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XVIII Congress of theEuropean Association for

Cranio-Maxillofacial Surgery

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third announcement and call for papers

Barcelona is located on the coast and bounded by the Collserola ridge and rivers Besosand Llobregat. The city is less than 150 kilometres from the Pyrenees. Barcelona's locationon the shores of the Mediterranean means that it enjoys a warm, welcoming climate andpleasant temperatures all year round. Rainfall is occasionally heavy, with levels of around1.000mm per year. This helps to maintain the many green areas around the city.

Barcelona is the city of marvels. The old town, comprising the Gothic Quarter, the Riberaand Raval districts, and famed for its historical monuments, narrow streets and bohemianatmosphere, is a perfect place for a stroll. A wander through the maze of streets is essentialin order to understand the different periods in the history of Barcelona and to admire itsfinest monuments: traces of the Roman wall glimpsed between well-preserved Gothicbuildings, the remains of the Jewish Quarter, witnesses to the industrial expansion of the19th century and the design of the 20th. Musicians in the medieval streets provide theideal accompaniment. The city also has the biggest selection of modernist architecture:a genuine open-air museum. Most of the buildings, built in this unique style, are in theEixample, a district planned in 1860 by the engineer Ildefons Cerdà which constitutes aunique model of European urban planning. The Sagrada Família, the Casa Batlló, the CasaAmatller and the Casa Milà are some examples of this.

Barcelona is the only European capital with over four kilometres of beaches where youcan enjoy the most modern amenities, the beaches are not far form Barcelona's historicaland cultural landmarks, and they have opened up our modern and cosmopolitan city tothe sea. Today, the Olympic Harbour and the old port, the Port Vell, are some of the mainmeeting places, with many bars, restaurants, shops and recreational areas. Barcelona is,without a doubt, a city of marvels: on foot, by bicycle or bus, it is a magnificent spectaclewhich you should not miss.

Barcelona is known throughout the world as a cultural city, with an important heritage anda permanent and exciting range of activities on offer. It is a city of renowned architecturalinterest, from its Roman walls to the new urban planning schemes of the eighties. Particularhighlights are its modernist heritage and contemporary architecture. Over 40 museums:monographic art collections such as the Museu Picasso, the Fundació Joan Miró and theFundació Antoni Tàpies which hold permanent exhibitions of works by the artists as wellas temporary shows; the world's finest collection of Romanesque art at the Museu Nacionald'Art de Catalunya; temporary exhibitions of contemporary art at the Museu d'ArtContemporani de Barcelona - MACBA; and numerous art galleries.

Barcelona is famed for the wide variety of its musical events. From classical music, operaand ballet, through jazz, flamenco, pop and rock, to the most innovative festivals. In 1999the city regained its opera house, the Gran Teatre del Liceu, and opened the Auditori witha programme featuring the most diverse genres and musical styles. In addition to thesemusical events we find those of the Palau de la Música Catalana, a jewel of modernistarchitecture.

For more information about Barcelona, visit www.barcelonaturisme.com

Welcome to Barcelona

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Welcome letter

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Dear Friends and Colleagues,

On behalf of the Organizing Committee, it is my great pleasure to welcome you

to Barcelona and to the 18th Congress of the European Association for Cranio-

Maxillofacial Surgery.

The Scientific Committee is working to set up an outstanding program with

symposiums, state of the art conferences, panels, controversies and masterclasses

covering the whole field of cranio-maxillofacial surgery. Experts in reconstruction

oral cancer, implant surgery, orthognatic surgery, rhinoplasty will share their experience and bring up-to-

date and didactic information in this rapidly evolving field.

The congress venue is very spacious with a large conference hall and smaller halls. The site is well placed

in the city with several hotels within walking distance and easy access to the Underground and Bus services.

Barcelona’s public transport is efficient and fairly cheap. Taxi service is found everywhere and 10 Euros

will take you from the periphery to the centre of town. We will try our best to ensure that the congress’

social events keep up the high standard attained in previous occasions.

We would like to give a special welcome to our Guest Societies which has accepted to be our guests in

our congress. We would also like to express our thanks to the industries attending the meeting for their

generous support and especially to the Gold and Silver Sponsor companies.

