Monday 13 October <strong>2014</strong>Room Level 3 Ballroom Level 4 Room 1 Level 4 Room 2 Level 4 Room 3 Level 4 Room 40800 – 0830 Opening Ceremony0830 – 0900 Tanner-Boswick-Vandeput PrizePresentation and LectureSessionNameModerators0900 – 1000PRESIDENTIAL PLENARY: <strong>ISBI</strong>’sCommitment to Global Burn CareRichard L. Gamelli (USA) and DavidMackie (Netherlands)David Meddings (Switzerland)Global burns: challengesand opportunitiesRajeev Ahuja (India)<strong>ISBI</strong> Partnership with Global AllianceFor Clean CookstovesMichael Serghiou (USA)Caring for the Burn-InjuredPatient – Beyond 48 Hours: FromConcept to DeliveryGretchen Carrougher (USA)Caring for the Burn-Injured Patient– Beyond 48 Hours: Evaluation andFuture Plans1000 – 1030 MORNING TEA and EXHIBITION VIEWINGSessionNameSymposium 1:New Technologies in Burn CareSymposium 2:Preparedness for burn masscasualty disasterChairperson Naiem Moiemen and Jyrki Vuola Lior Rosenberg Folke Sjoberg (Sweden)David Mackie (Netherlands)David Meddings (Switzerland)1030 – 1200Professor Steve WolfNew innovations: an overviewProfessor Paul van Zuiljen(Netherlands)Scar assessment: what is reliable?Professor Edward Tredget(Cananda)Future of scar managementProfessor Jun Wu (China)Novel wound assessmentDr Kenneth Burhop (USA)Use of stem cells with skin substitutesProfessor Steve WolfCollagen Matrix: Structure andFunction – Translating to NewOpportunitiesDr Palmer Bessey (USA)Our 9/11 experience and assessingnational facilitiesDr James Jeng (USA)The formation of a functional netDr Imrul Warsi (Bangladesh)Burn mass casualty: lesson learnedfrom the worst blaze in the historyof BangladeshDr Lior Rosenberg (Israel)Preparing for burn mass casualties1200 – 1230 Molnlycke IndustryEditorial Committee Meeting forSponsored Symposium“Burns” Journal1230 – 13001300 – 13301200 – 1330 LUNCH and EXHIBITION VIEWING. POSTER VIEWING LEVEL 4 FOYERSessionNameChairperson1330 – 1500Symposium 3:Psycho-social support forburns patientsGretchen Carrougher andDavid MackieGretchen Carrougher RN, MNIntroductions/WelcomeNicole S. Gibran, MD, FACSUse of burn-specific or generalpsychosocial measures in research:What should be used?Symposium 4: Research in Burns – AnInternational Perspective on Researchand Development in Burn CareLee CancioHajime Matsumura, MD, DMSc, FACS(Japan)Present and future research in woundhealing and skin replacementsShari Honari, RN, BSN (USA)The role of the Research Coordinatorin burnsYoung Investigators Prize Papers Free Paper Session: Research 1 Free Paper Session: Nursing &Burns Reconstruction 1866 – Shizhao Ji (China)Transplantation of cryopreservedmicronized amniotic membraneenhance diabetic wounds healing byregulate local microenvironment218 – Chuan-An Shen (China)Clinical study of repairing donor siteof thickness from cicatricial skin withauto-scalp grafting90 – Jiajun Tang (China)Effect of endothelial microparticlesgenerated by burn or LPS treatment onendothelial dysfunction383 – Mercy Negble (Ghana)Rehabilitation of burn patientsadmitted at Komfo AnokyeTeaching Hospital573 – Pablo Pase (Brazil)Amniotic membrane dressing in adeveloping country burn unit834 – Amit Mukund Mulay (India)Quality of life assessment for burnsurvivors in India214 – Zjir Rashaan (Netherlands)Non-silver treatment versus topicalsilver agents in treatment of partialthickness burn wounds in children: asystematic review and meta-analysisDavid Ahrenholz (USA)Mosutafa Elmasry (Sweden)153 – Pius Agbenorku (Ghana)Electrical burns: the trend and riskfactors in the Ghanaian population684 – Mansour Alghamdi (Australia)Epigenetic modification in keloid scars492 – Cassandra Chong (Australia)Development