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From left: Drs. Carlos Alberto Komatsu, Antonio carlos Vieira,Benjamim de Souza Gomes, Prof. Ivo Pitanguy, Sebastião NelsonEdy Guerra-President of Brazilian Society Of Plastic Surgery eCarlos Oscar Uebel, in Rio de Janeiro on the last day 05 August.A rough account of the numberof your membersAt present, the Brazilian Society of Plastic Surgeryhas 5014 active members, including the correspondingmembers, Plastic Surgeons from various countriesaround the world.Educational Programs supportedby your National AssociationFor the training of young Plastic Surgeons, the BrazilianSociety of Plastic Surgery supervises 84 accrediteddepartments of Plastic Surgery within importanthospitals and clinics throughout the nation.The Brazilian Society of Plastic Surgery is responsible forthe Final Examination of the trainees and dispensationof the title of Specialization in Plastic Surgery to thefuture professionals.The Society continually helps in the advancement ofthe specialty of Plastic Surgery through its Program ofContinued Education, presented by and overseen bywell known professionals.Humanitarian ActivitiesIn the past, programs in the social arena were undertakenby members of the Society, such as attending the victimsof serious accidents and, when necessary, working inunison with Surgeons of other specialties to provide thebest care to those patients.During the last administration, with the collaborationwith the various Plastic Surgery departments of theSociety, the Social Action Department (DAS) wascreated. Before even beginning its official activities,DAS organized the Humanitarian Action “Multirãoof Plastic Surgery”. In that event, a group of PlasticSurgeons acted together with volunteers to attend to alarge number of poor people.Until now, 13 such events have been held, with threemore already planned.Innovations and New techniquesBrazilian Plastic Surgery boasts a vast compilation ofscientific literature, with the invention and development ofvarious techniques in several areas of Plastic Surgery. Thisscientific content is what has favored the publication ofthe Scientific Magazine of the SBCP, presently printed intwo languages (Portuguese/English) and the organizationof 8 annual Scientific Events, especially the sponsorshipof the annual Brazilian Congress of Plastic Surgery, anevent with national and international repercussions.Upcoming eventsStill to come on this year`s SBCP scientific eventscalendar: the 26th North-Northeast Jornada of PlasticSurgery, in the city of Belem, state of Parà (September2011), the 15th Minas Jornada de Plastic Surgery, in thecity of Belo Horizonte, state of Minas Gerais (October2011), the 48th Brazilian Congress of Plastic Surgery, inthe city of Goiania, state of Goias (November 2011) andthe II Congresso do Cone Sul in the city of Florianopolis,state of Santa Catarina (December 2011).The Current National Board of DirectorsThe Current National Board of Directors for the 2 yearterm 2010 – 2011, is composed of the following doctors:Sebastião Nelson Edy Guerra – President, José TeixeiraGama – General Secretary and Fernando de AlmeidaPrado – General Treasurer.Sebastião Nelson Edy Guerra-President of Brazilian Society PlasticSurgery e Prof. Ivo Pitanguy-Patron of Brazilian Plastic SurgerySebastian Nelson Edy GuerraPresident of the Brazilian Societyof Plastic SurgeryandRaul KuryJournalist of the Brazilian SocietyOf Plastic Surgery60 <strong>IPRAS</strong> Journal www.ipras.org Issue 6
Netherlands Society for Plastic SurgeryBrief HistoryThe history of Dutch Plastic Surgery actually startslong before the Netherlands Society for PlasticSurgery was founded. Johannes F.S. Esser (1877-1946), a general practitioner in Amsterdam, gotinterested in Reconstructive Surgery after beinga mentor in dentistry for his sister’s studies inUtrecht. After his training in General Surgery inUtrecht, Rotterdam, and Paris, he started to workas a Reconstructive Surgeon in 1915, during WorldKoch-Raadsveld-McIndoewas appointed as Honorary President of the firstEuropean Congress for Reconstructive Surgeryin Brussels, which was attended by almost all thepioneering Plastic Surgeons from Europe andthe United States of America. This importantinternational meeting was supposed to be heldevery year in a different European city, beginningin London in 1937. Unfortunately, the threat ofthe Second World War violently interrupted thisschedule and Esser fled to the USA, where hedid not play an important role anymore in PlasticSurgery. He died in 1946 in Chicago and was buriedthere. He and his contributions to modern PlasticSurgery were long forgotten and were only recentlyrediscovered.The Netherlands Society for Plastic Surgery wasfounded on January 1 st , 1950 by C.F. Koch, J.C.Raadsveld, and C.A. Honig. The first scientificmeeting was held on October 7 th , 1950 in Amsterdam.Sir Archibald McIndoe and Rainsford Mowlem,who were invited to attend this meeting, receivedKoch in USA WWIIWar I. Because his medical services were turneddown by the allied forces, he decided to work for theAustrian-Hungarian governments, as he wanted totreat the many mutilated casualties of war. He andhis team first worked at a large 3600-bed militaryhospital in Brünn, but later moved to Vienna,Budapest, and Berlin.During these war years, Esser proved to be anoriginal thinker and was one of the first to realisethat you need a pedicle with an intact blood supplyfor a transposition flap to survive. Apart from these“arterial” or “biological” flaps, as he called them,he also introduced the cheek rotation flap, the bilobedflap, island flaps, and intraoral inlay skingrafts, which are still known today as Esser-inlays.In 1934, Esser joined the editorial board of the firstEuropean Journal for Plastic Surgery - “Revue deChirurgie Plastique” - together with the BelgianPlastic Surgeon Coelst, as editor-in-chief. At therequest of Esser, the journal was later renamed“Revue de Chirurgie Structive” and in 1936 heIssue 6 www.ipras.org <strong>IPRAS</strong> Journal 61
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