We hope that you will enjoy the Congress and that your interaction with your colleagues from many different

countries will stimulate a creative exchange of ideas and will be personally rewarding. We also hope and

trust that you will enjoy your visit to the very beautiful city of Barcelona in September 2006.

We look forward to seeing you in Barcelona.

Sincerely yours,

Guillermo Raspall, MD; DMD

President EACMFS 2006

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Executive committeeChair:Guillermo Raspall

Members:Julio AceroMiguel BurgueñoJavier González-LagunasJuan Antonio HuetoJosé Ignacio Salmerón

Scientific committeePresident:Juan Sebastián López-Arranz

Vicepresident:Carlos Navarro Vila

Secretary:Javier González LagunasJuan Antonio Hueto

Members:Johan AbeloosLambert G.M. de BontGabriel FortezaManlio GaliéJosé Luis GutiérrezFederico Hernández AlfaroJosé IriartePaul JohnsonLuis María JunqueraSantiago LlorenteJose Luis López CedrúnAntoni MaríRafael Martín GranizoFlorencio MonjeAntoni MonnerJoaquim ObwegeserGregorio Sánchez AnicetoSylvie TestelinAntonio ValienteJuan Carlos de VicenteJörg Wiltfang

General information

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Chair coordinator EACMFS 2006Prof. Dr. Guillermo Raspall, MD; DMD

Association Secretariat —New address!!—EACMFS SecretariatPo Box 85 – MidhurstWest Sussex – GU29 9WS Great BritainPhone: + 44 1730 810951Fax + 44 1730 812042E-mail: [email protected]

EBOMFS AssessmentBarcelona, Spainwww.ebomfs.nete-mail: [email protected]

Technical SecretariatTorres PardoDiputación, 401 - 08013 Barcelona - SpainPhone: +34 93 246 35 66Fax +34 93 231 79 72Miss Meritxell VelázquezE-mail: [email protected]

Official Travel AgencyViajes El Corte InglésCalle Princesa, 47 - 5ª planta28008 Madrid - SpainPhone: +34 91 204 26 00Fax +34 91 547 88 87E-mail: [email protected]

Meeting venuePalacio de Congresos - Fira de BarcelonaAvda. María Cristina, s/n08004 Barcelona - Spainwww.firabcn.es

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Dates to remember for EACMFS2006Deadline for abstract submission April 1st, 2006Notification of acceptance/rejection May 15th, 2006Deadline for registration of presenting authors June 15th, 2006Deadline for early registration June 1st, 2006Deadline for refunds after cancellation before July 15th, 2006No refund after July 15th, 2006On Site registration after September 1st, 2006

Registration fees EARLY UNTIL LATE UNTIL ON-SITE

June 1, 2006 September 1, 2006

EACMFS members 450 € 500 € 550 €Non members 550 € 600 € 650 €EACMFS trainees members 250 € 300 € 350 €Trainees non members 300 € 350 € 400 €Friday registration for Dentist* 150 € 150 € 150 €Masterclass 50 € 50 € 50 €Accompanying persons 75 € 85 € 95 €Deadline for early registration of presenting authors: June 15th, 2006Masterclasses are limited to 50 people per class. The registration fee for participant includes participation in scientific session (exceptmasterclasses), congress bag with programme and abstract book, Opening Ceremony and Welcome Cocktail, working lunch, coffee breaksand access to industrial exhibition. The registration fee for accompanying persons includes Opening Ceremony and Welcome Cocktail andaccess to industrial exhibition.* Professional identification required. The friday registration for dentist includes participation in scientific sessions, congress bag with

programme, working lunch, coffee break and access to industrial exhibition.

Certificate of attendanceConfirmations of attendance will be issued atthe registration desk.

Coffee breaksDuring the session breaks refreshments(coffee, tea, water) are being served free ofcharge to participants wearing name badges.

Companies exhibitionA large trade exhibition of medical and surgicalequipment, pharmaceutical products andbooks will be staged adjacent to the ConferencePlenary Sessions. Access to the exhibition isfree for participants and registeredaccompanying persons.