of a triple polymerscaffold for skin tissue engineering356 – Alvin Chua (Singapore)Evaluation of a xeno-free culturesystem to expand keratinocytesfor potential||therapeutic use insevere burns657 – Leila Cuttle (Australia)Ensuring patients receiveadequate burn first aid treatmentthrough the||public-paramedichospitalpathway949 – Robert Dinsdale(United Kingdom)Novel blood counter parameters inburn injury441 – Daria Dolotova (Russia)Decision support system in thedelivery of care to children withburn injury408 – Mohamed Eldardiri(United Kingdom)The use of Integra® and Matriderm®in combination with autologouscultured keratinocytes and fibroblastson microcarriers reduce woundcontraction in pig wound model852 – Tze Wing Wong (Hong Kong)Development and testing feasibility ofan educational DVD for the burn injurypatients and caregiversChris Parker (Australia)Gretchen Carrougher (USA)515 – Deborah Bates (Australia)Is there is a need for anintegrated national burn survivorsupport strategy?764 – Clare Batkin (Australia)Hypertrophic scarring of skin graftdonor sites in burns patients:Prevalence,||risk factors and currentscar management practices.743 – Matthias Aust (Germany)Combination of Needling and ReCellfor repigmentation of burn scars – pilotstudy results595 – Mehmet Bozkurt (Turkey)Current approaches and therapies inburn scar modulation396 – Shu Ying Chang (Taiwan)Reconstruction for long length, thirddegree burn of single digit withextended reverse dorsal metacarpalartery flaps315 – Anita Boekelaar (Netherlands)Evaluation of aftercare and problemsexperienced in first year after burns839 – Rachel Kornhaber (Australia)Qualitative research methodologies:Rigorous, robust and systematic inthe||exploration of burns trauma278 – Cora Roerhorst (Netherlands)Family centered careFree Paper Session: Paediatrics 1 Free Paper Session: Research 2 Free Paper Session: Burn woundManagement 1Tony Sparnon (Australia)Lourdes Santiso (Guatemala)500 – Kathy Bicknell (Australia)Changes in paediatric burn care: Alongitudinal review of a paediatricburns unit373 – Jacqueline Burgess(Australia)Hot beverage scalds: a simmeringpaediatric public health issuePeter Haertsch (Australia)Junichi Sasaki (Japan)607 – Matt Fell (United Kingdom)The reliability of objective burnscar assessment in a compact andaffordable tool measuring colorimetryand trans-epidermal water loss493 – Emma Gee Kee (Australia)A randomised controlled trial of threedifferent burns dressings for partialthickness burns in childrenLisa Huisban (Indonesia)Andrew Catley (Australia)806 – Moti Harats (Israel)Characteristics of improvised explosivedevice trauma casualties in the Gazastrip: the Israeli experience94 – Jonathan Hew (Australia)The role of high protein diet inskin formation2017th Congress of the International Society for Burn Injuries<strong>ISBI</strong> <strong>2014</strong> Sydney
Monday 13 October <strong>2014</strong>Room Level 3 Ballroom Level 4 Room 1 Level 4 Room 2 Level 4 Room 3 Level 4 Room 41330 – 1500Rajeev B. Ahuja, MDReviewing quality of life outcomes inburn patients in low-income countriesDr Ivette L. Icaza R.Use of a pre-operative teachingmanual for parents and older childrenin a pediatric burn center: Earlyevaluation findingsDavid Mackie, MDAudience Q&A1500 – 1530 AFTERNOON TEA and EXHIBITION VIEWINGSessionNameSymposium 5: Infection Control andWound ManagementA/Professor John E. Greenwood(Australia)Development of a dermal matrixproduct for use in burn patientsNaiem Moiemen, MB BCh, MSc, FRCS,FRCSPS (UK)Research in burns in the UK:challenges and opportunitiesLeopoldo C. Cancio, MD, FACS (USA)Randomized controlled trials in burnpatients: do not