55-16:15 PS-S4-03 15:40-

16:00 PS-PR-03

16:15-16:35 PS-S4-04 16:00-

16:20 PS-PR-04

16:35-16:55 PS-S4-05 16:20-

16:40 PS-PR-05

16:55-17:15 PS-S4-06 16:40-

17:00 PS-PR-06

17:15-17:35 PS-S4-07

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28-Nov-13Oral presentations

Grand Hall

09:30-10:20 Plenary session 3

09:40-10:00  PS-K1

10:00-10:20  PS-K2

10:20-10:40 Morning Break

10:40-12:00 Surgery 5

10:40-11:00  PS-S5-01

11:00-11:20  PS-S5-02

11:20-11:40  PS-S5-03

11:40-12:00  PS-S5-04

12:00-13:00 Plenary session 4

12:00-12:20  PS4-01

12:20-13:00 Closing ceremony

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President Nguyen Duc Hinh Hanoi Medical UniversityChairman Nagato Natsume Secretery genaral Toko Hayakawa Aichi – Gakuin UniversityTreasures Le Van Dung Hanoi Medical University

Scientific commitee

Local members: A/Professor  Truong Manh Dung, Institute of Odonto-Stomatology Dean A/Professor  Le Van Son, Dept of Oral Pathologies and Maxillo- Facial Surgery A/Professor  Tran Duc Phan, Dept. of  Medical Biology & Genetics A/Professor  Nguyen Duc Hinh, Dept. of  Obstetrics-Gynecology, HMU A/Professor Tran Danh Cuong .PhD, Dept. of  Obstetrics-Gynecology, HMU Dr. Nguyen Dinh Phuc, Vietnam-Cuba Hospital Dr. Nguyen Thanh Thai, Vietnam-Cuba Hospital Dr. Le Cong Dinh PhD., Dept. of  ENT, HMU and Dept. of  ENT, Bach Mai Hospital Dr. Dang Trieu Hung, Dept of Oral Pathologies & Surgery maxilo – Facial. Dr. Nguyen Thi Thu Phuong PhD, Dept. of  Orthodontology A/Professor Tran Thiet Son, Dept. of Reconstructive and  Plastic Surgery A/Professor Vu Bich Hanh, Dept. of Rehabilitation, HMU) A/Professor Luong Thi Minh Huong , Dept. of  ENT, HMU A/Professor Nguyen Huu Tu, Dept. of Anesthesia Dr. Vu Dinh Minh Vice-Director, National Hospitall of Odonto-Stomatology in Hanoi Dr. Lam Hoai Phuong Director, National Hospital of Odonto-Stomatology in HCMC International members:  Chona Thomas - M.B.B.S., M.S., F.R.C.S., F.A.C.S. Karin Vargervik - D.D.S., Ph.D. Akira Yamada - M.D. David Precious - D.D.S., CM, MSc, FRCDC, FRCS Guo-min Wang - D.D.S., M.D., Prof. Director S.M. (Bala) Balaji - MDS, Ph.D. Lian Ma, Lian - M.D. Nagato Natsume - DDS, Ph.D., DMedSc Kenneth Salyer - M.D. Marie Tolarova - M.D., Ph.D., De.Me.Soi. John E. Riski - PhD, CCC-S, FASHA Etoile M. LeBlanc - PhD, CCC Robert Shprintzen - PhD Karen J. Golding-Kushner - Ph.D., CCC-SLP, FASHAReha Kisnisci MD. Prof.

Publication Le Thi Ngoc Anh Hanoi Medical UniversityCongress facility Pham Thi Lan Hanoi Medical University

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PeriodNovember 25-28, 2013

Venue:Hanoi Medical UniversityAddress: N0 1 Ton That Tung, Hanoi, VietnamTel: +844 38523798 Web: http://icpf2013.vn

http://www.hmu.edu.vn/icpf2013

LanguageThe official language of congress is English. Sessions and Porters will be presented in English. Simultaneous interpretation will not be provided.