ChangesThe organisers reserve the right to adjust orchange the programme as necessary.

Guest societiesDelegates belonging to our guest societies–ASMS and JSOMS– will have the samefinancial considerations as EACMFS members.

Insurance and liabilityIn registering for the EACMFS 2006 participantsagree that neither the congress nor the EuropeanAssociation for Cranio-maxillofacial Surgeryassume any liability whatsoever. Participants arerequested to make their own arrangements inrespect of health and travel insurance.

Official letters of invitationTo the Congress will be issued upon request.However, this invitation implies no obligation,financial or other, of the congress or the EuropeanAssociation for Cranio-maxillofacial Surgery.

Official languageThe official congress language is English.No simultaneous translation will be available.

Smoking policyThe Organising Committee has agreed that thisconference will be a NON SMOKING Congress.

Websitewww.eacmfs2006.comThis is the last printed programme that will be sent; forupdates visit our website.

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Programme at a glance

12.15 – 01.15 pm

CONTROVERSYSurgery of the aging face

08.30 – 10.30 am SYMPOSIUMFacial trauma

10.30 – 11.00 am C O F F E E B R E A K

11.00 – 11.45 am

STATE OF THE ART CONFERENCEPreprosthetic surgery11.45 – 12.30 pm

02.30 – 03.30 pm CONTROVERSYTreatment options in severely resorbed maxilla

01.30 – 02.30 pm L U N C H

03.30 – 06.30 pm

SPECIAL LECTUREFirst partial face transplantation

08.30 – 10.30 am SYMPOSIUMRhinoplasty

10.30 – 11.00 am C O F F E E B R E A K

11.00 – 12.00 am

CONTROVERSYGrowth factors in oral maxillofacial surgery

02.30 – 05.30 pm

01.30 – 02.30 pm L U N C H

MEETING WITH GUEST SOCIETY

08.30 – 10.30 am SYMPOSIUMOrthognathic surgery

10.30 – 11.00 am C O F F E E B R E A K

11.00 – 11.45 am STATE OF THE ART CONFERENCECraniofacial distraction

12.00 – 01.00 pm CONTROVERSYBSSO vs distraction in skeletal Class 2

02.30 – 05.30 pm SPECIAL FORUMAdvanced implant surgery

01.30 – 02.30 pm L U N C H

Hall 7 Hall 3 Hall 5 Hall 6

07.30 – 08.30 am

08.30 – 10.30 amSYMPOSIUM

Reconstruction in oral cancer

MasterclassMasterclassMasterclass

10.30 – 11.00 am C O F F E E B R E A K

11.00 – 11.45 am STATE OF THE ART CONFERENCEOral cancer

12.00 – 01.00 pmSTATE OF THE ART CONFERENCE

Management of malignant salivary gland tumors

02.30 – 03.30 pm STATE OF THE ART CONFERENCEThe third molar controversy

01.00 – 02.30 pm L U N C H

04.00 – 06.00 pm OPENING CEREMONY

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05.30 pm GENERAL ASSEMBLY

01.00 – 01.30 pm CLOSING AND AWARDS CEREMONY


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Masterclasses

Tuesday, September 12

HALL 3 1. Avoiding surprises in bimaxillary orthognathic surgeryE. Ellis

HALL 5 2. Neck dissectionJ. Shah

HALL 6 3. Parapharyngeal tumoursK. Olsen

HALL 8 4. Cleft surgeryM. Ehrenfeld

Wednesday, September 13

HALL 3 5. Facial asymmetryE. Sessenna

HALL 5 6. Grafts in rhinoplastyG. Aiach

HALL 6 7. Resorbable materials in craniofacial and orthognathic surgeryB. Eppley

HALL 8 8. Salivary glands tumoursJ. Acero

Thursday, September 14

HALL 3 9. High Lefort I osteotomyE.E. Keller

HALL 5 10. Bioresorbable materials in orbital reconstructionC. Lindqvist

HALL 6 11. An evolving perspective on open reduction of condylar fracturesB. Eppley

