Final Program - Europerio 7

EUROPERIO
EUROPERIO
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in Zusammenarbeit mit
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FINAL PROGRAMME
June 6 – 9, 2012
VIENNA, Messe Wien
www.europerio7.com
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THE EUROPEAN FEDERATION OF PERIODONTOLOGY
PROUDLY PRESENTS:
Organised by
ORGANISING COMMITTEE
Chairman
Gernot Wimmer, Austria
Scientific Chairman
Richard Palmer, United Kingdom
Conference Treasurer
Joerg Meyle, Germany
Austrian Society of Periodontology Representative
Corinna Bruckmann, Austria
AMBASSADOR COMMITTEE
Chair
Corinna Bruckmann, Austria
Xiao Hui Rausch Fan, Austria
France Lambert, Belgium
Goran Žurić, Croatia
Michal Žitňanský, Czech Republic
Kirsten Warrer, Denmark
Antti Niskanen, Finland
Christian Verner, France
Stefan Fickl, Germany
EFP FULL MEMBERS
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Austrian Society of Periodontology
Belgian Society of Periodontology
British Society of Periodontology
Croatian Society of Periodontology
Czech Society of Periodontology
Danish Society of Periodontology
Dutch Society of Periodontology
Finnish Society of Periodontology
EFP ASSOCIATE MEMBERS
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Harry Kalaitzakis, Greece
Balint Molnar, Hungary
Mary O´Dea, Ireland
Luca Landi, Italy
Nadia Khlil, Morocco
Dick Barendregt, The Netherlands
Eirik Salvesen, Norway
Ewa Rodakowska, Poland
French Society of Periodontology
German Society of Periodontology
Hellenic Society of Periodontology
Hungarian Society of Periodontology
Irish Society of Periodontology
Israeli Society of Periodontology
Italian Society of Periodontology
Norwegian Society of Periodontology
In collaboration with
EFP Conference Committee Chairman
Jean Louis Giovannoli, France
EFP Secretary General
Stefan Renvert, Sweden
EFP Treasurer
Iain Chapple, United Kingdom
EFP European Co-ordinator
Monica Guinea, Spain
Ricardo Faria Almeida, Portugal
Iva Milinkovic, Serbia
Rok Gašperšič, Slovenia
Jose Nart, Spain
Dominik Hofer, Switzerland
Seyhan Gücüm, Turkey
Mark Ide, United Kingdom
Portuguese Society of Periodontology
Serbian Society of Periodontology
Slovenian Society of Periodontology
Spanish Society of Periodontology
Swedish Society of Periodontology
Swiss Society of Periodontology
Turkish Society of Periodontology
Moroccan Society of Periodontology Polish Society of Periodontology Romanian Society of Periodontology
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WELCOME WORDS WELCOME WORDS
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Dear Collegues, dear friends, Dear colleagues and friends,
On behalf of the European Federation of Periodontology and the Austrian Society of Periodontology, it is my
pleasure and true honour to welcome you to EuroPerio7 in Vienna.
This equally successful and exemplary conference has found its way to Vienna, at the very heart of Europe.
World-famous for its culture and tradition, the city offers an abundance of moments to savour: make use of this
opportunity to experience Vienna’s charm – whether during one of our evening events, or while exploring the city
on your own. Don’t miss the Opening Ceremony and Welcome Reception, which take place already on Wednesday,
and tune yourself into Vienna’s sounds and sights. Among others, the annual Wiener Festwochen will be in
full swing during your stay.
From the first EuroPerio, the congress has successfully established itself as the most significant platform for continuing
dental education in the field of Periodontology and Implant Therapy not only in Europe, but the world over.
We are proud and delighted to announce that a great number of outstanding experts has accepted our invitation
to speak at this conference.
The comprehensive main programme is being complemented by an ambitious scientific part presenting the
newest findings of research done in the fields of Periodontology and Implantology on a variety of topics.
In addition, the industry will be providing a forum for renowned speakers from all over the world during its slots.
The traditionally extensive industry exhibition in close proximity to the lecture halls further underlines the conference’s
significance also for our sponsors. Get informed about new developments in diagnostics as well as
therapy, while enjoying a free cup of coffee.
Be sure to visit the EFP Village as well: for the first time, the EFP and all national member societies will present
their history, main goals and future activities on iPad-terminals. You will also find updates on EuroPerio 2015 in
London there. Centrally located in the Mall’s entrance, the Village may well turn into the ideal meeting place for
getting together with old acquaintances, or for making new friends.
More than anything, it is your participation which contributes significantly not only to the progress of EuroPerio,
but more importantly to that of our profession – my heartfelt thanks to you on behalf of the conference organising
team!
We bid you and your families welcome to EuroPerio7, and hope you will have a stimulating, enjoyable and
memorable time in Vienna!
Sincerely,
Gernot Wimmer
Europerio7 Chair
It is my great pleasure to welcome you to EuroPerio7 in Vienna. The members of the Executive, Organizing and
Scientific Committees of the EFP in collaboration with the Austrian Society of Periodontology worked hard to
prepare an outstanding program, and we are all grateful to them for their efforts.
The scientific program of EuroPerio7 will cover all the major aspects of modern periodontal and implants therapy,
presented by prominent scientists and clinicians. The conference is also a unique social opportunity to make new
acquaintances, meet colleagues from other countries and better know the different National Periodontal Societies
of Europe. This combination of highest level of professional education and pan-European social fraternity is
representing the true spirit of the European Federation of Periodontology.
The EFP is based on devoted and dedicated people from the member Societies that continuously develop and
manage the Federation. A major activity is the effort to promote post-graduate training centers in Europe, and today
there are already 12 EFP accredited programs. Another major project is the highly acclaimed and influential
European Workshops on Periodontology held in Segovia. These meetings form the consensus of expert opinion
in Europe and thus influence global opinion on important issues in Periodontology and Implant Dentistry. The
“home” scientific publication of the EFP, the Journal of Clinical Periodontology, is today the dental journal with the
highest impact factor. The General Assembly, formed by representatives from the entire member Societies, works
constantly and meets annually in a group effort to lead and improve European Periodontology. Due to these and
more reasons, the EFP is today a leading entity in international Dentistry.
I am honored and privileged to be the President of the EFP. I would like on this occasion to express my gratitude
to all these that have contributed to the success of the EFP: Past and present Presidents, General Secretaries,
Treasurers and National Delegates. Special thanks to our friends from the Industry, true partners and supporters
of the EFP goals.
In the tradition of the unforgettable previous EuroPerio congresses from Paris, Florence, Geneva, Berlin, Madrid
and Stockholm, I strongly believe that EuroPerio7 will be an additional significant milestone in the future development
of European Periodontology.
I wish you all a wonderful and memorable experience.
Moshe Goldstein
EFp president
WELCOME WORDS
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
8 EFp partner Acknowledgements
11 registration Information
12 Conference Material
14 CME / CpD Credits
15 Services for participants
18 Designated Areas
19 Conference Venue & Surroundings
20 travel
23 General Information
25 Networking programme
27 Vienna
28 Charity run
30 Guidelines for Chairpersons and Speakers
31 Guidelines for poster presenters
33 plenary Speakers
36 Floor plan
39 Scientific programme – WEDNESDAY, June 6
43 Scientific programme – thUrSDAY, June 7
53 Scientific programme – FrIDAY, June 8
67 Scientific programme – SAtUrDAY, June 9
74 poster topics
77 poster Index – Group 1
102 poster Index – Group 2
129 Faculty Abstracts
151 Exhibition Floorplan
154 Main Sponsors Company Descriptions & Session Abstracts
167 Name Index
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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EFP PARTNER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
EFP PARTNER ACkNOWLEDGEMENTS
Our special thanks to our EFP Partners
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Alicia Albella
International Coordinator
albella@dentaid.es
Parque Tecnológico del Valles
Ronda Can Fatjo 10
Cerdanyola 80290 Spain
Tel: +34 935809494
Fax: +34 935809004
www.dentaid.es
Anja Carina Rist
rist.a@pg.com
Oral-B, Procter & Gamble
Tel: +41 580047679
www.dentalcare.com
Roberto Labella
Scientific and Professional Affairs, Oral Care
Global Research, Development and Engineering
Rlabell1@its.jnj.com
Foundation Park,
Roxborough Way,
Maidenhead,
SL6 3UG, United Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0) 1628 82 7133
Fax: +44 (0) 7875 736 635
www.jnj.com
Mayumi Kaneda
Global Public Relations
mayumi.kaneda@ch.sunstar.com
SUNSTAR SUISSE SA
Route de Pallatex 15
1163 Etoy, Switzerland
Tel: +41 21 821 0671
www.sunstar.com
The Sunstar Foundation congratulates the winners of
Award recipients
1st Place:
Morita T, Yamazaki Y, Mita A, Takada K, Seto M, Nishinoue N,
Sasaki Y, Motohashi M, Maeno M.
A Cohort Study on the Association Between Periodontal Disease
and the Development of Metabolic Syndrome.
Journal of Periodontology 2010; 81:512-519.
2nd Place:
Morita I, Okamoto Y, Yoshii S, Nakagaki H, Mizuno K, Sheiham A,
Sabbah W.
Five-Year Incidence of Periodontal Disease Is Related to Body
Mass Index. Journal of Dental Research 2011; 90:199-202.
3rd Place:
Lalla E, Kunzel C, Burkett S, Cheng B, Lamster IB.
Identification of Unrecognized Diabetes and Pre-Diabetes in a
Dental Setting. Journal of Dental Research 2011; 90:855-860.
Selection Committee:
Chair, Robert Genco
William Giannobile, Isao Ishikawa, Kenneth Kornman,
Shinya Murakami, Jorgen Slots and Maurizio Tonetti
The winning papers will be presented at EuroPerio 7,
with a cocktail reception to follow.
Date: Friday June 8, 2012
Time: 18h00-19h30 PM
Place: Schubert 4 and 5 rooms at EuroPerio 7, Vienna, Austria
For details visit www.sunstarawards.com
© 2012 Sunstar Americas, Inc. SUN12002
The 4th Sunstar
World Perio Research Awards
Sponsor:
Sunstar Foundation
Co-sponsors:
Sunstar Suisse SA, Sunstar Inc.
Sunstar Americas, Inc.
www.sunstar.com
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REGISTRATION INFORMATION
ON-SITE REGISTRATION
All fees are stated in EUR including 10% VAT
from May 21 and on-site
EFP Members* 650
Non Members 750
Students** 300
Dental Hygienists*** 300
Accomp. Person 90
* EFP member = member of one of the 26 national EFP member societies; proof required
** full-time students; documentation required
*** and other dental professionals
Delegate registration fee includes
- conference documentation
- participation in the conference programme
- attendance at Welcome Reception & Exhibition Opening
- admission to the Industrial Exhibiton
- public transportation ticket
Accompanying person fee includes
- attendance at Opening Ceremony
- attendance at Welcome Reception & Exhibition Opening
- public transportation ticket
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
payment
All payments need to be made in EUR (€) or by credit card. VISA, MASTERCARD, DINERS and AMEX will
be accepted. Unfortunately we cannot accept traveller cheques, other credit cards, eurocheques or any other
currencies. Please note that there is no currency exchange possibility at the congress venue. However, there
are some ATM machines available within and close to the conference venue (see map on p.19).
registration Counter opening times
Wednesday, June 6 12:00 – 20:00
Thursday, June 7 07:00 – 18:00 Contact:
Friday, June 8 07:30 – 19:30 Mondial Congress & Events
Saturday, June 9 08:00 – 14:30 Tel: +43 676 845880 704 from June 05 - June 09, 2012
registration Counters
Please note: All registration documents have been prepared for pre-registered participants and sorted
by last name. Therefore, when approaching the appropriate registration counter (see information
below) make sure to clearly state your last name (family name) under which you have registered.
Pre-Registrations fully paid
For participants who have registered and paid in advance. Please have your confirmation letter and ID
close at hand.
Pre-Registrations with open payments
For pre-registered participants with open payments. Please have your confirmation letter and ID close at hand.
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CONFERENCE MATERIAL
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On-Site / New Registrations
For participants registering and paying their registration fees on-site. For on-site registrations,
conference bags are subject to availability.
Faculty & EFP Representatives
Press
Please have your valid press ID at hand.
Exhibitors
Exhibitors may register at the Exhibitors‘ Desk located close to the other registration counters in
the registration area.
CONFERENCE MATERIAL
Name badges
Participants will receive their name badge when collecting their conference documents.
Please wear your name badge during all conference events, including the networking activities. Admission
to scientific sessions is strictly restricted to participants wearing their badges. Accompanying persons are not
entitled to attend the scientific sessions except for the Opening Ceremony & Welcome Reception.
Please note: Lost badges will be charged for.
Name Badge Codes:
D – Delegate
F – Invited Faculty (Speakers & Chairpersons)
A – Accompanying Person
SP – Sponsor
E – Exhibitor
P – Press
Certificate of Attendance
Your personal certificate of attendance will be included in your conference documents stating your name, the
European CME points acknowledged by the UEMS as well as the Austrian CME points acknowledged by the
Austrian Dental Chamber. Further information on CME/CPD credits to be found on p.14.
public transportation ticket
For fully registered delegates as well as accompanying persons the name badge is also valid as public transportation
ticket. It is valid for the duration of the conference.
Conference bags
With your conference documents, you will receive a conference bag voucher. Conference bags can be picked
up during registration counter opening times (see p.11) at the conference bag counter (see on-site signage and
floor plan on p. 37).
Final programme book
A printed copy of the final programme book can be found in each conference bag.
Abstract USb stick
A USB stick (produced with the kind support of Wiley Blackwell) including all abstracts of themed research and
research communication sessions as well as of all accepted posters can be found in your conference bag.
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CME / CPD CREDITS
CME / CPD CREDITS
All EuroPerio7 participants will receive a certificate of attendance stating the participant’s name, the conference
title and the maximum European as well as Austrian CME credits. Each medical specialist should claim
only those credits that he/she actually spent in the educational activity.
One half day = 3 CME credits (UEMS) | 45 minutes = 1 Fortbildungspunkt (ÖZÄK)
17 European CME credits
EuroPerio7 has been accredited by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education
(EACCME) to provide the respective CME activity for medical specialists.
The scientific programme is designated for a maximum of 17 European CME credits (ECMEC).
The EACCME is an institution of the European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS),
www.uems.net.
Through an agreement between the European Union of Medical Specialists and the American Medical
Association, physicians may convert EACCME credits to an equivalent number of AMA PRA Category
1 CreditsTM . Information on the process to convert EACCME credit to AMA credit can be found at
www.ama-assn.org/go/internationalcme.
Live educational activities occurring outside of Canada and recognised by the UEMS- EACCME for ECMEC
credits are deemed to be Accredited Group Learning Activities (Section 1) as defined by the Maintenance of
Certification Program of The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada.
29 Fortbildungspunkte der ÖZÄK
EuroPerio7 ist für das Zahnärztliche-Fortbildungs-Programm der ÖZÄK mit 29 Fortbildungspunkten anerkannt.
CME / CpD systems in other European countries
Information on CME / CPD credit systems in other European countries to be found online at
www.europerio7.com/accreditation.php
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SERVICES FOR PARTICIPANTS – GOOD TO kNOW!
EUROPERIO7 APP
Download the free EuroPerio7 App right away and receive all necessary information directly on your
hand-held device!
It is available for iPhone, iPad, Android as well as a mobile website for other smartphones.
Download it here:
http://www.europerio7.com/downloads.php
CATERING ON-SITE
Coffee breaks
Coffee, tea and biscuits will be served in the exhibition area (Hall A) at several coffee stations during
official coffee break times (see respective programme overview for more information). Coffee areas are
indicated with a coffee cup symbol on the venue floor plans.
At other hours, coffee, refreshments and small snacks can be purchased on a cash basis at cash bars and
in the restaurants (clearly marked by the on-site signage as well as on the floor plans).
Lunch
Lunch is served in several restaurants and snack bars on a self-pay basis during Restaurant opening times.
Some sponsor sessions during lunch time offer lunch boxes. Just ask at the respective sponsor’s booth for
more information.
Restaurants and their opening times:
Wed, June 6 thu & Fri, June 7&8 Sat, June 9
pavillion: 13:00–17:00 08:00 – 17:30 08:30 – 14:30
piazza/Atrium: closed 11:30 – 14:00 closed
Snack bars (in Mall): closed 11:30 – 14:00 11:30 – 14:30
Modern times: closed 09:00 – 17:00 closed
Cash & Carry (hall A5): closed 08:00 – 18:00 closed
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION TICkET
For fully registered delegates as well as accompanying persons the name badge is also valid as public
transportation ticket. Carry it with you at all times while using the public transport system. It is valid for the
duration of the conference within Vienna (not to the airport) and cannot be replaced if lost.
INTERNET CORNER / WIFI ACCESS
Once downloaded it can be used offline!
SERVICES FOR PARTICIPANTS
The internet corner is located in the exhibition area (Hall A). To avoid long queues, you are kindly asked to
keep to the time limit of 15 minutes per visit.
WIFI is available in the registration area (Foyer A) as well as throughout the Mall.
Username: EuroPerio7 Password: getconnected Network name: Europerio12
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SERVICES FOR PARTICIPANTS
LEAD RETRIEVAL INFORMATION
HEADPHONES FOR SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION
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Some exhibiting companies may use a lead retrieval system at their booth or throughout their sponsor
session. If so, they may ask to scan the barcode on your name badge. When scanning the badge, they will
receive the following information of yours (similar to exchanging business cards):
First name, last name, academic title, complete postal as well as email address.
You may at any time refuse the scan if you do not want your contact details to be passed on to the
respective company.
Headphones for simultaneous translation are available at the Headphones Counter next to the
Conference Bag Counter for a deposit of EUR 50,- or the participant’s photo ID.
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DESIGNATED AREAS CONFERENCE VENUE
DESIGNATED AREAS
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poster Area
Please refer to p. 31 for details regarding poster presentation guidelines.
Scientific Posters will be displayed as printed posters as well as electronic posters in the poster area located on
the ground floor. Please refer to the floor plan on p.37. For information on when which posters are displayed
please turn to page 74. Electronic posters are viewable during the whole duration of the conference on 16
computer stations.
Speakers’ preview Center
The Speakers’ Preview Center is located on the ground floor (see signage onsite as well as floor plan).
Staff and equipment will be available for you to submit and preview your presentation.
Speakers’ Preview Center Opening Times:
Wednesday, June 6 12:00 – 20:00
Thursday, June 7 07:00 – 18:00
Friday, June 8 07:30 – 19:30
Saturday, June 9 08:00 – 12:00
If you are a presenter of a lecture, please turn to p. 30 for information.
Faculty Lounge
The Faculty Lounge is located on the first floor of the congress center (see floor plan on p. 36). It is reserved for
Invited Faculty only.
Faculty Lounge Opening Times:
Wednesday, June 6 15:00 – 20:30 Friday, June 8 07:30 – 19:30
Thursday, June 7 07:30 – 18:00 Saturday, June 9 08:00 – 12:00
Exhibition
The Exhibition is situated in Hall A on the ground floor. See exhibition plan on p.151.
Exhibiton Opening Hours:
Wednesday, June 6 18:30 – 20:30
Thursday, June 7 08:30 – 17:30
Friday, June 8 08:30 – 18:00
Saturday, June 9 09:00 – 12:30
EFp Village
The EFP and all its national member societies cordially invite all EuroPerio7 participants to visit them in the EFP
Village. It is located in the Mall close to the registration area on the ground floor. So stop by and find out about
their numerous activities!
Europerio8 booth
The EuroPerio8 booth is located in the EFP Village (see above). Just follow the signs. We look forward to
seeing you there!
Message board & Future Meetings table
The message board and the future meetings table can be found in the registration area (Foyer A).
Cloakroom
A complimentary cloakroom is available on the level below the registration area; you can also store your
luggage there.
First Aid Center
For medical assistance and/or emergency service, a qualified physician is available at the Conference Venue. In
case of need, please contact the staff at the registration desk.
press Center
The Press Center is located on the first floor of the congress center (see floor plan on p.36).
prayer room
The Prayer Room is located on the ground floor close to the lecture hall Strauss 2-3.
See floor plan on p.37.
CONFERENCE VENUE & SURROUNDINGS
CoNFErENCE VENUE
Messe Wien Exhibition & Conference Center
Messeplatz 1
1021 Vienna, Austria
Situated right on the edge of Vienna’s inner
city, the Messe Wien is located in the very
heart of the famous „Prater“ recreational area.
It is a mere 30 minutes away from Vienna International
Airport, and the historical city centre
can be reached within 20 minutes via the
underground.
Messe Wien offers not only vast exhibition
space and numerous meeting facilities, but also break-out rooms as well as common areas for interaction, and
coffee break areas which can be used in a number of combinations, depending on the capacities required.
Its outstanding architecture, high-quality furnishings and state-of-the-art equipment all work together to create the
perfect setting for this conference.
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TRAVEL
TO VIENNA
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Access by plane
73 international airlines offer scheduled services to Vienna. There are several daily flights between Vienna and
Europe’s main capitals and business centres. Austrian Airlines, the country’s flag carrier, connects 174 destinations
worldwide with Vienna and offers modern aircraft and excellent service. Vienna International Airport at
Schwechat, 19 km (12 miles) from the city centre, is state-of-the-art in every respect.
From the Airport to the City Centre and vice versa
bus: At 30-minute intervals, the Vienna Airport Lines buses depart daily between 05:00 and 24:00.
Costs: approx. EUR 7,00. Duration: approx. 20-35 min.
train: The suburban railway S7 leaves at 30 min intervals between 05:24 and 00:18 daily.
Costs: approx. EUR 4,00. Duration: approx. 30 min.
Car: Take Autobahn A4 from the Airport to Vienna. The city centre is signposted.
CAt: The City Airport Train runs at 30-minute intervals from 06:05 to 23:35 daily from the airport to train
station „Landstrasse/Wien Mitte“.
Costs: approx. EUR 9,00. Duration: approx. 16 min.
taxi: Taxis are available at the International Arrivals.
Average fares to the centre of Vienna: EUR 35,00 – EUR 45,00
Access by Car/Coach
Austria’s motorway network leads right into Vienna, allowing a comfortable and convenient trip to Vienna by
car or coach from anywhere on the European continent.
TO THE CONFERENCE CENTER
public transportation:
The conference venue has easy access to the underground system („U-Bahn“). To reach the venue, exit at station
„Messe-Prater” (purple line – U2).
Car
GPS/Navigation: 1020 Vienna, Messeplatz 1
From the south: Südautobahn A2 – Südosttangente A23 in the direction of Praha/Brno – exit Handelskai/Messezentrum
From the east: (Wien-Schwechat Airport): Ostautobahn A4 – Südosttangente A23 in the direction of Praha/
Brno – exit Handelskai/Messezentrum
From the west: Westautobahn A1 until the motorway junction at Steinhäusl – Außenringautobahn A21 until the
motorway junction at Vösendorf – Südosttangente A23 in the direction of Praha/Brno – exit Handelskai/Messezentrum
From the north: Donauuferautobahn A22 until the exit for Reichsbrücke (direction Zentrum) – after the bridge
turn left at the first traffic light into Vorgartenstraße and drive to the junction to Ausstellungsstraße
parking
The nearest parking garage – within walking distance – is „Parkhaus A“ which offers approx. 1.700 parking
spaces in total.
taxi
A taxi stand is located in front of the conference centre. All Viennese taxis are metered.
WITHIN VIENNA
Vienna offers an efficient and modern public transport network of underground lines, trams and busses. Taking
the underground is fast, safe and reliable. Participants will receive a public transportation ticket for the Viennese
public transport system valid for the duration of the conference along with their conference documents.
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Information correct as at 04/2012
GENERAL INFORMATION
Venue
Messe Wien Exhibition & Conference Center
Messeplatz 1, 1021 Vienna, Austria
GENERAL INFORMATION
Conference Language
The EuroPerio7 will primarily be held in English.
Simultaneous translation into German, French, Italian, Polish (powered by Straumann Poland) and Russian
(provided by DOCTOuR) for all sessions in the Main Auditorium, as well as into German in the Dental
Hygienists track, will be provided.
Currency | Weather | time Zone
The official Currency in Austria is EURO (€).
Temperatures in Vienna in June usually range between 18 – 22º C by day, nights might be cool.
Vienna is in the Central European Time Zone, one hour ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT).
Electricity
The main voltage in Austria is 220V.
passport and Visa
Some delegates travelling to Austria may require a Visa. We suggest that applications for a Visa are made as
soon as possible, as waiting times can be several weeks. Special letters of invitation can be obtained from the
Conference Organisers upon request by e-mail to europerio7@mondial-congress.com. The Conference
Secretariat is authorised to only issue Letters of Invitation to participants who have registered for the meeting
and paid in full.
bank and Exchange
Banking hours in general are Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 08:00 – 12:30 and 13:30 – 15:00,
Thursday 08:00 – 12:30 and 13:30 – 17:30. ATMs are located outside most banks, cash can be withdrawn
there 24/7. National and foreign Maestro cards (cash cards) as well as Mastercard, AMEX, Visa and Diners
are accepted. An ATM cash machine is also located in the Mall of the conference venue. Credit cards are also
accepted at numerous hotels, restaurants, shops and petrol stations.
Useful telephone Numbers
Ambulance: 144
Police: 133
Please note: Thursday, June 7, is a public
holiday in Austria. Therefore most shops and
banks are closed on this day!
Fire Brigade: 122
Taxi: +43 (0)1 31 300 or +43 (0)1 40 100 or +43 (0)1 60 1 60
Smoking
For health and security reasons and as a courtesy to non-smoking participants, this is a smoke-free conference
center. Thank you for not smoking!
restaurants
Vienna’s restaurants range from gourmet-type restaurants to informal inns and Heurigens
(Austrian wine taverns). There are also many international restaurants in the city, offering almost any kind
of cuisine. In Austria, lunch is generally served between 12:00 – 14:00, dinner around 19:00 – 22:00.
tipping
Service is usually included in the prices in bars and restaurants. Tips are always welcome and usually 10%.
Insurance and Liabilities
The organisers cannot be held responsible for any personal injury, loss, damage or accident to private property, or for
additional expenses incurred as a result of delays or changes in air, rail, road or other services, strikes, sickness, weather
and other causes. All participants are encouraged to make their own arrangements for health and travel insurance.
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SERVICES FOR PARTICIPANTS
Visit Wiley-Blackwell’s
booth at Europerio 7
Official Journal
of the European
Federation of
Periodontology
Journal of Clinical
Periodontology
Clinical Cases in
Periodontics
Edited by Nadeem Karimbux
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1/74
ranked
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Clinical Oral Implants
Research
Practical Osseous Surgery
in Periodontics and
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Serge Dibart and
Jean-Pierre Dibart
ranked
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Clinical Implant
Dentistry and Related
Research
Journal of Periodontal
Research
Management of
Complications in Oral and
Maxillofacial Surgery
Edited by Michael Miloro
and Antonia Kolokythas
ranked
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Periodontology 2000
Wiley-Blackwell publishes the most significant research journals in dentistry
with 22 currently ranked in Thomson ISI® 2010 Journal Citation Reports
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Edited by Michael Sonick
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Wiley-Blackwell is honoured to be the publisher of the official journal of the
European Federation of Periodontology and offers to attendees at this conference
a special discount of 20% on all books on display at our booths.
ranked
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NETWORkING PROGRAMME
OFFICIAL SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
opening Ceremony
Wednesday, June 6, 2012, 17:30 – 19:00
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Wednesday, June 6, 2012, 19:00 – 20:30
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Friday, June 8, 2012
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NetworkiNg Programme
Gala Evening at the orangerie Schönbrunn – SoLD oUt
Saturday, June 9, 2012
Participants are asked to make their own travel arrangements
Start:
Location:
19:00
Orangerie Schönbrunn
to the Gala Evening. More information will be handed out
together with the Gala Evening ticket.
Dress code:
Schönbrunner Schlossstraße
1130 Wien
Dark suit
A ticket to the Gala Evening was not included in the registration
fee. Bookings were made together with the conference
registration.
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SERVICES FOR PARTICIPANTS
CELL - TO - CELL COMMUNICATION
INFLAMMATORY REACTIONS
WORLD PREMIERE AT EUROPERIO 7
Visualizing the invisible while experiencing a fascination with science is the great challenge that Cell-to-Cell Communication,
representing an all-new genre, has set out to meet. A spectacularly sophisticated computer animation in HD
quality depicts the highly complex processes of intercellular interaction during an infl ammatory periodontal reaction
complete with the messenger molecules implicated. The various cell types constitute the main cast of the fi lm, using
a fi nely tuned communication process in their quest to destroy the bacterial invaders, with messenger molecules as
supporting cast. A stunning didactic and dramatic experience!
PLEASE VISIT US AT THE QUINTESSENCE STAND TO CHECK OUT
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BOOKS, JOURNALS AND MULTIMEDIA PROGRAMMES!
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VIENNA
© WienTourismus/Peter Rigaud
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© WienTourismus/Karl Thomas
VIENNA
Whether this is your first visit to Vienna or you have been here before – this city always finds ways to surprise and
delight you. Just take in its atmosphere, which is rich in history and tradition, yet also fresh and upbeat.
The city centre is a small universe in itself: discover historical palaces face to face with modern facades, elegant
boutiques next to popular fashion stores, and antique shops lining up across from stylish designer hotspots.
Art permeates Vienna’s very essence – get a feel of it during a city walking tour, or while visiting one of
Vienna’s many museums. Must-sees include the Kunsthistorisches Museum, Albertina and the museums located
in the trendy Museumsquartier (MQ). Sights not to be missed are St. Stephen’s Cathedral right in the heart of the
city, Schönbrunn palace, and the Giant Ferris Wheel at the „Prater” fairground.
Fans of classical music and opera lovers may jump at a chance to spend an evening at the Staatsoper or the
Musikverein. More modern fare can be found at Vienna’s jazz bars, world music pubs and dance clubs.
When it comes to food, you should definitely try famous Austrian dishes such as „Wiener Schnitzel” (breaded
escalope of veal) or „Tafelspitz” (prime boiled beef). Your stay isn’t complete without treating yourself to coffee
and a slice of cake at one of Vienna’s coffeehouses, or trying some organic ice cream.
Some of the endless activities you can do in Vienna:
Find out if Lippizaners really are white
Find out if the Danube really is blue
Feel like a Royal on a „Fiaker” carriage tour
Taste your way through the wide range of Viennese pastries
Test your nerves at one of the Prater’s many attractions
Some of the few things you can’t do in Vienna (but there really only are a few):
Go deep-sea diving
Get an appointment with Sigmund Freud (at least not anymore)
Get seriously bored
If you are interested in sight-seeing tours or more touristic information
about Vienna, please visit us at the Tours Counter in the registration area
Useful information on Vienna as well as an event calendar to be found online at
http://www.wien.info/en
© WienTourismus/Peter Rigaud
© WienTourismus/Peter Rigaud
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CHARITY RUN
Start your day with lungs full of fresh air – it’s for a good cause!
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Date: Saturday, June 9, 2012
Time: Start: 07:00 – End: 08:00
Just in time so you do not miss any of the lectures starting at 09:00!
Place: Meeting point at the Ernst Happel Stadion in front of sector C.
The run as well as the walk will take place in the Prater park area, close to the conference venue.
Changing rooms (from 06:30) and showers are available there.
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The Course: 5km run or walk
From the Ernst Happel Stadion along Praterhauptallee, around Heustadelwasser, back to Praterhauptallee,
returning to the starting point.
The course is completely free of traffic and secured by security staff.
Charity Donation: EUR 15,-
All donations will be given to “neunerHaus”, an institution which provides shelter as well as medical and dental
care to homeless people. More than 1.000 persons have already been treated in the neunerHaus dental practice,
who would not have been able to afford it otherwise.
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Registration: Registrations can be made during the online registration process for EuroPerio7.
If you already have registered for EuroPerio7 but not yet for the run, please contact charityrun@mondial-congress.com.
Late Registrations are possible onsite in the exhibition hall at booth #28b.
Collection of race documents: Please pick up your personal race number and goodie bag at booth #28b in the
EuroPerio7 exhibition area. Every participant receives a functional running shirt donated by NWD Austria.
More details will be handed out together with your conference documents, if you have preregistered for the
charity run.
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Release Waiver and Indemnity:
The organisers and any persons associated with the event cannot be held liable for any personal injury, damage, loss or accident to private property.
Each participant has been fully informed about the health risks and other risks in conjunction with the race. With his/her registration, the participant expressly acknowledges that he/she takes part in
the race on his/her own account and responsibility. He/She will not attempt to hold accountable the organisers or any persons associated with the event in any way or form.
With the registration for the race, the rules of the race as well as other organisational rules are accepted. The organisers and any persons associated with the event do not take responsibility for any
loss of personal property.
The participant waives his/her right of remuneration for the use of his/her personal data and photos or film footage made in connection with the race as well as interviews for radio, TV, advertisements,
books, photomechanical reproduction – film, video cassettes, etc. The place of jurisdiction shall be Vienna. Race subject to change without notice. Maximum number of participants is 500.
If – for any reason – a participant does not take part in the race, the charity donation will not be refunded.
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GUIDELINES
FOR CHAIRPERSONS AND SPEAkERS FOR POSTER PRESENTERS
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Speakers’ preview Center opening hours:
Wednesday, June 6 12:00 – 20:00
Thursday, June 7 07:00 – 18:00
Friday, June 8 07:30 – 19:30
Saturday, June 9 08:00 – 12:00
If you are a Chairperson
1. Please locate your lecture hall in due time and be there at least 15 minutes prior to the start of the session.
2. Chairs/Co-Chairs are requested to announce any potential conflicts of interests regarding the current presentations
in order to allow the audience to take this into account when assessing the objectivity towards the
presentation.
3. As chairperson, it is your responsibility to start and end the session on time. It is of utmost importance to
preserve the programme schedule. Furthermore you are in charge of introducing the session, introducing the
speakers, ensuring that speakers respect the assigned time, and leading questions and discussion with speakers
and audience.
4. Introduction of speakers by the Chairperson should include their full title, place of work and main contribution
to the subject area. This should provide due credit to the speaker without taking up unnecessary time.
If you are a Speaker
1. Please locate your lecture hall in due time and be there at least 15 minutes prior to the start of the session.
2. To safeguard presentation time and quality we ask for your understanding that own laptops may not be used.
All presentations need to be handed in and view checked at the Speakers’ Preview Center at least 3 – 4 hours
prior to the respective session or uploaded online prior to the conference (more information on online upload
has been sent to all speakers via email).
For the first morning sessions, please hand in your presentation the day before.
The Speakers’ Preview Center is located on the ground level opposite to the conference bag counter (see floor
plan on p.37)
3. Note: the Preview Center and network to the lecture halls support PowerPoint presentations version MS office
97-2010 only. Therefore in case you have already prepared your presentation in Keynote on your Macintosh
you are kindly asked to convert it to PowerPoint or Quicktime prior to the conference so that you can adapt it
if necessary.
4. Electronic presentations will be projected on screens optimised for 16:9 format in high Definition (hD) quality.
Other formats, like 4:3, will work, but with a reduction of screen coverage. We strongly recommend you work
with a 16:9 format.
5. For onsite upload at the Speaker’s Preview Center, the presentation has to be saved on a USB stick, CD-ROM
or DVDROM.
6. The size of one presentation should not exceed 500 MB if uploaded online prior to the meeting. There is no
size limit for presentations uploaded onsite at the Preview Center. However, we still recommend keeping the
file size as small as possible.
7. If there are video sequences included, please make sure to save the video files on your USB-Stick/CD-ROM in
addition to the whole presentation. Please make sure to also upload the video files if submitting your presentation
online.
8. To avoid any compatibility problems, please do not use special characters (e.g. ε, etc) to name your presentation
or video files.
9. We kindly ask for your understanding that due to space and time limitation at the Preview Center, presentations
should be prepared and edited before submission.
Thank you for bringing your presentations in a ready-to-upload format!
In case of any technical problems with your presentation, professional staff at the Speakers’ Preview Center will
be happy to help you.
poster Service Desk opening times:
Wednesday, June 6 12:00 – 20:30
Thursday, June 7 07:00 – 20:00
Friday, June 8 07:30 – 12:00
Saturday, June 9 09:00 – 14:30
For the first time at EuroPerio all posters accepted shall be presented as printed posters as well as electronic posters.
printed posters
1. For the printed posters, please stick to the following guidelines and format requirements:
Format: Portrait style
Size: A0
Heigth: 118,9 cm
Width: 84,1 cm
2. Tape to mount your posters will be available on-site.
3. A detailed on-site poster plan will guide you. Staff from the poster service desk will be happy to help in case
of any questions.
4. Each Poster has been given a unique poster number (P0001 to P1087) for easy identification of the corresponding
poster board as well as the poster group it is in.
5. All Posters have been split into two groups with different presentation times.
Group 1 includes poster numbers p0001 to p0547
displayed from Wednesday to Thursday
Posters from Group 1 shall be mounted between Wednesday, June 6, 12:00 and thursday, June 7,
9:30. They have to be taken off again thursday evening, June 7, between 18:00 and 19:00. Posters
not taken off in time will be disposed of by staff.
In order to give participants the possibility to ask questions we kindly ask you to be at your poster on
thursday, June 7, from 17:30 to 18:00.
Group 2 includes poster numbers p0548 to p1087
displayed from Friday to Saturday
Guidelines
Posters from Group 2 shall be mounted on Friday, June 8, between 07:30 and 9:30. They have to be
taken off again on Saturday, June 9, between 12:00 and 15:00.
Posters not removed in time will be disposed of by staff. In case you have to leave earlier, you may
also take off your poster before Saturday, 12:00.
In order to give participants the possibility to ask questions we kindly ask you to be at your poster on
Friday, June 8, from 17:30 to 18:00.
6. In case you do not want to bring your printed poster with you, you can use the convenient Poster Printing Service
offered by Webges prior to the conference, a provider company officially commissioned by EuroPerio7.
Further information on this service has been sent to each poster submitter via email.
You are here but your poster is not?
Print shop for last minute poster printing in Vienna:
PrintShop – at the Stadion Center (U2 station, exit ‘Stadion’)
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Guidelines
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Electronic posters
1. Electronic Posters have to be submitted online via below link using your personal username and password,
which you have been sent by email.
ePoster submission site: http://posters.webges.com/ep7
2. ePoster submission deadline: Friday, May 25, 2012 – 12:00 CEt+1
3. It is the responsibility of the poster presenter to ensure the timely upload of his/her poster presentation according
to the guidelines. Kindly note that no onsite upload facilities will be provided.
4. The ePoster consists of a PowerPoint presentation of your poster containing a maximum of 10 slides structured
as follows: title & authors’ information, aim, material & methods, results, conclusion.
5. The maximum files size per poster is 50 MB.
6. The slide size of the page needs to be set to “On-screen show” and landscape orientation in the page set-up
section. Portrait orientation will not be displayed properly.
7. On 16 computer stations, ePosters will be accessible to interested participants in the ePoster area (see floor
plan on p.37). All ePosters will be retrievable from each computer at any time during the conference. Consequently,
there is no specific time for poster authors to be available to present their ePosters. Poster viewers will
have the possibility to leave comments for the poster author as well as email a PDF version of an ePoster to
interested colleagues.
8. Electronic posters will be available to all registered delegates starting one week prior to EuroPerio7 on the
conference website.
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Prof. Dr. Josef Penninger is a biomedical researcher of outstanding reputation who has
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affect hundreds of millions of people. Josef Penninger is one of the most cited Life Scientists
in the world. He has published more than 40 primary papers in Nature, Science, and Cell
(and counting) among more than 100 studies in JEM, Circulation, Immunity, or other Nature
and Cell Journals (the top journals in their respective fields), a publication record that speaks
to his scientific excellence and international standing. Based on his publication record, he
was listed twice by ISI under the ten top scientists in the world.
He has discerned connections nobody had seen before in topics ranging from identification
of the SARS receptor in vivo, to finding the first ever synesthesia gene (Cell 2010), a condition
known for hundreds of years, to coming up with completely new insights into pathways
as diverse as fever (Nature 2009), obesity (Cell 2007, Cell 2010, lung injury (Nature 2005) and for instance
wound healing describing the first ever gene that regulates electricity controlled cell movement (Nature 2006).
This work has been absolutely groundbreaking and by itself ranks at the peak of research. Josef Penninger was
able to develop a system that allows “yeast genetics” in a mammalian pluripotent stem cell setting: his lab generated
haploid ES cells and systems for whole genome mutagenesis (Cell Stem Cell 2011). This singular achievement
not only breaks a paradigm in biology, but his technology will revolutionize functional genomics, i.e. it has
a similar impact to medicine and basic discoveries as did the development of model organisms such as yeast or
RNAi interference. Secondly, his works has had already a major and direct impact on medicine, already benefiting
hundreds of thousands of patients: He provided the first genetic proof that a gene called RANKL enclosed the
master regulatory protein for bone loss (Nature 1999a). Bone loss affects hundreds of millions of patients with
cancer metastases, diabetes, immunity, children with leukemia, or AIDS patients, and osteoporosis is one of the
most prevalent reasons of death in an aging population. His work is so important because multiple other factors
had been proposed as key regulators of bone loss via osteoclasts, but none of those turned out to be the key.
The real breakthrough came with his paper demonstrating that RANKL mutants lack all osteoclasts. All of a sudden,
based on his work, reproduced thousands of times, essentially all aspects of bone loss could be explained.
He not only provided the initial trigger to one of the most fundamental fields of biology and medicine, but then
discovered the fundamental molecular connections between inflammation and bone loss (e.g. why arthritis leads
to crippling) initiation an entirely novel field of research (osteoimmunology, Nature 1999b). Based on the discovery
of RANKL a novel and rational therapy has been developed already approved for sufferers of osteoporosis,
skeletal related events in cancer metastases (which alone affects more than a million patients each year) and,
possibly soon for the first time ever, delay of bone metastases.
presentation title: basic mechanism of disease pathogenesis
Thursday, June 7 | 09:00 – 09:45 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
prof. Dr. heinz Stammberger
PLENARY SPEAKERS
Heinz Stammberger, M.D., Hon. FRCS (Ed.), Hon. FRCS (Engl.), Hon. FACS, is Professor and
Head of the Department of General ORL, H&NS of the Medical University at Graz/Austria.
It was here where in the late 1960s and 70s his teacher, Prof. Walter Messerklinger, started
what would beco me a revolution in diagnosis and treatment of nasal and sinuses diseases:
Rigid endoscopy, FESS being the best known off-spring of this development. Prof. Stammberger
today, is considered one of the world’s leading experts in the field of endoscopic
sinus and skull base surgery. He has helped through numerous publications, books as well
as lectures and teaching courses on all continents, to spread the knowledge and expertise
and push the surgical frontiers. In the last decade, he and his ENT-team have started interdisciplinary
co-operation with their neurosurgical partners from the Medical University Graz.
Their transnasal concept of “Endoscopic Rhino-Neurosurgery” has made the Graz Group a
leader in the field and an international referral and centre of excellence.
presentation title: the maxillary sinus – anatomical and pathological considerations
Friday, June 8 | 09:00 – 10:00 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
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Friday, June 8, 2012, 18:00 – 18:30
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Thinking ahead. Focused on life.
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Friday, June 8, 2012, 18:30 – 19:00
Room: Schubert 3
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Research
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Implantology
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Plenary Lecture
Periodontology
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Lehar 1– 4 Schubert 1 – 2 Schubert 3 Strauss 1 Schubert 4 – 5 Schubert 6
Stolz 1– 2
(Overflow / SPS)
A3 Strauss 2 – 3
Lecture Halls
SPS 3
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SPS 2
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A breakthrough in gingival retraction technique for implants
V. Bennani (New Zealand)
15:30 – 17:00 | Schubert 3
SpS 2 - StrAUMANN WorKShop*
Reconstructive periodontal plastic surgery in the esthetic zone
G. Zucchelli (Italy)
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G. E. Romanos (USA)
17:30 – 19:00 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
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Research
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Implantology
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Plenary Lecture
Periodontology
PROGRAMME OVERVIEW
THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 2012
Lehar 1-4 Schubert 1-2 Schubert 3 Strauss 1 Schubert 4-5 Schubert 6
Stolz 1-2
(Overflow / SPS)
A3 Strauss 2–3
Main Auditorium
(A7-A8)
Lecture Halls
plenary Lecture
Penninger (AT)
followed by Quintessenz
Movie Premiere
09:00 – 10:00
p.45
10:00-10:30 Coffee Break
10:30 - 11:30
SPS 4
SUNStAr
Schmidlin (CH)
RC 1
Research
Communications
host microbial
communications
TR 1
Themed Research
Communications on
periodontal medicine
Hodge (UK)
DH 1
Dental Hygienist –
behaviour, psychology
and quality of life
Suvan (UK)
Jönsson (SE)
Andersson (SE)
p.46
Overflow
Session Room
P02
New insights into the
host response in
periodontitis
Crielaard (NL)
Chapple (UK)
Van Dyke (US)
p.46
I01
Forum for Specialists:
Computer aided
treatment
Dawood (UK)
T. van de Velde(BE)
Hugo (DE)
p.46
P01
periodontal plastic
surgery
Sarfati (FR)
Sanz (ES)
Zuhr (DE)
10:30 – 12:00
p.47
p.46
p.46
p.45
PROGRAMME OVERVIEW l THURSDAY June 7, 2012
12:15
press Conference
SPS 10
Nobel biocare
Simion (IT),Tabanella (IT)
Rompen (BE)
Gamborena (ES)
Friberg (SE)
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SPS 9
biomet 3i
Sanz (ES)
DeBruyn (BE)
Weinländer (AT)
SPS 8
MIS Implants
technologies
Jepsen (DE)
Paquette (USA)
SPS 7
oral-b/
procter&Gamble
Barendregt (NL)
Louropoulou (NL)
Slot (NL)
p.47
SPS 6
EMS Electro Medical
Systems
Renvert (SE)
Wennström (SE)
SPS 5
Institut Straumann AG
McGuire (USA)
Donos (UK)
Chen (AUS)
Overflow
Session Room
12:15 – 13:45
p.47
p.47
p.47
p.47
SPS 11
oral-b/
procter & Gamble
Thornhill (UK)
Tonetti (IT)
Van Miegham (BE)
RC 2
Research
Communications
Antimicrobial
treatment
TR 2
Themed Research
Communications on
periodontal therapy
Cairo (IT)
DH 2
Dental Hygienist –
What is the role of
anti-microbials in
management of
periodontal disease?
Mombelli (CH)
Kononen (FI)
Dannewitz (DE)
p.48
Overflow Session
Room
P04
EFp/AAp session –
Latest therapies and
emerging technologies
Shapira (IS)
Giannobile (US)
Romanos (US)
P03
Forum for Specialists:
periodontal surgery –
current techniques
and applications
Eickholz (DE)
Trombelli (IT)
Gaspirc (SI)
I02
Implants for
compromised
situations
Nisand (FR)
Tinti (IT)
De Bruyn (BE)
14:00 – 15:30
p.49
p.49
p.48
p.48
p.48
p.48
15:30 – 16:00 Coffee Break
RC 4
Research
Communications
Grafting
augmentation 1
SPS 12
Zimmer Dental
Esposito (IT)
Schlee (DE)
Hürzeler (DE)
RC 3
Research
Communications
basic science implant
dentistry
TR 3
Themed Research
Communications on
periodontal
regeneration
Stavropoulos (DE)
JACCArD prIZE
prESENtAtIoNS
Overflow Session
Room
P06
periodontal medicine
Tervonen (FI)
Loos (NL)
D’Aiuto (UK)
I03
Forum for Specialists:
peri-implant Soft
tissue problems and
management
Jansaker (SE)
O’Brien (IR)
Cosyn (BE)
p.49
P05
Advances in
non-surgical therapy
– maximising the
benefit
Fardal (NO)
Heasman (UK)
Ehmke (DE)
p.49
16:00 – 17:30
p.51
p.51
p.50
p.50
p.50
p.50
17:30 – 18:00 Poster Question & Answer Session in Poster Area
19:30 – 00:00 Evening for National Societies
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME
09:00 – 09:45 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
pLENArY LECtUrE
Chairs: G. Wimmer (Austria), J. Meyle (Germany)
Basic mechanisms of disease pathogenesis
J. Penninger (Austria)
Plenary Lecture immediately followed by Quintessenz Movie Premiere in Main Auditorium
QUINtESSENZ MoVIE prEMIErE
10:00 – 10:30 | CoFFEE brEAK
10:30 – 12:00 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
p01 - pErIoDoNtAL pLAStIC SUrGErY
Chairs: G. Zucchelli (Italy), G. Rasperini (Italy)
A scientific approach to periodontal plastic surgery
A. Sarfati (France)
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME l THURSDAY June 7, 2012
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Italian
Cell-to-Cell Communication – Inflammatory Reactions
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Aetiology and management of mucogingival
defects
M. Sanz (Spain)
Microsurgical approaches
O. Zuhr (Germany)
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10:30 – 12:00 | A3
I01 - ForUM For SpECIALIStS: IMpLANtoLoGY –
CoMpUtEr AIDED trEAtMENt
Chairs: H. De Bruyn (Belgium), E. H. Rompen (Belgium)
Use of Cone Beam CT in implant planning
A. Dawood (United Kingdom)
Indications and limitations for implant guided
surgery
T. Van De Velde (Belgium)
CAD CAM Technology
O. Hugo (Germany)
10:30 – 12:00 | Strauss 2-3
p02 - NEW INSIGhtS INto thE hoSt rESpoNSE
IN pErIoDoNtItIS
Chairs: L. Shapira (Israel), B. G. Loos (Netherlands)
New insights into the complexity of microbiological
infections in periodontitis
W. Crielaard (Netherlands)
Neutrophil extracellular traps – a new paradigm in
innate immunity
I. Chapple (United Kingdom)
New insights into the resolution of inflammation
T. Van Dyke (USA)
10:30 – 12:00 | Lehar 1-4
Dh 1 - bEhAVIoUr, pSYChoLoGY AND QUALItY
oF LIFE
Chairs: C. Ramseier (Switzerland), K. Ohrn (Sweden)
Health behaviour change in the dental practice
J. Suvan (United Kingdom)
Individually tailored prevention
B. Jönsson (Sweden)
Quality of life before and after periodontal therapy
P. Andersson (Sweden)
10:30 – 12:00 | Schubert 1-2
tr 1 - thEMED rESEArCh CoMMUNICAtIoNS –
pErIoDoNtAL MEDICINE
Introduction & Chair: P. Hodge (United Kingdom)
TR 1.01 | Introduction – periodontal medicine
P. Hodge (United Kingdom)
TR 01 | Effect of periodontal intervention on
periodontal disease and type 2 diabetes mellitus
T. Taiyeb-Ali, R. Raman, R. Vaithilingam,
S. Chan (Malaysia)
TR 02 | Potential association of paraoxonase 1,
type 2 diabetes mellitus and periodontitis
B. Noack, C. Hannig, Z. Aslanhan, J. Bouè, C. Petig,
F. Schaper, M. Hanefeld, T. Hoffmann (Germany)
TR 03 | Comparison of self-perceived oral
health, periodontal inflammatory conditions and
socioeconomic conditions in individulas with and
without prediabetes
F. Javed, M. Al-Askar, A. Al-Rasheed, N. Babay,
P. Galindo-Moreno, K. Al-Hezaimi (Saudi Arabia, USA)
TR 04 | Improvement of periodontal condition by
anti-tumor necrosis factor therapy in rheumatoid
arthritis patients
T. Kobayashi, M. Okada, S. Ito, T. Yokoyama,
K. Ishida, D. Kobayashi, A. Murasawa, H. Yoshie
(Japan)
TR 05 | Periodontal condition of patients with
auto-immune diseases and the effect of anti-TNF-α
therapy
Y. Mayer, R. Elimelech, A. Gurman, E. Machtei (Israel)
TR 06 | Periodontal infection with P. gingivalis in
rheumatoid arthritis (RA) patients
M. De Smit, E. Brouwer, A. Vissink,
B. Doornbos-Van Der Meer, J. Westra,
A. J. Van Winkelhoff (Netherlands)
10:30 – 12:00 | Schubert 3
rC 1 - hoSt MICrobIAL INtErACtIoNS
Chair: B. Molnar (Hungary)
RC 001 | Aggregatibacter actinomycetemcomitans
biofilm interacts with organotypic gingival mucosa
by binding and internalizing interleukin-1beta
A. Paino, E. Lohermaa, R. Sormunen, J. Korhonen,
M. Pöllänen, R. Ihalin (Finland)
RC 002 | A reduced chemokine-response of
gingival fibroblasts to viable Porphyromonas
gingivalis after a previous encounter
N. Scheres, W. Crielaard (Netherlands)
RC 003 | Exposure of Porphyromonas gingivalis
to hydrocortisone increases bacterial growth and
virulence in vitro
A. Akcalı, O. Huck, J. Davideau, N. Buduneli,
H. Tenenbaum (Turkey, France)
RC 004 | Novel secreted virulence factors of
Aggregatibacter actinomycetemcomitans
V. Zijnge, T. Kieselbach, J. Oscarsson (Sweden)
RC 005 | Effect of 15% alcohol consumption on
ligature -induced alveolar bone loss and TNF alpha
secretion in Wistar rats
C. Rösing, M. Wagner, E. Gaio, J. Rocha,
J. Cavagni, L. Orlandini (Brazil)
RC 006 | A challenge with Porphyromonas
gingivalis differently affects the osteoclast-inducing
capacity of periodontal ligament fibroblasts from
periodontitis patients and non-periodontitis donors
D. Sokos, N. Scheres, V. Everts, T. De Vries
(Netherlands)
RC 007 | Effects of Porphyromonas gingivalis
infection on tight junction proteins in gingival
keratinocytes
G. Mahfoud, S. Groeger, E. Baumgart-Vogt,
J. Meyle (Germany)
RC 008 | Periodontal pathogens in the biofilm
formation on voice prostheses
K. Bertl, B. Zatorska, M. Leonhard,
B. Schneider-Stickler (Austria)
10:30 – 11:30 | Strauss 1
SpS 4 - SUNStAr SCIENtIFIC SESSIoN
Guided tissue regeneration: To fill or not to fill
P. Schmidlin (Switzerland)
12:15 – 13:45 | Strauss 2-3
SpS 5 - StrAUMANN CorporAtE ForUM
proVEN CoNCEptS AND INNoVAtIoNS IN
pErIoDoNtAL AND IMpLANt DENtIStrY
Moderator: D. L. Cochran (USA)
Treatment of Recession Defects: Long-term evidence
and predictability of Emdogain
M. McGuire (USA)
Current advances in guided bone regeneration
materials and implant surfaces
N. Donos (United Kingdom)
Established and new implant concepts
S. T. Chen (Australia)
12:15 – 13:45 | Stolz 1-2
SpS 6 - EMS ELECtro MEDICAL SYStEMS
pErIoDoNtoLoGY
Periodontal and peri-implant infection control and
biofilm management
S. Renvert, J. Wennström (Sweden)
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME l THURSDAY June 7, 2012
12:15 – 13:45 | Lehar 1-4
SpS 7 - orAL b / proCtEr & GAMbLE
MAINtENANCE oF DENtAL IMpLANtS
(IN CoopErAtIoN WIth ACtA DEpt. oF
pErIoDoNtoLoGY, NL)
Chair: F. van der Weijden (Netherlands)
How to probe dental implants?
D. S. Barendregt (Netherlands)
How to clean dental implants – chemical,
mechanical and laser debridement
A. Louropoulou (Netherlands)
Dental implants hygiene at home – what can
patients do?
D. E. Slot (Netherlands)
12:15 – 13:45 | Schubert 1-2
SpS 8 - MIS IMpLANtS tEChNoLoGIES
Moderator: R. Williams (USA)
The role of inflammation in oral and overall health
and disease
S. Jepsen (Germany)
PeriZone PerioPatch®: A Pioneer device to
promote control of oral inflammation
D. Paquette (USA)
12:15 – 13:45 | Schubert 3
SpS 9 - bIoMEt 3i
CoNtroVErSIES IN GUIDED boNE
rEGENErAtIoN IN CoMbINAtIoN WIth IMpLANt
thErApY
Chair: M. Sanz (Spain)
Speakers:
H. De Bruyn, M. Weinländer (Belgium, Austria)
12:15 – 13:45 | Strauss 1
SpS 10 – NobEL bIoCArE
pAtIENt-orIENtED trEAtMENt ApproAChES
rEMAIN thE KEY to SUCCESS
Celebrate with us! 60 years since the discovery of
Osseointegration and 30 years since the landmark
conference in Toronto.
Moderator: M. Simion (Italy)
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Treatment planning lecture – focus will be on
available bone around the desired implant site and
identify how to manage complex situations
G. Tabanella (Italy)
Treatment planning lecture – identifying and
optimally controlling factors that contribute to
overall soft tissue health and stability in dental
implant treatment
E. Rompen (Belgium)
Treatment planning lecture focusing on the selection
of restorative products and protocols to ensure
long-lasting esthetic outcomes
I. Gamborena (Spain)
Long term outcomes of implant treatments for
different indications and patients – what have we
learned and can bring with us into the future
B. Friberg (Sweden)
14:00 – 15:30 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
I02 - IMpLANtS For CoMproMISED SItUAtIoNS
Chairs: F. Schwarz (Germany), M. Goldstein (Israel)
Short implants for limited bone volume
D. Nisand (France)
How to manage the implant in a compromised
position
C. Tinti (Italy)
Wide dental implants as an alternative to sinus
floor elevation
H. De Bruyn, S. Vandeweghe (Belgium)
14:00 – 15:30 | A3
p03 - ForUM For SpECIALIStS: pErIoDoNtAL
SUrGErY – CUrrENtS tEChNIQUES AND
AppLICAtIoNS
Chairs: K. Demirel (Turkey), M. Hurzeler (Germany)
Are there still indications for periodontal surgery
today?
P. Eickholz (Germany)
Minimally invasive surgery
L. Trombelli (Italy)
Periodontal surgery with lasers
B. Gaspirc (Slovenia)
14:00 – 15:30 | Strauss 2-3
p04 - EFp/ AAp SESSIoN – LAtESt thErApIES AND
EMErGING tEChNoLoGIES
Chairs: T. E. Van Dyke (USA), J. Kamma (Greece)
Recent advances in the development of vaccination
and host-modulation therapy
L. Shapira (Israel)
Gene delivery and novel biomaterials
W. Giannobile (USA)
Laser applications in periodontal therapy
G. Romanos (USA)
14:00 – 15:30 | Lehar 1-4
Dh 2 - WhAt IS thE roLE oF ANtI-MICrobIALS
IN MANAGEMENt oF pErIoDoNtAL DISEASE
Chairs: M. O’Dea (Ireland), D. van Strydonck (Belgium)
Antibiotics: for every perio patient or the selected
few?
A. Mombelli (Switzerland)
Anti-infective treatment of periodontitis
E. Könönen (Finland)
Local antibiotics in periodontal therapy
B. Dannewitz (Germany)
14:00 – 15:30 | Schubert 1-2
tr 2 - thEMED rESEArCh CoMMUNICAtIoNS –
pErIoDoNtAL thErApY
Introduction & Chair: F. Cairo (Italy)
TR 2.01 | Introduction – Periodontal therapy
F. Cairo (Italy)
TR 07 | Treatment of aggressive periodontitis with
antimicrobial photodynamic therapy or systemic
antibiotics. A prospective, randomized clinical
study
N. Arweiler, P. Małgorzata, T. Auschill, A. Skurska,
E. Dolińska, J. Pietruski, A. Sculean
(Germany, Poland, Switzerland)
TR 08 | MTZ alone or with AMX in the treatment
of chronic periodontitis: a 1-year double-blinded,
placebo-controlled, RCT. Part I: clinical results
M. Feres, G. Soares, J. Mendes, M. Faveri,
S. Socransky, R. Teles, L. Figueiredo (Brazil, USA)
TR 09 | Prognostic factors and tooth loss rate in
periodontally treated and maintained patients.
25 year follow-up
G. Agudio, M. Nieri, C. Martinolli,
G. P. Pini Prato (Italy)
TR 10 | A new biophotonic system as an adjunct to
the treatment of chronic periodontitis.
Preliminary results
J. Kamma, N. Loupis, D. Karapetsa, S. Vichos
(Greece, France)
TR 11 | Patient related quality of life evaluation
after therapy of severe periodontitis – consecutive
retrospective cohort study
M. Franke, C. Tietmann, N. Sadr, D. Meisen,
F. Broeseler (Germany)
TR 12 | Subgingival irrigation with a newly
developed pocketirrigator in advanced
periodontitis
L. J. Van Dijk, M. A. Lie, A. J. Van Winkelhoff,
F. Abbas (Netherlands)
14:00 – 15:30 | Schubert 3
rC 2 - ANtIMICrobIAL trEAtMENt
Chair: G. Zuric (Croatia)
RC 009 | Effects of local antimicrobials, as
adjuncts to subgingival debridement, compared
to subgingival debridement alone, in chronic
periodontitis patients, in terms of pocket probing
depth changes: a systematic review
M. García-Gargallo, P. Matesanz, E. Figuero,
A. Bascones-Martínez, M. Sanz, D. Herrera (Spain)
RC 010 | MTZ alone or with AMX in the treatment
of chronic periodontitis: a 1-year double-blinded,
placebo-controlled, RCT. Part II: microbiological
results
G. Soares, J. Mendes, M. Silva, M. Faveri,
S. Socransky, R. Teles, L. Figueiredo, M. Feres
(Brazil, USA)
RC 011 | Anti-malodour effect of different
mouthrinses in patients with oral malodour
F. Vancauwenberghe, M. Quirynen, J. Dadamio,
M. Van Tornout, C. Dekeyser (Belgium)
RC 012 | A randomized in-vivo study to compare
plaque Inhibition efficacy of a stannous-containing
sodium fluoride dentifrice to a calcium sodium
phosphosilicate dentifrice
M. Aksoy, P. Bellamy, M. Barker, A. Mussett,
S. Dirikan Ipci, S. Yılmaz (Turkey, United Kingdom, USA)
RC 013 | Application of an artificial mouth flow
model for evaluating mouthrinses
S. Isabal, R. Leon, V. Blanc (Spain)
RC 014 | Clinical evaluation of systemic
Amoxicillin plus Metronidazol and Moxifloxacin as
an adjunctive treatment in generalized aggressive
periodontitis: preliminary results
E. Guzeldemir (Turkey)
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RC 015 | The effects of photodynamic therapy on
oral Candida species in planktonic form and as
biofilms
B. Mohan, C. Murdoch (United Kingdom)
RC 016 | Comparative effects of two different
mouthrinses on volatile sulphur compounds:
a double-blind, cross-over, placebo controlled study
L. Mendes, J. Coimbra, M. Resende, A. Pereira,
M. Pinto (Portugal)
14:00 – 15:30 | Strauss 1
SpS 11 - orAL-b / proCtEr & GAMbLE
pErIoDoNtoLoGY AND CArDIoLoGY –
WhAt ArE thE CoNNECtIoNS?
Chair: I. Chapple (UK)
Update on infective endocarditis prevention
M. Thornhill (United Kingdom)
The link between periodontitis and cardiovascular
disease
M. Tonetti (Italy)
Cardiology – how we made the shift from surgery
to prevention
C. Van Mieghem (Belgium)
15:30 – 16:00 | CoFFEE brEAK
16:00 – 17:30 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
p05 - ADVANCES IN NoN-SUrGICAL thErApY –
MAXIMISING thE bENEFIt
Chairs: U. Van Der Velden (Netherlands),
U. Schlagenhauf (Germany)
Quality control of periodontal therapy
O. Fardal (Norway)
The cost-effectiveness of periodontal treatments
P. Heasman (United Kingdom)
Adjunctive use of antibiotics in periodontal therapy.
Data from the prospective multicenter ABPARO trial
B. Ehmke (Germany)
16:00 – 17:30 | A3
I03 - ForUM For SpECIALIStS: pErI-IMpLANt
SoFt tISSUE probLEMS AND MANAGEMENtS
Chairs: M. Sanz (Spain), M. Lorenzoni (Austria)
Soft tissue health and Peri-implant mucositis
A. Roos Jansaker (Sweden)
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Manipulation of the gingival margin for aesthetic
and restorative purposes
T. O’Brien (Ireland)
Risk indicators for major soft tissue deficiencies
around single implants: a multivariate analysis
J. Cosyn (Belgium)
16:00 – 17:30 | Strauss 2-3
p06 - pErIoDoNtAL MEDICINE
Chairs: I. L. C. Chapple (United Kingdom),
J. Deschner (Germany)
The complex inter-relationship of periodontitis and
diabetes
T. Tervonen (Finland)
Genetic predisposition for periodontitis and CVD
B. Loos (Netherlands)
Obesity, systemic inflammation and periodontitis
F. D’Aiuto (United Kingdom)
16:00 – 17:30 | Lehar 1-4
Jp 1 - JACCArD prIZE prESENtAtIoNS
Chairs: M. Tonetti (Italy), L. Shapira (Israel),
F. Hughes (United Kingdom)
Five-year change of periodontal diseases in the
study of health in Pomerania (SHIP)
B. Holtfreter (Germany)
Validation of reported genetic risk factors for
periodontitis in a large-scale replication study
A. S. Schaefer (Germany)
Interrelation between periodontitis and coronary
artery disease: role of TNF
S. Schulz (Germany)
Presenters listed in alphabetical order
16:00 – 17:30 | Schubert 1-2
tr 3 - thEMED rESEArCh CoMMUNICAtIoNS –
pErIoDoNtAL rEGENErAtIoN
Introduction & Chair: A. Stavropoulos (Denmark)
TR 3.01 | Introduction – Periodontal regeneration
A. Stavropoulos (Denmark)
TR 13 | Intramarrow penetration enhances
periodontal regeneration in intrabony defects
treated by open flap debridement.
A randomized clinical trial
A. Crea, G. Deli, C. Littarru, G. Vittorini Orgeas,
C. Lajolo, D. Tatakis (Italy, USA)
TR 14 | Periodontal Regeneration using
Gingival Margin-Derived Stem Cells loaded on
Deproteinized Bovine Cancellous Bone
K. Fawzy El-Sayed, S. Paris, S. Becker, S. Sälzer,
J. Wiltfang, C. Dörfer (Germany)
TR 15 | Regulation of cementoblast differentiation
using BMP-2 and BMP-6
A. C. Akman, K. Nagatomo, B. Foster, R. Nohutcu,
M. Somerman (Turkey, USA)
TR 16 | Use of gingiva-derived mesenchymal stem
cells for periodontal regeneration. Preliminary
results from in vitro studies
N. Sánchez- Pérez, S. Santamaría, J. A. García-Sanz,
F. Vignoletti, M. Sanz, D. Herrera (Spain)
TR 17 | Behaviour of human osteoblastic cell
differentiation on a nanohydroxyapatite substrate:
use of Real Time – PCR, atomic force and scanning
electron microscopy.
A. Pilloni, M. Brama, S. Migliaccio (Italy)
TR 18 | Treatment of non containing intrabony
osseous defects with enamel matrix derivative and
autogenous bone harvested with piezosurgery.
A case series
F. Ferrarotti, A. Quirico, O. Gilestro, C. Ghelardoni,
M. Marinacci, G. Mariani, M. Aimetti (Italy)
16:00 – 17:30 | Schubert 3
rC 3 - bASIC SCIENCE IMpLANt DENtIStrY
Chair: E. Salvesen (Norway)
RC 017 | Early healing of alveolar process after
tooth extraction. Comparison of spontaneous
healing versus implant placement
N. Discepoli, F. Vignoletti, M. Desanctis, L. Laino,
F. Muñoz, M. Sanz (Spain, Italy)
RC 018 | A comparison of five clinically used
titanium dental implants representing different
geometries and surface properties.
A biomechanical and histological study in the rabbit
J. Gottlow, L. Sennerby (Sweden)
RC 019 | Peri-implant soft tissue integration with
a modified transgingival collar implant surface.
Clinical and histomorphometric outcomes.
A pilot study in minipigs
A. Liñares, O. Domken, F. Muñoz, M. Dard, J. Blanco
(Spain, Belgium, USA)
RC 020 | BsmI polymorphism in VDR gene as a
host risk factor of implant loss
F. Alvim-Pereira, C. Alvim-Pereira, P. Trevilatto (Brazil)
RC 021 | Comparison of marginal bone levels of
two different implant systems after seven years in
function
D. Burtscher, K. Schubert, U. Beier, D. Dalla Torre,
A. Miklos, J. Giesinger, B. Norer, I. Grunert (Austria)
RC 022 | Evaluation of a novel compressionresistant
matrix for recombinant human bone
morphogenetic protein-2
S. Lu, T. Fiorini, J. Lee, H. Prasad, A. Buxton, F. Bisch,
D. Dixon, C. Susin, U. Wikesjö (USA)
RC 023 | The response of human gingival
fibroblasts to nano-structured oxidized titanium
surfaces
M. Annunziata, A. Oliva, M. A. Basile, A. Buosciolo,
M. Giordano, F. Rullo, A. Lanza, L. Guida (Italy)
RC 024 | Immediate implants with immediate
loading versus unloaded immediate implants: An
experimental study in the beagle dog after 2,4 and
8 weeks. Bone healing
S. Mareque, A. Liñares, J. Pérez, F. Muñoz, I. Ramos,
J. Blanco (Spain)
16:00 – 17:30 | Strauss 1
SpS 12 - ZIMMEr DENtAL
Innovations in implant- and periodontal therapy:
potential impact of new materials on dental
treatments
M. Esposito, M. Schlee, M. Hürzeler
16:00 – 17:30 | Schubert 6
rC 4 - GrAFtING AUGMENtAtIoN 1
Chair: M. Zitnanski (Czech Republic)
RC 025 | Surgical techniques for alveolar ridge
preservation: a systematic review of clinical and
histological studies
G. Vittorini Orgeas, M. Clementini, V. De Risi,
A. Mannocci, G. Deli (Italy)
RC 026 | Preservation of the post-extraction socket:
a randomized controlled clinical trial
D. Cardaropoli, L. Tamagnone, A. Roffredo,
L. Gaveglio (Italy)
RC 027 | Evaluation of healthy and pathologic
conditions in the maxillary sinus prior to sinus floor
elevation procedures using cone-beam computed
tomography
M. Bornstein, S. Janner, M. Caversaccio, D. Buser,
P. Dubach (Switzerland)
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RC 028 | Resonance frequency analysis of implant
stability on augmented bone after open sinus
elevation concerning histological aspects
H. Nicknam Asl, H. Ghanbari, A. Moeintaghvi,
M. Radvar (Iran)
RC 029 | Computed tomography analysis of
Schneiderian membrane after lateraly sinus
augmentation procedure
G. Anduze-Acher, B. Brochery, P. Bouchard (France)
RC 030 | Block versus particulate bone grafting
for 3-dimensional ridge augmentation in posterior
mandible: a 2-year prospective study
G. Lizio, F. Pieri, G. Corinaldesi, C. Marchetti (Italy)
RC 031 | A randomized controlled clinical
multicenter trial comparing the clinical and
histological performance of a new, modified
PLGA membrane to a ePTFE membrane in GBR
procedures
D. Schneider (Switzerland)
RC 032 | Microsurgery in sinuslifting –
new techniques to reduce the trauma
B. Shakibaie-M. (Iran)
17:30 – 18:00 | poStEr Q&A IN poStEr ArEA
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Research
Sponsor Session
Implantology
Dental Hygienist
Plenary Lecture
Periodontology
PROGRAMME OVERVIEW
FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 2012
Lehar 1-4 Schubert 1-2 Schubert 3 Strauss 1 Schubert 4-5 Schubert 6
Stolz 1-2
(Overflow / SPS)
A3 Strauss 2–3
Main Auditorium
(A7-A8)
Lecture Halls
RC 11
Research
Communications
Grafting
augmentation 2
RC 9
Research
Communications
Clinical trials
implant 1
SPS 13
heraeus
Tonetti (IT)
Lang (HK)
Shalaby (USA)
Eickholz (DE)
RC 5
Research
Communications
biology of
periodontal
regeneration
TR 4
Themed Research
Communications on
Aetiology and
pathogenesis
Kantarci (USA)
DH 3
Dental Hygienist –
how does understanding
aetiology influence
management ?
Laine (NL)
Bosshardt (CH)
Verner (FR)
p.55
Overflow
Session Room
P08
Aggressive
periodontitis
Beikler (DE)
Griffiths (UK)
Tomasi (SE)
P07
Forum for Specialists:
periodontal
regeneration –
still a challenge?
Hughes (UK)
Cortellini (IT)
Sculean (CH)
p.55
starts 09:00
plenary Lecture
Stammberger (AT)
08:30 – 10:00
p.56
p.57
p.56
p.56
p.55
p.55
p.55
10:00-10:30 Coffee Break
RC 12
Research
Communications
periodontal plastic
surgery 1
publishing in the JCp
M. Tonetti (IT)
SPS 14
biomet 3i
Hürzeler (DE)
Zuhr (DE)
Goené (NL)
Van de Velde (NL)
RC 6
Research
Communications
Aetiology and
pathogenesis 2
TR 5
Themed Research
Communications on
Diagnosis and risk
factors
Kocher (DE)
DH 4
Dental Hygienist –
therapy 2
van Strydonck (NL)
Rosema (NL)
Marchisio (IT)
Overflow
Session Room
P10
risk factors and
management
Ramseier (CH)
Nibali (IT)
Lalla (USA)
I04
Forum for
Specialists:
bone grafting
Gokbuget (TR)
Rompen (BE)
Rocchietta (IT)
p.57
P09
Gingival recession –
biology, aetiology and
management
Deschner (DE)
Blanes (ES)
Zucchelli (IT)
p.57
10:30 – 12:00
p.59
p.59
p.59
p.58
p.58
p.58
p.58
SPS 20
Nobel biocare
Esposito (IT), Klinge (SE),
Mombelli(CH), Rompen (BE),
van Dyke (USA), van
Steenberghe (BE), van
Winkelhoff (NL), Wang (USA)
p.60
SPS 19
biohorizons, Inc.
Iglhaut (DE)
SPS 18
MIS Implants
technologies
Coelho (USA)
Samet (IL)
p.60
SPS 17
ACtEoN
Vidot (FR)
Louise (FR)
SPS 16
EMS Electro
Medical Systems
Flemmig (USA)
SPS 15
DENtSpLY Friadent
Meyle (DE)
Kelekis-Cholakis (CA)
12:15 – 13:45
p.60
p.60
p.60
p.59
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RC 13
Research
Communications
periodontal plastic
surgery 2
RC 10
Research
Communications
Clinical trials
implant 2
14:00 - 15:30
SPS 21
GAbA / Colgate
Jepsen (DE)
Sanz (ES)
Mariotti (USA)
Renvert (SE)
p.61
RC 7
Research
Communications
periodontal
systemic Interactions
2 / diagnosis & risk
factors 2
p.61
TR 6
Themed Research
Communications on
Control of infection /
inflammation
Cionca (CH)
DH 5
Dental Hygienist –
therapy 3
Slot (NL)
Bush (CH)
Ower (UK)
Overflow
Session Room
P12
periodontal
maintenance
treatment in practice
Abbas (NL)
Parashis (GR)
Linden (UK)
p.60
P11
Forum for Specialists:
role of antimicrobials
& anti-inflammatories
Dommisch (DE)
Herrera (ES)
Preshaw (UK)
p.60
I05
rapid treatment
protocols – surgery
and prosthodontic
Hurzeler (DE)
Blanco (ES)
Lorenzoni (AT)
p.60
14:00 – 15:30
p.62
p.62
p.61
p.61
15:30 – 16:00 Coffee Break
RC 14
Research
Communications
Complications implant
treatment
p.64
SPS 22
Geistlich
biomaterials
Renvert (SE)
Schwarz (DE)
p.64
RC 8
Research
Communications
Clinical periodontal
regeneration
TR 7
Themed Research
Communications on
periodontal systemic
interactions
Meyle (DE)
DH 6
Dental Hygienist –
Mucosal and dentine
sensitivity
Stokman (NL)
Ide (UK)
West (UK)
Overflow
Session Room
15:45 – 17:45
P14
Asian/pacific session
Seymour (NZ)
Meng (CN)
Corbet (CN)
I06
Forum for Specialists:
Implantology – treating
the perio patient
Salvi (CH)
Roccuzzo (IT)
Grunder (CH)
P13
periodontal
management of molar
teeth –
how successful?
Tonetti (IT)
Jepsen (DE)
Carnevale (IT)
p.63
16:00 – 17:30
p.63
p.63
p.63
p.63
p.62
17:30 – 18:00 Poster Question & Answer Session in Poster Area
SPS 31
SUNStAr
4th SUNStAr World
perio research
Awards
SPS 30
J. Morita Mfg. Corp
Sculean (CH)
Miyamoto (JP)
Yamamoto (JP)
p.65
SPS 24
heraeus
Ratka-Krüger (DE)
Reeves (UK)
SPS 25
Johnson & Johnson
van der Weijden (NL)
Overflow
Session Room
Virtual Award
Presentations
18:00 – 19:30
p.65
p.65
SPS 26
DGp - GAbA
Eickholz (DE)
Ramseier (CH)
Kocher (DE)
Mombelli (CH)
p.65
p.64
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME
09:00 –10:00 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
pLENArY LECtUrE
Chairs: J. Meyle (Germany), G. Wimmer (Austria)
The maxillary sinus – anatomical and pathological
considerations
H. Stammberger (Austria)
08:30 – 10:00 | A3
p07 - ForUM For SpECIALIStS: pErIoDoNtAL
rEGENErAtIoN – StILL A ChALLENGE?
Chairs: V. Lekovic (Serbia), K. Warrer (Denmark)
Biological challenge of periodontal regeneration
F. Hughes (United Kingdom)
Meeting the challenge in infrabony defects
P. Cortellini (Italy)
Meeting the challenge in furcation defects
A. Sculean (Switzerland)
08:30 – 10:00 | Strauss 2-3
p08 - AGGrESSIVE pErIoDoNtItIS
Chairs: A. Mombelli (Switzerland),
E. G. Winkel (Netherlands)
Aggressive and chronic periodontitis – what are
the differences?