Registration & InformationThe registration & Information will be located on the first floor – A1 Building - Hanoi Medical UniversityOpen Hours

Registration Fee

Monday, November 25 8h00 - 17h00Tuesday, November 26 8h00 - 17h00Wednesday, November 27 8h00 - 17h00Thusday, November 28 8h00 - 12h00

Payment by tranfer:Name Account: Trường Đại Học Y Hà NộiAccount Number: 17701.00000.15459Name bank: Viettin Bank – Dong Da Branch.

Payment onsite:Place: Accounting Department – The first floor, A1 Building, Hanoi Medical University.

Before April 30, 2013

May 1- August 31,

2013

After September 1,

2013*On-site

Medical Doctor/Oral Maxillofacial Surgeon/Dentist $ 400 $ 450 $ 500 $ 600

Paramedic/Intern/Resident/Graduate Student $ 200 $ 250 $ 300 $ 400

Student (Excluding Graduate Student) $ 150 $ 200 $ 250 $300**Accompanying person aged 13 and over $ 100

CONGRESS INFORMATION

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Name badgeAll congress participants are kindly requested to wear their name badges at all times in order to attend the reception, Scientific Sessions, Luncheon Seminars and Satellite Symposiums.You can get your name badge on the first floor – A1 Building – Hanoi Medical University.

CloakSecretariat and CloakHeritage Room on the first floor, A1 Building, Hanoi Medical University.

Open Hours

Monday, November 25 8h00 - 17h00Tuesday, November 26 8h00 - 17h00Wednesday, November 27 8h00 - 17h00Thusday, November 28 8h00 - 12h00

For ChairpersonsChairs are requested to be in the session room preferably 15 minutes in advance of the sched-uled start time.

For SpeakersSpeakers for oral session are requested to visit Speaker Ready Room to submit and check their presentation data one day prior or at least 1 hour prior to their scheduled session.Speaker Ready Room is located in room 114 on the first floor – A1 Building – Hanoi Medical University.

For Poster presentationsPosters will be displayed from 9h00 to 17h00 on 26th November 2013.Place: 3rd floor, A1 Building* The congress organizer is not responsible for any loss or damage to each poster.

Coffee BreaksCoffee will be served during the following hours.

Morning 10h00: 10h30Afternoon 14h50:15h20

Information BoardInformation of Cogress, Lost and Found items... will be displayed on the Information Board, located in the Registration & Information Area.

Congress BagThe first floor – A1 Building - HMU

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Restaurant (Hapro)In the congress venue, a restaurant name Hapro is open everyday.It is located in the back yard A1 Building, Hanoi Medical University and open from 8:00 to 20:00

Press RoomThe press room is available during the congress and is located in No 211 Room, second floor, A1 Building

Internet cornerFree internet access is available in room No 317, 3rd floor, A1 Building

Congress RegulationSmoking is prohibited in the congress venueMobile phones must be switched on silence or vibration mode during oral sessions.No photography and/or recording is allowed in any sessions.

Opening CeremonyAll registrants and accompanying persons are invited to Opening Ceremony

Date: November-25Time: 14:00-18:00Place: Hanoi Opera House01 Trang Tien Str., Hoan Kiem Dist., Ha Noi.

Gala DinerDate: November-27Time: Starting from 19:00Place: Ly Club Restaurant, 04 Le Phung Hieu Str., Hoan Kiem Dist., Ha Noi.

Closing CeremonyDate: November-28Time: 12:00Place: Hanoi Medical University01 Ton That Tung Str., Dong Da Dist., Ha Noi

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SPONSORS

Hanoi Medical University

International Cleft Lip and Palate Foudation

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HanoiThe oldest and one of the most attractive capital cities in Southeast Asia, Hanoi exudes a rare sense of gracious charm and timelessness. At its core exists a 600-year-old ancient quarter, augmented by a century-old colonial city. Today, the rich cultural heritage of both blends in perfect harmony with growing modernization, as Hanoi claims its position as the heart of Vietnam.  