HALL 8 12. Head and neck reconstructionThe American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons (ASMS)

Friday, September 15

HALL 3 13. Vascular tumours of the head and neckI. Jackson

HALL 5 14. Skull base surgeryT. Lizuka

HALL 6 15. Orbital surgeryL. Clauser

HALL 8 16. Surgical management of obstructive sleep apneaD. Kademani

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Scientific programme


HALLS 07.30 - 08.30 am MASTERCLASSES3 - 5 - 6 - 8

HALL 7 08.30 - 10.30 am SYMPOSIUMRECONSTRUCTION IN ORAL CANCERChairmen: B. Devauchelle - I. Martin

Role of regional and local flaps in reconstructive surgery of the faceE.D. VaughanReconstruction of the middle third of the faceC. NavarroMicrovascular reconstruction of the midface and skull baseR. SchmelzeisenSecondary mandibular reconstructionE. SessenaTissue engineering in reconstructive surgery of the facial skeletonH. Schliephacke

HALLS 08.30 - 10.30 am Free Papers3 - 5 - 6 - 8

EXHIBITION 10.30 - 11.00 am Coffee breakAREA

HALL 7 11.00 - 11.45 am STATE OF THE ART CONFERENCEORAL CANCERJ. Shah

HALLS 11.00 - 01.30 pm Free Papers3 - 5 - 6 - 8

HALL 7 12.00 - 01.00 pm STATE OF THE ART CONFERENCEMANAGEMENT OF MALIGNANT SALIVARY GLAND TUMORSK. Olsen

01.30 - 02.30 pm Lunch

HALL 7 02.30 - 03.30 pm STATE OF THE ART CONFERENCETHE THIRD MOLAR CONTROVERSYJ. Lowry


HALL 7 04.00 - 06.00 pm OPENING CEREMONY

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HALL 7 08.30 - 10.30 am SYMPOSIUM. FACIAL TRAUMAChairman: G. Sánchez Aniceto - U. Joos

Late functional outcome of condylar fractures and its implications in treatmentE. EllisTopic to be confirmedM. EhrenfeldMandibular fractures in elder patientsK. GrätzFacial trauma in childrenCh. Lindqvist



HALL 7 11.00 - 11.45 am SPECIAL LECTURE. FIRST PARTIAL FACE TRANSPLANTATIONS. Testelin, B. Devauchelle


HALL 7 11.45 - 12.30 pm STATE OF THE ART CONFERENCE. PREPROSTHETIC SURGERYJ.F. Tulasne

01.30 - 02.30 pm Lunch

HALL 7 02.30 - 03.30 pm CONTROVERSY. TREATMENT OPTIONS IN SEVERELY RESORBED MAXILLAChairmen: F. Hernández-Alfaro - A. ClaveroSpeakers: E. Keller - K.E. Kahnberg


HALL 7 03.30 - 06.30 pm MEETING WITH GUEST SOCIETY - ASMS(The American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons)SECONDARY CLEFT SURGERYChairmen: M. Sadove - P. Ward-Booth

Speakers: R. Brusati K. GundlachG. Evans M. SadoveS. Thaller

ROOM 5 03.30 - 05.30 pm SYMPOSIUM.

ROOM 6 03.30 - 05.30 pm SYMPOSIUM.THE RAPID TECHNOLOGY EVOLUTION IN IMPLANT DENTISTRY

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HALL 7 08.30 - 10.30 am SYMPOSIUM. RHINOPLASTYChairman: R. Brusati - G. Raspall

Tip management with open rhinoplastyG. AiachSecondary rhinoplasty in cleft patientsB. Eppley JrNasal augmentation in complex cases (Non cleft)I. JacksonThe dorsum – tip relationship in closed rhinoplastyF. MolinaRhinoplasty and facial osteotomiesS. Schendel



HALL 7 11.00 - 12.00 m CONTROVERSY. SURGERY OF THE AGING FACEChairmen: M. Burgueño - G. EvansSpeakers: J. de Benito - H. Sailer


HALL 7 12.15 - 01.15 pm CONTROVERSY. GROWTH FACTORS IN ORAL MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERYChairman: P.A. Johnson - E.E. KellerSpeakers: R. Marx - H. Schliephake

01.30 - 02.30 pm Lunch

HALL 7 02.30 - 05.30 pm MEETING WITH GUEST SOCIETY - JSOMS(The Japanese Society of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons).TMJ SURGERYChairmen: K. Kurita - F. MonjeSpeakers: K. Kakudo - Y. Hamada - R.W. Christenssen - P. Quinn


HALL 3 03.30 - 05.30 pm SYMPOSIUM.