C. Tomasi (Sweden)
Microbial analysis of patients with aggressive
periodontitis
T. Beikler (Germany)
Antibiotics in the management of aggressive
periodontitis
G. Griffiths (United Kingdom)
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME l FRIDAY June 8, 2012
Simultaneous translations provided
in Main Auditorium as follows:
German Polish
French Russian
Italian
08:30 – 10:00 | Lehar 1-4
Dh 3 - hoW DoES UNDErStANDING AEtIoLoGY
INFLUENCE MANAGEMENt?
Chairs: M. P. Goldie (USA), B. Von Troil (Finland)
Periodontitis as a multifactorial disease
M. Laine (Netherlands)
Periodontal pocket formation: understanding the
pathology and disease progession
D. Bosshardt (Switzerland)
Microbiological and bacterial sampling – how may
it influence management?
C. Verner (France)
08:30 – 10:00 | Schubert 1-2
tr 4 - thEMED rESEArCh CoMMUNICAtIoNS –
AEtIoLoGY AND pAthoGENESIS
Introduction & Chair: A. Kantarci (USA)
Simultaneous translation
provided into German only
TR 4.01 | Introduction: Aethiology and
pathogenesis of periodontal diseases: challenging
the paradigm
A. Kantarci (USA)
TR 19 | Experimental periodontitis in Msx2 mutant
mice induces alveolar bone necrosis
J. Davideau, D. Hotton, O. Huck, I. Senussi,
H. Tenenbaum, A. Berdal (France)
TR 20 | Presence of JP2 and non-JP2 genotypes
of Aggregatibacter actinomycetemcomitans and
periodontal attachment loss in adolescents in
Ghana
C. Höglund Åberg, F. Kwamin, R. Claesson,
A. Johansson, D. Haubek (Sweden, Ghana, Denmark)
TR 21 | Tissue reactions following ligature removal
in experimental periodontitis and peri-implantitis in
dogs
J. Albouy, O. Carcuac, I. Abrahamsson, T. Berglundh
(Sweden)
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TR 22 | Pyrosequencing analysis of subgingival
microbiome in periodontitis: comparison between
smokers and non-smokers
S. Bizzarro, B. Loos, W. Crielaard, M. Laine,
E. Zaura (Netherlands)
TR 23 | T helper cells from aggressive periodontitis
patients produce higher levels of interleukin-1 beta
and interleukin-6 in interaction with Porphyromonas
gingivalis
J. Gonzales, S. Gröger, J. Meyle (Germany)
TR 24 | Modelling periodontitis as a dynamical
nonlinear system: providing a tool in discriminating
chronic from aggressive periodontitis patients
G. Papantonopoulos, K. Takahashi, B. Loos (Greece,
Japan, Netherlands)
08:30 – 10:00 | Schubert 3
rC 5 - bIoLoGY oF pErIoDoNtAL rEGENErAtIoN
Chair: R. F. Almeida (Portugal)
RC 033 | Effect of human beta defensin-3 on
proliferation of fibroblasts onto periodontally
involved root surfaces
H. Watanabe, H. Wang, M. Ogita, Y. Izumi (Japan)
RC 034 | Expression of embryonic stem cell
markers in periodontal granulation tissue
V. Ronay, N. Bostanci, G. Belibasakis, P. Schmidlin
(Switzerland)
RC 035 | Addition of recombinant human bone
morphogenetic protein 2 increased proliferation of
human osteoblasts but not fibroblasts in vitro
J. Vokurka, A. Fassmann, L. Izakovicova Holla
(Czech Republic)
RC 036 | Migratory properties of stem cell
dentospheres from periodontal tissue and the palate
P. Keeve, T. Dittmar, B. Niggemann, A. Friedmann
(Germany)
RC 037 | Persistence of self-renewal and
differentiation capacities of periodontal ligament
mesenchymal stem cells
M. Ghuman, B. Gharibi, F. Hughes (United Kingdom)
RC 038 | In-vitro evaluation of a new 3D collagen
matrix (Mucoderm®) for covering periodontal
recessions
A. Pabst, A. Callaway, B. Willershausen, K. Lehmann,
J. Stein, A. Kasaj (Germany)
RC 039 | (Withdrawn)
RC 040 | Osteoinductive activity of enamel matrix
derivative proteins
D. Cochran, B. Alent, B. Stout, S. Harris (USA)
08:30 – 10:00 | Strauss 1
SpS 13 - hErAEUS
hoW CAN LoCAL ANtIbIotICS ASSISt IN thE
trEAtMENt oF pErIoDoNtItIS
Chair: N. P. Lang (Hong Kong)
Welcome & Introduction
N. P. Lang (Hong Kong)
Current understanding of periodontitis:
How does it change our treatment?
M. Tonetti (Italy)
Local antibiotics during periodontal maintenance
therapy
N. P. Lang (Hong Kong)
Updates in the Development of Novel Biomaterials
for Oral and Periodontal Applications
W. Shalaby (USA)
Slow Release Doxycycline, a novelty for the
supportive treatment of periodontitis
P. Eickholz (Germany)
08:30 – 10:00 | Schubert 4-5
rC 9 - CLINICAL trIALS IMpLANtS 1
Chair: C. Pertl (Austria)
RC 065 | Immediate single implant restorations in
mandibular molar extraction sockets: a controlled
clinical trial
M. Atieh (New Zealand)
RC 066 | The influence of initial soft-tissue
thickness on peri-implant bone remodeling
S. Vervaeke, M. Dierens, J. Besseler, H. De Bruyn
(Belgium, Netherlands)
RC 067 | One stage sinus lift augmentation
procedure with implant placement:
histomorphmetric study comparing two different
heterologous grafting materials. A multi-centre,
double blind, prospective randomized controlled
clinical trial
P. Martegani, M. Silvestri, F. D‘Avenia, D. Capri,
L. Landi, G. Paolantoni, M. Farneti (Italy)
RC 068 | The role of immediate provisional
restorations on bone level implants: A randomised,
controlled clinical trial
N. Donos, A. Horvath, K. Dedi, L. Mezzomo,
N. Mardas (United Kingdom)
RC 069 | Precision of guided surgery.
A comparison of two guided surgery systems
(mucosa supported & bone supported) to each
other and to mental navigation via a randomised,
controlled clinical trial. Preliminary results
M. Vercruyssen, C. Cox, W. Coucke, R. Jacobs,
I. Naert, M. Quirynen (Belgium)
RC 070 | Randomised controlled clinical trial
comparing transmucosal versus submerged bone
level implants. Radiological and periodontal
outcomes
J. Flores Guillén, G. Barbieri Petrelli,
C. Álvarez-Novoa, C. Martín, M. Sanz (Spain)
RC 071 | Influence of mucosal tissue thickening
on the crestal bone stability around bone level
implants. A pilot clinical study
A. Puisys, T. Linkevicius, E. Vindasiute, N. Maslova,
M. Schlee (Lithuania, Germany)
RC 072 | Three-year follow-up of a randomized,
controlled, double-blind, clinical trial comparing
two different implant alloys (titanium grade IV vs.
titanium zircon) in the edentulous mandibles in a
split-mouth design
S. Storelli, E. Romeo, U. Bragger, H. Meijer, F. Muller,
M. Quirynen, W. Wagner, I. Naert, D. Wismeijer,
C. Ten Bruggenkate, G. M. Raghoebar,
M. Schimmel, T. Reichert, A. Perucchi, B. Al-Nawas
(Italy, Switzerland, Netherlands, Belgium, Germany)
08:30 – 10:00 | Schubert 6
rC 11 - GrAFtING AUGMENtAtIoN 2
Chair: M. Ide (United Kingdom)
RC 081 | Dental implant delivered bone
morphogenetic proteins support alveolar
augmentation and osseointegration
U. Wikesjö, C. Susin (USA)
RC 082 | Efficacy of deprotenized bovine bone
in combination with recombinant human plateletderived
growth factor-BB in the horizontal jaw
bone atrophy – experimental study
V. Palarie, V. Topalo, V. Nacu, P. Kammerer,
B. Al Nawas (Moldova, Germany)
RC 083 | Immunohistochemical analysis of staged
guided bone regeneration and osseointegration of
titanium implants using a polyethylene glycol (PEG)
membrane
I. Mihatovic, V. Golubovic, J. Becker, F. Schwarz
(Germany)
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME l FRIDAY June 8, 2012
RC 084 | Biocompatibility and biodegradation of
a native porcine pericardium membrane: results of
in vitro and in vivo examinations
D. Rothamel, F. Schwarz, R. Smeets, T. Fienitz,
T. Dreiseidler, L. Ritter, A. Happe, J. Zöller (Germany)
RC 085 | Implant site development by orthodontic
extrusion for flapless immediate implant placement:
2 years results
D. Blase, J. Lasserre, S. Toma, S. De Lourenço,
P. Bercy, M. Brecx (Belgium)
RC 086 | Comparison of mineralized cortical
bone allograft and anorganic bovine bone matrix
for sinus augmentation: Histomorphometry at 20
and 28 weeks in humans
R. Younes, N. Nader, M. Boukaram, R. Abi-Nassif
(Lebanon)
RC 087 | Minimally invasive sinus lift implant
device – a multi-center safety and efficacy trial
preliminary results
D. Cochran, H. Better, G. Chaushu (USA, Israel)
RC 088 | Histological and histomorphometrical
analyses of biopsies harvested 6 and 9 months
after socket preservation and maxillary sinus graft
procedures with ß-tricalcium phosphate (KeraOs®).
J. Molina (Spain)
10:00 – 10:30 | CoFFEE brEAK
10:30 – 12:00 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
p09 - GINGIVAL rECESSIoN – bIoLoGY,
AEtIoLoGY AND MANAGEMENt
Chairs: F. Cairo (Italy), D. Etienne (France)
Cellular and molecular regulation of periodontal
wound healing by local and systemic factors
J. Deschner (Germany)
Assessment of and conservative management of
gingival recession
R. Blanes (Spain)
Surgical management of gingival recession –
comparison of techniques
G. Zucchelli (Italy)
10:30 – 12:00 | A3
I04 - ForUM For SpECIALIStS:
IMpLANtoLoGY – boNE GrAFtING
Chairs: L. Landi (Italy), N. Jakse (Austria)
Extraction socket management
A. Gokbuget (Turkey)
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Reconstruction of the atrophic posterior maxilla:
Sinus elevation or vertical guided bone
regeneration?
E. Rompen (Belgium)
The role of Guided bone regeneration in ridge
augmentation
I. Rocchietta (Italy)
10:30 – 12:00 | Strauss 2-3
p10 - pErIoDoNtoLoGY – rISK FACtorS AND
MANAGEMENt
Chairs: T. Beikler (Germany), P. Madianos (Greece)
Importance of tobacco smoking among other risk
factors in periodontal diseases
C. Ramseier (Switzerland)
Periodontal infectogenomics: the role of genetic
factors in influencing the subgingival microbiota
L. Nibali (United Kingdom)
Considerations for the management of the
periodontal patient with diabetes mellitus
E. Lalla (USA)
10:30 – 12:00 | Lehar 1-4
Dh 4 - thErApY 2
Chairs: D. Hofer (Switzerland),
M. A. Stokman (Netherlands)
Toothbrushes to improve gingival health – what
advances have been made?
M. Rosema (Netherlands)
Toothpastes – how effective in plaque and gingivitis
control?
O. Marchisio (Italy)
Mouthrinses to improve gingival health – choice
and applicability
D. Van Strydonck (Netherlands)
10:30 – 12:00 | Schubert 1-2
tr 5 - thEMED rESEArCh CoMMUNICAtIoNS –
DIAGNoSIS AND rISK FACtorS
Introduction & Chair: T. Kocher (Germany)
TR 5.01 | Introduction – Diagnosis and risk factors
T. Kocher (Germany)
TR 25 | The natural history of periodontal disease:
modelling disease levels in Sri Lankan tea workers
over 40 years
M. Faddy, M. Cullinan, N. Lang, C. Ramseier,
M. Schätzle, G. Seymour
(Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Switzerland)
TR 26 | Investigation of biomarkers in health
and disease via proteomic analysis of gingival
crevicular fluid
R. Baliban, D. Sakellari, Z. Li, P. Dimaggio,
B. Garcia, C. Floudas (USA, Greece)
TR 27 | Genetic predisposition to periodontal
disease in mice
Y. Houri-Haddad, A. Shusterman, R. Mott, C. Durrant,
E. Weiss, F. Iraqi (Israel, United Kingdom)
TR 28 | Periodontal Status of a Medieval
Population from the United Kingdom
P. C. Gaspar Gonçalves, G. S. Griffiths,
A. Rawlinson (United Kingdom)
TR 29 | Genetic linkage in Brazilian families with
GAgP
G. Rapp, A. Mc Quillin, N. Pinneda-Trujillo,
P. Brett, M. Tonetti (Brazil, United Kingdom, Colombia,
Switzerland)
TR 30 | Derivation of a clinical prediction rule for
the diagnosis of periodontitis based on smoking
and obesity
C. Susin, E. Gaio, A. Haas, J. Albandar (USA, Brazil)
10:30 – 12:00 | Schubert 3
rC 6 - AEtIoLoGY AND pAthoGENESIS 2
Chair: J. Nart (Spain)
RC 041 | Activation of type I natural killer t-cells in
periodontitis lesions
M. Kebschull, B. Krämer, M. Haupt, P. Papapanou,
S. Jepsen, P. Brossart, I. Schmidt-Wolf, M. Nowak
(Germany, USA)
RC 042 | Periodontal disease and tooth loss in
Yanomami Indians, Amazon territory
L. Mota (USA)
RC 043 | The role of genetic factors in the
development of aggressive periodontitis
M. Buyko, V. Atrushcevich, A. Polyakov
(Russian Federation)
RC 044 | Dental biofilm lysine content may control
both biofilm expansion and access of bacterial
agents to subgingival tissues
Z. Lohinai, B. Keremi, E. Szoko, T. Tabi, C. Szabo,
Z. Tulassay, M. Levine (Hungary, USA)
RC 045 | Differential effects of LPS from
Escherichia Coli and Porphyromonas gingivalis on
IL-6 production in human periodontal ligament cells
D. Nebel, J. Arvidsson, J. Lillqvist, B. Nilsson
(Sweden)
RC 046 | Increased levels of soluble triggering
receptor expressed on myeloid cells (s TREM) -1 in
gingival crevicular fluid from patients with severe
periodontitis
C. Bisson, F. Massin, N. Miller, N. Thilly, S. Gibot
(France)
RC 047 | Effects of LL-37 in human periodontal
ligament cells
D. Jönsson, B. Nilsson (Sweden)
RC 048 | The role of nuclear factor Kappa-B
pathway activity in aggressive periodontitis
S. Kurgan, S. Unal, M. Gunhan, O. Gunhan (Turkey)
10:30 – 12:00 | Strauss 1
SpS 14 - bIoMEt 3i
KEYS to AChIEVING LoNG-LAStING IMpLANt
rEStorAtIoNS
Speakers:
M. Hürzeler, O. Zuhr, R. Goené, T. Van de Velde
(Germany, Netherlands, Belgium)
10:30 – 11:30 | Schubert 4-5
JCp 1 - pUbLIShING IN JCp
Publishing in the Journal for Clinical Periodontology
M. Tonetti (Italy)
10:30 – 12:00 | Schubert 6
rC 12 - pErIoDoNtAL pLAStIC SUrGErY 1
Chair: A. Fonzar (Italy)
RC 089 | Predictability of surgical techniques
used for coverage of multiple adjacent gingival
recessions. A systematic review
P. Hofmänner, R. Alessandri Bieri, O. Laugisch,
S. Aroca, A. Sculean (Switzerland)
RC 090 | Treatment of Miller Class I-II multiple
gingival recessions with the modified coronally
advanced tunnel technique by means of a
bioresorbable collagen matrix (Mucograft®) or a
connective tissue graft: A prospective, randomized,
controlled split-mouth clinical trial
S. Aroca, B. Molnar, T. Keglevich, I. Gera,
P. Windisch, G. Salvi, A. Sculean
(Switzerland, Hungary)
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME l FRIDAY June 8, 2012
RC 091 | Treatment of gingival recession defects
with coronally advanced flap and a xenogenic
collagen matrix: a multicenter randomized clinical
trial
K. Jepsen, S. Jepsen, G. Zucchelli, M. Stefanini,
M. De Sanctis, N. Baldini, B. Greven, B. Heinz,
J. Wennström, B. Cassel, F. Vignoletti, M. Sanz
(Germany, Italy, Sweden, Spain)
RC 092 | Laterally positioned flap with or without
acellular dermal matrix graft for the treatment
of localized gingival recessions with thin tissue
biotype: a randomized controlled study
C. Ahmedbeyli, S. Dirikan Ipci, G. Cakar, S. Yılmaz
(Turkey)
RC 093 | Tunnel technique connective tissue graft –
coronally advanced envelope flap for treatment
of multiple gingival recessions: esthetic evaluation.
Case series
E. Mancini (Argentina)
RC 094 | Clinical evaluation of autologous
fibroblast cell culture in gingival recession treatment
I. Milinkovic, Z. Aleksic, S. Jankovic, V. Lekovic,
B. Dimitrijevic (Serbia)
RC 095 | The gingival recessions coverage using
coronal positioned flap (CPF) and augmented and
nonaugmented connective tissue graft. 2-years
follow up study
W. Bednarz (Poland)
RC 096 | Patient morbidity after 2 different
surgical protocols to treat miller class I recession in
the anterior maxilla: a comparative ramdomized
control trial
L. Salhi, G. Lecloux, F. Lambert, E. Rompen (Belgium)
12:15 – 13:45 | Strauss 2-3
SpS 15 - DENtSpLY FrIADENt
MAStErING ADVErSE tISSUE rEACtIoNS IN
IMpLANt prACtICE
Long-term success of implants in periodontitis
patients – clinical strategies
J. Meyle (Germany)
Treatment of hard and soft tissue complications in
implant therapy
A. Kelekis-Cholakis (Canada)
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12:15 -–13:45 | Stolz 1-2
SpS 16 - EMS ELECtro MEDICAL SYStEMS
pErIoDoNtoLoGY
Glycine powder air polishing in the management
of oral biofilm infections
T. Flemmig (USA)
12:15 -–13:45 | Lehar 1-4
SpS 17 - ACtEoN
FLUorESCENCE: A NoVEL DIAGNoStIC AID For
pErIoDoNtAL DISEASE?
Speakers:
F. Vidot, F. Louise (France)
12:15 – 13:45 | Schubert 1-2
SpS 18 - MIS IMpLANtS tEChNoLoGIES
Implant design on early osseointegration: effects
of macrogeometry, microgeometry, and surgical
instrumentation
P. G. Coelho (USA)
Implant, Osteotomy, Stability
N. Samet (Israel)
12:15 – 13:15 | Schubert 3
SpS 19 - bIohorIZoNS, INC.
Laser-lock technology – the innovative titanium
surface providing soft tissue attachment on implants
and abutments
G. Iglhaut (Germany)
12:15 – 13:45 | Strauss 1
SpS 20 - MAINtENANCE oF MArGINAL boNE
AroUND IMpLANtS
Moderator: D. Van Steenberghe (Belgium)
Speakers:
M. Esposito, B. Klinge, A. Mombelli, E. Rompen,
T. van Dyke, D. van Steenberghe, A.-J. van Winkelhoff,
H.-L. Wang
(Italy, Sweden, Switzerland, USA, Belgium, Netherlands)
The above mentioned speakers/authers share the
outcomes of the consensus conference recently
held at Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm, Sweden,
devoted to “Maintenance of Marginal Bone around
Implants”. The audience will be invited to ask
questions, either beforehand through the Nobel
Biocare website www.nobelbiocare.com or by
sending text messages during the session itself.
14:00 – 15:30 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
I05 - rApID trEAtMENt protoCoLS – SUrGErY
AND proSthoDoNtIC
Chairs: T. Testori (Italy), B. Klinge (Sweden)
Immediate implants in the aesthetic zone
M. Hurzeler (Germany)
Immediate implants and immediate loading in
molar areas
J. Blanco (Spain)
Immediate loading protocols: keys to success,
challenges and complications
M. Lorenzoni (Austria)
14:00 – 15:30 | A3
p11 - ForUM For SpECIALIStS: roLE oF
ANtIMICrobIALS & ANtI-INFLAMMAtorIES
Chairs: M. Brecx (Belgium), P. Baehni (Switzerland)
Role of antimicrobial peptides in treatment of
periodontal disease
H. Dommisch (Germany)
Biofilm control – the use of systemic antibiotics and
antimicrobials
D. Herrera (Spain)
Anti-inflammatories in the control of periodontitis
P. Preshaw (United Kingdom)
14:00 – 15:30 | Strauss 2-3
p12 - pErIoDoNtAL MAINtENANCE trEAtMENt
IN prACtICE
Chairs: T. Kocher (Germany), P. Windisch (Hungary)
Quantifying the inflammatory burden –
the periodontal inflamed surface area
F. Abbas (Netherlands)
Supportive periodontal care and treatment in
private practice: realities and limitations
A. Parashis (USA)
Long-term outcome of teeth used as abutments in
patients affected by severe periodontal disease
G. Linden (United Kingdom)
14:00 – 15:30 | Lehar 1-4
Dh 5 - thErApY 3
Chairs: O. Marchisio (Italy), M. Reners (Belgium)
Do lasers / photodynamic therapy have a role in
periodontal treatment
D. E. Slot (Netherlands)
Minimal intervention techniques in periodontitis
management
P. Ower (United Kingdom)
Prevention and treatment of peri-implantitis
B. Bush Gissler (Switzerland)
14:00 – 15:30 | Schubert 1-2
tr 6 - thEMED rESEArCh CoMMUNICAtIoNS –
CoNtroL oF INFECtIoN AND INFLAMMAtIoN
Introduction & Chair: N. Cionca (Switzerland)
TR 6.01 | Introduction – Control of infection /
inflammation
N. Cionca (Switzerland)
TR 31 | Clinical evaluation of a 0.07%
cetylpyridinium chloride mouthrinse for prevention
of plaque and gingivitis: a 6-month randomised
clinical trial
X. Costa, E. Laguna, D. Herrera, J. Serrano,
B. Alonso, M. Sanz (Spain)
TR 32 | Light activated disinfection using a lightemitting
diode lamp in the red spectrum:
clinical and microbiological short-term findings on
periodontitis patients in maintenance.
A randomised controlled clinical trial
C. Mongardini, G. Di Tanna, A. Pilloni (Italy)
TR 33 | Effect of a computer-based training of
Fones vs. Bass on oral hygiene skills and gingivits.
A randomised controlled study
R. Deinzer, D. Harnacke, S. Mitter, M. Lehner,
J. Munzert (Germany)
TR 34 | Inhibition of gingival tissue matrix
metalloproteinase activity by an herbal mixture
W. Levine, M. Oberbaum, A. Saffer, S. Dishon,
N. Koren, D. Sarment (Israel, USA)
TR 35 | Influence of probiotics on clinical
parameters and GCF levels of Interleukin-1αin
experimental gingivitis: a randomised controlled
clinical trial
B. Kuru, T. Yalnızoğlu, K. Köse, L. Kuru (Turkey)
TR 36 | The possible role of epigenetic DNAmethylation
in periodontitis
S. Schulz, S. Lischewski, C. Gläser, H. Schaller,
S. Reichert (Germany)
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME l FRIDAY June 8, 2012
14:00 – 15:30 | Schubert 3
rC 7 - SYStEMIC INtErACtIoNS 2 – DIAGNoSIS
AND rISK FACtorS 2
Chair: S. Gücüm (Turkey)
RC 049 | Aggregatibacter actinomycetemcomitans
promotes myocardial ischemia/reperfusion injury
in mice
D. Wang, J. Suzuki, M. Ogawa, Y. Izumi, M. Isobe
(China, Japan)
RC 050 | Indirect sinus lift with a calcium
phosphosilicate putty using a new cartridge
delivery system
L. Mahesh, U. Kher (India)
RC 051 | Periodontal status of patients following
liver transplantation – ten years follow-up
E. Machtei, M. Falah, O. Oettinger-Barak, Y. Baruch,
J. Horwitz (Israel, Australia)
RC 052 | Association of severity of periodontal
disease with duration and systemic complications
of type 1 diabetes mellitus − a cross-sectional study
A. Jindal, R. Emmanuel, S. Narang, P. Agarwal,
S. Jindal (India)
RC 053 | The effect of periodontal inflammation
on collagen IV, laminin 5, MMP-2, and MMP-9
expression in gingival tissues of diabetic rats
Özer Yücel, S. Gültekin, B. Sengüven, S. Özdemir,
B. Kurtiş, M. Koch (Turkey, Germany)
RC 054 | Effects of different manual periodontal
probes on estimates of periodontal measurements
B. Holtfreter, D. Alte, C. Schwahn, T. Kocher
(Germany)
RC 055 | Correlations between BoP-Index, GCF
amounts and probing parameters at baseline
and during SPT in gAP
A. Friedmann, A. Saidowa, J. Bernimoulin (Germany)
RC 056 | Salivary balance of IL-1αand IL-1ra as an
indicator of periodontal treatment response
X. Li, C. J. Seneviratne, C. Ji, C. Zhang, L. Jin
(Hong Kong)
14:00 – 15:30 | Strauss 1
SpS 21 - CoLGAtE & GAbA
3 thINGS thAt DENtAL proFESSIoNALS ShoULD
KNoW AboUt IMpLANt
Introduction
S. Jepsen (Germany)
Risk factors associated with peri-implant diseases
M. Sanz (Spain)
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Implant maintenance and the prevention of
peri-implant diseases
A. Mariotti (USA)
How to treat peri-implant infections
S. Renvert (Sweden)
14:00 – 15:30 | Schubert 4-5
rC 10 - CLINICAL trIALS IMpLANt 2
Chair: E. Rodakowska (Poland)
RC 073 | Impact of dental implant length on early
failure rates: a meta-analysis of observational
studies
B. Pommer, S. Frantal, M. Posch, G. Tepper,
G. Watzek (Austria)
RC 074 | RCT comparing minimally with
moderately rough implants. A 3-year follow-up
E. Nicu, N. Van Assche, W. Coucke, W. Teughels,
M. Quirynen (Netherlands, Belgium)
RC 075 | Immediate loading with overdenture in
edentulous maxilla: long term results
T. Eccellente, A. Rossi, M. Piombino, M. Ortolani,
G. Alfieri, T. Diana (Italy)
RC 076 | RCT comparing minimally with
moderately rough implants up to 3 years
N. Van Assche, E. Nicu, W. Coucke, M. Pauwels,
W. Teughels, M. Quirynen (Belgium)
RC 077 | Immediate implant placement and a
osteoporosis patient
T. Siebert, R. Jurkovic (Slovak Republic)
RC 078 | Immediate loading using screw-retained
full ceramic crowns: immediate versus delayed
implant placement
S. Vandeweghe, C. Nicolopoulos, E. Thevissen,
R. Jimbo, A. Wennerberg, H. De Bruyn (Belgium,
Greece, Sweden)
RC 079 | Evaluation of stability, maximum bite
force and active tactile sensibility changes of
implants with a fluoride modified surface
N. Şener, S. Kandemir, O. Bengisu (Turkey)
RC 080 | Immediately and conventionally loaded
implants in the edentulous jaws: a retrospective
longitudinal study
R. Polansky, W. Wegscheider, A. Heschl, M. Haas,
G. Wimmer (Austria)
14:00 – 15:30 | Schubert 6
rC 13 - pErIoDoNtAL pLAStIC SUrGErY 2
Chair: I. Milinkovic (Serbia)
RC 097 | Evaluation of the effects of different
surgical methods applied to gingiva on elimination
of melanin pigmentation
C. Yildiz, C. Baran (Turkey)
RC 098 | Clinical evaluation of coronally
advanced flap with or without acellular dermal
matrix graft on complete root coverage for the
treatment of multiple gingival recessions with thin
tissue biotype: a randomised controlled study
C. Ahmedbeyli, S. Dirikan Ipci, G. Cakar, B. Kuru,
S. Yılmaz (Turkey)
RC 099 | Tunnel technique versus coronally
advanced flap with enamel matrix derivate in the
treatment of gingival recessions: a randomised
controlled clinical trial evaluating volumetric
aspects – one-year results
S. Rebele, D. Schneider, M. Hurzeler, R. Jung,
O. Zuhr (Germany, Switzerland)
RC 100 | Lateral sliding flap vs. connective tissue
graft for the treatment of Stillman’s clefts
F. Dominici, C. Mongardini, A. Pilloni (Italy)
RC 101 | Is high frenum an etiological factor for
gingival recession?
O. Shibly, M. Al-Sabbagh (USA)
RC 102 | Evaluation of the clinical results of
microsurgical and conventional periodontal
surgical approaches in the coverage of gingival
recession with connective tissue graft
N. Nizam, Ş. Sönmez, O. Bengisu (Turkey)
RC 103 | Comparison of coronally advanced
flap with or without collagen tissue matrix in the
treatment of gingival recessions
T. Guler, S. Dirikan Ipci, G. Cakar, S. Yılmaz (Turkey)
RC 104 | Human dermis graft versus autogenous
connective tissue grafts for thickening soft tissue
and covering multiple gingival recessions.
Six-month results from a preference clinical trial
M. Schlee, A. Tjaden, F. Rathe, A. Kasaj,
M. Esposito (Germany, Italy)
15:30 – 16:00 | CoFFEE brEAK
15:45 – 17:45 | Strauss 2-3
p14 - ASIAN pACIFIC SESSIoN
Chair: N. P. Lang (Hong Kong)
The infection burden – what does it mean?
G. Seymour (New Zealand)
Non surgical therapy for aggressive periodontitis?
H. Meng (China)
Should and can we treat gingival recession?
E. Corbet (Hong Kong)
16:00 – 17:30 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
p13 - pErIoDoNtoLoGY MANAGEMENt oF
MoLAr tEEth – hoW SUCCESSFUL?
Chairs: P. Cortellini (Italy), P. Eickholz (Germany)
The problem of periodontal involvement of molar
teeth
M. Tonetti (Italy)
Current management of furcations
S. Jepsen (Germany)
Long-term survival of periodontally compromised
teeth. How does it work and how much does it
cost?
G. Carnevale (Italy)
16:00 – 17:30 | A3
I06 - ForUM For SpECIALIStS: IMpLANtoLoGY –
trEAtING thE pErIoDoNtAL pAtIENt
Chairs: J. L. Giovannoli (France), M. Quirynen
(Belgium)
What are the problems in treating the periodontal
patient?
G. Salvi (Switzerland)
Long term results of implant therapy in
periodontally compromised patients
M. Roccuzzo (Italy)
How may prosthodontics be used to improve
aesthetic outcome
U. Grunder (Switzerland)
16:00 – 17:30 | Lehar 1-4
Dh 6 - MUCoSAL AND DENtINE SENSItIVItY
Chairs: P. Ower (United Kingdom), B. Bush Gissler
(Switzerland)
The effect of mucosal lesions on plaque control and
their management
M. Stokman (Netherlands)
Plaque control and mechanisms of dentine
hypersensitivity
M. Ide (United Kingdom)
Evaluation of treatment modalities for dentine
hypersensitivity
N. West (United Kingdom)
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME l FRIDAY June 8, 2012
16:00 – 17:30 | Schubert 1-2
tr 7 - thEMED rESEArCh CoMMUNICAtIoNS –
pErIoDoNtAL SYStEMIC INtErACtIoN
Introduction & Chair: J. Meyle (Germany)
TR 7.01 | Introduction – Periodontal systemic
interaction
J. Meyle (Germany)
TR 37 | Pathogen trafficking dendritic cells in
periodontitis, acute coronary syndrome
C. Cutler, J. Carrion (USA)
TR 38 | Effect of periodontal treatment on risk
factors of cardiovascular diseases. A systematic
review and meta-analyses
W. Teeuw, D. E. Slot, H. Susanto, V. Gerdes, J.
Kastelein, F. Abbas, B. Loos (Netherlands, Indonesia)
TR 39 | Non surgical periodontal therapy reduces
cardiovascular risk in refractory hypertensive
patients
F. Vidal, R. Fischer (Brazil)
TR 40 | Dental conditions in hospitalised patients
with coronary heart disease
S. Reichert, S. Schulz, A. Lutze, T. Seifert,
T. Dudakliewa, R. Gawe, K. Werdan, B. Hofmann,
H. Schaller, A. Schlitt (Germany)
TR 41 | Systemic effects of toxins of periodontal
pathogenic bacteria on human myocardium –
a possible route to elucidating the link between
periodontitis and heart dysfunction
D. Ziebolz, C. Jahn, E. Semper, C. Rost, J. Schmidt,
M. Hoch, R. Waldmann-Beushausen, E. Hornecker,
F. Schöndube, R. Mausberg (Germany)
TR 42 | Correlation between histological
characterisation of carotid atherosclerotic plaque
and detection of periodontal pathogens
H. Rangé, S. Duenas, S. Delbosc, J. Michel,
P. Bouchard, O. Meilhac (France)
16:00 – 17:30 | Schubert 3
rC 8 - CLINICAL pErIoDoNtAL rEGENErAtIoN
Chair: R. Gašperšič (Slovenia)
RC 057 | Regenerative surgery in advanced
1- or 2-wall intrabony defects: clinical results after
36 months
T. Hoffmann, E. Al-Machot, F. Broeseler, J. Gonzales,
J. Meyle, S. Jepsen (Germany)
RC 058 | 10 year results following surgery with
EMD, NBM and TCP
F. Dori, I. Gera, N. Arweiler, E. Szanto, A. Agics,
A. Sculean (Hungary, Germany, Switzerland)
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RC 059 | Treatment of Miller Class I/II gingival
recessions with connective tissue graft alone or
combined with enamel matrix derivative:
a randomised clinical trial
M. Sadighi Shamami, S. Parviz, M. Shamami (Iran)
RC 060 | Regenerative therapy using bovine bone
mineral shows stable long-term results: a practicebased
study
F. Broeseler, C. Tietmann, A. Hinz, S. Jepsen
(Germany)
RC 061 | Treatment of periodontal intrabony
defects with enamel matrix derivatives with and
without autogenous cortical bone graft:
a randomised controlled clinical study
O. Ağralı, B. Kuru, L. Kuru (Turkey)
RC 062 | Regenerative procedures and
orthodontics in the treatment of severe intrabony
defects
C. Tietmann, F. Broeseler, T. Axelrad, M. Franke,
S. Jepsen (Germany)
RC 063 | Efficacy of connective tissue and ABBM
with and without PRP in treatment of intrabony
defects
O. Moghaddas, H. Moghaddas (Iran)
RC 064 | A novel suturing technique in a
single-flap procedure: the four-step approach for
managing post-surgical oedema
T. Nozawa (Japan)
16:00 – 17:00 | Strauss 1
SpS 22 - GEIStLICh bIoMAtErIALS
Interactive discussion: Surgical and non-surgical
peri-implantitis treatment concepts
S. Renvert, F. Schwarz (Sweden, Germany)
16:00 – 17:30 | Schubert 6
rC 14 - CoMpLICAtIoNS IMpLANt trEAtMENt
Chair: S. Fickl (Germany)
RC 105 | Decision making in implant dentistry:
what is the best option?
A. Popelut, F. Mora, P. Bouchard (France)
RC 106 | Three year clinical results following antiinfective
surgical treatment of peri-implantitis
L. Heitz-Mayfield, G. Salvi, A. Mombelli, N. Lang
(Australia, Switzerland, China)
RC 107 | Do cement remnants always lead to periimplant
disease? A retrospective analysis
T. Linkevicius, A. Puisys, E. Vindasiute, N. Maslova,
P. Apse, M. Schlee (Lithuania, Latvia, Germany)
RC 108 | The microflora around failing and
healthy dental implants
A. Hawas, R. Palmer, D. Beighton (United Kingdom)
RC 109 | Microbiological study using PCR and
culture methods in peri-implantitis
M. Albertini, L. López-Cerero, C. Fernández
Chereguini, M. Gonzalez O‘Sullivan, S. Ballesta,
E. Ortíz, J. Ríos, M. Herrero, P. Bullon (Spain)
RC 110 | Dental implant survival in aggressive
periodontitis patients: a long-term historical
prospective study
L. Levin, R. Ofec, Y. Grossmann, R. Anner (Israel)
RC 111 | Effect of gender on anatomic features of
nasopalatine canal and maxillary environmental
bone
G. N. Guncu, Y. D. Yildirim, H. G. Yilmaz,
P. Galindo-Moreno, M. Velasco-Torres, K. Al-Hezaimi,
R. Al-Sadhan, E. Karabulut, H. Wang, T. F. Tözüm
(Turkey, Cyprus, Spain, Saudi Arabia, USA)
RC 112 | Internal bacterial colonization of
implants: association with peri-implant bone loss
F. Broeseler, S. Jepsen, P. Jöhren, R. Mericske-Stern,
N. Enkling (Germany, Switzerland)
17:30 – 18:00 | poStEr Q&A IN poStEr ArEA
18:00 – 19:30 | Strauss 2-3
SpS 25 - JohNSoN & JohNSoN
SCIENtIFIC SESSIoN
Judging panel: S. Jepsen, M. Goldstein, P. Madianos
Mouthrinses – The evidence: Part 1
F. van der Weijden (The Netherlands)
Virtual Abstract Presentations:
1. Deletion of sclerostin rescues periodontal bone
loss in periostin knock-out mice
Y. Ren (USA)
2. The effects of two essential oil mouthrinses on
supragingival plaque regrowth: a comparative
study
D. Compilato (Italy)
3. Edentulism and salivary concentration of free
LL-37. Comparison with healthy and chronic
periodontitis subjects
S. Davidopoulou (Greece)
4. Protocol of BRONJ prevention: successful use of
antiseptics during oral surgical procedures
O. di Fede (Italy)
5. Detection of Fusobacterium nucleatum from
maternal periodontal origin in adverse pregnancy
outcomes
C. Gonzales-Marin (UK)
18:00 – 19:00 | Lehar 1-4
SpS 24 - hErAEUS
SYMpoSIUM For DENtAL hYGIENIStS:
pErIoDoNtItIS – UpDAtE oN thErApEUtIC
optIoNS
Chair: P. Ratka-Krüger (Germany)
Welcome & Introduction
P. Ratka-Krüger (Germany)
Supportive periodontal therapy in daily practice
P. Ratka-Krüger (Germany)
Telomere length, oxidative stress and chronic
periodontal inflammation: implications for
supportive therapy
J. Reeves (United Kingdom)
18:00 – 19:00 | Schubert 3
SpS 30 - J. MorItA MFG. Corp.
Chair: A. Sculean (Switzerland)
Efficacy of 3 dimensional diagnosis in periodontal
and implant treatment
Y. Miyamoto (Japan)
Predictable treatment of peri-implantitis by using
Er:YAG Laser Micro-Explosions
A. Yamamoto (Japan)
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME l FRIDAY June 8, 2012
18:00 – 19:30 | Strauss 1
SpS 26 - GAbA / CoLGAtE
JoINt SYMpoSIUM WIth DEUtSChE
GESELLSChAFt Für pAroDoNtoLoGIE (DGp)
SUpportIVE MAINtENANCE – thE KEY to LoNGtErM
SUCCESS oF pErIoDoNtAL AND IMpLANt
thErApY
Chair: P. Eickholz (Germany)
Introduction
P. Eickholz (Germany)
How to structure supportive periodontal therapy
according to patient’s individual risk?
C. Ramseier (Switzerland)
Periodontal disease progression in subjects with
and without maintenance
T. Kocher (Germany)
Supportive periimplant therapy
A. Mombelli (Switzerland)
18:00 – 19:30 | Schubert 4-5
SpS 31 - SUNStAr
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Chair: R. J. Genco (USA)
The Winning paper presentation and the cocktail
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SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 2012
Research
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Implantology
Dental Hygienist
Plenary Lecture
Periodontology
Lehar 1-4 Schubert 1-2 Schubert 3 Strauss 1 Schubert 4-5 Schubert 6
Stolz 1-2
(Overflow / SPS)
A3 Strauss 2–3
Main Auditorium
(A7-A8)
Lecture Halls
RC 17
Research
Communications
Mixed Session
RC 16
Research
Communications
periodontal clinical
trials
RC 15
Research
Communications on
periodontal systemic
interactions 3: CVD
TR 8
Themed Research
Communications on
Gender aspects in
periodontal disease
Gleissner (DE)
Plenary Lecture
how critical is the
control of
interproximal plaque?
van der Weijden (NL)
Overflow
Session Room
P16
Forum for specialists:
periodontal plastic
surgery
Etienne (FR)
Rasperini (IT)
Fickl (DE)
I07
practial approaches
to maxillary sinus
augmentation surgery
Valentini (FR)
Testori (IT)
Palmer P (UK)
P15
orthodontic treatment
approaches in the
advanced
periodontal case
Giovannoli (FR)
Dibart (F/USA)
Weiland (AT)
09:00 – 10:30
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10:30 – 11:00 Coffee Break
I08
Forum for specialists:
anatomical pitfalls
Tepper (AT)
SPS 28
Geistlich biomaterials
Sculean (CH)
Aroca (FR)
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME l SATURDAY June 9, 2012
SPS 29
Dexcel pharma
technologies Ltd.
Meyle (DE)
Machtei (IL)
SPS 27
Johnson & Johnson
van der Weijden (NL)
Virtual Award
Presentations
P17
Nutrition in the
management of
periodontal disease
Van der Velden (NL)
Teughels (BE)
p.71
Plenary Lecture
Magnetic resonance
and Ct imaging in
diagnosis and
treatment
Gahleitner (AT)
p.71
11:00 – 12:00
p.72
p.72
p.71
p.71
12:00 – 12:30 break
P18
halitosis – Implications
in the dental practice
Winkel (NL)
Tangerman (NL)
p.72
overflow Session
room
I09
peri-implantitis –
A challenge for all
Zitzmann (CH)
Quirynen (BE)
Renvert (SE)
Schwarz (DE)
12:30 – 13:30
Closing remarks
13:30 – 14:30
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME
SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 2012
09:00 – 10:30 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
p15 - orthoDoNtIC trEAtMENt ApproAChES
IN thE ADVANCED pErIoDoNtAL CASE
Chairs: X. H. Rausch-Fan (Austria),
G. Tepper (Austria)
Influence of orthodontic tissue remodelling on
periodontal healing
J. L. Giovannoli (France)
Piezocision: rapid orthodontic tooth movement
while correcting soft and hard tissue deficiencies
S. Dibart (USA)
The role of the orthodontist
F. Weiland (Austria)
09:00 – 10:30 | A3
I07 - prACtICAL ApproAChES to MAXILLArY
SINUS AUGMENtAtIoN SUrGErY
Chairs: F. Lambert (Belgium),
W. Wegscheider (Austria)
The diagnosis and management of sinus pathology
prior to sinus augmentation
P. Valentini (France)
Lateral approach to sinus grafting
T. Testori (Italy)
The Osteotome technique for within site
augmentation
P. Palmer (United Kingdom)
09:00 – 10:30 | Strauss 2-3
p16 - ForUM For SpECIALIStS:
pErIoDoNtAL pLAStIC SUrGErY
Chairs: O. Zuhr (Germany),
A. Sculean (Switzerland)
Is there a need of mucogingival surgery?
D. Etienne (France)
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME l SATURDAY June 9, 2012
Simultaneous translations provided
in Main Auditorium as follows:
German Polish
French Russian
Italian
Sub-Epithelial connective tissue graft for treatment
of gingival recessions with and without enamel
matrix derivative
G. Rasperini (Italy)
Use of microsurgical and minimally invasive
techniques
S. Fickl (Germany)
09:00 – 10:00 | Lehar 1-4
pLENArY LECtUrE
Chairs: J. E. Suvan (United Kingdom),
D. S. Barendregt (Netherlands)
Simultaneous translation
provided into German only
How critical is the control of interproximal plaque
for oral health?
F. van der Weijden (Netherlands)
09:00 – 10:30 | Schubert 1-2
tr 8 - thEMED rESEArCh CoMMUNICAtIoNS –
GENDEr ASpECtS IN pErIoDoNtAL DISEASE
Introduction & Chair: C. Gleissner (Germany)
TR 8.01 | Introduction – Gender aspects in
periodontal disease
C. Gleissner (Germany)
TR 43 | Gingival changes and influence of MMP-8
concentrations in pregnant patients
V. Ehlers, W. Hortig, A. Kasaj, B. Willershausen
(Germany)
TR 44 | Gender differences in peri-implant disease
G. Dvorak, R. Seemann, C. Bruckmann,
A. Kautzky-Willer (Austria)
TR 45 | Effect of periodontitis on the serum levels
of NO metabolites and lipoproteins in different
gender groups
O. Andrukhov, H. Haririan, K. Bertl, W. Rausch,
M. Matejka, X. H. Rausch-Fan (Austria)
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TR 46 | Oral health conditions in women with or
without occupation
B. Willershausen, V. Ehlers, T. Lesko-Hamza,
I. Willershausen, A. Azaripour (Germany)
TR 47 | To what extent is tooth loss in seniors
affected by gender
M. Geibel, P. Hänsgen (Germany)
TR 48 | Determinants of the periodontal infection
among home-dwelling old people aged 75 years
or older
K. Komulainen, P. Ylöstalo, S. Hartikainen (Finland)
09:00 – 10:30 | Schubert 3
rC 15 - pErIoDoNtAL SYStEMIC INtErACtIoNS
Chair: E. Friedwald (Israel)
RC 113 | Initial periodontal therapy is associated
with decreased COPD exacerbations
U. Baser, M. Kucukcoskun, G. Oztekin, E. Kiyan,
F. Yalcin (Turkey)
RC 114 | Periodontitis and coronary artery
disease – a clinical study in patients with coronary
angiography
A. Sattler, H. Sinanoglu, M. Soufi, J. Schäfer,
B. Maisch, L. Flores-De-Jacoby, N. Arweiler,
M. Stelzel (Germany)
RC 115 | Real-time PCR versus nested PCR in
the analyses of bacterial species associated with
periodontitis from atheromatous plaques
E. Figuero, M. Marin, D. Herrera, S. Renvert,
M. Sanz (Spain, Sweden)
RC 116 | Relationship of periodontal disease
to coronary artery disease in a group of Turkish
patients
M. Bilgin Çetin, E. Ünsal, D. Kumbasar, A. Elhan
(Turkey)
RC 117 | Association between chronic
periodontitis and ischemic cardiopathy
S. Zanella, E. Chujfi, L. Souza, J. Barbisan,
B. Suzigan, S. A. Pereira (Brazil)
RC 118 | Saliva levels of Aggregatibacter
actinomycetemcomitans associate with both acute
and stable coronary syndrome
K. Hyvärinen, P. Mäntylä, K. Buhlin, S. Paju,
M. Nieminen, J. Sinisalo, P. Pussinen (Finland)
RC 119 | Arterial elastic properties in chronic
periodontitis patients
I. Puhar, A. Lovrenčić-Huzjan, D. Šodec-Šimičević,
M. Strineka, A. Badovinac, D. Vražić, D. Božić,
D. Illeš, D. Plančak, V. Demarin (Croatia)
RC 120 | Hypertensive condition and upregulation
of pro-inflammatory genes may lead to
severe bone loss
M. Taba Jr, J. Montenegro, V. Mariguela, C. Antoniali,
R. Gerlach, S. Souza, D. Palioto, M. Messora,
P. Fernandes (Brazil)
09:00 – 10:30 | Schubert 4-5
rC 16 - pErIoDoNtAL CLINICAL trIALS
Chair: H. Kalaitzakis (Greece)
RC 121 | Tooth loss in cronic periodontal diseased
patients after 12 years in supportive periodontal
therapy
O. Argibay, O. Argibay, J. Seoane, I. Ramos,
J. Blanco (Spain)
RC 122 | Clinical outcomes evaluation of full
mouth disinfection in the treatment of smoker
patients with chronic periodontitis
E. Jebrin, K. Demirel (Turkey)
RC 123 | Clinical evaluation of a protocol of
subgingival debridement with Er:YAG laser in
comparison to ultrasonic debridement:
a randomised clinical trial
I. Sanz, A. Ortiz-Vigon, A. Matos, D. Herrera,
M. Sanz (Spain)
RC 124 | Clinical attachment loss after nonsurgical
periodontal treatment with ultrasonic
scalers and nd:YAG laser
A. Dilsiz, T. Aydın (Turkey)
RC 125 | Distal healing after extraction of
impacted mandibular third molars in young adults
A. Faria, M. Gallas, M. López (Spain)
RC 126 | Periodontal regeneration with or without
forced eruption for the treatment of 2- or 3-wall
Infrabony defects: two randomised parallel clinical
trials
S. Ogihara (Japan)
RC 127 | Oral hygiene reinforcement in the
simplified periodontal treatment of 1-hour
D. Apatzidou, P. Zygogianni, D. Sakellari,
A. Konstantinidis (Greece)
RC 128 | Accelerated tooth movement facilitated
with periodontal regeneration
S. Urano (Japan)
09:00 – 10:30 | Schubert 6
rC 17 - MIXED SESSIoN
Chair: N. Khili (Morocco)
RC 129 | Management of maternal periodontitis –
A systematic review Dr. Bharathi Devi Myneni,
Assoc. Professor, Dept. of Periodontology Dental
School, OHSU, Portland, Oregon, USA Managing
Periodontist, Willamette Dental, Tigard, Oregon,
USA
B. D. Myneni (USA)
RC 130 | Oral health-related quality of life and
periodontal status in pregnancy
A. Geevarghese, J. Baskaradoss (Saudi Arabia)
RC 131 | The assessment of salivary biomarkers
for periodontitis
H. Haririan, K. Bertl, O. Andrukhov, G. Wimmer,
M. Matejka, W. Rausch, X. H. Rausch-Fan (Austria)
RC 132 | Periodontally accelerated orthodontics –
a novel technique for a shortened orthodontic
treatment with a stable result. a clinical and
computerised tomography analysis
T. Chackartchi, A. Klinger (Israel)
RC 133 | Tissue integration of single and two
piece zirconia implants – results from a RCT
M. Payer, M. Koller, R. Kirmeier, A. Heschl, V. Arnetzl,
G. Arnetzl, M. Lorenzoni, N. Jakse (Austria)
RC 134 | Parathyroid hormone alters proliferation
and gene expression of human periodontal
ligament cell seeded on different titanium surfaces
in vitro
M. Soudan, M. Dard, A. Friedmann (Germany, USA)
RC 135 | P. gingivalis induced up-regulation of B7-
H1 causes T helper cell differentiation in vitro
S. Groeger, E. Domann, T. Chakraborty, J. Gonzales,
J. Meyle (Germany)
RC 136 | In vitro analysis of the effects of novel
air polishing devices on human teeth – preliminary
results
J. Bühler, F. Schmidli, R. Weiger, C. Walter
(Switzerland)
10:30 – 11:00 | CoFFEE brEAK
11:00 – 12:00 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
pLENArY LECtUrE
Chairs: T. Van De Velde (Belgium), W. Lill (Austria)
Magnetic resonance and CT imaging in diagnosis
and treatment
A. Gahleitner (Austria)
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME l SATURDAY June 9, 2012
11:00 – 12:00 | A3
p17 - NUtrItIoN IN thE MANAGEMENt oF
pErIoDoNtAL DISEASE
Chairs: D. Plančak (Croatia), M. Haas (Austria)
The potential of probiotics
W. Teughels (Belgium)
The nutritional approach
U. Van Der Velden (Netherlands)
11:00 – 12:00 | Strauss 2-3
SpS 27 - JohNSoN & JohNSoN
SCIENtIFIC SESSIoN
Judging panel: S. Jepsen, M. Goldstein, P. Madianos
Virtual Abstract Presentations:
6. Quadrant scaling and root planing versus sameday
full-mouth scaling and root planing with and
without an essential oil mouth rinse
D. Gopalakrishnan (India)
7. Intraoral electrostimulator to treat xerostomia
C. Paderni (Italy)
8. An interventional study on the efficacy of
non-surgical mechanical periodontal therapy on
Advanced Oxidation Protein Products (AOPPs) and
glycemic levels in uncontrolled type 2 diabetes
mellitus patients with chronic periodontitis
R. Rao Suresh (India)
Mouthrinses – The Evidence: Part 2
F. van der Weijden (The Netherlands)
11:00 – 12:00 | Stolz 1-2
SpS 28 - GEIStLICh bIoMAtErIALS
Interactive session: How to treat multiple
recessions? An innovative treatment concept
A. Sculean, S. Aroca, (Switzerland, France)
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11:00 – 12:00 | Schubert 1-2
SpS 29 - DEXCEL phArMA tEChNoLoGIES LtD
NEW pArADIGM For thE USE oF LoCAL
thErApEUtIC AGENtS IN ChroNIC
pErIoDoNtItIS
Local and systemic effects of pocket disinfection
with PerioChip®
J. Meyle (Germany)
Negotiating deep pockets around teeth and
implants using frequent application of PerioChip®
based technology
E. Machtei (Israel)
11:00 – 12:00 | Strauss 1
I08 - ANAtoMICAL pItFALLS
Chairs: P. Palmer (United Kingdom), W. Zechner
(Austria)
Anatomical pitfalls in implantology and
periodontology
G. Tepper (Austria)
12:00 – 12:30 | brEAK
12:30 – 13:30 | Lehar 1-4
p18 - hALItoSIS: IMpLICAtIoNS IN thE DENtAL
prACtICE
Chairs: B. E. Kuru (Turkey), U. Skaleric (Slovenia)
Intra-oral halitosis
E. Winkel (Netherlands)
Extra-oral halitosis
A. Tangerman (Netherlands)
12:30 – 14:30 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
I09 - pErI-IMpLANtItIS – A ChALLENGE For ALL
Chairs: C. Bruckmann (Austria),
R. Palmer (United Kingdom)
Pathogenesis of peri-implantitis and periodontitis.
Similarities and discrepancies
N. Zitzmann (Switzerland)
Plaque formation on different implant surfaces and
other risk factors
M. Quirynen (Belgium)
Limitations of current methods of treatment
S. Renvert (Sweden)
What future treatments may work
F. Schwarz (Germany)
Closing remarks
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POSTER TOPICS COVERED IN GROUP 1 POSTER TOPICS COVERED IN GROUP 2
Displayed from Wednesday to thursday
perio posters:
Aetiology and pathogenesis (P0001 – P0009)
Basic research: aetiology and pathogenesis (P0010 – P0075)
Periodontal medicine (P0076 – P0083)
Periodontal systemic interactions (P0084 – P0097)
Clinical research: periodontal systemic
interactions
(P0098 – P0151)
Antimicrobial treatment (P0152 – P0158)
Control of infection and inflammation (P0159 – P0164)
Periodontal regeneration (P0165 – P0170)
Biology of periodontal regeneration (P0171 – P0172)
Periodontal therapy (P0173 – P0185)
Clinical periodontal regeneration (P0186 – P0191)
Clinical tips and cases: regeneration (P0192 – P0201)
Clinical research: diagnosis and risk factors (P0202 – P0246)
Clinical research: epidemiology and delivery
of care
(P0247 – P0277)
Clinical research: periodontal Therapy (P0278 – P0357)
Clinical tips and cases: Surgical therapy (P0358 – P0372)
Clinical tips and cases: aesthetics and periodontal (P0373 – P0391)
plastic surgery
Clinical tips and cases: restorative aspects /
general periodontology
(P0392 – P0410)
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Würzburg, Department of Periodontology,
Würzburg, Germany
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Implant Dentistry posters:
Basic research: biomaterials and surfaces (P0411 – P0425)
Basic science in implant dentistry (P0426 – P0434)
Pre clinical models: implant therapy (P0435 – P0446)
Clinical trials in implant dentistry (P0447 – P0457)
Grafting/augmentation procedures
in implant dentistry
(P0458 – P0467)
Clinical tips and cases: grafting
and augmentation
(P0468 – P0484)
Clinical research: implant therapy outcomes (P0485 – P0515)
Clinical research: implants in
compromised sites
(P0516 – P0528)
Clinical tips and cases: aesthetics /
general implant dentistry
(P0529 – P0539)
Clinical tips and cases: prosthodontic treatment (P0540 – P0547)
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Leuven, Department of Periodontology,
Research Group for Microbial Adhesion,
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Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis (P0548 – P0613)
Diagnosis and Risk factors (P0614 – P0623)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors (P0624 – P0668)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology
and delivery of care
(P0669 – P0698)
Host microbial interactions (P0699 – P0705)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic
interactions
(P0706 – P0756)
Periodontal clinical trials (P0757 – P0775)
Periodontal therapy (P0776 – P0787)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy (P0788 – P0863)
Periodontal plastic surgery (P0864 – P0872)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics
and periodontal plastic surgery
(P0873 – P0892)
Periodontal regeneration (P0893 – P0907)
Clinical Tips and cases: Regeneration (P0908 – P0918)
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects/
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Clinical tips and cases: Surgical therapy (P0938 – P0952)
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Implant Dentistry posters:
Basic Research: Biomaterials and Surfaces (P0953 – P0966)
Basic science in implant dentistry (P0967 – P0975)
Pre clinical models: implant therapy (P0976 – P0988)
Clinical trials in implant dentistry (P0989 – P0999)
Grafting/augmentation procedures in
implant dentistry
(P1000 – P1010)
Clinical tips and cases: Grafting and
augmentation
(P1011 – P1026)
Complications of implant therapy (P1027 – P1034)
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Kristianstad University,
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Heinrich Heine University,
Germany
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University of Bern,
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Aetiology and pathogenesis
p0001 | A retrospective Analysis of the Etiology of
peri-Implantitis and Implant Failure
C. Hamm, A. Piccini, D. Lavoie, S. Sabo, L. Dakin,
W. Ward, P. Fritz (Canada)
Aetiology and pathogenesis
p0002 | Genome comparison of clinical virulent
porphyromonas gingivalis strains pGC1 and tDC60 with
type strains W83 and AtCC 33277
D. Liu, R. Shu (China)
Aetiology and pathogenesis
p0004 | Gingival crevicular fluid levels of interleukin-33
(IL-33), thymic stromal lymphopoietin (tSLp), interferon-γ
(IFN-γ), and interleukin-4 (IL-4) in periodontal health and
disease
E. Papathanasiou, F. Teles, T. Theoharides, E. Arguello,
M. Finkelman, T. Griffin, J. Hanley (United States of America)
Aetiology and pathogenesis
p0005 | Gingival crevicular fluid proteinase 3 levels in
different periodontal diseases
O. Turkoglu, E. Azarsiz, G. Emingil, N. Kutukculer,
G. Atilla (Turkey)
Aetiology and pathogenesis
p0006 | Gingival tissue Alterations in two patients with
port Wine Stain
A. Kocak-Buyukdere, E. Guzeldemir (Turkey)
Aetiology and pathogenesis
p0007 | biochemical Analysis of pentraxin 3 Level in
Experimental periodontitis Model
G. C. Keles, U. Balli, B. O. Cetinkaya, A. Findik,
Z. P. Keles, F. Pamuk (Turkey)
Aetiology and pathogenesis
p0008 | oral squamous carcinoma cells express b7-h1
and b7-DC in vivo
J. Meyle, H. Howaldt, S. Gattenloehner, S. Groeger
(Germany)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0010 | Effects of periodontal bacterial lysates on human
monocyte-derived dendritic cells obtained from individuals
with chronic periodontitis or periodontal health
P. Cury, V. Horewicz, J. Carmo, J. A. Barbuto (Brazil)
Nikolidakis, A. Charonis, A. Tsakris, J. Vrotsos (Greece)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0011 | Syndecans: a novel family expressed in gingival
tissues of chronic periodontitis patients
S. Kotsovilis, S. Tseleni-Balafouta, I. Fourmousis, D.
Nikolidakis, A. Charonis, A. Tsakris, J.A. Vrotsos (Greece)
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Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0012 | histomorphometric analysis of the differences in
bone morphology of the buccal crest of anterior teeth
C. Ulm, S. Hienz, G. Fugger, S. Tangl, M. Matejka
(Austria)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0013 | the relationship between Matrix
Metalloproteinase-1 (MMp-1) -1607 Single-Nucleotide
polymorphism And Agressive periodontitis in turkish
population
E. Konas, A. Öztürk, G. Ogur, B. Özyılmaz (Turkey)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0014 | Effect of alendronate and atorvastatin
combination on alveolar bone loss in rats
A. P. Lima, P. Goes, I. Melo, C. Dutra, L. K. Monteiro,
A. Saldanha, V. Lima (Brazil)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0015 | the interferon status in cases with severe forms of
periodontitis
L. Tebloeva, L. Dmitrieva, S. Grigoryan, Z. Revazova
(Russian Federation)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0016 | Gene and protein expression of tNF-converting
enzyme (tACE/ADAM17) and tissue inhibitor of
metalloproteinases (tIMp)-3 in gingival tissues from
periodontitis patients with drug-induced gingival
overgrowth
T. Tomita, T. Kubota, N. Nakasone, M. Iiyama,
T. Morozumi, M. Horimizu, D. Abe, M. Nagata,
K. Nouno, H. Yoshie (Japan)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0017 | pharmacological evidences for involvement
of calcium entry through trpV1 channels in nifedipineinduced
gingival overgrowth
T. Hattori, T. Ara, Y. Fujinami (Japan)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0018 | Amyloid beta (A4) precursor protein expression in
periodontitis-affected gingival tissues
T. Kubota, S. Maruyama, D. Abe, T. Shimizu,
N. Nakasone, T. Morozumi, T. Saku, H. Yoshie (Japan)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0019 | Effects of sword bean extract on the oral bacteria
and progression of rat experimental periodontitis by
porphyromonas gingivalis
Y. Nakatsuka, T. Nagasawa, Y. Yumoto, F. Nakazawa,
K. Matsushita, Y. Furuichi (Japan)
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p0020 | periodontal health in dental students, influence
of smoking and test anxiety
I. Sutej, K. Peros, K. Rosin-Grget (Croatia)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0021 | Effect of piroxicam on bone cells proliferation
G. Mazzaglia, E. De Luna-Bertos, J. Ramos Torrecillas,
C. Ruiz Rodriguez, O. García-Martínez (Spain)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0022 | the effect of porphyromonas gingivalis on hepatic
metabolism in relationship between periodontitis and
diabetes mellitus
M. Takano, N. Sugano, Y. Iwano, R. Koshi, R. Koshi,
S. Mochizuki, K. Ito (Japan)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0023 | A preliminary study on the migration of metallic
constituents originating from Ag-pd-Cu-Au cast post:
clinical study
S. Arwatchanakan, K. Uoshima, H. Takahashi
(Thailand, Japan)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0024 | Microbiological profile and Calprotectin
Expression in Naturally-occurring and Experimentally-
Induced Gingivitis
M. E. Guarnelli, R. Farina, D. Herrera, E. Figuero,
M. Sanz, L. Trombelli (Italy, Spain)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0025 | histology of periimplant diseases
R. Thierbach, G. Mueller, T. Eger, T. Goeller (Germany)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0026 | L-ascorbic acid 2-phosphate magnesium salt
promoted collagen synthesis and exerted both antioxidant
and anti-inflammatory properties in human gingival
fibroblasts
K. Tsutsumi, H. Fujikawa, T. Kajikawa, M. Takedachi,
T. Yamamoto, S. Murakami (Japan)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0027 | hydrogen-rich water prevents initiation of
atherosclerosis induced by periodontitis in the rat
D. Ekuni, T. Tomofuji, Y. Endo, K. Kasuyama, K. Irie,
T. Azuma, N. Tamaki, S. Mizutani, A. Kojima, M. Morita
(Japan)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0028 | t cells from mice immunized with peptidoglycan
accelerates lipopolysaccharide-induced osteoclastogenesis
M. Yokoyama, T. Ukai, T. Kaneko, T. Kishimoto, K. Sato,
C. Shiraishi, Y. Ozaki, A. Yoshimura,
Y. Hara (Japan)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0029 | periodontal Ligament Sensory Apparatus:
Morphological and Functional Characteristics and reaction
to restoration procedures using Single and block prosthetic
Appliances
A. Torgomyan, G. Sanosyan, S. Hovhannisyan
(Armenia, Russian Federation)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0030 | Evaluation of the root Surface Microtopography
Following the Use of two polishing Systems by Confocal
Microscopy (CFM) and Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM).
An In Vitro Study
C. Solis, J. Sanz, P. Levi, Jr., A. Pascual, J. Nart,
A. Santos (Spain, United States Of America)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0031 | Comparative analysis among porphyromonas
gingivalis and Escherichia coli LpS on the induced
periodontitis. pilot study
T. Bedran, D. Gomes, C. Rossa Junior, L. Spolidorio,
D. Spolidorio, J. Pires (Brazil)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0032 | Sp1 and NFkb in periodontitis and gingivitis
lesions
L. Larsson, S. Thorbert-Mros, T. Berglundh (Sweden)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0033 | the effectiveness of non-surgical treatment to
reduce levels of IL-18 in GCF from inflamed periodontal
sites
B. Campos, R. Fischer, A. Gustafsson, C. M. Figueredo
(Brazil, Sweden)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0035 | prevention of endodontic-periodontal lesions
caused by lateral and furcal accessory canals:
an in-vitro study
I. Yaylali, K. Demirkaya, Y. Tunca (Turkey)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0036 | oral infection with porphyromonas gingivalis and
systemic cytokine profile in C57bL/6.Kor -ApoE shl mice
S. Miyauchi, T. Maekawa, Y. Aoki, H. Miyazawa,
K. Tabeta, T. Nakajima, K. Yamazaki (Japan)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0037 | A retrospective study on the root morphology of
the maxillary first premolar in dependence of the location
of the permanent canine
G. Benkö, M. Breu, K. Bertl, A. Gahleitner, C. Ulm
(Austria)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0038 | the Nature of the Mandibular Canal
P. Heimel, K. Bertl, K. Reich, C. Ulm (Austria)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0039 | Increased osteoclast formation and bone
resorbing activity of IL-1ra Ko mice compared with Wt
mice
T. Noguchi, H. Mizutani, A. Izawa, Y. Ozawa, Y. Kamiya,
Y. Ishihara (Japan)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0040 | Specific interaction of oral microorganisms with
human multipotent stromal cells
K. Kriebel, A. Biedermann, B. Kreikemeyer, H. Lang
(Germany)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0041 | Interleukin (IL)-6, IL-8 and CXCL12 mrNA
expression in human gingival and periodontal ligament
fibroblasts is regulated by both MyD88 and trAM
A. C. Morandini, P. Souza, E. Ramos Junior,
C. Sipert, C. A. Costa, C. Santos (Brazil)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0042 | regulation of osteoblastic differentiation by
proteasome inhibitor bortezomib
M. Uyama, M. Kawanami, M. Tamura (Japan)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0043 | relationship between total oxidant status and
bone resorption markers in serum and gingival crevicular
fluid in patients with periodontitis
E. Baltacioglu, M. Aslan Kehribar, P. Göker,
O. Saraç Atagün, A. Alver, C. Kahraman, E. Karabulut
(Turkey)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0044 | Microbial profile of patients with aggressive and
chronic periodontitis as compared to healthy subjects
C. S. Stingu, J. Schmidt, A. Rodloff, H. Jentsch (Germany)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0045 | Calcium homeostasis & Vitamin D Metabolism in
patients with Aggressive periodontitis
M. Zyablitskaya, V. Atrushkevich, A. Mkrtumyan
(Russian Federation)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0046 | the presence of MAIt cells in human periodontal
tissues
I. Mandel, T. Csuta, D. Lukács, M. Meggyes,
A. Nagy, Z. Illés, L. Szereday (Hungary)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0047 | Effects of Smoking on Salivary C-telopeptide
pyridinoline Cross-links of type I Collagen and osteocalcin
Levels
O. Gürlek, D. F. Lappin, N. Buduneli
(Turkey, United Kingdom)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0048 | Insulin sensitivity and γ-cell function predict the
development of periodontal infection
P. Timonen, M. Knuuttila, A. Jula, A. Suominen, P. Ylöstalo
(Finland)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0049 | periodontitis aethiogenic agent,
porphyromonasgingivalis lipopolysaccharide, induces roSdependent
autophagy
M. Cordero, R. Jaramillo, M. Battino, J. Quiles, P. Bullon
(Spain, Italy)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0050 | Lipophilic antioxidants protect of mitochondrial
dysfunction in gingival fibroblasts promoted by
porphyromonas gingivalis lipopolysaccharide
C. Díaz-Castro, D. San-Juan, M. Cordero,
M. Battino, J. Quiles, J. Ríos, P. Bullon (Spain, Italy)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0051 | Mitochondrial dysfunction in gingival fibroblasts
promoted by porphyromonas gingivalis lipopolysaccharide
D. San-Juan, C. Díaz-Castro, M. Cordero, M. Battino,
J. Quiles, M. Ramirez-Tortosa, M. Herrero, P. Bullon
(Spain, Italy)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0052 | the role of porphyromonas gingivalis Serb in
periodontal bone loss in the mouse model
E. Gamble, M. Payne, M. Curtis (United Kingdom)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0053 | Antibacterial and Cytotoxicity Effects of Edible
herbs against periodontopathic bacteria and Fibroblast
S. Mohd Said, F. Abdul-Majid, W. Wan Mustapha,
I. Jantan (Malaysia)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0054 | periodontal health of Smokers versus Never-
Smokers
B. Hüseyİnalemdaroğlu, H. Baylas (Turkey)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0055 | the Serum Levels of Cytokines and Adipokines in
obese rats With periodontitis
F. Çağlar, Z. Yetkin Ay, D. Kumbul Doğuç, E. Uskun,
F. Kırzıoğlu (Turkey)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0056 | Interleukin-33 levels in gingival crevicular fluid,
saliva or plasma do not differentiate chronic periodontitis
N. Buduneli, O. Ozcaka, A. Nalbantsoy (Turkey)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0057 | Antibacterial Activity of propolis and Gelam
honey (Melaleuca Cajaputi) against periodontopathogens
B. Baharin, N. S. Ramzuzzaman, R. Sufyan, Z. Shafiei,
M. Razali (Malaysia)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0058 | the regulatory Effects of Diverse Mediators
Against osteoclastogenesis on human Gingival Fibroblasts
Y. Ujiie, T. Karakida, T. Ohshima, N. Maeda, S. Oida
(Japan)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0059 | mirNA-146 is a negative regulator of IL-1, IL-6
and tNF-γ in human gingival fibroblasts
Y. Xie, R. Shu, D. Liu (China)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0060 | Effect of rhpDGF-bb on periodontal regeneration
Y. Shibukawa (Japan)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0061 | the role of tGF beta 1 and VEGF in the
pathogenesis of scleroderma
G. Isola, G. Matarese, G. Cutroneo, A. Favaloro,
G. Anastasi (Italy)
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Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0062 | Wnt5a expression by porphyromonas gingivalis
LpS via NF-kappab and StAt1
H. Nanbara, N. Wara-Aswapati, T. Nagasawa,
Y. Yoshida, H. Kobayashi, Y. Izumi (Japan, Thailand)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0063 | osteoconductivity of Mosaic-like porous Ceramics
Combined with rat bone Marrow Stromal Cells
T. Kato, K. Teraoka, Y. Numabe (Japan)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0064 | Clinical and laboratory assessment of
effectiveness usage antioxidative drugs (mexidolum)
preparation in treatment of patient with generalized
periodontitis
E. Prosvirova (Russian Federation)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0065 | porphyromonas gingivalis infection modulates
lipid profile by inducing pCSK9 production in murine model
H. Miyazawa, T. Honda, S. Miyauchi, H. Domon,
T. Okui, T. Nakajima, K. Tabeta, K. Yamazaki (Japan)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0066 | Induction of Differentiation into Vascular
Endothelial Cells by FGF-2 on Cells Derived from
periodontal Ligament
K. Shirai, T. Hidaka, T. Ueyonahara, T. Kado,
Y. Nakatsuka, Y. Furuichi (Japan)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0067 | Immunohistochemical analysis of lymphocyte
subpopulation in normal gingiva and peripheral giant cell
granuloma
A. Dilsiz, N. Gürsan, T. Aydın (Turkey)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0068 | Salivary interleukin-6 and tumor necrosis factoralpha
in patients with chronic and aggressive periodontitis
I. Bradvica, A. Badovinac, V. Brailo, V. Vucicevic-Boras,
D. Bozic, I. Puhar, A. Andabak-Rogulj, B. Ladika-Davidovic
(Croatia)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0069 | prolyl hydroxylase inhibitors increase the
production of vascular endothelial growth factor in human
dental pulp cells
H. Müller, R. Gruber, H. Agis (Austria)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0070 | Anandamide reduced Cytokine Expression in
periodontal Ligament Cells in Vitro
B. Özdemir, H. Haririan, K. Bertl, M. Matejka,
X. H. Rausch-Fan, O. Andrukhov (Turkey, Austria)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0071 | Association of periodontopathogenes identified
from dental plaque by pCr technique with composite
Interleukin-1 Genotype and clinical parameters in chronic
periodontitis
A. Atanasovska Stojanovska, A. Petlichkovski,
I. Muratovska, M. Popovska, N. Orovcanec, M. Spiroski
(Macedonia)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0072 | Effects of mechanical stress on the proliferating
activity of human periodontal ligament fibroblasts
C. Tang, S. Shi, Z. Niu, P. Dang (China)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0073 | Interleukin-8 gene variations associated
with subgingival bacterial colonization in chronic and
aggressive periodontitis in the Czech population
P. Linhartová, V. Řehka, M. Jurajda, A. Fassmann,
L. Izakovicova Holla (Czech Republic)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0074 | protease-activated receptor-1 expression
is increased in chronic periodontitis patients after nonsurgical
periodontal treatment
M. Holzhausen, V. Alves, R. Eichler, H. Silva, M. Santos,
L. Saraiva, M. H. Carvalho (Brazil)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0075 | Gingipain from porphyromonas gingivalis is
associated to protease-activated receptor-2 expression in
chronic periodontitis patients
V. Euzebio Alves, R. Eichler, H. Silva, C. Brito, P. Viera,
M. H. Carvalho, M. Holzhausen (Brazil)
Periodontal Medicine
p0076 | GCF Chemokine Levels of patients with Gingival
Inflammation and Metabolic Syndrome
G. Eren, A. Gurkan, S. Cetinkalp, Y. Delen Akcay,
G. Emingil, G. Atilla (Turkey)
Periodontal Medicine
p0077 | oral health status in patients with rheumatoid
arthritis: the oSArA study
J. Vergnes, P. Monsarrat, A. Blaizot, A. Cantagrel,
M. Sixou, C. Nabet (France)
Periodontal Medicine
p0078 | oral and gingival lichen planus: case report with
global medical care and three-year follow-up
A. Hbibi, O. K. Ennibi (Morocco)
Periodontal Medicine
p0079 | Association of periodontal disease with
rheumatoid arthritis: a case-control study
V. Papastamou, M. Vlahodimitri, A. Tzioufas, I. Vrotsos,
P. Madianos (Greece)
Periodontal Medicine
p0080 | Salivary biomarkers in gingival crevicular fluid of
rheumatoid arthritis patients with periodontal disease
S. Martu, S. Solomon, I. Rudnic, D. Ignat, I. Martu,
R. Chiriac (Romania)
Periodontal Medicine
p0081 | the assessment of peri-implant soft tissue around
different osseointegrated dental implants in patients with a
history of periodontitis
C. Louca, R. Pittack, U. Darbar (United Kingdom)
Periodontal Medicine
p0082 | periodontitis prevalence in a Diabetes Mellitus
(type I and type II) population: a cross-sectional study
N. Gkranias, F. D‘Aiuto, H. Eng, S. Hurel, N. Donos
(United Kingdom)
Periodontal Medicine
p0083 | Evaluation of the oral health Status in
hematological Diseases: a Cross-Sectional Study
Introduction
G. Zincircioğlu, C. A. Gürgan (Turkey)
Periodontal systemic interactions
p0084 | Chronic periodontitis and atherosclerosis:
microbiological analysis of bacterial and viral species in
periodontal pockets and carotid atheromatous plaques
M. Dri, C. Arcuri, A. Ippoliti, E. Martelli, F. Fornì (Italy)
Periodontal systemic interactions
p0085 | title: A Study of the Association of Malaria
parasite and Abo blood Groups with Aggressive
periodontitis in Nigerians – a preliminary Study
K. Savage, O. Ayanbadejo, K. Umeizudike (Nigeria)
Periodontal systemic interactions
p0086 | Neutrophil bactericidal functions prior and after
periodontal intervention in diabetics
J. M. Herrmann, J. Meyle (Germany)
Periodontal systemic interactions
p0087 | relationship between periodontal disease and
post-menopausal osteoporosis, a case-control study
J. Corcuera, M. Martínez, M. González,
L. Castellanos, G. Machuca Portillo (Spain)
Periodontal systemic interactions
p0088 | periodontal Findings in haim-Munk Syndrome.
review of the Literature and report of two Cases
R. Dababneh, A. Khouri, A. Alshawbkeh, J. Kawar,
I. Oumeish (Jordan)
Periodontal systemic interactions
p0089 | Local inflammatory response of pMN in diabetic
patients with periodontitis
S. Sonnenschein, J. M. Herrmann, J. Meyle (Germany)
Periodontal systemic interactions
p0090 | body Mass Index as a predictor of preterm birth
in pregnant periodontitis women
K. Meqa, F. Dragidella, M. Disha, Z. Sllamniku- Dalipi,
V. Hoxha (Albania)
Periodontal systemic interactions
p0091 | Non-surgical periodontal treatment of patients
with periodontitis decreases high-sensitivity C-reactive
protein levels
Z. Sllamniku-Dalipi, H. Mehmeti, F. Dragidella, M. Disha,
K. Meqa, G. Begolli (Albania)
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Periodontal systemic interactions
p0092 | Effect of Nonsurgical periodontal therapy on
Serum and Gingival Crevicular Fluid Cytokine Levels During
pregnancy and pospartum
T. Fiorini, J. Rocha, P. Weidlich, C. Cunha Moreira,
M. Musskopf, P. Vianna, J. Bogo Chies, C. Rösing,
C. Susin, R. Oppermann (Brazil, United States Of America)
Periodontal systemic interactions
p0093 | Gingival hyperplasia Associated with Juvenile
hyaline Fibromatosis: a case report
I. Saygun, M. Bal, C. Koyuncuoglu, U. Bengi, A. Güven,
T. Sanal, O. Gunhan (Turkey)
Periodontal systemic interactions
p0094 | Maternal periodontal status and preterm delivery:
a hospital based case-control study
J. Baskaradoss, A. Geevarghese (Saudi Arabia)
Periodontal systemic interactions
p0095 | Interactions of Adiponectin and
Lipopolysaccharide from porphyromonas gingivalis on
Gingival Epithelial Cells
J. Deschner, J. Winter, S. Jepsen, A. Jäger, R. Meyer,
D. Kraus (Germany)
Periodontal systemic interactions
p0096 | periodontitis by type 1 plasminogen deficiency –
a rarely known disease
I. Kurtulus-Waschulewski, J. M. Herrmann, A. Gokbuget,
S. Gröger, J. Meyle, V. Schuster, W. Götz, G. Wahl
(Germany, Turkey)
Periodontal systemic interactions
p0097 | Influence of periodontal disease, Porphrymonas
gingivalis and cigarette smoking on systemic anticitrullinated
protein antibody titres
S. Culshaw, I. McInnes, J. Oliver-Bell, D. Apatzidou,
D. Kinane, J. Butcher, M. Riggio, D. F. Lappin
(United Kingdom, Greece, United States Of America)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0099 | Association between periodontal pathogens
and coronary artery disease:
M. Talebiardakani (Iran)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0101 | prevalence of periodontal pathogens DNA in
periodontal pockets and atherosclerotic plaques observed
in patients suffering from cardiovascular diseases and
periodontitis
M. Szulc, M. Radwan-Oczko, W. Kustrzycki, D. Janczak,
D. Michalowska (Poland)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0102 | GroEL reactive t Cells In Atherosclerosis and
Chronic periodontitis
E. Noor, M. Cullinan, T. Milne, G. Seymour
(Malaysia, New Zealand)
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Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0103 | Evaluation of periodontal Status in Menopause
Women with osteopenia, osteoporosis as Compared with
the healthy Group
A. Moeintaghavi, M. Pourjavad, S. Dadgar (Iran)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0105 | Computed tomography aspects in patients with
ischemic cerebrovascular accidents and periodontal disease
S. Teslaru, L. Zetu, A. Dumitrescu, C. Ciurescu, S. Martu,
A. G. Benghiac, A. Nemtoi, O. Ladunca, C. Alecu,
D. Haba (Romania, Norway, United States Of America)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0106 | the effect of non-surgical periodontal treatment
on C-reactive protein (Crp) levels in patients with chronic
periodontitis: a controlled clinical trial
A. De Souza, R. Okawa, C. Silva, F. Sukekava, M. Araújo
(Brazil)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0107 | Correlation between periodontal disease with
changes of FbS, Crp, blood factors and Lipid profile
A. Moeintaghavi, P. Saraji, J. Sarabadani,
M. Saljooghinezhad (Iran)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0108 | Assessment of IL-6 and Crp levels in patients with
periodontitis and transitory ischemic accidents
L. Zetu, S. Teslaru, D. Ungureanu, C. Ceanga,
A. Nemtoi, O. Ladunca, D. Haba (Romania)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0109 | Effects of periodontal therapy on the condition of
rheumatoid arthritis
M. Okada, T. Kobayashi, S. Ito, T. Yokoyama,
K. Ishida, A. Abe, A. Murasawa, H. Yoshie (Japan)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0110 | pilot study performed in hematology Departement
of policlinico S. Matteo of pavia to develop guidelines for
proper use of mucoadhesive solutions in chemotherapy
patients
L. A. Marino, F. Olivares, E. M. Manazza (Italy)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0111 | Interdental papilla regeneration in a 24 year old
woman with necrotizing periodontal disease: a case report
M. Pascual-Palma, J. Fernandez-Farhall, R. Ramirez-Puerta,
A. Lopez-Sanchez (Spain)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0112 | relationship between markers of glycemic control
and severity of periodontal disease in type 2 diabetic
patients – Initial report
A. Raducu, A. Virtej, H. Dumitriu, A. Dumitriu (Romania,
Norway)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0113 | Is there an Interaction between polycystic ovary
Syndrome and Gingival Inflammation?