Hanoi has long history of the process, many cultural architecture, historical celebrities. Hanoi is the attraction of international tourists in Vietnam by the largest ancient look, even depression elegance and beauty in city of thousands of potential in this culture.

Hanoi Medical UniversityHanoi Medical University (HMU) (Vietnamese: Đại học Y Hà Nội, French:Université de médecine de Hanoï) is the oldest university of Vietnam located in Hanoi. HMU was founded in 1902 by French during the French colonisation under the name Indochina Medical College.Hanoi Medical University, one of the leading universities in Vietnam with a history of more than one hundred years, strives continuously to improve human health by reaching excellence in health pro-fessionals training, in science and technology, and in providing senior experts for the health sector.

TimeTime and date for cities in Vietnam, including Hanoi: Time zone is Indochina Time (ICT).

GENERAL INFORMATION

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ClimateAlthough Vietnam lies entirely within the tropics, the Vietnam’s climate surprisingly varies from region to region with the annual average temperature from 22ºC to 27ºC because of its topography.In the North, it is the weather of four different seasons in a year: Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Win-ter. Spring lasts from February to April with warm weather. In Spring, it is characterized by fine drizzle that helps plants grow fast and flowers bloom brightly. Summer lasts from May to August with hot and showery weather. The sun shines almost days. And there are sometimes sudden thundershow-ers that make summer less hot and become cooler. Autumn lasts from September to November with cool air, and dry and lightly windy weather. It can be said that it is the most beautiful season in a year with yellow leaves falling on the streets and yellow bright shines in day time although sometimes typhoons threaten life and agriculture in the country. Winter lasts from November to January with cold and dry weather. It is the coldest season in a year.Hanoi in November, the average temperature varies from 18oC to 25 oC.

ElectricityThe voltage in Vietnam is 220V. Standard socket accepts a 2 round pins plug without a ground pin; but 2 flat blades and sockets can be used. Adapters are readily available for purchase or hotels can provide for your convenience.

Tipping and Consumer TaxTipping is not practiced in Vietnam. Some restaurants and hotels include a services charge in the bill that you pay. Some shops place a tray near the cash register, this is for you to make your payment and for the change and receipt to be passed back to you, it is not a request for a tip. Vietnam has a 10% consumer tax.

Currency exchangeThe currency in Vietnam is the Đồng.You can exchange currencies at international Airport and some of the large Hotels.Cash is the most widely accepted method of payment.

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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMTuesday, November 26

Place: Grand hall9:00-10:20

Plenary session 1

PS1-K1 Spectrum of Tessier’s Cleft Rehabilitation in Developing CountrySM Balaji, India

PS1-K2 Encephalocoele management in South East AsiaRichard Lewandowski, Australia

Surgery 1 Place: Grand hall10:40-12:00

Chairs: Tsuyoshi Takato, Richard Lewandowski

PS-S1-01 Surgical technique in Primary lip/Nose RepairKenneth E. Salyer, USA

PS-S1-02 Treatment of cleft lip nasal deformity-from birth to adultTsuyoshi Takato, Japan

PS-S1-03Correction of cleft jaw deformities: conventional orthognathic surgery and distraction osteogenesisJong-Ryoul Kim, Korea

PS-S1-04 Management of the Adult Cleft Patient: The Last ChanceMohammad Amin, Pakistan

PS-S1-05 Study on soft tissue defect form in complete secondary bony cleft patients Xia Zhou, China

Speech 1 Hall No1 (3rd floor A1)10:40-12:00

Chairs: Toko Hayakawa, Sue Woodward

PS-ST1-01Planning treatment beyond surgical intervention for children with cleft lip and palate in VietnamJanella Christie, James Lucas, Australia

PS-ST1-02 Investigation of congenital anomalies associated with cleft lip and/or palateSayaka Inoue, Japan

PS-ST1-03 Speech therapy for Vietnamese speaking children with cleft lip and palateHoang Oanh Nguyen, Vietnam

PS-ST1-04The relationship between the oral language development and restoration of velopharyngeal closure function in Chinese toddler with repaired cleft palateJing Qian, China