HALL 7 05.30 pm General Assembly

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Friday, September 15


HALL 7 08.30 - 10.30 am SYMPOSIUM. ORTHOGNATHIC SURGERYChairmen: H.L. Obwegeser - E.W. Steinhauser

Practical surgical management of transverse dento-skeletal problemsD. BloomquistTopic to be confirmedU. JoosMaxillary distraction: an alternative to orthognathic surgeryJ. ObwegeserBimaxillary advancement as aesthetic procedureM. RaffainiSoft tissue changes in maxillary surgeryP. Ward-Booth



HALL 7 11.00 - 11.45 am STATE OF THE ART CONFERENCE. CRANIOFACIAL DISTRACTIONA. Hemprich


HALL 7 12.00 - 01.00 pm CONTROVERSY. BSSO VS DISTRACTION IN SKELETAL CLASS 2Chairmen: J. Birbe - J.I. SalmerónSpeakers: D. Bloomquist - F. Molina

HALL 7 01.00 - 01.30 pm CLOSING AND AWARDS CEREMONY

01.30 - 02.30 pm Lunch

HALL 7 02.30 - 05.30 pm SPECIAL FORUM. ADVANCED IMPLANT SURGERYChairmen: J. Baladrón - H. Thuau

Bone grafts in the esthetic zoneM. BlockAdvanced implant surgeries in compromised bone situationsK.E. KahnbergNew surgical perspectives in papilla regenerationD. TarnowReconstruction with cortical bone graftsJ.F. TulasneOsteodistraction versus hip grafting in advanced implant surgeryJ.E. Zöller


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EACMFS Trainees meeting

Monday, September 11 - Congress Hall - Hall 5

ERROR AVOIDANCE IN ORAL AND MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY

Organizing committee: Garrett BradyJavier MarequeKrisztian NagyJuan Rey

Julio AceroJavier González

Scientific programme:

12.00 - 12.20 pm Opening act.Opening lecture: Error avoidance and quality of careJ. Lowry

12.20 - 14.20 pm Error avoidance in maxillo-facial trauma treatment A. Creanga

Head and neck oncologyD. MitchellImmediate and late complications of the sinus graft operationsM. RobionyRhinoplastyM. Burgueño

16.00 - 17.15 pm Craniofacial surgeryL. ClauserError avoidance in reconstructive surgeryS. TestelinOrthognathic surgeryB. Eppley

17.15 - 17.30 pm Closing lectureEducational opportunities inside EACMFSJ. Acero

17.30 - 18.30 pm Trainees meeting

20.00 pm Dinner and party

Registration fees:

1. Free attendance for residents attending the EACMFS meeting

2. Residents not attending the meeting:Member of the EACMFS 150 €Non-members 250 €

See further details in the congress registration form. This meeting is limited to 100 places.

Kindly co-sponsored by Stryker-Leibinger and W. Lorenz

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All delegates wishing to present a paper must do send their abstracts through the Congress web site. Thismeans that traditional ways of sending in abstracts (i.e. e-mail, fax, mail) have been ruled out.

This page illustrates some of the header pages on the Congress web site. The web site structure is similarto that of other congresses (presentation, scientific programme, general information, committees, etc) butfor the first time includes the possibility of sending paper abstracts online. In order to send your abstract,you must click on the “Abstract Submission” tab. However, please note that to do so you must be aregistered user. Once you have registered your name and chosen your password, you can access the“Abstract Submission” section, where you will be required to fill out the full details of the main author andany co-authors (up to a maximum of 3).