O. Ozcaka, B. ÖztÜrk Ceyhan, A. Akcalı, N. BiÇakci, D.
F. Lappin, N. Buduneli (Turkey, United Kingdom)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0114 | the level of serum osteoprotegerin associates with
periodontal attachment loss
G. Antonoglou, M. Knuuttila, O. Vainio, T. Raunio,
L. Hiltunen, T. Tervonen (Finland)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0115 | Serum cytokine levels in term and preterm
deliveries relating to periodontal health
M. Radnai, T. Novák, A. Pál, M. Kovács, B. Bóka,
J. Eller, B. Kele, I. Andó, I. Gorzó (Hungary)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0116 | Alport syndrome: gingival overgrowth caused by
immunosuppressive therapy after renal transplantation
M. Roguljic, I. Pavic, A. Aurer, D. Balicevic (Croatia)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0117 | periodontal Disease and sickle cell anemia:
a brazilian reality
E. Carvalho, L. Abdon, B. Guida, S. Soares (Brazil)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0118 | Manifestation of Menopause/Climateric in the
periodontium
E. Carvalho, E. Oliveira, R. Lima, R. Luna, R. Cunha
(Brazil)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0119 | periodontal status of patients institutionalized in
psiquiatric hospital-Salvador-bahia-brazil
E. Carvalho, J. Carvalho, M. Silva, A. L. Dias (Brazil)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0120 | Full mouth decontamination (FMD) in derailed
diabetics with chronic periodontitis
V. Petsch, J. Meyle, J. M. Herrmann (Germany)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0121 | Salivary biomarkers of metabolic syndrome
patients with chronic periodontitis
L. Peng, T. Zhihui, H. Lu, C. Zhibin, S. Yueqin, L. Qingxian
(China)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0122 | relationship between hyperlipidemia and
periodontal Disease
L. Kuru, G. Katı, U. Noyan, B. Kuru (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0123 | Utility of periodontal exploration in patients with
fibromyalgia
D. Bermejo, R. Santos, B. Sánchez, M. Cordero, J. Ríos,
M. Herrero, P. Bullon (Spain)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0124 | Determination of bacteria in the endotracheal
tube and oropharynx from the gingival sulcus
M. Callejas, L. Callejas (Guatemala)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0125 | tooth loss is related to increased circulating levels
of phthalates in a cohort of elderly individuals
L. Lind, A. Holmlund, M. Lind (Sweden)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0126 | the effect of periodontal treatment on peripheral
blood biomarkers in patients with diabetes mellitus
G. Garip, S. Cintan, K. Karsidag, E. Yek, A. Gokbuget
(Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0127 | periodontal condition and microcirculation in
patients with different number of metabolic syndrome
components
R. Musaeva, A. Barmasheva, L. Orekchova
(Russian Federation)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0130 | IL-6 polymorphism and relationships between
periodontitis and adiposity in postmenopausal Japanese
women
N. Sugita, Y. Wang, A. Yoshihara, M. Iwasaki,
H. Miyazaki, K. Nakamura, H. Yoshie (Japan)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0131 | Association of preterm and low-weight birth with
periodontal disease
M. E. Rahmani Shirvan, N. Khadem, A. R. Sanaei (Iran)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0132 | peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor
gamma polymorphism in postmenopausal Japanese
women with periodontitis and osteoporosis
Y. Wang, N. Sugita, A. Yoshihara, M. Iwasaki,
H. Miyazaki, K. Nakamura, H. Yoshie (Japan)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0133 | high level of oxidized low-density lipoproteins
is present in gingival crevicular fluid from patients with
diabetes mellitus
E. Noguchi, K. Ohno, R. Kato, T. Hirano, H. Itabe,
M. Yamamoto (Japan)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0134 | recurrent pyogenic Granuloma in pregnancy:
a Case report
E. Bozbay, E. Yek, S. Cintan, A. Gokbuget (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0135 | periodontal infection and systolic blood pressure
T. Saxlin, A. Suominen, A. Jula, M. Knuuttila, P. Ylöstalo
(Finland)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0136 | Microbiological analyses of biofilms in patients
with prosthetic joint infections (pJI) and periodontitis –
a interdisciplinary pilot study
V. Clar, A. Heschl, M. Koller, M. Haas, M. Wolf, H. Clar,
A. Leithner, G. Wimmer, R. Persson (Switzerland, Austria)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0137 | Determination of periodontal Status In Metabolic
Syndrome patients
F. Türktekin, T. Köse, G. Atilla (Turkey)
POSTER INDEX
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0138 | periodontitis and diabetes – a cross-sectional
study performed during a national diabetes information
program
K. Weinspach, I. Staufenbiel, S. Nicksch, S. Ernst,
W. Geurtsen, H. Günay (Germany)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0140 | Maternal periodontitis and preterm birth: a
multicenter case-control study in the portuguese population
P. Almeida-Santos, R. Faria-Almeida, J. Frias-Bulhosa,
G. Alcoforado (Portugal)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0141 | Arterial stiffness is associated with periodontitis
W. Houcken, T. Mulders, S. Bizzarro, E. Álvarez
Rodríguez, B. Van Den Born, B. Loos (Netherlands)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0142 | Lignous periodontitis and Lignous Conjunctivitis
Due to plasminogen Deficiency: a Case report
M. İ. Cengİz, S. Bektaş, Z. Tastan (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0143 | oral hygiene and periodontal Condition in
pregnancy
M. Czerniuk, E. Drela, M. Zaremba (Poland)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0145 | the relationship between the preterm low birth
weight infant and the periodontal disease pathogenetic
bacteria in maternal saliva
Y. Sha, Z. Chen, Z. Huang, J. Kang, L. He, W. Zhu,
L. Yang (China)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0146 | Influence of doxycycline on clinical and
microbiological parameters and MMp-8 levels in wellcontrolled
type 2 diabetic patients with periodontal disease
N. Efthimiadis, D. Sakellari, T. Slini, P. Boura,
A. Konstantinidis (Greece)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0147 | Lack of association between periodontal infection
and diagnosed hypertension
E. Ollikainen, P. Ylöstalo, T. Tervonen, A. Suominen,
M. Knuuttila (Finland)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0148 | Necrotizing periodontitis as severe complication
of CVID (common variable immunodeficiency):
a case report
D. Dalla Torre, D. Burtscher, F. Kloss (Austria)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0149 | Association between bop and glycemic control in
a non-diabetic periodontitis population
O. S. Kim, Y. S. Jung, M. H. Shin, Y. J. Kim,
H. J. Chung (Korea)
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p0150 | the association between periodontal disease,
tooth loss, and bone mineral densities
K. Kim, I. H. Tak, M. H. Shin, H. J. Jung, Y. J. Kim,
O. S. Kim, S. S. Kweon (Korea)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0151 | bone level density and cytokine levels in inflamed
gums of patients with juvenile idiopathic arthritis
A. Souza, F. Braga, L. Miranda, C. M. Figueredo,
R. Fischer, A. Gustafsson (Brazil, Sweden)
Antimicrobial treatment
p0152 | photodynamic therapy as a safe antibacterial
procedure in periodontics
R. Amid, M. Kadkhodazadeh, G. Gholami (Iran)
Antimicrobial treatment
p0153 | the Effect of the herbal product persica
on porphyromonas gingivalis and Actinobacillus
actinomycetemcomitans
Z. Kadkhoda, Z. Jelvehgaran, M. H. Salehi Surmaghi,
S. S. Eshragi (Iran)
Antimicrobial treatment
p0154 | Specificity of Antimicrobial peptide LL-37 to
Neutralize periodontopathogenic Lipopolysaccharide
Activity in human oral Fibroblasts
W. Suphasiriroj, S. Sato (Japan)
Antimicrobial treatment
p0155 | the evaluation of a biodegradable periodontal
chip containing Salvadora persica (Miswak) in chitosan
base as a target drug delivery in the management of
chronic periodontitis
F. Al Bayaty, F. Arffin, A. A. Kamaruddin, M. A. Ismail
(Malaysia)
Antimicrobial treatment
p0156 | plaque control efficacy of 2 home use regimens of
manual toothbrush, antiplaque dentifrice and rinse
P. Bellamy, S. Farmer, M. Barker, E. Kaiser, R. Adam,
A. Boulding, T. Day, A. Mussett
(United Kingdom, United States Of America, Germany)
Antimicrobial treatment
p0157 | Use of propidium monoazide (pMA) for
quantification of live and dead cells in multispecies oral
biofilms
G. Álvarez, M. González, S. Isabal, V. Blanc, R. Leon
(Spain)
Control of infection and inflammation
p0159 | Implant Maintenance protocol for the Complex
and Full Mouth reconstructed patient
L. Dakin, D. Lavoie, S. Sabo, C. Hamm, P. Fritz (Canada)
Control of infection and inflammation
p0160 | Abrasion effect of air-flow powders on root
surfaces
P. Sahrmann, V. Ronay, P. Schmidlin, T. Attin, F. Paqué
(Switzerland)
Control of infection and inflammation
p0161 | Fluorescence diagnosis of photosensitizer
accumulation in dentin
L. Orekhova, O. Pushkarev (Russian Federation)
Control of infection and inflammation
p0162 | Introduction of the Dental hygienist in longterm
care facility for patients with Alzheimer disease and
cognitive impairment
L. A. Marino, S. Cirulli, G. Farronato, D. Virgillito (Italy)
Control of infection and inflammation
p0164 | Non-surgical anti-infective mechanical therapy for
peri-implant disease with a newly developed Air polishing
device: a microbiological and clinical study with a 3-month
follow-up
W. Grimm, S. Sternemann (Germany)
Periodontal regeneration
p0165 | Minimally invasive antral membrane balloon
elevation (MIAMbE) for single tooth implant placement
E. Kfir, M. Goldstein (Israel)
Periodontal regeneration
p0166 | titanium prepared platelet-rich Fibrin (tprF):
a third-Generation platelet Concentrate: a pilot Study
M. Tunali, H. Ozdemir, Z. Kucukodaci, S. Akman,
E. Yaprak, E. Firatli (Turkey)
Periodontal regeneration
p0168 | periodontal surgery of impacted canines at the
orthodontist service – consideration about 96 impacted
canines treated in 2010
J. Dersot (France)
Periodontal regeneration
p0169 | Early wound healing after regenerative treatment
of intrabony defects with enamel matrix derivative.
Does the addition of bone replacement graft increase
wound healing complications? A randomized controlled
multicenter, practice based study
M. Latronico, M. Tonetti, P. Cortellini, G. Pellegrini,
M. Antonelli, G. Chiarandini, A. Delfino, E. Farina,
R. Garbuio, A. Martiniello, J. Milioli, P. Moratti,
N. Oteri, M. Triches, A. M. Tullini (Italy)
Periodontal regeneration
p0170 | Which biomaterials may promote periodontal
regeneration in human angular defects? A systematic
review
D. Nikolidakis, G. Nikou, A. Ivanovic, A. Sculean
(Greece, Switzerland)
Biology of Periodontal regeneration
p0171 | FEM in establishing force level efficiently
remodelling alveolar bone defects
L. Minch, B. Kawala, R. Bedzinski, J. Slowinski,
K. Scigala, M. Radwan-Oczko, M. Ziętek,
J. Antoszewska (Poland)
Biology of Periodontal regeneration
p0172 | tooth Mobility in Chronic periodontitis Nigerian
patients attending the periodontology Clinic at a tertiary
hospital
G. Alade, O. Ayanbadejo, K. Umeizudike, K. Savage
(Nigeria)
Periodontal therapy
p0173 | the periodontal cleaner
Z. Ram (Israel)
Periodontal therapy
p0174 | Essential Lipid Mediators in the resolution of
Chronic Inflammation
J. Reeves (United Kingdom)
Periodontal therapy
p0175 | Effective periodontal prophylaxis of the patient
with Severe Mucocutaneous Disease
S. Sabo, D. Lavoie, L. Dakin, C. Hamm, P. Fritz (Canada)
Periodontal therapy
p0176 | the „Assisted Drainage“: a New Method In
periodontal therapy Which Decreases Allergic and
Neurogenic Asthma biomarkers
H. Utomo, C. Prahasanti, M. Rubianto, F. Rantam,
S. Marto Sudarmo (Indonesia)
Periodontal therapy
p0177 | periodontal Disease treated with Low Lever Laser
therapy
D. Vieru York, N. Koufmann, A. Dumitriu
(United States Of America, Romania)
Periodontal therapy
p0178 | the effect of oral versus online oral hygiene
instruction on the Silness and Loë plaque and
Gingivitis Index after initial periodontal therapy –
a pilot study
E. Thevissen, W. Verhoef, H. De Bruyn (Belgium)
Periodontal therapy
p0179 | Success and failure of periodontal therapy during
supportive periodontal care
M. Koleilat (United Arab Emirates)
Periodontal therapy
p0180 | the need for re-treatment in periodontal
maintenance patients who had previously undergone
pocket reduction flap and osseous surgery
R. Galindo, P. Levi, Jr., A. Pascual, J. Nart (Spain)
Periodontal therapy
p0181 | Evaluation of the effects of different desensitizing
procedures on dentine tubules: an in vitro study
O. Tunar, H. Gursoy, G. Cakar, B. Kuru, S. Yılmaz (Turkey)
Periodontal therapy
p0182 | Curcumin Ameliorates the Evolutional Alveolar
bone Changes in Ligature-Induced periodontitis in rats
R. Huang, J. Chen, S. Lu, D. Yuh, G. Cheng, W. Cheng,
E. Fu (Taiwan, United Kingdom)
POSTER INDEX
Periodontal therapy
p0183 | Adjunctive effects of systemic antimicrobial
therapy to one-Stage Full-Mouth Disinfection in
generalized aggressive periodontitis. A placebo-controlled
study
N. Guzzi, M. Poma, G. Mariani, F. Romano,
L. Bongiovanni, M. Aimetti (Italy)
Periodontal therapy
p0184 | Attachment of collagen I fibers to various surfaces
of titanium implants
P. Polenik, Z. Strnad, J. Strnad, M. Plíšková
(Czech Republic)
Periodontal therapy
p0185 | Dimensional alterations of extraction site after
different socket preservation techniques –
a volumetric study
T. Thalmair, S. Fickl, D. Schneider, M. Hinze, H. Wachtel
(Switzerland, Germany)
Clinical periodontal regeneration
p0186 | present New Suture able and biodegradable
synthetic Membrane for Gbr
A. Khoshzaban, A. Nezam Abadi (Iran)
Clinical periodontal regeneration
p0187 | Connective tissue surgery procedure in therapy of
„Gummy smile“
M. Nedic, D. Lalic (Serbia)
Clinical periodontal regeneration
p0188 | Clinical effect of guided tissue regeneration and
connective tissue autotransplants with periosteum in the
management of gingival recession
B. Jovicic (Serbia)
Clinical periodontal regeneration
p0189 | Intellectual system of modern ß-tCp materials &
its role in periodontal surgery
T. Modina (Russian Federation)
Clinical periodontal regeneration
p0190 | the influence of different antiseptics upon the
platelet activity in patients with periodontitis treated by
autologous prp transplantation
V. Tachalov, L. Orekhova, T. Koudriavtseva, E. Loboda
(Russian Federation)
Clinical periodontal regeneration
p0191 | Can Extra-Short implants be used to treat severely
atrophied residual ridges?
E. Anitua, M. H. Alkhraisat, L. BegoÑa, G. Orive (Spain)
Clinical Tips and cases: Regeneration
p0192 | Sinus lifting using press Dowell technique with
autogenous bone
H. Arab (Iran)
Clinical Tips and cases: Regeneration
p0193 | porous titanium granules for management of a
severe intra bony defect
G. Gholami, M. Kadkhodazadeh (Iran)
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Clinical Tips and cases: Regeneration
p0194 | Comparison of EMD to EMD/Decalcified freezed
dried bone allograft in the treatment of human intrabony
periodontal defects: a controlled clinical trial with 6 month
re-entry
N. Abolfazli, F. Saleh Saber (Iran)
Clinical Tips and cases: Regeneration
p0195 | Combined Use of platelet-rich plasma and bovine-
Derived Xenograft in treatment of posterior Interproximal
Intrabony Defects
S. Metin, C. Koyuncuoglu, O. Tuncer, I. Minoglu Saylan,
Z. Yassibag, A. Kantarci
(Turkey, United States Of America)
Clinical Tips and cases: Regeneration
p0196 | the use of enamel matrix derivative in
combination with synthetic bone graft in the treatment of
periodontitis: a case report
M. Siaili, D. Chatzopoulou, D. Gillam (United Kingdom)
Clinical Tips and cases: Regeneration
p0197 | the role of Endodontics In the treatment of
Severe periodontal Lesions
B. Pažin, L. Pater-Henigsman, B. M. Sepic-Matanovic,
M. Molnar (Croatia)
Clinical Tips and cases: Regeneration
p0198 | periodontal regeneration in Degree II Furcation
Using resorbable Membrane and CS-prp. A case report
C. Cheah (Malaysia)
Clinical Tips and cases: Regeneration
p0199 | Isolation and investigation of multipotent human
periodontal ligament stem cells
Z. Kadkhoda, A. Khoshzaban, R. Malekolkotab (Iran)
Clinical Tips and cases: Regeneration
p0200 | Is it posible to regenerate the buccal bone plate
with Emdogain®?
M. Faus Damia, R. Marco Pitarch, R. Izquierdo Fort,
C. Fons Badal, J. Puchades Rufino, F. Alpiste Illueca
(Spain)
Clinical Tips and cases: Regeneration
p0201 | Alveolar preservation using the Ice Cream Cone
technique: a case report
N. Lopez, E. Casal, A. Faria, J. Gregory (Spain)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0202 | Smoking behaviour in Austrian Dental Students
C. Bruckmann, M. Simsek (Austria)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0203 | total amount of interleukin-1γand interleukin-1
receptor antagonist in periodontitis and healthy patients
L. Gilowski, I. Płocica, R. Wiench, T. Krzemiński (Poland)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0204 | tooth Loss in quitters and continuing smokers
E. Gomes, P. Corraini, C. Pannuti, E. Rosa, G. Romito,
G. De Micheli, G. Inoue, M. Guglielmetti, S. Sanda
(Brazil)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0205 | the association of oral hygiene and periodontal
disease parameters with tobacco use
C. Puscasu, A. Dumitriu, M. Maris, A. Zaharia (Romania)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0206 | Mmp-8 Levels in the Gingival Crevicular Fluid
Vary in Dependence of periodontal pocket Sample
Collection
D. Stephan, D. Omlor, N. Pischon, A. Kielbassa
(Germany, Austria)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0207 | periodontitis and Atherosclerosis –
an observational study
M. Morado-Pinho, R. Faria-Almeida, M. C. Manso,
E. Azevedo, L. Martins (Portugal)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0208 | periodontal Conditions in a Group of Colombian
type 2 Diabetic patients with Different Degrees of
Metabolic Control
C. Serrano, C. Perez, M. Rodriguez (Colombia)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0209 | Assessment of the periodontal health status in
patients undergoing orthodontic treatment with fixed or
removable appliances. A microbiological and preliminary
clinical study
G. M. Abbate, F. Migliori, L. Levrini (Italy)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0210 | Validation of a dental image analyzer tool to
measure the radiographic defect angle of the intrabony
defect in periodontitis patients
R. Moutinho, L. Inácio, A. Silva, E. Santiago, A. Pereira,
M. Pinto, I. Baptista (Portugal)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0211 | Salivary levels of IL-1, IL-17, and IL-23 in
localised and generalised periodontitis
J. Liukkonen, U. Gürsoy, A. Suominen, E. Könönen
(Finland)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0212 | Serum levels of long-chain polyunsaturated fatty
acids in patients with periodontal disease
G. Martinez, J. Koury, R. Fischer, A. Gustafsson,
C. M. Figueredo (Brazil, Sweden)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0213 | Serum IgG levels to A. actinomycetemcomitans in
brazilian generalized aggressive periodontitis patients
L. Saraiva, E. Rebeis, N. Mantovani, M. Holzhausen,
M. Mayer (Brazil)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0214 | periodontal pathogens Associated with Further
Changes in Severity of periodontal Conditions in Japanese
high School Students
R. Suda, C. Lai, M. Kobayashi, C. Kuo, Y. Koide,
A. Tsurumi, M. Yamamoto (Japan, Taiwan)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0215 | Evaluation of Serum Anti-cardiolipin Antibody
Elevation in Generalized Severe Chronic periodontitis
S. Faghihi, A. R. Rokn, R. Ebrahimi (Iran)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0216 | IL-1 polymorphism and microbial profile in
patients with generalized aggressive periodontitis and
generalized chronic periodontitis
J. Kowalski, R. Górska (Poland)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0217 | Elastase concentration in saliva in chronic
periodontitis patients
M. Nedzi-Gora, R. Górska (Poland)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0218 | oral hygiene parameters in Austrian dental
students: a cross-sectional study
A. Gaugusch, C. Bruckmann (Austria)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0219 | Gene polymorphisms in related to both chronic
periodontitis and type 2 diabetes mellitus
L. He, X. Cao, H. Meng, P. Li, Z. Chen, Y. Sha, Q. Luan
(China)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0220 | Changes in the GCF amount of individuals in
periodontal maintenance under orthodontic treatment
R. Fedel Junior, J. Capelli Junior, R. Fischer,
C. M. Figueredo (Brazil)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0221 | Minor manifestations of periodontal diseases in
young adults with type 1 diabetes mellitus. periodontal and
microbiological findings
B. Sjödin, K. Sondell, E. Edblad, G. Dahlén (Sweden,
Norway)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0222 | A study of alveolar bone loss following fixed
orthodontic appliance therapy
S. Zainuddin, R. Ismail, H. Taib, B. Ahmad, N. Mokhtar
(Malaysia)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0223 | the psychological condition of patients
complaining of halitosis
J. Wang, L. He, T. Liu (China)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0224 | proteomic profile of non-bacterial proteins in
periodontal pockets – a pilot study
C. Pellacani, E. Monari, D. Ferrari, E. Bellei,
F. Melpignano, A. Cuoghi, S. Bergamini, L. Simonazzi,
F. Campedelli, A. Tomasi, C. Bertoldi (Italy)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0225 | Gingival tissue dimensions and periodontal
biotype
M. Bechtold, S. Fickl, K. Fischer, Y. Jockel-Schneider,
E. Grill, U. Schlagenhauf (Germany)
POSTER INDEX
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0226 | the fluctuation of periodontal indexes during the
same day: a pilot study
C. Bertoldi, G. Caprara, V. Ponzini, A. Forabosco,
M. Lalla, L. Andrea, L. Simonazzi, S. Guaitolini,
C. Pellacani, C. Bertoldi (Italy)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0227 | Incidence of mandibular nutrient canals in
periodontal diseases: A prospective case control study
using cone beam Ct
K. Orhan, H. Tumer, S. Aksoy, A. Berberoglu (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0228 | MDA, 8-ohdG, tAS and rANKL/opG levels
changes after non surgical treatment
M. Faus Damia, J. Molina Hernandez,
A. Lopez Roldan, P. Buitrago Vera, A. Carrasquer,
F. Alpiste Illueca (Spain)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0229 | Gingival Crevicular Fluid human-defensin–1,
human-defensin-3 Levels in Smoker and Non-smoker
patients
A. Ertugrul, A. Dikilitas, H. Sahin (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0230 | Evaluation of the periodontal diagnostic
usefulness of the Coperiodontix® software by Straumann
compared to the parallelized radiographs
E. Lucas Alcahuz, M. Segarra Vidal, F. Gil Loscos,
V. Fuenmayor Fernández, P. Buitrago Vera,
F. Alpiste Illueca (Spain)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0231 | Impact of tobacco smoking on periodontal tissues,
liver function and antioxidant system in rats
A. Vishnevskaya (Ukraine)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0232 | Serum levels of DKK-1 in patients with aggressive
periodontitis and chronic periodontitis
Y. Xie, W. M. Xiao, X. Y. Ouyang (China)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0233 | the different periodontal defect pattern in general
aggressive periodontitis
L. Zhang, H. Meng, S. Dong, K. N. Liu, L. Xu, Y. Tian,
X. H. Feng, R. F. Lu, Z. Chen (China)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0234 | Clinical and radiographical evaluation of
periodontal biotype of maxillary central incisors:
a pilot study for the validity and the reliability of the
measurements
A. Koçi, C. A. Gürgan, E. Ünsal (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0235 | Interproximal papilla: Factors influencing its
presence
T. Pinto Ribeiro, R. Faria-Almeida, L. Queiroga, L. Amado
(Portugal)
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Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0236 | the monitoring through spectrophotometer of the
dental erosion in its clinical course
A. Cerioli Amadei, M. Bianchi, A. Sibille, I. Casula (Italy)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0237 | Effect of smoking on periodontal status on healthy
young population
F. Vural, K. Demirel (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0238 | Salivary levels of antibacterial peptide
(LL-37/hCAp-18) in periodontitis patients
Y. Takeuchi, T. Nagasawa, S. Katagiri, S. Kitagawara,
H. Kobayashi, T. Koyanagi, Y. Izumi (Japan)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0239 | Detecting early enamel erosions through
a spectrophotometer
M. Bianchi, A. Cerioli Amadei, E. Marchesini,
D. Dalessandri, I. Casula (Italy)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0240 | Interrelationship between the thickness of palatal
masticatory mucosa and body mass index:
a pilot study
S. Aksu, D. Yaman, M. Ozalp, C. Atalay, K. Demirel
(Turkey)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0241 | Comparison of hNp-1 and tNF-γin
Smoker and Non-smoker patients
A. Dikilitas, H. Sahin, N. Z. Alpaslan, A. Ertugrul (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0242 | Gingival tuberculosis: a case report
B. El Houari, J. Kissa, N. Ausalah Taoufik (Morocco)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0243 | Evaluation of C-reactive protein levels in serum
and gingival crevicular fluid in systematically healthy
patients with periodontitis
G. Oztekin, U. Baser, M. Kucukcoskun,
O. Demirturk Gocgun, G. ısık, E. Ademoglu (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0244 | the difference in plaque/bleeding score ratios
before and after initial phase therapy in patients with
periodontal disease
S. Ramlogan, V. Raman (Trinidad And Tobago)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0245 | Discrepancy in the level of probing depth by using
different probes for controlling implant sides
C. Saxer, V. Clar, L. Wüthrich, C. Bianchi, K. Warrer,
U. Saxer (Switzerland)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0246 | 24 h plaque formation rate on artificial crowns of
teeth and osseointegrated implants
A. E. Ali, U. Schlagenhauf (Germany)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0247 | Assessment of quality of life of Senegalese
patients with periodontal diseases
A. M. Seck Diallo (Senegal)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0248 | Factors affecting sick leave prescribing by dentists
A. Kankaanpää, A. Suominen, R. Tuominen (Finland)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0249 | Extrinsic dental stain reducing effect of whitening
toothpastes
D. Askinyte, S. Valeisaite, J. Zekoniene, A. Puriene
(Lithuania)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0250 | preclinical and clinical differences in oral health
attitudes and behaviour of dental students in Zagreb,
Croatia
A. Badovinac, D. Bozic, J. Vešligaj, I. Vučinac, D. Vrazic,
D. Plančak (Croatia)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0251 | Evaluation of periodontal health of the Dental
Students in Marmara University
A. Kınacı, B. Doğan (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0252 | A computer program answering questions in
preliminary periodontal consulting
E. Pähkla, M. Treumuth (Estonia)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0253 | oral-health related quality of Life (ohrQoL) in
patients with hIV infection undergoing highly active antiretroviral
therapy correlated to periodontal conditions
A. Lucaciu, A. Potthoff, A. Friedmann, D. Koehrer,
N. Brockmeyer, R. Jordan (Germany)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0254 | Screening periodontal Disease among Diabetic
patients in an Endocrinology Department: periodontal
Self-assessment Questionaires versus Clinical Examinations
L. Casanova, L. Ramos, P. Muñoz, J. A. Amado (Spain)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0255 | population based screening of periodontal disease
and its effect on the health behavior of a community
Y. Yamashita, M. Furuta, Y. Shimazaki, M. Morita,
M. Adachi, T. Kinoshita (Japan)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0256 | Is professional experience a predictor of
communicational quality? – A controlled study with
simulated patients
J. Woelber, N. Struss, G. Fabry, W. Silbernagel,
M. Giesler, P. Ratka-Krüger, E. Hellwig (Germany)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0257 | Impact of occlusal scheme on gingival recession –
a pilot study
D. Vrazic, S. Cimic, S. Kraljevic, I. Puhar, D. Bozic,
A. Badovinac, D. Plančak (Croatia)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0258 | Association between Insulin-Like Growth Factor I
(IGF-I) – related variables and periodontitis
A. Harb, B. Holtfreter, N. Friedrich, H. Wallaschofski,
M. Nauck, M. Albers, P. Meisel, R. Biffar, T. Kocher (Germany)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0259 | Evaluation of education of patients with
periodontitis by undergraduate dental students
J. Demoersman, A. Odier, J. Mahé, A. Soueidan (France)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0260 | trends in oral health in West and East Germany
after reunification
S. Schützhold, B. Holtfreter, T. Hoffmann, T. Kocher,
W. Micheelis (Germany)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0262 | oral hygiene habits in patients with coronary
heart disease
J. Prpic, D. Kuis, A. Bosnjak, M. Ivic Kardum, I. Sciran,
S. Pezelj-Ribaric (Croatia)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0263 | protective effect of topical Cordia verbenacea
in a rat periodontitis model: immune-inflammatory,
antibacterial and morphometric assays
S. Pimentel, G. Barrella, R. Casarin, F. Cirano, M. Casati,
F. Ribeiro (Brazil)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0264 | Effects of self-efficacy on oral health behaviors
and gingival health in young people
S. Mizutani, D. Ekuni, M. Furuta, T. Tomofuji, K. Irie,
T. Azuma, A. Kojima, J. Nagase, Y. Iwasaki, M. Morita
(Japan)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0265 | Gingival recession and dentine hypersensitivity in
periodontal patients: is it affecting their oral health related
quality of life?
M. Masud, N. A. H. Muhamed, A. Alwi, Z. Takiyudin
(Malaysia)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0266 | Lower education level as a risk factor for tooth
loss in a Swiss population (Krebs-cohort)
F. Rodriguez, R. Weiger, C. Walter (Switzerland)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0267 | A Questionnaire-based Survey investigating
the Interest in periodontology and preferences for the
treatment of Localized Gingival recessions by Dentists in
the UK: A pilot Study
P. Besas, D. Gillam, D. Chatzopoulou (United Kingdom)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0268 | the role of dental education in improving dental
students’ periodontal health
S. Aslan, S. Sonmez (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0269 | the influcence of socio-demographic factors on
self-perception of oral health in periodontal patients
A. Lomšek, B. Artnik, R. Gašperšič (Slovenia)
POSTER INDEX
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0270 | A study of oral lichen planus in Lithuanian
patients
A. Puriene, A. Rimkevicius, M. Gaigalas (Lithuania)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0271 | health-related quality of life and utility values of
patients newly-diagnosed with periodontitis
T. Mohd-Dom, M. Abdul-Manaf, S. Aljunid,
K. Abdul-Muttalib, A. Mohd-Asari, R. Ayob, Y. Yaziz,
S. Sidek, H. Abdul-Aziz, N. Kasan (Malaysia)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0272 | periodontal status and influence of socioeconomic
factors among adults in Dalarna County, Sweden.
A cross-sectional study
K. Edman, K. Öhrn, A. Holmlund, B. Nordström,
D. Hellberg (Sweden)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0273 | positive oral health and Well-being (pohW) in
periodontitis patients - preliminary results
G. Gassmann, P. Cochardt, A. Zini, Y. Vered,
A. Friedmann, A. Buessing (Germany, Israel)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0274 | prevalence of Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus
aureus (MrSA) in the oral cavities of Greek subjects. A pilot
study
G. Koukos, A. Katsikari, L. Tsalikis, M. Arsenakis,
A. Konstantinidis, D. Sakellari (Greece)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0275 | A pilot study on patient-centred outcomes after
routine periodontal and implant surgical procedures
W. C. Tan, M. M. A. Ong, G. Krishnaswamy (Singapore)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0276 | oral health-related quality of life of a selected
Malaysian adult population
N. S. Abdullah, N. F. Radzali, R. Saub, R. Vaithilingam
(Malaysia)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0277 | oral hygiene practice in Croatian intensive care
units
J. Paliska, M. Par, A. Kovacevic, M. Sabalic,
A. Badovinac, D. Plančak (Croatia)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0278 | Effect of platelet-derived growth factor-bb on
periodontal healing after tooth reimplantation in dog
F. Seshima, K. Noda, N. Okubo, Y. Ishii, M. Ota,
S. Yamada, A. Saito (Japan)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0279 | Clinical comparison between coronally advanced
flap with amniotic membrane or subepithelial connective
tissue in treatment of Miller class I and II gingival
recessions
A. Lafzi, N. Abolfazli, M. Faramarzi, M. Eivazi (Iran)
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Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0280 | Single session of antimicrobial photodynamic
therapy in association with scaling and root planning for
the non-surgical treatment of aggressive periodontitis
A. Novaes Jr, A. Marcaccini, S. Souza, F. Oliveira (Brazil)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0283 | Effect of ozone on the viability of fibroblasts in
vitro
K. Lorenz, C. Lenhardt, U. Hempel, T. Hoffmann (Germany)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0284 | results of full-mouth disinfection in aggressive
and chronic periodontitis
S. Scharf, M. Wohlfeil, Y. Siegelin, B. Schacher,
P. Eickholz (Germany)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0285 | the Influence of periodontal Dressing on Clinical
results after Scaling and root planing
G. Knöfler, R. Purschwitz, S. Eick, J. Holger
(Germany, Switzerland)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0287 | Effects of L-ascorbic acid 2-phosphate magnesium
salt on gingivitis: a blinded, randomized-control clinical
trial
T. Chikazawa, S. Kataoka, Y. Shimabukuro, H. Masunaga,
Y. Ogata, K. Tamazawa, H. Shimauchi, T. Nishida, K. Ito,
T. Yamamoto, S. Murakami (Japan)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0288 | Application of osteotropic materials for the
treatment of periodontal disease in patients with chronic
periodontitis
G. Runova, E. Vibornaya (Russian Federation)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0289 | Effect of angiogenic growth factor of platelet
plasma on recovery of microcirculation in periodontal
tissues after surgical treatment of patients with chronic
periodontitis
G. Runova, E. Vaitsner, I. Abalakina (Russian Federation)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0290 | Enoxaparin to treat recurrent Aphthous stomatitis:
an Exploratory Clinical trial
S. Ghaffari, R. Tavakkoli, F. Haji Fattahi, M. Rezaei,
L. Barikbin (Iran)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0291 | the use of enamel proteins and bovine porous
bone mineral in the treatment of infrabony defects
S. Cicmil (Bosnia And Herzegovina)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0292 | Combination use of bone materials, enamel
matrix proteins and membrane in therapy of infrabony defects
T. Ristic, M. Nedic (Serbia)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0293 | Enamel matrix protein adsorption to root surfaces
in the presence or absence of human blood
R. Miron, D. Bosshardt, A. Sculean (Switzerland)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0294 | Interdisciplinary approach to rehabilitation
chronic periodontitis
D. Kuliš, S. Gruden Pokupec (Croatia)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0295 | the effect of nonsurgical periodontal therapy on
the level of hNp 1-3 in GCF in aggressive periodontitis
patients
E. Dolińska, A. Skurska, M. Pietruska, J. Pietruski,
A. Sculean (Poland, Switzerland)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0296 | Evaluation of adjunct effect of the antimicrobial
photodynamic therapy to scaling and root planning in
smokers. A controlled clinical study
S. Souza, A. Queiroz, F. Suaid, P. Andrade, A. Novaes Jr,
M. Grisi, M. Taba Jr., D. Palioto (Brazil)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0297 | Evaluation of clinical and microbiological
parameters in the treatment of chronic periodontitis:
scaling and root planing vs scaling and root planing +
Nd:YAG laser
A. Vinhas, F. Salazar, C. Coelho, J. Pacheco, C. Cardoso,
A. Braga (Portugal)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0298 | the effect of individual stress coping strategies on
supportive periodontal therapy – a follow-up over a period
of 10 years
G. Ambrositsch, W. Wegscheider, I. Mischak, G. Wimmer
(Austria)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0299 | Utility of air polishing devices in non-surgical
periodontal treatment – a systematic review
J. Bühler, R. Weiger, C. Walter (Switzerland)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0300 | Non-contact biofilm removal – a reality?
A systematic analysis of in vitro studies on sonic
toothbrushes
J. Schmidt, R. Weiger, C. Walter (Switzerland)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0301 | Comparison of variations and the dimensional
stability of periodontal tissues following surgical crown
lengthening between traditional techniques and perio
surgery: a 6-month clinical study
G. Cristofaro, B. Rossi, R. Pignatelli, A. D‘Addona (Italy)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0302 | Clinical Effectiveness of platelet-rich Fibrin and
Anorganic bovine bone Mineral in the treatment of
Intrabony Defects
H. Alpay Yavuz, U. Yavuz, M. Hanzade, O. Karakas,
E. Aydin, A. Efeoglu (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0303 | Study on novel tissue regenerative therapy using
bone marrow-derived mesenchymal stem cells and FGF/
collagen complex
T. Fujii, T. Takamata, N. Ando, Y. Yokoi, N. Ogami (Japan)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0304 | the effect of Conical and Cylindrical interdental
brushes – A randomized clinical trial
H. Larsen, D. E. Slot, D. S. Barendregt, C. Van Zoelen,
F. Van Der Weijden (Netherlands)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0305 | Efficacy of adjunctive subantimicrobial dose
doxycycline in diabetic patients – randomized study
P. Kondzielnik, R. Wiench, L. Gilowski, I. Płocica,
K. Strojek, T. Krzemiński (Poland)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0306 | Effects of Near-Infrared LED treatment on
Experimental periodontitis
P. Chang, M. Ho, L. Hong (Singapore, Taiwan)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0307 | the effect of sugar-free chewing gum on plaque
and clinical parameters of gingival inflammation:
a systematic review
R. Keukenmeester, D. E. Slot, F. Van Der Weijden
(Netherlands)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0308 | A retrospective longitudinal study on aggressive
periodontitis in young individuals
J. Zakrisson, B. Sjödin (Sweden)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0309 | Clinical and microbiological longitudinal
monitoring of patient with aggressive periodontitis treated
by systemic antibiotic and laser or ultrasonic debridment
T. Clee, J. Demoersman, M. Masson, M. Rimbert,
A. Soueidan (France)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0310 | oral rehabilitation of a patient with Generalized
Aggressive periodontitis
H. Bostancı, B. Gergin (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0311 | Er:YAG laser in the treatment of periodontal
sites with recurring chronic inflammation: a 12-month
randomized, controlled clinical trial
I. Krohn-Dale, K. Selvig, O. Bøe, K. Leknes (Norway)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0312 | Salivary ph in adult periodontitis before and after
treatment with hyaluronic acid gel
M. Giurgiu, S. Paunica, G. Maniu, A. Dumitriu (Romania)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0313 | Efficacy of diode laser as an adjunct to
non-surgical treatment of chronic periodontal
H. Ozdemir, A. . B. Altan, A. Akpınar, H. Toker, H. Aydın
(Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0314 | the effect of the alcohol vehicle solution in essential
oil mouthrinses on plaque and parameters of gingival
inflammation. A systematic review and meta analyses
M. P. C. Van Leeuwen, D. E. Slot, F. Van Der Weijden
(Netherlands)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0315 | Adjunctive photodynamic therapy in patients with
Generalized Aggressive periodontitis
T. Börekçi, B. Kuru, U. Noyan, L. Kuru (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0316 | the effect of the non-surgical periodontal therapy
on the serum and salivary 8-ohdG and 8-iso-pGF 2γ levels
Z. Yetkin Ay, G. Öngüç, T. Sert, Ö. Fentoğlu,
D. Kumbul Doğuç, R. Sütçü, E. Kulaç, F. Kırzıoğlu (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0317 | histological and profilometric evaluation of root
surface after instrumentation with a new piezoelectric
device – ex vivo study
D. Silva, O. Martins, P. Lopes, E. Domingues, T. Rolo,
I. Baptista, S. Matos (Portugal)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0318 | regenerative therapy of infrabony defects
with and without doxycycline: early wound healing and
postsurgical pain. A randomized placebo-controlled clinical
trial
L. Röllke, B. Schacher, M. Wohlfeil, T. S. Kim,
J. Kaltschmitt, D. Krieger, D. Krigar, P. Reitmeir, P. Eickholz
(Germany)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0319 | Clinical Effects of Nd:YAG Laser Applications
during Nonsurgical periodontal treatment in Smoker and
Non-Smoker patients with Chronic periodontitis
A. Eltas, R. Orbak (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0320 | the usnic acide, an alternative for periodontal
therapy
M. Traistaru, C. Balotescu-Chifiriuc, M. Ditu,
M. Burlibasa, L. Burlibasa, T. Traistaru (Romania)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0321 | healing of periodontal fenestration defects treated
with prp derived from bone marrow aspirate
M. J. Nagata, M. Messora, N. Pola, N. Campos,
C. Santinoni, E. Ervolino, S. Fucini, A. Bosco, S. Bomfim,
V. Garcia (Brazil)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0322 | Azithromycin as an adjunctive treatment
of generalized severe chronic periodontitis: Clinical,
microbiological and biological parameters
B. Han, G. Emingil, G. Özdemir, T. Tervahartiala,
H. Baylas, C. Vural, G. Atilla, T. Sorsa (Turkey, Finland)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0323 | the longitudinal survey on alveolar bone
alterations of patients with chronic periodontitis
Y. Zhang, Q. Luan (China)
POSTER INDEX
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0324 | Alpha Lipoic Acid was induced the epithelial
Apoptosis proliferation and thickness during periodontitis
S. Akman, V. Canakci, A. Kara, G. Ünal Kocaman,
G. Dogan (Turkey)
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Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0325 | Effect of Alpha Lipoic Acid and Vitamin C on
periodontal oxidative stress in periodontitis induced rats
S. Akman, V. Canakci, C. Canakci, S. Yildirim,
H. Alp (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0326 | Effectiveness of regenerative periodontal therapy
with Emdogain – a practice-based case control study
C. Krantz-Schäfers, T. Wülfing, K. Lange, E. Hornecker,
R. Mausberg, D. Ziebolz (Germany)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0327 | periodontal risk assessment following
conservative periodontal therapy with an ultrasonic
device – a practice-based, cross-sectional study with recall
patients
M. Jablonski, K. Lange, E. Hornecker, R. Mausberg,
D. Ziebolz (Germany)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0328 | Short-term Clinical Effects of Ktp Laser therapy in
Non-Surgical periodontal treatment of Chronic periodontitis
A. Dilsiz, T. Aydın (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0329 | Surface Quality of Ceramic after Air powder
treatment in Dental hygiene procedures – an in vitro study
M. Koller, G. Arnetzl, W. Wegscheider, G. Arnetzl
(Austria)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0330 | the influence of wear of different electrical
toothbrushes on oral hygiene assessed over a 6-month
observation period
V. Hrasky, S. Wurbs, K. Lange, E. Hornecker,
R. Mausberg, D. Ziebolz (Germany)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0331 | Experimental study in vitro of the teeth air
polishing treatments: different powders and different
timing on hard tissue (enamel; cementum; dentine)
P. P. Paganin, E. M. Polizzi, A. E. Bianchi (Italy)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0332 | periodontal therapy of Vertical bone Loss In
Molar region
L. Pater-Henigsman, B. Pazin, M. Klemencic,
B. M. Sepic-Matanovic, M. Molnar, M. Vukelja (Croatia)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0333 | Alternative treatment plane For osseous Defect –
Case report
N. Karimi (Iran)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0334 | Effects of LLLt and apDt on immunolocalization of
proliferating cell nuclear antigen in gingival keratinocytes
and fibroblasts in ovariectomizeds rats
L. Theodoro, E. C. Gualberto Junior, L. Fernandes,
M. J. Nagata, A. Bosco, C. Casatti, E. Ervolino, V. Garcia
(Brazil)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0335 | the influence of wear of manual toothbrushes on
oral hygiene assessed over a six-month observation period
S. Wurbs, E. Hornecker, K. Lange, R. Mausberg,
D. Ziebolz (Germany)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0336 | Effect of the antimicrobial photodynamic therapy
in the treatment of the induced periodontal disease in rats
V. Garcia, M. Longo, E. C. Gualberto Junior, L. Fernandes,
M. J. Nagata, A. Bosco, P. Faleiros, L. Theodoro (Brazil)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0337 | papain in the treatment of chronic periodontitis
L. Rocha, M. Terezan, C. M. Figueredo, R. Fischer (Brazil)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0338 | the Clinical Effect of Different Desensitizing
Agent in the treatment of Dentin hypersensitivity After
periodontal therapy
. Şimşek, A. Uraz, A. Bal, Y. Sezgin (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0339 | hereditary gingival fibromatosis: report of five
cases with a 5-year follow-up
A. Dilsiz, V. Canakci, M. Yavuz, M. Terzi (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0340 | odontogenic Cysts of oral Cavity: Lateral
periodontal Cyst; a case report with a 3-year follow-up
A. Dilsiz, O. Köse, D. Özkal, E. Kermen (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0341 | Effect of supportive periodontal therapy
on tooth mortality
H. Um, S. Kim, J. Lee, B. Chang (Korea)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0342 | therapy of a patient with Acute Streptococcal
Gingivitis: a case report
A. Dilsiz, S. Akman, N. Ilday, N. Celik (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0343 | phototoxic effect of blue light on planktonic and
biofilm state of anaerobic periodontal pathogens: in vitro
study
H. Song, K. Cho, J. Lee, H. Um (Korea)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0344 | the effect of rinsing or drinking water on the
Morning bad breath – a single blind randomized clinical trial
E. Van Der Sluijs, D. E. Slot, S. Supranoto, E. W. P. Bakker,
F. Van Der Weijden (Netherlands)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0345 | Immune modulatory and antioxidant effects of
melatonin in periodontitis induced rats
C. Canakci, S. Akman, S. Yildirim, H. Alp, A. Kara
(Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0346 | Immune modulatory and antioxidant effects of
melatonin in periodontitis induced rats
S. Akman, C. Canakci, S. Yildirim, H. Alp, A. Kara
(Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0347 | retrospective evaluation of non-surgical
periodontal therapy in undergraduate education in
Switzerland – an extended case series
S. Buset, N. U. Zitzmann, L. Thillainathan, R. Weiger,
C. Walter (Switzerland)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0348 | Effect of Melatonin on Epithelial Cell proliferation
and Apoptosis of periodontal tissue during periodontitis
S. Akman, A. Şaybak, C. Canakci, H. Erol (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0349 | Influence of periodontal maintenance on DMF-t
and DMF-S over a 10 year follow-up time of Spt
A. Meyer-Bäumer, P. Reitmeir, T. S. Kim, P. Eickholz,
B. Pretzl (Germany)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0350 | the clinical effect of scaling and root planing and
the concomitant administration of systemic amoxicillin and
metronidazole: a systematic review
D. Zandbergen, D. E. Slot, C. Cobb, F. Van Der Weijden
(Netherlands)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0351 | the Adjuctive Chlorhexidine Mouthrinse in
Untreated plaque-associated Gingivitis: Effect on Gingival
Crevicular Fluid MMp-8 and tIMp-1 Levels
O. Turkoglu, S. Becerik, T. Sorsa, G. Atilla, G. Emingil
(Turkey, Finland)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0352 | the Effect of Cigarette Smoking on Gingival
Crevicular Fluid MMp-2 and MMp-9 Levels in Chronic
periodontitis patients
B. Tekin, M. Gürsel, S. Haliloğlu (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0353 | retrospective Analysis of three parameters on the
outcome of periodontal therapy
S. Maisch, F. Faber, I. Nergiz, U. Platzer, P. Schmage
(Germany)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0354 | Influence of regular intake of periobalance ®
lozenges on plaque control and gingivitis in pregnant
women
L. Kleinhans, Y. Jockel-Schneider, M. Rehn,
U. Schlagenhauf (Germany)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0355 | ten-year follow-up of an apparently hopeless
tooth with occlusal trauma: a case report
H. Jia (China)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0356 | osseous resective surgery. Use of rotatory
instruments versus piezoelectric instruments. Clinical and
biomolecular study. rCt split-mouth
A. Graziano, F. Ferrarotti, M. Gambone, L. Cricenti,
F. Picollo, M. Aimetti (Italy)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0357 | Clinical outcome after non surgical periodontal
therapy with an Er:YAG laser device: a randomized clinical
study
Z. Badran, X. Struillou, H. Boutigny, A. Soueidan (France)
Clinical tips and cases: Surgical therapy
p0358 | Mandibular infected buccal cyst: a case report
T. Hoffmann, I. Jachmann (Germany)
Clinical tips and cases: Surgical therapy
p0359 | verruciform xanthoma in a severe context of
phenytoin induced gingival overgrowth: a case report
A. Al-Kaissi (Saudi Arabia)
Clinical tips and cases: Surgical therapy
p0360 | periodontal surgical treatment and osteoporosis
therapy
J. Leusic Temmer, V. Njemirovskij (Croatia)
Clinical tips and cases: Surgical therapy
p0361 | the complications of the cryosurgery treatment of
the gingival melanin pigmentation
S. Karluk, M. Ozcan, S. Bozkaya, G. Ozcan, S. Isler
(Turkey)
Clinical tips and cases: Surgical therapy
p0363 | Surgical correction of excessive gingival
enlargement–case series
I. Gera, A. Agics, E. Hulik (Hungary)
POSTER INDEX
Clinical tips and cases: Surgical therapy
p0364 | Surgical treatment of severe chronic localized
periodontitis in a 17-year-old subject –
case presentation
M. Disha, F. Dragidella, K. Meqa, Z. Sllamniku-Dalipi,
T. Disha, D. Dragidella, S. Disha (Albania)
Clinical tips and cases: Surgical therapy
p0365 | hereditary Gingival Fibromatosis – a case report
H. Pinto, A. Tavares, H. Rebelo (Portugal)
Clinical tips and cases: Surgical therapy
p0366 | Successful treatment of a radicular Groove: an
endo-perio treatment – a case report
A. Keles, A. Eltas (Turkey)
Clinical tips and cases: Surgical therapy
p0367 | Evaluation of the quality of life in patients with
moderate to severe chronic periodontitis before & after
periodontal surgery
N. Sargolsaie, A. Moeintaghavi (Iran)
Clinical tips and cases: Surgical therapy
p0368 | Improved early healing of connective tissue graft
donor sites after single incision vs. trap door harvesting
S. Fickl, K. Fischer, Y. Jockel-Schneider, M. Bechtold,
U. Schlagenhauf (Germany)
Clinical tips and cases: Surgical therapy
p0369 | A rare Case of Undifferentiated pleomorphic
Sarcoma of the Gingiva
M. Yilmaz, G. Kasnak, V. Olgac, A. Gokbuget, E. Firatli
(Turkey)
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Clinical tips and cases: Surgical therapy
p0370 | Evaluation of transplantation on mandibular
premolars
D. Yaman, F. Vural, C. Isler, I. Dogan, K. Demirel (Turkey)
Clinical tips and cases: Surgical therapy
p0371 | periodontal treatment of Chronic periodontitis
Accompanied by Severe Gingival Enlargement
T. Sümer, L. Kuru, S. Yıldırım, B. Kuru (Turkey)
Clinical tips and cases: Surgical therapy
p0372 | the Effect of regenerative periodontal therapy
on Clinical parameters and GCF IL–8, IL-17 and sICAM–1
Levels in Chronic periodontitis
E. Olgun Erdemir, T. Apan, M. Hendek, S. Demirer (Turkey)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0373 | New surgical approach for root coverage of
localized gingival recession: a case series
F. Böke, M. Akkaya (Turkey)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0374 | “Envelope” technique in dental implants –
a clinical case
F. Correia, A. Lemos Costa, M. Morado-Pinho, C. Falcão,
R. Faria-Almeida (Portugal)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0375 | A comparative study of the results of coronally
advanced flap with or without enamel matrix derivate in
the coverage of Miller Class I and II carious roots
F. Saleh Saber (Iran)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0376 | Comparative 6-Month Clinical Study of a
Subepithelial Connective tissue Graft and platelet rich
Fibrin for the treatment of Multiple Gingival recession
Y. Sezgin, A. Uraz, F. Çetiner, İ.L.. Taner, M. Yalim,
Ö.. Şimşek (Turkey)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0377 | treatment of Multiple Gingival defects with either
Subepithelial tissue Graft or Allodermal Matrix –
A Case report
E. Duzagac, E. Yek, S. Cintan, A. Gokbuget (Turkey)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0378 | the effectiveness of Semilunar technique for the
treatment of Gingival recessions
A. Dias, S. Kahn, R. Imperial, C. Menezes, R. Santana
(Brazil)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0379 | the Non-influence of the periodontal morphotypes
in recessions recovered of Miller‘s Class I and II
S. Kahn, A. Dias, R. Imperial, C. Menezes, A. Egreja,
R. Almeida (Brazil)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0380 | Evaluation of patients’ Discomfort at the palatal
Donor Site Following Free Gingival Graft procedures:
A randomized Controlled Clinical trial
A. Eltas, M. Uslu, S. Dundar, D. Yavuzer, S. Eltas,
M. Ersoz (Turkey)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0381 | Esthetic treatment of a pathologically Migrated
Central Incisor. Case report
A. Georgescu, M. Banica (Romania)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0382 | Mathematical modelization of photographic
image distortion in root coverage evaluation
S. Kerner, D. Damman, P. Bouchard (France)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0383 | periosteoplasty for covering recessions –
clinical results
S. Virnik (Austria)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0384 | Esthetic considerations in the anterior region
D. Bojcic, T. Domic, D. Illeš (Croatia)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0386 | Mucogingival Surgery of upper incisor
J. Cao (China)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0387 | hyperpigmentation Case on Smoker patient Using
Gingival Abrasion technique
L. Hariati, R. Lessang (Indonesia)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0388 | Acellular dermal graft (AlloDerm) with the tunnel
technique in the treatment of multiple recession in lower
incisors
V. Cañizares-Murcia, J. Margarit-Boscà, J. Faus-Lopez,
R. Agustin-Panadero (Spain)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0389 | Use of Mucoderm for treatment of multiple
gingival recessions Miller Class I-II
D. Hangyási, S. Aroca, I. Gorzó, K. Nagy, P. Valyi
(Hungary)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0390 | Gummy smile reduction using mucosal coronally
repositioned flap
A. Khodadoustan, L. Gholami, Z. Bayat, B. Shams (Iran)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0391 | treatment of a gingival recession defect
combining Mucograft® with a laterally moved, coronally
advanced flap: a case report
H. De Bruyn, H. De Vree (Belgium)
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0392 | Ligneous periodontitis: a Case report
E. Kıvrak, G. Tüter, B. Tokman, B. Sengüven (Turkey)
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0393 | oral fibromyxoma: a rare muco-gingival
localisation of a lesion mimicking fibrous hyperplasia
B. Loir, Y. Soukias (Belgium)
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0394 | Correction of damaged functional relationships
caused by periodontal disease
N. Rincic, J. Leusic Temmer (Croatia)
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0395 | periodontal-restorative aesthetic and functional
rehabilitation of a patient with a severe class 2 division 1
incisal relationship and deep traumatic overbite
A. Barber, P. Wilson (United Kingdom)
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0396 | patient’s self performed therapy for gingival
recessions of traumatic origin
S. Bresciano, C. Camorali (Italy)
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0397 | Soft tissue menagement after tooth extraction in
the esthetic zone – a case report
I. Sciran, Z. Kovac, D. Kuis, J. Prpic, I. Uhac, A. Bošnjak
(Croatia)
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0398 | Correction of pathologic tooth migration in
advanced aggressive periodontitis patient
T. Domic, A. Aurer, D. Vrazic (Croatia)
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0399 | ozone therapy as an adjunctive treatment option
in immunologically compromised patient with aggressive
periodontitis
I. Jurcic, T. Kuna, I. Puhar, D. Vrazic, M. Kardum (Croatia)
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0400 | A comparison of pressure generated by cord and
cordless displacement techniques
V. Bennani, J. Aarts, L. He (New Zealand)
POSTER INDEX
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0401 | the single anterior tooth dilemma: to treat or
extract in the esthetic zone!
R. Schoor, A. Einhorn, V. Nanda (United States of America)
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0402 | Comparative study of the reliability of oral rehabilitation
methods by dental connective prosthesis implant
V. Danila, C. Danila, I. Rudnic (Romania)
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0403 | Aggressive periodontitis in South Western
Nigeria: case series
E. Dosumu (Nigeria)
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0404 | Conservative Interdisciplinary treatment in a Case
of Aggressive Advanced periodontitis: 8-years-follow-up
G. Machuca Portillo, L. Castellanos Cosano,
A. Mendoza Mendoza, A. Iglesias Linares, L. Soto Pineda,
E. Solano Reina (Spain)
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0405 | Clinical effect of three glass ionomer cement
restorative materials used in Class V cavities on the
gingival tissue
A. Horvath, Z. Papp, C. Dobo-Nagy, I. Gera (Hungary)
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0406 | orthodontic treatment for periodontally
compromised patient; case report
F. Ismail, B. Mocanu, C. Strosser (Romania)
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0407 | Aggressive periodontitis in a young Senegalese
with cleft palate: multidisciplinary management
A.M. Seck Diallo, H.M. Benoist, A. Diouf, M. Sembene,
P.D. Diallo (Senegal)
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0408 | Actual methods of oral rehabilitation by using
removable dentures in edentulous allergic patients
I. Gradinaru (Romania)
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0409 | twelve year follow-up of severe aggressive
periodontitis in an adolescent patient
M. Klemencic, D. Vrazic (Croatia)
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0410 | Salivary and Serum Levels of Sialic Acid in Subjects
with Gingivitis, Chronic periodontitis or Aggressive periodontitis
O. Özöner, S. Oktay, L. Kuru, B. Kuru, N. Emekli,
U. Noyan (Turkey)
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Basic Research: Biomaterials and Surfaces
p0411 | biomimetic treatment on dental implants for
immediate loading applications
M. Muñoz Carcavilla (Spain)
Basic Research: Biomaterials and Surfaces
p0412 | Growth and differentiation of human osteoblastic
cells from bone samples collected by two different techniques
F. J. Manzano-Moreno, J. B. Rodriguez-Martinez,
J. Ramos Torrecillas, E. De Luna-Bertos,
O. García-Martínez, C. Reyes-Botella (Spain)
Basic Research: Biomaterials and Surfaces
p0413 | Sterilization effect and biomaterial compatibility
of h 2 o plasma
K. Tamazawa, Y. Tamazawa (Japan)
Basic Research: Biomaterials and Surfaces
p0414 | A Model Experiment of thin hA-coated Implant
under Functional Loading
A. Yagihara, H. Oikawa, Y. Otsuka, S. Ishihama,
I. Shimano, Y. Kakumoto, H. Aoki (Japan)
Basic Research: Biomaterials and Surfaces
p0415 | Density comparison of two biomaterials used
for sinus grafting
E. Bölöni, J. Penaud, R. Gueudin, P. Ambrosini (France)
Basic Research: Biomaterials and Surfaces
p0416 | Comparative study regarding the distribution
of microbial biofilms on the surface of some common
materials used in oral implantology
M. Burlibasa, L. Muntianu, G. Tanase, D. Bodnar,
R. Sfeatcu, I. Ionescu, S. Dumitru (Romania)
Basic Research: Biomaterials and Surfaces
p0417 | preliminary research study on the bioactivity
of titanium and ti6Al14V alloys
E. Manoloiu, I. Roman, L. Burlibasa, S. Dumitru, L. Soare,
M. Sandulescu, M. Burlibasa (Romania)
Basic Research: Biomaterials and Surfaces
p0418 | Effect of Infection Control procedures on the
Accuracy of Implant Impression Systems
A. Al Dosari (Saudi Arabia)
Basic Research: Biomaterials and Surfaces
p0420 | peri-implant diseases: prevalence and risk factors
A. Ramanauskaite, N. Baseviciene (Lithuania)
Basic Research: Biomaterials and Surfaces
p0421 | Influence of ti surface characteristics on the
angiogenic behaviours of endothelial cells in co-culture
with osteoblasts
B. Shi, O. Andrukhov, S. Berner, A. Schedle,
X. H. Rausch-Fan (China, Austria, Switzerland)
Basic Research: Biomaterials and Surfaces
p0422 | Effect of Infection Control procedures on the
Accuracy of Implant Impression Systems
A. Al Dosari, F. Al Tassan (Saudi Arabia)
Basic Research: Biomaterials and Surfaces
p0423 | the effects of simulated bone loss on the
implant- abutment assembly: An in-vitro Study
B. Manzoor, M. Sulieman, R. Palmer (United Kingdom)
Basic Research: Biomaterials and Surfaces
p0424 | the effects of mineralized bone allograft
combined or not with a pericardial bovine membrane in
the immediate extraction implantation (I.E.I) technique:
a tomodensitometric and histometric observation in dogs
V. Orti, F. Cuisinier, B. Mertens, P. Gibert, P. Bousquet
(France)
Basic Research: Biomaterials and Surfaces
p0425 | Effect of titanium surface decontamination using
a Newly developed ultrasonic water jet cleaner
T. Takiguchi, M. Kikuchi, A. Saito, M. Usui, M. Sato,
M. Yamamoto (Japan)
Basic science in implant dentistry
p0426 | Effect of Dental Implant Diameter on Fatigue
performance
K. Shemtov, L. Levin, E. Machtei, D. Rittel (Israel)
Basic science in implant dentistry
p0428 | Is the new Laser-lok 3.0 implant a good choice for
rehabilitation the anterior zone?
A. Carrascosa, X. Rodriguez-Ciurana, V. Ruiz, A. Pascual,
J. Nart (Spain)
Basic science in implant dentistry
p0429 | Fibroblastic proliferation on photoactivable caged
cyclic rGD peptide coated titanium
O. Huck, V. Machi, J. Davideau, N. Benkirane-Jessel,
H. Tenenbaum (France)
Basic science in implant dentistry
p0430 | the effect of LED photobiomodulation following
implant surgery on IL-1 beta, pGE 2 , tGF-beta and Nitric
oxide levels in peri-implant crevicular fluid
N. Ozmeric, C. Gokmenoglu, S. Elgun (Turkey)
Basic science in implant dentistry
p0431 | transfection of plasmid DNA encoding human
interleukin-10 inhibits rANKL-induced osteoclastogenesis
in rAW264.7 Cells
J. Guo, S. Ma, X. Zhao, C. Jiang, F. Yan (China)
Basic science in implant dentistry
p0432 | bone filling ceramics-triggered inflammatory
reaction: a systematic review
F. Velard, J. Braux, D. Laurent-Maquin (France)
Basic science in implant dentistry
p0433 | prolyl hydroxylase inhibitors: a strategy for
periodontal regeneration?
H. Agis, R. Gruber (Austria)
Basic science in implant dentistry
p0434 | Enhancement of osteogenesis by ionic substituted
biomaterials: an in-vivo study
J. Braux, F. Velard, E. Jallot, J. Nedelec, O. Chassande,
J. Fricain, P. Laquerriere, D. Laurent-Maquin (France)
Pre-clinical models: implant therapy
p0436 | Surface decontamination in the treatment of
peri-implantitis in animal models
H. Ferreira, O. Martins, I. Baptista, J. Ramos, T. Rolo,
S. Matos, E. Domingues (Portugal)
Pre-clinicalmodels: implant therapy
p0437 | Implant Success Index (ISI): a new scoring system
to evaluate the clinical outcomes of dental implants
M. Kadkhodazadeh, R. Amid (Iran)
Pre-clinical models: implant therapy
p0438 | bone to implant interface enhancement by adding
cementoblasts: a pilot study in rabbits
J. Núñez, S. Sanz-Blasco, F. Vignoletti, N. Discepoli,
F. Muñoz, L. Núñez, M. Sanz, C. Villalobos (Spain)
Pre-clinical models: implant therapy
p0439 | Accuracy of cone beam computed tomography
to assess the configuration and extent of ligature-induced
peri-implantitis defects. A pilot study
I. Mihatovic, J. Becker, V. Golubovic, F. Schwarz
(Germany)
Pre-clinical models: implant therapy
p0440 | osseointegration in a sheep femur model of
blasted-surface implants following spark-discharge
oxidisation
W. Duncan, M. Lee, T. S. Bae, J. Gay
(New Zealand, Korea)
Pre-clinical models: implant therapy
p0441 | primary Stability of Implants placed at different
angulations in Artificial bone
A. Kashi, A. Lorenzo, B. Gupta, G. Romanos,
H. Malmstrom (United States Of America)
Pre-clinical models: implant therapy
p0442 | Immunohistochemical analysis of guided bone
regeneration at advanced ligature-induced peri-implantitis
defects
F. Schwarz, I. Mihatovic, V. Golubovic, J. Becker
(Germany)
Pre-clinical models: implant therapy
p0443 | peri-implantitis: Etiology, diagnosis and treatment:
an update
E. Elemek, K. Almas (Turkey, United States Of America)
Pre-clinical models: implant therapy
p0444 | Cell therpy for extra-cortical vertical bone
augmentation combining guided bone regeneration (Gbr)
and mesenchymal stem cells (MSC)
H. Zigdon- Giladi, T. Bick, D. Lewinson, E. Machtei (Israel)
POSTER INDEX
Pre-clinical models: implant therapy
p0445 | the effect of diabetes on bone regeneration
therapy using bMp-2 gene transduced bone marrow stem
cells in rats
D. Son, S. Park, K. Kim, K. Koo, T. Kim, Y. Seol, Y. Lee,
Y. Ku, I. Rhyu (Korea)
Pre-clinical models: implant therapy
p0446 | A radiographic double blind study of periodontal
probing around dental implants
L. Barallat, C. Barragán, N. Carrió, A. Pascual, P. Levi,
Jr., J. Nart (Spain, United States Of America)
Clinical trials in implant dentistry
p0447 | Use of extra-short implants in oral implantology
Y. Reingewirtz, H. Tenenbaum (France)
Clinical trials in implant dentistry
p0448 | Long term evaluation of crestal bone level around
Straumann implants placed in posterior regions:
a retrospective 10 years study
C. Chakar, N. Mokbel (Lebanon)
Clinical trials in implant dentistry
p0449 | Global treatment in a severe periodontal disease
J. Lethuillier, S. Felenc, I. Bennasar Calas, P. Bousquet
(France)
Clinical trials in implant dentistry
p0451 | Comparison of two implant systems with regard
to periimplant bone loss and its impact on soft tissue
aesthetics
F. Rathe, O. Seitz, J. Dehner, N. Hartmann, R. Sader,
M. Schlee (Germany)
Clinical trials in implant dentistry
p0452 | Immediate loading of dental implants placed in
severely resorbed edentulous maxillae reconstructed with
Le Fort I osteotomy and interpositional bone grafting
G. Lizio, F. Pieri, G. Corinaldesi, C. Marchetti (Italy)
Clinical trials in implant dentistry
p0453 | the bone tissue response at immediately loaded
implants with or without abutments supporting fixed
partial dentures. one year results from a randomised
clinical trial
C. Göthberg, C. Slotte, K. Gröndahl, P. Thomsen (Sweden)
Clinical trials in implant dentistry
p0454 | buccal bone thickness measurements around
implants up to 1 year of loading: proof of concept and
preliminary results
J. Merheb, M. Vercruyssen, M. Quirynen (Belgium)
Clinical trials in implant dentistry
p0456 | Immediate temporization of dental implants in
anterior maxilla
T. Eccellente, S. Capasso, U. De Gregorio, A. Rossi,
M. D‘Errico (Italy)
Clinical trials in implant dentistry
p0457 | bone level changes around dental implants
T. Eccellente, S. Capasso, M. D’Errico, C. Grande,
A. Rossi, U. De Gregorio (Italy)
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Grafting/augmentation procedures in implant dentistry
p0458 | bone and soft tissue augmentation by orthodontic
extrusion prior to implant placement in esthetic areas
A. Castellanos (Mexico)
Grafting/augmentation procedures in implant dentistry
p0459 | periotest Values of Implants placed in Sockets
Grafted with a Novel Calcium phosphosilicate putty
Alloplast
M. Salama, L. Mahesh (United States Of America, India)
Grafting/augmentation procedures in implant dentistry
p0460 | bone Grafting and Immediate Implant placement
after Extraction of an Impacted Canine: A unique case
L. Mahesh, M. Salama, S. Katta
(India, United States Of America)
Grafting/augmentation procedures in implant dentistry
p0461 | post-extractive alveolar socket augmentation with
or without collagen membrane: soft tissue early evaluation
G. Pellegrini, G. Rasperini, D. Farronato, G. Drobot,
C. Dellavia (Italy, Russian Federation)
Grafting/augmentation procedures in implant dentistry
p0463 | replantation and extrusion of highly resected
teeth – a new biological approach preserving dental bone
structures for implant placement
S. Neumayer, M. Stelzel (Germany, Austria)
Grafting/augmentation procedures in implant dentistry
p0464 | Guided bone regeneration in the esthetic zone
using white porous titanium granules and delayed implant
placement: a case series
N. Picard, D. Nisand (France)
Grafting/augmentation procedures in implant dentistry
p0465 | horizontal ridge augmentation utilizing platelet
derived growth factor (rhpDGF-bb) and demineralized
bovine bone graft without the use of membranes
D. Bozic, A. Badovinac, I. Puhar, D. Vrazic, D. Plančak
(Croatia)
Grafting/augmentation procedures in implant dentistry
p0466 | roll-flap combined with sub-epithelial connective
tissue graft in the case of a too apically positioned implant
C. Coraini, C. Casto, F. Buono, T. Mascarello,
L. Raschiotti, L. De Micheli (Italy)
Clinical tips and cases: Grafting and augmentation
p0469 | Guided bone regeneration for implant placement
– in search of aesthetic perfection
D. Alves, A. Pais, F. Negrão, F. Almeida (Portugal)
Clinical tips and cases: Grafting and augmentation
p0470 | Guided bone regeneration of a peri-implantitis
defect. A case report with re-entry operation
E. Englezos, H. De Bruyn (Belgium)
Clinical tips and cases: Grafting and augmentation
p0471 | Facing the facts: peri-implantitis management.
Clinical outcomes based on sound periodontal surgical
principles. Case reports
J. Fernandez Farhall, M. Pascual-Palma, R. Ramirez-Puerta,
A. Lopez-Sanchez, R. Andres-Garcia (Spain)
Clinical tips and cases: Grafting and augmentation
p0472 | Gbr with non resorbable d-ptFE membrane and
bovine Derived Xenograft prior to implant placement in
anterior maxilla: two case reports
S. Seyedzadeh Sabounchei, Z. Kadkhoda (Iran)
Clinical tips and cases: Grafting and augmentation
p0473 | treatment of Congenitally Missing Lateral Incisor
in a Multidisciplinary Aspect
G. Kasnak, D. Gumru, A. Cilingir, M. Yilmaz, S. Yesil Isik,
S. Firatli, E. Firatli (Turkey)
Clinical tips and cases: Grafting and augmentation
p0474 | Effect of platelet-rich fibrin on Implant Stability
E. Öncü, E. Alaaddinoglu, D. Kutsal (Turkey)
Clinical tips and cases: Grafting and augmentation
p0475 | beneficial effects of creating a zone of keratinized
peri-implant tissues in the mandibular posterior region.