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Orthodontics 1 International Meeting room, 3rd floor, A1 Building10:40-12:00

Chairs: Jean-Charles Doucet, Ronald R. Hathaway

PS-O1-01

Orthodontic burden of care for patients born with a complete uni-lateral cleft of the lip and palate: the difference between orthodon-tic-only and combined orthodontic-orthognathic treatmentGeorges Herzog, Switzerland

PS-O1-02 Orthodontic treatment of cleft palate Martin Romero Maroto, Spain

PS-O1-03 Pre and Post-surgical Orthodontic Treatment in the CLP patients Hyoung-Seon Baik, Korea

Hall No 1, 3rd floor, A1 Building13:00-14:45

Chairs: Etoile Leblanc, Richard Quing

SL-ST-01 Speech therapy for cleft palate speech in JapanToko Hayakawa, Japan

SL-ST-02Speech Outcomes of Early Palatal Repair With or Without Intravelar Veloplasty in Children With Complete Unilateral Cleft Lip and PalateJean-Charles Doucet, Canada

SL-ST-03Speech therapy in Vietnam: capacity building by developing educa-tional programesSue Woodward, Australia

SL-ST-04Experiences on training of Speech therapists assistants network in VietnamVu Thi Bich Hanh, Vietnam

State-of-the-Art Lectures Surgery

Place: Grand hall13:00-14:45

Chairs: Kenneth Salyer, Tran Thiet Son

SL-S1 Completion of Cleft TreatmenRichard Lewandowski, Australia

SL-S2Interdisciplinary Approach in Treatment of children with congenital bilateral cleft lip and palateAdil Mamedov, Russia

SL-S3 A new technique for surgical distraction osteogenesisRonald R. Hathaway, USA

State-of-the-Art Lectures: SPEECH THERAPY

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Tuesday, November 26

Symposium: Orthodontics

International Meeting room, 3rd floor, A1 Building13:10-14:45

Chairs: Georges Herzog , Martin Romero Maroto

SO-01 Toward the minimum orthodontic intervention in CLP patientsNaoto Suda, Japan

SO-023D analysis of alveolar changes with presurgical nasoalveolar molding in Guangxi Lee Hongyi, Kuang Hai, China

SO-03 Orthodontic treatment for cleft palate patient in Vietnam-Cuba HospitalHai Pham Nhu, Vietnam

Surgery 2 Place: Grand hall15:10-17:30

Chairs: Adil Mamedov, Truong Manh Dung

PS-S2-01 Cleft lip and nose reconstruction in unilateral cleft lip and palateNasser Nadjmi, Belgium

PS-S2-02Velopharyngeal function following primary palatoplasty in Mongolia: Relevance of age at repair, cleft type, and surgical techniquesAyanga G., Mongolia

PS-S2-03 Primary septoplastic in unilateral cleft lip and palate patientsArnulf Baumann, Austria

PS-S2-04Improving Treatment Results for Facial Cleft Patients at the Philippine General HospitalBernard Tansipek, the Philippines

PS-S2-05Usefulness of deepithelialized oral vestibular flap (boot flap) for treat-ment of free border deformities after unilateral cleft lip surgeryYuka Shigemura, Japan

PS-S2-06Corrective surgery of the unilateral cleft lip nasal deformity using costal cartilageSeung-Won Chung, Korea

PS-S2-07Premaxillary Osteotomy in team approach of bilateral cleft lip and palate Yanng Li, Lian Ma & Biao Yi, China

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Speech 2 Hall No 1, 3rd floor, A1 Building15:10-17:30

Chairs: Janella Christie, Vu Thi Bich Hanh

PS-ST2-01 Speech therapy for cleft palate speech combined with the talent develop-ment-research on the actual situationToko Hayakawa, Japan

PS-ST2-02A retrospective cohort study evaluating speech outcomes in Filippino patients with non-syndromic cleft palate who underwent late primary palate repair in a tertiary craniofacial center from 2003-2011Richard Quing & Bernard Tansipek, The Philippines