Abstracts will be limited to 250 words maximum, with a minimum of 200 words, with a tab where anysymbols can be inserted. Only text will be allowed – neither figures nor tables can be included.

In addition, main authors will have the possibility to modify the text submitted simply by inserting theirusername and password until 00.00 hrs of 2nd April 2006, since the deadline has been set for 1st April.

Abstract submission

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Sponsors

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Social programme


OPENING CEREMONY AND PRESIDENTIAL RECEPTION (included in the registration fee)The Presidential Reception will take place on Tuesday, September 12 at 06.00 pm, awelcome cocktail will be served for all registered participants and accompanying persons.


THE PENEDÉS, A DINNER BETWEEN THE GRAPES (not included in the registration fee)Witness for yourself the old tradition of winemaking working hand in hand with the verylatest technology. Learn the how, what and when of grape cultivation and harvesting. Walkamong barrels and smell the wine as its ages. Enrich and update your knowledge duringthe tour in one of the top of wine producers.


GALA DINNER (not included in the registration fee)Evening Gala at the Royal Shipyards of BarcelonaScience, art and gastronomy will be together in our evening gala dinner at one of the mostemblematic buildings in Barcelona, the Royal Shipyards of Barcelona. The Maritime Museumof Barcelona is located in the building of the Drassanes Reials (Royal Shipyards) ofBarcelona, at the foot of the mount of Montjuïc, in the area called the Port Vell (Old Port)of Barcelona. The original function of this building was to house the shipyards for theCatalan-Aragonese Crown. The Royal Shipyards of Barcelona are a unique example ofsecular Gothic architecture for maritime uses in the world, because though similar facilitiesexisted in the Mediterranean, this is the only one that has conserved the original structureand layout.

Accompanying person programmeAn accompanying person programme will available in our website

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Fira Palace 4* 193,00 € 218,00 €Avda. Rius i Taulet, 1-3 - 08004 Barcelona

AC Vilamarí 4* 160,00 € 174,00 €Vilamarí, 34-36 - 08015 Barcelona

Catalonia Barcelona Plaza 4* 143,00 € 159,00 €Plaza de España, 6-8 - 08014 Barcelona

Barceló Sants 4* 145,00 € 158,00 €Plaça dels Països Catalans, s/n - 08014 Barcelona

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AC Diplomatic 4* 210,00 € 228,00 €Pau Clarís, 122 - 08009 Barcelona

Condes de Barcelona 4* Superior room 225,00 € 254,00 €Paseo de Gracia, 73-75 - 08008 Barcelona Premium room 254,00 € 275,00 €

Majestic 5* 242,00 € 253,00 €Paseo de Gracia, 68 - 08007 Barcelona

NH Calderón 4* 180,00 € 195,00 €Rambla de Cataluña, 26 - 08007 Barcelona

HCC Taber 3* 146,00 € 172,00 €Calle Aragón, 256

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2.- BANK TRANSFER (FREE OF CHARGE) FOR:VIAJES EL CORTE INGLÉS, S.A.BANCO BILBAO VIZCAYA ARGENTARIA I.B.A.N ES97 0182 3999 3702 0066 4662SWIFT: BBVAESMMXXX Adress: Oficina Corporativa. C/ Alcalá, 16. 28014 Madrid. Spain.

Deposit and cancellation policy

GROUP PAYMENT POLICY- Payment of 1 night per room is required at the moment of the reservation.- 50% of the total accommodation payment is requiered to be paid before July 5th 2006.- The total accommodation payment is required to be paid before of August 5th 2006.

GROUP CANCELLATION POLICY- Cancellations since 10th June until 9th July, a 25% of total payment accommodation will be charged.- Cancellations since 10th July until 9th August, a 50% of total payment accommodation will be charged.- Cancellations since 10th August, no refund will be made in case of cancellation.

INDIVIDUAL CANCELLATION POLICYFull payment is required at reservation time- Free of charge until 9th June 2006- Cancellations since 10th June until 9th July, a 25% of total payment accommodation will be charged.- Cancellations since 10th July until 9th August, a 50% of total payment accommodation will be charged.- Cancellations since 10th August, no refund will be made in case of cancellation.