A case report
J. Gavric, N. Müller, N. Cionca, A. Mombelli (Switzerland)
Clinical tips and cases: Grafting and augmentation
p0476 | Autologous platelet-rich Fibrin (L-prF) in
Enhancing the healing of Extraction Sockets of teeth with
Severe Gingival recession
D. Huang, S. Chui, Y. Huang (United States Of America)
Clinical tips and cases: Grafting and augmentation
p0478 | Collagene membrane vs. no membrane in the
lateral sinus lift procedure. Split mouth case report
M. Quevedo, A. Castellón, P. Altuna Fistolera (Spain)
Clinical tips and cases: Grafting and augmentation
p0479 | Autogenous block graft for the reconstruction of
horizontal alveolar ridge defects: a case report
P. Altuna, M. Quevedo Pou, A. Castellón Tur,
A. Barroso Panella (Spain)
Clinical tips and cases: Grafting and augmentation
p0480 | horizontal ridge Augmantation Around
Implant With titanium Membrane and Deproteinezed
bovine bone Mİneral in the Anterior Maxilla: a Case report
Ö. Özen, S. Çınarcık, N. Nizam, E. Tamaç (Turkey)
Clinical tips and cases: Grafting and augmentation
p0481 | Clinical effects of platelet-rich fibrin; sinus floor
augmentation
B. Guler, A. Uraz, A. Fidan, Y. Sezgin, M. Yalim,
İ.L. Taner (Turkey)
Clinical tips and cases: Grafting and augmentation
p0482 | post-operative implant expoliation in maxillary
posterior region
J. Lee, S. Song, K. Cho, S. Kim (Korea)
Clinical tips and cases: Grafting and augmentation
p0483 | Use of xenografts in 3D bone block reconstruction
surgery. two clinical cases
O. Ortiz-Puigpelat (Spain)
Clinical tips and cases: Grafting and augmentation
p0484 | horizontal ridge augmentation by mandibular
symphysis graft: report of a case
C. Perez, B. Cayetano (Spain)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p0485 | the outcome of a novel tapered implant in a
private practice limited to periodontology
J. Merheb, M. Demanet, W. Simons, R. Leroy,
M. Quirynen (Belgium)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p0486 | Surgical treatment of peri-implantitis using
mechanical debridement with or without an air abrasive
device: a randomized, controlled clinical trial
J. Taïeb, J. Lasserre, S. Toma, M. Brecx (Belgium)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p0487 | Long-term survival of resin-bonded bridges
F. Younes, H. De Bruyn, F. Raes (Belgium)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p0488 | A Multicenter prospective Clinical Study:
3-Year Follow-Up of Implant Survival in Augmented
Extraction Sockets
A. Ismail, I. Olszewska-Czyz, M. Chomyszyn-Gajewska
(Egypt, Poland)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p0489 | the Effect of LED photobiomodulation on Implant
Stability
C. Gokmenoglu, N. Ozmeric (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p0490 | treatment of peri-implant bone defects with
platelet-rich fibrin
B. Hamzaçebi, B. Oduncuoglu, E. Alaaddinoglu,
D. Göçhan (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p0491 | A Clinical study of Implants placed simultaneously
with maxillary sinus floor augmentations in the presence of
maxillary antral pseudocysts
Z. Tang, W. Xu, M. Wu, H. Lv, M. Cao, L. Zou (China)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p0492 | periimplant soft tissue alteration in relation to
different periodontal biotypes and abutment connection
surgical techniques
V. Michailidou, I. Vouros, A. Konstantinidis (Greece)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p0493 | retrospective analyses of patients with one or
more implant-retained partial fixed dental prostheses
A. Jokstad, J. Fava, A. Gussgard, M. Lin, R. Paculanan,
B. Shokati, E. Somogyi-Ganss, B. Winnett, M. Zahran
(Canada)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p0494 | radiographic peri-implant bone loss of zirconia
dental implants
A. E. Borgonovo, R. Censi, M. Dolci, A. Panigalli,
V. Vavassori (Italy)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p0495 | Dental rehabilitation after mandibular
reconstruction with bone graft by “Double-plate
positioning” technique
W. Chen (China)
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Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p0497 | A prospective pilot study of the use of short
implants to obviate the need for sinus augmentation:
preliminary results
S. Platzer, G. Bertha, A. Heschl, W. Wegscheider,
G. Wimmer, M. Lorenzoni (Austria)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p0498 | retrolective Study on implant loss in
postmenopausal women under osteoporosis therapy
medication
M. Knitschke, S. Hauk, N. Arweiler, M. Stelzel (Germany)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p0499 | Changes of soft tissue profile following immediate
implant placement in maxillary premolar area
L. Ramaglia, R. Saviano, G. Capece, D. Esposito,
M. P. Bruno (Italy)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p0500 | Comparison of peri-Implant parameters and peri-
Implant Crevicular Fluid Levels of tumor Necrosis Factor-
Alfa (tnf-γ) in patients with type-2 Diabetes Mellitus and
Systemically healthy Subjects Following the Dental Implant
placement
S. Bozkurt, B. Kurtiş, G. Tüter, M. Serdar, M. Dikmen,
S. Karakış, E. Kıvrak (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p0501 | Long-term results of immediately loaded implants
with prefabricated cone connection. Final results
P. Hess, D. Büttner, G. Nentwig (Germany)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p0502 | Clinical outcome of dental implants inserted by
inexperienced implantologists
T. Eccellente, A. Rossi, M. D‘Errico, V. Urciuolo, G. Pane
(Italy)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p0503 | Comparison of Marginal bone Level Changes
of Implants placed in Non-extraction Sites – A Literature
review
A. Rieben, A. Jannu
(Switzerland, United States Of America)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p0504 | peri-implant diseases of implant-supported
double-crown retained removable dentures under
maintenance care – a practice-based cross sectional study
E. Frisch, P. Ratka-Krüger, K. Lange, E. Hornecker,
B. Ehmke, R. Mausberg, D. Ziebolz (Germany)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p0505 | Application of modified splitting technique in
dental implantation with severe buccal concavity
in maxilla
D. Wu, H. Xiu, C. Yu, J. Chen (China)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p0506 | Clinical and radiological outcomes of early loaded
implants in smokers versus non-smokers:
1 year results
F. Franch-Chillida, L. Adriaens (Spain)
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Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p0507 | An evaluation of objective and subjective
parameters regarding immediat loading of
4 implants in the premaxilla
F. Martens, S. Vandeweghe, H. Browaeys, H. De Bruyn
(Belgium)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p0508 | opG and rANKL Levels Around Microscrew
Implants During orthodontic tooth Movement
S. Enhos, O. Cakmak, T. Uysal, B. Alkan (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p0509 | Crestal bone remodeling around partial implants
H. De Bruyn, C. Ruyffelaert (Belgium)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p0510 | Comparison of complication in sinus elevation
surgery using ultrasonic osteotome and conventional
equipments
W. Huang, D. Wu, Z. Cai, J. Chen (China)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p0511 | periimplant tissue stability around modified
Sand-blasted Large-grid Acid-etched (SLActive) implant
surface in augmented bone
P. Toth, P. Szathmari, B. Molnar, B. Torok, I. Gera,
P. Windisch (Hungary)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p0512 | the three-dimensional implant planning. proposal
of a surgical protocol
M. Vaida, P. Mattout, B. Houvenaeghel (France)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p0513 | periodontal pathogens in patients treated with
dental implants
A. Aurer, R. Legovic (Croatia)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p0514 | Dynamics of soft tissue healing around implants
and teeth after flap surgery. A study in a dog model
F. Sukekava, L. Lima, M. Araújo, B. Liljenberg, J. Lindhe
(Brazil, Sweden)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p0515 | Early Implant placement in socket preservations:
12-month results of a prospective case series
F. Dethier, F. Lambert, G. Lecloux, E. Rompen (Belgium)
Clinical research: Implants in compromised sites
p0516 | Soft dilatation, a new concept of expansion of
atrophied alveolar ridge: a one-year follow-up report of
a multicenter study
N. Kuribayashi, S. Rahban, H. C. C. Ng, F. Chan, P. S. Wan,
G. Siu, J. Bernard (Japan, Switzerland, Hong Kong, China)
Clinical research: Implants in compromised sites
p0517 | Single procedure for post-extractive placement
and immediate loading of laser engineered titanium
surface implants
A. Ferrara, S. Lumetti, C. Galli, E. Manfredi, G. Macaluso
(Italy)
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Clinical research: Implants in compromised sites
p0518 | Implants placement in periodontally compromised
patients
A. Pais, D. Alves, F. Almeida, F. Negrão (Portugal)
Clinical research: Implants in compromised sites
p0519 | Study on peri-implant hard and soft tissue with
branemark implants placed angulated
M. Stelzel, S. Buchholz (Austria, Germany)
Clinical research: Implants in compromised sites
p0520 | Flapless Dental Implant Surgery For patients
on oral Anticoagulants – „WarLess procedure“
S. Al Mubarak, H. Alzoman (Saudi Arabia)
Clinical research: Implants in compromised sites
p0521 | Implant placement and limited vestibulo-oral
dimensions. A radiographical retrospective study
J. A. J. Keestra, J. Merheb, M. Quirynen, A. Temmerman
(Belgium)
Clinical research: Implants in compromised sites
p0523 | Implant placement with bifid mandibular nerve:
case reports
I. Méndez Manjón, C. Zárate Corral, P. Altuna Fistolera,
A. Castellón Tur, M. Quevedo Pou (Spain)
Clinical research: Implants in compromised sites
p0524 | role of vestibuloplasty in the treatment of
periimplantitis: a report of 3 cases
T. Chikany, B. Molnar, I. Gera, P. Windisch, R. Kemper
(Hungary)
Clinical research: Implants in compromised sites
p0525 | Analysis of microbiota associated with
peri-implantitis
T. Koyanagi, Y. Takeuchi, N. Maruyama, T. Shiba, Y. Izumi
(Japan)
Clinical research: Implants in compromised sites
p0526 | radiographic Evaluation of the Mental Canal as
a reference Structure for planning Dental Implants by
Cone-beam Ct
A. Wiesbauer, L. Fürhauser, R. Fürhauser,
G. Mailath-Pokorny (Austria)
Clinical research: Implants in compromised sites
p0527 | Implant site development using forced tooth
eruption in esthetic maxillary zone: a case report
O. Abishev, A. Al-Titi, D. Erbil, A. Kocak, G. Adem,
A. Gokbuget (Turkey)
Clinical research: Implants in compromised sites
p0528 | hard tissue profile of Anterior Maxillary region:
A restrospective Study in An Asian population
Y. H. Low, A. B. K. Yeo, M. M. A. Ong, L. P. Lim
(Singapore)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics / General implant
dentistry
p0529 | A innovative gingival retraction technique for
esthetic restorations in implant dentistry: a case series
V. Bennani (New Zealand)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics/ General implant
dentistry
p0530 | the pediculated connective tissue graft for
periimplant site development in the esthetic zone
S. Pohl, A. Bosnjak, D. Kuis (Croatia)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics / General implant
dentistry
p0531 | Immediate load implant after the extraction of
a superior lateral incisor
M. Kruczan (Brazil)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics / General implant
dentistry
p0532 | Immediate implant restoration in the anterior
region of the upper jaw; a case report
D. Erbil, A. Kocak, A. Al-Titi, O. Abisev, G. Adem,
A. Gokbuget (Turkey)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics / General implant
dentistry
p0533 | periointegration: a new concept for papilla
preservation
A. Lorente, M. Carasol (Spain)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics / General implant
dentistry
p0534 | the coverage using connective tissue graft
for abutment exposure after Implant installation at the
maxillary anterior area
S. R. Huh, M. Zheng, M. Son, S. Yu, B. Kim (Korea)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics / General implant
dentistry
p0535 | oral rehabilitation of a severe type A hemophilic
patient with chronic hepatitis type C and hIV infection with
Implants
L. Castellanos Cosano, J. Segura Egea, J. Corcuera Flores,
H. Rodríguez Casanova, G. Machuca Portillo (Spain)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics / General implant
dentistry
p0536 | Dental implant placement in patients with
cemento-osseous dysplasias: case reports
J. Hernández, J. Herrero, M. Quevedo Pou,
A. Castellón Tur, P. Altuna (Spain)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics / General implant
dentistry
p0537 | Cone beam Ct evaluation of presence and course
of the incisive canal in the mandibular interforaminal
region in a group of turkish patient
K. Orhan, A. Berberoglu, M. Icen, H. Tumer (Turkey)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics / General implant
dentistry
p0538 | actinomyces and bisphosphonates: a case report
C. Martín, J. Amaro, M. Díaz, M. L. Somacarrera,
B. Tejedor (Spain)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics / General implant
dentistry
p0539 | block grafting approach: a case report
K. Amine, M. El Farouki, G. Hassar, J. Kissa (Morocco)
POSTER INDEX
Clinical tips and cases: prosthodontic treatment
p0541 | Digital planning, guided surgery and immediate
loading: the key for success
V. Sanchez D’Onofrio, J. Bertos, P. Altuna (Spain)
Clinical tips and cases: prosthodontic treatment
p0542 | First clinical experience with ´crown abutments´
for single tooth restorations
C. Mertens, J. De San José González, H. Steveling
(Germany)
Clinical tips and cases: prosthodontic treatment
p0544 | Implant restoration and occlusal reconstruction of
a Severe Dental Attrition Case
J. Zheng, H. Wenxiu, W. Dong, C. Jiang (China)
Clinical tips and cases: prosthodontic treatment
p0545 | Dental rehabilitation of the reconstructed neomandible
following recurrent intra-osseous carcinoma of
the mandible
I. Blum, P. Wilson, C. Hughes (United Kingdom)
Clinical tips and cases: prosthodontic treatment
p0546 | New pre-fabricated bar system for implant
supported rehabilitation in severe osteoporotic patients
before intravenous bisphosphonates administration
M. Abarca, K. Bouferrache, A. Bezzaz, C. Madrid
(Switzerland)
Clinical tips and cases: prosthodontic treatment
p0547 | Maxillary overdenture – a Clinical Case
B. Almeida, M. Pereira, S. Corby, A. C. Almeida, A. Silva
(Portugal)
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GROUP 2
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0548 | the influence of physical effort on the concentration
of calcium and magnesium in mixed resting saliva
M. Radwan-Oczko, Z. Kozłowski (Poland)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0549 | Salivary oxidative stress biomarkers for
periodontal disease
B. Mocanu, D. Miricescu, B. Ismail, A. Dumitriu, A. Totan,
A. Didilescu, M. Greabu (Romania)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0550 | the effect of supra- and subphysiological
testosterone levels on ligature-induced bone loss in rats –
A radiographic and histological study
L. Spolidorio, J. Steffens, L. Coimbra,
P. Dalari Ramalho-Lucas, C. Rossa Junior (Brazil)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0551 | Ghrelin Levels in Chronic periodontitis patients
G. Yilmaz, F. Kırzıoğlu, D. Kumbul Doğuç, H. Koçak,
H. Orhan (Turkey)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0552 | the influence of wear of manual toothbrushes on
gingival injuries – an in-vitro study using pig palate
R. Mausberg, N. Pirouzmandi, K. Lange, E. Hornecker,
D. Ziebolz (Germany)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0553 | Mouse fibroblasts guide IL-23 induction by
porphyromonas gingivalis-stimulated Dendritic Cells in
gingipain-dependent manner
E. Ramos-Junior, C. Nascimento, A. C. Morandini,
J. Wergles, K. Nguyen, J. Potempa, J. Scharfstein
(Brazil, Australia, United States Of America)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0554 | Evaluation of the relation between volatile sulfur
compounds and periodontal inflamed surface area in
patients with chronic periodontitis. A cross-sectional study
D. Prieto, A. Chaparro, I. Carolina, V. Ramirez,
A. Sanz (Chile)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0555 | Influence of a cyclooxygenase-2 selective inhibitor
on alveolar bone density: a histometric study in rats
B. Gurgel, K. Almeida, K. Lima, M. Casati, F. Nociti-Jr,
S. Toledo (Brazil)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0556 | Green tea catechin suppresses LpS-induced
periodontal pocket formation and alveolar bone resorption
Y. Yoshinaga, T. Ukai, A. Kuramoto, H. Nakamura,
M. Yoshinaga, Y. Takamori, S. Noguchi, Y. Yamashita,
Y. Hara (Japan)
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Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0557 | Sonicated extracts and Lys-gingipains of
porphyromonas gingivalis regulate the rANKL-opG
expression in human periodontal cells
Q. Feng, F. Zhang, Z. Sun, X. Zhang (China)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0558 | Is the polymerase Chain reaction reliable and
Sufficient Method for Species-Specific Identification of
periodontopathogens?
N. Nikolic Jakoba, T. Ilic-Tomic, L. Senerovic,
S. Vojnovic, M. Rakic, S. Jankovic, V. Lekovic,
B. Vasiljevic (Serbia)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0559 | Expressions of tumor Necrosis Factor-related
Apoptosis-Inducing Ligand (trAIL) in human gingival
epithelial cell line and its receptors in gingival tissues
D. Hormdee, S. Miyauchi, T. Okui, H. Domon,
P. Chaiyarit, K. Tabeta, S. Murakami, K. Yamazaki
(Thailand, Japan)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0560 | Upregulated toll-like receptor (tLr) signaling
pathway in periodontitis-affected gingival tissues
D. Abe, T. Kubota, T. Tomita, T. Morozumi, H. Yoshie
(Japan)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0561 | Comparative analysis of microrNA and mrNA
expression profile in mesenchymal stem cells derived from
dental tissues and bone marrow
J. Park, Y. Kim, S. Lee, K. Kim, Y. Lee, W. Kim,
Y. Lee, S. Kim (Korea)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0562 | Gingival crevicular fluid Interleukin-1γ levels
during two different canine distalization methods
S. Hakki, S. Usumez, Z. Sarı, N. Dündar, T. Ataoglu
(Turkey)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0563 | Diabetes enhances inflammatory response
and apoptosis of periodontium in Aggregatibacter
actinomycetemcomitans infected rats
J. Kang, B. Bezerra, O. Andriankaja, S. Pacios,
H. Bae, D. Graves (China, United States Of America)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0564 | N-acetylcysteine decreases alveolar bone loss
on experimental periodontitis in streptozotocin-induced
diabetic rats
H. Balci, H. Toker, H. Ozdemir, H. Ozer (Turkey)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0565 | Effects of Continuous and Interrupted orthodontic
Force on Gingival Crevicular Fluid MMp-1 and tIMp-1 Levels
S. Hakki, S. Usumez, Z. Sarı, G. Tatar, N. Dündar,
T. Ataoglu (Turkey)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0566 | prolyl hydroxylase inhibitors decrease
plasminogen activation in periodontal fibroblasts
C. Wehner, R. Gruber, H. Agis (Austria)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0567 | the prevalences of subgingival periodontal
microbiota in artificial class III furcation defects.
An experimental study in monkeys
W. Zhu, J. Hou, K. Liu, H. Meng, X. Tang (China)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0568 | A novel method of identification and
characterization of periopathogens
P. Bochlogyros, A. Pissaridi, V. Dritsa, J. Anastassopoulou
(Greece)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0569 | Comparison of trkA expression and Ib4 binding
in trigeminal neurons innervating gingivomucosal and
pulpal tissue in the rat
B. Tesovnik, N. Molnar, U. Kovacic, A. Cor, U. Skaleric,
R. Gašperšič (Slovenia)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0570 | Microbiological diversity of localized aggressive
periodontitis by 16S rrNA clonal analysis
M. Faveri, T. Ribas, E. Silva, L. Figueiredo, M. Feres,
M. Mayer (Brazil)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0571 | A novel optimization model for determining
combinations of biomarkers that predict periodontal health
or disease from GCF samples based on high-throughput
proteomic analysis
R. Baliban, D. Sakellari, Z. Li, P. Dimaggio, B. Garcia,
C. Floudas (United States Of America)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0573 | tSp1 and MMp9/NGAL involvment in
angiogenesis in pDL during orthodontic treatment
P. Surlin, A. M. Rauten, I. Silosi, C. Petcu, D. Popescu,
L. Foia (Romania)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0574 | the Expression of IL-6 in Cyclosporine A-induced
gingival overgrowth
Y. Yin, Y. Shi (China)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0575 | the prevalence of red Complex bacteria in a
Group of romanian Subjects and Antibiotics treatment
Efects highlighted by Using DNA-StrIp technique
B. Dabu, M. Mironiuc-Cureu, M. Gheorghiu, A. Dumitriu
(Romania)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0576 | Analysis and location of growth factors implicated
in periodontal healing,and present in the amniotic membrane
G. Menassa, C. Chakar, R. El Harissse, N. Naaman,
M. Kallassy Awad (Lebanon)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0577 | A link between tobacco smoking and selected
clinical and biochemical parameters of inflammation
among the patients with chronic periodontal disease
A. Flisykowska, M. Sobieska, M. Świątkowska (Poland)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0578 | Gingival Crevicular Fluid Levels of bone turnover
Markers in Elderly Subjects
S. Becerik, V. Öztürk, H. Atmaca, G. Emingil (Turkey)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0579 | A link between tobacco smoking and selected
clinical and biochemical parameters of inflammation
among the patients with chronic periodontal disease
A. Kurhańska-Flisykowska, M. Sobieska,
M. Wyganowska-Swiatkowska (Poland)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0581 | hypoxia related mirNA expression in
periodontitis patients: a case control study
C. Inostroza, A. Chaparro, D. Gaedechens, M. Coloma,
M. Lozano, C. Irarrazabal (Chile)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0582 | osteonecrosis induced by bisphosphonates –
literature review
A. Jorge, R. Campos, R. Faria-Almeida (Portugal)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0583 | In vivo and in vitro evaluation of hMGb1
expression profile in periodontal disease
J. Cirelli, A. Nogueira, J. Souza, E. Pereira (Brazil)
POSTER INDEX
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0584 | Comparison of subgingival microbial profiles
of chronic periodontitis and periodontal health using the
rNA-oligonucleotide quantification technique
M. J. Mestnik, A. C. Oliveira, M. Feres, F. Teles,
M. Mayer, M. Faveri (Brazil, United States Of America)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0585 | the effect of personal oral hygiene on clinical
attachment loss in brazilian Indians
M. Nascimento, H. Lopes, E. Carvalho, P. Cury (Brazil)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0586 | Changes in proliferation and metabolism of
human gingival fibroblast induced by cyclosporine A
D. Vazquez Armenta, S. Cano Colin, J. Laclette,
P. De La Torre, J. Silva, E. Uribe Querol (Mexico)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0587 | Effect of nicotine and porphyromonas gingivalis
lipopolysaccharide on endothelial cells in vitro
N. An, O. Andrukhov, P. Nguyen, H. Rutschek,
M. Matejka, X. H. Rausch-Fan (China, Austria)
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Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0588 | histological and metabolic characterization of an
oral mucosa bioimplant in vitro
C. Monteagudo Arrieta, S. Cano Colin (Mexico)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0589 | Altered functional loading accelerates
temporomandibular joint degenerative condition in
senescence-accelerated mice
Y. Ishizuka, T. Kinumatsu, Y. Shibukawa, M. Nagayama,
E. Koyama, A. Saito (Japan, United States Of America)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0590 | Gingival crevicular fluid, serum levels of srANKL,
osteoprotegerin, IL-17 in rheumatoid arthritis and
osteoporosis patients with periodontal disease
P. Gümüş, E. Buduneli, B. Bıyıkoğlu, K. Aksu, F. Saraç,
D. F. Lappin, N. Buduneli (Turkey, United Kingdom)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0591 | Evaluation of periodontal pathogens of the
mandibular third molar pericoronitis by using real time pCr
I. Saygun, M. Sencimen, A. Gulses, M. Bal, C. Acikel,
A. Kubar (Turkey)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0592 | periodontal ligament cells and mechanical stress –
a cell culture study
E. Lukács, G. Berta, G. Sétáló Jr., J. Dobsa, J. Szalma,
J. Szeberényi, G. Szabó (Hungary)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0593 | Effect of Concominant Nifedipine on Gingival
overgrowth Development During tacrolimus Administration
in rats
F. Pamuk, B. O. Cetinkaya, M. Gülbahar, B. Ayas,
G. C. Keles, N. Arik (Turkey)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0594 | Levels of Selenomonas sputigena and not-yetcultivated
Selenomonas phylotypes in subgingival biofilms
of generalized aggressive periodontitis
D. Fermiano, L. Gonçalves, M. Feres, L. Figueiredo,
F. Teles, M. Faveri (Brazil, United States Of America)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0595 | Correlation between mutans streptococci and
Aggregatibacter actinomycetemcomitans salivary levels,
in Aggressive periodontitis patients prior to periodontal
therapy
M. Saminsky, A. Kozlovsky, R. Bar-Ness Greenstein (Israel)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0596 | human periodontal ligament cells in
bi-dimensional and three-dimensional cultures on the
presence or not of bioactive glass particles
D. Palioto, L. Alves, P. Oliveira, M. Taba Jr., S. Souza,
M. Grisi, A. Novaes Jr (Brazil)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0597 | the role of calcineurin gene polymorphisms in
cyclosporine-A induced gingival overgrowth
S. Becerik, G. Emingil, A. Gurkan, B. Afacan, P. Sulima,
G. Atilla, S. Hart, T. Hart (Turkey, United States Of America)
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Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0598 | Effect of inhaled corticosteroid and periodontal
disease on nucleotide hydrolysis in rats
J. Cavagni, V. Scarabelot, L. Daudt, E. Gaio, I. Torres,
C. Rösing (Brazil)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0599 | tannerella forsythia levels in patients genetically
susceptible/non-susceptible to periodontitis
R. Scarel Caminaga, L. S. Finoti, S. C. T. Corbi,
G. Anovazzi, Y. Kim, J. Cirelli, S. Perez Orrico,
S. R. L. Teixeira, M. Mayer (Brazil)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0600 | protein Carbonyl Levels in Serum, Saliva and
Gingival Crevicular Fluid in Chronic and Aggressive
periodontitis patients
E. Baltacioglu, M. Aslan Kehribar, P. Göker,
O. Saraç Atagün, A. Alver, G. Aydın, E. Karabulut,
A. Akalın (Turkey)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0601 | regulatory role of the vascular endothelial
growth factor (VEGF) in the gingival microcirculation under
physiological and pathological conditions
M. Gyurkovics, Z. Lohinai, A. Győrfi, C. Bodor (Hungary)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0602 | perception of gingival bleeding among pregnant
women in the Antenatal Clinic of the Lagos University
teaching hospital
M. Soroye, P. Ayanbadejo, K. Savage (Nigeria)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0603 | Alveolar bone loss in nuclear families of
aggressive periodontitis and the heredity of root shape
M. Qiao, L. Xu, X. Meng, L. Zhang, Y. Tian (China)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0604 | Effect of free fatty acids on proliferation of human
periodontal ligament fibroblasts*
W. Wang, M. Yang (China)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0605 | oral microbiome of children: comparison of two
clinical sampling methods for DNA pyrosequencing of
subgingival biofilm
B. Klug, S. Trajanoski, M. Bozic, G. Wimmer, M. Grube,
E. Santigli (Austria)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0608 | Comparison of the photocytotoxicity of new
phthalocyanine photosensitizers in human gingival
fibroblast and hep2 cell cultures
R. Slezak, M. Cervinka, D. Kopecka, V. Kralova
(Czech Republic)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0609 | obesity: A possible Modifier of periodontal
Disease as a Chronic Inflammatory process
B. Bıyıkoğlu, N. Buduneli, T. Ilgenli, E. Buduneli,
F. Saraç, D. Kinane (Turkey, United States Of America)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0610 | real–time cell analysis of bMp-2, 6 and 7 on the
human periodontal ligament stem cells (hpDLSCs)
E. Hakki, B. Bozkurt, E. Karaoz, G. Turac, S. Hakki
(Turkey)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0611 | Comparison of transient receptor potential
vanilloid 1 (trpV1) and transient receptor potential
ankyrin1 (trpA1) receptor expression in oral lichen planus
A. Bán (Hungary)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0612 | Interactions of compounds from selected chewing
stick sources with Aggregatibacter actinomycetemcomitans
A. Johansson, F. Kwamin, R. Gref, D. Haubek
(Ghana, Sweden, Denmark)
Basic Research: Aetiology and Pathogenesis
p0613 | Fluorescence of Aggregatibacter
actinomycetemcomitans
N. Bjurshammar, A. Johannsen, C. Östman (Sweden)
Diagnosis and Risk factors
p0614 | A survey of type and outcome of referrals to
periodontists in Damascus – Syria
M. Kadhim, L. Jodah, L. Saead, K. Hadad (Syria)
Diagnosis and Risk factors
p0615 | Assessment of oral health and health behavior
among students of the international university for science
and technology in Syria
M. Kadhim, Z. Aljameel, S. Arnous, K. Hannouneh, B.
Arslan (Syria)
Diagnosis and Risk factors
p0616 | IL-1 polymorphisms may predict unsuccessful
dental implants?
P. Vaz, J. Fernandes, A. Braga, M. Ponces, A. Felino
(Portugal)
Diagnosis and Risk factors
p0617 | Smoking and nicotine addiction negatively
influence non surgical periodontal treatment results at long
term
T. Boulaamaim, O. Huck, H. Tenenbaum, J. Davideau
(France)
Diagnosis and Risk factors
p0618 | Salivary markers of type I collagen degradation
in periodontitis
U. Gürsoy, E. Könönen, T. Tervahartiala, A. Suominen,
P. Pussinen, T. Sorsa (Finland)
Diagnosis and Risk factors
p0619 | Implant diagnostics: the impact of molecular
biomarkers. Case report of peri-implantitis, peri-mucositis
and healthy implant present in the same patient
M. Rakic, A. Todorovic, X. Struillou, D. Vojvodic,
N. Nikolic Jakoba, Z. Aleksic, V. Lekovic (Serbia, France)
Diagnosis and Risk factors
p0620 | Is the Vertical Dimension of bone Affected by
Loaded Implants?
S. Via, A. Klinger (Israel)
POSTER INDEX
Diagnosis and Risk factors
p0621 | Aging influences positively and independently
non surgical periodontal treatment results
S. Bersuder, M. Leininger, H. Tenenbaum, J. Davideau
(France)
Diagnosis and Risk factors
p0622 | A simplified algorithm and classification for
patient centric periodontal treatment planning based on
Indian population
P. Kapadia (India)
Diagnosis and Risk factors
p0623 | ENDo-pErIo LESIoNS – Which teeth can be
saved?
M. Marotti, C. Pertl, M. Lorenzoni, G. Wimmer (Austria)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0624 | Comparing clinical parameters and antioxidant
capacities between healthy and severe periodontitis
patients
H. Gamsiz, U. Baser, S. Eren, N. Durmus, S. Tanrikulu,
F. Yalcin (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0625 | the composition of the main periopathogens:
porphyromonas gingivalis, tannerella forsythia, treponema
denticola and Aggregatibacter actinomycetemcomitans of
patients with alcoholic disease and chronic periodontitis.
A pilot study
A. Sender-Janeczek, N. Stawińska, M. Ziętek (Poland)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0626 | Saliva and serum total antioxidant capacity in
health and periodontitis subjects
G. Ateş, U. Baser, M. Keskin, G. Işık (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0627 | Case report: oral manifestation of apert syndrome
D. Özkal, G. Ünal Kocaman, E. Kermen, V. Canakci
(Turkey)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0628 | Giant hemangioma of tongue
D. Özkal, E. Kermen, G. Ünal Kocaman, V. Canakci
(Turkey)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0629 | Evaluation of periodontal parameters in patients
with familial mediterranean fever
V. Bostancı, H. Toker, S. şenel (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0630 | obesity and periodontal disease in children
C. Mazza, N. Satta, R. Santoro (Italy)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0631 | the accuracy of cone beam computed
tomography in assessing molar furcation involvement
J. Qiao, G. Liu, Z. Sun (China)
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Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0632 | A retrospective analysis of influence of the
glycemic controlled on periodontal disease severity
M. Razali, B. Baharin, S. Z. Omar, A. Mohd Husain
(Malaysia)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0633 | Specific and sensitive hmuY-based primers
and real-time pCr for identification of porphyromonas
gingivalis
A. Gmiterek, H. Wójtowicz, M. Radwan-Oczko,
M. Chomyszyn-Gajewska, M. Kantorowicz, T. Olczak
(Poland)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0634 | retrospective correlation of clinical and
radiographic parameters in patients with aggressive
periodontitis
M. Beldoch, N. Zimmermann, F. Ghannad, A. Lawo,
D. Hagenfeld, T. S. Kim (Germany)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0635 | retrospective correlation of clinical and
microbiological parameters in patients with aggressive
periodontitis
N. Zimmermann, M. Beldoch, F. Ghannad, A. Lawo,
T. S. Kim (Germany)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0636 | Evaluation of bone level around endodontically
treated teeth compared to contra-lateral teeth without root
canal treatment in periodontitis patients
A. Kara Tuncer, S. Sİmsek (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0637 | A 10 year follow-up examination of periodontal
status in young adults with insulin dependent diabetes
mellitus (IDDM)
M. Hollingworth, B. Sjödin (Sweden)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0638 | recurrence gingival enlargement at behçet
disease: a case report
G. Ünal Kocaman, E. Kermen, D. Özkal, R. Orbak (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0639 | Comparison of hNp-3 and IL-1γ in Smoker and
Non-smoker patients
H. Sahin, A. Dikilitas, A. Ertugrul (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0640 | Gingival biotype assessement: visual inspection
relevance and maxillary versus mandibular comparison
M. Houchmand, M. Leroul, J. Demoersman,
L. Leguehennec, A. Soueidan (France)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0641 | A New Method to Document palatal Gingival
recessions
K. Lehmann, A. Pabst, J. Laschen, A. Ross, H. Scheller,
A. Kasaj (Germany)
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Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0642 | In Vivo Microvascular Alterations of Marginal
Gingiva in health and Disease
S. Unal, B. Oduncuoglu, E. Alaaddinoglu, H. Kara,
D. Sahin (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0643 | the relationship between periodontal disease
and atherosclerosis from the viewpoint of the community
periodontal index of treatment needs, cardiovascular
disease risk and arterial stiffness: preliminary study
S. Demirer, M. Tulmac, O. Sahin, E. Olgun Erdemir,
M. Hendek, B. Aylikci, H. Colak, M. Evginer, V. Simsek,
H. Ebinc (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0644 | Variations in the clinical sulcus depth of healthy
human gingiva measured with electonic probe
C. Bories, Z. Badran, J. Demoersman, X. Struillou,
A. Soueidan (France)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0645 | Local effects of cigarette on periodontal health in
smokers
S. Farahvash, T. Altınok, K. Eren (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0646 | Identification of possible determinants in
periodontal status of type 1 diabetic children
A. Costa, V. Alves, B. Silva, L. Tavares, F. Caramelo,
T. Gonçalves, A. Mirante, R. Carvalho, J. Ramos, J. Abreu,
M. Rosa (Portugal)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0647 | Effect of smoking on total antioxidant capacity,
total oxidant status and lipid peroxidation levels in serum
and saliva in patients with chronic periodontitis
O. Saraç Atagün, E. Baltacioglu, P. Göker, A. Alver,
F. Balaban Yücesan, M. Aslan Kehribar, G. Aydın (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0648 | Efficacy of tobacco counseling cessation
promotion (tCCp), in a private practice, prior to periodontal
surgey
S. Gherlone, L. Gaudioso, L. Bonino, M. Roccuzzo (Italy)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0649 | Influence of adult attachment on periodontal
disease – a pilot study
C. Graetz, D. Senf, J. C. Ehrenthal, K. Fawzy El-Sayed,
K. Semar, C. Springer, W. Herzog, C. Dörfer (Germany)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0650 | Dental extractions in patients treated with
intravenous bisphosphonates and risk of osteonecrosis of
jaws: presentation of a preventive protocol and case series
E. Gaudin, F. Herion, F. Lambert, G. Lecloux, E. Rompen
(Belgium)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0651 | tNFr 2 and MMp-9 Gene polymorphisms in
Chronic and Agressive periodontitis in turkish population
M. Yilmaz, I. Corumluoglu, G. N. Guncu, E. Baltacioglu,
E. Dursun, E. Sukuroglu, E. Karabulut, S. Sumer, F. A.
Akalin (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0652 | proteomic and Microbial profiling of human
cervico-vaginal fluid und saliva of pregnant women
throughout gestation
M. Lassacher, M. Strahlhofer-Augsten, B. Pertl,
W. Wegscheider, G. Wimmer (Austria)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0653 | oral piercing: periodontal and Microbiological
Findings
I. Kapferer, R. Persson (Austria, United States Of America)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0654 | the relationship of alcohol consumption with
periodontitis in brazilian Indians
M. Nascimento, P. Cury, H. Lopes (Brazil)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0655 | Quantitative Analysis of Alveolar bone Level using
AutoCAD Software
Y. Qiao, X. Ren, X. Lan (China)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0656 | Effectiveness of malic acid 1% (Xeros Dentaid
Spray©) on the Dry Mouth Questionnaire (DMQ) in patients
with diuretics-induced xerostomia
G. Gomez-Moreno, J. Guardia, A. Aguilar-Salvatierra,
M. Cabrera-Ayala, J. L. Calvo-Guirado (Spain)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0657 | Influence of the variable age for long-term tooth
retention after 15 years of periodontal supportive therapy
(Spt)
M. Kahl, S. Schützhold, C. Springer, K. Fawzy El-Sayed,
A. Rühling, T. Kocher, C. Dörfer, C. Graetz (Germany)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0658 | Genetic and dietary impact on multifactoral
etiology of aggressive and chronic periodontitis: data from
a polish cohort of patients
A. Kowalska, A. Kurhańska-Flisykowska,
M. Wyganowska-Swiatkowska, M. Wozniewicz, J. Jeszka,
J. Stopa, J. Bajerska (Poland)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0659 | relationship between psychosocial Stress and
periodontitis in a prisoner population
P. Gottwald (Hungary)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0660 | Subjetive effectiveness of malic acid 1% (Xeros
Dentaid Spray©) in patients with antidepressants-induced
xerostomia
A. Aguilar-Salvatierra, J. Guardia,
J. L. Calvo-Guirado, M. Cabrera-Ayala,
G. Gomez-Moreno (Spain)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0661 | the bleeding site: a multi-level analysis of
associated factors in a cohort of 600 patients
R. Farina, C. Tomasi, M. E. Guarnelli, M. Pramstraller,
L. Trombelli (Italy, Sweden)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0662 | bMI and periodontal risk. Association study
R. Nascimento, I. Alves, R. Passos, G. Rapp (Brazil,
Canada)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0663 | Migration of a dental implant into the maxillary
sinus: case report
M. Gozlu, M. Aydinbelge (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0664 | Diagnosis and Measurement of Gingival
recession and its relation to Clinical Skills
L. Viñeta, A. Abella, F. Matas, C. Mendieta (Spain)
POSTER INDEX
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0665 | Intronic Single Nucleotide polymorphism
rs1537415 and Generalized Chronic periodontitis
U. Peters, A. Klocke, S. Rüttermann, T. Flemmig, T. Beikler
(Germany, United States Of America)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0666 | Detection of Jp2 and non-Jp2 clonal types of
Aggregatibacter actinomycetemcomitans in clinical samples
analyzed at the microbiological laboratory in Dental
School in Umeå, Sweden
R. Claesson (Sweden)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0667 | holographic evaluation of gingival retractions
C. Sinescu, S. Stratul, M. L. Negrutiu, A. De Sabata,
M. Rominu, I. Feier, D. Rusu (Romania)
Clinical Research: Diagnosis and risk factors
p0668 | Infrabony defects outcomes and healing process
after impacted third mandibular molar extractions in
young adults
A. Faria, M. Gallas, M. López, E. Crespo, G. López,
I. Nuñez (Spain)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0669 | Evaluation of periodontal state in polish
population – an epidemiological study
R. Górska, T. Konopka, E. Dembowska, M. Pietruska,
J. Wysokińska-Miszczuk, M. Włosowicz (Poland)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0670 | the prevalence and distribution of periodontal
disease in Japanese adults, covering 25 years
S. Sekino, R. Takahashi, Y. Numabe, H. Okamoto (Japan)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0671 | prevalence of Gingival recessions in Chronic
periodontitis patients: A retrospective Study
A. Soanca, C. Cioban, C. Bondor, A. Roman (Romania)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0672 | Frequency of root-filled teeth and quality of
endodontic treatment in a chronic periodontitis population:
a retrospective analytical study
C. Cioban, A. Soanca, A. Petrutiu, D. Condor, A. Roman
(Romania)
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Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0673 | periodontal health in vegetarians – a controlled
clinical trial
I. Staufenbiel, K. Weinspach, G. Förster, W. Geurtsen,
H. Günay (Germany)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0674 | Early oral health care program starting during
pregnancy - Clinical long-term study – phase V
H. Günay, M. Khorshidi-Böhm, W. Geurtsen, K. Meyer
(Germany)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0675 | bacteria associated with periodontitis in Swiss
adolescents
M. Pietkiewicz, S. Eick, A. Sculean (Switzerland)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0676 | periodontal disease awareness among patients
attending Istanbul University periodontology Department in
Istanbul, turkey
U. Baser, M. Germen, H. Dogru, B. Ozerol, F. Yalcin,
U. Onan, H. Issever (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0677 | Epidemiology of oral Malignant Neoplasms in
Northern portugal
C. Tavares, D. Costa, F. Coimbra, R. Faria-Almeida, J.
Guimarães (Portugal)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0678 | periodontal status in patient with posttraumatic
stress disorder
S. Lončar, I. Puhar, S. Štrkalj-Ivezić, S. Srećko,
D. Vražić, A. Badovinac, D. Božić (Croatia)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0679 | First phase and supportive periodontal therapy:
predictors of compliance
C. Delatola, E. Adonogianaki, E. Ioannidou
(Greece, United States Of America)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0680 | periodontal treatment awareness among patients
attenting Istanbul University, periodontology Department in
Istanbul, turkey
U. Baser, H. Dogru, S. Kaya, B. Ozerol, F. Yalcin,
U. Onan, H. Issever (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0681 | Evaluation of an antiseptic efficiency on skin
desinfection by Atp quantification
S. Gallina, C. Bisson, N. Miller, P. Ambrosini (France)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0682 | high prevalences of periodontal inflammation
and severe periodontitis are observed in Madagascar‘s
population
S. Rakoto-Alson, V. M. Raheliarisoa, R. Rakotoarison,
H. Tenenbaum, J. Davideau (Madagascar, France)
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Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0684 | Comparison of periodontal status of adult poles to
the results of epidemiological studies in the United States
T. Konopka, R. Gorska, E. Dembowska, M. Pietruska,
J. Wysokińska-Miszczuk, M. Włosowicz (Poland)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0685 | Evaluation of the etiological agents in the
aggressive periodontitis and its correlation with IL-1a and
IL-1b - genotype in portugal – a 6 year prospective study
S. Perdigoto, N. Vasques, A. Venâncio (Portugal)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0686 | Association of gingival recession to dentine
sensitivity and non-carious cervical lesions in periodontal
patients in trinidad
V. Raman, S. Ramlogan, J. Rees, J. Sweet
(Trinidad And Tobago, United Kingdom)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0687 | perception of patients‘ own Smiles, beautiful or
healthy?
S. Unal, B. Oduncuoglu, E. Öncü, D. Göçhan, D. Kutsal,
D. Sahin, R. Atasoy Şentürk, H. Kara, E. Alaaddinoglu,
Ş. Bulut (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0688 | the prevalence of osseus defcts during the course
of Cronic periodontitis
E. García, M. Sánchez De La Nieta (Spain)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0689 | referral processes at two hospital-based specialist
periodontal units
S. Culshaw, S. Rüdiger (United Kingdom, Sweden)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0690 | biological response in diabetic patients versus
healthy patients mechanical periodontal treatment
N. Goenechea, M. Feijoo, J. Delgado Gregori (Spain)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0691 | Chief complaints of patients seeking treatment for
periodontitis in Morocco
N. Khlil, S. Chemlali, J. Kissa (Morocco)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0692 | the prevalence of gingival recession among
patients of Lagos University teaching hospital:
a preliminary survey
P. Ayanbadejo, K. Umeizudike, P. Ameh, K. Savage
(Nigeria)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0693 | Social nicotine dependence and periodontal
condition: a study of two groups of romanian dental
students
D. Rusu, S. Stratul, A. Didilescu, K. Inagaki, R. Sfeatcu,
S. Hanganu, L. Nica, A. Ogodescu (Romania, Japan)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0695 | the illusion of a standardised case definition in
periodontal research
L. Al-Harthi, M. Cullinan, J. Leichter, G. Seymour,
M. Thomson (New Zealand)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0696 | Association between low income and periodontal
diseases in brazilian Indians
S. Soares, M. Nascimento, H. Lopes, E. Carvalho,
P. Cury (Brazil)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0697 | Correlation of pGU values and probing pocket
depths in an Austrian teaching hospital
C. Bruckmann, C. Greifeneder, C. Wolff, N. Adili (Austria)
Clinical Research: Epidemiology and delivery of care
p0698 | periodontitis is associated with increased systolic
blood pressure elevation in brazilian Indians
L. Ferraz, L. Ribeiro, P. Cury (Brazil)
Host microbial interactions
p0699 | b7h1 and oral cancer
J. Meyle, S. Groeger (Germany)
Host microbial interactions
p0700 | topical application of sonicated and heattreated
Staphylococcus aureus or Aggregatibacter
actinomycetemcomitans into rat gingival sulcus induces
periodontal tissue destruction after immunization
F. Nagano, Y. Yoshinaga, T. Kaneko, A. Kuramoto,
S. Nakatsu, Y. Takamori, T. Kishimoto, S. Noguchi, Y. Hara
(Japan)
Host microbial interactions
p0701 | Clinical and histological characteristics in
bisphosphonate- related osteonecrosis of the Jaws
associated with Actinomyces: comparison between patients
on po and IV bisphosphonates
K. Anavi Lev, Y. Anavi, G. Chaushu, I. Kaplan (Israel)
Host microbial interactions
p0702 | Lactobacillus reuteri modulates the secretion of
pro-inflammatory cytokines by human macrophage-like
cell line U-937
F. Brito, C. M. Figueredo, A. Gustafsson, A. C. Rosa,
A. L. Guaraldi, R. Junior (Brazil, Sweden)
Host microbial interactions
p0703 | heat shock protein 27 expression in oral lichen
planus lesions from different oral epithelium and control
mucosa
V. García-García, A. Bascones-Martínez, A. I. Kass,
C. P. Martinelli-Kläy, R. Küffer, T. Lombardi
(Spain, Switzerland)
Host microbial interactions
p0704 | Clinical, microbiological and immunological
determinants in patients with different forms of
periodontitis
Y. Chumakova (Ukraine)
Host microbial interactions
p0705 | haplotype analysis of the IL-10 promoter
polymorphisms and microbial composition in patients with
chronic and aggressive periodontitis
L. Izakovicova Holla, P. Linhartová, D. Buckova, J. Vokurka,
A. Fassmann (Czech Republic)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0706 | Subgingival Aggregatibacter
actinomycetemcomitans associates with the risk of
coronary artery disease
P. Mäntylä, K. Buhlin, S. Paju, R. Persson, M. Nieminen,
J. Sinisalo, P. Pussinen (Finland, Switzerland)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0707 | 8-ohdG Levels in patients with Chronic
periodontitis and hyperlipidaemia
Ö. Fentoğlu, F. Kırzıoğlu, G. Yilmaz, G. Torumtay,
D. Kumbul Doğuç, E. Kulaç (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0708 | Serum and GCF Myleperoxidase Levels in
periodontal Disease and hyperlipidaemia
Ö. Fentoğlu, F. Kırzıoğlu, M. Tözüm Bulut (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0709 | Spontaneous gingival haemorrhage: clinical cases
K. Tamdy, N. Khlil, J. Kissa (Morocco)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0710 | the effects of periodontal treatment on Serum
ox-LDL and anti-ox-LDL Levels In hyperlipidaemc patients
with periodontitis
Ö. Fentoğlu, F. Kırzıoğlu, U. Yiğit (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0711 | periodontal treatment and Serum Lp-pLA 2 and
hsCrp Levels in hyperlipidaemics
Ö. Fentoğlu, F. Kirzioglu, G. Yilmaz, H. Koçak, R. Sütçü,
B. Kale Köroğlu (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0712 | Evaluation of periodontal and metabolic
parameters in type 2 diabetes mellitus patients
S. Yıldız Çiftlikli, B. Doğan (Turkey)
POSTER INDEX
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0713 | thermographia – method of investigation for the
gingivo-periodontal manifestation at leukaemia patients –
case report
S. Paunica, A. Dumitriu, M. Giurgiu, M. Mogos, I. Mogos,
H. Dumitriu (Romania)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0714 | Mononucleosis infection: statistical and clinical
evaluation of gingivo-periodontal symptoms
S. I. Grigoras, I. Rudnic, S. Martu (Romania)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0715 | peridontal health of eldery persons with and
without parkinson’s disease. A case-control study
J. Binter, D. Georgiev, R. Gašperšič, E. Skalerič,
U. Skalerič (Slovenia)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0716 | the effect of periodontal treatment on the
improvement of glomerular filtration rate in chronic kidney
disease patients with chronic periodontitis
S. Antunes, R. Moraes, C. M. Figueredo, R. Bregman,
R. Fischer (Brazil)
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p0717 | Salivary enzymes during pregnancy and
post-partum
M. Gürsoy, T. Sorsa, U. Gürsoy, T. Tervahartiala,
R. Pajukanta, E. Könönen (Finland)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0718 | periodontal condition and the development of
hypertension – results of a longitudinal study
P. Ylöstalo, U. Rajala, M. Knuuttila (Finland)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0719 | Effects of melatonin on antioxidant enzymes in
ligature-induced periodontitis in rats liver
M. Özdem, F. KirzioĞlu, H. Yilmaz, A. YİĞİt (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0720 | halitosis in periodontal patients
B. M. Sepic Matanovic, M. Molnar, B. Pazin, S. Stefancic,
B. Klaic (Croatia)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0721 | aggressive periodontitis: two siblings cases
S. Mikou, M. Elfarouki, K. Amine, J. Kissa (Morocco)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0722 | aggressive periodontitis: two siblings cases
S. Mikou, M. Elfarouki, K. Amine, J. Kissa (Morocco)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0723 | toll like receptor 2 and treponema denticola
are increased in placentas of patients with hypertensive
disorders: a case control study
A. Chaparro, I. Carolina, V. Ramirez, C. Blanlot,
A. Sanz, A. Quintero, S. Illanes (Chile)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0724 | Expression of CD14, CD16 and CD45 on
monocytes from aggressive periodontitis patients
P. Bharti, S. Katagiri, C. Ye, H. Kobayashi,
Y. Takeuchi, T. Nagasawa, Y. Izumi (Japan)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0725 | Correlations between panoramic radiograph
indices and bone mineral density in women aged over 50
S. I. Hong, I. H. Song, S. J. Yoon, O. S. Kim (Korea)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0726 | periodontal aspects of patients with Marfan
syndrome
C. Hauschild, I. Staufenbiel, B. Kahl-Nieke, Y. Von
Kodolitsch, M. Rybczynski, O. Bauss, W. Geurtsen,
A. Rahman (Germany)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0727 | periodontal health in patients with acute
myocardial infarction
J. Holmer, N. Rathnayake, A. Norhammar, U. De Faire,
B. Klinge, A. Gustafsson, L. Rydén, K. Buhlin (Sweden)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0728 | Gingival Enlargement in an Adolescent with
Juvenile rhumatoid Arthritis – a Case report
E. Yek, E. Genceli, E. Duzagac, S. Cintan (Turkey)
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p0729 | the evaluation of the relationship between
periodontal status and osteopenia after hysterectomy
E. İşler, B. Alkan, İ. Koçak, H. Akan, G. Acikgoz (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0730 | Effects of melatonin on oxidative stress in
ligature- induced periodontitis in rats heart
M. Özdem, F. Kırzıoğlu, H. Yılmaz, A. YİĞİt (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0731 | periodontal disease and miscarriage: What is the
relationship?
S. D. Aspriello, A. Morra, A. Domenicali,
S. R. Giannubilo, M. Piemontese (Italy)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0732 | periodontal therapy improved lipoproteinassociated
phospholipase A2 and serum lipid levels in
chronic periodontitis subjects with hyperlipidemia –
a pilot study
S. Zhou, W. Xiao, X. Y. Ouyang (China)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0733 | Effects of porphyromonas Gingivalis Lipids on
Apoptosis of primary human Chondrocytes
N. Pischon, P. Hoff, G. Matziolis, C. Perka, B. Riep,
F. Nichols, A. Kielbassa, J. Detert, F. Buttgereit,
G. Burmester, J. Zahlten, E. Röhner
(Germany, United States Of America, Austria)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0734 | Immunohistochemical properties of Gingival
Mucosal Epithelium in Female patients at the presence of
hormonal Imbalance
V. Atrushkevich, E. Zabalueva (Russian Federation)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0735 | Dental condition in women with osteoporosis
during treatment with bisphosphonates
M. Buyko, V. Atrushkevich, N. Toroptseva
(Russian Federation)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0736 | Assesment of periodontal condition of patients
with haematological malignancies
S. Karakış, B. Pervane, B. özdemir, G. Sucak, Z. Akı,
E. Suyanı, M. Kızılçakır, F. ünsal (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0738 | Serum inflammatory markers in periodontal
disease and systemic inflammation
I. Martu, M. Costuleanu, S. Martu (Romania)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0739 | biochemical and clinical research on antioxidants
levels evolution in periodontal etiopathogeny
S. Martu, S. Nanescu, O. Potarnichie, L. Pasarin,
A. Martu, L. Foia (Romania)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0740 | Five year follow up after surgical treatment of two
oNJ patients
A. C. Akman, S. Günday, O. Erbudak, H. Keceli,
S. M. Ozbek, B. Demiralp (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0741 | Effects of melatonin on oxidative stress in
ligature-induced periodontitis in rats kidney
M. Özdem, F. Kırzıoğlu, H. Yılmaz (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0742 | periodontal involvement in a patient with
“En Coup De Sabre”
H. Uslu Toygar, E. Guzeldemir (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0743 | periodontal Status and CD4 lymphocyte counts
of hIV positive patients in Lagos, Nigeria
K. Umeizudike, O. Ayanbadejo, K. Savage, A. Akanmu
(Nigeria)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0744 | the Diabetes and periodontal therapy trial (Dptt)
S. Engebretson, B. Michalowicz, M. Reddy, T. Oates,
J. Katancik, D. Paquette, E. Seaquist, C. Lewis, D. Tripathy,
P. Orlander, M. Gelato, N. Hanson, M. Tsai, M. Fazzari,
E. Schoenfeld, L. Hyman (United States Of America)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0745 | Systemic C-reactive protein level and GCF IL-1
profiles in periodontitis and periodontally healthy subjects
S. D. Aspriello, A. Zizzi, A. Domenicali, C. Rubini,
M. Piemontese (Italy)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0746 | Local amyloidosis of oral mucosa in patients with
heart failure and metabolic syndrome
A. Barmasheva, I. Kuznetzova, E. Semernin, L. Orekhova,
A. Gudkova (Russian Federation)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0747 | Drug Induced hyposalivation May be a risk
Factor to periodontal Disease
R. Bechor, M. Tandlich, L. Shapira (Israel)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0748 | periodontal involvement in a patient with
‚En Coup De Sabre‘
H. Uslu Toygar, E. Guzeldemir (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0749 | Association between periodontal disease and
body mass index in brazilian Indians
L. Ribeiro, H. Lopes, P. Cury, E. Carvalho (Brazil)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0750 | periodontal infection and serum lipid levels
M. Cullinan, J. Palmer, H. Do, S. Leishman, M. West,
G. Seymour (New Zealand, Australia)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0751 | Septic arthritis resulting from a periodontal
infection
J. Guardia, E. Gómez-Nobis, A. Aguilar-Salvatierra,
J. L. Calvo-Guirado, G. Gomez-Moreno (Spain)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0752 | hypertension & periodontitis. the Effect of phase I
periodontal treatment on IL-6 and Crp Levels
A. D. Boynueğri, N. Ozmeric, B. Pervane, M. Sungur
(Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0753 | prevalence of gingival enlargement induced by
calcium channel blockers in Nigerians
P. Ayanbadejo, K. Umeizudike, K. Savage, A. Mbakwem
(Nigeria)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0754 | Association of periodontal disease with the
stability of carotid atherosclerotic plaques as indicated by
ultrasound
Y. Bobetsis, I. Kotsikoris, C. Liapis, J. Kakisis,
V. Andrikopoulos, N. Bessias, I. Tzorbatzoglou, I. Vrotsos,
P. Madianos (Greece)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0755 | Association between periodontitis and
osteoporosis and possible therapeutical approaches in
periodontology – a literature review
A. Kraft, R. Gruber (Austria)
Clinical Research: Periodontal systemic interactions
p0756 | Severe congenital neutropenia – 5 years
of observation
H. Hupsch-Marzec, M. Kubicka-Musiał,
B. Wierucka-Młynarczyk (Poland)
Periodontal clinical trials
p0757 | perio in Spain
M. Alcayde, A. Guinea (Spain)
Periodontal clinical trials
p0758 | Impact of periodontal treatment on oral healthrelated
quality of life in patients with periodontitis in Japan
A. Saito, H. Sugito, K. Ota, K. Fujinami, Y. Hosaka,
H. Hayakawa, A. Ida, A. Makino, T. Nakagawa,
F. Seshima (Japan)
Periodontal clinical trials
p0759 | Mobile communication technology for the
assessment of postoperative pain after periodontal surgery
S. Rüdiger, G. Shamim, K. Bür (Sweden)
Periodontal clinical trials
p0761 | outcome of orthodontic treatment simultaneous to
or after periodontal cause related treatment
E. Zasciurinskiene, R. Lindsten, K. Bjerklin, C. Slotte
(Lithuania, Sweden)
Periodontal clinical trials
p0762 | Dental Laser Safety: A proposal for Improving
patient Safety in bosnia and herzegovina
V. Pavlic, V. Vujic-Aleksic (Bosnia And Herzegovina)
Periodontal clinical trials
p0763 | Clinical Evaluation of four type of sutures
A. Tasende, J. Sanz, A. Pascual, J. Nart (Spain)
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p0764 | Quality of reporting in abstracts of studies
in periodontology and dental implantology should be
improved
C. Faggion, N. N. Giannakopoulos (Germany)
Periodontal clinical trials
p0765 | Clinical Attachment Loss after Non-Surgical
periodontal treatment with Curettes And Nd:YAG Laser
A. Dilsiz, V. Canakci (Turkey)
Periodontal clinical trials
p0767 | Gingival biotype and morphometric data related
to maxillary central incisors in a university student
population
M. Assaf, S. Alshalakh, T. Alaraj, F. Aliwiwe,
S. Qawasmeh (Palestine)
Periodontal clinical trials
p0768 | Gingival crevicular fluid and plasma acute phase
cytokine levels in different periodontal diseases
S. Becerik, V. öztürk, H. Atmca, G. Atilla, G. Emingil
(Turkey)
Periodontal clinical trials
p0769 | Association between the incidence of periodontalendodontic
lesions and acute myocardial infarction
I. Willershausen, M. Peter, C. Weichert, B. Willershausen,
A. Kasaj (Germany)
Periodontal clinical trials
p0770 | the Impact of periodontal Disease on Quality of
Life
N. Balci, C. A. Gürgan, N. Alkan, H. Uslu Toygar (Turkey)
Periodontal clinical trials
p0771 | Correlations of radiological and clinical exam for
fixed prosthetic restorations
A. Macris, S. Milicescu (Romania)
Periodontal clinical trials
p0772 | Non-surgical periodontal teratment of a patient
With hyperoxaluria and oxalosis
D. Kutsal, B. Oduncuoglu, E. Alaaddinoglu, S. Unal,
D. Ergin, T. çolak, Ş. Bulut, B. Hamzaçebi (Turkey)
Periodontal clinical trials
p0773 | A comparative study of FoA and Invisalign
treatment on the periodontal health status of patients
A. Azaripour, A. Mundethu, B. Willershausen (Germany)
Periodontal clinical trials
p0774 | Dentinal hypersensitivity: evaluation of three
different therapeutic strategies
M. Gadeau, J. Braux, F. Mora, P. Bouchard (France)
Periodontal clinical trials
p0775 | Microbiological evaluation of a protocol of
subgingival debridement with Er:YAG laser in comparison
to ultrasonic debridement: a randomized clinical trial
A. Ortiz-Vigón, I. Sanz, A. Matos, D. Herrera, M. Sanz
(Spain)
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p0776 | New Ways of Managing periodontal Diseases for
the benefit of our patients
P. Galgut (United Kingdom)
Periodontal therapy
p0777 | Could be the dental hygienist a problem in the
dental team?
I. Drizhal (Czech Republic)
Periodontal therapy
p0778 | Study of the influence of type and severity of the
periodontal disease in dentinal hypersensitivity
R. Marco Pitarch, J. Molina Hernandez, M. S. Martí
Magraner, F. Gil Loscos, F. Alpiste Illueca (Spain)
Periodontal therapy
p0779 | Anxiety and pain perception during staged versus
24-h root surface debridement in chronic periodontitis
patients
V. Naik, A. Balasundaram (India)
Periodontal therapy
p0780 | Anxiety and post operative pain perception
during staged versus 24-h root surface debridement in
chronic periodontitis patients
V. Naik, A. Balasundaram (India)
Periodontal therapy
p0781 | Impact of obesity on the immediate response to
the initial treatment of generalized chronic periodontitis:
a clinical study
W. Bouaziz Zouaoui, J. L. Davideau, H. Tenenbaum
(France)
Periodontal therapy
p0782 | Description of three-dimensional ultrasonic scaler
oscillations with a highspeed camera
J. Emmelmann, A. Mayr, W. Wegscheider, H. Bischof,
G. Wimmer (Austria)
Periodontal therapy
p0783 | the Effect of ozone therapy in periodontal
Disease treatment
B. Karaduman, A. Uraz, Ö. Şimşek, A. Fidan, M. Yalim,
W. Teughels (Turkey, Belgium)
Periodontal therapy
p0784 | the use of dermal fillers to optimize gingival
contours – case series
A. E. Petre, S. Drafta, V. Naicu (Romania)
Periodontal therapy
p0785 | treatment of Multiple Adjacent Miller Class I and
II recessions with the Modified Coronally Advanced tunnel,
Emdogain® and Connective tissue Grafts
A. Sculean, O. Laugisch, R. Alessandri Bieri, S. Aroca,
P. Hofmänner, A. Stravopoulos (Switzerland, Denmark)
Periodontal therapy
p0786 | Comparison of diode laser and conventinal
technique on frenectomy surgery
S. Oztoprak, D. Çetİner, A. Uraz, S. TunÇ (Turkey)
Periodontal therapy
p0787 | Nonsurgical treatment of peri-implantitis with
mechanical debridement and subsequent diode laser
irradiation
G. Mettraux, A. Sculean (Switzerland)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0788 | tooth brushing Education via Software
Visualization – Efficiency of the Modified bass technique
C. Dörfer, J. Bielfeldt, L. Wolff, C. Springer,
K. Fawzy El-Sayed, S. Sälzer, S. Badri-Höher, C. Graetz
(Germany)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0789 | Antimicrobial efficacy of new, in-situ forming,
controlled-release, antiseptic-loaded, biodegradable gel
P. Valyi, E. Urban, T. Becker, K. Nagy, E. Csanyi (Hungary)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0791 | the effect of nonsurgical periodontal therapy
on the level of hNp 1-3 in GCF in chronic periodontitis
patients.
E. Dolinska, A. Skurska, M. Pietruska, J. Pietruski,
E. Duraj, A. Sculean (Poland, Switzerland)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0792 | Comparison of nonsurgical periodontal therapy
combined with pDt or with antibiotic therapy affect on the
clinical parameters and MMp- 8 and -9 GCF concentrations
in chronic periodontitis patients
A. Skurska, E. Dolińska, M. Pietruska, J. Pietruski,
E. Duraj, R. Milewski, A. Sculean (Poland, Switzerland)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0793 | Comparison of nonsurgical periodontal therapy
combined with pDt or with antibiotic therapy affect on the
clinical parameters and MMp- 8 and -9 GCF concentrations
in aggressive periodontitis patients
A. Skurska, E. Dolińska, M. Pietruska, J. Pietruski, E. Duraj,
A. Sculean (Poland, Switzerland)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0794 | Effects of ultrasonic debridement with pVp-iodine
irrigation on post-treatment bacteraemia compared to
ultrasonic debridement with water
M. Zaruba, V. Ronay, P. Schmidlin, R. Zbinden, T. Attin,
P. Sahrmann (Switzerland)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0796 | Effect of probiotics on clinical parameters of
gingivitis
S. Simsek, B. Demir (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0797 | A comparative study about the effects of three
different ultrasonic scalers on the enamel surface profile
I. Feier, D. Onisei, D. Onisei, O. Velea (Romania)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0798 | Evaluation of the effects of platelet rich plasma
on graft dimensions and clinical attachment level after free
gingival graft procedures
D. Erbil Emes, A. Gokbuget (Turkey)
POSTER INDEX
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0799 | predictors of initial compliance in periodontal
patients
A. Schroers, B. Ehmke, S. Doering (Germany, Austria)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0800 | Detection of pro-inflammatory cytokines in
saliva and crevicular fluid (GCF) in periodontitis using the
Luminex method
C. Reis, A. Vinhas, A. Viana, J. Pacheco, F. Salazar,
E. Cardoso (Portugal)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0801 | Effects of tetracycline hydrochloride and
Antimicrobial photodynamic therapy on experimentally
induced periodontal disease
A. Bosco, P. Faleiros, E. C. Gualberto Junior, M. Longo,
L. Theodoro, J. De Almeida, M. J. Nagata, V. Garcia (Brazil)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0802 | Evaluation of Lactobacillus spp. and
periopathogens occurrence in Srp and EMD therapy in
chronic periodontitis
M. Wyganowska-Swiatkowska, A. Szkaradkiewicz,
T. Karpinski, A. Zeidler (Poland)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0803 | the use of photodynamic therapy in aggressive
periodontitis, based on own research
M. Cieślik-Wegemund, J. Żurek, R. Wiench,
B. Wierucka-Młynarczyk (Poland)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0804 | Comparison of surgical treatment of advanced
chronic periodontitis with use of xenological and alloplastic
materials
B. Wierucka-Młynarczyk, M. Kubicka-Musiał,
H. Hupsch-Marzec, G. Bulek-Juranek (Poland)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0805 | Influence of bone marrow aspirate on the healing
of critical-size bony defects
M. J. Nagata, S. Fucini, M. Messora, N. Pola,
N. Campos, C. Santinoni, E. Ervolino, V. Ferreira,
A. Bosco, V. Garcia (Brazil)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0806 | to evaluate relationship between antioxidant,
C-reactive proteins, cotinine levels and periodontal
diseases in smokers
N. A. Baharuddin, F. Al Bayaty, M. Abdulla (Malaysia)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0807 | patient outcomes Following harvesting of routine
and pre-Wounded Connective tissue Grafts
I. Tsolaki, D. Tatakis (United States Of America)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0808 | to use or not to use DoXYCYCLINE in periodontal
therapy?
D. Onisei, I. Feier, O. Velea, D. Onisei (Romania)
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p0809 | Evaluation of low level laser irradiation on
periodontal wound healing
F. Dragidella, M. Disha, B. Kamberi (Serbia)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0810 | Stability of teeth after resective therapy –
intermediate analysis
N. El Sayed, D. Hagenfeld, R. Cosgarea, A. Bäumer,
T. S. Kim (Germany)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0811 | oral manifestations in a patient with Graft Versus
host Disease: A case report
A. Dilsiz, T. Aydın, A. Kizildag, E. Saglam (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0812 | Evaluation of diode laser application and arginine
bicarbonate-calcium carbonate combinationin in the
treatment of dentine hypersensitivity
M. Bal, U. Sezer, C. Acikel, I. Saygun (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0813 | the effect of oral health promotion in patients
with fixed orthodontic appliance.
a 12-month follow-up study
I. Sundby, M. Øen, M. Midtbø, O. Bøe, K. Leknes
(Norway)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0814 | root Coverage with Connective tissue Grafts on
teeth With or Without Cervical Fillings and Comparisons of
Glass-ionomer and Nano-ionomer Fillings
G. N. Guncu, C. K. Dursun, A. Kiremitci,
F. A. Akalin (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0815 | Activity of platelet Activating Factor
Acetylhydrolase. Following phase I periodontal therapy
G. C. Keles, B. O. Cetinkaya, F. Pamuk, U. Balli (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0816 | types of splinting used in single rooted teeth –
a comparative study
D. Condor, C. Cioban, A. Soanca, A. Petrutiu, A. Roman
(Romania)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0817 | Evaluation of an In-office Desensitizing paste and
Er:YAG Laser in hypersensitivity treatment: A randomized
Clinical trial
B. Yavuz, B. Doğan, B. Kuru (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0818 | Effects of Scaling, root planning and Dietary
Supplementation of omega-3 Fatty Acids on Gingival
Crevicular Fluid Levels of pGE 2 , Ltb 4 , MMp-8 in patients
with Chronic periodontitis
I. Keskiner, I. Saygun, M. Bal, M. Serdar (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0819 | Clinical and microbiological findings of dental
implants in patients with the history of chronic periodontitis
O. Ofluoglu, B. Kuru, K. Köse, K. Ulucan, B. Doğan,
Y. Özkan, T. Kadir, U. Noyan (Turkey)
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p0820 | treatment of intrabony defects with ostim® or
Emdogain®
E. Al-Machot, B. Noack, T. Hoffmann, I. Khalili (Germany)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0821 | treatment of Gingival recessions – Literature
review
J. Costa, R. Faria-Almeida, M. Morado-Pinho,
C. Pintado (Portugal)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0822 | the Effect of Chlorhexidine Mouthrinse on tooth
Discoloration
F. Kabartai, K. Lorenz, T. Hoffmann (Germany)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0823 | A randomized clinical trial to compare i-piezon
versus conventional ultrasonic piezo scaler regarding pain
using a visual analog scale
S. Sahin, B. Kurtiş, M. Akyol, M. Bal, I. Saygun (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0824 | Antimicrobial peptide (AMp) Gene Expression in
Epithelial Cells Following Stimulation with Antimicrobial
Mouth rinses
P. Küçük, M. Wolgin, A. Zakrzewicz, A. Pries,
A. Kielbassa, N. Pischon (Germany, Austria)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0825 | Effect of locally delivered 3% peroxide hydogen
gel (ASD) to non surgical periodontal therapy
S. D. Aspriello (Italy)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0826 | periodontal recessions and aesthetic perception of
smile harmony: role of distance and clinical experience of
the observer
M. Montevecchi, F. Desimini, C. M. Paci, M. Ugolini,
M. R. Gatto, L. Checchi (Italy)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0827 | biofilm removal of Ultrasonic Driven Devices with
Universal and periodontal Instrument tips
P. Schmage, B. Blochberger, I. Nergiz, U. Platzer,
P. Pfeiffer (Germany)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0828 | Minimally invasive periodontal surgery with
diamond ultrasonic root instrumentation (sonicline –
sonictips Komet Italia)
S. D. Aspriello, M. Piemontese (Italy)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0829 | Efficacy of tea tree oil against porphyromonas
gingivalis
W. Pfister, S. Eick (Germany, Switzerland)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0830 | Systemic enzyme therapy in treatment of
generalized chronic periodontitis
E. Gerasimova, L. Dmitrieva, V. Atrushkevich (Russian
Federation)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0831 | residual periopathogens after access flap and
two different antibiotic-therapies: 1 year clinical results
D. Axelrad, F. Broeseler, C. Tietmann, S. Jepsen,
F. Broeseler (Germany)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0832 | Systemic enzyme therapy in treatment of
generalized chronic periodontitis
E. Gerasimova, L. Dmitrieva, V. Atrushkevich
(Russian Federation)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0833 | In-vitro reproducibility of selected periodontal
probes
K. Al Shayeb, D. Gillam, W. Turner, S. Islam
(United Kingdom)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0834 | Effect of Intermitent Administration pth (1-34)
on periodontitis in rats exposed to cigarette smoking
inhalation
E. Cayana, E. Sallum (Brazil)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0835 | In vitro Evaluation of the Effects of Different
treatment procedures on Dentine tubules
H. Gursoy, G. Cakar, S. Dirikan Ipci, B. Kuru, S. Yılmaz
(Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0836 | patient-centered outcomes after subepithelial
connective tissue grafts and coronally advanced flaps
A. Roman, S. Stratul, R. Balazsi, R. Campian, A. Soanca,
R. Moldovan, A. Sculean (Romania, Switzerland)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0837 | Er:Yag laser versus topical gaseous ozone as
adjunctives to non-surgical periodontal therapy: a clinical
and microbiological study
H. Gursoy, S. Algan, U. Noyan, B. Kuru, T. Kadir,
S. Yılmaz (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0838 | Ultrasonic determination of thickness of
masticatory mucosa: reproducibility and validity
A. Eghbali, J. Cosyn, H. De Bruyn, T. Van Hoof (Belgium)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0839 | Comparison of systemic metronidazole and
topical gaseous ozone as adjunctives to non-surgical
periodontal therapy: a clinical and microbiological study
H. Gursoy, M. BektaŞ, U. Noyan, B. Kuru, T. Kadir,
S. Yılmaz (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0840 | Effect of antimicrobial agents on early in situ
plaque-like biofilm formation
S. Torres, I. Tomás, J. Seoane, J. Blanco (Spain)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0841 | the effect of bisphosphonates on the progress of
periodontal disease
P. Hakl, R. Gruber (Austria)
POSTER INDEX
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0843 | Effects of different root surface cleaning methods
on root morphology. A scanning electron microscopic
evaluation
D. Weitz, T. Rapoport, J. Caton, J. Wernisch, G. Romanos
(United States Of America)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0844 | Adjunctive effects of photodynamic therapy for
residual pockets in a single rooted teeth:
a randomized controlled clinical trial
G. Barrella, S. Pimentel, F. Ribeiro, F. Cirano, R. Casarin,
M. Casati (Brazil)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0845 | Guided tissue regeneration with a rubber dam as
an alternative barrier and impact of smoking
S. D. Aspriello, C. Coiana, A. Domenicali, A. Zizzi,
M. Piemontese (Italy)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0846 | Gumsaver – An accelerated therapy for pocket
reduction using a twin headed interspace brush with
converging angles designed specifically for patient-directed
periodontal pocket cleaning
H. Mostafa (United Kingdom)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0847 | Impact of the periodontal treatment on the
mastication’s parameters in patients with chronic severe
periodontitis: a pilot Study
J. Duroux, E. Nicolas, J. Veyrune, M. Hennequin (France)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0848 | Efficacy of collagen membrane seeded with
autologous gingival fibroblasts in gingival recession
treatment: 12 months follow up
S. Hakki, S. Köseoğlu, M. Sağlam, S. Bozkurt, I. Duran
(Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0849 | one-year clinical results of Er,Cr:YSGG laser
application in addition to scaling and root planing in
patients with early to moderate periodontitis
S. Kelbauskiene (Lithuania)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0850 | treatment of two symmetrical defects on
maxillary anterior teeth with different mucogingival
operations
M. Ozalp, D. Yaman, S. Aksu (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0851 | SDD-mediated host modulation of generalized
aggressive periodontitis as an adjunctive to nonsurgical
therapy
J. Choi, Y. Kim (Korea)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0852 | Early postoperative healing following Single Flap
Approach to access intraosseous periodontal defects
A. Simonelli, R. Farina, L. Minenna, L. Trombelli (Italy)
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Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0853 | Evaluation of the Efficacy of photodynamic
therapy as Adjunct to periodontal treatment in patients
with Aggressive periodontitis
F. Garcia, A. Dias, E. Tinoco, R. Fischer (Brazil)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0854 | Clinical and microbiological evaluation of the
efficacy of an air polishing device with glycine powder
during supportive periodontal therapy
L. Tsalikis, K. Kargas, D. Sakellari, A. Konstantinidis
(Greece)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0855 | the Effect of Non-surgical periodontal treatment
on patients with pemphigus Vulgaris – Case Series
S. Kurgan, S. Unal, N. Balci, M. Gunhan (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0856 | plaque elimination using a novel oral irrigation tip
D. Hofer, S. Sprenger, M. Roos, T. Attin, P. Schmidlin
(Switzerland)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0857 | A histologic study on the effect of glycine powder
on the epithelium of the periodontal pocket during
subgingival application with an air-polishing device in the
canine
S. Rodiou, L. Tsalikis, P. Dagalis, A. Konstantinidis (Greece)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0858 | A two-year assessment of the use of augmented
and non-augmented connective tissue from the hard palate
mucosa membrane in order to increase gingival thickness
J. Pakuszyńska-Błaszczyk, W. Bednarz (Poland)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0859 | the analyze by finite element of strains in
periodontal ligament and alveolar bone during orthodontic
tooth movement
I. Luchian, O. Tanculescu, I. Rudnic, S. Martu (Romania)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0860 | Impact of different dosages and duration of
systemic antibiotic therapy in the treatment of generalized
chronic periodontitis: a double-blinded, placebo-controlled,
rCt – preliminary results.
I. Borges, M. Faveri, L. Figueiredo, P. Duarte, M. Feres
(Brazil)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0861 | A pilot study to evaluate the potential
of subgingival calculus detection of a 655nm InGaAsp laser
(DIAGNodent ®) in vivo
R. Gregor (Austria)
Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0862 | Effect of aging on the pluripotential capacity and
regenerative potential of human periodontal ligament stem
cells
F. Chen (China)
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Clinical Research: Periodontal Therapy
p0863 | the improvement of different ratio chitosan
thermosensitive hydrogel for periodontal therapy
Q. Wang, S. Zang, B. Peng, Z. Ma, X. Wang (China)
Periodontal plastic surgery
p0864 | Gingival byotipe and Gingival recesion, its
relation to plastic Surgery
A. De La Rosa-R, J. Llodra-C (Mexico, Spain)
Periodontal plastic surgery
p0865 | the Use of Free buccal Fat for treatment of Severe
Gingival recessions
E. Front, Z. Laster, F. Kablan (Israel)
Periodontal plastic surgery
p0866 | Comparative clinical split-mouth study of
coronally advanced flap (CAF) with or without plasma rich
growth factors (prGF) in the treatment of human gingival
recessions. A 6 months follow-up study
M. Del Pizzo, L. Ravera, F. Modica, C. Debernardi (Italy)
Periodontal plastic surgery
p0867 | treatment of Miller Class I-II multiple gingival
recessions with the modified coronally advanced tunnel
technique by means of a bioresorbable collagen matrix
(Mucograft®): a prospective pilot case series
B. Molnar, S. Aroca, T. Keglevich, P. Windisch, I. Gera,
A. Sculean (Hungary, Switzerland)
Periodontal plastic surgery
p0868 | principles of Successful Gingival Grafting
D. Corcoran, D. Corcoran (Ireland)
Periodontal plastic surgery
p0869 | Evaluation of the effect of the platelet rich plasma
on revascularization of free gingival grafts
D. Erbil Emes, A. Gokbuget (Turkey)
Periodontal plastic surgery
p0870 | Esthetic evaluation tool for plastic surgery
procedure. A pilot study
C. Fouque-Deruelle, V. Monnet-Corti, J. Glise, A. Santini,
M. Liébart, C. Goubron, D. Tardivo,
K. Baumstarck-Barreau, A. Loundou, A. Borghetti (France)
Periodontal plastic surgery
p0871 | Stabilisation with cyanoacrylate decreases
shrinkage of free gingival grafts
P. Gümüş, E. Buduneli (Turkey)
Periodontal plastic surgery
p0872 | treatment of miller class III multiple gingival
recessions: discussion on risk factors for coverage
predictability
N. Bennani, S. Aroca, K. Nagy, D. Etienne
(Morocco, Switzerland, Hungary, France)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0873 | the relationship of gingival biotype and crown
morphology among Malay ethnicity in Malaysia
F. Ariffin, F. Al-Bayaty, N. B. Abd Wahab, N. S. Salim
(Malaysia)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0874 | root coverage procedure for the treatment of
localised gingival recession in a patient with Ehlers-Danlos
syndrome: a case report
S. Safii, P. Floyd (Malaysia, United Kingdom)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0875 | Management of a 19-years old female necrotizing
ulcerative gingivitis patient by an aesthetic approach
S. Arslan, A. DoĞan (Turkey)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0876 | orthodontic reduction of class IV gingival
recession
N. Stawińska (Poland)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0877 | platelet rich Fibrin: a Novel Approach for the
treatment of Miller Class 1 and 2 Gingival recessions
Y. özat, B. DoĞan, G. Torumtay (Turkey)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0878 | Is platelet rich Fibrin (prF) an Alternative option
for treating Multiple Gingival recessions?