PS-ST2-03 Research on otitis media serosa and intervention on cleft palate childrenLuong Thi Minh Huong, Le Cong Dinh, Vietnam

PS-ST2-04Comparison of speech outcome in English and Filippino languages after palatoplasty with primary pharyngeal flap versus palatoplasty alone among teenage to young adult patients George Byron Ferrer, The Philippines

PS-ST2-05 Speech therapy management of a child with a repaired cleft lip and palateHoang Van Quyen, Vietnam

PS-ST2-06 Results of speech therapy intervention for children with CLP post operatedMartin Romeo Maroto, Spain

Orthodontics 2 International Meeting room, 3rd floor, A1 Building15:10-17:30

Chairs: Naoto Suda, Jonathan Hammond, Mai Dinh Hung

PS-O2-01Unilateral cleft of the lip and palate: the difference between orthodon-tic-only and combined orthodontic-orthognathicGeorges Herzog, Switzerland

PS-O2-02 Craniofacial OrthodonticsProf Ronald R. Hathaway, USA

EL-O-01 Update on the functional approach for cleft patientJean-Charles Doucet, Canada

PS-02-03Influence of pre-surgical orthodontics on the profile in patients with cleft lip and palate after orthognathic surgeryYilin Jia, Lian Ma, China

PS-02-04 Roles of Orthodontists in CLP Care Somchai Satravaha, Thailand

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Plenary session 2 Grand hall9:00-10:20

PS2-K1 Reconstruction of the TMJ – Options and considerationsBenjamin Davis, Canada

PS2-K2Overview on distraction osteogenesis and application for reconstruc-tion of secondary cleft maxillary skeletal deformities Reha Kisnisci, Turkey

Surgery 3 Grand hall10:35-12:35

Chairs: Rizk Girgis, Le Van Son

PS-S3-01 Cleft Palate Outcomes ResearchProf Ronald R. Hathaway, USA

PS-S3-02 Clinical research on immediate implant placement in our clinicYasuhiro Sakamoto, Japan

PS-S3-03Variations in integrated orthodontic and surgical treatment planning of cleft patientsHoang Tuan Anh, Vietnam

PS-S3-04Volunteer medical service for cleft lip and palate patients in Tam Ky, Vietnam 2013Seung-Won Chung, Korea

PS-S3-05 Minimizing rotation in unilateral cleft lip repairSamuel Mhando, Indonesia

Wednesday, November 27

Hall No1 (3rd floor A1)10:40-12:00

Chairs: The Hung BUI, Tran Duc Phan

PS-AE-01Transforming growth factor 3 gene ApoI polymorphism associated with non syndromic cleft palate only (NS CPO) among Indonesian patientsSaskia Lenggogeni Nasroen, Indonesia

PS-AE-02Genetic screening and syndromic diagnosis of cleft palate children in Sri Lanka LBL Prabodha, Sri Lanka

Educational Lecture

EL-AE-01Primary Cleft Palate: Anatomical Considerations and Our Surgical ApproachReha Kisnisci, Turkey

Abnormal Embryological Development and Prenatal Diagnosis

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Wednesday, November 27

SYMPOSIUM : Surgery technique

Grand hall13:35-15:00

Chairs: Nasser Nadjmi, Tran Thiet Son

SST-01Complications following the placement of reconstruction plates with condylar extensionsBR Davis, AD Morrison, Canada

SST-02 Implant treatment for a cleft patientsSatoru Shintani, Japan

SST-03 Reconstruction of facial cleftLe Van Son, Vietnam

SST-04 Treatment of cleft lip & palate: surgical considerationNasser Nadjmi, Belgium

Hall No1 (3rd floor A1)13:00-14:30

Chairs: Tran Duc Phan, The Hung Bui

SL-AE-01Structural and chromosomal defects in oral clefts: What and when is prenatal genetic testing indicated? The Hung BUI, Sweden