“The personal details included in this document are of a confidential nature. In accordance with the Organic Law 15/1999, of 13 December, the holderof this data will be able to exercise his or her right of access, rectification and cancellation on written application to Viajes El Corte Inglés, S.A.”

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Registration fees EARLY UNTIL LATE UNTIL ON-SITEJune 1, 2006 September 1, 2006

EACMFS members 450,00 € 500,00 € 550,00 €Non members 550,00 € 600,00 € 650,00 €EACMFS trainees members 250,00 € 300,00 € 350,00 €Trainees non members 300,00 € 350,00 € 400,00 €Friday registration for Dentist* 150,00 € 150,00 € 150,00 €Accompanying persons 75,00 € 85,00 € 95,00 €Deadline for early registration of presenting authors: June 15th, 2006The registration fee for participant includes participation in scientific session (except masterclasses), congress bag with programme and abstract book,Opening Ceremony and Welcome Cocktail, working lunch, coffee breaks and access to industrial exhibition. The registration fee for accompanying personsincludes Opening Ceremony and Welcome Cocktail and access to industrial exhibition.* Professional identification required. The friday registration for dentist includes participation in scientific sessions, congress bag with programme,

working lunch, coffee break and access to industrial exhibition.

MasterclassesMasterclasses are limited to 50 people per class. Each masterclass has a cost of 50 € ¤

I would like to attend masterclass number(s): This makes a total of: €

Gala dinner UNTIL September 1, 2006 ON-SITEThursday, September 14 - Royal Shipyards of Barcelona 100,00 € 110,00 €

ExcursionWednesday, September 13 - Penedés (a dinner between the grapes) 110,00 € 120,00 €

EACMFS Trainees meetingMark with a circle your case: 1. I’m attending the EACMFS meeting: free attendance

2. I’m not attending the EACMFS meeting but I’m a member of EACMFS: 150 €3. I’m not attending the EACMFS meeting and I’m not a member of EACMFS: 250 €

Although you are not attending the EACMFS meeting, fill this registration form and send it to the technical secretariat. The methodsof payment are the same appearing below.

Method of payment1. Cheque: A bank cheque made payable to the EACMFS 20062. Bank transfer to: EACMFS 2006

IBAN (International Bank Account Number): ES45 2081 0386 43 3300003734 - BIC (Bank Identifier Code): CECAESMM081Caixa Penedés - Consell de Cent, 455 08013 Barcelona, Spain

Send to the technical secretariat: Torres Pardo Diputación, 401 - 08013 Barcelona - SpainE-mail: [email protected]

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This form can also be filled out online at www.eacmfs2006.comPlease type in capital letters and write names as they are to appear on your name badge

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CANCELLATION POLICYCancellations before June 30, 2006 will be refundedup to 10% of its amount.Cancellations after June 30, 2006 will be not refunded.

“The personal details included in this document areof a confidential nature. In accordance with the OrganicLaw 15/1999, of December 13, the holder of this datawill be able to exercise his or her right of access,rectification and cancellation on written application toTorres Pardo - EACMFS2006.”

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Announcement

EBOMFS-Announcement

INTRODUCTION: The European Board of Oro-Maxillo-Facial Surgery (EBOMFS) in common with otherEuropean Boards of recognized UEMS-Specialties is conducting RQ (Recognition of Qualification) -Assessments. The European Board exists to enhance the standards of training and practice through differentmeans. Among those is the EBOMFS - Assessment, which will give the title of “Fellow of the EBOMFS “.The Assessment is voluntary and does not affect free movement of doctors in Europe.

ELIGIBILITY: Candidates for the R.Q.-Assessment must satisfy one of the three following terms.

- Recognized specialists in oral and maxillofacial surgery in one of the countries of the E.U. where the specialtyis based on a medical and dental degree.- Recognized specialists in oral and maxillofacial surgery in one of the countries of the E.U. where the specialtyis based on a medical degree.- Recognized specialists in oral and maxillofacial surgery in one of the countries of the E.U. where the specialtyis based on a dental degree, provided this specialist also holds a medical degree.