S. Unal, R. Atasoy şentürk, E. Öncü, B. Oduncuoglu
(Turkey)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0879 | Definition, dimension and prevalence of gingival
biotypes
R. Thomas, D. E. Slot, F. Abbas, F. Van Der Weijden
(Netherlands)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0880 | root coverage using commercially available
collagen tissue matrix – a case report
M. Nosic, M. Ivic-Kardum, L. Berislavic, A. P. Bosnjak
(Croatia)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0881 | Coronally Advanced Flap in Combination with
Acellular Dermal Matrix Allogreft: CASE SErIES
E. Aydin, M. Hanzade, H. Alpay Yavuz, O. Karakas,
A. Efeoglu (Turkey)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0882 | Six-month Follow-up treatment of a hopeless
tooth with two-step procedure Involving Intentional
replantation and Free Gingival Graft
H. Keceli, H. Yildirim, M. Hendek (Turkey)
POSTER INDEX
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0883 | two stage treatment of multiple Miller Class I
gingival recessions using double papilla flap and coronally
advanced flap with acellular dermal matrix procedures:
a case report
O. Karakas, M. Hanzade, H. Alpay Yavuz, E. Aydin,
A. Efeoglu (Turkey)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0884 | treatment of a Canine tooth with Deep
periodontal Defect and Gingival recession by Using
platelet-rich Fibrin in combination with a two-step
Mucogingival Surgical procedure
H. Keceli, S. Ozkan, H. Aydemir (Turkey)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0885 | Microsurgical reconstruction of lost interdental
papillae with wedged epithelio-connective grafts: technical
considerations and a series of cases
S. Stratul, D. Rusu, D. Onisei, A. Roman, H. Jentsch,
A. Kasaj (Romania, Germany)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0886 | the Effect of platelet rich plasma on the Clinical
results of Coronally Advanced Flap root Coverage
procedure
M. Hanzade, H. Alpay Yavuz, O. Karakas, E. Aydin,
A. Efeoglu (Turkey)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0887 | Asessment of the individual biological width
height in crown lengthening procedures performed on
a healthy periodontium
J. Keller, B. Chapotat (France)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0888 | Aggressive periodontitis: the role of free gingival
graft in the traitement of aggressive periodontitis before
orthodontic treatment
B. Abbassi (Morocco)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0889 | Factors limiting treatment outcomes of gingival
recession: Aplication of Zuchelli’s method to predetermine
the line of root coverage
A. Santos, P. Almeida-Santos, R. Faria-Almeida (Portugal)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0890 | Keratinized Soft tissue Enhancement around
Implants: report of a Case
O. Karakus, M. Akkaya, M. Toptas (Turkey)
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Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0891 | the rough surface coverage of an implant with
rotated palatal flap
S. Köseoğlu, M. Sağlam, A. Erbeyoğlu (Turkey)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics and periodontal plastic
surgery
p0892 | Comparison between micro and macrosurgical
techniques for root coverage, using coronally positioned
flaps associated to enamel matrix derivative:
12-month clinical evaluation
M. F. Grisi, P. Andrade, P. Fernandes, A. Novaes Jr,
S. Souza (Brazil)
Periodontal regeneration
p0893 | present New Suture able and biodegradable
synthetic Membrane for Gbr
A. Khoshzaban, A. Nasori, A. Nezam Abadi, Z.
Kadkhoda (Iran)
Periodontal regeneration
p0894 | oral Decontamination and bone regeneration
through Definitive Sanative therapy
D. Lavoie, L. Dakin, C. Hamm, S. Sabo, P. Fritz (Canada)
Periodontal regeneration
p0895 | A Systematic review of the Use of Growth Factors
in human periodontal regeneration
I. Darby, K. Morris (Australia)
Periodontal regeneration
p0896 | the effects of enamel matrix derivative in
combination with bone swaging and calcium phosphate
bone cement on periodontal regeneration in 1-wall
intrabony defects in dogs
Y. Shirakata, T. Yoshimoto, N. Takeuchi, K. Taniyama,
A. Sculean, K. Noguchi (Japan, Switzerland)
Periodontal regeneration
p0897 | Enamel matrix derivative proteins in the treatment
of intra-bony defects: a report of 32 consecutive cases
S. Salloum, P. Barthet, S. Dalicieux-Laurencin, J. F. Duffort,
G. Brunel (France)
Periodontal regeneration
p0898 | Novel 45S5 bioglass ® -derived glass-ceramic
scaffolds: in vitro assessments of their role in bone
regeneration
A. Efthymiou, N. Donos (Greece, United Kingdom)
Periodontal regeneration
p0899 | Which biomaterials may promote periodontal
regeneration in animal angular defects? A systematic
review
G. Nikou, D. Nikolidakis, A. Ivanovic, A. Sculean
(Greece, Switzerland)
Periodontal regeneration
p0900 | Growth factor kinetic study of prGF-Endoret: the
pioneering autologous technology in oral surgery for tissue
regeneration
G. Orive, M. Zalduendo, E. Anitua (Spain)
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Periodontal regeneration
p0901 | A three-dimensional cell-collagen construct for
periodontal ligament regeneration
N. Yu, D. Oortgiesen, X. F. Walboomers, J. A. Jansen
(Netherlands)
Periodontal regeneration
p0902 | A novel collagen matrix in multiple gingival
recessions: a prospective randomized-controlled single
centre study
M. Schlee, A. Tjaden, F. Rathe, A. Kasaj (Germany)
Periodontal regeneration
p0903 | Effects of pulverized natural bone mineral on
the regeneration of three-wall intrabony defects –
an experimental study in dogs
A. Ivanovic, D. Bosshardt, I. Mihatovic, F. Schwarz,
A. Sculean (Switzerland, Germany)
Periodontal regeneration
p0904 | Guided bone regeneration Around Immediate
Dental Implant in a Dehisnce type Defect using platelet
Derived Growth Factor
B. Al-Hazmi, K. Al-Hamdan, M. Al-Askar, A. Al-Rasheed,
F. Javed, H. L. Wang, K. Al-Hezaimi (Saudi Arabia, United
States Of America)
Periodontal regeneration
p0905 | Crown-splinted Molars developed
hypercementosis with an unique Cementum-Algipore®bridging
A. Mory, H. Plenk (Austria)
Periodontal regeneration
p0906 | Fluorochrome labeling of bone biopsies after
vertical ridge augmentation using soft tissue expansion
and membranous or endochondral bone grafts
D. Kaner, W. Arnold, A. Friedmann (Germany)
Periodontal regeneration
p0907 | Interdisciplinary treatment of the black triangle
disease: case report and literature review
J. Mueller, T. Attin, P. Schmidlin (Switzerland)
Clinical Tips and cases: Regeneration
p0908 | Comparison of treatment of intrabony defects with
enamel matrix proteins alone or combined with autologous
bone graft
R. Mance, R. Gašperšič, M. Petelin (Slovenia)
Clinical Tips and cases: Regeneration
p0909 | Immediate autotransplantation of teeth in sockets
exhibiting chronic apical abscess: 2-years results of 4 cases
D. Cuitiño, F. Bravo (Chile)
Clinical Tips and cases: Regeneration
p0910 | plasma rich in Growth Factors (prGF-Endoret)
associated with connective tissue grafts in the treatment of
gingival recessions
E. Anitua, A. Murias-Freijo, M. Alkhraisat, L. Begoña,
G. Orive (Spain)
Clinical Tips and cases: Regeneration
p0912 | Comparison of the Long term Efficacy of platelet
pellet and bioactive Glass Graft Material in reconstructive
periodontal therapy
B. O. Cetinkaya, G. C. Keles, F. Pamuk, U. Balli,
Z. P. Keles (Turkey)
Clinical Tips and cases: Regeneration
p0913 | tunnel subepithelial connective tissue graft with
emdogain for the treatment of multiple adjacent gingical
recessions: a clinical report
M. Fondevila, M. Navarro, J. Gregory (Spain)
Clinical Tips and cases: Regeneration
p0914 | In-vitro-testing of biomaterials for the therapy of
periodontal bone lesions
S. Kranz, A. Voelpel, M. Zylinski, A. Berg, V. Albrecht,
B. Sigusch (Germany)
Clinical Tips and cases: Regeneration
p0915 | Impact of an oily calcium hydroxide suspension
on bone formation in tibial defects. An experimental study
in minipigs
M. Bertrams, I. Mihatovic, F. Schwarz, V. Golubovic,
J. Becker, D. Vasiliu, D. Rusu, S. Stratul, A. Sculean
(Germany, Romania, Switzerland)
Clinical Tips and cases: Regeneration
p0916 | vertical ridge augmentation with allograft and
collagen membrane
J. Delgado Gregori, H. Campos Litao (Spain)
Clinical Tips and cases: Regeneration
p0917 | An unusual case of an extramedullary
manifestation of a myelo sarcoma on the alveolar ridge
B. Kirnbauer, A. Woelfler, A. Beham, N. Jakse (Austria)
Clinical Tips and cases: Regeneration
p0918 | Effect of commercial mouthrinses (Listerine,
Corsodyl) and three herbal medicines (Salvia, Chamomile,
Calendule) on fibroblast cells cultured
A. Saskowska, J. Swirkowicz, M. Kotwicka,
M. Wyganowska-Swiatkowska, A. Szkaradkiewicz
(Poland)
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0919 | Effects of pregnancy on periodontal tissues
H. Öztürk, B. Evren, B. Kuru (Turkey)
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0920 | Dentin dysplasia type I: a case report
G. Ünal Kocaman, D. Özkal, E. Kermen, R. Orbak (Turkey)
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0921 | restoring the function in otherwise lost
periodontaly involved teeth – splinting versus tooth
extraction
M. Molnar, B. M. Sepic-Matanovic, B. Pazin, Z. Blazic
Potocki (Croatia)
POSTER INDEX
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0922 | Chronic pain and swelling of a maxillar molar
tooth due to a broken periodontal curette tip: unforseen
iatrogenic factor
M.İ. Cengİz, S. Z. Odyakmaz (Turkey)
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0923 | bruxism and Gingival Abscess: A Case report
S. Metin, S. Sahin, M. Bal, I. Saygun (Turkey)
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0924 | the cost effective rehabilitation of the dentition in
the aesthetic zone following management of periodontal
disease
R. Yates, A. Barber (United Kingdom)
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0925 | Correction of pathologic tooth movement with
occlusal splint in localized aggressive periodontitis patient
D. Illes, D. Vrazic (Croatia)
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0926 | trichotillomania and Gingivitis: A Case report
S. Metin, S. Sahin, M. Bal, I. Saygun, A. Kantarci
(Turkey, United States Of America)
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0927 | Ligneous Conjunctivitis and Ligneous periodontal
Disease: report of 3 Cases
I. Keskiner, E. G. Mutlu, O. Gunhan, I. Saygun (Turkey)
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0928 | plaque preventive Efficacy of Chlorhexidine tooth
paste: a 16-Day Clinical trial
E. Yek, M. Amoucka, E. Bozbay, S. Cintan (Turkey)
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0929 | the Effects of humic Acid on the treatment of
periodontal Abscesses: A Case report
A. Akpınar, M. Çalışır (Turkey)
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0930 | photoactivated disinfection therapy as an
interceptive treatment in a seven year old patient with
generalized aggressive periodontitis
R. Pourabbas, M. Sadighi, S. Rikhtegaran, S. Oskoee,
M. Sadighi (Iran)
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0931 | Arteriovenous Vascular Malformation of the
Mandible: a case report
M. Çalışır, A. Akpınar (Turkey)
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Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0932 | perio-prosthetic management in aesthetic area
using “cut back” lithia-disilicate-based (LS2) all ceramic
crowns
C. Coraini, S. Rossi, F. Buono, P. Raschiotti, C. Casto,
T. Mascarello, L. De Micheli (Italy)
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0933 | Survival of zirconia-based 2-unit resin-bonded
FpDs on abutment teeth with no, moderate and advanced
alveolar bone loss: in-vitro results of long-term preclinical
and static loading
M. Naumann, M. Rosentritt, R. Tunjan, G. Sterzenbach
(Germany)
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0934 | the multidisciplinary treatment of the pathologic
tooth migration
S. Moon, J. Choi, S. Kim (Korea)
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0935 | periodontitis associated with plasminogen
Deficiency: a Case report
S. Adyani-Fard, H. Neering, T. Flemmig, T. Beikler
(Germany, United States Of America)
Clinical Tips and cases: Restorative aspects / General
periodontology
p0936 | Implants or damaged root-treated teeth as
abutments for all-ceramic FpDs? In-vitro results of longterm
preclinical loading
R. Tunjan, G. Sterzenbach, M. Rosentritt, M. Naumann
(Germany)
Clinical tips and cases: Surgical therapy
p0938 | Application of liquid nitrogen following surgical
resection of pGCG
T. Al Diri, A. Aaraj, F. Sarraj (Syria)
Clinical tips and cases: Surgical therapy
p0939 | Second stage implant surgery: a periodontal
approach
F. Buono, L. De Micheli, C. Coraini (Italy)
Clinical tips and cases: Surgical therapy
p0940 | A case of peripheral ossifying fibroma
C. Yildiz, M. Yilmaz, G. Kasnak, S. Ozgen, V. Olgac,
E. Firatli (Turkey)
Clinical tips and cases: Surgical therapy
p0941 | Split-crest technique using piezosurgery and bone
expansors for implant placement in atrophic mandible
J. Faus-López, R. P. Valenzuela-Molina, L. Vilaseca-Segura
(Spain)
Clinical tips and cases: Surgical therapy
p0942 | root coverage using the tunnel technique and
a new 3D collagen matrix
M. Försch, M. Schlee, T. Wolf, R. Junker, B. Willershausen,
A. Kasaj (Germany, Netherlands)
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Clinical tips and cases: Surgical therapy
p0944 | treatment management under general anesthesia
of anticonvulsant induced gingival overgrowth in a 17
years old mental retarded patient (A case report)
M. Yavuz, M. Terzi, T. Demir, R. Orbak, A. Tezel,
E. Saglam (Turkey)
Clinical tips and cases: Surgical therapy
p0945 | Clinical efficacy of DErMA® extracellular matrix
in augmenting keratinized tissue before dental implants
placement. a case report
L. Sala, O. Hidalgo, V. García-García, L. Pèrez,
A. Carrillo, J. M. Aragoneses (Spain)
Clinical tips and cases: Surgical therapy
p0946 | Clinical efficacy of DErMA® extracellular matrix
in augmenting keratinized tissue before dental implants
placement. A case report
L. Sala, O. Hidalgo, V. García-García, L. Pèrez,
A. Carrillo, J. M. Aragoneses (Spain)
Clinical tips and cases: Surgical therapy
p0947 | Using of platelet rich Fibrine with Coronally
Advanced Flap in the treatment of Gingival recession:
A Case report
E. Saglam, T. Arabacı, M. Yavuz, M. Terzi, S. Akman
(Turkey)
Clinical tips and cases: Surgical therapy
p0948 | A patient with epidermal cyst in mandibula,
simultaneously enuclation of epidermal cyst and implant
placed. (A Case report)
M. Terzi, M. Yavuz, E. Saglam, C. F. Canakci (Turkey)
Clinical tips and cases: Surgical therapy
p0949 | Sinus Augmentation Using Collagenated
Corticocancellous bone Grafts with and without
Autogenous bone: case series
S. Döner, E. Ozkan Karaca, B. Kuru, S. Yılmaz (Turkey)
Clinical tips and cases: Surgical therapy
p0950 | three-year clinical follow-up of a single tooth
replacement with plateau design short implant
G. Rapp, L. Couto, M. Neri, M. Lisboa, D. Speratti
(Brazil, United States Of America)
Clinical tips and cases: Surgical therapy
p0951 | Gingival enlargement drug-induced: case report
S. Chemlali, J. Kissa (Morocco)
Clinical tips and cases: Surgical therapy
p0952 | Extraoral endodontic surgery – a case report
A. Klampfl, N. Jakse, S. Kühl (Austria)
Basic Research: Biomaterials and Surfaces
p0953 | Cleaning effect of cavitating jet on titanium
surface
M. Kikuchi, G. Fangqi, T. Takiguchi, A. Saito,
Y. Miyazawa, M. Yamamoto, H. Soyama (Japan)
Basic Research: Biomaterials and Surfaces
p0954 | platelet-rich fibrin increases cell attachment,
proliferation, and differentiation of human osteoblasts
Y. Chang, J. Zhao (Taiwan)
Basic Research: Biomaterials and Surfaces
p0955 | Ultrasonic insonification to titanium surface
by non-contact tip in small area
M. Yamamoto, M. Sato, M. Sugano, M. Kikuchi,
T. Enomoto, S. Nagata, T. Takiguchi (Japan)
Basic Research: Biomaterials and Surfaces
p0956 | Influence of wear, drill composition and irrigation
in bone temperature generated in implants preparation:
an in vitro study
B. Bullon, M. Herrero, J. Rios, E. Bueno, A. Cuenca,
R. Daemi, M. Muñoz, A. Fdez-Palacin, P. Bullon (Spain)
Basic Research: Biomaterials and Surfaces
p0957 | pharmacological inhibitors of the prolyl
hydroxylase show a burst release kinetic when lyophilized
onto bone substitutes
L. Hueber, H. Agis, R. Gruber (Austria)
Basic Research: Biomaterials and Surfaces
p0958 | prolyl hydroxylase inhibitors decrease osteoclast
formation and activity in murine bone marrow cultures
P. Vinzenz, S. Schröckmair, H. Agis, R. Gruber (Austria)
Basic Research: Biomaterials and Surfaces
p0959 | Cytotoxicity of luting cements – an in vitro testing
on human gingival fibroblasts
R. Trumpaite - Vanagiene, V. Bukelskiene, A. Puriene,
V. Sabaliauskas, V. Rutkunas (Lithuania)
Basic Research: Biomaterials and Surfaces
p0960 | Influence of blood components and human
saliva on microbial adhesion of Streptococcus sanguinis to
activatable dental implant surfaces
E. Decker, K. Krawzyk, H. Wendel, F. Rupp, L. Scheideler,
J. Geis-Gerstorfer, C. Von Ohle (Germany)
Basic Research: Biomaterials and Surfaces
p0961 | bone regenerative effect of biphasic calcium
phosphate-collagen composite block loaded with rhbMp-2
for vertical bone augmentation in a rabbit
J. Yun, J. Kim, I. Jung, C. M. Jun, N. Oh, S. Choi, K. Cho
(Korea)
Basic Research: Biomaterials and Surfaces
p0962 | Implant stability evaluation of a modified implant
surface
C. Lima, R. Faria-Almeida, P. Lazaro, M. Herrero
(Portugal, Spain)
Basic Research: Biomaterials and Surfaces
p0963 | Implant Surface Decontamination Methods.
A Scanning Electron Microscopic Evaluation
T. Rapoport, D. Weitz, J. Caton, J. Wernisch, G. Romanos
(United States Of America, Austria)
Basic Research: Biomaterials and Surfaces
p0964 | In vivo performance of a novel nanohA
F. Guerra, O. Martins, I. Baptista, S. Matos,
M. H. Figueiredo, T. Vieira, C. Viegas, I. Dias (Portugal)
Basic Research: Biomaterials and Surfaces
p0965 | In vitro evaluation of a Multispicies-oral-biofilm
on different Implant Surfaces
D. Violant, L. Giner, R. Teles
(Spain, United States Of America)
POSTER INDEX
Basic Research: Biomaterials and Surfaces
p0966 | Silver-based gum for sealing the emergence of
abutment screw: microbiological study
G. Rasperini, M. Antonini, M. Elli, R. Roncucci,
G. Pellegrini (Italy)
Basic science in implant dentistry
p0967 | tissue reaction to various bovine and porcinebased,
non-crosslinked collagen matrices: a systematic
in vivo study in animals and humans
S. Ghanaati, M. Barbeck, M. Schlee, O. Seitz,
R. Sader, C. J. Kirkpatrick (Germany)
Basic science in implant dentistry
p0968 | the correlation between the width of the lateral
sinus wall and complications during open sinus lift
procedure. A retrospective analysis
S. Rabenstein, M. Goldstein, L. Shapira, A. Wilensky
(Israel)
Basic science in implant dentistry
p0969 | Alveolar bone remodeling Around Immediate
Implants placed in Accordance With the Extraction Socket
Classification – a three-Dimensional Micro-Computed
tomography Analysis
M. Al-Shabeeb, M. Al-Askar, A. Al-Rasheed, N. Babay,
F. Javed, H. Wang, K. Al-Hezaimi (Saudi Arabia)
Basic science in implant dentistry
p0970 | Mechanical and physical comparison of three
knots configuration using four suture materials: an in Vitro
study
J. Sanz, D. Abellán Iñiguez, J. Nart (Spain)
Basic science in implant dentistry
p0971 | Effect of calcium phosphate implant surface
coatings in osteoporotic animal models: a meta-analytic
approach to the literature
H. Alghamdi, R. Junker, E. Bronkhorst, J. A. Jansen
(Netherlands)
Basic science in implant dentistry
p0972 | White&pink esthetics on implant supported FpD’s
using titan abutments – a Different Approach
D. Patroi, T. Traistaru, M. Gociu (Romania)
Basic science in implant dentistry
p0973 | Accuracy of CbCt for linear measurements in the
mandible
M. Halperin Sternfeld, E. Machtei, J. Horwitz (Israel)
Basic science in implant dentistry
p0975 | Marginal bone and soft tissue behavior following
platform switching abutment connection/disconnection:
a dog model study
C. Carral, C. Alves, M. Neves, O. Argibay, F. Muñoz,
J. Blanco (Spain, Portugal)
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Pre clinical models: implant therapy
p0976 | treatment of periodontal and peri implant defects
using various injectable composite hydrogel/biphasic
calcium phosphate biomaterials in two pre clinical models
in beagle dogs
X. Struillou, Z. Badran, M. Rakic, A. Soueidan
(France, Serbia)
Pre clinical models: implant therapy
p0977 | the effect of photodynamic therapy on intraorally
formed biofilm on titanium surface
J. Lee, S. H. Park, S. Kim (Korea)
Pre clinical models: implant therapy
p0978 | Accuracy of a Novel Stereolithographic Guide for
Computer-Aided Impant placement: An In Vitro Study
H. Kara, Ş. Bulut, Ş. B. Bağcı (Turkey)
Pre clinical models: implant therapy
p0979 | Analysis of rFA in titanium implants with
shotblasted surface
B. De Nova Trigueros, L. Clavijo-Ortega, B. Rios-Carrasco,
P. Bullon, M. Herrero, A. Fdz-Palacin, J. Gil, J. Rios (Spain)
Pre clinical models: implant therapy
p0980 | the impact of colitis on early osseointegration:
an investigation in the rat tibia implant model
U. Kuchler, G. Watzek, E. Luvizuto, F. Muñoz, R. Gruber
(Austria, Brazil, Spain)
Pre clinical models: implant therapy
p0982 | healing patttern around titanium implants, after
guided bone regeneration with bioresorbable membrane
A histomorphological study.
R. Santos, A. Micheletti Hespanhol, L. Lima, F. Pustiglioni,
J. Neto (Brazil)
Pre clinical models: implant therapy
p0983 | Iatrogenic Dental Implants. Importance of
diagnosis and treatment. A few curious cases
M. Diaz Rodriguez, C. Martin Carreras-Presas,
M. Pascual, M. L. Somacarrera (Spain)
Pre clinical models: implant therapy
p0984 | heat production and Instrument Wear During
osteotomy preparation for Dental Implants with
Compressive osteotomes
M. Piemontese, S. Andreana, M. Procaccini, G. Mariotti,
S. Marchi, A. Quaranta (Italy, United States Of America)
Pre clinical models: implant therapy
p0985 | Influence of hyperbaric oxygen therapy on periimplant
bone healing in rats with alloxan-induced diabetes
P. Oliveira, A. Oliveira, A. Pablos, F. Costa, G. Costa,
P. Cury (Brazil)
Pre clinical models: implant therapy
p0986 | Marginal bone and soft tissue behavior following
platform switching abutment connection/disconnection –
a dog model study
C. Alves, M. Neves, J. Lopez, F. Muñoz, S. Mareque,
O. Argibay, J. Blanco (Portugal, Spain)
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Pre clinical models: implant therapy
p0987 | reliability of ridge Mapping and Cone-beam
Computed tomography for the determination of edentulous
ridge dimension in dental implant therapy
C. Castro, J. Noriega, M. Guerrero, M. Coz (Peru)
Pre clinical models: implant therapy
p0988 | Effect of soft tissue expansion on soft tissue
microcirculation and healing after vertical ridge
augmentation
H. Zhao, D. Kaner, H. Terheyden, A. Friedmann
(Germany)
Clinical trials in implant dentistry
p0989 | Immediate Loading with overdenture in
edentulous mandible: long term result
T. Eccellente, M. D‘Errico, S. Capasso, G. Salonia,
D. Vittorio, L. Di Ruggiero (Italy)
Clinical trials in implant dentistry
p0990 | Decontamination of the implant surface during
the surgical treatment of peri-implantitis using a 0.12 or
a 2% chlorhexidine solution: a randomized, double-blind,
controlled clinical trial
Y. De Waal, A. J. Van Winkelhoff, E. Winkel, H. Meijer,
G. Raghoebar (Netherlands)
Clinical trials in implant dentistry
p0991 | bone Level changes around tilted implants in
Fixed Complete Denture and Fixed partial Denture:
a retrospective study
M. Fillion, D. Aubazac, Q. Chapat, E. Nicolas (France)
Clinical trials in implant dentistry
p0992 | Immediate restoration of dental implants in
patients with treated periodontal disease: 1 year results
J. Horwitz, E. Gabay, L. Levin, E. Machtei (Israel)
Clinical trials in implant dentistry
p0993 | Essential Cone Implant: Succes and Survival.
Multicenter Non-Interventional Study
A. Castano Aguilar, P. Lazaro, M. Romero, G. Cabanes,
L. Cuadrado, J. Ríos, P. Bullon, J. Gil, M. Herrero (Spain)
Clinical trials in implant dentistry
p0994 | radiographic Analysis of Crestal bone Levels
Around Implants With one-time permanently Seated
Abutments
O. Temiz, A. İlgenli, Ş.M. Yüce, B. Ilhan, O. Bengisu
(Turkey)
Clinical trials in implant dentistry
p0995 | Sinus lift procedure using trans-alveolar approach
with bone substitutes in the regeneration of lateral maxilla
D. Jelušić, D. Plančak, D. Božić (Croatia)
Clinical trials in implant dentistry
p0996 | rehabilitation of the severely atrophic maxilla
combining Zygoma, with Short and/or pterygoid Implants.
report of 20 consecutive cases
F. Hernandez Alfaro, A. Valles Rodriguez,
J. Lopez Vailagran, J. Mareque Bueno, V. Ruiz Magaz
(Spain)
Clinical trials in implant dentistry
p0997 | randomised controlled clinical trial comparing
transmuscosal and submerged placement of straumann
bone level implants
J. Flores, C. Álvarez-Novoa, G. Barbieri Petrelli, C. Martín,
M. Sanz (Spain)
Clinical trials in implant dentistry
p0999 | Immediate implant placement into a fresh
extraction socket with excessive gap distance
T. Siebert, R. Jurkovic (Slovak Republic)
Grafting/augmentation procedures in implant dentistry
p1000 | Implants survival rate in microvascular transplants
S. Virnik, A. Gaggl, X. Justich (Austria)
Grafting/augmentation procedures in implant dentistry
p1001 | Implant therapy of edentulous sites originating
from advanced horizonto-vertical periodontal defects after
tooth extraction
B. Torok, B. Molnar, I. Gera, P. Windisch (Hungary)
Grafting/augmentation procedures in implant dentistry
p1002 | histologic and histomorphometric analysis of
socket preservation in dogs using human Allograft in
comparison with a bovine xenograft
O. Jame, P. Bousquet, I. Calas, F. Cuisinier, P. Gibert
(France)
Grafting/augmentation procedures in implant dentistry
p1003 | Effect of perforation socket in the healing process
,after tooth extraction: Dogs study
P. Bousquet, O. Jame, P. Marsal, V. Bouat, V. Orti (France)
Grafting/augmentation procedures in implant dentistry
p1004 | trans-alveolar Sinus Floor Augmentation with
a Dedicated Drills System: a retrospective Study
E. Markovitz, R. Ofec, M. Goldstein (Israel)
Grafting/augmentation procedures in implant dentistry
p1005 | the Efficacy of titanium Granules in Sinus
Augmentation: a histomorphometric and Micro Ct Analysis
on human bone biopsies
E. Dursun, C. Kanlı Dursun, T. F. Tözüm, E. Baris, I. Tatar,
K. Eratalay (Turkey)
Grafting/augmentation procedures in implant dentistry
p1006 | bone regeneration In Dehiscence-type Defects
Following Implantation of beta tri-Calcium phosphate With
hydroxypatite plus biphasic Calcium Sulfate.
An Experimental Study In Dogs
D. Rozitsky, E. Machtei, L. Levin, H. Zigdon- Giladi,
J. Horwitz (Israel)
Grafting/augmentation procedures in implant dentistry
p1007 | the use of hydroxyapatite/agarose gel for sinus
floor augmentation with simultaneous implant placement in
the atrophic maxilla – a report of 28 cases
M. Tabata, M. Akashi (Japan)
POSTER INDEX
Grafting/augmentation procedures in implant dentistry
p1008 | patient morbidity after socket preservation using
a connective tissue graft versus a bilayer collagen matrix:
preliminary results of a comparative randomized Control
trial
A. Fernandez Ayora, L. Geoffrey, E. Rompen, F. Lambert
(Belgium)
Grafting/augmentation procedures in implant dentistry
p1009 | the Use of Free Fat tissue transfer to Improve Soft
tissue thickness at recipient Sites of bone Augmentations
F. Kablan (Israel)
Grafting/augmentation procedures in implant dentistry
p1010 | Sinus Lift with Simultaneous 3D bone
reconstruction using the lateral bone window: a novel
technique
N. Nader, R. Younes, A. Berberi (Lebanon)
Clinical tips and cases: Grafting and augmentation
p1011 | palatal bone as alternative site for bone block
harvesting
A. Huk (Ukraine)
Clinical tips and cases: Grafting and augmentation
p1012 | preservation of post-extraction socket by means
of mineralized human allograft: clinical and radiographical
evaluation after 4 months of healing
M. Clementini, P. Rizzo, G. Furlani, C. Agrestini (Italy)
Clinical tips and cases: Grafting and augmentation
p1014 | Maxillary alveolar ridge augmentation with
cancellous block allograft and stereolitograph models.
A case report
C. Vander Worf Ubeda, V. García-García, A. Lasa,
M. Rioboo, R. GÓmez-Font, J. M. Aragoneses (Spain)
Clinical tips and cases: Grafting and augmentation
p1015 | A Gingival Cul-de-Sac Following a Free Gingival
Graft to Increase Keratinized tissue prior to Implant
placement
R. Moëne, A. Mombelli, G. Garavaglia, T. Lombardi
(Switzerland)
Clinical tips and cases: Grafting and augmentation
p1016 | the stage of surgery: Free gingival graft around
implant
K. Yang, H. Shin, M. Zheng, S. Yu, B. Kim (Korea)
Clinical tips and cases: Grafting and augmentation
p1017 | post-extraction sockets augmentation with
collagen tissue matrix and allogenic bone substitute in the
aesthetic area. A case series
N. Maslova, A. Puisys, T. Linkevicius, E. Vindasiute
(Lithuania)
Clinical tips and cases: Grafting and augmentation
p1018 | Use of Cortical Lamina for reconstruction of
Alveolar bony Defects; Case report
A. Ismail (Egypt)
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Clinical tips and cases: Grafting and augmentation
p1019 | Guided bone regeneration in the anterior sector –
a 3 year clinical case
A. Lemos Costa, F. Correia, C. Falcão, M. Morado-Pinho,
R. Faria-Almeida (Portugal)
Clinical tips and cases: Grafting and augmentation
p1020 | A minimally invasive technique for sinus elevation
with simultaneous implant placement in the extremely
atrophic maxilla
R. Frey, A. Vegh, I. Blum (Germany, Hungary, United
Kingdom)
Clinical tips and cases: Grafting and augmentation
p1021 | horizontal ridge augmentation: treatment options
and decision-making
A. Barroso Panella, O. Ortiz-Puigpelat, P. Altuna Fistolera
(Spain)
Clinical tips and cases: Grafting and augmentation
p1022 | Management of an extraction site: a case report
N. Ausalah Taoufik, B. El Houari (Morocco)
Clinical tips and cases: Grafting and augmentation
p1023 | Alveolar nerve transposition for treatment of
paresthesia caused by implants located in mandibular
canal
S. Köseoğlu, M. Sağlam, M. Hatipoglu, E. Olgun Erdemir
(Turkey)
Clinical tips and cases: Grafting and augmentation
p1024 | Sinus bone formation after Schneiderian
membrane elevation and implant placement: an radiologic
evaluation of 28 patients treated with 35 implants (1 to 3
year follow-up study)
N. Strube (France)
Clinical tips and cases: Grafting and augmentation
p1025 | Managing Sinus Graft Complications: Closure of
An oro-Antral Fistula Derived From A Failed Sinus Graft
With the buccal Fat pad and Subsequent Sinus re-Graft
After 4 Months. A Case report
C. Loperfido, A. Kleinman, J. Lozada
(Italy, United States Of America)
Clinical tips and cases: Grafting and augmentation
p1026 | the position of the alveolar nerve in relation to
the mandibular cortex
S. Hienz, M. Becker, C. Ulm, A. Gahleitner (United States
Of America, Austria)
Complications of implant therapy
p1028 | treatment of peri-Implantitis through
Microsurgical regeneration
P. Fritz, D. Lavoie, W. Ward (Canada)
Complications of implant therapy
p1029 | Implant peri-apical lesion: a case report with a
5-year clinical and radiographic follow-up
A. Quaranta, A. Santarelli, M. Piemontese, M. Procaccini
(Italy)
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Complications of implant therapy
p1033 | Influence of diabetes on the osseointegration and
success of dental implants. a literature review
M. Rodriguez, I. Albano Polo, M. Quevedo Pou, P. Altuna,
A. Castellón Tur (Spain)
Complications of implant therapy
p1034 | Implant overloading and parafunctions: avoiding
and managing complications
U. Garagiola, G. Szabò, D. Laskin
(Italy, Hungary, United States Of America)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p1035 | Influence of piezosurgery on the postoperative
outcomes in Implant Site preparation: A pilot Study
C. Lorusso, N. A. Valente, L. Raffaelli, A. D‘Addona (Italy)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p1036 | A 4 years prospective clinical study of 322 SpI®
implants
J. Delgado, J. Segura, F. Schlottig, L. Vázquez, D. Lagares,
G. Machuca Portillo (Spain, Switzerland)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p1037 | Use of Cone-beam Computerized tomography in
regenerative treatment of peri-Implant Defects in Anterior
Maxilla
C. Koyuncuoglu, S. Metin, O. Tuncer, Z. Yassibag,
I. Minoglu Saylan, A. Kantarci, S. Horasan
(Turkey, United States Of America)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p1038 | Longitudinal changes in soft tissues around single
turned implants after 16 to 22 years of function
M. Dierens, E. De Bruecker, S. Vandeweghe, J. Kisch,
J. Cosyn, H. De Bruyn (Belgium, Sweden)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p1039 | role of keratinized mucosa in the maintenance of
periimplant soft tissue health
U. Sakallioglu, M. Lutfioglu, S. Sert, F. Akansel (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p1040 | Effect of a controlled-release chlorhexidine chip
versus topical chlorhexidine gel in the treatment of
peri-implantitis: a randomized controlled clinical trial
A. Kasaj, P. Parvini, A. Bechtold, B. Willershausen,
A. Gortan-Kasaj, K. Lehmann, M. Schlee (Germany)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p1041 | Veillonella sp. Infection as a rare Cause for
Multiple Early Dental Implant Failures: A Case report
M. Tunali, B. Selek, C. Koyuncuoglu, B. Bektore,
M. Ozyurt, R. ÇulhaoĞlu (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p1042 | Esthetic outcome of single turned implants after
16 to 22 years of function
E. De Bruecker, M. Dierens, S. Vandeweghe, J. Kisch,
J. Cosyn, H. De Bruyn (Belgium, Sweden)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p1043 | plaque reduction of a sonic and manual
toothbrush in subjects with osseointegrated dental
implants – a prospective longitudinal study (12 months).
Clinical, microbiological and immunological results
K. Swierkot, D. Lubbe, M. Brusius, D. Leismann,
R. Mengel (Germany)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p1044 | peri-implantitis treatment: a case series
O. Martins, J. Ramos, S. Matos, I. Baptista (Portugal)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p1045 | randomized controlled trial of immediate loading
of implants mozograu inhex® in the posterior region of the
maxilla and mandible
F. Paúl Robleto, D. San-Juan, J. J. Lara, R. Santos, P. Bullon,
J. Ríos, M. Herrero (Spain)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p1046 | bacterial and inflammatory behaviour of implants
in the early healing phase in chronic periodontitis
R. Cosgarea, B. Dannewitz, A. Sculean, H. Rotaru,
S. Bran, G. Baciut, S. Eick
(Romania, Germany, Switzerland)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p1048 | Effect of probiotics on peri-implant microbiota in
smoking and non-smoking patients
J. Ata-Ali, A. J. Flichy Fernandez, E. Candel Martí,
D. Peñarrocha Oltra, F. Ata-Ali Mahmud, M. Peñarrocha
(Spain)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p1050 | Effect of probiotic lactobacillus reuteri on
periodontal and peri-implant microbiota in partially
edentulous patients
A. J. Flichy-Fernández, E. Candel Martí, J. Ata-Ali,
T. Alegre Domingo, J. Balaguer Martínez, M. Peñarrocha
(Spain)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p1051 | the influence of occlusal load on peri-implant
tissue. A preliminary study
B. Garcia, H. Pellicer, J. Romero, J. Viña, R. Ayuso,
M. Peñarrocha (Spain)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p1052 | Clinical and radiographic results of Early Loaded
Dental Implants in heavy Smoker patients
U. Yavuz, H. Alpay Yavuz, I. Topcubasi, E. Elmas (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p1053 | Diagnostics of periimplant disease with molecular
based methods
V. Chuvilkin, V. Tsarev, A. Panin, E. Nikolaeva,
M. Chitarishvili, E. Chuvilkina (Russian Federation)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p1054 | Immediate loading in the esthetic zone using
pre-shaped zirconium abutment: 12 months result of a
prospective case series
Y. Compeyron, G. Lecloux, F. Lambert, E. Rompen,
C. Legros (Belgium)
POSTER INDEX
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p1055 | Comparison of two Methods measuring the
Implant Stability of Dental Implants: Insertion torque and
resonance Frequency Analysis
L. Fuerhauser, A. Wiesbauer, R. Fürhauser,
G. Mailath-Pokorny (Austria)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p1056 | Comparison of peri-Implant bone Loss and
Survival of Maxillary Intrasinus and Extrasinus Implants
After 2 Years
A. Rokn, A. A. Rasouli Ghahroudi, E. Hemati (Iran)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p1057 | Evaluation of implant success rate; regarding to
radiographic Vertical bone Loss
A. A. Rasouli Ghahroudi, A. Rokn, A. Khorsand (Iran)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p1058 | Comparison the levels of tumor Necrosis Factoralpha
and Interleukin-17 in gingival crevicular fluid of
patients with peri-implantitis and a control group with
healthy implants
E. Darabi, Z. Kadkhoda, A. Amirzargar (Iran)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p1059 | radiographic outcomes of sinus floor elevation
performed with a minimally-invasive technique
G. Franceschetti, R. Farina, L. Minenna, A. Rizzi,
C. Stacchi, R. Di Lenarda, R. Di Raimondo, P. Minenna,
O. L. Riccardi, A. Cucchi, L. Trombelli (Italy)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p1060 | Immediate loading of self-tapping implants in
the posterior mandible: 5-years results of randomized
controlled clinical trial
V. Kokovic, V. Todorovic, M. Vasovic (Serbia)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p1061 | Evaluation of clinical and radiological alteration
after loading of dental implants: a 6 month study
S. Coskuner, I. Duran (Turkey)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p1062 | Comparison of two concepts for implant retained
dentures – a prospective, randomised study
A. Wildburger, S. Acham, A. Truschnegg, V. Clar, N.
Jakse (Austria)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p1063 | the effect of autogenous bone graft covered with
an absorbable collagen membrane alone or in combination
with rhpDGF-bb in reducing peri-implant buccal bone loss
T. Savvidou, S. Damianaki, C. Kalpidis, A. Konstantinidis
(Greece)
Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p1064 | Effect of crestal or subcrestal implant placement
and type of fixture/abutment connection on peri-implant
marginal bone level changes
I. Palaska, P. Tsaousogloy, I. Vouros, A. Konstantinidis
(Greece)
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Clinical Research: Implant Therapy outcomes
p1065 | peri-implant crestal bone loss: the influence of
rhpDGF-bb combined withα-tricalcium phosphate graft on
the reduction of buccal bone resorption
A. Spala, S. Damianaki, C. Kalpidis, A. Konstantinidis
(Greece)
Clinical research: Implants in compromised sites
p1066 | Management of compromised esthetic implant
outcomes in the anterior maxilla – a case series
S. Platzer, M. Stopper, G. Wimmer, W. Wegscheider,
M. Lorenzoni (Austria)
Clinical research: Implants in compromised sites
p1067 | biomechanical analysis on ceramic abutment with
platform switching design in maxillary incisor implant
Z. Cai, Q. Yang, H. Wenxiu, Z. Du, W. Dong, C. Jiang
(China)
Clinical research: Implants in compromised sites
p1068 | rehabilitation of palatal Defect patient with Dental
Implant Supported prothesis
E. Firatli, G. Kasnak, M. Yilmaz, C. Yildiz, S. Ozgen (Turkey)
Clinical research: Implants in compromised sites
p1069 | histological and radiological examination of
vertical and/or transversal augmentation of the alveolar
ridge with in vitro expanded osteoblast concentrate:
a clinical pilot outcome study
T. Schindler, R. Weger, J. Willer, M. Stelzel (Austria)
Clinical research: Implants in compromised sites
p1070 | Maxillary sinus floor augmentation in the
presence of a large maxillary sinus retention cyst:
case report of a minimally invasive approach
V. Vaz Osório, M. T. Casaca, M. Ribeiro, G. Seguro Dias,
A. L. Silva (Portugal)
Clinical research: Implants in compromised sites
p1071 | Inferior alveolar nerve (IAN) temporary
paresthesia after placement of short implants
J. Faus-Lopez, R. Agustin-Panadero, G. Segura-Andres,
J. F. Martinez-Lage (Spain)
Clinical research: Implants in compromised sites
p1072 | partially edentulous patient with periodontal,
endodontal and sinonasal disease sheduled for sinus floor
elevation
I. Dobele, P. Apse, G. Kragis (Latvia)
Clinical research: Implants in compromised sites
p1073 | Longitudinal Implant Stability Measurements
based on resonance Frequency Analysis (rFA) After
placement in healed or in regenerated bone
V. De Risi, V. Petrone, G. G. Zafiropoulos, G. Deli (Italy)
Clinical research: Implants in compromised sites
p1074 | bacterial flora in peri-implant diseases
M. Vaida, P. Mattout, B. Houvenaeghel (France)
Clinical research: Implants in compromised sites
p1075 | Distraction osteogenesis for Dental Implant
A. Al Desoky (United Kingdom)
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Clinical research: Implants in compromised sites
p1076 | the significance of peri-implant keratinized
mucosa on peri-implant health: 1-year clinical results after
the delivery of autogenous gingival grafts
C. Basegmez, S. Ersanli, K. Demirel, S. Yalcin (Turkey)
Clinical research: Implants in compromised sites
p1077 | preoperative assessment of the mandibular canal
in implant surgery
J. Reichmann, L. Pertl, B. Cenkoglu, A. Klampfl, N. Jakse,
C. Pertl (Austria, Albania)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics / General implant
dentistry
p1078 | Full-mouth rehabilitation of a patient with severe
atrophic maxilla with zygoma implants: case report and
review of the literature
L. Urpinas Ribas, B. Elnayef, T. Mata, F. Hernández-Alfaro
(Spain)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics / General implant
dentistry
p1079 | A Single tooth restoration With Implant therapy
in the Esthetic Zone
S. Ozgen, G. Kasnak, M. Yilmaz, A. Cilingir, C. Yildiz,
E. Firatli (Turkey)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics / General implant
dentistry
p1080 | Immediate loading and immediate implant
placement in flapless procedures: a case series of 15
implants
G. Seguro Dias, M. T. Casaca, M. Ribeiro, A. L. Silva,
V. Vaz Osório (Portugal)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics / General implant
dentistry
p1081 | Immediate implant placement in maxillary
aesthetic zone: a case report
G. Adem, D. Erbil Emes, A. Al-Titi, O. Abishev, A. Kocak,
A. Gokbuget (Turkey)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics / General implant
dentistry
p1082 | Camouflage techniques: A method to improve the
aesthetics in implant-prosthetic rehabilitation
L. De Micheli, C. Coraini, F. Buono (Italy)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics / General implant
dentistry
p1083 | Aesthetic restoration of Gingival papillae
Adjacent to a Single Implant in a previously rehabilitated
Cleft palate patient. 6-month Follow-up of a Case
H. Keceli, M. Hendek, H. Tuz, S. Atsu, U. Tekin (Turkey)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics / General implant
dentistry
p1084 | Soft tissue remodeling with a removable denture
prior to implant placement with immediate loading: a case
report
B. Elnayef, C. Valles, J. Soliva, P. Altuna, J. Nart (Spain)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics / General implant
dentistry
p1085 | Multidisciplinary orthodontic and implant therapy
for the replacement of single missing tooth
E. Kwon, J. Choi (Korea)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics / General implant
dentistry
p1086 | Effect of Myrrh oil on the physical properties of
three different types of suture materials 4-0 Silk, e-ptFE
(Gore-tex), and pLA/pGA (Vicryl)
M. Alshehri, A. Al-Sayed, R. Ramakrishnaiah,
J. Baskaradoss (Saudi Arabia)
Clinical Tips and cases: Aesthetics / General implant
dentistry
p1087 | predictable peri-implant soft tissue contouring in
the esthetic zone: “myth or reality?”
O. Moraguez, M. Srinivasan, U. Belser (Switzerland)
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Abbas, Frank
UMCG, Groningen, Netherlands
Friday, June 8, 2012
14:00 – 15:30 | Room Strauss 2-3
Periodontal maintenance treatment in practice
Quantifying the inflammatory burden – the periodontal
inflamed surface area
Aims: Quantifying the inflammatory burden – the
Periodontal Inflamed Surface Area Periodontitis as a
chronic low grade systemic infection has been shown to
effect disease like cardiovascular diseases and diabetes
mellitus. Associations with other diseases demonstrate
variations due to e.g. confounding and large variations in
defining periodontitis. The aim of this lecture is to describe
the Periodontal Inflamed Surface Area (PISA) to determine
the amount of inflamed periodontal tissue in order to
quantify the inflammatory burden on systemic health.
objectives: 1) To describe PISA as a tool to quantify
periodontal inflammation as a systemic burden. 2) To
indentify the use of PISA and its limitations in periodontal
practice. 3) To present evidence for the relationship of PISA
and glycemic control in type 2 diabetes patients.
Andersson, pia
Kristianstad, Sweden
Thursday, June 7, 2012
10:30 – 12:00 | Room Lehar 1-4
Behaviour, psychology and quality of life
Quality of life before and after periodontal therapy
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to discuss the self-perceived
quality of life in patients in relation to periodontal therapy
objectives: 1. To assess the oral health-related quality of
life 2. To describe results of patients self-perceived oral
health-related quality of life in periodontal therapy 3. To
elucidate measurements of oral health-related quality of life
among periodontal patients from a clinical perspective
beikler, thomas
Heinrich-Heine University, Dusseldorf, Germany
Friday, June 8, 2012
08:30 – 10:00 | Room Strauss 2-3
Aggressive periodontitis
Microbial analysis of patients with aggressive periodontitis
Aims: The rationale of this presentation is to critically
discuss the role of microbiological colonization patterns in
patients with aggressive periodontitis
objectives: a. to review the current knowledge on the
microbiology of aggressive periodontitis b. to define the
indications for microbiological testing c. to describe the
implementation of microbiological testing into clinical
routine d. to present a strategy to translate the results of
microbiological testing into clinical decision making e. to
evaluate different microbiological testing systems
FACULTY ABSTRACTS
blanco, Juan
Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry,
Santiago de Compostela, Spain
Friday, June 8, 2012
14:00 – 15:30 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
Rapid treatment protocols – Surgery and prosthodontic
Immediate implants and immediate loading in molar areas
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to discuss the biology and
the clinical relevance of this bimodal approach.
objectives: 1. To discuss our experimental pre-clinical “in
vivo” research. 2. To assess the scientific clinical evidence.
3. To identify the clinical limitations. 4. To show different
clinical cases.
blanes, rafael
Clinica Pronova, Palma de Mallorca, Spain
Friday, June 8, 2012
10:30 – 12:00 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
Gingival recession – Biology, aetiology and management
Assessment of and conservative management of gingival
recession
Aims: The occurrence of gingival recession has been
attributed to a variety of aetiological factors, where it is
difficult to identify the predominant cause. Many attempts
have been made to establish a classification system to
define its incidence, but all of them show limited prognostic
value in the absence of surgical treatment. Recently, few
publications have attempted to demonstrate the ability of
the conservative treatment approach on the maintenance
and improvement of gingival recession. The aim of this
lecture is to review the indications, benefits and limitations
of both, the conservative and the surgical management of
patients concerned with gingival recession.
objectives: 1. To describe current concepts on the
aetiology and pathogenesis of gingival recession.
2. To discuss the indications and limitations of the
existing clinical strategies for the management of gingival
recession, including non-surgical and surgical lines of
treatment. 3. To review the predictability and long-term
effect of the conservative treatment of gingival recession.
4. To present and discuss patient concerns and treatment
expectations with respect to the presence and management
of gingival recession.
bosshardt, Dieter
University of Bern, Bern, Switzerland
Friday, June 8, 2012
08:30 – 10:00 | Room Lehar 1-4
How does understanding aetiology influence management?
periodontal pocket formation: understanding the pathology
and disease progression
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to discuss the conversion
of the junctional epithelium to pocket epithelium and its
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impact on the defensive performance. The junctional
epithelium has an important function in maintaining
healthy conditions around teeth. Since the conversion of
the junctional epithelium to pocket epithelium is regarded
as a hallmark in the development of periodontal diseases,
periodontal pocket formation deserves particular attention.
objectives: 1. To describe the unique structural
organization of the junctional epithelium. 2. To review
the antimicrobial defense mechanisms of the junctional
epithelium. 3. To discuss the potential factors contributing
to the initiation of pocket formation. 4. To outline the
structural organization of the pocket epithelium and its
consequences on the defensive performance. 5. To be able
to understand what pocket development really means.
bush Gissler, bernita
University of Bern Dental School, BERN, Switzerland
Friday, June 8, 2012
14:00 – 15:30 | Room Lehar 1-4
Therapy 3
prevention and treatment of peri-implantitis
Aims: Since dental implants found their place in
reconstructive dentistry, the maintenance challenges for
dentist and dental hygienist has incresed double fold. The
prevention of peri implant infections has taken on a new
dimension in regards to treatment modality. Mechanical
and anti-infective treatments using chlorhexidine adjuncts
are taking a back seat to up coming methods such as air
abrasive decontamination and the use of lasers. The goal
still remains...decrease implant failure due to bacterial
challenge starting with strict home care and effective
decontamination methods in recall.
objectives: The objectives of this lecture are: 1. To describe
the diagnostic methods during maintainance. 2. To
describe the biological difference between peri implant
mucositis and peri implantitis. 3. To decribe to preventive
measures, plaque control, home care options.
4. To explore new options for implant surface
decontamination during recall appointments
Cairo, Francesco
University of Florence, Siena, Italy
Thursday, June 7, 2012
14:00 – 15:30 | Room Schubert 1-2
Themed research communications: Periodontal therapy
periodontal therapy
Aims: The primary goal of periodontal treatment is to
control periodontal infection/inflammation and to arrest
disease progression thus preventing tooth loss. Periodontal
surgery is indicated to treat persisting deep pockets after
cause-related therapy. The aim of this lecture is to highlight
the impact of an evidence-based approach in the clinical
management of patients with periodontitis.
objectives: Objectives of this presentation are to highlight
expected outcomes of non-surgical therapy in both chronic
and aggressive periodontitis and to identify treatment
modalities in periodontal surgery using an evidence-based
approach.
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Carnevale, Gianfranco
Roma, Italy
Friday, June 8, 2012
16:00 – 17:30 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
Periodontology management of molar teeth –
how successful?
Long-term survival of periodontally compromised teeth.
how does it work and how much does it cost?
Aims: To convey to the audience the importance of a
correct diagnosis of interradicular lesions in order to
select the correct treatment for the compromised tooth/
teeth. To explain and teach the advantages and the
tecnique of FibReORS. If there are difficulties or doubts
on the possibility of tooth retention, an evaluation of the
possibility of implants insertion should be considered and
a decision should be taken on the appropriate therapy.
If the decided treatment is a root resective one, a step by
step treatment protocol has to be learned by the listeners in
order to apply it. To emphasize the importance of plaque
control and of supportive periodontal care in the long term
maintenance of the results of active periodontal therapy.
objectives: To describe variations of the normal anatomy
and of the pathological anatomy in cases of interradicular
lesions of molar teeth. To show how to avoid damaging the
furcation entrances with the use of FibReORS. To analyze
advantages and disadvantages of tooth maintenance and
of tooth removal with implant insertion. To show a general
treatment strategy and a protocol in order to logically
approach the root resective therapy. To evaluate results
of long term maintenance of periodontally compromised
teeth.
Chapple, Iain
The University of Birmingham, Birmingham, United
Kingdom
Thursday, June 7, 2012
10:30 – 12:00 | Room Strauss 2-3
New insights into the Host response in Periodontitis
Neutrophil extracellular traps – a new paradigm in innate
immunity
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to discuss Neutrophil
Extracellular Traps (NETs) and their potential role in the
pathogenesis of periodontitis and associated systemic
diseases.
objectives: 1. To briefly introduce delegates to a new
paradigm in innate immunity, Neutrophil Extracellular
Traps (NETs) 2. To describe the process of NETosis and
how it differs from apoptosis and necrosis 3. To share
recent research on the regulation of NET release 4. To
discuss the potential defensive and destructive role of NETs
in the context of periodontitis itself and how periodontitis
may contribute to a breach in immune tolerance that leads
to other systemic diseases.
Cionca, Norbert
Dental School of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland
Friday, June 8, 2012
14:00 – 15:30 | Room Schubert 1-2
Themed research communications:
Control of infection and inflammation
Control of infection and inflammation
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to present different aspects
of how to control infection and more specifically the role
of antibiotics in the non-surgical treatment of patients with
chronic periodontitis. Then during the session, the antiinflammatory
action of other methods will be presented.
objectives: 1. To assess the clinical and scientific evidence
for using antimicrobials and/or anti-inflammatory devices
in periodontal therapy. 2. To describe the different modes
of application and their limitations. 3. To explore future
developments and perspectives.
Corbet, Esmonde
The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Friday, June 8, 2012
16:00 – 17:30 | Room Strauss 2-3
Asian Pacific Session
Should and can we treat gingival recession?
Aims: To introduce the challenges in the management of
recession in peoples for whom periodontal destruction is
manifested largely as recession and in whom recession is
a noted consequence of the treatment of periodontitis.
objectives: Attendees will learn of: 1. the prevalence of
recession as an expression of periodontitis in Asians,
2. the inevitability of recession in response to the treatment
of periodontitis in Asians, 3. the difficulties in managing
recession resulting from periodontitis and its treatment,
4. the differences between the treatment of denudation of
root surfaces from other causes and the management of
recession due to periodontitis and its treatment.
Cortellini, pierpaolo
ERGOPERIO, Firenze, Italy
Friday, June 8, 2012
08:30 – 10:00 | Room A3
Forum for Specialists: Periodontal regeneration –
Still a challenge?
Meeting the challenge in infrabony defects
Aims: The lecture will focus on the state of the art of
periodontal regeneration in intrabony defects, from very
shallow to very deep. A step by step approach will be
discussed to address the issue of generalizability of the
regenerative surgical procedures.
objectives: Special emphasis will be given to presurgical
diagnosis and patient / site preparation. The
most advanced and predictable regenerative techniques,
including the minimally invasive surgical techniques,
will be discussed. Specific areas, like selection of the
regenerative strategy according to the given defect,
application of specifically designed surgical approaches
and suturing techniques, will be discussed in details.
Esthetic implications will be carefully explored. The
adjunctive benefit of using a surgical microscope, and
microsurgical instruments will be highlighted.
Cosyn, Jan
University of Ghent, Ghent, Belgium
Thursday, June 7, 2012
16:00 – 17:30 | Room A3
Forum for Specialists: Peri-implant soft tissue problems and
managements
FACULTY ABSTRACTS
risk indicators for major soft tissue deficiencies around
single implants: a multivariate analysis
Aims: A number of factors have been associated with
soft tissue recession following single implant treatment.
However, this information is usually based on crosssectional
studies demonstrating crude associations
based on univariate analyses. A longitudinal study using
multivariate analyses would be necessary to assess the
relative impact of earlier identified factors on recession.
objectives: The objective of the present retrospective cohort
study was to identify factors and covariates predicting
recession around single implants installed in the anterior
maxilla.
Crielaard, Wim
Academic Centre for Dentistry Amsterdam, Amsterdam,
Netherlands
Thursday, June 7, 2012
10:30 – 12:00 | Room Strauss 2-3
New insights into the Host response in Periodontitis
New insights into the complexity of microbiological
infections in periodontitis
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to give an overview of
modern molecular microbiological techniques and the use
of these in recent studies targeted at a better understanding
of the role of microbial communities in maintaining oral
health and in periodontitis and peri-implantitis.
objectives: 1. To give a brief overview of established
(molecular) microbial diagnostic techniques, their
advantages and disadvantages. 2. To describe Next
Generation Sequencing (NGS) techniques and to discuss
the limitations of current NGS techniques. 3. To evaluate
the role of NGS techniques in studying the complexity of
oral microbiological infections. 4. To present recent results
obtained by NGS techniques in studies on periodontitis
and peri-implantitis.
D’Aiuto, Francesco
UCL Eastman Dental Institute, London, United Kingdom
Thursday, June 7, 2012
16:00 – 17:30 | Room Strauss 2-3
Periodontal medicine
obesity, systemic inflammation and periodontitis
Aims: The aim of the lecture is to review the current
epidemiologic and experimental evidence between
periodontitis and obesity including their association with
the host response and therapy.
objectives: Over the last 50 years the occurrence of
obesity has risen at a worrisome rate worldwide. In
addition to the “classic” lipid storage, however, adipose
tissue has been linked to a number of endocrine functions
resulting in a state of low-grade inflammation and insulin
resistance. Obesity is a major risk factor for a number of
chronic diseases including Type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular
diseases and cancer. Recent evidences suggest that
obesity could increases susceptibility to a number of
infections by altering the host immune responses to them.
Periodontitis is one of the most common oral infections
driven by bacterial pathogens and being associated
with both a local (gingival) and systemic inflammatory
response. In particular the host response to periodontal
pathogens represents a crucial determinant of periodontitis
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susceptibility. Several pro-inflammatory molecules and
processes implicated in periodontitis pathogenesis,
including cytokines (e.g. Interleukin-IL-6), chemokines
and T-cell function could be influenced by obesity. Obese
individuals present with an increased prevalence of
periodontitis, with raised gingival inflammatory responses
and possibly altered periodontal microbial compositions.
1) Review the role of obesity as risk factor for general
health. 2) Summarise the association between periodontitis
and obesity (epidemiologic, experimental evidence).
3) Explore the mechanisms of association of the body
inflammatory response and periodontitis and its therapy.
4) Describe the impact of body composition on host
inflammatory response, periodontitis and periodontal
therapy.
Dannewitz, bettina
Universitätsklinikum Heidelberg, Heidelberg, Germany
Thursday, June 7, 2012
14:00 – 15:30 | Room Lehar 1-4
What is the role of anti-microbials in management of
periodontal disease
Local antibiotics in periodontal therapy
Aims: Formation of bacterial biofilms on hard oral tissues
is the primary aetiologic cause for periodontal diseases.
In most patients mechanical debridement of bacterial
deposits results in healthy conditions. Mechanical therapy
is usually the first mode of treatment recommended for most
periodontal infections. However, in some cases it may be
appropriate to support mechanical antiinfective therapy
by use of antibiotics. After systemic application, antibiotics
have desirable and sometimes undesirable effects not
only in the periodontal pocket but spread all over the
body. Thus, an exclusively topically subgingival mode of
antibiotic application is desirable.
objectives: 1. What effect may we expect after exclusively
mechanically subgingival debridement? 2. What are the
effects of topical subgingival application of antibiotics
additional to or instead of mechanical debridement?
3. What are the requirements of local antibiotic
formulations? 4. What are the main indications for
subgingival application of antibiotics?
Dawood, Andrew
St Bartholomew’s & The Royal London, London, United
Kingdom
Thursday, June 7, 2012
10:30 – 12:00 | Room A3
Forum for Specialists: Implantology –
Computer aided treatment
Use of Cone beam Ct in implant planning
Aims: Although medical CT and 2D imaging still have a
role to play, the introduction of CBCT has irreversibly and
dramatically changed the process of implant planning. An
informed understanding of the technology, and the sensible
use of available guidelines, will enhance the benefit to
both the patient and the surgeon, whilst reducing the
inherent risks. The ability to import CBCT data to imaging
and planning software, or for use in CAD CAM systems
has the potential to enhance diagnosis, facilitate treatment,
and transform the reconstructive process.
objectives: To highlight some of the most compelling
features of CBCT, and to draw comparisons with modern
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medical CT. To help delegates to better understand those
aspects of the technology that will better define purchasing
decisions, achievable image quality, and safe usage. To
promote awareness of existing guidelines for the use of the
technology. To consider the potential for CBCT to enhance
diagnosis, surgery, and prosthetic reconstruction, by the
use of standalone software and CAD technologies.
De bruyn, hugo
University of Ghent - Faculty of Medicine and Health
Sciences, Ghent, Belgium
Thursday, June 7, 2012
14:00 – 15:30 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
Implants for compromised situations
Wide dental implants as an alternative to sinus floor
elevation
Aims: The first generation dental implants resulted in, what
would be classified today as, unacceptably high failure
rates. Treatment of the maxilla and especially the posterior
zone has always been subjected to higher implant
failure rates predominantly because bone morphology,
bone quality and anatomical limitations. Especially short
implants were associated with an increased risk for failure,
hence, bone regenerative procedures were adopted to
increase bone height. This lecture discusses the clinical
outcome of implants installed in the posterior maxilla with
sinus floor elevation in conjunction with and without bone
grafting and the use of wide implants as straightforward
alternative.
objectives: 1. Introduce the surgical procedure for
sinus floor elevation. 2. Give a summary of the clinical
outcome of implants placed in sinuslifted bone based on
the available literature. 3. Discuss the usage of short/
wide implants as alternatives for sinus floor elevation and
provide scientific evidence on predictability and clinical
outcome. 4. Discuss a clinical study providing human
histological data of osseointegration in sinuslifted bone
under immediate loading conditions. 5. Provide clinical
guidelines for daily practice related to selection of cases
and procedures.
Deschner, James
University of Bonn, Bonn, Germany
Friday, June 8, 2012
10:30 – 12:00 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
Gingival recession – Biology, aetiology and management
Cellular and molecular regulation of periodontal wound
healing by local and systemic factors
Aims: Regeneration of periodontal tissues remains as yet a
major and often unpredictable challenge due to a number
of extrinsic and intrinsic factors. The aim of this lecture is
to discuss the interactions of such factors with bioactive
molecules that have been shown to stimulate periodontal
regeneration. A better understanding of these interactions
may result in improved clinical outcomes after regenerative
therapy and also lead to new therapeutic strategies.
objectives: 1. To understand the impact of inflammation
on the regenerative capacity of periodontal cells. 2. To
understand the effect of occlusal forces on the regenerative
capacity of periodontal cells. 3. To understand the
influence of systemic factors on the regenerative capacity
of periodontal cells. 4. To understand the cooperation
between inflammation and occlusal forces in their actions
Dibart, Serge
Boston University Henry M. Goldman School of Dental
Medicine, Boston, United States Of America
Saturday, June 9, 2012
09:00 – 10:30 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
Orthodontic treatment approaches in the advanced
periodontal case
piezocision: rapid orthodontic tooth movement while
correcting soft and hard tissue deficiencies
Aims: To introduce Piezocision, a new, effective and
minimally invasive technique of periodontally accelerated
orthodontic tooth movement that allows simultaneous
correction/prevention of hard and soft tissue defects.
objectives: An increasing number of adult patients
have been seeking orthodontic treatment, and a short
treatment time has been a recurring request. To meet their
expectations, a number of surgical techniques have been
developed to accelerate orthodontic tooth movement.
However, these have been found to be quite invasive,
leading to low acceptance in patients and the dental
community. Piezocision is a new, minimally invasive
procedure, combining buccal microincisions with selective
tunneling that allows for hard- or soft-tissue grafting
and piezoelectric decortications. This novel approach
is leading to short orthodontic treatment time, minimal
discomfort, and great patient acceptance, as well as
a stronger periodontium. Adding a bone graft to the
technique has allowed for an increase in alveolar volume
and enhancement of the existing periodontium. These
physical modifications have proven to be beneficial in
several ways: increased stability of the clinical outcomes
(stronger periodontium), increased scope of malocclusion
treatment (at times, avoiding orthognathic surgery), and
reduced active orthodontic treatment time (by an average
of 2-fold).
Dommisch, henrik
University of Bonn, Bonn, Germany
Friday, June 8, 2012
14:00 – 15:30 | Room A3
Forum for Specialists: Periodontology –
Role of antimicrobials & anti-inflammatories
role of antimicrobial peptides in treatment of periodontal
disease
Aims: The application of synthetic antimicrobial peptides
(AMPs) may be a new promising aspect in treatment of
periodontal disease.
objectives: Epithelial tissues function as the first line of
defense protecting the host from the outside microbial
environment. Especially in the oral cavity, the gingival
epithelial tissue is constantly exposed to a high variety
of microorganisms, but most individuals maintain healthy
homeostasis. In the oral cavity, it has been demonstrated
that the gingival epithelium protects the host by not only
providing a rigid physical barrier, but also innate immune
responses in the form of AMPs. AMPs are defined as
proteins that are smaller than 100 amino acids with
molecular weights typically ranging between 3.5 and
6.5 kDa. Those peptides exhibit bactericidal effects on
gram-negative and gram-positive bacteria as wells as
antimycotic and antiviral potency. In humans, AMPs are
represented by a number of different molecules, e.g.
defensins, some chemokines, and LL-37. The periodontal
FACULTY ABSTRACTS
biofilm provokes host immune responses that lead to
inflammation of gingival tissues, and ultimately alveolar
bone loss and tooth loss. In the absence of mechanical
biofilm disintegration, treatment of periodontitis with
systemic antibiotics seems not be effective enough. In
addition, the unspecific application of systemic antibiotics
causes initiation and development of bacterial resistance.
AMPs as “endogenous antibiotics” have co-evolved
with oral the bacterial flora, which has not developed
significant peptide resistance. As an alternative to
systemic antibiotics, AMPs may serve as templates for the
development of new therapeutic peptides that potentially
mimic and stimulate the endogenous antimicrobial activity.
Ehmke, benjamin
Universitätsklinikum Münster, Münster, Germany
Thursday, June 7, 2012
16:00 – 17:30 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
Advances in non surgical therapy – maximizing the benefit
Adjunctive use of antibiotics in periodontal therapy. Data
from the prospective multicenter AbpAro trial
Aims: According to recent systematic reviews from the
EFP, adjunctive antimicrobial therapy may be beneficial.
However, the majority of the available literature lacks data
and did not consider true endpoints as clinical attachment
loss. The present clinical trial considered suggestions and
addressed open questions defined in these systematic
reviews.
objectives: We conducted a double-blind, parallel group,
randomized, placebo-controlled multi-center efficacy study
that primary addresses the following objectives: (i) what is
the size of the benefit of an adjunctive empiric antibiotic
therapy compared to standard mechanical debridement
representative sample of German periodontitis patients?
(ii) Does the administration of the antibiotic therapy delay
recurrence of periodontitis in the general population
and in specific high risk groups (e.g. smokers) under
standard supportive therapy? (iii) Does the administration
of the antibiotic therapy affect the “oral health related
quality of life”. The experimental interventions were
mechanical debridement plus 500 mg amoxicillin and
400 mg metronidazole three times daily for 7 days. The
control intervention was mechanical debridement alone.
Both groups received maintenance therapy in 3-month
intervals. Duration of intervention per patient was 27.5
months. Primary endpoint is the percentage of sites
showing new attachment loss ≥ 1.3 mm over a 27.5
months period. Overall 3261 patients were screened,
542 were included and 408 completed the trial. In this
session the first clinical results of this trial will be presented.
The trial was exclusively founded by the Deutsche
Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG).
Eickholz, peter
Center for Dental, Oral and Maxillofacial Medicine
(Carolinum), Johann Wolfgang Goethe-University,
Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Thursday, June 7, 2012
14:00 – 15:30 | Room A3
Forum for Specialists: Periodontal surgery –
Current techniques and applications
Are there still indications for periodontal surgery today?
Aims: If periodontal disease is diagnosed and treated
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early enough non-surgical approaches alone may be
sufficient for therapy. Even if periodontal disease is
diagnosed lately modern non-surgical periodontal therapy
may improve periodontal conditions even in cases of
severe periodontitis. However, under which circumstances
and for which conditions is periodontal surgery required in
times of highly effective non-surgical periodontal therapy?
objectives: 1. What clinical endpoints after non-surgical
periodontal therapy provide stable periodontal conditions
on the long-term? 2. Under which conditions additional
surgical therapy may achieve clinical endpoints that
provide stable periodontal conditions? 3. Which surgical
approaches are most effective for different clinical
situations? 4. What about dental implants as alternative to
periodontal surgery?
Etienne, Daniel
Pitié-Salpêtrière Hospital, AP-HP, Paris, France
Saturday, June 9, 2012
09:00 – 10:30 | Room Strauss 2-3
Forum for Specialists: Periodontal plastic surgery
Is there a need of mucogingival surgery?
Aims: Periodontal mucogingival surgery was initialy
focused on preservation and reconstruction of attached
gingiva, frenum removal and vestibuloplasty to avoid a
progressive loss of attachment and to facilitate plaque
control. At that time the aim of surgical treatment of
gingival recessions was to stabilize the gingival margin.
With the knowledge that the position of marginal gingiva
can be maintained with an adequate and non traumatic
plaque control, the need for surgery has been reduced.
Surgical indications were then, mostly for cosmetic surgery.
objectives: If we limit our concern to biological and
functional needs, some indications remain. Root sensitivity
is a concern for patients with root abrasion, but the
surgical objective must be, full coverage and we are
lacking long term evaluation. Recessions may occur during
orthodontic treatment, but it is difficult to anticipate site at
risk on young patients, however the benefit is more évident
when we can prevent tooth eruption in alveolar mucosa.
The need to correct the anatomy of marginal mucosa
around dental implants has to be investigated with thin
periodontal biotype.
Fardal, oystein
Egersund, Norway
Thursday, June 7, 2012
16:00 – 17:30 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
Advances in non surgical therapy – maximizing the benefit
Quality control of periodontal therapy
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to describe how quality control
can be measured and applied to periodontal therapy.
objectives:
1.To assess at what stages during periodontal therapy
control measures should be considered.
2. To choose which parameters are suitable for measuring.
3.To identify and assess the benefits to the patient and to
the clinician.
4.To consider the long term implications of quality control
measures in periodontal therapy.
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Fickl, Stefan
Julius-Maximilians-University-Wuerzburg, Wuerzburg,
Germany
Saturday, June 9, 2012
09:00 – 10:30 | Room Strauss 2-3
Forum for Specialists: Periodontal plastic surgery
Use of microsurgical and minimally invasive techniques
Aims: Microsurgical techniques improve wound healing
and can lead to predictable treatment results. In particular
retaining blood supply of the manipulated tissues during
surgery must be regarded as a crucial aspect in plastic
periodontal surgery.
objectives: The objective of this lecture is to present
evidence about microsurgical and minimal-invasive
techniques for recession coverage and to illustrate their
clinical applicability.
Gahleitner, Andre
Medical University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria
Saturday, June 9, 2012
11:00 – 12:00 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
Plenary Lecture
Magnetic resonance and Ct imaging in diagnosis and
treatment
Aims: To recall the major differences between MR and CT
To understand the interpretation of imaging techniques in
diagnosis To identify the clinical situations where these
techniques are indicated To appreciate the limitations
of these techniques To explore the latest and future
developments in this area
objectives: Dental CT has become an established method
for anatomic imaging of the jaws prior to dental implant
placement. More recently CT (Dental-CT), as well as MRT
(Dental-MRT) have gained importance in diagnosing
dental associated diseases of the mandible and maxilla.
Especially in patients with periodontitis, cysts, oro-antral
fistulas, odontogenous maxillary sinusitis, impacted
teeth and dental trauma new indications have emerged.
Unfortunately, most dentists have had little experience in
this area and many of the CT and MRT findings remain
undetected. Our objective, therefore was to determine the
spectrum and appearance of dental related diseases of the
jaws and to demonstrate typical and frequent findings. This
presentation reviews our experiences from over 30.000
investigations and will summarize the imaging possibilities
and indications, which Dental-CT and Dental-MRT are able
to cover.
Gaspirc, boris
University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Medicine, Ljubljana,
Slovenia
Thursday, June 7, 2012
14:00 – 15:30 | Room A3
Forum for Specialists: Periodontal surgery – Current
techniques and applications
periodontal surgery with lasers
Aims: The purpose of the lecture is to elucidate the current
role of lasers in periodontal surgical procedures. The
controversy of reported clinical outcome and consequently
confusing guidelines regarding the rationale and modes of
use of lasers in surgical periodontal treatment indicate the
need for further clinical studies.
objectives: Several types of lasers, such as CO laser,
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neodymium and erbium lasers, different diode lasers are
suitable for surgical periodontal treatment. Corrective
surgical treatment, including access flap surgery, as well
as numerous periodontal plastic surgery procedures can
be performed with lasers. During access flap surgery
thermally acting lasers inactivate periodontal pathogens
and their lipopolysaccharides on root surface, while
mechanically acting lasers remove thermally altered tissue
together with residual microbial plaque and calculus.
Probing depth reduction and gain of clinical attachment
after laser surgery is a consequence of connective tissue
formation accompanied by deposition of new bone.
Thermal alterations of soft and hard dental tissues are
detrimental in periodontal plastic surgery. Therefore, only
mechanically acting lasers are suitable for precise cutting,
evaporating, trimming and thinning of periodontal soft
tissues as well as for modification of alveolar bone and
root surface. Improved esthetic and function of periodontal
and oral tissues represent favorable outcome of laser
periodontal plastic surgery.
Giannobile, William
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, United States of
America
Thursday, June 7, 2012
14:00 – 15:30 | Room Strauss 2-3
EFP/ AAP Session – Latest therapies and emerging
technologies
Gene delivery and novel biomaterials
Aims: Reconstitution of periodontal soft and hard tissue
defects including cementum, PDL and bone caused by
periodontal diseases or trauma is a goal of reconstructive
therapy. This presentation seeks to highlight new advances
in periodontal tissue engineering using scaffolds and
bioactive factors.
objectives: The field of regenerative medicine combines
advances in materials science and the life sciences
to repair tissues and organs. Over the past decade
investigators have begun to utilize signaling molecules
such as growth factors and biomimetic peptides to restore
lost tooth support due to damage to the alveolar process.
This presentation will review emerging clinical therapies in
the areas of materials science and growth factor biology
to clinical application. In addition, the presentation will
highlight the use of polymeric delivery systems and imagebased
scaffolding technologies that aid in the targeting of
proteins, genes and cells to oral and periodontal lesions
for reconstruction of periodontal and peri-implant defects.
The presentation will conclude on the combined approach
of regenerative molecule delivery and host modulation
therapies to treat periodontal osseous defects.
Giovannoli, Jean Louis
Paris, France
Saturday, June 9, 2012
09:00 – 10:30 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
Orthodontic treatment approaches in the advanced
periodontal case
Influence of orthodontic tissue remodelling on periodontal
healing
Aims: In a comprehensive approach of advanced
periodontitis cases, orthodontic tooth movements can be
performed to establish better morphological conditions.