resuscitate?Symposium 6: Tissue Engineering/Skin Substitutes821 – Ramnandan PrasadChaudhary (Nepal)Pediatric burns in Nepal: Factsand challenges136 – Mehmet Demircan (Turkey)Reconstruction of severe burn injuriesof the face in children by using thecollagen-elastin matrix716 – Paul Di Giovine (Australia)Seven year experience with Integra ina paediatric population: 68 cases960 – Christina Duncan (USA)Relation of burn-specific socialdifficulties to burn severity &traumatic||stress in pediatricburn survivors403 – Dan Enescu (Romania)Electrocutions in children269 – Olga Filippova (Russia)Interrelation of clinical, morphologicaland immunohistochemical patternsin pathological post-burn scars.Classification and algorithm ofconservative treatment of scarsin children228 – Dr Ayse Ebru Abali (Turkey)Features of Contact-Burn Injuries inInfants and Older Children: Clues forPreventive StrategiesChairperson Peter Dziewulski and James Jeng Paul van Zuijlen and Fiona Wood Kelly Waddell (Australia)Yvonne Wilson (UK)1530 – 1700Dr BradburyInfection Control in Burns and Designof Burns UnitsRichard Nnabuko (Africa)Infection Control in a CostContained EnvironmentJohn Greenwood (Australia)Where Does Burn Infection ComeFrom?Richard Wong She (New Zealand)The Role of Technology in Burn Sepsis( Prevention / Diagnosis / Treatment)Stuart Watson (UK)Surgical Management of BurnWound Sepsis(continued)1700 – 1800 BREAK1800 – 2000 Welcome Reception – Level 3 FoyerNicole Gibran (USA)Extensive single centre experiencewith IntegraZhe Li (Australia)Tissue engineering of skin – Researchand developmentNaiem Moiemen (UK)Skin substitutes – how does it work?Fiona Wood (Australia)The use of cell based therapiesPaul van Zuijlen (Netherlands)Tissue engineering: theother dimensions556 – Vlad Illie (Australia)One stage Integra in an animal skingraft contraction model302 – Denise Jacquemin (Belgium)Acids and bases inducedcutaneous injuries: from evaluationto decontamination104 – Dr Ayse Ebru Abali (Turkey)Prediction of pressure ulcer risk inburn patients during their prolongedhospital stay by using Braden Scale945 – Peter Hampson(United Kingdom)Reduced neutrophil function inresponse to burn injury is associatedwith mortality747 – Varun Harish (Australia)Accuracy of burn size estimation inpatients transferred to adult BurnUnits in Sydney, Australia: an audit of698 patients771 – Yue-Sheng Huang (China)Bradykinin B1 Receptor InducesIncrease of Organic VascularPermeability Following Severe Burn969 – Jun Wu (China)Effective Symptomatic Treatmentfor Severe and Intractable PruritusAssociated with Severe Burn-inducedHypertrophic Scars – A Prospective,Multicenter, Controlled Trial in74 Patients261 – Roger Huckfeldt (USA)Prevention of Strike-throughContamination of PatientContact Surfaces765 – Andrea C. Issler (Australia)MRSA acquisition, transmission, andimpact on the outcome of severelyburnt patients at Concord Hospital877 – Rae Johnson (Australia)Microbial modulation comparingtwo solutions with ultrasonicassisted debridement: a longitudinalrandomised control trial on burnwounds, grafts and chronic wounds829 – Fenella Halstead(United Kingdom)The antibacterial activity of aceticacid against biofilming organisms ofrelevance to burns patients.29 – Xu Sheng Liu (China)Study on the mechanism and itsaccelerating role on burn woundhealing of murine BM-MSCs with upregulatedmicroRNA134 expression849 – Gaoxing Luo (China)Nitric oxide stimulates epidermal stemcells migration via cGMP-mediatedsignal transduction652 – Hiromi Miyazaki (Japan)Application of a biodegradablenanosheet as a new dressing forburn woundsFree Paper Session: Paediatrics 2 Free Paper Session: Research 