The candidate for the R.Q.-Assessment shall have been a recognized specialist in oral and maxillofacialsurgery for at least 3 years. It shall be demonstrated that he or she has effectively practised oral and maxillofacialsurgery during this period. It shall be proved that he or she has shown continuing scientific and / or continuingmedical training interest in the specialty.

STRUCTURE: The assessment will be in two parts.

1.0. Curriculum vitae and logbook in English.2.1. Multiple Choice Exam (MCQ ) in simple English.2.2. Oral Examination (interview) of the candidate.

The Oral Examination will be carried out using one out of the following four languages: English, French,German, Spanish. Exceptionally, if the candidate cannot cope with any of these four languages and do notagree with the offered suggestion should contact the Secretary General for further proposals in order to findappropriate examiners for Oral Assessment. The oral interview will last one hour and consists of two parts:

A. Questions covering the whole scope of the specialty.B. Case report. Each candidate must be ready to present three well documented personal cases: (using slides,photographs, medical imaging, casts, histology, laboratory findings etc...). Candidates who do not pass theMCQ will not be permitted to enter the Oral Examination. The Oral Examination of the assessment will beconducted by a panel of three assessors selected by the board. The chairman of each jury will be from thesame country as the candidate. The decision of the assessors will be final.

The fee for the assessment will be 400 ¤ payable with the application for the assessment. A copy of the bankdraft or a cheque must be enclosed. The fee cannot be refunded. The deadline for Application for the 2006Assessment will be the 15th of March 2006. The assessment will take place just before the XVIII EACMFSCongress in Barcelona, Spain, from Sept. 10th to Sept. 11th, 2006. Specialists wishing to take an Assessmentor wishing to obtain further instructions and application forms should contact the Secretary General ofEBOMFS, President of the Scientific Committee of EBOMFS or the national EBOMFS representatives.

Helsinki 2006 Secretary General, EBOMFS / UEMS, Dr. Risto Kontio

CONTACT INFORMATION:

Secretary General EBOMFS, Dr Risto Kontio [email protected]

President of Scientific Committee, Prof. Carlos Navarro Vila [email protected]

Website www.ebomfs.net

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Announcement

AO-CMF Symposium“Controversies in Craniomaxillofacial Trauma Management”Pre-Congress Course, XVIII Congress, EACMFS. Barcelona (Spain)

Date: September 11, 2006 (9:00 to 16:00)

Venue: HOTEL FIRA PALACE ( Salon Zafir )Av Rius i Taulet 1-3 08004 Barcelona (Spain)

Organization: Gregorio Sanchez Aniceto, MDMaxillofacial Surgery Department12 de Octubre University HospitalAv Córdoba s/n 28041 MADRID Chairman, AO-CMF Europe

e-mail: [email protected]

Course secretariat: Elvira Sanze-mail: [email protected]

Course fee: Before May 1st 150 €May 2nd – September 1st 200 €

(No on-site registration possible, prize includes working lunch and coffe breaks)

Registration: please send an e-mail with personal data (Name, surname, working institution, address) and copy of receipt/proof of payment of bank transfer to the course secretary, Elvira Sanz([email protected]). Confirmation of receipt will be sent back by e-mail.

Payment: Bank transfer to the course account (Cajamadrid Bank)IBAN (International Bank Account Number): ES89 2038 1806 5768 0000 9851BIC (Bank Identifier Code): CAHMESMMXXX

Topics: Atrophic mandible fracture treatmentOpen vs closed treatment of condyle fractures Sequencing treatment for panfacial fracturesOrbital wall reconstructionSurgical treatment of postraumatic enophtalmusMandibulo-maxillary fixation, Arch bars vs IMF screws

Panelists: Edward Ellis (Dallas, Texas, USA)Michael Ehrenfeld (Münich, Germany)Nils-Claudius Gellrich (Hanover, Germany)Robert Kellman (Syracuse, New York, USA)Sergio Martinez-Villalobos Castillo (Granada, Spain)Gregorio Sánchez Aniceto (Madrid, Spain)

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