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They can obviously improve the dental conditions and
favor the control of infection, but they can also improve
the periodontal conditions through the tissue remodeling
accompanying tooth movement. Using controlled forces,
orthodontics can promote the repair or regeneration
of some specific defects. The concept of Guided Tissue
Remodelling defines the technic combining Guided
Tissue Regeneration and Orthodontic Tooth Movement.
Membrane techniques and application of enamel matrix
derivates provide opportunities for gaining new attachment
and therefore improve the preorthodontic conditions for
moving teeth into infrabony defects. To-day, the use of
orthodontic procedures in a periodontal practice offers
news solutions for a conservative approach of advanced
periodontal diseases and enhances significantly the clinical
outcomes of reconstructive therapy.
objectives: 1. To precise the prerequisites to perform
orthodontic tooth movements in advanced periodontitis
cases - to describe the tissue relodelling accompanying
tooth movement. 2.To define the concept of “Guided Tissue
Remodelling”, 3. To present cases illustrating the concept
of “guided Tissue Remodelling”
Gleissner, Christiane
University Medical Center, Mainz, Germany
Saturday, June 9, 2012
09:00 – 10:30 | Room Schubert 1-2
Themed research communications: Gender aspects in
periodontal disease
Gender aspects in periodontal disease
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to discuss gender
differences in the prevalence and severity of destructive
periodontal disease, their possible explanations and the
role of gender medicine in periodontal medicine.
objectives: 1. To define the terms “sex”, “gender” and
“gender medicine”. 2. To assess the epidemiological
evidence for a sexual dimorphism in destructive
periodontitis. 3. To explore the possible environmental
mechanisms resulting in a higher prevalence of periodontal
destruction in men. 4. To describe evidence for an
underlying biologic basis for gender differences within the
contemporary models of periodontal pathogenesis.
5. To describe the relevance of gender medicine for
periodontal medicine.
Gokbuget, Aslan
Istanbul University,School of Dentistry, Nisantasi/Istanbul,
Turkey
Friday, June 8, 2012
10:30 – 12:00 | Room A3
Forum for Specialists: Implantology – Bone grafting
Extraction socket management
Aims: The aim is this lecture is to discuss why and how
could we preserve exraction socket prior to implantation.
objectives: 1. Understand why do we need to preserve
extraction site?, 2. Learn how do we preserve extraction
socket, 3. How do we evaluate extraction socket?, 4.
Which kind of socket preservation technics are more
predictable? 5. Go true the clinical cases and understand
how do we apply these technics into our clinical practice..
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Griffiths, Gareth
University of Sheffield, Sheffield, United Kingdom
Friday, June 8, 2012
08:30 – 10:00 | Room Strauss 2-3
Aggressive periodontitis
Antibiotics in the management of aggressive periodontitis
Aims: To explore some of the controversies regarding
the use of antibiotics in the management of aggressive
periodontitis
objectives: The aim will be addressed through a series of
questions: 1. How good are we at diagnosing Aggressive
Periodontal Disease? 2. Do standard therapies work
and does the adjunctive use of antibiotics offer real
advantages? 3. If I am going to use an antibiotic what
should I choose and how will I use it?
Grunder, Ueli
Zollikon, Switzerland
Friday, June 8, 2012
16:00 – 17:30 | Room A3
Forum for Specialists: Implantology – Treating the
periodontal patient
how may prosthodontics be used to improve aesthetic
outcome
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to discuss the possibilities to
compensate for the loss of tissue when placing implants in
the aesthetic zone.
objectives: 1. To identify the limiting factors of
augmentative surgical procedures. 2. To describe the
surgical possibilities to avoid restorations with pink
components. 3. To present the possibilities of the
prosthodontics to compensate missing soft tissue.
4. To discuss the optimal design of the suprastructure.
heasman, peter
Newcastle University, Newcastle upon Tyne, United
Kingdom
Thursday, June 7, 2012
16:00 – 17:30 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
Advances in non surgical therapy – maximizing the benefit
the cost-effectiveness of periodontal treatments
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to evaluate the potential
value of using cost-effectiveness analyses for periodontal
interventions.
objectives: To: 1. Understand the basic principles
of economic evaluations; 2. Identify how economic
evaluations can apply to periodontology; 3. Review in
detail the best evidence for the cost-effectiveness of specific
periodontal interventions.
herrera, David
Faculty of Dentistry. University Complutense, Madrid,
Spain
Friday, June 8, 2012
14:00 – 15:30 | Room A3
Forum for Specialists: Periodontology – Role of
antimicrobials & anti-inflammatories
biofilm control – the use of systemic antibiotics and
antimicrobials
Aims: To provide clear guidelines for the practical use of
systemic antimicrobials in the treatment of periodontitis,
based on the available scientific evidence.
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objectives: 1. To discuss if antimicrobials should be
used as adjuncts or as monotherapy. 2. To select the
ideal debridement approach when using systemic
antimicrobials. 3. To evaluate which patients will benefit
from systemic antimicrobial therapies. 4. To identify the
role of microbiological evaluation in selecting targets and
agents. 5. To provide recommendations for the clinical
practice, in terms of drugs and dosages.
hodge, penny
University of Glasgow Dental School, Glasgow, United
Kingdom
Thursday, June 7, 2012
10:30 – 12:00 | Room Schubert 1-2
Themed research communications: Periodontal medicine
periodontal medicine
Aims: To discuss: 1. recent findings regarding the
relationship between periodontal disease and diabetes
mellitus 2. the evidence for an association between
rheumatoid arthritis and periodontal disease
objectives: To provide an update on: 1. the relationship
between periodontitis, pre diabetes and type 2 diabetes
2. the possible effect of anti-tumour necrosis factor-α on
periodontal parameters in patients with rheumatoid arthritis
hughes, Francis
King’s College London Dental Institute, London, United
Kingdom
Friday, June 8, 2012
08:30 – 10:00 | Room A3
Forum for Specialists: Periodontal regeneration – Still a
challenge?
biological challenge of periodontal regeneration
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to discuss current
knowledge on the biological processes involved in
periodontal regeneration, and to consider how this
knowledge may be used in devising improved clinical
regenerative therapies.
objectives: 1. To consider the clinical need for novel
regenerative treatments; 2. To describe the cell and
molecular events involved in bone and periodontal
tissue regeneration; 3. To discuss how different tissue
compartments may limit the inherent regenerative
potential of the periodontium; 4. To discuss the potential
for biologically active agents to increase regenerative
outcomes; 5. To consider the use of tissue engineering
strategies, including autologous stem cell implantation, for
future application in periodontal regeneration.
hugo, oliver
Dres. Hugo & Kollegen, Schweinfurt, Germany
Thursday, June 7, 2012
10:30 – 12:00 | Room A3
Forum for Specialists: Implantology – Computer aided
treatment
CAD CAM technology
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to show how the CAD/
CAM approach enhances the predictability and quality of
implant supported restorations
objectives: 1. Provide an overview of the scientific
background of new materials and production techniques
in implant prosthetics 2. To show the clinical benefits of
individualized abutments 3. Compare the Pros and Cons
of screw retained vs. cemented fixed dentures
4. Look at different types of bars and retentive elements
to improve stability of removable dentures 5. To describe
the importance of backward planning systems to achieve
prothetic driven implant placement 6. To identify the
limitations of implant supported full ceramic restaurations
and recommend handling guidelines
hürzeler, Markus
München, Germany
Friday, June 8, 2012
14:00 – 15:30 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
Rapid treatment protocols – Surgery and prosthodontic
Immediate implants in the aesthetic zone
Aims: The aim of this presentation is to discuss the
clinical problems a clinician can encounter by performing
immediate implant placement in the aesthetic zone and
how he can avoid it.
objectives: - the main expectations from our patient
regarding implants in the aesthetic zone are time,
economics, efficiency and the aesthetic outcome - the
drawbacks of the immediate implant placement protocol
needs to be discussed - the common solutions to overcome
the drawbacks of the immediate implant placement
protocol will be depicted - in addition, a new technique
and new data will be demonstrated to clear the main
disadvantages of the immediate implant placement
protocol
Ide, Mark
King’s College London Dental Institute, London, United
Kingdom
Friday, June 8, 2012
16:00 – 17:30 | Room Lehar 1-4
Mucosal and dentine sensitivity
plaque control and mechanisms of dentine hypersensitivity
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to discuss current concepts
of the aetiology of dentine sensitivity, and to review the
evidence supporting potential causes of variation in the
prevalence, recurrence and severity of this problem. The
potential for effective plaque control to impact this problem
will be discussed.
objectives: 1. to explore the evidence base supporting
current understanding of mechanisms of dentine sensitivity
2. to describe how the incidence, recurrence and apparent
severity of sensitivity may vary between individuals 3. to
review the evidence base supporting the role of plaque
control in influencing dentine sensitivity, to try to establish if
any relationship is one of association or of causation
Jönsson, birgitta
Dalarna University, School of Health and Social Studies,
Falun, Sweden
Thursday, June 7, 2012
10:30 – 12:00 | Room Lehar 1-4
Behaviour, psychology and quality of life
Individually tailored prevention
Aims: A patient’s engagement in their own oral hygiene
self-care is fundamental for a successful outcome in
periodontal treatment. However, most dental hygienists
and dentists have experience of patients who find difficulty
FACULTY ABSTRACTS
with managing oral hygiene behavioural change;
particularly the establishment of new interproximal
cleaning habits. Cognitive behavioural strategies
are claimed to increase adherence to oral hygiene
practise. An individually tailored oral health educational
programme based on cognitive behavioural strategies
and motivational interviewing in combination with scaling
seems to be more efficient and preferable to standard
oral hygiene educational programmes in in non-surgical
periodontal treatment.
objectives: In this presentation applied behaviour analysis,
assessment of oral hygiene behavioural change outcomes,
and different cognitive behavioural principles which can
be used in interventions intended to change oral hygiene
behaviour will be described and discussed. An example
of how a cognitive behavioural intervention in non-surgical
periodontal treatment can be carried out will also be
presented.
Jepsen, Sören
University of Bonn, Bonn, Germany
Friday, June 8, 2012
16:00 – 17:30 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
Periodontology management of molar teeth – how
successful?
Current management of furcations
Aims: Furcation involved molars respond less favorably to
non-surgical therapy than single-rooted teeth. Therefore,
resective as well as regenerative procedures have been
proposed for the management of furcations and the
clinician is often faced with a difficult decision making,
when treating these defects. The aim of this lecture is to
discuss the impact of resective and regenerative therapies
in the management of furcations.
objectives: 1. To assess the clinical and scientific evidence
available to support resective and regenerative techniques
for furcation management. 2. To describe the variability
in results according to patient factors, defect type and
location. 3. To be able to inform patients of the likely
magnitude and predictability of the proposed treatment.
Kantarci, Alpdogan
Forsyth Institute, Cambridge, United States of America
Friday, June 8, 2012
08:30 – 10:00 | Room Schubert 1-2
Themed research communications: Aetiology and
pathogenesis
Aetiology and pathogenesis of periodontal diseases:
challenging the paradigm
Aims: Destruction pathways of the host tissue present
unique characteristics, which could shed light to other
complex diseases elsewhere in human body. Infections,
such as periodontal infections, result in significant local
and systemic changes such as the oxygen tension in
inflamed tissues and create a hypoxic environment. In
addition to the conventional methods of treatment, novel
therapies have been developed to reverse the pathological
processes. The aim of this work is to present and discuss
the current understanding and the changing paradigms in
periodontal diseases.
objectives: 1. To review the pathological mechanisms
underlying periodontal diseases 2. To present novel
concepts, pathways, and therapeutic options
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3. To identify future directions and discuss how new
technologies can change our perceptions of disease
processes and treatment of periodontal pathologies
Kocher, thomas
Dental School, Greifswald, Germany
Friday, June 8, 2012
10:30 – 12:00 | Room Schubert 1-2
Themed research communications: Diagnosis and risk
factors
Diagnosis and risk factors
Aims: A plethora of studies have been published dealing
with various aspects of prediction and of risk factor
assessment. Often the distinction between prediction and
risk models is blurred and authors do not differentiate
between both aspects.
objectives: These different aspects are based on different
background information and require different variables
and different explanation. A further topic will be, what
is the dental community doing with the information
about potential risk factors or prediction models. Did the
knowledge about risk factors change any preventive or
treatment approach in periodontal daily practice or did
prediction models influence our treatment decisions.
Könönen, Eija
Institute of Dentistry, University of Turku, Turku, Finland
Thursday, June 7, 2012
14:00 – 15:30 | Room Lehar 1-4
What is the role of anti-microbials in management of
periodontal disease
Anti-infective treatment of periodontitis
Aims: Anti-infective treatment of periodontitis, a bacteriadriven
inflammation of tooth-surrounding tissues, forms the
essential part of the comprehensive periodontal therapy.
The primary goal of anti-infective treatment is, literally, to
fight against pathogenic biofilms that cause the periodontal
infection.
objectives: Before mechanical procedures, the patient
needs information on the infectious nature of the disease
and impact of oral hygiene on the treatment outcome, as
well as “tailored” oral hygiene instructions to support the
performance of anti-infective treatment. Since smoking
deteriorates significantly the outcome, smoking cessation
programs should be targeted to those periodontitis patients
who smoke. By smoking cessation it seems to be possible
to shift the composition of the microbiota to direction of
periodontal health. Anti-infective treatment, including
non-surgical debridement with or without antiseptics, is
performed for every patient suffering from the disease.
Treatment of periodontitis is teamwork, where the workload
is shared between the general dentist, dental hygienist,
and periodontist. For removal of microbial deposits and
dental plaque-retentive factors, there are novel treatment
concepts and technologies, and adjunctive products
available. Proper control of bacterial biofilms, both
supra- and subgingivally, and the elimination of deepened
pockets make the environment less favorable for the regrowth
of periodontitis-associated organisms. Commitment
to good oral hygiene habits and individually scheduled
maintenance visits based on the patient’s risk profile is
of primary importance in avoiding the progression of the
disease.
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Laine, Marja
ACTA, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Friday, June 8, 2012
08:30 – 10:00 | Room Lehar 1-4
How does understanding aetiology influence
management?
periodontitis as a multifactorial disease
Aims: Periodontitis like other chronic inflammatory
diseases has a complex pathogenesis and a multifactorial
etiology, involving complex interactions between genetic
factors, infectious agents and lifestyle factors. Specific
microorganisms in the subgingival plaque are essential for
periodontal disease initiation and progression. Immune
responses against infectious agents are genetically
determined and therefore genetic variations in immune
response genes are important determinants for
susceptibility to periodontitis. Thus not only gene-gene
interactions, but also gene-environment interactions form a
complex network that may result in periodontitis initiation
and progression.
objectives: This presentation will address current results of
the studies on periodontitis as a multifactorial disease and
how this knowledge may affect management.
Lalla, Evanthia
Columbia University College of Dental Medicine, New
York, United States of America
Friday, June 8, 2012
10:30 – 12:00 | Room Strauss 2-3
Periodontology – Risk factors and management
Considerations for the management of the periodontal
patient with diabetes mellitus
Aims: Patients with diabetes mellitus present a challenge
when treated for periodontal conditions. The aim of this
lecture is to discuss the role of dental professionals in the
management of patients with diabetes. The rationale and
key components of proper management by the dental
team will be presented. Moreover, patients with type 2
diabetes or pre-diabetes often remain undiagnosed for
years. Recent data on early diabetes identification by
dental professionals and on efforts to understand the type
of follow-up that will ensure that at-risk individuals comply
with recommendations and receive medical consultation
and care will be discussed.
objectives: 1. To improve awareness of the critical need
for safe and comprehensive oral care of patients with
diabetes mellitus 2. To describe how to effectively screen
and counsel dental patients regarding their diabetes risk
and the proper management of their condition 3. To help
dental professionals deliver well-informed patient care as
part of a collaborative, patient-oriented healthcare team
Linden, Gerry
Queen’s University Belfast, Belfast, United Kingdom
Friday, June 8, 2012
14:00 – 15:30 | Room Strauss 2-3
Periodontal maintenance treatment in practice
Long-term outcome of teeth used as abutments in patients
affected by severe periodontal disease
Aims: The aim is to provide an overview of studies which
have investigated the use of teeth as abutments in patients
with advanced periodontal disease with a focus on
abutments for fixed bridgework.
objectives: At the end of the presentation those who attend
will be able to: · Describe the historical studies of the
provision of fixed restorations in patients with advanced
periodontitis. · Quantify the effects of periodontal treatment
and compliance with maintenance on teeth used as
abutments. · Identify factors associated with the loss of
abutment teeth in advanced periodontitis. · Summarise
the key issues relating to the survival of abutment teeth in
patients with advanced periodontitis.
Loos, bruno
ACTA (Academic Centre for Dentistry Amsterdam),
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Thursday, June 7, 2012
16:00 – 17:30 | Room Strauss 2-3
Periodontal medicine
Genetic predisposition for periodontitis and CVD
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to discuss genetic and
epigenetic aspects of the association between periodontitis
and cardiovascular disease.
objectives: Genetic risk factors, lifestyle and environmental
factors, including periodontal pathogens, play a role in
complex diseases such as periodontitis. Many genetic
factors in periodontitis have been investigated, but not
all are as strong we have hoped for. Multiple genes play
simultaneously a role and ethnic differences exist. Further,
some new data in twins indicate that genetic factors are
indeed part of the complexity of the pathophysiology of
periodontitis, but not fully deterministic for extent and
severity of the disease. We believe here also epigenetics
come into play. Repeatedly clear associations are
observed between periodontitis and cardiovascular
diseases. Cardiovascular diseases are also complex
diseases with an etiology similar to other complex disease,
such as genetic risk factors, lifestyle and environmental
factors. There has been large efforts to dissect the possible
causative effects of periodontitis for cardiovascular
diseases. However, we have recently identified common
risk genes; we hypothesize now that both oral bacteria
with frequent bacteraemias and shared inflammatory
reactions may connect these two diseases. Throughout life
epigenetic changes may occur in the shared key genes of
both periodontitis and cardiovascular diseases which could
explain the coexistence of these two conditions.
Lorenzoni, Martin
Medical University of Graz, School of Dentistry, Graz,
Austria
Friday, June 8, 2012
14:00 – 15:30 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
Rapid treatment protocols – Surgery and prosthodontic
Immediate loading protocols: keys to success, challenges
and complications
Aims: Aim of this lecture is to to present the current data
and knowledge of immediately restored implants in partial
and total edentulous patients.
objectives: 1. To assess the clinical and scientific evidence
available to support current immediate loading protocols;
2. To describe surgical and prosthodontic techniques
for simple and predictable implant rehabilitation; 3. To
identify the limitations and risk factors of current loading
concepts; 4. To describe the variability in results according
to patient factors, remaining dentition and jaw/location;
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5. To be able to inform patients of the predictability and
complicatons of the proposed implant rehabilitation
Marchisio, olivia
University of Pisa, Lido di Camaiore, Italy
Friday, June 8, 2012
10:30 – 12:00 | Room Lehar 1-4
Therapy 2
toothpastes – how effective in plaque and gingivitis control?
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to discuss the impact of
toothpastes in daily prevention and to understand how
much they can help periodontal patients in at home
maintenance
objectives: 1. To understand how different toothpastes
active principles work in the mouth 2. To assess the
scientific evidence available in the field 3. To understand
how marketing claims could misunderstood patients
expectances 4. To foresee how technology and
nanotechnology will, in a future, impact on toothpastes
composition
Meng, huanxin
Peking University School of Stomatology, Beijing, China
Friday, June 8, 2012
16:00 – 17:30 | Room Strauss 2-3
Asian Pacific Session
Non surgical therapy for aggressive periodontitis?
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to discuss the longitudinal
outcome of non surgical therapy for patients with severe
aggressive periodontitis and risk factors that may impact
on the clinical outcome.
objectives: 1. To assess the clinical and scientific evidence
available to support the traditional therapy.2. To assess the
clinical evidence to support the impact of current treatment
on the patients systemic conditions. 3. To analyze the
changes of 7 kinds of short chain fatty acids (SCFA) levels
in gingival crevicular fluid (GCF) of patients before and
after treatment, and the relation between SCFA and clinical
parameters. 4. To identifying risk factors related to longterm
outcome of AgP in patient, tooth and site-level.
Meyle, Joerg
Justus Liebig University, Giessen, Germany
Friday, June 8, 2012
16:00 – 17:30 | Room Schubert 1-2
Themed research communications: Periodontal systemic
interaction
periodontal systemic interaction
Aims: To provide a concise overview over the current
scientific evidence of periodontal – cardiovascular
interactions, which may affect general health of the
patient.
objectives: 1. Periodontitis as a local inflammatory disease
caused by a bacterial
biofilm 2. Systemic consequences of the local inflammatory
reactions regards changes in acute phase proteins as well
as the burden of bacterial products, which may be carried
by immune cells and thus have an impact on vascular
endothelial cells possibly leading to atherosclerosis.
3. Oral bacterial products and their properties also infecting
myocardial tissue. 4. The impact of local non-surgical
therapy on cardiovascular risk factors and acute phase
response in patients with severe chronic periodontitis.
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Mombelli, Andrea
University of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland
Thursday, June 7, 2012
14:00 – 15:30 | Room Lehar 1-4
What is the role of anti-microbials in management of
periodontal disease
Antibiotics: for every perio patient or the selected few?
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to discuss the impact of
systemic antibiotics on the outcome of periodontal therapy
and to evaluate the value of clinical and microbiological
criteria for identifying cases with a specific indication
objectives: 1. To assess the benefits and risks of systemic
antibiotics as adjuncts to mechanical periodontal therapy
2. To assess the available evidence to limit this therapy to
certain clinically or microbiologically defined variants of
periodontal disease 3. To evaluate benefits and risks of
different ways to implement antibiotic therapy in clinical
protocols
Nibali, Luigi
UCL Eastman Dental Institute, 8LD, United Kingdom
Friday, June 8, 2012
10:30 – 12:00 | Room Strauss 2-3
Periodontology – Risk factors and management
periodontal infectogenomics: the role of genetic factors in
influencing the subgingival microbiota
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to discuss the effect of
genetic variants in affecting the composition of the
subgingival microbiota
objectives: 1. Discuss the role of genetic variants in
periodontal pathology 2. Review the evidence for the
effect of genetic mutations and polymorphisms on bacterial
composition in the human body (infectogenomics)
3. Discuss the hypothesis of selective pressure due
to microbes 4. Identify genetic variants which could
affect the composition of subgingival plaque biofilm 5.
Discuss potential clinical applications of periodontal
infectogenomics
Nisand, David
Paris, France
Thursday, June 7, 2012
14:00 – 15:30 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
Implants for compromised situations
Short implants for limited bone volume
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to discuss the use of short
implants in reduced bone volume.
objectives: 1.To assess the clinical and scientific evidence
available to support the use of short implants (a device
with a designed intra bony length of 8mm or less) 2.To
describe the variability in results according to patient
factors, implant surface and stability 3.To describe the
impact of short implants in daily practice 4.To discuss
future development of surgery with reduced morbidity
o’brien, tiernan
Galway, Ireland
Thursday, June 7, 2012
16:00 – 17:30 | Room A3
Forum for Specialists: Peri-implant soft tissue problems and
managements
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Manipulation of the gingival margin for aesthetic and
restorative purposes
Aims: To compare and contrast various treatment protocols
that impact on the final position of the facial gingival
margin around implant restorations
objectives: 1. To stress the importance of correct clinical
decision making from the outset of treatment. 2. To
illustrate how the gingival margin responds to a variety of
clinical interventions – surgical and non-surgical. 3. Exam
the evidence relating to these clinical interventions.
4. To recognize the limits of surgical treatment in advanced
cases and to look at alternative treatment strategies.
ower, philip
Liss, United Kingdom
Friday, June 8, 2012
14:00 – 15:30 | Room Lehar 1-4
Therapy 3
Minimal intervention techniques in periodontitis
management
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to outline the development
of minimal intervention techniques in the non-surgical
management of periodontitis, comparing the treatment
outcome effects of such interventions with traditional and
more invasive techniques.
objectives: 1. To identify different non-surgical techniques
for managing diseased root surfaces in periodontitis
patients 2. To define the terminology used in terms of
treatment objectives and instrument type 3. To examine
the evidence relating to the relative efficacy of minimal
intervention (MI) compared to traditional techniques
4. To highlight the benefits of MI techniques for both
patient and operator
palmer, paul
King’s College London, London, United Kingdom
Saturday, June 9, 2012
09:00 – 10:30 | Room A3
Practical approaches to maxillary sinus augmentation
surgery
the osteotome technique for within site augmentation
Aims: To understand the indications, limitations, surgical
procedures and outcomes of site augmentation using
osteotomes for within site sinus elevation.
objectives: To describe development of the technique.
To define the clinical and radiological features relevant
to the technique. To illustrate the detailed operative
procedures. To analyse the relevant scientific literature
describing outcome.
parashis, Andreas
Tufts University School of Dental Medicine, Boston, United
States Of America
Friday, June 8, 2012
14:00 – 15:30 | Room Strauss 2-3
Periodontal maintenance treatment in practice
Supportive periodontal care and treatment in private
practice: realities and limitations
Aims: Supportive periodontal treatment (SPT) is an
integral part of managing patients with periodontal
disease. However, numerous studies indicate that most
patients do not adhere to SPT despite the best efforts of
clinicians. Furthermore, among compliers a significant
number require retreatment.The aim of this presentation
is to discuss risk assessment after completion of active
treatment to determine SPT intervals and strategies to
identify non-compliers in private practice. In addition,
decision trees of when retreatment is necessary and the
procedures indicated in relation to the extent and severity
of recurrence will be presented.
objectives: 1) To discuss the endpoints of periodontal
treatment. 2) To analyze how do we decide on the
frequency of supportive care. 3) To clarify if risk
assessment on the patient and tooth level is necessary
for every patient. 4) To assess the main barriers to
supportive care and how they can be overcome. 5) To
discuss how we can identify possible non-compliers. 6) To
analyze when retreatment is indicated. 7) To describe the
recommended procedures for effective retreatment. 8) To
assess how effective is supportive care in preventing tooth
loss.
penninger, Josef
Vienna, Austria
Thursday, June 7, 2012
09:00 – 10:00 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
Plenary Lecture
basic mechanisms of disease pathogenesis
Aims: Functional genomics in model organisms and
haploid stem cells are ideal tools to validate candidate
disease genes and to identify basic physiology and
disease pathogenesis.
objectives: A plethora of genes have been correlated with
human diseases. Genetic animal models have proven to
be extremely valuable to elucidate the essential functions
of genes in normal physiology and the pathogenesis of
disease. Using Drosophila genetics, gene-targeted mice,
and recently developed haploid mouse embryonic stem
cells my group attempts to model human disease and to
genetically dissect disease mechanisms. For instance,
during the last years, members of my laboratory have done
large scale Drosophila screens to map pain perception
(thermal avoidance, Neely et al. Cell 2010), stress
induced heart failure (Neely et al. Cell, 2010), obesity
(Pospisilik et al. Cell 2010), and bacterial infections and
gut immunity (Cronin et al. Science 2009). The idea is to
mine the genome of one organism using systems genetics
and then link and compare our results to large scale
genome association studies in human disease populations.
Moreover we have used mouse genetics to map key
components of cancer, especially breast cancer (Schramek
et al. Nature 2010, Schramek et al. Nature Gen. 2011).
We have now also established mouse haploid ES cells and
technologies for near saturated genome wide mutagenesis,
a system that allows us to perform “yeast” genetics in a
mammalian stem cell.
preshaw, philip
Newcastle University, Newcastle Upon Tyne, United
Kingdom
Friday, June 8, 2012
14:00 – 15:30 | Room A3
Forum for Specialists: Periodontology – Role of
antimicrobials & anti-inflammatories
FACULTY ABSTRACTS
Anti-inflammatories in the control of periodontitis
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to consider the evidence
supporting the use of anti-inflammatories in the
management of patients with periodontitis
objectives: 1. To review briefly the different types of antiinflammatories
that have been utilised in the treatment of
periodontitis 2. To consider the indications for using antiinflammatories
as an adjunctive treatment for periodontitis
3. To assess the limitations of using anti-inflammatories in
periodontal management
Quirynen, Marc
Catholic University Leuven, Leuven, Belgium
Saturday, June 9, 2012
12:30 – 14:30 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
Peri-implantitis – A challenge for all
plaque formation on different implant surfaces and other
risk factors
Aims: A series of recent publications support following
statements: (i) periopathogens are considered the causative
organisms for peri-implantitis, (ii) teeth, and especially
the periodontal pocket, serves as the primary reservoir of
these periopathogens, (iii) soon after implant insertion the
“pristine” peri-implant pocket is colonized by a microbiota
similar to that found around the neighboring teeth. Based
on these statements it seems reasonable to conclude that
implants are at higher risk to develop peri-implantitis
when inserted next to periodontally compromised teeth.
The susceptibility to peri-implantitis does not only depend
on the periodontal health, but also is influenced by the
surface characteristics of the transmucosal/endosteal part
of the implant. Surface free energy and especially surface
roughness play a significant role on plaque formation and
its’ maturation. Implants with a rough surface are shown to
be more prone to peri-implantitis. A comparison between
minimally and moderately rough implant surfaces (e.g. the
current implants) is more difficult because of a lack of data.
Pilot observations seem to indicate that both surfaces are
colonized with a similar biofilm, and therefore probably
are equally susceptible for peri-implantitis.
objectives: This lecture should give an answer to
following questions: 1. How does composition/structure
of the implant surface affect initial and later bacterial
colonization? 2. Does implant and abutment design affect
predisposition to peri-implantitis? 3. Does presence of
natural teeth have an effect?
ramseier, Christoph
ZMK Universität Bern, Bern, Switzerland
Friday, June 8, 2012
10:30 – 12:00 | Room Strauss 2-3
Periodontology – Risk factors and management
Importance of tobacco smoking among other risk factors in
periodontal diseases
Aims: This lecture will reveal the current evidence on the
impact of tobacco use on periodontal tissues in all our
patients. Furthermore, a patient-centred approach will
be presented to ease information exchange and patient
activation for both tobacco use prevention and cessation.
objectives: Tobacco use has been identified as a
major risk factor for oral disorders such as cancer and
periodontal disease. Tobacco use cessation, on the other
hand, is associated with the potential for reversal of
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precancer, enhanced outcomes following periodontal
treatment, and better periodontal status compared to
patients who continue to smoke. Consequently, helping
tobacco users to quit has become a part of both the
responsibility of oral health professionals and the general
practice of dentistry. Dental professionals are urged to
acquire appropriate methods and skills for supporting
their patients to quit. Comprehensive behavioural
change support using appropriate communication skills
combined with nicotine replacement therapy are shown
to be most effective measures in the cure of tobacco
dependence. In order to positively influence patient
activation for tobacco use prevention and cessation,
simple brief intervention techniques using Motivational
Interviewing (MI) approaches have shown to be promising.
While acknowledging the factors which influence long
term outcomes, a range of policy, organisational, and
educational initiatives may need to be implemented in
dentistry to further facilitate patient centred approaches in
periodontal care.
rasperini, Giulio
University of Milan, Fondazione IRCCS , Ospedale
Maggiore Policlinico, Ca’ Granda, Milan, Italy
Saturday, June 9, 2012
09:00 – 10:30 | Room Strauss 2-3
Forum for Specialists: Periodontal plastic surgery
Sub-Epithelial connective tissue graft for treatment of
gingival recessions with and without enamel matrix
derivative
Aims: The aim of this presentation is to show the data of a
multi-centre, randomized controlled trial were the clinical
outcomes of Connective Tissue Graft alone (CTG) or in
combination with Enamel Matrix Derivative (CTG+EMD)
in the treatment of Miller Class I and II gingival recessions
were compared
objectives: Enamel matrix derivative (EMD) has been
suggested to be effective in improving clinical attachment
level and achieving periodontal regeneration following
surgical root coverage procedures. The use of coronally
advanced flap (CAF) technique in combination with EMD
for the treatment of gingival recessions was first introduced
by Modica et al. in 2000. McGuire & Nunn compared
CAF plus EMD versus CAF plus CTG; no differences were
showed in terms of root coverage between test (95,1%)
and control group (93,8%). Cairo et al. 2008 showed
that CTG or EMD in conjunction with CAF enhances the
probability to obtain Complete Root Coverage (CRC)
and to improve recession reduction in Miller Class I and
II single gingival recession. The adjunctive use of enamel
matrix derivative with CTG in the treatment of recession
defects it is never been compared to CTG plus CAF alone.
renvert, Stefan
Kristianstad University, Kristianstad, Sweden
Saturday, June 9, 2012
12:30 – 14:30 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
Peri-implantitis – A challenge for all
Limitations of current methods of treatment
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to discuss the effectiveness
of currently used treatment modalities for peri-implantitis.
objectives: 1. To describe the clinical effects and
limitations of non-surgical and surgical therapy of peri-
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implantitis. 2. To report on scientific and clinical data on
different non-surgical and surgical treatment modalities
of peri-implantitis. 3. To present data on the efficacy of
antimicrobials in the treatment of peri-implant mucositis
and peri-implantitis. 4. To discuss a possible variability
in treatment outcome according to differences in surface
structure. 5. To present strategies for treatment of periimplantitis
in daily clinical practice.
rocchietta, Isabella
Department of Biomaterials, Institute for Clinical Sciences,
The Sahlgrenska Academy, University of Gothenburg,
Gothenburg, Sweden, Milano, Italy
Friday, June 8, 2012
10:30 – 12:00 | Room A3
Forum for Specialists: Implantology – Bone grafting
the role of guided bone regeneration in ridge
augmentation
Aims: Vertical and horizontal ridge atrophies may be
solved applying guided bone regeneration techniques.
However, the future is moving towards an era where less
invasive treatment regimes are available to minimize
complications and side effects of a surgical procedure,
decrease patients’ morbidity, increase success rates
and decrease technical difficulties. The maturation of
tissue engineering and its application to clinical surgical
procedures has helped create a new paradigm.
objectives: -Understand the rationale of vertical guided
bone regeneration, its indications and the alternative
therapeutic approaches. - Transferring the research
findings into clinical practice in tissue regeneration to work
towards the state of the art techniques
roccuzzo, Mario
Private Practice, Torino, Italy
Friday, June 8, 2012
16:00 – 17:30 | Room A3
Forum for Specialists: Implantology – Treating the
periodontal patient
Long term results of implant therapy in periodontally
compromised patients
Aims: In the last years, a large number of implants have
been placed in Periodontally Compromised Patients (PCP),
based on the assumption the implants perform better than
teeth. The aim of this lecture is to present the clinical and
radiographic results of a 10-year evaluation of implant
therapy in a large group of PCP of both moderate and
severe grade.
objectives: 1. To present the evidence for avoiding multiple
preventive dental extractions and implant placement;
2. To outline how to properly inform PCP that they are
more at risk for peri-implantitis; 3. To describe the surgical
techniques for correct placement of implants in PCP;
4. To underline the value of the Supportive Periodontal
Therapy in enhancing long-term outcomes of implant therapy.
romanos, Georgios
Eastman Institute for Oral Health, Rochester, New York,
United States Of America
Thursday, June 7, 2012
14:00 – 15:30 | Room Strauss 2-3
EFP/ AAP Session – Latest therapies and emerging
technologies
Laser applications in periodontal therapy
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to present the different
options of the laser wavelengths in the treatment of
periodontal disease. The speaker will demonstrate
the applications for hard and soft tissues to provide
periodontal health. Clinical information and scientific data
will be presented.
objectives: 1. Demonstration of the basic properties of
the different laser wavelengths. 2. Options of periodontal
therapy using lasers. 3. Laser tissue interactions to optimize
the clinical outcome. 4. Treatment of peri-implantitis using
lasers.
rompen, Eric
Liege, Belgium
Friday, June 8, 2012
10:30 – 12:00 | Room A3
Forum for Specialists: Implantology – Bone grafting
reconstruction of the atrophic posterior maxilla: Sinus
elevation or vertical guided bone regeneration?
Aims: Provide a clear comparative vision of available
techniques for the treatment of the atrophic posterior
maxilla
objectives: Explain the various reasons for atrophy of
the posterior maxilla, from periodontal involvement of
multi-rooted molars to sinus expansion in the edentulous
areas. Detail all available techniques for vertical bone
augmentation, either supra-crestal or intra-sinusal. Details
various sub-sinusal augmentation techniques and materials.
Analyze data from the literature comparing the success
rates of GBR versus sinus augmentation. Detail and
analyze success rates of alternative non reconstructive
techniques such as tilted, short or zygomatic implants
roos Jansaker, Ann-Marie
Public Dental Health Service, Kristianstad, Sweden
Thursday, June 7, 2012
16:00 – 17:30 | Room A3
Forum for Specialists: Peri-implant soft tissue problems and
managements
Soft tissue health and peri-implant mucositis
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to discuss the diagnosis
and treatment of peri-implant mucosits. A second aim is
to discuss how the development of peri-implant mucositis
could be prevented.
objectives: 1. To describe clinical features of peri-implant
mucositis and how to clinically diagnose peri-implant
mucositis. 2. To describe the aetiology and pathogenisis
of peri-implant mucositis and to compare this to gingivitis
around teeth. 3. To present data on the prevalence of periimplant
mucositis in patients who have had their implant in
the mouth for more than 5 years. 4. To present strategies
for treatment of peri-implant mucositis.
5. To give recommendations in how development of periimplant
mucositis could be prevented.
rosema, Martijn
ACTA, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Friday, June 8, 2012
10:30 – 12:00 | Room Lehar 1-4
Therapy 2
FACULTY ABSTRACTS
toothbrushes to improve gingival health – what advances
have been made?
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to discuss the effect of
toothbrushing on clinical parameters of oral health and to
discuss the different research approaches on toothbrushes.
objectives: 1. To assess significant and clinically relevant
effects of toothbrushing on various parameters.
2. To identify the limitations of clinical assessments and
study designs. 3. To clarify the variability in results on
clinical effects and on subjects perception. 4. To provide
the dental professional with the best available evidence on
toothbrushes.
Salvi, Giovanni
University of Bern, Bern, Switzerland
Friday, June 8, 2012
16:00 – 17:30 | Room A3
Forum for Specialists: Implantology – Treating the
periodontal patient
What are the problems in treating the periodontal patient?
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to highlight the problems
encountered in periodontitis patients with respect to their
rehabilitation with dental implants.
objectives: The objectives of the lecture are to summarize
the evidence indicating that (i) residual pockets after active
periodontal therapy act as a reservoir for the colonization
of dental implants with periodontal pathogens, (ii)
periodontal pathogens may persist in the oral cavity after
full-mouth tooth extraction, (iii) the long-term prognosis of
implants in periodontitis patients is not more favourable
compared with that of teeth.
Sanz, Mariano
Faculty of Dentistry. University Complutense, Madrid,
Spain
Thursday, June 7, 2012
10:30 – 12:00 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
Periodontal plastic surgery
Aetiology and management of mucogingival defects
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to discuss the main
etiological factors implicated in the development of
mucogingival defects, mainly localized gingival recessions.
objectives: 1. To identify the most important predisposing
factors in the development of mucogingival defects.
2. To identify the most important etiological factors in the
development of localized gingival recession defects.
3. To describe the surgical approaches that have shown
efficacy in widening of amount of keratinized gingiva
and peri-implant mucosa. 4. To describe the surgical
approaches that have shown efficacy in reconstructing
localized gingival recession defects
Sarfati, Alexandre
Paris VII Denis Diderot, Garancière – Rotschild Hospital,
Paris, France
Thursday, June 7, 2012
10:30 – 12:00 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
Periodontal plastic surgery
A scientific approach to periodontal plastic surgery
Aims: France Periodontal plastic surgery deals with
reconstructive procedures designed to enhance esthetics.
Numerous surgical procedures have been described
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to achieve this goal. It may be assumed that esthetic
assessment is a key-point to compare the outcomes of
the different surgical techniques. However, unknowns
still exist, and part of the decision making process is
based on personal experience of clinicians. Thus, a
scientific approach to esthetic remains a challenge. The
aim of this presentation is to explore the quantitative and
qualitative outcomes of periodontal plastic surgeries in
order to evaluate and choose the surgical procedure best
corresponding to the patient’s demand.
objectives: 1. To identify factors associated with
esthetic assessment 2. To identify surgical procedures
recommended in case of esthetic demand
Schwarz, Frank
Heinrich Heine University, Düsseldorf, Germany
Saturday, June 9, 2012
12:30 – 14:30 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
Peri-implantitis – A challenge for all
What future treatments may work
Aims: The lecture will provide cutting edge knowledge on
what future treatments may work.
objectives: Innovative methods for surface debridement
and decontamination, improvements in surgical techniques,
and most recent innovations in biomaterials and growth
factor delivery for the management of peri-implantitis
lesions will be evaluated.
Sculean, Anton
University of Bern, Bern, Switzerland
Friday, June 8, 2012
08:30 – 10:00 | Room A3
Forum for Specialists: Periodontal regeneration – Still a
challenge?
Meeting the challenge in furcation defects
Aims: To critically evaluate the factors influencing the
healing of furcation defects and to present the efficacy of
different treatment modalities to improve the histologic and
clinical outcomes.
objectives: 1. To present the histologic evidence from
animal and human studies demonstrating periodontal
regeneration in furcation defects. 2. To critically analyze
the treatment modalities which have been shown to result
in closure or improvement of class II and class III furcation
defects. 3. To elaborate on how various factors such as
location and anatomy of the defect or the amount and
position of gingival tissue may affect the outcomes.
4. To elaborate on the problems and future possibilities
to achieve regeneration or closure of class III furcation
defects.
Seymour, Gregory
University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand
Friday, June 8, 2012
16:00 – 17:30 | Room Strauss 2-3
Asian Pacific Session
the infection burden – What does it mean?
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to examine the oral
infectious burden and what it means in relation to
periodontal disease and to systemic health.
objectives: The objectives of this lecture are: 1. to examine
the nature of the of the infective burden and the distribution
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of putative pathogens within the population, 2. to examine
the relationship between the oral burden of infection and
the presence and level of anti-heat shock protein (HSP) 60,
a putative marker of morbidity and mortality in patients
with defined cardiovascular disease, 3. to examine the
role of co-infection in the pathogenesis of periodontal
disease.
Shapira, Lior
Faculty of Dental Medicine, Hadassah and Hebrew
University, Jerusalem, Israel
Thursday, June 7, 2012
14:00 – 15:30 | Room Strauss 2-3
EFP/ AAP Session – Latest therapies and emerging
technologies
recent advances in the development of vaccination and
host-modulation therapy
Aims: The aim of the presentation is to discuss the impact
of the host-response to the pathogenesis of periodontitis
and the possibility to use this knowledge for the
development of new therapeutic and preventive modalities.
objectives: 1. To assess the scientific evidence available
to support the role of the host response in the process of
infection-induced periodontal destruction. 2. To present
the possibility of controlling inflammation as a treatment
approach to periodontitis, particularly in individuals at risk.
3. To predict if clinical periodontology will stay a surgical
profession or will change due to new host-modulating
treatments. 4. To present the debate regarding vaccination
as an efficient modality to prevent periodontaitis.
Slot, Dagmar Else
Academic Center for Dentistry Amsterdam (ACTA),
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Friday, June 8, 2012
14:00 – 15:30 | Room Lehar 1-4
Therapy 3
Do lasers / photodynamic therapy have a role in
periodontal treatment
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to discuss the available
evidence for the use of laser/photodynamic therapy during
non-surgical periodontal therapy.
objectives: 1. To identify different types of lasers and
photodynamic therapy 2. To describe the effect when
used as adjunct to supra-and subgingival debridement
or as a mono therapy 3. To discuss the role for lasers/
photodynamic in non-surgical periodontal therapy.
Stammberger, heinz
Medical University Graz, Graz, Austria
Friday, June 8, 2012
09:00 – 10:00 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
Plenary Lecture
the maxillary sinus – anatomical and pathological
considerations
Aims: Endoscopic approaches over the last 35 or so years
have resulted in a shift of paradigm both of understanding
of normal and pathopysiology as well as therapeutic
concepts towards maxillary and ethmoid sinuses.
objectives: With the exception of true dentogenic and
traumatic background, the majority of maxillary sinus
inflammatory diseases is due to affections of the ethmoidal
prechambers, the ethmoidal infundibulum in first line.
It is from here, that the maxillary sinus develops and
pneumatizes into the maxilla, remaining dependant on
its prechamber regarding ventilation and drainage.
Mucociliary transport has genetically determined transport
routes, which always aim for the natural ostium of the very
sinus and cell, from where the latter was pneumatized.
Accessory ostia in the fontanelle regions – or surgically
created ones not connecting to the natural ostia, do not
substantially contribute to drainage; in contrast, they can
lead to the “circular transport” phenomenon, extremely
annoying for patients. Endoscopic treatment, especially
surgical, of inflammatory maxillary sinus diseases, has
therefore turned into treatment of the ethmoidal clefts,
the prechambers to the sinus. Fenestration procedures in
the inferior nasal meatus have, by and large, completely
been abandoned. Angled telescopes allow for an almost
100 per cent overview of the sinus and sophisticated
instrumentation helps to reach all sinus walls from
inside, transnasally. So be it foreign body removal or
fungus ball, inverted papilloma or antrochoanal polyps,
with the exception of disease of dentogenic origin
external approaches like Caldwell-Luc have more or
less disappeared ; even for malignant tumors – as long
as they do not transgress anterior or posterior walls or
into the orbit, can be approached endoscopically under
certain preconditions. Examples of endoscopic diagnosis,
mucociliary transport and a variety of surgical possibilities
as well as their limitations will be discussed and presented
on video clips.
Stavropoulos, Andreas
School of Dentistry, Aarhus University, Aarhus C, Denmark
Thursday, June 7, 2012
16:00 – 17:30 | Room Schubert 1-2
Themed research communications: Periodontal
regeneration
periodontal regeneration
Aims: To give a short overview of current status and some
future perspectives of regenerative periodontal therapy.
objectives: Periodontal regeneration implies that wound
healing after therapy is characterized by the formation
of new cementum with functionally oriented inserting
collagen fibers on the previously exposed/affected
portion of the root, paralleled with new alveolar bone
formation, and a periodontal ligament with physiologic
width and composition. A variety of approaches claiming
to enhance periodontal regeneration have been promoted
during the years. These included a number of surgical
techniques in combination with root surface conditioning
schemes, implantation of a number of bone grafts or bone
biomaterials, barrier devices, and more recently lately
matrix- and growth and differentiation factors, or living
cells, either as stand-alone protocols or in combinations.
These procedures have met variable histological and
clinical success, occasionally due to lack of biological
potential, other times due to unfortunate case selection
and/or clinical management. Periodontal regeneration
with currently available technologies seems limited in
certain morphologies of periodontal defects. Based on
accumulated evidence from preclinical studies, a better
understanding of periodontal wound healing has recently
emerged, indicating that important factors for periodontal
regeneration are: a) wound stability, allowing uneventful
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blood clot adhesion and maturation on the instrumented
root surface, b) unobstructed space provision, allowing
formation and maturation of a periodontal regenerate,
and c) primary intention healing prohibiting infection of
the periodontal regenerate. Adjunct treatment measures,
including the surgical technique, acknowledging these
critical points and the native potential for periodontal
wound healing/regeneration may provide a clinical
benefit.
Stokman, Monique
University Medical Center Groningen, Groningen,
Netherlands
Friday, June 8, 2012
16:00 – 17:30 | Room Lehar 1-4
Mucosal and dentine sensitivity
the effect of mucosal lesions on plaque control and their
management
Aims:
The aim of this lecture is to discuss the clinical features of
the most common mucogingival lesions and to provide the
best options to manage a proper plaque control.
objectives: 1. To recognize the most common
mucogingival lesions. 2. To describe the clinical
characteristics of the mucogingival lesions. 3. To be able
to give effective dental hygiene instruction in patients with
mucogingival lesions.
Suvan, Jean
UCL Eastman Dental Institute, London, United Kingdom
Thursday, June 7, 2012
10:30 – 12:00 | Room Lehar 1-4
Behaviour, psychology and quality of life
health behaviour change in the dental practice
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to discuss the relevance
and application of health behaviour change techniques
and tools in the dental practice setting with a focus on
enhancing clinician skills and settings that facilitate positive
health behaviours in patients.
objectives: 1. To understand the concepts underlying
health behaviour change and brief interventions based
upon the spirit of motivational interviewing 2. To identify
differences in communication styles, techniques and tools
3. To consider integration strategies relevant to the dental
visit context 4. To discover ways to advance clinicians’
application of identified approaches
tangerman, Albert
University Medical Center Groningen, Groningen,
Netherlands
Saturday, June 9, 2012
12:30 – 13:30 | Room Lehar 1-4
Halitosis – Implications in the dental practice
Extra-oral halitosis
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to discuss how to detect
extra-oral halitosis.
objectives: 1. To stress the importance to differentiate
between intra- and extra-oral halitosis. 2. To discuss the
different forms of extra-oral halitosis. 3. To identify the
compounds responsible for extra-oral halitosis.
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tepper, Gabor
Vienna Medical University, Vienna, Austria
Saturday, June 9, 2012
11:00 – 12:00 | Room Strauss 1
Anatomical pitfalls
Anatomical pitfalls in implantology and periodontology
Aims: to demonstrate that textbook anatomy has
little importance to an oral surgeons or periodontists
professional life - special advanced knowledge is
requested
objectives: This presentation will not focus on textbook
anatomy – instead it will present the aspects of clinical
and surgical anatomy which every implantologist, oral
surgeon and periodontist will encounter in his everyday
practice. It is well known, that anatomy changes through
a human being’s lifespan. It is a multifactorial feature
which causes massive alterations of hard- and soft tissue
structures under the following influences: Age, tooth loss,
dental interventions, gender and genetics. Understanding
of all aspects of topography is essential for the specialist
to enable him to deal with today’s challenges. The
lecture emphasises the importance of clinical anatomy
to understand modern diagnostic tools like CT and DVT
by aquiering a 3D-Vision for the human body. New
literature demonstrates that the main reason for legal suits
in dentistry and oral surgery is actual bodily damage
like nerve injuries and thus alterations in nerval sensitivity
caused by either insufficient preoprative diagnostics or
intraoperative complications. Demonstrating anatomy
beyond the level of student textbooks is the main goal of
this presentation – douzens of clinical images will lead the
way.
tervonen, tellervo
University of Oulu, University of Oulu, Finland
Thursday, June 7, 2012
16:00 – 17:30 | Room Strauss 2-3
Periodontal medicine
the complex inter-relationship of periodontitis and diabetes
Aims: The aim is to clarify the biologic hyperglycemia
related mechanisms that are behind the increased
susceptibility to periodontal inflammation in DM patients.
objectives: A vast number of scientific papers indicate
that diabetes mellitus (DM) is a significant risk factor
for both gingivitis and chronic periodontitis. The
presentation will focus on the hyperglycemia associated
pathogenetic mechanisms that increase the susceptibility
to periodontal inflammation (for example AGE-formation,
hyperresponsiveness of the immune system, increased
oxidative stress, abnormal leucocyte functions).
Furthermore, the role of systemic inflammation in the
background of periodontal inflammation as well as other
diabetic complications will be discussed. Although a
number of studies indicate that the metabolic control of DM
is improved along with elimination of periodontal bacterial
load by anti-infective therapies, it is not clear, who are the
patients that would benefit from such treatments. Therefore
recent data of clinical studies of the effect of periodontal
treatment on diabetic state will be discussed.
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testori, tiziano
Como, Italy
Saturday, June 9, 2012
09:00 – 10:30 | Room A3
Practical approaches to maxillary sinus augmentation
surgery
Lateral approach to sinus grafting
Aims: The lecture will discuss the clinical indications
and contraindications. The most appropriate surgical
procedures and graft materials will be presented in an
evidences-based approach.
objectives: § To identify the rationale for a correct
pre-operative planning § To learn the correct surgical
technique step by step § To choose the most appropriate
grafting materials
teughels, Wim
KU Leuven, Leuven, Belgium
Saturday, June 9, 2012
11:00 – 12:00 | Room A3
Nutrition in the management of periodontal disease
the potential of probiotics
Aims: As in other fields of healthcare, probiotics have been
introduced for prevention and treatment of periodontal
diseases. However, implementing probiotics in the daily
periodontal practice should be based on sound scientific
evidence.
objectives: This lecture will address the concept of
probiotics in the field of periodontology. Attention will
be given to the rationale, the benefits and the currently
available evidence. We will try to focus on probiotics
currently available in Europe. The data presented will be
derived from a recent literature review and new clinical
studies.
tinti, Carlo
Flero, Italy
Thursday, June 7, 2012
14:00 – 15:30 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
Implants for compromised situations
how to manage the implant in a compromised position
Aims: An incorrect evaluation or treatment plan can cause
a wrong positioning of implants, making difficult their use
prosthetically. This lecture´s aim is to identify the problem
as soon as it comes to the clinician´s attention, and then to
make a diagnosis of what may have caused it.
objectives: The second part of the lecture will be about its
objectives, showing how to solve the problems of implants
malpositioning and how to avoid them.
tomasi, Cristiano
The Sahlgrenska Academy at University of Gothenburg,
Gothenburg, Sweden
Friday, June 8, 2012
08:30 – 10:00 | Room Strauss 2-3
Aggressive periodontitis
Aggressive and chronic periodontitis – what are the
differences?
Aims: With the latest classification of periodontal
diseases from 1999, age has been ruled out as a
factor to discriminate between different clinical forms of
periodontitis and degree of destruction in relation to time
of onset is considered as the prominent factor. Despite
most clinicians may discriminate, after appropriate
diagnostic paths, between aggressive and chronic forms,
the criteria adopted in research to classify the patients are
not homogeneous. The aim of the lecture will be to explore
what are the features in common and which are the clear
differences between aggressive and chronic periodontitis
in terms of clinical, immunological and microbiological
parameters.
objectives: Starting from the different definitions and
threshold that can be found in periodontal literature, the
implications when interpreting research results will be
discussed. Furthermore, the importance of time as a factor
to evaluate progression and degree of susceptibility will be
evaluated. Finally, the potential differences in term of host
response and therapeutic implications will be addressed.
tonetti, Maurizio
European Research Group on Periodontology, Genova,
Italy
Friday, June 8, 2012
10:30 – 11:30 | Room Schubert 4-5
Publishing in JCP
publishing in the Journal for Clinical periodontology
Aims: This presentation will introduce researchers to the
standards and decision making process of the Journal of
Clinical Periodontology with the aim to assist in research
design and manuscript preparation
objectives: 1. Review equator network standards of
reporting used by the Journal of Clinical Periodontology
and identify the correct checklist for each study design 2.
Review ethical standards in terms of conflict of interest,
authorship and scientific misconduct 3. Discuss areas of
editorial priority
tonetti, Maurizio
European Research Group on Periodontology, Genova,
Italy
Friday, June 8, 2012
16:00 – 17:30 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
Periodontology management of molar teeth – How
successful?
the problem of periodontal involvement of molar teeth
Aims: This lecture will provide an overview of our
current understanding of the diagnostic, prognostic
and therapeutic challenges represented by furcation
involvement. In the past dentist have neglected the
presence of interradicular defects in the context of their
treatment plans. Today, many general practitioners seem to
believe that the presence of a furcation defect represents
an indication for tooth extraction and implant replacement.
The lecture aims to assess the evidence and present clinical
implications that will help a more precise assessment of the
prognosis of individual molars and the clinical decisions
that need to be made.
objectives: 1. Discuss current diagnostic approaches
and prognositc indicators in multirooted teeth. 2. Present
the evidence to support treatmetn or extraction of molars
with furcation involvements. 3. Outline rationale clinical
approaches to incorporate this element in the overall
treatment plan.
FACULTY ABSTRACTS
trombelli, Leonardo
Research Centre for the Study of Periodontal and Peri-
Implant Diseases, Ferrara, Italy
Thursday, June 7, 2012
14:00 – 15:30 | Room A3
Forum for Specialists: Periodontal surgery – Currents
techniques and applications
Minimally invasive surgery
Aims: The aim of this lecture will be to thoroughly define
advantages and limitations of a novel minimally-invasive
surgical approach, namely the Single Flap Approach
(SFA), for the treatment of deep intraosseous defects. In
particular, the possibility that SFA may enhance condition
for wound stability, leading to eventual periodontal
regeneration, will be discussed when used either in
conjunction with reconstructive technologies or as single
treatment.
objectives: 1. define the rationale for using a minimally
invasive procedure to enhance the regenerative outcome
following treatment of deep intraosseous defects; 2.
describe in details the surgical steps of a novel minimally
invasive approach to access periodontal defects, the
Single Flap Approach; 3. define potential advantages and
drawbacks of the procedure, with particular emphasis on
factors affecting treatment outcome
Valentini, pascal
University of Corsica, Corte, France
Saturday, June 9, 2012
09:00 – 10:30 | Room A3
Practical approaches to maxillary sinus augmentation
surgery
the diagnosis and management of sinus pathology prior to
sinus augmentation
Aims: According to the literature, It is well known that
the occurence of post operative chronic sinusitis appears
to be limited to patients with a predisposition for this
condition. In order to prevent post and also per operative
complications it is very important to be able to precise
anatomical particularities and to diagnose the health status
of maxillary sinus. The possibility for the right management
of those parameters is essential for the case selection.
objectives: case selection for maxillary sinus grafting
Van De Velde, tommie
University of Ghent, Ghent, Belgium
Thursday, June 7, 2012
10:30 – 12:00 | Room A3
Forum for Specialists: Implantology – Computer aided
treatment
Indications and limitations for implant guided surgery
Aims: The aim of this presentation is to describe indications
and limitation related to guided implant surgery.
objectives: 1. To describe the rationale for the use of
guided surgery in clinical practice 2. To identify an
update of the current available literature related to
existing techniques 3. To give the results of clinical studies
scrutinizing the clinical aspects of guided surgery. 4.
To identify procedures to apply guided surgery in good
clinical practice.
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Van Der Velden, Ubele
ACTA, LA Amsterdam, Netherlands
Saturday, June 9, 2012
11:00 – 12:00 | Room A3
Nutrition in the management of periodontal disease
the nutritional approach
Aims: Periodontitis is a multifactorial disease in which
genetics and environmental- and life style factors play
a major role. The aim of this lecture is to discuss the
impact of diet and micronutrients in the management of
periodontal diseases.
objectives: The objectives are to assess the scientific
evidence that supports the role of nutrition as modifying
factor in the etiology of periodontal diseases, to identify
nutrients that may improve the host response and promote
periodontal health and to give and advice how to handle
in individual periodontitis patients in order to change the
diet into a direction that support the results of periodontal
therapy.
Van Der Weijden, Fridus
Academic Center for Dentistry Amsterdam (ACTA),
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Saturday, June 9, 2012
09:00 – 10:00 | Room Lehar 1-4
Plenary Lecture
how critical is the control of interproximal plaque for oral
health?
Aims: In the spaces between teeth, where the highest
prevalence of caries and periodontal diseases occur,
efficient toothbrushing alone has a limited effect. Various
interdental oral hygiene products are available. What is
the evidence to support their use? This lecture will present
the results of four systematic reviews concerning the effect
of floss, woodsticks, interdental brushes and the oral
irrigator. The implementation of these results in everyday
practice will be discussed.
objectives: -Interpretation systematic reviews on interdental
cleaning -Value the efficacy of various interdental cleaning
devices -Implementation of results in everyday practice
Van Dyke, thomas
The Forsyth Institute, Cambridge, United States Of America
Thursday, June 7, 2012
10:30 – 12:00 | Room Strauss 2-3
New insights into the Host response in Periodontitis
New insights into the resolution of inflammation
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to familiarize the
participant with the basic concepts and principles of
resolution of inflammation as an active biochemical
process with emphasis on the pathogenesis and treatment
of periodontitis.
objectives: 1. To identify the biological pathways of
resolution of inflammation. 2. To describe the role of
resolution pathways in the pathogenesis of periodontal
diseases. 3. To assess the potential for pharmacological
enhancement of resolution pathways in the prevention
and treatment of periodontitis. 4. The put resolution of
inflammation in the context of host modulation therapy.
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Van Strydonck, Danielle
ACTA, AMSTERDAM, Netherlands
Friday, June 8, 2012
10:30 – 12:00 | Room Lehar 1-4
Therapy 2
Mouthrinses to improve gingival health – choice and
applicability
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to discuss the impact of
commercially available mouthrinses on gingival health.
objectives: To overview the current commercially available
mouthrinses. To describe the properties of an ideal
mouthrinse to improve gingival health. To discuss how
close do currently available mouthrinses reach these ideals
(clinical and scientific evidence). To identify the limitations
of commercially available mouthrinses. To ask whether
some dentifrice ingredients may influence the effect of a
mouthrinse on plaque and gingival bleeding. To provide
recommendations about the use of mouthrinses in different
clinical conditions. To evaluate their cost-effectiveness.
Verner, Christian
Nantes, France
Friday, June 8, 2012
08:30 – 10:00 | Room Lehar 1-4
How does understanding aetiology influence management?
Microbiological and bacterial sampling – how may it
influence management?
Aims: The aim of this presentation is to explain how
microbiological and bacterial samplings could influence
periodontal treatments.
objectives: Periodontitis is caused by opportunistic
infectious agents, the expression of which is related to
patients susceptibility. The goals of treatment are to reestablish
and maintain a new bacteriological balance.
How can microbiological and bacterial samplings help us
to fulfill these objectives? Two different sampling methods
will be described: anaerobic culture and real-time PCR.
This presentation will point out their valuable contribution
to: - Periodontal diagnosis, - Antimicrobial agents
prescription, - Adjustements to treatment plan, - Facilitate
supportive care, - Set up an orthodontic or implant therapy.
These differents topics will be clarified with a pragmatic
point of view, to highlight their potential relevance in
clinical practice.
Weiland, Frank
Private practice limited to orthodontics, Deutschlandsberg,
Austria
Saturday, June 9, 2012
09:00 – 10:30 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
Orthodontic treatment approaches in the advanced
periodontal case
the role of the orthodontist
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to discuss the team
approach to treatment of patients with advanced
periodontal disease from the orthodontist’s perspective.
Orthodontic tooth movement implies adaptation of the
alveolar bone and the neighbouring tissues. Orthodontics
may thereby support periodontal treatment but can also
aggravate the periodontal situation, in case of uncontrolled
tooth movement combined with an inflamed periodontium.
Factors that have major impact on the clinical outcome will
be discussed.
objectives: 1. To describe the basics of orthodontic tissue
remodelling 2. To understand the special prerequisites
in periodontally compromised patients for successful
orthodontic treatment 3. To understand the possibilities and
limitations of orthodontic tissue regeneration 4. To assess
the post-treatment prognosis
West, Nicola
Bristol Dental School, BS1 2LY, United Kingdom
Friday, June 8, 2012
16:00 – 17:30 | Room Lehar 1-4
Mucosal and dentine sensitivity
Evaluation of treatment modalities for dentine
hypersensitivity
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to assess the efficacy of
currently available treatment modalities in the management
of dentine hypersensitivity.
objectives: 1. To assess the current evidence to support
efficacy of treatment modalities for dentine hypersensitivity
2. To identify the mechanism of how different products
claim to alleviate pain from sensitive teeth 3. To be
able to inform the public regarding evidence based
treatment options for the oral pain condition of dentine
hypersensitivity.
Winkel, Edwin
University Medical Center Groningen, Groningen,
Netherlands
Saturday, June 9, 2012
12:30 – 13:30 | Room Lehar 1-4
Halitosis – Implications in the dental practice
Intra-oral halitosis
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to discuss how to detect
intra-oral halitosis.
objectives: 1. To discuss the different forms of intra-oral
halitosis. 2. To identify the compounds responsible for
intra-oral halitosis. 3. To discuss the implications for daily
practice
Zitzmann, Nicola
Universitätskliniken für Zahnmedizin Basel, Basel,
Switzerland
Saturday, June 9, 2012
12:30 – 14:30 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
Peri-implantitis – A challenge for all
pathogenesis of peri-implantitis and periodontitis.
Similarities and discrepancies
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to discuss similarities
and differences between periodontal and peri-implant
tissues, which affect the pathology, disease diagnosis and
consequent treatment modalities.
objectives: 1. To describe structural differences in
supporting tissues between implants and teeth
2. To explain histopathological characteristics of lesions
analyzed in experimental protocols and human biopsy
material 3. To describe appropriate measures for disease
diagnosis 4. To conclude consequences for treatment
protocols of peri-implantitis
FACULTY ABSTRACTS
Zucchelli, Giovanni
Bologna, Italy
Friday, June 8, 2012
10:30 – 12:00 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
Gingival recession – Biology, aetiology and management
Surgical management of gingival recession – comparison
of techniques
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to discuss different root
coverage surgical techniques in the treatment planning of
the patient affected by multiple gingival recessions in the
different areas of the mouth.
objectives: 1)To assess which root coverage procedure
to use among those feasible in a given clinical situation.
2)To assess what are the technical difficulties of various
techniques and what should i start with 3)To assess the
clinical advantages and disadvantages with a specific
focus on esthetics
Zuhr, otto
Huerzeler Zuhr GmbH, Muenchen, Germany
Thursday, June 7, 2012
10:30 – 12:00 | Main Auditorium (A7-A8)
Periodontal plastic surgery
Microsurgical approaches
Aims: The aim of this lecture is to discuss how the
implementation of microsurgical principles can improve
the predictability and long term prognosis of periodontal
surgical techniques.
objectives: 1. To present how microsurgery is defined and
carried out 2. To identify possible benefits of microsurgical
procedures 3. To assess the scientific evidence available to
support the clinical application of microsurgical techniques
4. To describe the clinical step by step of selected
microsurgical techniques
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EXHIBITOR LIST ALPHABETICAL
(as per printing date)
150
37 ACTEON
49 ADIN Dental Implant Systems Ltd.
16a Advanced Dental Diagnostics BV
12c Aesculap AG
18b American Academy of Periodontology
6c American Dental Systems
28b American Eagle Instruments Inc.
7a Anthogyr
10a Astra Tech AB
19f Bdiz Edi
9c Bicon Europe Ltd.
48b BIEN-AIR Dental SA
13a BioGaia AB
55 BioHorizons, Inc.
61a Biolase
25a Biomatlante
39 & F4 Biomet 3i
44b botiss biomaterials
52b Bredent Medical GmbH & Co. KG
45b brumaba GmbH & Co. KG
5d BTI Biotechnology Institute
29 CAMLOG Biotechnologies AG
43b Carl Zeiss Meditec
47b Chimo Dental
54a CMS Dental
19c Consult-PRO / DHC Marketing Inc.
5c CORTEX Dental Implants Industries Ltd.
12b Cumdente GmbH
43c Curaden International AG
48c DCI-Dental Consulting GmbH
15b Degradable Solutions AG
3b DenTack Implants Ltd.
33 DENTAID
2a Dental R.A.T.
45a Dental A2Z Ltd.
11a DENTAL RATIO
28b Dentatus AB
5a Dentium Co., Ltd.
41 DENTSPLY Friadent
15c Deppeler SA
47a Dexcel Pharma GmbH
30b Dürr Dental AG
58 & F3 EMS Electro Medical Systems
18a European Association for Osseointegration
43a Florida Probe
11c Fotona D.D.
40 GABA / Colgate
36 Geistlich Biomaterials
17b GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare
11d GluStitch Inc
8b Greiner Bio-One GmbH
25b Hager & Werken GmbH & Co KG
14b Hain Lifescience GmbH
54b HANS Korea
8d Hartzell & Son, G.
42 Heraeus
23 HU-FRIEDY Mfg. Co. LLC
62a IDEA - Interdisciplinary Dental Education Academy
27b Implant Direct Sybron Europe AG
8c ITI International Team for Implantology
18c J. Morita Mfg. Corp.
2b JETTS Technology Co., Ltd.
35 Johnson & Johnson
16b KaVo
11b Kea Software GmbH
31 Keystone Dental
21b LM-Instruments Oy
28b Loser & Co GmbH
51 Maxillent Ltd.
30a Mectron SPA
26b Meda Pharma GmbH
6b MegaGen Implant Co., Ltd.
28a Hager & Meisinger GmbH
28c Meta
57 & F2 MIS Implants Technologies Ltd.
19a Neobiotech
15d Neoss GmbH
50a Nissin Dental Products Inc.
59 Nobel Biocare
17c NovaBone Products
26a Nucleoss Implant
9a Omnia Spa
60 & F1 Oral-B / Procter & Gamble
26c Oral-Prevent
14c orangedental GmbH & Co. KG
1 Osseous Technologies Of America
54c Osstell
61b OSSTEM Germany GmbH
15a OsteoBiol by Tecnoss
13d Osteogenics Biomedical, Inc.
17a Osteology Foundation
34 Philips
6a Planmeca Oy
44a Quintessence Publishing
14a RIEMSER Arzneimittel AG
8a SICAT GmbH & Co. KG
5b Sirona Dental Systems GmbH
47c SOREDEX
10b Southern Implants
10c Stoma Dentalsysteme GmbH & Co KG
38 Straumann (Institut Straumann AG)
62d successpharm GmbH
32 SUNSTAR
48d Swissmeda AG
4 Tecdent HandelsgmbH
52a TePe Mundhygieneprodukte Vertriebs-GmbH
53 Thommen Medical AG
9b Tigran Technologies
30c TRI Dental Implants Int. AG
13b USTOMED INSTRUMENTE
27a W&H Dentalwerk Bürmoos GmbH
7b Wiley-Blackwell Publishing
56 Zimmer Dental
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EXHIBITOR LIST NUMERICAL
(as per printing date)
1 Osseous Technologies Of America
2a Dental R.A.T.
2b JETTS Technology Co., Ltd.
3b DenTack Implants Ltd.
4 Tecdent HandelsgmbH
5a Dentium Co., Ltd.
5b Sirona Dental Systems GmbH
5c CORTEX Dental Implants Industries Ltd.
5d BTI Biotechnology Institute
6a Planmeca Oy
6b MegaGen Implant Co., Ltd.
6c American Dental Systems
7a Anthogyr
7b Wiley-Blackwell Publishing
8a SICAT GmbH & Co. KG
8b Greiner Bio-One GmbH
8c ITI International Team for Implantology
8d Hartzell & Son, G.
9a Omnia Spa
9b Tigran Technologies
9c Bicon Europe Ltd.
10a Astra Tech AB
10b Southern Implants
10c Stoma Dentalsysteme GmbH & Co KG
11a DENTAL RATIO
11b Kea Software GmbH
11c Fotona D.D.
11d GluStitch Inc
12b Cumdente GmbH
12c Aesculap AG
13a BioGaia AB
13b USTOMED INSTRUMENTE
13d Osteogenics Biomedical, Inc.
14a RIEMSER Arzneimittel AG
14b Hain Lifescience GmbH
14c orangedental GmbH & Co. KG
15a OsteoBiol by Tecnoss
15b Degradable Solutions AG
15c Deppeler SA
15d Neoss GmbH
16a Advanced Dental Diagnostics BV
16b KaVo
17a Osteology Foundation
17b GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare
17c NovaBone Products
18a European Association for Osseointegration
18b American Academy of Periodontology
18c J. Morita Mfg. Corp.
19a Neobiotech
19c Consult-PRO / DHC Marketing Inc.
19f Bdiz Edi
21b LM-Instruments Oy
23 HU-FRIEDY Mfg. Co. LLC
25a Biomatlante
25b Hager & Werken GmbH & Co KG
26a Nucleoss Implant
26b Meda Pharma GmbH
EXHIBITION
26c Oral-Prevent
27a W&H Dentalwerk Bürmoos GmbH
27b Implant Direct Sybron Europe AG
28a Hager & Meisinger GmbH
28b American Eagle Instruments Inc.
28b Dentatus AB
28b Loser & Co GmbH
28c Meta
29 CAMLOG Biotechnologies AG
30a Mectron SPA
30b Dürr Dental AG
30c TRI Dental Implants Int. AG
31 Keystone Dental
32 SUNSTAR
33 DENTAID
34 Philips
35 Johnson & Johnson
36 Geistlich Biomaterials
37 ACTEON
38 Straumann (Institut Straumann AG)
39 & F4 Biomet 3i
40 GABA / Colgate
41 DENTSPLY Friadent
42 Heraeus
43a Florida Probe
43b Carl Zeiss Meditec
43c Curaden International AG
44a Quintessence Publishing
44b botiss biomaterials
45a Dental A2Z Ltd.
45b brumaba GmbH & Co. KG
47a Dexcel Pharma GmbH
47b Chimo Dental
47c SOREDEX
48b BIEN-AIR Dental SA
48c DCI-Dental Consulting GmbH
48d Swissmeda AG
49 ADIN Dental Implant Systems Ltd.
50a Nissin Dental Products Inc.
51 Maxillent Ltd.
52a TePe Mundhygieneprodukte Vertriebs-GmbH
52b Bredent Medical GmbH & Co. KG
53 Thommen Medical AG
54a CMS Dental
54b HANS Korea
54c Osstell
55 BioHorizons, Inc.
56 Zimmer Dental
57 & F2 MIS Implants Technologies Ltd.
58 & F3 EMS Electro Medical Systems
59 Nobel Biocare
60 & F1 Oral-B / Procter & Gamble
61a Biolase
61b OSSTEM Germany GmbH
62a IDEA - Interdisciplinary Dental Education Academy
62d successpharm GmbH
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in 1987, BIOMET 3i has been on the forefront in developing, manufacturing and distributing oral reconstructive products, including dental
implant components and bone and tissue regenerative materials. The company also provides educational programs and seminars for dental
professionals around the world. BIOMET 3i is based in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, with operations throughout North America, Latin America,
Europe and Asia- Pacific. For more information about BIOMET 3i, please visit www.biomet3i.com.
Contact Details
Email: 3i.education@biomet.com
Web: www.biomet3i.com
SpS 9 | CoNtroVErSIES IN GUIDED boNE
rEGENErAtIoN IN CoMbINAtIoN WIth IMpLANt
thErApY
thursday, June 7 | 12:15 – 13:45 | Schubert 3
Moderator: M. Sanz (Spain)
Speakers: H. De Bruyn (Belgium), M. Weinländer (Austria)
Abstract:
Guided Bone Regeneration (GBR) is a reliable and validated
procedure that has helped to increase the number of potential
candidates for implant therapy. In this session, we will cover two
frequent clinical scenarios: bone grafting in extraction sockets and
lateral bone augmentation. The discussion will include how biologic
principles should drive the choice of treatment.
Prof. Dr. Mariano Sanz will lead speakers Prof. Dr. De Bruyn and
Dr. Weinländer into an interactive discussion with the audience as
to procedures to perform and procedures to avoid in these clinical
scenarios.
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EMS ELECtro MEDICAL SYStEMS
SpS 14 | KEYS to AChIEVING LoNG-LAStING
IMpLANt rEStorAtIoNS
Friday, June 8 | 10:30 – 12:00 | Strauss 1
Speakers: M. Hürzeler (Germany), O. Zuhr (Germany),
R. Goené (The Netherlands), T. Van de Velde (Belgium)
Abstract:
Dental implant therapy today is a predictable and successful treatment
modality and can provide long-lasting, aesthetic and functional
restorations to meet patient expectations.
However, obtaining and maintaining the best functional and
aesthetic result is dependent on many factors. These factors include:
preserving crestal bone and soft tissues, avoiding biological long
term complications such as peri-implantitis, or designing the ideal
restoration. These factors are key to achieving and maintaining long
lasting implant-supported restorations and a high level of patient
satisfaction.
Expert clinicians will reveal the secrets of long-lasting implant-supported
restorations in a provocative discussion format.
The Swiss company E.M.S. Electro Medical Systems has played a leading role in the field of professional prophylaxis for more than 30 years.
As the inventor of the Original Piezon® and AIR-FLOW® Methods, EMS has set milestones and continuously consolidated its position through
relentless innovation. EMS is committed to achieving “healthy natural teeth for everybody”, and offers innovative systems combining intuitive,
Swiss-quality products, clinically-proven technologies and continuous education. This is how EMS provides dental professionals with efficient
and comfortable solutions to preserve their patients’ oral health and esthetics. Today, more than 300 highly-skilled employees all over the
world play a role in the company’s success story. Their optimism and curiosity combined with open and effective communication strengthen the
company’s leadership. EMS loves to surprise and delight its customers with finesse and subtleties – the customers are in the center of everything
the company does.
Contact Details
Mrs. Désirée Walter – Marketing Communication
tel: +41 22 99 44 700
Email: welcome@ems-ch.com
Web: www.ems-dent.com
SpS 6 | pErIoDoNtoLoGY
thursday, June 7 | 12:15 – 13:45 | Stolz 1-2
periodontal and peri-implant infection control and biofilm
management
S. Renvert (Sweden), J. Wennström (Sweden)
in alphabetical order
SpS 16 | pErIoDoNtoLoGY
Friday, June 8 | 12:15 – 13:45 | Stolz 1-2
Glycine powder air polishing in the control of oral biofilms
T. Flemmig (USA)
Aims:
The aim of this session is to discuss approaches to subgingival biofilm
removal in the management of periodontal and peri-implant diseases.
objectives:
1. To discuss approaches to mechanical subgingival debridement for
periodontal infection control.
2. To describe clinical and microbiological effects and perceived
treatment comfort of mechanical debridement and subgingival air
polishing in the maintenance of periodontitis patients.
3. To report the clinical and microbiological effects of treatment using
an air-polishing device in treatment of peri-implantitis.
4. To present microbiological data on the effects of subgingival
biofilm control in the treatment of peri-implantitis.
5. To discuss the clinical situations in which an air-polishing device
could be beneficial in the treatment of periodontal and periimplant
diseases.
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MIS IMpLANtS tEChNoLoGIES LtD
SpS 8 | MIS SpoNSor SESSIoN
thursday, June 7 | 12:15 – 13:45 | Schubert 1-2
Moderator: R. Williams (USA)
the role of inflammation in oral and overall health and disease
S. Jepsen (Germany)
Aims:
The aim of this presentation is to discuss the role of inflammation in
periodontal disease progression and its control in periodontal disease
management.
objectives:
1. To understand how host inflammation in response to periodontal
infection leads to the tissue destructive changes characteristic of
periodontitis.