3 Free Paper Session: Burn woundManagement 2268 – Ela Hyland (Australia)Prospective randomised controlled trialcomparing VersajetTM hydrosurgeryand conventional debridement inpaediatric burns293 – Madeleine Jacques (Australia)Haematomas under lower limb skingrafts – is it a bloody issue?654 – Jessica Maskell (Australia)Young people living with burn injuryand scarring: perceptions of self, socialinteractions and experiences withsignificant others757 – Seema Menon (Australia)Optimal time to skin grafting inpaediatric burns: a systematic review766 – Carol Oliveira (Canada)Toxic Shock Syndrome in PediatricBurns Registry (TSSPB Registry):challenges and accomplishmentsof setting up an internationaldisease registry906 – Julia Sarginson(United Kingdom)The MISTIC Study – a prospectiveobservational study of the systemicresponse to injury and outcomes ofsmall burns in pre-school children:The first 150 children.742 – Helene Scheer (Switzerland)Toxic shock syndrome in pediatricburns – is the devil in the details?38 – Smitha Segu (India)Pediatric suicidal burns: agrowing concern155 – Yaron Shoham (Israel)Summary of pediatric clinical trialexperience with NexoBridMichael Rudd (Australia)Peter Lars Kamolz (Austria)105 – John Edward Greenwood(Australia)The process of developing andoptimising a synthetic dermal scaffold– the Biodegradable TemporisingMatrix (BTM)194 – Lars-Peter Kamolz (Austria)The use of telemedicine in burncare: Development of a mobilesystem for TBSA documentation andremote assessment.739 – Edgar Krötzsch (Mexico)Clinical and histomorphologicalassessment of wound repair inmid-partial thickness burn woundstreated with allogeneic keratinocyte vs.silicone-collagen dressings200 – Becky Leung (Australia)Are burns survivors at increased riskof cardiovascular disease?780 – Yeyang Li (China)The role of integrin-linked kinase inangiogenesis of hypertrophic scar416 – Li Ma (China)Effect and mechanism of dantroleneon the skeletal muscle of rats withsevere scald injury777 – Mirriam Maimbo (Zambia)Early delayed skin grafting of burnwounds at university teaching hospital,Lusaka, Zambia724 – Loyola McLean (Australia)Type D, ‘distressed’ personalityis associated with elevatedpsychological||symptom levels in earlyadjustment to burn injury in adults74 – Abelardo Medina (Canada)New therapeutic approachesfor heterotopic ossification inburn patientsDi Elfleet (Australia)Linwood Haith (USA)795 – Markus Öhlbauer (Germany)Enzymatic Debridement and NegativePresssure Wound Therapy (NPWT)Combined use in burned patient532 – Jan Dokter (Netherlands)Bacteriological cultures on admission;to do or not to do, that’s the question325 – Brian Burgess (USA)To Brush or not to Brush: That is thequestion. Oral Care in Intensive Careand Burn Centers is Critical.23 – Dustin Crumby (USA)Carbapenem-resistantEnterobacteriaceae (CRE) in aburn center288 – Sharon CuperusAn outbreak of multi-resistantPseudomonas aeruginosa in a burncentre; tackling the problem438 – Jonathan Dunne(United Kingdom)ReCell in Early Burns Surgery: ASystematic Review of the Literature205 – Mohammed Farid(United Kingdom)Does burn wound infection alwayslead to hypertrophic scarring?72 – Eubenice Paz Gumasing(Philippines)A Comparison of Semi-Open Dressingswith Moist Exposed Burn Ointment(MEBO) versus Standard GauzeDressings with Silver Sulfadiazinein the Treatment of Filipino Patientswith Acute Superficial PartialThickness Burns496 – Kellie Stockton (Australia)Outpatient paediatric burn injury – amissing part of the puzzleSunday 12 – Thursday 16 October <strong>2014</strong> Hilton Sydney Hotel • Sydney, Australia 21
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