SL-AE-02 New Neonatal Classification of Unilateral Cleft Lip and PalateJean-Charles Doucet, Canada

Educational Lecture

EL-AE-02 The Evolving Role of Stem Cells in Cranio-maxillofacial Regeneration Sandor , Finland

State-of-the-Art Lectures: Abnormal embryo-logical development and prenatal diagnosis

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Surgery 4 Grand hall15:15-17:15

Chairs: Arnulf Baumann, Pham Nhu Hai

PS-S4-01Preliminary experience with dynamic naso-alveolar molding at the University of Oulu, FinlandGyorgy K Sandor, Finland

PS-S4-02Velopharyngeal function following Mongol method for primary palatoplasty: Preliminary reportErdenetsogt J., Mongolia

PS-S4-03Two-stage palatoplasty using a modified furlow procedure and preliminary reports on trans-oral robotic cleft surgery (TORCS)Nasser Nadjmi, Belgium

PS-S4-04The condition of surgical treatment of cleft lip and palate at the Cleft center of Hue National HospitalNguyen Van Minh, Vietnam

PS-S4-05 Challenges in Cleft care in the Philippine General HospitalBernard Tansipek, the Philippines

PS-S4-06Evaluation of wound healing and esthetic scar after unilateral cleft repair using adhesive tissue glue-Dermabond in Vietnam-Cuba hospitalCong Do Van, Vietnam

PS-S4-07Prospective Evaluation of the Effect of the Presence of Third Molars During Sagittal Split OsteotomiesArchie Morrison, Canada

Wednesday, November 27

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Prevention Hall No1 (3rd floor A1)15:00-17:00

Chairs: CE Gregoire, Jonald Nadal

PS-PR-01First trimester stress and oral clefts: A population-based case-control study in NorwayHildur Skuladotir, Norway

PS-PR-02Assessment of the dental and oral health status in Thua Thien Hue children with cleft lip and/or palateNguyen Van Minh, Vietnam

PS-PR-03 Maternal risk factor for cleft lip with or without cleft palate in the PhilippinesJonald Nadal, the Philippines

PS-PR-04 First trimester corticosteroid use and the risk of oral clefts in NorwayHildur Skuladottir, Norway

PS-PR-05Retrospective Analysis of Post-Operative Infection Following Orthognathic SurgeryCE Gregoire, Canada

PS-PR-06Stress & psychological trauma following prenatal diagnosis of a facial cleft: the benefit of early interventionJosee Despars, G. Herzog, J. Hohlfeld; Switzerland

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Plenary session 3

Grand hall9:30-10:20

Keynotes

PS3-K1 Surgical treatment for an oblique facial cleftYoshihide Mori, Japan

PS3-K2Cleft lip and palate treatment and management based on life stages at Nagasaki University HospitalNoriaki Yoshida, Japan

Thursday, November 28

Plenary session 4

Grand hall12:00-13:00

PS4-01 ICPF2014 workshop (Ariunttuul Garidkhuu, next congress chair person Mongolia

Closing Ceremony

SURGERY 5 Grand hall10:40 - 12:00

Chairs: Curtis Gregoire, Le Van Son

PS-S5-01

Surgical technique for the reconstruction of dynamic velopharyngeal function in postoncologic fully palate defect, that would be useful for the treatment of severe palatal cleftTakashi Nuri, Japan

PS-S5-02Deepithelialized oral vestibular flap (boots flap) to correct “Whistiling lip” deformity after bilateral cleft lip surgeryHiroyuki Iwanaga, Japan

PS-S5-03Pediatric and pediatric surgery approach to congenital anomaliesTran Thiet Son, Vietnam

PS-S5-04

Secondary deformity including final touches as well as dentoalveolar aesthetics Marketa Duskova, Czech

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26-P01: A clinical trial case of Bloch-Sulzberger syndrome accompanied by cleft lip and palateKunihiko Nojima, Japan

26-P02: Our experience of medical aid project for patients with cleft lip and/or palate in Ninh Binh province, VietnamKatsuhiro Minami, Japan