2. To relate genetic and acquired risk factors (e.g., smoking) to
inflammatory host responses and the risk for periodontitis.
3. To discuss the biological plausibility and scientific evidence supporting
an association between inflammatory periodontal disease
and systemic conditions like cardiovascular disease and diabetic
complications.
4. To demonstrate the clinical relevance for controlling inflammation
in managing periodontal disease.
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periZonetM periopatch®:
A pioneer device to promote control of oral inflammation
D. Paquette (USA)
Aims:
The aim of this presentation is to discuss the rationale, evidence and
clinical use of the PeriZone TM PerioPatch® in the management of
inflammatory periodontal disease.
MAIN SPONSORS
Aims:
The aims of this lecture are to demonstrate recent innovations in airpolishing
technology and provide evidence supporting the safety and
efficacy of glycine powder air polishing in reducing the total oral
microbial load.
objectives:
1 . To compare the abrasiveness of air polishing powders currently
used clinically to remove oral biofilm and stain.
2. To evaluate the safety of glycine powder air polishing on oral hard
and soft tissues.
3. To provide evidence for superior efficacy of glycine powder air
polishing in reducing the biofilm load in periodontal pockets and
mucosal habitats of the oral cavity.
4. To demonstrate time efficiency of glycine powder air polishing in
subgingival debridement and evaluate patient perceived comfort
during therapy.
Established in 1995, MIS Implants Technologies is a global leader in the development, design and production of advanced products and
innovative solutions aimed to simplify dental implantology. With a state of the art production line, MIS offers a comprehensive range of cuttingedge
dental implants and superstructures as well as a wide range of solutions for oral restoration and health. The company‘s products are being
distributed in over 65 countries through its well established global distribution network represented by MIS‘ loyal partners worldwide. Committed
to continuous research and development of new and progressive products and technologies, MIS‘ world-class scientists and engineers conduct
and support ongoing laboratory and clinical studies in collaboration with prestigious universities and scientific research institutes worldwide.
MIS adheres to the most stringent quality standards and regulations and carries out most efficient quality assurance procedures. The company‘s
products are cleared for marketing in the USA and are CE approved.
Contact Details
tel: +972 4 9016800
Email: service@mis-implants.com
Web: http://www.mis-implants.com
objectives:
1. To evaluate the scientific evidence and clinical rationale for the
adjunctive use of the PeriZoneTM PerioPatch® (an approved
adhesive barrier device) for the treatment of periodontitis and other
oral inflammatory conditions.
2. To understand how the barrier device, which contains herbal
extracts of three plants (Sambucus nigra, Centella asiatica and
Echinacea purpurea), promotes control of oral inflammation.
3. To be able to select patients with periodontal disease and other
oral inflammatory conditions who may benefit from PeriZoneTM PerioPatch® usage.
SpS 18 | MIS SpoNSor SESSIoN
Friday, June 8 | 12:15 – 13:45 | Schubert 1-2
Implant, osteotomy, Stability
N. Samet (Israel)
Aims:
The aim of this presentation is to discuss a specific implant design and
a specific osteotomy design which when combined minimize stability
reduction during the first weeks following implant placement.
objectives:
1. To understand how different implant design may enhance bone
reaction following implant placement.
2. To discuss how a specific osteotomy design coupled with a
specific implant design may enhance implant stability during the
first weeks following implant placement.
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Implant design on early osseointegration: Effects of macrogeometry,
microgeometry, and surgical instrumentation
P. G. Coelho (USA)
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Aims:
This presentation provides informed insight towards multiple design
trends that may be included in the next generation of endosseous
implants.
objectives:
1. To identify the role of the different implant design components on
early bone healing.
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NobEL bIoCArE
Nobel Biocare is a focused and specialized leader in implant-based dental restorations – including implant systems, high-precision individualized
prosthetics, CAD/CAM systems, diagnostics, treatment planning and guided surgery. Nobel Biocare draws on the industry’s longest heritage
– 40 years – of original scientific research and innovation in restorative dentistry, starting with P.-I. Brånemark’s discovery of osseointegration.
Nobel Biocare produced the first dental implant and was the first to industrialize the commercial manufacture of dental implants and CAD/
CAM-based prosthetics. Since then, Nobel Biocare has introduced numerous advanced solutions to the market, many of which have become
industry standards. The wide range of top-quality products can restore missing or damaged teeth from crown to root. The company is committed
to improving the quality of life of every patient by providing innovative solutions with a focus on patient needs. Customers – and their patients
– can be confident that the solutions offered by Nobel Biocare are „designed for life“ – to provide fully functional, natural-looking results with
the aspiration to last a lifetime.
Contact Details
Nobel Biocare (Österreich) GmbH
An der linken Wienzeile 244-246 1150 Vienna, Austria
tel: +43 1 892 89 90
Fax: +43 1 892 89 9021
Email: info.austria@nobelbiocare.com
Web: www.nobelbiocare.com
SpS 10 | pAtIENt-orIENtED trEAtMENt ApproAChES rEMAIN
thE KEY to SUCCESS
thursday, June 7 | 12:15 – 13:45 | Strauss 1
Moderator: M. Simion (Italy)
treatment planning lecture – Focus will be on available bone
around the desired implant site and identify how to manage
complex situations
G. Tabanella (Italy)
Aims:
This treatment planning session will focus on available bone around
the desired implant site and will identify how to manage complex
situations. How to proceed when the analysis of the desired implant
sites reveals that the width or height of the alveolar ridge is insufficient
and implant treatment would not be an option without reconstructive
surgery.
objectives:
At the conclusion of this session, the audience will be able to:
- Identify anatomically unfavorable sites for an ideal prosthetic driven
implant placement.
- Understand how to manage complex situations in the esthetic region
to expect a predictable long-term prognosis.
- Analyze the desired implant site, width or height.
- Understand when an implant treatment is not to be performed without
reconstructive surgery.
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treatment planning lecture – Identifying and optimally controlling
factors that contributes to overall soft tissue health and stability in
dental implant treatment
E. H. Rompen (Belgium)
Aims:
The aim of this part of the treatment planning session is to identify
and optimally control those factors that contribute to overall soft tissue
health and stability in dental implant treatment. These factors can
include implant design, abutment type and shape, restoration contour
and a meticulously and scrupulously executed sequence of clinical
procedures.
2. Critically evaluate the current implant design technologies in the
macro, micro, and nanometer range length scales
3. Identify strengths and weaknesses of varied implant designs with
respect to different restorative treatment modalities
4. Discuss/quantify bone microstructure and properties evolve as time
elapses after loading.
objectives:
At the conclusion of this session, the audience will be able to:
- Properly sequence treatment for a successful implant restoration in the
esthetic zone.
- Identify crucial factors including implant designs, abutment type and
shape, and subgingival contour.
- Design an optimal provisional restoration to develop and support
peri-implant tissues.
- Understand how to maintain stable tissues and achieve long lasting
esthetic results.
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treatment planning lecture focusing on the selection of restorative
products and protocols to ensure long-lasting esthetic outcomes
I. Gamborena (Spain)
Aims:
Biocompatible and functional parameters, precision of fit, CAD/
CAM technology ensuring optimal and routine treatment outcomes.
The aim of this part of the treatment planning is to select available
restorative options to ensure long-lasting esthetic treatment results.
The lecture will also cover what tools there are available to handle
very limited space situations in the anterior region.
objectives:
At the conclusion of this session, the audience will be able to:
- Understand restorative considerations and the different restoration
possibilities.
- Discuss biocompatible and Value of precision of fit.
- Discuss pros and cons in decision making related to different
materials.
- Identify options to treat the very narrow space in the anterior region.
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Long term outcomes of implant treatments for different indications
and patients – what have we learned and can bring with us into
the future
B. Friberg (Sweden)
Aims:
Once the proof of principle of Osseointegration was established,
clinicians started to focus on long-term restorative results. During the
years to come efforts were made to improve treatment outcomes
in bone of low texture and small volume, in patients with systemic
diseases, in patients with treatment complications etc.
objectives :
At the conclusion of this session, the audience will be able to:
- Understand long term implant treatment outcomes and experiences for
single, partial and edentulous indications.
- Understand patterns of bone remodeling over time.
- Understand how to maintain treatment results.
SpS 20 | MAINtENANCE oF MArGINAL boNE AroUND IMpLANtS
Friday, June 8 | 12:15 – 13:45 | Strauss 1
Moderator: D. van Steenberghe (Belgium)
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orAL-b / proCtEr & GAMbLE
SpS 7 | MAINtENANCE oF DENtAL IMpLANtS (IN CoopErAtIoN
WIth ACtA DEpt. oF pErIoDoNtoLoGY,NL)
thursday, June 7 | 12:15 – 13:45 | Lehar 1-4
Chair: F. van der Weijden (The Netherlands)
how to probe dental implants?
D. S. Barendregt (The Netherlands)
Aims:
The aim of this lecture is to understand the do‘s and dont‘s of periimplant
probing, a structure for the implant maintenance, and to
discuss the choices you can make based on your diagnosis.
objectives:
1. To identify the problems arisen by the increased number of
implants and their clinical consequences
2. To describe implant-supported structures and peri-implant tissues
3. To understand the importance of the diagnosis for selecting a
treatment modality
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how to clean dental implants – chemical, mechanical and laser
debridement
A. Louropoulou (The Netherlands)
Aims:
The aims of this lecture are to assess different approaches to clean
dental implant surfaces during maintenance or as part of periimplantitis
treatment and to provide clinical guidelines regarding the
best available procedure.
objectives:
1. To describe the importance of implant cleaning and the implication
of different surface characteristics
2. To identify the different instruments available and other various
combinations for implant cleaning
3. To assess cleaning efficacy and biocompatibility of different
mechanical instruments, chemical means and lasers
4. To discuss systematic reviews on the topic
MAIN SPONSORS
Speakers: M. Esposito (Italy), B. Klinge (Sweden), A. Mombelli
(Switzerland), T. van Dyke (USA), D. van Steenberghe (Belgium),
A.-J. van Winkelhoff (The Netherlands), H.-L. Wang (USA)
Abstract:
The above mentioned speakers/authers share the outcomes of
the consensus conference recently held at Karolinska Institutet in
Stockholm, Sweden, devoted to “Maintenance of Marginal Bone
around Implants”. The audience will be invited to ask questions, either
beforehand through the Nobel Biocare website www.nobelbiocare.
com or by sending text messages during the session itself.
Procter & Gamble (P&G) touches and improves the lives of about 4.4 billion people around the world with its portfolio of trusted, quality brands.
The Company‘s leadership brands include Pampers®, Ariel®, Always®, Pantene®, Mach3®, Fairy®, Pringles®, Lenor®, Iams®, Crest®,
Oral-B®, Duracell®, Olay®, Head & Shoulders®, Wella®, Gillette®, Braun®, Fusion®, Ace®, Febreze®, and Ambi Pur®. With operations
in about 80 countries and with just under a quarter of our global workforce working in Western Europe, P&G brands are available in more
than 180 countries worldwide. In 2005, with the acquisition of The Gillette Company by P&G, the iconic Crest and Oral-B brands were united
underneath the umbrella of P&G Oral Care. The union places P&G Oral Care as the market leader by two times the nearest competitor and as
the only major oral care company with a breadth of products across every category: toothpaste, toothbrushes (manual and power), whitening,
rinse, denture and floss. Global P&G Oral Care Brands include Oral-B, AZ, blend-a-med, ipana, Fluocaril, Crest and Fixodent.
Contact Details
Dr. Anja Carina Rist Email: rist.a@pg.com
tel: +41 58 004 7679 Web: www.dentalcare.com
Dental implants hygiene at home – what can patients do?
D. E. Slot (The Netherlands)
Aims:
The aims of this lecture are to discuss the different approaches for home
care cleaning of dental implants.
objectives:
1. To describe the importance of dental implant home care
2. To identify the different devices available
3. To discuss the available evidence regarding this topic
SpS 11 | pErIoDoNtoLoGY AND CArDIoLoGY –
WhAt ArE thE CoNNECtIoNS?
thursday, June 7 | 14:00 – 15:30 | Strauss 1
Chair: I. Chapple (UK)
Update on infective endocarditis prevention
M. H. Thornhill (UK)
Aims:
The aim of this lecture is to discuss the current state of knowledge
about the link between the oral cavity and infective endocarditis (IE)
and the role of antibiotic prophylaxis (AP) in preventing it.
objectives :
1. To explain why infective endocarditis is such a serious disease.
2. To explore the evidence for the link between oral bacteria and
infective endocarditis.
3. To explore why the use of antibiotic prophylaxis to prevent infective
endocarditis is so contentious.
4. To discuss the role of good oral hygiene in preventing infective
endocarditis.
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the link between periodontitis and cardiovascular disease
M. Tonetti (Italy)
Aims :
This lecture will explore the evidence and the nature of the reported
association between periodontitis and atherosclerotic vascular disease.
Is the association causal in nature (i.e. periodontitis contributes to the
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StrAUMANN (INStItUt StrAUMANN AG) Committed to simply doing more for dental professionals
Headquartered inSwitzerland, Straumann is a global leader in implant and restorative dentistry and oral tissue regeneration. In collaboration
with leading clinics, research institutes and universities, Straumann researches, develops and manufactures dental implants, instruments,
prosthetics and tissue regeneration products. Straumann products and services are available in more than 70 countries. With its roots in
Swiss precision engineering, the Straumann® Dental lmplant System is renowned for its exceptional quality and reliability. It is one of the most
extensively scientifically documented implant systems in the world.Straumann offers state-of- the-art computer-guided surgery, intra-oral scanning,
and CADCAM prosthetics, manufactured to very high precision standards in centralized milling units. Straumann also manufactures products
that are used to regenerate oral tissue, either to support implant procedures or to help preserve teeth after treatment for periodontaI disease.
For more than half a century, Straumann has been driven by research and innovation. The company is a leading global contributor to R&D in
its fields and also renowned for its outstanding role in education, providing state-of-the-art training for dental professionals. Straumann works
closely with the lnternational Team for lmplantology (lTl), an independent international network of eminent clinicians and researchers.
Contact Details
Institut Straumann AG Peter Merian-Weg 12 CH-4052 Basel
tel: +41 61 965 11 11 Email: info@straumann.com
Fax: +41 61 965 11 01 Web: www.straumann.com
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pathogenesis of atherosclerosis) or is it mediated by shared risk factors
or confounding?
objectives :
1. Provide a summary of the evidence of an association between the
two diseases.
2. Review the mechanisms that may be at the basis of the association.
3. Review the state of the knowledge on the causality and shared risk
factor hypotheses.
4. Draw conclusions relevant to periodontal practice.
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SpS 2 | StrAUMANN WorKShop*
Wednesday, June 6 | 15:30 – 17:00 | Schubert 3
reconstructive periodontal plastic surgery in the esthetic zone
G. Zucchelli (Italy)
Aims:
The need for knowledge and skills in periodontal surgery is growing
as the awareness and high esthetics demand of patients increase.
This workshop is designed to enhance and develop your skills in
periodontal regenerative surgery.
objectives:
The surgical procedures will be taught on swine mandibles which
will provide a clear understanding of each procedure. Topics to
be covered include: flaps design, simplified papilla preservation,
application of Enamel Matrix Derivative (Emdogain®), suture and post
operative care.
Focus will be obviously given to surgeries on the esthetic zone for the
treatment of bony defects as well as gingival recession
*lecture and hands-on course; limited availability on a first come, first
served basis.
SpS 5 | StrAUMANN CorporAtE ForUM – proVEN CoNCEptS
AND INNoVAtIoNS IN pErIoDoNtAL AND IMpLANt DENtIStrY
thursday, June 7 | 12 :15 – 13 :45 | Strauss 2-3
Moderator: D. L. Cochran (USA)
treatment of recession defects: long-term evidence and predictability
of Emdogain
M. McGuire (USA)
Aims:
This presentation will provide clinical and histological evidence on the
effectiveness of coronally advanced flaps with the use of Emdogain®
in the treatment of recession defects.
objectives:
This clinically-oriented lecture will blend diagnostic guidelines and step
by step techniques to provide a well- rounded understanding regarding
this treatment option, and when it is indicated.New information on the
long-term stability of this procedure will be presented.
Cardiology - how we made the shift from surgery to prevention
C. van Mieghem (Belgium)
Aims :
The aim of this lecture is to discuss the impact of current therapeutic
modalities and prevention on the outcome of patients with ischemic
heart disease.
objectives :
1. To discuss current epidemiologic data on cardiovascular diseases.
2. To highlight the milestones in the treatment of ischemic heart disease:
revascularisation and medical therapy.
3. To discuss the importance of prevention: “an ounce of prevention is
a ton of work”.
Current advances in guided bone regeneration materials and
implant surfaces
N. Donos (UK)
Aims:
During this presentation, an update on the recent studies in relation to
the effect of hydrophilic implant surfaces during bone healing and the
use of different biomaterial for GBR will be critically appraised and
future perspectives will be evaluated.
objectives:
The routine use of titanium dental implants has facilitated the reconstruction
of totally and partially edentulous patients in a predictable
manner. Today, recent advances in the type of implant surfaces have
resulted in faster osseointegration and bone to implant contact allowing
earlier loading and faster treatment for the patient. More specifically,
in recent studies it has been shown that the use of hydrophilic surfaces
is superior than hydrophobic surfaces, an observation with significant
clinical impact.
Currently, the routine use of the GBR principle facilitates the prosthodontically
driven placement of dental implants. It has been suggested
that a number of factors are associated with the successful outcome
following GBR, including the use of an appropriate barrier material
and a bone graft to maintain the space created by the membrane. The
use of new synthetic membranes and bone substitutes might offer valid
alternatives for bone regeneration in association with implants.
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Established and new implant concepts
S. T. Chen (Australia)
Aims:
With the progress of implant therapy, treatment options have expanded
and the number of patients receiving implants has increased substantially
in recent years. Long-term outcome data is a crucial requirement for an
implant system which must be carefully balanced against innovations in
materials and techniques which are necessary to continuously improve
clinical treatment.
objectives:
Long-term clinical evidence on well-established products, new implant
solutions and latest study results will be presented in this lecture.
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ACtEoN
SpS 1 | A brEAKthroUGh IN GINGIVAL rEtrACtIoN tEChNIQUE
For IMpLANtS
Wednesday, June 6 | 16:00 – 17:00 | Schubert 1-2
Speaker: V. Bennani (New Zealand)
Abstract:
Dental implants are fast becoming the preferred restoration for
permanent tooth replacement. To achieve a more predictable aesthetic
outcome cemented-retained prosthesis are often used. In order to
accurately fabricate these cement-retained restorations, gingival
retraction is needed before impressions are taken. This clinical
case series presents a new gingival retraction technique for implant
impression taking when the restorations are in the esthetic zone.
Optimal gingival retraction should be achieved to insure good
impression outcomes. Since the gingival apparatus around implant
is weaker than the peridental tissue the use of atraumatic gingival
retraction technics is recommended to insure that the newly formed
junctional epithelium surrounding the customised abutment is preserved
after impression making, providing optimal and stable soft tissue
contours around the restoration. The packing pressure generated by
an injectable matrix is 10 times lower than the cord system therefore
the risk of injury to the peri-implant tissues is reduced. Recently cordless
retraction paste material for gingival retraction in implant dentistry has
become of interest to the clinician.
Through several clinical cases it is proposed that the use of this
atraumatic gingival retraction technique is key for achieving long-term
aesthetics in implant dentistry.
MAIN SPONSORS
Acteon is supporting the European Federation of Periodontology for more than 20 years, and our partnership has grown together with the
success of the consecutive EuroPerio meetings. We are very happy to participate to the 7th edition of this international scientific meeting and to
take this opportunity to introduce the latest technologies developed in our world-renowned divisions: SATELEC, PIERRE ROLLAND and SOPRO.
We proudly support sponsored sessions and workshops that will allow us to communicate on the projects of our R&D , that are now coming to
the dental market, including breakthrough in the imaging-assisted diagnostics and minimally-invasive protocols dedicated to the prevention of
peri-implantitis or the management of soft tissues surrounding implants.
Contact Details
Mrs. Laurence BOULVERT
tel: +33 5 5634 9127
Email: Laurence.bouolvert@acteongroup.com
Web: www.acteongroup-events.com
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CoLGAtE
SpS 17 | FLUorESCENCE: A NoVEL DIAGNoStIC AID For
pErIoDoNtAL DISEASE?
Friday, June 8 | 12 :15 – 13 :45 | Lehar 1-4
Speakers: F. Vidot (France), F. Louise (France)
Abstract:
Currently the diagnosis of periodontal diseases is based on the
examination by clinician. So the relevance is an operator-dependent
process, its accuracy is difficult to reproduce from one clinician to
another. This lecture will introduce for the first time a new diagnostic
tool in the field of Periodontology: the light induced autofluorescence.
SOPRO (Acteon Group, France) is a pioneer and a leader in the field
of dental imaging and will present the origin of this breakthrough in
the technology and the existing applications of the fluorescence in
dentistry.
The Periodontists will introduce their current research and clinical cases.
They will review the literature and they will draw the perspectives
of a new instrument dedicated to the periodontal diagnosis: the
SoproCareTM.
Your partner in oral health
Over 50 years of continuous clinical research in dental field enables Colgate to offer a comprehensive product range designed to maintain oral
health, by preventing and treating common dental problems. Colgate’s commitment to oral health extends beyond its quality products. Colgate
values its strong partnership with the dental profession and academic institutions and supports oral health research and community health
improvement projects. Colgate strives to continually develop innovative products to meet the evolving needs of the dental profession and their
patients. Explore further the latest Colgate initiatives at www.colgalteprofessional.co.uk.
GAbA INtErNAtIoNAL AG
EUROPERIO7 PLATINUM SPONSORS
in alphabetical order
The specialist in oral care
GABA is a European manufacturer of innovative, branded oral care products. It has worked hand in hand with dental specialists for over 50
years resulting in unique active ingredients of scientifically proven effectiveness, as well as in products which are recognized and accepted by
the dental profession. Thanks to its competence, innovative strength and product quality, GABA has become „The specialist in oral care“. For
more in depth information please visit us at www.gaba.com.
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Contact Details
Dr. Michael Becker
tel: +41 79 812 98 68
Email: michael_becker@gaba.com
Web: www.gaba.com; www.colgalteprofessional.co.uk
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SpS 21 | 3 thINGS thAt DENtAL proFESSIoNALS ShoULD
KNoW AboUt IMpLANt
Friday, June 8 | 14:00 – 15:00 | Strauss 1
risk factors associated with peri-implant diseases
M. Sanz (Spain)
Aims:
The aim of this session will be to review the risk factors associated with
peri-implant diseases and discuss main strategies aimed to prevent
them.
objectives:
This presentation will review the expected results of implant therapy,
both short and medium term since unfortunately we do not have
accurate data on long-term prognosis. These results clearly highlight
the excellent short-term outcome of implant therapy and the high
number of restorative solutions that this therapeutic tool offers in the
treatment of the partially and fully edentulous patient. The results also
highlight that with time complications arise both in the tissues around
the implant as well as in the implant restorations themselves. The signs
of the peri-implant tissues are mostly of infectious nature and both
local and patient risk factors intervene in the occurrence of these
complications.
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Implant maintenance and the prevention of peri-implant diseases
A. Mariotti (USA)
Aims:
The aim of this session will be to discuss how implants can be properly
maintained and how peri-implant diseases can be prevented.
objectives:
This presentation will discuss the importance of supportive care for
implants and peri-implants tissues. In peri- implantitis, the presence
of bacterial-induced inflammation around the implant has been an
important component associated with bone loss. Unlike therapy
for destructive periodontal diseases, predictable techniques to stop
progression of bone loss around implants have not been elucidated.
Therefore, proper, preventive maintenance of dental implants is
essential for the health of peri-implant tissues. Implant maintenance
depends upon frequency of visits, the patient’s individual risk, how
these recall appointments should be structured and what individual
techniques can be added to the normal oral hygiene regime to
enhance the health of peri-implant tissues.
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how to treat peri-implant infections
S. Renvert (Sweden)
Aims:
The aim of this session is to discuss treatment modalities in management
of peri-implant diseases.
objectives:
It is important to early diagnose and treat early signs of infection
around implants. Infection control and the avoidance of re-infection
is a necessary component of therapy if it is going to be successful.
This presentation will focus on different approaches to mechanical
non-surgical treatment of peri-implant infections. Furthermore, clinical
indications for the use of surgical treatment approaches of periimplantitis
will be reported.
SpS 26 | JoINt SYMpoSIUM WIth DEUtSChE GESELLSChAFt
Für pAroDoNtoLoGIE (DGp) / SUpportIVE MAINtENANCE
– thE KEY to LoNG-tErM SUCCESS oF pErIoDoNtAL AND
IMpLANt thErApY
Friday, June 8 | 18:00 – 19:30 | Strauss 1
Chair: P. Eickholz (Germany)
how to structure supportive periodontal therapy according to
patient’s individual risk?
C. Ramseier (Switzerland)
Aims:
This lecture will describe the risk factors associated with periodontal
diseases and discuss promising approaches which increase the
patient’s long term compliance with supportive periodontal therapy.
objectives :
The majority of clinical trials in periodontology conclude that patient
compliance is paramount to gain satisfactory treatment outcomes
and predictable long term successes. Hence, attempts to engage all
patients to follow everyday oral hygiene regimens and cease tobacco
use have become the standard of care.
From the patient’s point of view, a number of factors have been
identified which may influence their long term compliance with
supportive periodontal therapy: 1) demographic variables such as
gender, age, and education, 2) patient variables such as anxiety,
depression, or general attitude, 3) psychosocial factors such as
stress, personal relationships, or socio-economic status, 4) therapeutic
relationship or patient satisfaction, 5) pre- therapeutic severity of
disease, and 6) the type of treatment provided.
Using patient centered approaches for behavioral support (e.g.
Motivational Interviewing) along with skillful communication were
shown to be effective measures to establish and maintain rapport
with patients in general and dental health care. Consequently, dental
professionals involved with periodontal care are urged to acquire
appropriate methods and skills to establish the therapeutic relationships
necessary to increase patient compliance.
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periodontal disease progression in subjects with and without
maintenance
T. Kocher (Germany)
Aims:
This lecture will present results of the ongoing Study of Health in
Pomerania (SHIP) with regard to periodontal attachment loss and
tooth loss and compare it with subjects who had attended a structured
maintenance programm.
objectives :
It is known that periodontal treatment works very well in specialized
offices but it is not known to what extend it works in the general
European population. We will compare periodontal treatment results
from a longitudinal observational cohort study in subjects who reported
to have undergone or not preventive measures and compare it to
subjects from the same region, who had attended a periodontal office.
In contrast to specialised offices periodontal treatment does not seem
to work in the general population, however prophylaxis and home
care measures seem to delay periodontal destruction and tooth loss.
Finally recommendations will be given how to reinforce periodontal
health in the poulation.
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Supportive periimplant therapy
A. Mombelli (Switzerland)
Aims:
The aim of this lecture is to present a comprehensive practical concept
for the diagnosis and treatment of biological implant complications.
objectives:
Based on the most recent evidence, the prevalence of peri-implantitis
seems to be in the order of 10% implants and 20% patients during
5 to 10 years after implant placement. Factors that affect prevalence
figures include a lack of aftercare of patients, smoking, and history of
periodontitis. Clinical protocols for prophylaxis and treatment of periimplantitis
include mechanical debridement, the use of antiseptics and
local or systemic antibiotics as well as surgical procedures. The aim
of this lecture is to present a comprehensive practical concept for the
diagnosis and treatment of biological implant complications.
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DENtSpLY FrIADENt
SpS 3 | StrAtEGIES AGAINSt pErI-IMpLANtItIS: FroM trEAtMENt
pLANNING to LoNG-tErM hEALthY tISSUE
Wednesday, June 6 | 15:30 – 17:00 | Schubert 4-5
presentation and discussion of clinical cases
G. E. Romanos (USA)
Aims:
The aim of this lecture is to present concepts in implant dentistry, which
prevent peri-implant inflammatory reactions and provide crestal bone
stability in long-term.
objectives:
1. To demonstrate characteristics of the modern implant designs to
stabilize and control the peri-implant bone loss.
2. To present prosthetic concepts in implant therapy, which optimize
the plaque control.
3. To present treatment protocols controlling the peri-implant crestal
bone loss after grafting procedures, maintaining the peri-implant
soft and hard tissue stability.
4. To illustrate treatment options of the peri-implant bone loss using
regenerative procedures with long-term success.
SpS 15 | MAStErING ADVErSE tISSUE rEACtIoNS IN
IMpLANt prACtICE
Friday, June 8 | 12:15 – 13 :45 | Strauss 2-3
Long-term success of implants in periodontitis patients –
clinical strategies
J. Meyle (Germany)
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hErAEUS
Aims:
The aim of this presentation is to review long-term success of
endosseous implants in patients treated for periodontitis in relation to
treatment concepts.
objectives:
1. Analysis of the specific situation in patients with periodontitis
2. Treatment concepts and their impact
3. Implant therapy as part of a comprehensive approach in severe
cases with generalized periodontitis
4. Planning and set-up of maintenance
5. Impact of maintenance on periodontal status and long-term success
of implant therapy
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treatment of hard and soft tissue complications in implant therapy
A. Kelekis-Cholakis (Canada)
Aims:
The purpose of this presentation is to expose the clinician to possible
hard and soft tissue complications following implant therapy, review
their management and possible preventive measures.
objectives:
1. Review possible hard and soft tissue complications
2. Identify management methods
3. Discuss possible preventive measures
The name Heraeus has been established in the international dental world as a specialist for high aesthetic dental solutions. Being a reliable
partner to dental professionals, we provide products and services that help our customers restore patient‘s oral health in a safe and more
convenient way. Heraeus, the precious metals and technology group headquartered in Hanau, Germany, is a global, private company with 160
years of tradition. Our fields of competence include precious metals, materials, and technologies, sensors, biomaterials and medical products,
as well as dental products, quartz glass, and specialty light sources. With product revenues of €4.1 billion and precious metal trading revenues
of €17.9 billion, as well as more than 12,900 employees in over 120 subsidiaries worldwide, Heraeus holds a leading position in its global
markets.
Contact Details
Dr. Marianne Gräfin Schmettow
Division Dentistry
Scientific Relations & Communication International
Email: marianne.schmettow@heraeus.com
Web: www.heraeus-dental.com
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SpS 13 | hoW CAN LoCAL ANtIbIotICS ASSISt IN thE
trEAtMENt oF pErIoDoNtItIS
Friday, June 8 | 08:30 – 10:00 | Strauss 1
Chair: N. P. Lang (Hong Kong)
Current understanding of periodontitis: how does it change our
treatment?
M. Tonetti (Italy)
Aims:
This lecture will provide an update on the current concepts of periodontitis
in order to provide a rationale basis for effective intervention. It will
include an update on periodontal infections and on the individual
susceptibility that leads to clinical presentation. The rationale for antiinfective
and host-modulation therapy will be discussed.
objectives:
Summarize the current understanding of periodontal infections
Summarize the components of the individual susceptibility profile
Understand the importance of anti-infective and host-modulation
therapy
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Local antibiotics during periodontal maintenance therapy
N. P. Lang (Hong Kong)
Aims:
To present and discuss the results obtained in a recently finished trial
of the ERGOPERIO-group evaluating the presence and longevity
of therapeutic effects of a slow release doxycycline gel (DDS)
adjunctively administered to non-surgical therapy in subjects with
recurrent periodontitis, but acceptable oral hygiene during supportive
periodontal care in a multi-center, randomized controlled, clinical trial.
Abstract:
Material & Methods: In this single blind, parallel group, multicenter
study, 203 periodontal maintenance subjects with recurrent
periodontitis were recruited in 5 centers and randomly assigned
to ultrasonic/sonic instrumentation with (test) or without (control)
subsequent administration of DDS in all residual periodontal pockets
≥ 4mm. Intergroup differences in probing depth, BOP reductions,
treatment time, probing attachment levels were evaluated at 3, 6 and
12 months.
Results: At baseline, the two groups were comparable. Test subjects
showed a significantly higher decrease in mean probing depth than
the control group at 3 months.
Application of DDS resulted in significantly greater odds of healing of
bleeding pockets ≥ 5 mm at 3 and 6 months.
Conclusion: The results of this trial support the concept that local
delivery of antimicrobials – and DDS in particular – may play an
important role in controlling inflammation and deep pockets in
treated periodontal patients participating in a secondary prevention
programme and able to maintain a satisfactory level of oral hygiene.
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Updates in the development of novel biomaterials for oral and
periodontal applications
W. Shalaby (USA)
Aims:
The utilization of biomaterials as sustained delivery vehicles continues
to be a challenge to improve patient care for dental and medical
applications.
While the disease state, standards of treatment, and biomaterials
can be individually characterized, their interrelationship in the clinical
setting can be confounding.
The true challenge is tailoring the biomaterial’s mechanical, degradation,
and drug release properties to meet the desired clinical
endpoint.
The aim of this talk is to address this methodology as it relates to oral
and periodontal applications, in particular, Ligosan® Slow Release.
objectives:
Overview of biomaterials utilized in controlled drug delivery
- Mechanisms to modulate drug release, duration of delivery, and
elimination
- Rationale for sustained drug delivery for non-surgical management of
periodontitis
- Development of novel injectable, absorbable biomaterials for
sustained drug delivery
- Pre-clinical investigation of antibiotic delivery systems for non-surgical
management of periodontitis
- Future directions
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Slow release Doxycycline, a novelty for the supportive treatment
of periodontitis
P. Eickholz (Germany)
Aims:
Periodontitis and periimplant infections are caused by bacteria. In
most patients mechanical debridement of bacterial deposits results in
healthy conditions. However, in some cases it may be appropriate
to support mechanical antiinfective therapy by use of antibiotics.
After systemic application, antibiotics have desirable and sometimes
undesirable effects not only in the periodontal pocket but spread all
over the body. Thus, an exclusively topically subgingival mode of
antibiotic application is desirable. What additional benefit may be
expected by use of topical Slow Release Doxycycline in periodontal
therapy?
objectives:
1. What effect may we expect after exclusively mechanically
subgingival debridement?
2. What are the effects of topical subgingival application of Slow
Release Doxycycline additional to or instead of mechanical
debridement?
3. What are the main indications for subgingival application of Slow
Release Doxycycline?
SpS 24 | SYMpoSIUM For DENtAL hYGIENIStS: pErIoDoNtItIS
– UpDAtE oN thErApEUtIC optIoNS
Friday, June 8 | 18:00 – 19:00 | Lehar 1-4
Chair: P. Ratka-Krüger (Germany)
Supportive periodontal therapy in daily practice
P. Ratka-Krüger (Germany)
Aims:
A well-organized maintenance care system in combination with active
periodontal treatment is a prerequisite for a good long-term prognosis.
objectives:
For the prevention of under- or overtreatment it is important to determine
the individual level of risk progression. This could be evaluated on the
basis of a number of clinical conditions with a functional diagram
(Lang & Tonetti 2003).
The recall hour consists of four different sections:
1. Examination, reevaluation and diagnosis
2. Motivation, reinstruction and instrumentation
3. Treatment of infected sites with mechanical therapy or local
application of antibiotics
4. Polishing and application of fluorides
The purpose of this lecture is to discuss the basics of continuous patient
monitoring following active periodontal therapy, to describe the
content of the recall hour and to evaluate the patient‘s risk in order to
prevent progression of periodontal disease following therapy.
Furthermore we want to introduce a novel adjunctive local antibiotic
(Ligosan)®, which can be useful in the treatment of infected sites.
telomere length, oxidative stress and chronic periodontal
inflammation: implications for supportive therapy
J. P. Reeves (UK)
Aims:
There is increasingly more evidence establishing an association
between inflammatory periodontal disease and other age related
inflammatory diseases. The causal link between these diseases is
poorly understood and remains to be established.
More recently telomere shortening has also been implicated in age
related, inflammatory diseases, including periodontal disease.
Could these factors be part of the causal link that could explain the
association between periodontitis and chronic inflammatory diseases?
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JohNSoN & JohNSoN CoNSUMEr SErVICES EAME LtD
SpS 25 | JohNSoN & JohNSoN SCIENtIFIC SESSIoN
Friday, June 8 | 18:00 – 19:30 | Strauss 2-3
Mouthrinses – the evidence: part 1
F. van der Weijden (The Netherlands)
For abstracts of the virtual presentations see EuroPerio7 abstract
supplement
Contact Details
Brigitte Kessler
tel: +41 52 262 73 88
Email: dental.marketing@zimmer.com
Web: www.zimmerdental.com
SpS 12 | INNoVAtIoNS IN IMpLANt- AND pErIoDoNtAL
thErApY: potENtIAL IMpACt oF NEW MAtErIALS oN DENtAL
trEAtMENtS
thursday, June 7 | 16:00 – 17:30 | Strauss 1
Speakers : M. Esposito (Italy), M. Schlee (Germany),
M. Hürzeler (Germany)
Aims:
This lecture will introduce and explore Trabecular Metal Material
applications in implant dentistry. With more than ten years of clinical
experience in orthopedic devices, Trabecular Metal Material is an
innovative material offering a new dimension to dental clinical treatments.
The presentation will also examine Puros® Dermis Allograft tissue matrix
– a new soft tissue allograft that may alter the traditional approach
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Are there any preventive measures that could be taken to attenuate
degradation of telomere length and thus preserve the periodontal
tissues?
objectives:
Consider the biochemistry of telomere length relative to chronic
inflammation of the periodontal tissues. Examine the consequences of
telomere degradation in the aetiology of periodontitis and associated
tissue destruction.
Review the factors implicated in the attenuation of telomere attrition
and cell senescence.
Discuss the introduction of additional therapeutic protocols.
Johnson & Johnson, through its operating companies, is the world’s most comprehensive and broadly based manufacturer of health care
products. Its portfolio includes the Listerine range of mouthwashes. Over 50 clinical studies support the plaque reduction efficacy of Listerine
mouthwashes when used routinely and as an adjunct to mechanical plaque removal. Listerine is proven to reduce up to 52% more plaque than
brushing and flossing alone1 and by up to 70% more than brushing alone 2 .
References
1. Sharma N, et al. J Am Dent Assoc. 2004; 135: 496-504.
2. Sharma N, et al. Int Dent J 2010; 60: 175-180.
Contact Details
Dr. Roberto Labella
Scientific and Professional Affairs, Oral Care
Global Research, Development and Engineering
Johnson & Johnson Consumer Services EAME Limited
Foundation Park, Roxborough Way,
Maidenhead, SL6 3UG, United Kingdom
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Email: RLabell1@its.com
Web: www.jnj.com
SpS 27 | JohNSoN & JohNSoN SCIENtIFIC SESSIoN
Saturday, June 9 | 11:00 – 12:00 | Strauss 2-3
Mouthrinses – the evidence: part 2
F. van der Weijden (The Netherlands)
For abstracts of the virtual presentations see EuroPerio7 abstract
supplement
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deliver successful patient outcomes. Zimmer Dental is a global leader in the oral rehabilitation market with a mission to improve the lives of
patients through continuous product development and leadership in education. Proudly offering one of the most comprehensive dental implant,
restorative, and regenerative product lines available, including the game-changing Zimmer® Trabecular Metal TM Dental Implant, Tapered Screw-
Vent® Implant System, Hex-Lock® Contour Abutments, and Puros® Allograft family, and providing professionals access to premier education
and training resources such as the Zimmer Institute, Zimmer Dental remains at the industry’s forefront.
for increasing gingival thickness. The authors will discuss preliminary
clinical data and present clinical cases.
objectives:
1. Assess the unique properties of Trabecular Metal Material in implant
dentistry applications
2. Present clinical cases utilizing Zimmer® Trabecular Metal Dental
Implants
3. Discuss the design and results of the Longitudinal Data Collection
Study
4. Consider the design and result of the Preference Controlled Trial Study
on Puros Dermis Allograft tissue matrix, and review related clinical
cases for the material‘s potential to increase gingival thickness
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bIohorIZoNS, INC.
SpS 19 | LASEr-LoK tEChNoLoGY – thE INNoVAtIVE tItANIUM
SUrFACE proVIDING SoFt tISSUE AttAChMENt oN IMpLANtS
AND AbUtMENtS
Friday, June 8 | 12:15 – 13:15 | Schubert 3
Speaker: G. Iglhaut (Germany)
Synopsis:
Laser-Lok microchannels is a proprietary dental implant surface
treatment developed from over 20 years of research initiated to create
the optimal implant surface. Through this research, the unique Laser-Lok
surface has been shown to elicit a biologic response that includes the
inhibition of epithelial downgrowth and the attachment of connective
tissue (unlike Sharpey fibers). This physical attachment produces a
biologic seal around the implant that protects and maintains crestal
bone health. The Laser-Lok phenomenon has been shown in postmarket
studies to be more effective than other implant designs in
reducing bone loss.
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GEIStLICh bIoMAtErIALS
SpS 22 | INtErACtIVE DISCUSSIoN: SUrGICAL AND NoN
SUrGICAL pErI-IMpLANtItIS trEAtMENt CoNCEptS
Friday, June 8 | 16:00 – 17:00 | Strauss 1
Speakers : S. Renvert (Sweden), F. Schwarz (Germany)
Aims:
The aim of this session is to discuss therapy concepts to treat periimplantitis
and show how various approaches can achieve the desired
objective if certain factors are taken into account.
objectives:
Peri-implantitis: an indication of growing importance with which
many open questions are still associated. How can peri-implantitis
be diagnosed, how can peri-implantitis be treated, and ultimately,
how can affected implants be saved? These are all questions that
increasingly concern us, and for which science searches solutions to
help us in the treatment of peri-implantitis in our daily practice. The
leading universities in this field - Heinrich Heine University, Düsseldorf,
Germany and Kristianstad University, Kristianstad, Sweden, have
been concerned with this indication for years and conduct intensive
research in this area searching for answers, solutions and concepts that
will enable the predictable treatment of peri-implantitis. The interactive
nature of the symposium allows participants to anonymously, at any
time, pose questions via text message (SMS) on the topic. Received
questions will be discussed and answered by panel experts.
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in alphabetical order
objectives:
Attendees will learn:
1. Reflection on scienitific data on soft tissue adaptation to titanium
surfaces
2. Structure of Laser-Lok micro channel surface in SEM
3. Histologic evidence of connective tissue attachment to different
kinds of dental implant surfaces
4. Prosthodontic options and clinical use of Laser-Lok abutments
SpS 28 | INtErACtIVE SESSIoN: hoW to trEAt MULtIpLE
rECESSIoNS? AN INNoVAtIVE trEAtMENt CoNCEpt
Saturday, June 9 | 11:00 – 12:00 | Stolz 1-2
Speakers : A. Sculean (Switzerland), S. Aroca (France)
Aims:
The aim of this session is to discuss the use of connective tissue grafts
and Geistlich Mucograft® for the treatment of multiple Miller Class I
and II recessions in the light of the available scientific evidence. The
audience can participate in the discussion interactively via SMS.
objectives:
The data from the literature suggest that the use of various modifications
of the coronally advanced flap with or without the use of connective
tissue grafts (CTG) or the modified coronally advanced tunnel with
CTG may lead to predictable coverage of multiple Miller Class I and II
recessions. However, the use of connective tissue grafts is accompanied
by an increase in patient morbidity and duration of surgical time.
Moreover, in many patients, harvesting of sufficient amounts of
connective tissue is limited due to obvious anatomical considerations.
In order to minimize these inconveniences, the use of alternative
materials to CTG, such as a newly developed, three dimensional,
collagen matrix (Geistlich Mucograft®) is of pertinent clinical interest.
The interactive nature of the symposium allows participants to pose
questions via text message (SMS) on the topic. Received questions will
be discussed and answered by the panel experts.
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SpS 30 | MorItA SpoNSor SESSIoN
Friday, June 8 | 18:00 – 19:00 | Schubert 3
Efficacy of 3 Dimensional Diagnosis in periodontal and Implant
treatment
Y. Miyamoto (Japan)
Aims:
Introduce Morita’s low radiation Cone Beam CT, which shows highly
accurate, useful images for diagnosis in periodontal and implant
treatment.
objectives :
We will demonstrate the precision and usefulness of the “Morita 3D
Accuitomo” Cone Beam CT for diagnosis of morphology of bone
defect in periodontal regenerative therapy. Also, its usefulness for preand
post-op implant treatment, especially in assessing labial bone
thickness on anterior esthetic implants.
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DEXCEL phArMA tEChNoLoGIES LtD
SpS 29 | NEW pArADIGM For thE USE oF LoCAL thErApEUtIC
AGENtS IN ChroNIC pErIoDoNtItIS
Saturday, June 9 | 11:00 – 12:00 | Schubert 1-2
Local and systemic effects of pocket disinfection with perioChip®
J. Meyle (Germany)
Aims:
The aim of this lecture is to review the current scientific evidence and
the effects of pocket disinfection by controlled-release of chlorhexidine
(PerioChip®) in chronic periodontitis.
objectives:
1. To assess the effect of PerioChip® placement (PCP) on the subgingival
microbiota in untreated chronic periodontitis.
2. To compare the effect of PCP-supported scaling and root planing
with SRP alone.
3. To analyze the systemic effects of SRP with/without PCP.
Conclusions:
CHX-CRD exert a clear antimicrobial effect thus reducing the local
bacterial load. In combination with local mechanical therapy CHX-CRD
improves systemic health in patients with severe chronic periodontitis.
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SUNStAr
SpS 4 | SUNStAr SCIENtIFIC SESSIoN
thursday, June 7 | 10:30 – 11:30 | Strauss 1
Guided tissue regeneration: to fill or not to fill
P. R. Schmidlin (Switzerland)
Aims:
The regeneration of intraosseous lesions remains a challenge in
Periodontology. Different technical approaches have been described
and a plethora of materials are available today. However, the
appropriate choice of the surgical interventions and the handling of the
different methods remains a problem in daily practice. In addition, it
is questionable to what extent the materials allow for true regeneration.
This lecture aims to clear some of these questions.
objectives:
This session critically appraises different bone graft substitue materials
and methods currently used and discusses the potential and limitations
of GTR today. Special emphasis will be put on the application of filler
materials.
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predictable treatment of peri-implantitis by using Er:YAG Laser
Micro-Explosions
A. Yamamoto (Japan)
Aims:
The aim of this lecture is to discuss the predictable treatment of periimplantitis
by using the Er:YAG laser which involves micro-explosions
produced by the laser energy. This new treatment has the potential for
overcoming the drawbacks of other methods used until now.
objectives:
1. Clarify drawbacks of conventional treatment methods and suggest
a way to overcome these drawbacks.
2. Explain the difference between conventional applications of laser
therapy and show the efficacy of the methods.
3. Explain the effectiveness of the therapy for the treatment of periimplantitis,
which is becoming more and more common.
Negotiating deep pockets around teeth and implants using frequent
application of perioChip® based technology
E. E. Machtei (Israel)
Aims:
To introduce new regimen for application of PerioChip® LDS as a
vehicle to significantly improve the response to non-surgical periodontal
therapy.
objectives:
1. Discuss the magnitude of PD reduction and CAL gain with SRP alone.
2. Highlight the limitations in using antibiotics in periodontal therapy.
3. To introduce new protocols with intensive use of locally applied
agents to further improve the response to non surgical periodontal
treatment.
4. To introduce new research findings for the intensive use of locally
applied agents in the treatment of peri- implantitis.
Conclusions:
Participants will be able to appreciate the greater potential to negotiate
nonsurgical some advanced periodontitis case. Further protocols for the
treatment of Periimplantitis will be revealed.
SpS 31 | thE 4th SUNStAr WorLD pErIo rESEArCh AWArDS
Friday, June 8 | 18:00 – 19:30 | Schubert 4-5
Chair: R. J. Genco
Winning paper presentations and cocktail reception
1st Place:
A Cohort Study on the Association Between Periodontal Disease and the
Development of Metabolic Syndrome
Morita T, Yamazaki Y, Mita A, Takada K, Seto M, Nishinoue N, Sasaki Y,
Motohashi M, Maeno M. | Journal of Periodontology 2010; 81:512-519.
2nd Place:
Five-Year Incidence of Periodontal Disease Is Related to Body Mass Index
Morita I, Okamoto Y, Yoshii S, Nakagaki H, Mizuno K, Sheiham A, Sabbah
W.| Journal of Dental Research 2011; 90:199-202.
3rd Place:
Identification of Unrecognized Diabetes and Pre-Diabetes in a Dental Setting
Lalla E, Kunzel C, Burkett S, Cheng B, Lamster IB. | Journal of Dental Research
2011; 90:855-860.
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NAME INDEX
Aaraj Ahmad P0938
Abalakina Inga P0288, P0289
Abarca Marcelo P0546
Abbas Frank 49, 60, 63 P0879
Abbassi Bouchra P0888
Abbate Gian Marco P0209
Abd Wahab Noor Baizura P0873
Abdollahi Yalda P0281
Abdon Luciana P0117
Abdul-Aziz Hanizah P0271
Abdul-Majid Fadzilah A. P0053
Abdul-Manaf Mohd R. P0271
Abdul-Muttalib Khairiyah P0271
Abdulla Mahmood A. P0806
Abdullah Nor Syazana P0276
Abe Daisuke P0016, P0018, P0560
Abella Ariadna P0664
Abellán Iñiguez Desire P0970
Abe Asami P0109
Abi-Nassif Rita 57
Abisev Orhan P0532
Abishev Orkhan P0527, P1081
Abolfazli Nader P0194, P0279
Abrahamsson Ingemar 55
Abreu João M. P0646
Accorsi Roberto P0974
Acevedo Rosa P1047
Acham Stephan R. P1062
Acikel Cengizhan P0591, P0812
Acikgoz Gokhan P0729
Acosta Adriana P0572
Adachi Munehisa P0255
Adam Ralf P0156
Adem Gamze P0527, P0532, P1081
Ademoglu Evin P0243
Adili Nushi P0697
Adonogianaki Evagelia P0679
Adriaens Laurence P0506
Adyani-Fard Sabine P0935
Afacan Beral P0597
Aflaki Elham P0128
Agarwal Prakash 61
Agics Aniko 63 P0363
Agis Hermann P0069, P0433, P0566,
P0957, P0958
Agrestini Corrado P1012
Agudio Giancarlo 48
Aguilar-Salvatierra Antonio P0656, P0660, P0751
Agustin-Panadero Ruben P0388, P1013, P1071
Ahmad Basaruddin P0222
Ahmedbeyli Cavid 59, 62
Aimetti Mario 50 P0183, P0356
Akalin F. Alev P0651, P0814
Akalın Alev P0600
Akan Hüseyin P0729
Akanmu Alani S. P0743
Akansel Funda P1039
Akashi Mitsuru P1007
Akcalı Aliye 46 P0113
Akkaya Murat P0373, P0890
Akman Abdullah C 50 P0740
Akman Serhan P0166
Akman Sümeyra P0324, P0325, P0342,
P0345, P0346, P0348,
P0947
Akpınar Aysun P0313, P0929, P0931
Aksoy Merve 49
NAME INDEX
* Poster authors can be found by means of their poster index number. The poster index is sorted chronologically from P0001 to P1087,
starting on p. 77
Page numbers refer to oral talks or chairmanship.
NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr* NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr*
Aksoy Secil P0227
Aksu Kenan P0590
Aksu Seden P0240, P0850
Akyol Mesut P0823
Akı Zeynep P0736
Al Bayaty Fouad P0155, P0806
Al Desoky Ahmed H. P1075
Al Diri Talal P0938
Al Dosari Abdullah A.F. P0418, P0422
Al Mubarak Sultan P0520
Al Nawas Bilal 57
Al Shayeb Kwthar N. P0833
Al Tassan Fahad P0422
Al-Askar Mansour 46 P0904, P0969
Al-Bayaty Fouad P0873
Al-Hamdan Khalid P0904
Al-Harthi Latfiya S. P0695
Al-Hazmi Bann A. P0904
Al-Hezaimi Khalid 46, 64 P0904, P0969
Al-Kaissi Abdelmagid N. P0359
Al-Machot Elyan 62 P0820
Al-Nawas Bilal 57
Al-Rasheed Abdulaziz 46 P0904, P0969
Al-Sabbagh Mohanad 62
Al-Sadhan Raed 64
Al-Sayed Arwa A. P1086
Al-Shabeeb M. S. P0969
Al-Titi Ameen P0527, P0532, P1081
Alaaddinoglu Emine E. P0474, P0490, P0642,
P0687, P0772
Alade Grace O. P0172
Alamelu Swarna P0009
Alaraj Tamara P0767
Albandar Jasim M. 58
Albano Polo Ignacio P1033
Albers Martin P0258
Albertini Matteo 64
Albouy Jeanpierre 55
Albrecht Volker P0914
Alcayde Marta P0757
Alcoforado Gil P0140
Alecu Ciprian P0105
Alegre Domingo Teresa P1050
Aleksic Zoran 59 P0619
Alent Brian 56
Alessandri Bieri Regina 58 P0785
Alfieri Giuseppe 62
Algan Serdar P0837
Alghamdi Hamdan P0971
Ali Ala Eddin P0246
Alikhasi Marzieh P0543
Aliwiwe Fida P0767
Aljameel Zainab P0615
Aljunid Syed M. P0271
Alkan Banu A. P0508, P0729
Alkan Neşe P0770
Alkhraisat Mohammad H. P0191, P0910
Almas Khalid P0443
Almeida Ana Catarina P0547
Almeida Bruno L.D. P0547
Almeida Fernando P0469, P0518
Almeida Krysna T. P0555
Almeida Renato R. P0379
Almeida Ricardo F. 56
Almeida-Santos Patrícia P0140, P0889
Alonso Bettina 61
Alp Hakan H. P0325, P0345, P0346
167
NAME INDEX

Alpaslan Nazlı Zeynep P0241
Alpay Yavuz Hande P0302, P0881, P0883,
P0886, P1052
Alpiste Illueca Francisco P0200, P0228, P0230,
P0385, P0778
Alshalakh Shayma P0767
Alshawbkeh Ayman D. P0088
Alshehri Mohammed A. P1086
Altan A. Burcu P0313
Alte Dietrich 61
Altuna Fistolera Pau P0478, P0523, P1021
Altuna Pablo P0479, P0536, P0541,
P1033, P1084
Altınok Tunca P0645
Álvarez Gerard P0157
Álvarez Rodríguez Elena P0141
Álvarez-Novoa Carmen 57 P0997
Alver Ahmet P0043, P0600, P0647
Alves Celia C. P0986
Alves Célia C. P0975
Alves Daniel P0469, P0518
Alves Igor L. P0662
Alves Luciana B. P0596
Alves Vanessa T.E. P0074
Alves Vera P0646
Alvim-Pereira Claudia C. 50
Alvim-Pereira Fabiano 50
Alwi Arni S. P0265
Alzoman Hamad A. P0520
Amado Jose Antonio P0254
Amado Liliana P0235
Amaro Juan P0538
Ambrosini Pascal P0415, P0681
Ambrositsch Gert P0298
Ameh Priscilla O. P0692
Amid Reaza P0911
Amid Reza P0152, P0437
Amine Khadija P0539, P0721, P0722
Amirzargar Aliakbar P1058
Amoucka Mustafa P0928
An Na P0587
Anastasi Giuseppe P0061
Anastassopoulou Jane P0568
Anavi Lev Karen P0701
Anavi Yakir P0701
Andabak-Rogulj Ana P0068
Andersson Pia 46
Ando Nobuya P0303
Andrade Patricia P0892
Andrade Patricia F. P0296
Andre Jean-Frederic P0427
Andrea Lucchi P0226
Andrea Pilloni 50, 61, 62
Andreana Sebastiano P0984
Andres-Garcia Rodrigo P0471, P0522
Andriankaja Oelisoa P0563
Andrikopoulos V. P0754
Andrukhov Oleh 69, 71 P0070, P0421, P0587
Anduze-Acher Guillaume 51
Andó István P0115
Anitua Eduardo P0191, P0900, P0910
Anner Rachel 64
Annunziata Marco 51
Anovazzi Giovana P0599
Antonelli Marco P0169
Antoniali Cristina 70
Antonini Matteo P0966
Antonoglou Georgios N. P0114
Antoszewska Joanna P0171
Antunes Susyane P0716
Aoki Hideki P0414
Aoki Yukari P0036
Apan Teoman P0372
Apatzidou Danae A. 70 P0097
Apse Peteris 64 P1072
Ara Toshiaki P0017
Arab Hamid R. P0192
Arabacı Taner P0947
168
Aragoneses Juan Manuel P0945, P0946, P1014
Araújo Maurício G. P0106, P0514
Arcuri Claudio P0084
Arevalo Azucena P0572
Arffin Farha P0155
Argibay Olalla 70 P0975, P0986
Arguello Emilio P0004
Ariffin Farha P0873
Arik Nurol P0593
Arnetzl Gerwin 71 P0329
Arnetzl Gerwin V. P0329
Arnetzl Vinzent 71
Arnold Wolfgang P0906
Arnous Sultan P0615
Aroca Sofia 59, 71 P0389, P0785, P0867,
P0872
Arsenakis Minas P0274
Arslan Bashar P0615
Arslan Selen P0875
Artnik Barbara P0269
Arun K.V P0009
Arvidsson Joel 58
Arwatchanakan Sukontip P0023
Arweiler Nicole B. 48, 62, 70 P0498
Askinyte Daiva P0249
Aslan Kehribar Malike P0043, P0600, P0647
Aslan Serhat P0268
Aslanhan Zeynep 46
Aspriello Simone Domenico P0731, P0745, P0825,
P0828, P0845
Assaf Mohammad P0767
Ata-Ali Javier P1048, P1050
Ata-Ali Mahmud Fadi P1048
Atalay Caner P0240
Atanasovska Stojanovska
Aneta
P0071
Ataoglu Tamer P0562, P0565
Atasoy Şentürk Rahşan P0687, P0878
Ateş Gökçen P0626
Atieh Momen A. 56
Atilla Gul P0005, P0076, P0137,
P0322, P0351, P0597,
P0768
Atmaca Harika P0578
Atmca Harika P0768
Atrushcevich Victoria G. 58
Atrushkevich Victoria G. P0045, P0734, P0735,
P0830, P0832
Atsu Saadet P1083
Attin Thomas P0160, P0794, P0856,
P0907
Aubazac Dominique P0991
Aurer Andrej P0116, P0398, P0513
Ausalah Taoufik Nadia P0242, P1022
Auschill Thorsten M. 48
Axelrad Dinah P0831
Axelrad Tamar 64
Ayanbadejo Omowunmi P. P0085, P0172, P0743
Ayanbadejo Patience O. P0602
Ayanbadejo Patricia O. P0692, P0753
Ayas Bulent P0593
Aydemir Humerya P0884
Aydin Birsen K. P0139
Aydin Erdogan P0302, P0883, P0886
Aydin Erdoğan P0881
Aydinbelge Mustafa P0663
Aydın Güven P0600, P0647
Aydın Hüseyin P0313
Aydın Tuğba 70 P0067, P0328, P0811
Aylikci Bahadir U. P0643
Ayob Rashidah P0271
Ayoub Ahmed H. P0435
Azaripour Adriano 70 P0773
Azarsiz Elif P0005
Azevedo Elsa P0207
Azuma Tetsuji P0027, P0264
Ağralı Omer B. 64
Babay Nadir 46 P0969
Baciut Grigore P1046
Badovinac Ana 70 P0068, P0250, P0257,
P0277, P0465, P0678
Badran Zahi P0357, P0644, P0976
Badri-Höher Sabah P0788
Bae Hyung P0563
Bae Tae Sung P0440
Baehni Pierre 60
Bagherpour Reza P0543
Baharin Badiah P0057, P0632
Baharuddin Nor Adinar P0806
Bajerska Joanna P0658
Bakker E.W.P P0344
Bal Ayşe B. P0338
Bal Mehmet V. P0093, P0591, P0812,
P0818, P0823, P0923,
P0926
Balaban Yücesan Fulya P0647
Balaguer Martínez José P1050
Balasundaram Aruna P0779, P0780
Balazsi R P0836
Balci Hatice P0564
Balci Nur P0770, P0855
Baldini Nicola 59
Baliban Richard 58 P0571
Balicevic Drinko P0116
Ballesta Sofia 64
Balli Umut P0007, P0815, P0912
Balotescu-Chifiriuc Carmen P0320
Baltacioglu Esra P0043, P0600, P0647,
P0651
Banica Marinela P0381
Baptista Isabel P. P0210, P0317, P0436,
P0964, P1044
Bar-Ness Greenstein Ronit P0595
Barallat Lucía P0446
Baran Coskun 62
Barbeck Mike P0967
Barber Andrew J. P0395, P0924
Barbieri Petrelli Germán 57 P0997
Barbisan Juarez N. 70
Barbuto José Alexandre P0010
Barekatain Mehrdad -. P0100, P0282
Barendregt D.S. P0304
Barendregt Dick S. 47, 69
Barikbin Leila P0290
Baris Emre P1005
Barker Matthew 48 P0156
Barmasheva Anna P0127, P0746
Barragán Cecilia P0446
Barrella Guilherme P0263, P0844
Barroso Panella Albert P0479, P1021
Barthet Pierre P0897
Baruch Yaacov 61
Bascones-Martínez Antonio 49 P0703
Basegmez Cansu P1076
Baser Ulku 70 P0243, P0624, P0626,