26-P03: The mechanism of cleft palate after palatal fusionHideto Imura,Japan

26-P04: A epidemiology study for the transition of congenital anomalies at Nguyen Dinh Chieu Hospital in Ben Tre, Vietnam Kumiko Fujiwara, Japan

26-P05: Orthognathic surgery in Crouzon syndrome: a case reportHiroyuki Nakano, Japan

26-P06: Dental occlusion after orthodontic treatment in patients with unilateral cleft lip and palateTeruo Sakamoto, Japan

26-P07: A report of the JCPF nursing activity-mission of transfer the medical techniques by JCPF in Ben Tre province, VietnamHarumi Ejiri, Japan

26-P08: Robin Sequence - A late DiagnosisRita Azenha Cardoso, Portugal

26-P09: Gorlin-Goltz syndrome with familial tattern associated with cleft lip and palate: case reportTsukasa Tsuji, Japan

26-P10: Pilot study of Piezo-harvesting at the Anterior illiac crest to improve alveolar bone graftingLeena Ylikontiola, Finland

26-P11: Three dimensional analysis on alveolar cleft after presurgical infant orthopedics and gingivoperiosteoplasty in unilateral cleft lip and palate childrenMikiko Mano, Japan

26-P12: Nasoalveolar molding applicance (NAM) in the treatment of bilateral cleft lip and palateDang Trieu Hung, Dang Thi Thu Hoai, Nguyen Van Ky, Vietnam

26-P13: A case of complex facial clefts (Tessier No.2, 12 on right, 3,11,5 on left) treated with staged-tissue expansionYuki Hayashi, Japan

3rd floor HallPOSTER PRESENTATION

Tuesday, November 26

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TOUR AND TRAVEL

Below is a list of the interesting things to see & do that you may wish to see whilst during stay in Hanoi.

One Pillar Pagoda: Heirless King Ly Thai To dreamt that the Goddess of Mercy, sitting on a lotus flower, handed him a male child. Shortly thereafter he met a peasant girl who bore him a son and heir to the throne. In 1049 to ex-press his gratitude to the goddess, he built a wooden pagoda on a single stone pillar rising out of a pond to represent the pure lotus blos-som (the pagoda) rising out of a sea of sorrow.

Old Quarter & Dong Xuan Market: The Old Quarter is bounded by Hoan Kiem Lake, the Citadel, Dong Xuan Market and the Red Riv-er. The area was designated the commercial district when Hanoi was first planned and is where the original 36 artisans and merchants guilds conducted business and lived. Its busy streets bustling with shops and activity still re-call the Hanoi of old.

Sword lake (Hoan Kiem Lake or Ho Guom): Hoan Kiem Lake is located in the heart of the city, a pleasant lake lined with old trees, many of them bent gracefully over the water. Le Loi was a common fisherman who discovered a magical sword that helped him become the heroic Vietnamese military gen-eral who defeated the Chinese Ming invaders in the early 1400s. He eventually became the Emperor Le Thai To of Vietnam. It is said that the sword was taken from him while he was boating on the lake by a golden tortoise that returned it to its divine owners, thus giving the lake its name “Lake of the Restored Sword”

Temple of Literature (Van Mieu): A very interesting destination in Hanoi is the Temple of Literature. Established in the 11th century, it enjoys the distinction of being the first uni-versity in the world and came into existence a few years after the Norman Conquest and well before the English language originated.

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Nearby Towns

Detail on website: icpf2013.vn

Ha Long Bay is not only one of the world’s seven natural wonders, but also the most beautiful destination of Vietnam. The bay features more than one thousand awesome limestone karsts, islets and islands of various sizes and shapes.

Tam Coc (three caves) is a three-hour excur-sion by small boat along the Ngo Dong River, beginning at Van Lam village and proceeding through a scenic landscape dominated by rice fields and karst towers.

Sapa is an incredibly beautiful village that lies on the Hoang Lien Son mountain. The town once was the French Hill Station for the amaz-ing scenery and special climate

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