P0676, P0680
Baseviciene Nomeda P0420
Basile Francesco P0974
Basile Maria Assunta 51
Baskaradoss Jagan K. 71 P0094, P1086
Battino Maurizio P0049, P0050, P0051
Baumgart-Vogt Eveline 47
Baumstarck-Barreau Karine P0870
Bauss Oskar P0726
Bayat Zeynab P0390
Baylas Haluk P0054, P0322
Bağcı Şerif B. P0978
Becerik Sema P0351, P0578, P0597,
P0768
Bechor Ron P0747
Bechtold Andree P1040
Bechtold Markus P0225, P0368
Becker Jürgen 57 P0439, P0442, P0915
Becker Mariella P1026
Becker Stephan 50
Becker Tivadar P0789
Bednarz Wojciech 59 P0858
Bedran Telma B.L. P0031
NAME INDEX
NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr* NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr*
NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr* NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr*
Bedzinski Romuald P0171
Begolli Gramos P0091
Begoña Leire P0191, P0910
Beham Alfred P0917
Beier Ulrike 51
Beighton David 64
Beikler Thomas 55, 58 P0665, P0935
Beitia Empar B. P1013
Bektaş Murat P0839
Bektaş Sibel P0142
Bektore Bayhan P1041
Beldoch Matthias P0634, P0635
Belibasakis Georgios N. 56
Bellamy Philip G. 49 P0156
Bellei Elisa P0224
Belser Urs C. P1087
Benatti Bruno P0606
Benghiac Ana Gabriela P0105
Bengi Umut V. P0093
Bengisu Orhun 62 P0994
Benkirane-Jessel Nadia P0429
Benkö Gertrud P0037
Bennani Nizar P0872
Bennani Vincent 41 P0529
Bennasar Calas Isabelle P0449
Benoist Henri M. P0407
Berberi Antoine P1010
Berberoglu Atilla P0227, P0537
Bercy Pierre 57
Berdal Ariane 55
Berg Albrecht P0914
Bergamaschi Cristiane P0790
Bergamini Stefania P0224
Berglundh Tord 55 P0032
Berislavic Leon P0880
Bermejo David P0123
Bernard Jean-Pierre P0516
Berner Simon P0421
Bernimoulin Jean-Pierre 61
Bersuder Sophie P0621
Berta Gergely P0592
Bertha Georg P0497
Bertl Kristina 47, 69, 71 P0037, P0038, P0070
Bertoldi Carlo P0224, P0226, P0226
Bertos Jorge P0541
Bertrams M P0915
Besas Petros P0267
Besseler Jos 56
Bessias N. P0754
Better Hadar 57
Bezerra Beatriz P0563
Bezzaz Aurore P0546
Bharti Pariksha P0724
Bianchi Andrea E. P0331
Bianchi Claudia P0245
Bianchi Marina P0236
Bianchi Marina E. P0239
Bick Tova P0444
Biedermann Anne P0040
Bielfeldt Jule P0788
Biffar Reiner P0258
Bilgin Çetin Mehtap 70
Biloklytska Galina F. P0144
Binter Jure P0715
Bisch Frederick 50
Bischof Horst P0782
Bisson Catherine 59 P0681
Bizzarro Sergio 56 P0141
Biçakci Nurgün P0113
Bjerklin Krister P0761
Bjurshammar Nadja P0613
Blaizot Alessandra P0077
Blanc Vanessa 49 P0157
Blanco Juan 50, 51, 60, 70 P0840, P0975, P0986
Blanes Rafael 57
Blanlot Catalina P0723
Blase Didier 57
Blazic Potocki Zita P0921
169
NAME INDEX

Blochberger Binnur P0827
Blum Igor R. P0545, P1020
Bobetsis Yiorgos P0754
Bochlogyros Pantelis E. P0568
Bodnar Dana C. P0416
Bodor Csaba P0601
Bogo Chies José A. P0092
Bojcic Dario P0384
Bomfim Suely R.M. P0321
Bondor Cosmina I. P0671
Bongiovanni Loretta P0183
Bonino Luca P0648
Borges Ivan J. P0860
Borghetti Alain P0870
Borgonovo Andrea Enrico P0494
Bories Céline P0644
Borisenko Anatoliy P0003
Bornstein Michael M. 51
Bosco Alvaro F. P0321, P0334, P0336,
P0801, P0805
Bosnjak Andrija P0262, P0530
Bosnjak Andrija Petar P0880
Bosshardt Dieter D. 55 P0293, P0903
Bostanci Nagihan 56
Bostancı Hamit S. P0310
Bostancı Vildan P0629
Bouat Valerie P1003
Bouaziz Zouaoui Wiem P0781
Bouchard Philippe 50, 63, 64 P0382, P0774
Bouferrache Kahina P0546
Boukaram Maroun 57
Boulaamaim Taoufik P0617
Boulding Adam P0156
Boura Panagiota P0146
Bousquet Philippe P0424, P0449, P1002,
P1003
Boutigny Hervé P0357
Bouzelmat Yassin P0477
Bouè Julia 46
Boynueğri A. Duygu P0752
Bozbay Esra P0134, P0928
Bozic Darko P0068, P0250, P0257,
P0465
Bozic Michael P0605
Bozkaya Suleyman P0361
Bozkurt Buket P0610
Bozkurt Serife B. P0848
Bozkurt Seyma P0500
Bošnjak Andrija P0397
Božić Darko 70 P0678, P0995
Bradvica Ivana P0068
Braga Ana C. P0297, P0616
Braga Flavia S.F.F. P0151
Bragger Urs 57
Brailo Vlaho P0068
Brama Marina 50
Bran Simion P1046
Braux Julien P0432, P0434, P0774
Bravo Fabiola S. P0909
Brecx Michel 57, 60 P0486
Bregman Rachel P0716
Bresciano Silvia P0396
Brett Peter 58
Breu Matthäus P0037
Brito Celise A.T. P0075
Brito Fernanda P0702
Brochery Benoit 51
Brockmeyer Norbert P0253
Broeseler Frank 49, 63, 64 P0831, P0831
Bronkhorst Ewald P0971
Brossart Peter 58
Brouwer Elizabeth 46
Browaeys Hilde P0507
Bruckmann Corinna 69,72 P0202, P0218, P0697
Brunel Gérard P0897
Bruno Maria Pia P0499
Brusius Manuel P1043
Buchholz Steffen B. P0519
170
Buckova Dana P0705
Buduneli Eralp P0590, P0609, P0871
Buduneli Nurcan 46 P0047, P0056, P0113,
P0590, P0609
Bueno Eva P0956
Buessing Arndt P0273
Buhlin Kåre 70 P0706, P0727
Buitrago Vera Pedro P0228, P0230
Bukelskiene Virginija P0959
Bulek-Juranek Grażyna P0804
Bullon Beatriz P0956
Bullon Pedro 64 P0049, P0050, P0051,
P0123, P0956, P0979,
P0993, P1045
Bulut Şule P0687, P0772, P0978
Buono Francesco P0466, P0932, P0939,
P1082
Buosciolo Antonietta 51
Burlibasa Liliana P0320, P0417
Burlibasa Mihai P0320, P0416, P0417
Burmester Gerd P0733
Burtscher Doris 51 P0148
Buser Daniel 51
Buset Sabrina P0347
Bush Gissler Bernita 61, 63
Butcher John P0097
Buttgereit Frank P0733
Buxton Amanda N. 51
Buyko Maria A. 58 P0735
Bán Agnes P0611
Bäumer Amelie P0810
Bóka Barbara P0115
Böke Fatma P0373
Bölöni Eszter P0415
Börekçi Tuğçe P0315
Bøe Olav E. P0311, P0813
Bühler Julia 71 P0299
Bür Kaan P0759
Büttner Dagmar P0501
Bıyıkoğlu Başak P0590, P0609
Cabanes Guillermo P0993
Cabral Cristina P0261
Cabrera-Ayala Maribel P0656, P0660
Çağlar Fethiye P0055
Çağlayan Feriha P0795
Cai Zhiyu P0510, P1067
Caifang Cao P0496
Cairo Francesco 48, 57
Cakar Gokser 59, 62 P0181, P0835
Cakmak Omer P0508
Calas Isabelle P1002
Callaway Angelika 56
Callejas Luis A. P0124
Callejas Mayra S. P0124
Çalışır Metin P0929, P0931
Calvo-Guirado Jose Luis P0656, P0660, P0751
Camorali Chiara P0396
Campedelli Federico P0224
Campian Rs P0836
Campos Bernardo O. P0033
Campos Litao Hugo P0916
Campos Natália P0321, P0805
Campos Rúben P0582
Canakci C.Fatih P0948
Canakci Cenk F. P0325, P0345, P0346,
P0348
Canakci Varol P0324, P0325, P0339,
P0627, P0628, P0765
Candel Martí Eugenia P1048, P1050
Cano Colin Saul P0586, P0588
Cantagrel Alain P0077
Cao Jie P0386
Cao Meixia P0491
Cao Xiao-Jing P0219
Capasso Sossio P0456, P0457, P0989
Capece Gabriele P0499
Capelli Junior Jonas P0220
Caprara Greta P0226
Capri Diego 56
Caramelo Francisco P0646
Carasol Miguel P0533
Carcuac Olivier 55
Cardaropoli Daniele 51
Cardaropoli Giuseppe P0450
Cardoso Cátia R. P0297
Cardoso Elsa P0800
Carmo Joao P0010
Carnevale Gianfranco 63
Carolina Inostroza P0554, P0723
Carral Cristina F. P0975
Carrascosa Alejandro P0428
Carrasquer Asumpta P0228
Carrillo Ana P0945, P0946
Carrion Julio 63
Carrió Neus P0446
Carvalho Elizabeth C. P0117, P0118, P0119,
P0585, P0696, P0749
Carvalho Jose R. P0119
Carvalho Maria Helena C. P0074, P0075
Carvalho Rui P0646
Casaca Maria Teresa P1070, P1080
Casal Eloy Y. P0201
Casanova Leticia P0254
Casarin Renato P0263, P0844
Casati Marcio Z. P0263, P0555, P0844
Casatti Claudio A. P0334
Cassel Björn 59
Castano Aguilar Alejandro P0993
Castellanos Adriana P0458
Castellanos Cosano Lizett P0404, P0535
Castellanos Lizett P0087
Castellón Antonio P0478
Castellón Tur Antoni P0479, P0523, P0536,
P1033
Casto Chiara P0466, P0932
Castro Carmen P0987
Casula Ignazia P0236, P0239
Caton Jack P0843, P0963
Cavagni Juliano 46 P0598
Caversaccio Marco 51
Cayana Ezymar G. P0834
Cayetano Beatriz P0484
Cañizares-Murcia Victor P0388
Ceanga Corina P0108
Celik Neslihan P0342
Cengiz Murat Inanç P0142, P0922
Cenkoglu Brunilda P1077
Censi Rachele P0494
Cerioli Amadei Alessandro P0236, P0239
Cervinka Miroslav P0608
Çetiner Deniz P0786
Çetiner Fitnat D. P0376
Cetinkalp Sevki P0076
Cetinkaya Burcu Ozkan P0007, P0593, P0815,
P0912
Chackartchi Tali 71
Chaiyarit Ponlatham P0559
Chakar Carole Y. P0448, P0576
Chakraborty Trinad 71
Chan Francis P0516
Chan Siew P. 46
Chang Beom-Seok P0341
Chang Po-Chun P0306
Chang Yu-Chao P0954
Chaparro Alejandra P0554, P0581, P0723
Chapat Quentin P0991
Chapotat Bernard P0887
Chapple Iain 46, 49, 50
Charonis Aristidis P0011
Chassande Olivier P0434
Chatzopoulou Dominiki P0196, P0267
Chaushu Gavriel 57 P0701
Cheah Chia W. P0198
Checchi Luigi P0826
Chemlali Sihame P0691, P0951
Chen Fa-Ming P0862
Chen Jen-Kun P0182
NAME INDEX
NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr* NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr*
NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr* NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr*
Chen Jiang P0505, P0510
Chen Stephen T. 47
Chen Weihui P0495
Chen Zhi-Bin P0145, P0219, P0233
Cheng Guo-Liang P0182
Cheng Wan-Chien P0182
Chiarandini Giorgio P0169
Chikany Tamas P0524
Chikazawa Takashi P0287
Chiriac Rodica P0080
Chitarishvili Maria P1053
Cho Kyoo-Sung P0961
Cho Kyung-Won P0343, P0482
Choi Jeom-Il P0851, P0934, P1085
Choi Seong-Ho P0961
Chomyszyn-Gajewska Maria P0488, P0633
Chui Sam P0476
Chujfi Eduardo S. 70
Chumakova Yuliya G. P0704
Chung Hyun Ju P0149
Chuvilkin Vladimir P1053
Chuvilkina Ekaterina P1053
Cicmil Smiljka P0291
Cieślik-Wegemund Marta P0803
Cilingir Altug P0473, P1079
Cimic Samir P0257
Çınarcık Serhat P0480
Cintan Serdar P0126, P0134, P0377,
P0728, P0928
Cioban Cosmin P0671, P0672, P0816
Ciocan - Pendefunda Alice
- Arina
P0937
Cionca Norbert 61 P0475
Cirano Fabiano R. P0263, P0844
Cirelli Joni A. P0583, P0599
Cirulli Simona P0162
Ciurescu Codruta P0105
Claesson Rolf 55 P0666
Clar Heimo P0136
Clar Volker P0136, P0245, P1062
Clavijo-Ortega Lucía P0979
Clee Thibaud P0309
Clementini Marco 51 P1012
Cobb Charles M. P0350
Cochardt Philip P0273
Cochran David L. 56, 57
Coelho Cristina P0297
Coiana Carlo P0845
Coimbra Filipe P0677
Coimbra João 49
Coimbra Leila S. P0550
Colak Hakan P0643
Çolak Turan P0772
Coloma Magdalena P0581
Compeyron Yoann P1054
Compilato Domenico 64
Condor Daniela P0672, P0816
Cor Andrej P0569
Coraini Cristian P0939, P1082
Coraini Cristian -. P0466, P0932
Corbet Esmonde F. 63
Corbi Sâmia Cruz Tfalie P0599
Corby Stephanie P0547
Corcoran Declan P0868, P0868
Corcuera Flores José R. P0535
Corcuera José R. P0087
Cordero Mario D. P0049, P0050, P0051,
P0123
Corinaldesi Giuseppe 51 P0452
Corraini Priscila P0204
Correia Francisco P0374, P1019
Corro Martha P0737
Cortellini Pierpaolo 55, 63 P0169
Corumluoglu Ilkay P0651
Cosgarea Raluca P0810, P1046
Coskuner Sadiye P1061
Costa Ana L. P0646
Costa Carlos Alberto S. P0041
171
NAME INDEX

Costa Diana P0677
Costa Fernando O. P0985
Costa Gerluza P0985
Costa Joana S. P0821
Costa Xavi 61
Costuleanu Marcel P0738
Cosyn Jan 50 P0838, P1038, P1042
Coucke Wim 57, 62
Couto Liana M.A. P0950
Cox C. 57
Coz Miguel A. P0987
Crea Alessandro 50
Crespo Elvira P0668
Cricenti Luca P0356
Crielaard Wim 46, 56
Cristofaro Gabriele P0301
Csanyi Erzsebet P0789
Csuta Tamás P0046
Cuadrado Levi P0993
Cucchi Alessandro P1059
Cuenca Ana P0956
Cuisinier Frédéric P0424, P1002
Cuitiño David O. P0909
Çulhaoğlu Rana P1041
Cullinan Mary P. 58 P0102, P0695, P0750
Culshaw Shauna P0097, P0689
Cunha Moreira Carlos H. P0092
Cunha Renata P0118
Cuoghi Alberto P0224
Curtis Michael P0052
Cury Patricia R. P0010, P0585, P0654,
P0696, P0698, P0749,
P0985
Cutler Christopher W. 63
Cutroneo Giuseppina P0061
Czerniuk Maciej R. P0143
D’Addona Antonio P0301, P1035
D’Aiuto Francesco 50 P0082
D’Avenia Ferdinando 56
D’Errico Michele P0456, P0457, P0502,
P0989
Dababneh Reem H. P0088
Dabu Bogdan P0575
Dadamio Jesica 49
Dadgar Sepideh P0103
Daemi Rebeca P0956
Dagalis Panagiotis P0857
Dahlén Gunnar P0221
Dakin Linda P0001, P0159, P0175,
P0894
Dalari Ramalho-Lucas Pablo P0550
Dalessandri D P0239
Dalicieux-Laurencin Sara P0897
Dalla Torre Daniel 51 P0148
Damianaki Sophia P1063, P1065
Damman Daniel P0382
Daneshsani Neda P1049
Dang Ping P0072
Danila Catalina P0402
Danila Vlad P0402
Dannewitz Bettina 48 P1046
Darabi Ehsan P1058
Darbar Ulpee P0081
Darby Ivan P0895
Dard Michel M. 50, 71
Daudt Luciana D. P0598
Davideau Jean Luc P0781
Davideau Jean-Luc 46, 55 P0429, P0617, P0621,
P0682
Davidopoulou Sotiria 65
Dawood Andrew 46
Day Trevor P0156
De Almeida Juliano M. P0801
De Bruecker Evelyn P1038, P1042
172
De Bruyn Hugo 46, 47, 48,
56, 62
P0178, P0391, P0470,
P0487, P0507, P0509,
P0838, P1038, P1042
De Faire Ulf P0727
De Gregorio Umberto P0456, P0457
De La Rosa-R Antonio M. P0864
De La Torre Patricia P0586
De Lourenço Sabrina 57
De Luna-Bertos Elvira P0021, P0412
De Micheli Giorgio P0204
De Micheli Luca P0466, P0932, P0939,
P1082
De Nova Trigueros Beatriz P0979
De Risi Valeria 51 P1073
De Riu Giacomo P0455
De Sabata Aldo P0667
De San José González José P0542
De Sanctis Massimo 59
De Smit Menke 46
De Souza André B. P0106
De Vree Hilde P0391
De Vries Teun J. 47
De Waal Yvonne C.M. P0990
Debernardi Cesare P0866
Decker Eva-Maria P0960
Dedi Konstantina D. 56
Dehner Jahn F. P0451
Deinzer Renate 61
Dekeyser Christel 49
Del Pizzo Massimo P0866
Delatola Chrysoula P0679
Delazar Abbas P0286
Delbosc Sandrine 63
Delen Akcay Yasemin P0076
Delfino Alessandro P0169
Delgado Gregori Joaquin P0690, P0916
Delgado José M. P1036
Deli Giorgio 50, 51 P1073
Dellavia Claudia P0461
Demanet Mick P0485
Demarin Vida 70
Dembowska Elżbieta P0669, P0684
Demir Becen P0796
Demir Turgut P0944
Demiralp Burak P0740, P0795
Demiralp Ceren P0795
Demirel Korkud 48,7 P0237, P0240, P0370,
P1076
Demirer Serhat P0372, P0643
Demirkaya Kadriye P0035
Demirturk Gocgun Oya P0243
Demoersman Julien P0259, P0309, P0640,
P0644
Dersot Jean-Marc P0168
Desanctis Massimo 50
Deschner James 50, 57 P0095
Desimini Fabio P. P0826
Detert Jacqueline P0733
Dethier Frédéric P0515
Devrim Inci P0139
Di Fede Olga 65
Di Lenarda Roberto P1059
Di Raimondo Rosario P1059
Di Ruggiero Luca P0989
Di Tanna Gianluca 61
Diallo Papa D. P0407
Diana Tiberio 62
Dias Alexandra T. P0378, P0379, P0853
Dias Ana Luiza P0119
Dias Isabel P0964
Diaz Rodriguez Milagros P0983
Dibart Serge 69
Didilescu Andreea P0549, P0693
Dierens Melissa 56 P1038, P1042
Dikilitas Ahu P0229, P0241, P0639
Dikmen Mehmet P0500
Dilsiz Alparslan 70 P0067, P0328, P0339,
P0340, P0342, P0765,
P0811
Dimaggio Peter 58 P0571
Dimitrijevic Bozidar 59
Diouf Abdoulaye P0407
Dirikan Ipci Sebnem 49, 59, 62 P0835
Discepoli Nicola 50 P0438
Disha Metush P0090, P0091, P0364,
P0809
Disha Saranda P0364
Disha Teresa P0364
Dishon Shira 61
Dittmar Thomas 56
Ditu Mara P0320
Dixon Douglas 51
Diz Pedro P0261
Dmitrieva Lidia A. P0015, P0830, P0832
Do Hong L. P0750
Dobele Ilze P1072
Dobo-Nagy Csaba P0405
Dobsa Judit P0592
Doering Stephan P0799
Dogan Gülnihal P0324
Dogan Ibrahim P0370
Dogaru Carmen Beatrice P0683
Dogru Hazal E. P0676, P0680
Dolci Marcello P0494
Dolinska Ewa P0791
Dolińska Ewa 48 P0295, P0792, P0793
Domann Eugen 71
Domenicali Alessandro P0731, P0745, P0845
Domic Tomislav P0384, P0398
Domingues Elsa P0317, P0436
Dominici Francesco 62
Domken Olivier 50
Dommisch Henrik 60
Domon Hisanori P0065, P0559
Dong Shi P0233
Dong Wu P0544, P1067
Donos Nikolaos 47, 56 P0082, P0898
Doornbos-Van Der Meer
Berber
46
Dori Ferenc 63
Dosumu Elizabeth B. P0403
Doğan Altan P0875
Doğan Başak P0251, P0712, P0817,
P0819
Doğan Burak P0877
Drafta Sergiu P0784
Dragidella Donika P0364
Dragidella Fatmir P0090, P0091, P0364,
P0809
Dreiseidler Timo 57
Drela Ewa P0143
Dri Massimo P0084
Dritsa Vasiliki P0568
Drizhal Ivo P0777
Drobot Grigory P0461
Du Zhibin P1067
Duarte Poliana M. P0606, P0860
Dubach Patrick 51
Dudakliewa Tanya 63
Duenas Silvia 63
Duffort Jean François P0897
Dumitrescu Alexandrina L. P0105, P0683
Dumitriu Anca S. P0112, P0177, P0205,
P0312, P0549, P0575,
P0713
Dumitriu Horia T. P0112, P0713
Dumitru Simion G. P0416, P0417
Duncan Warwick J. P0440
Dundar Serkan P0380
Duraj Ewa P0791, P0792, P0793
Duran Ismet P0848, P1061
Durmus Nazli P0624
Duroux Julien P0847
Durrani Farhan P0540
Durrant Caronline 58
Dursun Ceyda Kanli P0814
Dursun Erhan P0651, P1005
Duta Carmen P0683
Dutra Caio S. P0014
Duzagac Ezgi P0377, P0728
Dvorak Gabriella 69
Díaz Milagros P0538
Díaz-Castro Carmen M. P0050, P0051
NAME INDEX
NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr* NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr*
NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr* NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr*
Döner Seda P0949
Dörfer Christof 50 P0649, P0657, P0788
Dündar Niyazi P0562, P0565
Ebinc Haksun P0643
Ebrahimi Reyhaneh P0215
Eccellente Tammaro 62 P0456, P0457, P0502,
P0989
Edblad Eva P0221
Edman Kristina A. P0272
Efeoglu Ahmet P0302, P0881, P0883,
P0886
Efthimiadis Nicolas P0146
Efthymiou Alexandra P0898
Eger Thomas P0025
Eghbali Aryan P0838
Egreja Andre M.C. P0379
Ehlers Vicky 69, 70
Ehmke Benjamin 49 P0504, P0799
Ehrenthal Johannes C. P0649
Eichler Rosangela P0075
Eichler Rosângela P0074
Eick Sigrun P0285, P0675, P0829,
P1046
Eickholz Peter 48,56,63,65 P0284, P0318, P0349
Einhorn Adi P0401
Eivazi Masoumeh P0279
Ekuni Daisuke P0027, P0264
El Arrouf Nisrine P0694
El Farouki Mohammad P0539
El Harissse Rania P0576
El Houari Bouchra P0242, P1022
El Sayed Nihad P0810
Elemek Eser P0443
Elfarouki Mohamed P0721, P0722
Elgun Serenay P0430
Elhan Atilla H. 70
Elimelech Rina 46
Eller József P0115
Elli Marina P0966
Elmas Ezel Y. P1052
Elnayef Basel P1078, P1084
Eltas Abubekir P0319, P0366, P0380
Eltas Seydanur D. P0380
Emekli Nesrin P0410
Emingil Gulnur P0005, P0076, P0351
Emingil Gülnur P0322, P0578, P0597,
P0768
Emmanuel Roby V. 61
Emmelmann Jens M. P0782
Endo Yasumasa P0027
Eng Heng L. P0082
Engebretson Steven P. P0744
Englezos Emmanuel P0470
Enhos Sukru P0508
Enkling Norbert 64
Ennibi Oum Keltoum P0078
Enomoto Takuya P0955
Eratalay Kenan P1005
Erbeyoğlu Ahmet A. P0891
Erbil Derya P0527, P0532
Erbil Emes Derya P0798, P0869, P1081
Erbudak Ozge H. P0740
Eren Gulnihal P0076
Eren Kaya P0645
Eren Selin P0624
Ergin Deniz P0772
Ergün Gül P0795
Ernst Stefanie P0138
Erol Hüseyin S. P0348
Ersanli Selim P1076
Ersoz Mustafa P0380
Ertugrul Abdullah S. P0229, P0241, P0639
Ervolino Edilson P0321, P0334, P0805
Escobar Francina P0737
Eshragi Seyed Saeed P0153
Eskandari Amir P0098
Esposito Davide P0499
Esposito Marco 51,60,62
Etemadi Ardavan P0766
173
NAME INDEX

Etienne Daniel 57,69 P0872
Euzebio Alves Vanessa T. P0075
Everts Vincent 47
Evginer Mustafa S. P0643
Evrard Laurence P0362, P0419, P0477
Evren Buket P0919
Faber Franz-Josef P0353
Fabry Götz P0256
Faddy Malcolm J. 58
Faggion Clovis P0764
Faghihi Sharieh P0215
Falah Maher 61
Falcão Carlos P0374, P1019
Faleiros Paula L. P0336, P0801
Fangqi Gong P0953
Farahvash Solmaz P0645
Faramarzi Masoumeh P0279
Fardal Oystein 49
Farhad Ali Reza -. P0100, P0282
Farhad Shirinzahra P0100, P0282
Faria Ana P0201
Faria Ana I. 70 P0668
Faria-Almeida Ricardo P0140, P0207, P0235,
P0374, P0582, P0677,
P0821, P0889, P0962,
P1019
Farina Ernesto P0169
Farina Roberto P0024, P0661, P0852,
P1059
Farmer Sue P0156
Farneti Mauro 56
Farronato Davide P0461
Farronato Giampietro P0162
Fassmann Antonín 56 P0073, P0705
Faus Damia Maria P0200, P0228
Faus-Lopez Joan P0388, P1013, P1071
Faus-López Joan P0941
Fava Joseph P0493
Favaloro Angelo P0061
Faveri Marcelo 48, 49 P0570, P0584, P0594,
P0860
Fawzy El-Sayed Karim M. 50 P0649, P0657, P0788
Fazzari Melissa P0744
Fdez-Palacin Ana P0956
Fdz-Palacin Ana P0979
Fedel Junior Rivail A..S. P0220
Feier Ioana P0808
Feier Ioana C. P0667, P0797
Feijoo Marcos C. P0690
Felenc Sébastien P0449
Felino António P0616
Feng Qin P0557
Feng Xiang Hui P0233
Fentoğlu Ö. P0316, P0707, P0708,
P0710, P0711
Feres Magda 48, 49 P0570, P0584, P0594,
P0860
Fermiano Daiane P0594
Fernandes João S. P0616
Fernandes Leandro A. P0334, P0336
Fernandes Patricia 70 P0892
Fernandez Ayora Alberto P1008
Fernandez Farhall Javier P0471, P0522
Fernandez-Farhall Javier P0111
Fernández Chereguini Carlos 64
Ferrara Alberto P0517
Ferrari Davide P0224
Ferrarotti Francesco 50 P0356
Ferraz Lorena P0698
Ferreira Helena P0436
Ferreira Vanessa B.C. P0805
Ferro Maria B. P0737
Fickl Stefan 64,69 P0185, P0225, P0368
Fidan Aysenur P0481, P0783
Fienitz Tim 57
Figueiredo Luciene C. 48, 49 P0570, P0594, P0860
Figueiredo Maria Helena P0964
174
Figueredo Carlos Marcelo P0033, P0151, P0212,
P0220, P0337, P0702,
P0716
Figuero Elena 49, 70 P0024
Fillion Mathieu P0991
Findik Arzu P0007
Finkelman Matthew P0004
Finoti Livia Sertori P0599
Fiorini Tiago 51 P0092
Firatli Erhan P0166, P0369, P0473,
P0940, P1068, P1079
Firatli Sonmez P0473
Fischer Kai P0225, P0368
Fischer Ricardo 63
Fischer Ricardo G. P0033, P0151, P0212,
P0220, P0337, P0716,
P0853
Flemmig Thomas 60 P0665, P0935
Flichy Fernandez Antonio Juan P1048
Flichy-Fernández Antonio Juan P1050
Flisykowska Anna K. P0577, P0579
Flores Guillén Juan 57
Flores Juan P0997
Flores-De-Jacoby Lavin 70
Floudas Christodoulos 58 P0571
Floyd Peter D. P0874
Foia Lili P0573, P0739
Fondevila Marta L. P0913
Fons Badal Carla P0200
Fonzar Alberto 59
Forabosco Andrea P0226
Fornì Fulvio P0084
Foster Brian L. 50
Fouque-Deruelle Caroline P0870
Fourmousis Ioannis P0011
Franceschetti Giovanni P1059
Franch-Chillida Fernando P0506
Franke Melanie 49, 64
Frantal Sophie 62
Frey Robert M. P1020
Frias-Bulhosa José P0140
Friberg Bertil 48
Fricain Jean-Christophe P0434
Friedmann Anton 56, 61, 71 P0273, P0906, P0988
Friedrich Nele P0258
Friedwald Eli 70
Frisch Eberhard P0504
Fritz Peter C. P0001, P0159, P0175,
P0894, P1028
Front Eran P0865
Fu Earl P0182
Fucini Stephen E. P0321, P0805
Fuenmayor Fernández Vicente P0230
Fuerhauser Lukas P1055
Fugger Georg P0012
Fujii Takeo P0303
Fujikawa Haruhiko P0026
Fujinami Koushu P0758
Fujinami Yoshiaki P0017
Furlani Gianluca P1012
Furletti Vivian P0790
Furuichi Yasushi P0019, P0066
Furuta Michiko P0255, P0264
Försch Moritz P0942
Förster Gitta P0673
Fürhauser Lukas P0526
Fürhauser Rudolf P0526, P1055
G. Coelho Paulo 60
Gabay Eran P0992
Gadeau Marika P0774
Gaedechens Dominique P0581
Gaggl Alexander P1000
Gahleitner Andre 71 P0037, P1026
Gaigalas Mindaugas P0270
Gaio Eduardo J. 46, 58 P0598
Galindo Roberto P0180
Galindo-Moreno Pablo 46, 64
Gallas Mercedes 70 P0668
Galli Carlo P0517
Gallina Sebastien P0681
Gamble Eugene P0052
Gamboa Fredy P0572
Gambone Maurizio P0356
Gamborena Iñaki 48
Gamsiz Hikmet P0624
Garagiola Umberto P1034
Garavaglia Giovanni P1015
Garbuio Roberto P0169
Garcia Benjamin 58 P0571
Garcia Flavia B. P0853
Garcia Valdir G. P0321, P0334, P0336,
P0801, P0805
García Elena D.F. P0688
García-García Virginia P0703, P0945, P0946,
P1014
García-Gargallo María 49
García-Martínez Olga P0021, P0412
García-Sanz Jose Alberto 50
Garip Goze K. P0126
Gaspar Gonçalves Pedro
César
58
Gaspirc Boris 48
Gassmann Georg P0273
Gattenloehner Stefan P0008
Gatto Maria Rosaria P0826
Gaudin Elise P0650
Gaudioso Luigi P0648
Gaugusch Arabella P0218
Gaveglio Lorena 51
Gavric Jelena P0475
Gawe Robert 63
Gay Jennifer H.A. P0440
Gašperšič Rok 63 P0269, P0569, P0715,
P0908
Geevarghese Amritha 71 P0094
Geibel Margrit-Ann 70
Geis-Gerstorfer Jürgen P0960
Gelato Marie P0744
Genceli Emrah P0728
Genco Robert J. 65
Geoffrey Lecloux P1008
Georgescu Alexandru P0381
Georgiev D. P0715
Gera Istvan 59, 63 P0363, P0405, P0511,
P0524, P0867, P1001
Gerasimova Elena V. P0830, P0832
Gerdes Victor E.A. 63
Gergin Bengisu P0310
Gerlach Raquel 70
Germen Meliha P0676
Geurtsen Werner P0138, P0673, P0674,
P0726
Ghaffari Sahar P0290
Ghanaati Shahram P0967
Ghanbari Habibollah 51
Ghanbarzadeh Jalil P1049
Ghannad F. P0634
Ghannad Farzan P0635
Gharibi Borzo 56
Ghelardoni Carlo 50
Gheorghiu Maria I. P0575
Gherlone Enrico P0450
Gherlone Silvia P0648
Gholami Gholamali P0152, P0193
Gholami Leila P0390
Ghuman Mandeep S. 56
Giannakopoulos Nikolaos
Nikitas
P0764
Giannetti Emanuele P0974
Giannobile William 48
Giannubilo Stefano Raffaele P0731
Gibert Philippe P0424, P1002
Gibot Sebastien 59
Giesinger Johannes 51
Giesler Marianne P0256
Gil Javier P0979, P0993
Gil Loscos Francisco P0230, P0385, P0778
Gilestro Orazio 50
NAME INDEX
NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr* NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr*
NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr* NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr*
Gillam David P0196, P0267, P0833
Gilowski Lukasz P0203, P0305
Giner Lluis P0965
Giordano Michele 51
Giovannoli Jean Louis 63,69
Giurgiu Marina C. P0312, P0713
Gkranias Nikolaos P0082
Gleissner Christiane 69
Glineur Régine P0362, P0477
Glise Jean-Marc P0870
Gläser Christiane 61
Gmiterek Anna M. P0633
Gociu Marius P0972
Goeller Thomas P0025
Goenechea Natalia P0690
Goené Ronnie 59
Goes Paula P0014
Gokbuget Aslan Y. 57 P0096, P0126, P0134,
P0369, P0377, P0527,
P0532, P0798, P0869,
P1081
Gokmenoglu Ceren P0430, P0489
Goldie Maria P. 55
Goldstein Moshe P0165, P0968, P1004
Golubovic Vladimir 57 P0439, P0442, P0915
Gomes Débora A.S. P0031
Gomes Elaine F. P0204
Gomez-Moreno Gerardo P0656, P0660, P0751
Gonzales Jose R. 56, 63, 71
Gonzales-Marin Cecilia 65
Gonzalez O’Sullivan Manuel 64
González Marta P0157
González María C. P0087
Gonçalves Lucas F..H. P0594
Gonçalves Teresa P0646
Gopalakrishnan Dharmarajan 71
Gorska Renata P0684
Gortan-Kasaj Aristea P1040
Gorzó István P0115, P0389
Gottlow Jan 50
Gottwald Peter P0659
Goubron Cyril P0870
Gozlu Muammer P0663
Gradinaru Irina P0408
Graetz Christian P0649, P0657, P0788
Grande Claudio P0457
Graves Dana P0563
Graziano Antonio P0356
Greabu Maria P0549
Gref Rolf P0612
Gregor René P0861
Gregory Joaquin D. P0201, P0913
Greifeneder Christoph P0697
Greven Björn 59
Griffin Terrence P0004
Griffiths Gareth S. 55,58
Grigoras Simona Ionela P0714
Grigoryan Seda P0015
Grill Eva M. P0225
Grimm Wolf-D. P0164
Grisi Marcio F. P0296, P0596
Grisi Marcio Fernando M. P0892
Groeger Sabine 47,71 P0008, P0699
Grossmann Yoav 64
Grube Martin P0605
Gruber Reinhard P0069, P0433, P0566,
P0755, P0841, P0957,
P0958, P0980
Gruden Pokupec Sanja P0294
Grunder Ueli 63
Grunert Ingrid 51
Gröger Sabine 56 P0096
Gröndahl Kerstin P0453
Guaitolini Stefania P0226
Gualberto Junior Erivan
Clementino
P0334, P0336, P0801
Guaraldi Ana Luíza D.M. P0702
Guardia Javier P0656, P0660, P0751
Guarnelli Maria Elena P0024, P0661
175
NAME INDEX

Gudkova Alexandra P0746
Guerra Fernando P0964
Guerrero Maria E. P0987
Gueudin Romain P0415
Guffart Martin P1030, P1030
Guglielmetti Mariana R. P0204
Guida Bruno P0117
Guida Luigi 51
Guimarães Jorge P0677
Guinea Ana P0757
Guler Berceste P0481
Guler Tolga 62
Gulses Aydın P0591
Gumru Deniz P0473
Guncu Guliz N. 64 P0651, P0814
Gunhan Meral 59 P0855
Gunhan Omer 59 P0093, P0927
Guo Jianbin P0431
Gupta Bhumija P0441
Gurgel Bruno C.V. P0555
Gurkan Ali P0076, P0597
Gurman Alexandra B. 46
Gursoy Hare P0181, P0835, P0837,
P0839
Gussgard Anne P0493
Gustafsson Anders P0033, P0151, P0212,
P0702, P0727
Guzeldemir Esra 49 P0006, P0742, P0748
Guzzi Nicoletta P0183
Gyurkovics Milán P0601
Győrfi Adrienne P0601
Gómez-Font Rafael P1014
Gómez-Nobis Elena P0751
Górska Renata P0216, P0217, P0669
Göker Pınar P0043, P0600, P0647
Göthberg Catharina P0453
Götz Werner P0096
Göçhan Deniz P0490, P0687
Gücüm Seyhan 61
Gülbahar Mustafa Y. P0139, P0593
Gültekin Sibel E. 61
Gümüş Pınar P0590, P0871
Günay Hüsamettin P0138, P0673, P0674
Günday Sevim P0740
Gürgan Cem A. P0083
Gürgan Cem.A P0234, P0770
Gürlek Onder P0047
Gürsan Nesrin P0067
Gürsel Mihtikar P0352
Gürsoy Mervi P0717
Gürsoy Ulvi K. P0211, P0618, P0717
Güven Ahmet P0093
Haas Alex N. 58
Haas Michael 62, 71 P0136
Haba Danisia P0105, P0108
Hadad Krestean P0614
Hagenfeld Daniel P0634, P0810
Haji Fattahi Farnaz P0290
Hakki Erdogan E. P0610
Hakki Sema S. P0562, P0565, P0610,
P0848
Hakl Paul P0841
Haliloğlu Seyfullah P0352
Halperin Sternfeld Michal P0973
Hamm Cathy P. P0001, P0159, P0175,
P0894
Hamzaçebi Burak P0490, P0772
Han Buket P0322
Hanefeld Markolf 46
Hanganu Sc P0693
Hangyási Dávid B. P0389
Hanley James P0004
Hannig Christian 46
Hannouneh Khaled P0615
Hanson Naomi P0744
Hanzade Mete P0302, P0881, P0883,
P0886
Happe Arndt 57
Hara Yoshitaka P0028, P0556, P0700
176
Harb Ali P0258
Hariati Luky P0387
Haririan Hady 69, 71 P0070
Harnacke Daniela 61
Harris Stephen 56
Hart Suzanne P0597
Hart Thomas P0597
Hartikainen Sirpa 70
Hartmann Nico P0451
Hassar Ghizlane P0539
Hatipoglu Mukerrem P1023
Hattori Toshimi P0017
Haubek Dorte 55 P0612
Hauk Stephan P0498
Haupt Manuela 58
Hauschild Christian P0726
Hawas Ahmed 64
Hayakawa Hiroki P0758
Hbibi Abdelhadi P0078
He Lu P0145, P0219, P0223
Heasman Peter A. 49
Heimel Patrick P0038
Heinz Bernd 59
Heitz-Mayfield Lisa J.A. 64
Hellberg Dan P0272
Hellwig Elmar P0256
Hemati Elnaz P1056
Hempel Ute P0283
Hendek Meltem P0372, P0643, P0882,
P1083
Hennequin Martine P0847
Herion Francine P0650
Hernandez Alfaro Federico P0996
Hernández Jara P0536
Hernández-Alfaro Federico P1078
Herrera David 49, 50, 60,
61, 70
P0024, P0775
Herrero Jose P0536
Herrero Mariano 64 P0051, P0123, P0956,
P0962, P0979, P0993,
P1045
Herrmann Jens Martin P0086, P0089, P0096,
P0120
Herzog Wolfgang P0649
Heschl Alexander 62, 71 P0136, P0497
Hess Pablo P0501
Hidaka Tatsuhiro P0066
Hidalgo Olga P0945, P0946
Hienz Stefan P0012, P1026
Hiltunen Liisa P0114
Hinz Ann-Kathrin 64
Hinze Marc P0185
Hirano Tsutomu P0133
Ho Ming-Hua P0306
Hoch Monika 63
Hodge Penny 46
Hofer Deborah P0856
Hofer Dominik 58
Hoff Paula P0733
Hoffmann Thomas 46, 63 P0260, P0283, P0358,
P0820, P0822
Hofmann Britt 59, 63
Hofmänner Petra 59 P0785
Holger Jentsch P0285
Hollingworth Marie P0637
Holmer Jacob P0727
Holmlund Anders P0125, P0272
Holtfreter Birte 50, 61 P0258, P0260
Holzhausen Marinella P0074, P0075, P0213
Honda Tomoyuki P0065
Hong Lu-Sheng P0306
Hong Seong Il P0725
Hong Yoon Euy P0167
Horasan Sinan P1037
Horewicz Veronica P0010
Horimizu Makoto P0016
Hormdee Doosadee P0559
Hornecker Else 63 P0326, P0327, P0330,
P0335, P0504, P0552
Horowitz Robert A. P0467
Hortig Wajiha 69
Horvath Atilla 56
Horvath Attila P0405
Horwitz Jacob 61 P0973, P0992, P1006
Hosaka Yasuo P0758
Hotton Dominique 55
Hou Jianxia P0567
Houchmand Madline P0640
Houcken Wiebke P0141
Houri-Haddad Yael 58
Houvenaeghel Brice P0512, P1074
Hovhannisyan Sergo P0029
Howaldt Hp P0008
Hoxha Veton P0090
Hrasky Valentina P0330
Huang Duke Y. P0476
Huang Ren-Yeong P0182
Huang Wenxiu P0510
Huang Yuanyi P0476
Huang Zhen P0145
Huck Olivier 46,55 P0429, P0617
Hueber Lisa P0957
Hughes Ceri P0545
Hughes Francis 50,55,56
Hugo Oliver 46
Huh Seong Ryong P0534
Huk Andriy P1011
Hulik Emese P0363
Hupsch-Marzec Hanna P0804
Hupsch-Marzec Hanna M. P0756
Hurel Steven P0082
Hyman Leslie P0744
Hyvärinen Kati 70
Hänsgen Phillipp 70
Höglund Åberg Carola 55
Hürzeler Markus 48,51,59,60,62
Hüseyinalemdaroğlu Burcu P0054
Icen Murat P0537
Ida Atsushi P0758
Ide Mark 63
Iglesias Linares Alejandro P0404
Iglhaut Gerhard 60
Ignat Doru P0080
Ihalin Riikka 46
Iiyama Manami P0016
Ilday Nurcan P0342
Ilgenli Ahmet T. P0994
Ilgenli Tunc P0609
Ilhan Betül P0994
Ilhan Dilek P0795
Ilic-Tomic Tanja P0558
Illanes Sebastián P0723
Illes Davor P0925
Illeš Davor 70 P0384
Illés Zsolt P0046
Imperial Roberta P0378, P0379
Inagaki K P0693
Inostroza Carolina P0581
Inoue Gislene P0204
Inácio Luis P0210
Ioannidou Effie P0679
Ionescu Ileana P0416
Ippoliti Arnaldo P0084
Iraqi Fuad A. 58
Irarrazabal Carlos P0581
Irie Koichiro P0027, P0264
Isabal Sergio 49 P0157
Ishida Kohei 46 P0109
Ishihama Seimi P0414
Ishihara Yuichi P0039
Ishii Yoshihito P0278
Ishizuka Yoichi P0589
Islam Sharif P0833
Isler Cemil P0370
Isler Sila C. P0361
Ismail Atef P0488, P1018
Ismail Bahtiar P0549
Ismail Fidan-Bahtiar P0406
Ismail Mohd Aidie P0155
Ismail Razida P0222
Isobe Mitsuaki 61
Isola Gaetano P0061
Issever Hasim P0676, P0680
Isık Gulden P0243
Itabe Hiroyuki P0133
Ito Koichi P0022, P0287
Ito Satoshi 46 P0109
Ivanovic Aleksandar P0170, P0899, P0903
Ivic Kardum Marija P0262
Ivic-Kardum Marija P0880
Iwano Yoshihiro P0022
Iwasaki Masanori P0130, P0132
Iwasaki Yoshiaki P0264
Izakovicova Holla Lydie 56 P0073, P0705
Izawa Airo P0039
Izquierdo Fort Regina P0200
Izumi Yuichi 56, 61 P0062, P0238, P0525,
P0724
Işler Esengül P0729
Işık Gülden P0626
Jablonski Michael P0327
Jachmann Ingeborg P0358
Jacobs R. 57
Jahn Caroline 63
Jakse Norbert 57, 71 P0917, P0952, P1062,
P1077
Jallot Edouard P0434
Jame Olivier P1002, P1003
Janczak Dariusz P0101
Jankovic Sasa 59 P0558
Janner Simone 51
Jannu Ann S. P0503
Jansen John A. P0901, P0971
Jantan Ibrahim P0053
Jaramillo Reyes P0049
Javed Fawad 46 P0904, P0969
Jebrin Eyass 70
Jelušić Damir P0995
Jelvehgaran Zahra P0153
Jenabian Niloofar P0281
Jentsch Holger P0044, P0885
Jepsen Karin 59
Jepsen Søren
47,58,59,61,
P0095,P0831
63,64,71
NAME INDEX
NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr* NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr*
NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr* NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr*
Jeszka Jan P0658
Ji Chao 61 RC 056
Jia Huimei P0355
Jiang Chen P0431, P0544, P1067
Jimbo Ryo 62
Jin Lijian 61
Jindal Ankita 61
Jindal Sushil 61
Jockel-Schneider Yvonne P0225, P0354, P0368
Jodah Lena P0614
Johannsen Annsofi P0613
Johansson Anders 55 P0612
Jokstad Asbjorn P0493
Jordan Rainer A. P0253
Jorge Adriana P0582
Jovicic Bojan P0188
Jula Antti P0048, P0135
Jun Choong Man P0961
Jung Hyun Ju P0150
Jung Im-Hee P0961
Jung Ronald 62
Jung Young Suk P0149
Junior Raphael H. P0702
Junker Rudiger P0942, P0971
Jurajda Michal P0073
Jurcic Ivana P0399
Jurkovic Richard 62 P0999
Justich Xaver P1000
Jäger Andreas P0095
Jöhren Peter 64
Jönsson Birgitta 46
Jönsson Daniel 59
177
NAME INDEX

Kabartai Firas P0822
Kablan Fares P0865
Kablan Faris K. P1009
Kadhim Mohanad P0614, P0615
Kadir Tanju P0819, P0837, P0839
Kadkhoda Zainab P0893
Kadkhoda Zeinab P0153, P0472, P1058
Kadkhoda Zeynab P0199
Kadkhodazadeh Mahdi P0152, P0193, P0437
Kado Takashi P0066
Kahl Maren P0657
Kahl-Nieke Bärbel P0726
Kahn Sergio P0378, P0379
Kahraman Cemil P0043
Kaiser Eva P0156
Kajikawa Tetsuhiro P0026
Kakisis Jd P0754
Kakumoto Yoshimi P0414
Kalaitzakis Harry 70
Kale Köroğlu Banu P0711
Kallassy Awad Mireille P0576
Kalpidis Christos P1063, P1065
Kaltschmitt J P0318
Kamali Eskandar P0128
Kamaruddin Azwin Assilah P0155
Kamberi Blerim P0809
Kamiya Yousuke P0039
Kamma Joanna 48,49
Kammerer Peer W. 57
Kandemir Sukru 62
Kaneko Takashi P0028, P0700
Kaner Dogan P0906, P0988
Kang Jun P0145, P0563
Kankaanpää Anni T. P0248
Kanlı Dursun Ceyda P1005
Kantarci Alpdogan 55 P0195, P0926, P1037
Kantorowicz M P0633
Kapadia Pinak J. P0622
Kapferer Ines P0653
Kaplan Ilana P0701
Kara Adem P0324, P0345, P0346
Kara Helin P0642, P0687, P0978
Kara Tuncer Aysun P0636
Karabulut Erdem 64 P0043, P0600, P0651
Karaduman Burcu P0783
Karakas Ozan P0302, P0881, P0883,
P0886
Karakida Takeo P0058
Karakus Ozgun P0890
Karakış Serap P0500, P0736
Karaoz Erdal P0610
Karapetsa Dimitra 49
Kardum Marija I. P0399
Kargas Konstantinos P0854
Karimi Noozhan P0333
Karluk Suhan P0361
Karpinski Tomasz P0802
Karsidag Kubilay P0126
Kasaj Adrian 56, 62, 69 P0641, P0769, P0885,
P0902, P0942, P1040
Kasan Noordin P0271
Kashefimehr Atabak P0104
Kashi Ajay R. P0441
Kasnak Gökhan P0369, P0473, P0940,
P1068, P1079
Kass Ana I. G. P0703
Kastelein John J.P. 63
Kasuyama Kenta P0027
Katagiri Sayaka P0238, P0724
Katancik James P0744
Kataoka Shinsuke P0287
Kato Rina P0133
Kato Tomotaka P0063
Katsikari Athanassia P0274
Katta Srinivas A. P0460
Katı Gülin T. P0122
Kautzky-Willer Alexandra 69
Kawala Beata P0171
178
Kawanami Masamitsu P0042
Kawar Jane S. P0088
Kaya Süheyla P0680
Kayani Yazdi Farin P0128
Kebschull Moritz 58
Keceli Huseyin G. P0740, P0882, P0884,
P1083
Keestra J.A.J. P0521
Keeve Philip L. 56
Keglevich Tibor 59 P0867
Kelbauskiene Solveiga P0849
Kele Beatrix P0115
Kelekis-Cholakis Anastasia 59
Keles Ali P0366
Keles Gonca Cayir P0007, P0593, P0815,
P0912
Keles Zeynep Pinar P0007, P0912
Keller Jean-François P0887
Kemper Robert P0524
Keremi Beata 58
Kermen Eda P0340, P0627, P0628,
P0638, P0920
Kerner Stephane P0382
Keskin Mutlu P0626
Keskiner Ilker P0818, P0927
Keukenmeester Rosalien S. P0307
Kfir Efraim P0165
Khadem Nayereh P0131
Khademi Maryam P0911
Khalili Ihssan P0820
Kher Udatta 61
Khili Nadia 71
Khlil Nadia P0691, P0709
Khodadoustan Amin P0390
Khorsand Afshin P1057
Khorshidi-Böhm Manu P0674
Khoshzaban Ahad P0186, P0199, P0893
Khouri Antwan T. P0088
Kielbassa Andrej M. P0206, P0733, P0824
Kieselbach Thomas 46
Kikuchi Mariko P0425, P0953, P0955
Kim Byung-Ock P0534, P1016
Kim Jin-Woo P0961
Kim Kyoung-Hwa P0445, P0561
Kim Kyul P0150
Kim Ok Su P0149, P0150, P0725
Kim Sang-Yul P0341
Kim Su-Whan P0561
Kim Suelkee P0482
Kim Sun-Jin P0977
Kim Sung-Jo P0934
Kim Tae-Il P0445
Kim Ti Sun P0318, P0349, P0634,
P0635, P0810
Kim Won-Kyung P0561
Kim Yeon J. P0599
Kim Yi-Kyong P0851
Kim Youn Joon P0149, P0150
Kim Young-Sung P0561
Kinane Denis P0097
Kinane Denis F. P0609
Kinoshita Toshinori P0255
Kinumatsu Takashi P0589
Kiremitci Arlin P0814
Kirkpatrick Charles James P0967
Kirmeier Robert 71
Kirnbauer Barbara P0917
Kirzioglu Fatma Y. P0711
Kirzioğlu Fatma Y. P0719
Kisch Jenö P1038, P1042
Kishimoto Takaaki P0028, P0700
Kissa Jamila P0242, P0539, P0691,
P0709, P0721, P0722,
P0951
Kitagawara Satoshi P0238
Kiyan Esen 70
Kizildag Alper P0811
Klaic Boris P0720
Klampfl Arnold P0952, P1077
Kleinhans Lena P0354
Kleinman Alejandro P1025
Klemencic Mladen P0332, P0409
Klinge Bjorn P0727
Klinger Avigdor 71 P0620
Klocke Astrid P0665
Kloss Frank R. P0148
Klug Barbara P0605
Knitschke Michael P0498
Knuuttila Matti P0048, P0114, P0135,
P0147, P0718
Knöfler Gerhild U. P0285
Kobayashi Daisuke 46
Kobayashi Hiroaki P0062, P0238, P0724
Kobayashi Makoto P0214
Kobayashi Tetsuo 46 P0109
Kocak Asli P0527, P0532, P1081
Kocak-Buyukdere Ayse P0006
Koch Manuel 61
Kocher Thomas 58, 60, 61, 65 P0258, P0260, P0657
Koehrer Dennis P0253
Koide Yoko P0214
Kojima Azusa P0027, P0264
Kokovic Vladimir P1060
Koleilat Mohamad I. P0179
Koller Martin 71 P0136, P0329
Komulainen Kaija H. 70
Konas Elif P0013
Kondzielnik Piotr P0305
Konopka Tomasz P0669, P0684
Konstantinidis Antonis 70 P0146, P0274, P0492,
P0854, P0857, P1063,
P1064, P1065
Koo Ki-Tae P0445
Kopecka Dana P0608
Koren Nechama 61
Korhonen Jari 46
Koshi Rieko P0022
Koshi Ryosuke P0022
Kotsikoris Ioannis P0754
Kotsovilis Sotirios P0011
Kotwicka Malgorzata P0918
Koudriavtseva Tatyana P0190
Koufmann Norman P0177
Koukos Georgios P0274
Koury Josely P0212
Kovac Zoran P0397
Kovacevic Aleksandra P0277
Kovacic Uros P0569
Kovács Mariann P0115
Kowalska Anna P0658
Kowalski Jan P0216, P0669
Koyama Eiki P0589
Koyanagi Tatsuro P0238, P0525
Koyuncuoglu Cenker P1041
Koyuncuoglu Cenker Z. P0093, P0195, P1037
Kozlovsky Avital P0595
Kozłowski Zbigniew P0548
Koçak Havva P0551, P0711
Koçak Idris P0729
Koçi Ardita P0234
Kraft Anna P0755
Kragis Gints P1072
Kraljevic Sonja S. P0257
Kralova Vera P0608
Krantz-Schäfers Christiane P0326
Kranz Stefan P0914
Kraus Dominik P0095
Krawzyk Kasia P0960
Kreikemeyer Bernd P0040
Kriebel Katja P0040
Krieger D P0318
Krigar Dm P0318
Krishnaswamy Gita P0275
Krohn-Dale Ivar P0311
Kruczan Mario P0531
Krzemiński Tadeusz F. P0203, P0305
Krämer Benjamin 58
NAME INDEX
NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr* NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr*
NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr* NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr*
Ku Young P0445
Kubar Ayhan P0591
Kubicka-Musiał Magdalena P0756, P0804
Kubota Takehiko P0016, P0018, P0560
Kuchler Ulrike P0980
Kucukcoskun Meric 70 P0243
Kucukodaci Zafer P0166
Kuis Davor P0262, P0397, P0530
Kulaç Esin P0316, P0707
Kuliš Dunja P0294
Kumar T.S.S P0009
Kumbasar Deniz 70
Kumbul Doğuç Duygu P0055, P0316, P0551,
P0707
Kuna Tihomir P0399
Kuo Cheng-Pan P0214
Kuramoto Akiko P0556, P0700
Kurgan Sivge 59 P0855
Kurhańska-Flisykowska Anna P0579, P0658
Kuribayashi Nobuyuki P0516
Kurtiş Bülent M. 61 P0500, P0823
Kurtulus-Waschulewski Idil P0096
Kuru Bahar 61, 62, 64, 72 P0122, P0181, P0315,
P0371, P0410, P0817,
P0819, P0835, P0837,
P0839, P0919, P0949
Kuru Bahar E.
Kuru Leyla 61, 64 P0122, P0315, P0371,
P0410
Kustrzycki Wojciech P0101
Kutsal Derya P0474, P0687, P0772
Kutukculer Necil P0005
Kuznetzova Irina P0746
Kwamin Francis 55 P0612
Kweon Sun Seog P0150
Kwon Eun-Young P1085
Könönen Eija 48 P0211, P0618, P0717
Köse Kemal N. 61 P0819
Köse Oguz P0340
Köse Timur P0137
Köseoğlu Serhat P0848, P0891, P1023
Küffer Roger P0703
Kühl Sebastian P0952
Küçük Pembe P0824
Kınacı Anıl P0251
Kırzıoğlu Fatma Y. P0055, P0316, P0551,
P0707, P0708, P0710,
P0730, P0741
Kıvrak Elifcan P0392, P0500
Kızılçakır Merih P0736
Laclette Juan P. P0586
Ladika-Davidovic Blazenka P0068
Ladunca Oana P0105, P0108
Lafzi Ardeshir P0098, P0279
Lagares Daniel T. P1036
Laguna Estefania 61
Lai Chern-Hsiung P0214
Laine Maria L. 56
Laine Marja L. 55
Laino Luigi 50
Lajolo Carlo 50
Lalic Djordje P0187
Lalla Evanthia 58
Lalla Michele P0226
Lambert France 59, 69 P0515, P0650, P1008,
P1054
Lan Xiao M. P0655
Landi Luca 56, 57
Lang Hermann P0040
Lang Niklaus P. 56, 58, 64
Lange Katharina P0326, P0327, P0330,
P0335, P0504, P0552
Lanza Alessandro 51
Lappin David F. P0047, P0097, P0113,
P0590
Laquerriere Patrice P0434
Lara Juan José P1045
Larsen Hans C. P0304
Larsson Lena P0032
179
NAME INDEX

Lasa Andoni P1014
Laschen Jan P0641
Laskin Dm P1034
Lassacher Margaux D. P0652
Lasserre JérôMe 57 P0486
Laster Zvi P0865
Latorre Catalina P0737
Latronico Matteo P0169
Laugisch Oliver 59 P0785
Laurent-Maquin Dominique P0432, P0434
Lavoie Donna M. P0001, P0159, P0175,
P0894, P1028
Lawo A. P0634
Lawo Anja P0635
Lazaro Pedro P0962, P0993
Lecloux Geoffrey 59 P0515, P0650, P1054
Lee Jae-Kwan P0341, P0343, P0482,
P0977
Lee Jaebum 51
Lee Min-Ho P0440
Lee Su-Yeon P0561
Lee Yong-Moo P0445, P0561
Lee Young-Kyu P0561
Legovic Roberto P0513
Legros Caroline P1054
Leguehennec Laurent P0640
Lehmann Karl 56 P1040
Lehmann Karl M. P0641
Lehner Marc 61
Leichter Jonathan W. P0695
Leininger Matthieu P0621
Leishman Shaneen J. P0750
Leismann Diana P1043
Leithner Andreas P0136
Leknes Knut N. P0311, P0813
Lekovic Vijislav P0558
Lekovic Vojislav 55, 59 P0619
Lemos Costa Ana P0374, P1019
Lenhardt Cindy P0283
Leon Ruben 49 P0157
Leonhard Matthias 47
Leroul Mustapha P0640
Leroy Roel P0485
Lesko-Hamza Tamara 70
Lessang Robert P0387
Lethuillier Josselin P0449
Leusic Temmer Jelka P0360, P0394
Levi, Jr. Paul P0030, P0180, P0446
Levin Liran 64 P0426, P0992, P1006
Levine Martin 58
Levine William 51
Levrini Luca P0209
Lewinson Dina P0444
Lewis Cora E. P0744
Li Peng P0219
Li Xiao 61
Li Zukui 58 P0571
Liapis Ch. P0754
Lijian Jin P0129, P0496
Liljenberg Birgitta P0514
Lill Werner 71
Lillqvist Johan 58
Lim Lum Peng P0528
Lima Ana Patricia S. P0014
Lima Cristina P0962
Lima Kenio C. P0555
Lima Luiz A.P.A. P0514, P0982
Lima Rodrigo P0118
Lima Vilma P0014
Lin Mark P0493
Lind Lars P0125
Lind Monica P0125
Linden Gerry J. 60
Lindhe Jan P0514
Lindsten Rune P0761
Linhartová Petra P0073, P0705
Linkevicius Tomas 57, 64 P1017
Lisboa Marcio P0950
180
Lischewski Sandra 61
Littarru Cristiano 50
Liu Dali P0002, P0059
Liu Gao D. P0631
Liu Kai Ning P0233
Liu Kaining P0567
Liu Tingting P0223
Liukkonen Joonas P0211
Lizio Giuseppe 51 P0452
Liébart Marie-Françoise P0870
Liñares Antonio 50, 51
Llodra-C Juan C. P0864
Loboda Ekaterina P0190
Lohermaa Elina 46
Lohinai Zsolt 58 P0601
Loir Bernard P0393
Lombardi Tommaso P0703, P1015
Lomšek Anja P0269
Longo Mariéllen P0336, P0801
Lončar Sandra P0678
Loos Bruno G. 46, 50, 56, 63 P0141
Loperfido Cosimo P1025
Lopes Helton M. P0585, P0654, P0696,
P0749
Lopes Pedro N. P0317
Lopez Javier P. P0986
Lopez Norberto Q. P0201
Lopez Roldan Andres P0228
Lopez Roldán Andres P0385
Lopez Vailagran Jesus P0996
Lopez-Sanchez Af P0471
Lopez-Sanchez Antonio F. P0111
Lorente Antonio P0533
Lorenz Katrin P0283, P0822
Lorenzo Annette P0441
Martin 49, 60, 71 P0497, P0623, P1066
Lorusso Carmen P1035
Louca Chris P0081
Louise Francis 60
Loundou Anderson P0870
Loupis Nicolaos 49
Louropoulou Anna 47
Lovrenčić-Huzjan Arijana 70
Low Yi Han P0528
Lozada Jaime P1025
Lozano Mauricio P0581
Lu He P0121
Lu Rui Fang P0233
Lu Sheldon X. 51
Lu Sheng-Hua P0182
Luan Qing X. P0219, P0323
Lubbe Dirk P1043
Lucaciu Adrian P0253
Lucas Alcahuz Eduardo P0230
Luchian Ionut P0859
Lukács Dénes P0046
Lukács Eszter P0592
Lumetti Simone P0517
Luna Rodrigo P0118
Lutfioglu Muge P1039
Lutze Andrea 63
Luvizuto Eloa P0980
Lv Hong P0491
López Gonzalo P0668
López Mónica 70 P0668
López-Cerero Lorena 64
Ma Shouzhi P0431
Ma Zhiwei P0863
Macaluso Guido M. P0517
Machi Valérie P0429
Machtei Eli E. 72 P0426, P0444, P0973,
P0992, P1006
Machuca Portillo Guillermo P0087, P0404, P0535,
P1036
Macris Andrei P0771
Mader Mariana P0606
Madianos Phoebus P0079, P0754
Madrid Carlos P0546
Maeda Nobuko P0058
Maekawa Tomoki P0036
Mahesh Lanka 61 P0459, P0460
Mahfoud Ghayath 47
Mahé Joséphine P0259
Mailath-Pokorny Georg P0526, P1055
Maisch Bernhard 70
Maisch Susanne B. P0353
Makino Asako P0758
Malekolkotab Rahele P0199
Malmstrom Hans P0441
Malyy Alexander P0468
Manazza Elena Maria P0110
Mance Romana P0908
Mancini Evelyn A. 59
Mandel Ivan P0046
Manfredi Edoardo P0517
Maniu Georgeta P0312
Mannocci Alice 51
Manoloiu Elena L. P0417
Manso M.C. P0207
Mantovani Nathane A. P0213
Manuzzato Gianluca P0974
Manzano-Moreno Francisco
Javier
P0412
Manzoor Behzad P0423
Marcaccini Andrea M. P0280
Marchesini Elena P0239
Marchetti Claudio 51 P0452, P0974
Marchi Sofia P0984
Marchisio Olivia 58, 61
Marco Pitarch Rocio P0200, P0778
Mardas Nikos 56
Mareque Bueno Javier P0996
Mareque Santiago 51 P0986
Margarit-Boscà Juan P0388
Mariani Giulia 50 P0183
Mariguela Viviane 70
Marin Maria J. 70
Marinacci Massimo 50
Marino Laura Antonia P0110, P0162
Mariotti Angelo 62
Mariotti Giorgia P0984
Maris Maria P0205
Markovitz Eitan P1004
Marotti Maja P0623
Marsal Patrick P1003
Martegani Paolo 56
Martelli Eugenio P0084
Martens Filip P0507
Martin Carreras-Presas
Carmen
P0983
Martinelli-Kläy Carla P. P0703
Martinez Diana P0572
Martinez Gisele L. P0212
Martinez-Lage Juan Francisco P1071
Martiniello Aniello P0169
Martinolli Chiara 48
Martins Luis P0207
Martins Orlando P0317, P0436, P0964,
P1044
Marto Sudarmo Subijanto P0176
Martu Alexandra P0739
Martu Ioana P0080, P0738
Martu Silvia P0080, P0105, P0714,
P0738, P0739, P0859
Martí Magraner Mª Salud P0778
Martín Carmen P0538
Martín Conchita 57 P0997
Martínez María P0087
Maruyama Noriko P0525
Maruyama Satoshi P0018
Mascarello Tommaso P0466, P0932
Maslova Natalja 57, 64 P1017
Massin Frederique 59
Masson Martial P0309
Masud Mahyunah P0265
Masumi Sara P0128
Masunaga Hiroshi P0287
NAME INDEX
NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr* NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr*
NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr* NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr*
Mata Tamara P1078
Matarese Giovanni P0061
Matas Francesc P0664
Matejka Michael 69, 71 P0012, P0070, P0587
Matesanz Paula 49
Matos Ana R. 70 P0775
Matos Sérgio P0317, P0436, P0964,
P1044
Matsushita Kenji P0019
Mattout Paul P0512, P1074
Matziolis Georg P0733
Mausberg Rainer F. 63 P0326, P0327, P0330,
P0335, P0504, P0552
Mayer Marcia P.A. P0213, P0570, P0584,
P0599
Mayer Yaniv 46
Mayr Anton P0782
Mazur Iryna P0163
Mazza Clelia P0630
Mazzaglia Giuseppe P0021
Małgorzata Pietruska 48
Mbakwem Amam P0753
Mc Quillin Andrew 58
Mcguire Michael 47
Mcinnes Iain P0097
Meggyes Mátyás P0046
Mehmeti Hasan P0091
Meijer Henny P0990
Meijer Hj 57
Meilhac Olivier 63
Meisel Peter P0258
Meisen Deborah 49
Mejia Elisa P0737
Melo Iracema M. P0014
Meloni Silvio M. P0455
Melpignano Federica P0224
Menassa Gabriel P0576
Mendes Juliana A. 48, 49
Mendes Luzia 49
Mendieta Carles P0664
Mendoza Mendoza Asunción P0404
Menezes Claudia C.D. P0378, P0379
Meng Huan-Xin P0219, P0233, P0567
Meng Huanxin 63
Meng Xin H. P0603
Mengel Reiner P1043
Meqa Kastriot P0090, P0091, P0364
Merheb Joe P0454, P0485, P0521
Mericske-Stern Regina 64
Mertens Brenda P0424
Mertens Christian P0542
Messora Michel 70
Messora Michel R. P0321, P0805
Mestnik Maria Josefa P0584
Metin Suleyman P0195, P0923, P0926,
P1037
Mettraux Gérald P0787
Meyer Karen P0674
Meyer Rainer P0095
Meyer-Bäumer Amelie P0349
Meyle Joerg 45, 47, 55, 56, P0008, P0086, P0089,
59, 63, 71, 72 P0096, P0120, P0699
Mezzomo Luis 56
Michailidou Vaso P0492
Michalowicz Bryan P0744
Michalowska Dagmara P0101
Micheelis Wolfgang P0260
Michel Jean-Baptiste 63
Micheletti Hespanhol André P0982
Michèle Reners 61
Midtbø Marit P0813
Migliaccio Silvia 50
Migliori Federico P0209
Mihatovic Ilja 57 P0439, P0442, P0903,
P0915
Miklos Aniko 51
Mikou Salwa P0721, P0722
Milewski Robert P0792
Milicescu Stefan P0771
181
NAME INDEX

Milinkovic Iva 59, 62
Milioli Jurgen P0169
Miller Neal 59, 64 P0681
Milne Trudy P0102
Minch Liwia E. P0171
Minenna Luigi P0852, P1059
Minenna Pasquale P1059
Minoglu Saylan Isil P0195, P1037
Miranda Letícia A. P0151
Mirante Alice P0646
Miricescu Daniela P0549
Miron Richard P0293
Mironiuc-Cureu Magdalena P0575
Mischak Irene P0298
Mitter Simona 61
Miyamoto Yasukazu 65
Miyauchi Sayuri P0036, P0065, P0559
Miyazaki Hideo P0130, P0132
Miyazawa Haruna P0036, P0065
Miyazawa Yasushi P0953
Mizrahi Debora P0572
Mizutani Hiroki P0039
Mizutani Shinsuke P0027, P0264
Mkrtumyan Ashot P0045
Mobaien Hideh P0286
Mocanu Brindusa P0406, P0549
Mochizuki Saeka P0022
Modanese Danielle P0790
Modica Fabio P0866
Modina Tamara N. P0189
Moeintaghavi Amir P0103, P0107, P0367
Moeintaghvi Amir 51
Moghadamnia Ali A. P0281
Moghaddas Hamid 64
Moghaddas Omid 64
Mogos Ioan P0713
Mogos Mihai P0713
Mohan Bhavya 49
Mohd Husain Aiza H. P0632
Mohd Said Shahida P0053
Mohd-Asari Ahmad S. P0271
Mohd-Dom Tuti P0271
Mojaddadi Mohammadali P0286
Mokbel Nadim M. P0448
Mokhtar Norehan P0222
Moldovan R P0836
Molina Hernandez Javier P0228, P0385, P0778
Molina Javier 57
Molnar Balint 46, 59 P0511, P0524, P0867,
P1001
Molnar Marijana P0197, P0332, P0720,
P0921
Molnar Nikola P0569
Mombelli Andrea 48, 55, 60,
64, 65
P0475, P1015
Monari Emanuela P0224
Mongardini Claudio 61, 62
Monnet-Corti Virginie P0870
Monsarrat Paul P0077
Monteagudo Arrieta Carlos A. P0588
Monteiro Larice Kercia B. P0014
Montenegro Janine 70
Montevecchi Marco P0826
Moon Seon-Ae P0934
Mora Francis 64 P0774
Morado-Pinho Monica P0207, P0374, P0821,
P1019
Moraes Renata P0716
Moraguez Osvaldo P1087
Morandini Ana Carolina F. P0041, P0553
Moratti Paolo P0169
Morita Manabu P0027, P0255, P0264
Morozumi Toshiya P0016, P0018, P0560
Morra Angela P0731
Morris Kevin P0895
Mory Axel P0905
Mostafa Hani P0846
Mota Luis F. 58
Mott Richard 58
182
Moutinho Ricardo P. P0210
Moëne Raphaël P1015
Mueller Gunnar P0025
Mueller Jakob P0907
Muhamed Nur Aliah Hidayah P0265
Mulders Ties A. P0141
Muller F 57
Mundethu Ambili R. P0773
Muntianu Ligia A. P0416
Munzert Jörn 61
Murakami Shinya P0026, P0287, P0559
Murasawa Akira 46 P0109
Muratovska Ilijana P0071
Murdoch Craig 49
Murias-Freijo Alia P0910
Musaeva Ramilya P0127
Mussett Andrew 49 P0156
Musskopf Marta L. P0092
Mutlu Emel G. P0927
Muñoz Carcavilla Marta P0411
Muñoz Fernando 50, 51 P0438, P0975, P0980,
P0986
Muñoz Marta P0956
Muñoz P. P0254
Myneni Bharathi Devi 71
Mäntylä Päivi 70 P0706
Méndez Manjón Irene P0523
Müller Heinz P0069
Müller Nada P0475
Naaman Nada P0576
Nabet Cathy P0077
Nacu Viorel 57
Nader Nabih 57 P1010
Naert Ignace 57
Nagano Fumiko P0700
Nagasawa Toshiyuki P0019, P0062, P0238,
P0724
Nagase Jun P0264
Nagata Maria José H. P0321, P0334, P0336,
P0801, P0805
Nagata Masaki P0016
Nagata Shoko P0955
Nagatomo Kanako J. 50
Nagayama Motohiko P0589
Nagy Akos P0046
Nagy Katalin P0389, P0789, P0872
Naicu Vlad P0784
Naik Vanaja K. P0779, P0780
Nakagawa Taneaki P0758
Nakajima Takako P0036, P0065
Nakamura Hirotaka P0556
Nakamura Kazutoshi P0130, P0132
Nakasone Naohiro P0016, P0018
Nakatsu Susumu P0700
Nakatsuka Yuko P0019, P0066
Nakazawa Futoshi P0019
Nalbantsoy Ayse P0056
Nanbara Hiromi P0062
Nanda Veena P0401
Nanescu Sonia P0739
Napimoga Marcelo H. P0606
Narang Sumit 61
Nart José 58
Nart José P0030, P0180, P0428,
P0446, P0763, P0970,
P1084
Nascimento Clarissa P0553
Nascimento Maisa C. P0585, P0654, P0696
Nascimento Rafael D.D. P0662
Nasori Alireza P0893
Nauck Matthias P0258
Naumann Michael P0933, P0936
Navarro Marta A. P0913
Nebel Daniel 58
Nechad Souad P0694
Nedelec Jean-Marie P0434
Nedic Milica P0187, P0292
Nedzi-Gora Malgorzata P0217
Neering Helga S. P0935
Negrutiu Meda Lavinia P0667
Negrão Francisca P0469, P0518
Nemtoi Alexandru P0105, P0108
Nentwig Georg H. P0501
Nergiz Ibrahim P0353, P0827
Neri Murilo A. P0950
Neto João B.C. P0982
Neumayer Stefan P0463
Neves Manuel P0975, P0986
Nezam Abadi Atena P0186, P0893
Ng Hung Chun, Corrie P0516
Nguyen Ky-Anh P0553
Nguyen Phuong Q. P0587
Nibali Luigi 58
Nica L P0693
Nichols Frank P0733
Nicknam Asl Hamed 51
Nicksch Sonja P0138
Nicolas Emmanuel P0847, P0991
Nicolopoulos Costa 62
Nicu Elena 62
Nicu Elena A. 62
Nieminen Markku S. 70 P0706
Nieri Michele 48
Niggemann Bernd 56
Nikolaeva Elena P1053
Nikolic Jakoba Natasa P0558, P0619
Nikolidakis Dimitris P0011, P0170, P0899
Nikou George P0170, P0899
Nilsson Bengt-Olof 58, 59
Nisand David 48 P0464
Nishida Tetsuya P0287
Niu Zhongying P0072
Nizam Nejat 62 P0480
Njemirovskij Vera P0360
Noack Barbara 46 P0820
Nociti-Jr Francisco H. P0555
Noda Katsuya P0278
Noguchi Emiko P0133
Noguchi Kazuyuki P0896
Noguchi Satoshi P0556, P0700
Noguchi Toshihide P0039
Nogueira Andressa V.B. P0583
Nohutcu Rahime M. 50
Noor Erni P0102
Nordström Birgitta P0272
Norer Burkhard 51
Norhammar Anna P0727
Noriega Jorge P0987
Nosic Marija P0880
Nouno Kaname P0016
Novaes Jr Arthur B. P0280, P0296, P0596,
P0892
Novák Tibor P0115
Nowak Michael 58
Noyan Ulku P0122, P0315, P0410,
P0819, P0837, P0839
Nozawa Takeshi 64
Numabe Yukihiro P0063, P0670
Nuñez Ignacio P0668
Núñez Javier P0438
Núñez Lucia P0438
O’Brien Tiernan 50
Oates Thomas P0744
Oberbaum Menachem 61
O’Dea Mary 48
Odier Amélie P0259
Oduncuoglu Bahar F. P0490, P0642, P0687,
P0772, P0878
Odyakmaz Selcen Zeynep P0922
Øen Malene P0813
Öhrn Kerstin P0272
Öncü Elif P0474, P0687, P0878
Öngüç Güliz P0316
Östman Conny P0613
Oettinger-Barak Orit 61
Özat Yener P0877
Özdem Muhsin P0719, P0730, P0741
NAME INDEX
NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr* NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr*
NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr* NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr*
Özdemir Burcu P0070, P0736
Özdemir Güven P0322
Özdemir Selin P. 61
Özen Özge P0480
Özer Yücel Özlem 61
Özkal Didem P0340, P0627, P0628,
P0638, P0920
Özkan Yasemin P0819
Özöner Ozge P0410
Öztürk Ayla P0013
Öztürk Ceyhan Banu P0113
Öztürk Hafize P0919
Öztürk Veli . P0578, P0768
Özyılmaz Berk P0013
Ofec Ronen 64 P1004
Ofluoglu Orhan P0819
Ogami Naoya P0303
Ogata Yorimasa P0287
Ogawa Masahito 61
Ogihara Shigeki 70
Ogita Mayumi 56
Ogodescu A P0693
Ogur Gönül P0013
Oh Nam-Sik P0961
Ohno Kayoko P0133
Ohshima Tomoko P0058
Oida Shinichiro P0058
Oikawa Hitoshi P0414
Okada Moe 46 P0109
Okamoto Hiroshi P0670
Okawa Rogério T.P. P0106
Oktay Sehkar P0410
Okubo Nobuki P0278
Okui Takafumi P0065, P0559
Olczak Teresa P0633
Olgac Vakur P0369, P0940
Olgun Erdemir Ebru P0372, P0643, P1023
Oliva Adriana 51
Olivares Federica P0110
Oliveira Alcione P0985
Oliveira Antonio Carlos G. P0584
Oliveira Eulalia N. P0118
Oliveira Fabiola S. P0280
Oliveira Paulo P0596
Oliveira Peterson D. P0985
Oliver-Bell Jessica P0097
Ollikainen Emilia P0147
Olszewska-Czyz Iwona P0488
Omar Siti Zainab P0632
Omlor David P0206
Onan Utku P0676, P0680
Ong Marianne M A P0275, P0528
Onisei Dan P0797, P0808
Onisei Doina P0797, P0808, P0885
Oortgiesen Daniel A.W. P0901
Oppermann Rui V. P0092
Orbak Recep P0319, P0638, P0920,
P0944
Orekchova Ludmila P0127
Orekhova Ludmila P0161, P0190, P0746
Orekhova Ludmila Yu. P0158
Orhan Hikmet P0551
Orhan Kaan P0227, P0537
Orive Gorka P0191, P0900, P0910
Orlander Philip P0744
Orlandini Lorena F. 46
Orovcanec Nikola P0071
Orti Valérie P0424, P1003
Ortiz-Puigpelat Octavi P0483, P1021
Ortiz-Vigon Alberto 70
Ortiz-Vigón Alberto P0775
Ortolani Michele 62
Ortíz Estefanía 64, 70
Oscarsson Jan 46
Oskoee Siavash S. P0930
Ota Kei P0758
Ota Mikio P0278
Oteri Nicola P0169
183
NAME INDEX

Otsuka Yasumitsu P0414
Oumeish Isam F. P0088
Ouyang Xiang Ying P0232, P0732
Ovaydi Ami P0450
Ower Philip 61, 63
Ozaki Yukio P0028
Ozalp Merve P0240, P0850
Ozawa Yusuke P0039
Ozbek S. Murat P0740
Ozcaka Ozgun P0056, P0113
Ozcan Gonen P0361
Ozcan Mustafa P0361
Ozdemir Hakan P0166, P0313, P0564
Ozer Hatice P0564
Ozerol Busra P0676, P0680
Ozgen Sema P0940, P1068, P1079
Ozkan Karaca Ebru P0949
Ozkan Serdar Y. P0884
Ozmeric Nurdan P0430, P0489, P0752
Oztekin Gorkem 70 P0243
Oztoprak Seniha P0786
Ozyurt Mustafa P1041
Pablos Aletheia B. P0985
Pabst Andreas M. 56 P0641
Pacheco José J. P0297, P0800
Paci Carlo Maria P0826
Pacios Sandra P0563
Paculanan Romeo P0493
Paderni Carlo 71
Paganin Pier Paolo P0331
Paino Annamari 46
Pais Ana M. P0469, P0518
Paju Susanna 70 P0706
Pajukanta Riitta P0717
Pakuszyńska-Błaszczyk
Justyna
P0858
Palarie Victor 57
Palaska Iro P1064
Palioto Daniela 70 P0596
Palioto Daniela B. P0296
Paliska Jelena P0277
Palmer Janet E. P0750
Palmer Paul 69
Palmer Richard 64, 72 P0423
Pamuk Ferda P0007, P0593, P0815,
P0912
Pane Giovanni P0502
Panigalli Andrea P0494
Panin Andrey P1053
Pannuti Cláudio M. P0204
Paolantoni Guerino 56
Papantonopoulos Georgios H. 56
Papapanou Panos N. 58
Papastamou Vasiliki P0079
Papathanasiou Evangelos P0004
Papp Zsuzsanna P0405
Paquette David P0744
Paqué Frank P0160
Par Matej P0277
Parashis Andreas O. 60
Paris Sebastian 50
Park Ji-Sun P0561
Park Se Hwan P0977
Park Shin-Young P0445
Parvini Puria P1040
Parviz Soraiya 64
Pasarin Liliana P0739
Pascual Andrés P0030, P0180, P0428,
P0446, P0763
Pascual Marta P0983
Pascual-Palma Marta P0111, P0471
Passos Rosangela P0662
Pater-Henigsman Ljiljana P0197, P0332
Patroi Dan P0972
Paunica Stana P0312, P0713
Pauwels Martine 62
Pavic Ivana P0116
Pavlic Verica P0762
184
Payer Michael 71
Payne Mark P0052
Paz Andreina P0572
Pazin Boris P0332, P0720, P0921
Paúl Robleto Fernando A. P1045
Pažin Boris P0197
Pellacani Chiara P0224, P0226
Pellegrini Gaia P0169, P0461, P0966
Pellegrino Gerardo P0974
Penaud Jacques P0415
Pendefunda Valeria P0937
Peng Bo P0863
Peng Li P0121
Penninger Josef 45
Perdigoto Susana M. P0685
Perecaye Crisbea P0484
Peredrii Viktoriia P0163
Pereira António L. 49, 50, 70 P0210
Pereira Elyne S..M. P0583
Pereira Miguel S. P0547
Pereira Silvio Antonio S.
Perez Clara E. P0208
Perez Cristina P0484
Perez Orrico Silvana R. P0599
Perka Carten P0733
Peros Kristina P0020
Persson Rutger G. P0136, P0653, P0706
Pertl Barbara P0652
Pertl Christof 56 P0623, P1077
Pertl Laura P1077
Perucchi Alessandro 57
Peruzzo Daiane P0790
Pervane Beste P0736, P0752
Petcu Cristian P0573
Petelin Milan P0908
Peter Maximilian P0769
Peters Ulrike P0665
Petig Christine 46
Petlichkovski Aleksandar P0071
Petre Alexandru Eugen P0784
Petrone Vincenzo P1073
Petrutiu Adrian P0672, P0816
Petsch Vanessa P0120
Pezelj-Ribaric Sonja P0262
Peñarrocha Miguel P1048, P1050
Peñarrocha Oltra David P1048
Pfeiffer Peter P0827
Pfister Wolfgang L. P0829
Picard Nicolas P0464
Piccini Assunta P0001
Picollo Fabrizio P0356
Piemontese Matteo P0731, P0745, P0828,
P0845, P0984, P1029
Pieri Francesco 51 P0452
Pietkiewicz Malgorszata P0675
Pietruska Malgorzata P0791, P0793
Pietruska Małgorzata P0295, P0669, P0684,
P0792
Pietruski Jan 48 P0295, P0791, P0792,
P0793
Pignatelli Ruggiero P0301
Pimentel Suzana P. P0263, P0844
Ping Gao P0034
Pini Prato Giovan Paolo 48
Pinneda-Trujillo Nicolas 58
Pintado Carlos H. P0821
Pinto Hugo G. P0365
Pinto Miguel G. 49 P0210
Pinto Ribeiro Tiago P0235
Piombino Michele 62
Pires Juliana R. P0031
Pirker Wolfgang P0998
Pirouzmandi Negin P0552
Pisano Milena P0455
Pischon Nicole P0206, P0733, P0824
Pissaridi Aikaterini P0568
Pittack Robert P0081
Plančak Darije 70, 71 P0250, P0257, P0277,
P0465, P0995
Platzer Susanne P0497, P1066
Platzer Ursula P0353, P0827
Plenk Hanns P0905
Plíšková Martina P0184
Pohl Snjezana P0530
Pola Natália M. P0321, P0805
Polansky Raoul 62
Polenik Pavel P0184
Polizzi Elisabetta Maria P0331
Polyakov Alexandr V. 58
Poma Maria P0183
Pommer Bernhard 62
Ponces Maria J. P0616
Ponzini Valentina P0226
Popelut Antoine G. 64
Popescu Dora P0573
Popovska Mirjana P0071
Posch Martin 62
Potarnichie Oana P0739
Potempa Jan P0553
Potthoff Anja P0253
Pourabbas Reza P0286, P0930
Pourjavad Monireh P0103
Prahasanti Chiquita P0176
Pramstraller Mattia P0661
Prasad Hari S. 51
Preshaw Philip 60
Pretzl Bernadette P0349
Pries Axel R. P0824
Prieto Diego P0554
Procaccini Maurizio P0984, P1029
Prosvirova Ekaterina P0064
Prpic Jelena P0262, P0397
Puchades Rufino Juan P0200, P0385
Puhar Ivan 70 P0068, P0257, P0399,
P0465, P0678
Puisys Algirdas 57, 64 P1017
Puriene Alina P0249, P0270, P0959
Purschwitz Regina P0285
Puscasu Cristina G. P0205
Pushkarev Oleg A. P0161
Pussinen Pirkko J. 70 P0618, P0706
Pustiglioni Francisco E. P0982
Pál Attila P0115
Pähkla Ene R. P0252
Pèrez Leire P0945, P0946
Pérez Javier 50, 51
Pöllänen Marja 46
Płocica Iwona P0203, P0305
Qawasmeh Samah P0767
Qiao Jing P0631
Qiao Min P0603
Qiao Yue E. P0655
Qingxian Luan P0121
Quaranta Alessandro P0984, P1029
Queiroga Luís P0235
Queiroz Adriana C. P0296
Quevedo Marc P0478
Quevedo Pou Marc P0479, P0523, P0536,
P1033
Quiles Jose L. P0049, P0050, P0051
Quintero Antonio P0723
Quirico Andrea 50
Quirynen Marc 49, 57, 62,
63, 72
P0454, P0485, P0521
Rabenstein Shira P0968
Radnai Marta P0115
Raducu Ana-Maria P0112
Radvar Mehrdad 51
Radwan-Oczko Malgorzata P0101, P0171, P0633
Radwan-Oczko Małgorzata P0548
Radzali Nurul Fariha M. P0276
Raes Filiep P0487
Raffaelli Luca P1035
Raghoebar G M 57
Raghoebar Gerry P0990
Rahban Sonia P0516
Raheliarisoa Velonjanahary
Mialimbolamena
P0682
NAME INDEX
NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr* NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr*
NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr* NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr*
Rahman Alexander P0726
Rahmani Shirvan Mohammad
E.
P0131
Rajala Ulla P0718
Rajati Hamidreza P1049
Rakic Mia P0558, P0619, P0976
Rakoto-Alson Simone P0682
Rakotoarison Richard P0682
Ram Zeev -. P0173
Ramadan Abdelrahman M.A. P0760
Ramaglia Luca P0499
Ramakrishnaiah Ravikumar P1086
Raman Renukanth P.C. 46
Raman Vidya P0244, P0686
Ramanauskaite Ausra P0420
Ramirez Valeria P0554, P0723
Ramirez-Puerta Rosario P0111, P0471
Ramirez-Tortosa Maria D.C. P0051
Ramlogan Shaun P0244, P0686
Ramos Isabel 51, 70
Ramos João P0646, P1044
Ramos João C. P0436
Ramos Junior Erivan S. P0041
Ramos Laura P0254
Ramos Torrecillas Javier P0021, P0412
Ramos-Junior Erivan S. P0553
Ramseier Christoph 46, 58, 65
Ramzuzzaman Nasiha Sakina P0057
Rangé Hélène 63
Rantam Fedik A. P0176
Rapoport Tal P0843, P0963
Rapp Gisela E. 58 P0662, P0950
Raschiotti Luca P0466
Raschiotti Paolo P0932
Rasouli Ghahroudi Amir
Alireza
P1056, P1057
Rasperini Giulio 45, 69 P0461, P0966
Rathe Florian 62 P0451, P0902
Rathnayake Nilminie P0727
Ratka-Krüger Petra P0256, P0504
Raunio Taina P0114
Rausch Wolf-Dieter 69, 71
Rausch-Fan Xiao Hui 69, 71 P0070, P0421, P0587
Rauten Anne Marie P0573
Ravera Lorenzo P0866
Rawlinson Andrew 58
Razali Masfueh P0057, P0632
Rebeis Estela S. P0213
Rebele Stephan F. 62
Rebelo Helena P0365
Reddy Michael P0744
Rees Jeremy P0686
Reeves Juliette P. P0174
Řehka Václav P0073
Rehn Monika P0354
Reich Karoline P0038
Reichert Stefan 61, 63
Reichert Torsen 57
Reichmann Jürgen P1077
Reingewirtz Yves P0447
Reis Cátia P0800
Reitmeir P P0318
Reitmeir Peter P0349
Relvas Marta P0261
Ren Xiu Y. P0655
Ren Yinshi 64
Renvert Stefan 47, 62, 64,
70, 72
Resende Marta 49
Revazova Zalina P0015
Reyes-Botella Candela P0412
Rezaei Masoud P0290
Rhyu In-Chul P0445
Riahi Nazari Kurosh P0543
Ribas Tania R.C. P0570
Ribeiro Fernanda V. P0263, P0844
Ribeiro Livia S.F. P0698, P0749
Ribeiro Mariana P1070, P1080
185
NAME INDEX

Riccardi Orio Luca P1059
Rieben Alexandra S. P0503
Riep Birgit P0733
Riggio Marcello P0097
Rikhtegaran Sahand P0930
Rimbert Marie P0309
Rimkevicius Arunas P0270
Rincic Nives P0394
Rioboo Maria P1014
Rios Jose V. P0956, P0979
Rios-Carrasco Blanca P0979
Ristic Tamara P0292
Rittel Daniel P0426
Ritter Lutz 57
Rizzi Alessandro P1059
Rizzo Pasquale P1012
Rocchietta Isabella 58
Roccuzzo Mario 63 P0648
Rocha José M. 46 P0092
Rocha Luiz E.M.D. P0337
Rodakowska Ewa 62
Rodiou Stylianos P0857
Rodloff Arne C. P0044
Rodriguez Fabiola P0266
Rodriguez Macarena P1033
Rodriguez Mauricio P0208
Rodriguez-Ciurana Xavier P0428
Rodriguez-Martinez Juan
Bautista
P0412
Rodríguez Casanova Héctor P0535
Roffredo Alessandro 51
Roguljic Marija P0116
Rokn Amir Reza P0215
Rokn Amirreza P1056, P1057
Rolo Tony P0317, P0436
Roman Alexandra P0671, P0672, P0816,
P0836, P0885
Roman Ioan P0417
Romano Federica P0183
Romanos Georgios 41,48 P0441, P0843, P0963
Romeo Eugenio 57
Romero Manuel M. P0993
Rominu Mihai P0667
Romito Giuseppe A. P0204
Rompen Eric 46, 48, 58, 59 P1054
Rompen Eric H. P0515, P0650, P1008
Ronay Valerie 56 P0160, P0794
Roncucci Rachele P0966
Roos Jansaker Ann-Marie 49
Roos Malgorzata P0856
Rosa Ana Cláudia D.P. P0702
Rosa Ecinele F. P0204
Rosa Manuel S. P0646
Rosema Martijn 58
Rosentritt Martin P0933, P0936
Rosin-Grget Kata P0020
Ross Armin P0641
Rossa Junior Carlos P0031, P0550
Rossi Armando 62 P0456, P0457, P0502
Rossi Barbara P0301
Rossi Sylvie P0932
Rost Christoph 63
Rotaru Horatiu P1046
Rothamel Daniel 57
Rozitsky Doron P1006
Rubianto Mohamad P0176
Rubini Corrado P0745
Rudnic Ioana P0080, P0402, P0714,
P0859
Ruiz Alvaro P0737
Ruiz Magaz Vanessa P0996
Ruiz Rodriguez Concepción P0021
Ruiz Vanessa P0428
Rullo F. 51
Runova Galina P0288, P0289
Rupp Frank P0960
Rusu Darian P0667, P0693, P0885,
P0915
Rutkunas Vygandas P0959
186
Rutschek Hedwig P0587
Ruyffelaert Christian P0509
Rybczynski Meike P0726
Rydén Lars P0727
Ríos José-Vicente 64 P0050, P0123, P0993,
P1045
Röhner Eric P0733
Röllke Lasse P0318
Rösing Cassiano K. 46 P0092, P0598
Rüdiger Stefan G. P0689, P0759
Rühling Andreas P0657
Rüttermann Stefan P0665
S. Griffiths Gareth 58
Sabaliauskas Vaidotas P0959
Sabalic Maja P0277
Sabo Sheila M. P0001, P0159, P0175,
P0894
Sader Robert P0451, P0967
Sadighi Mehrnoosh P0930
Sadighi Mohammad P0930
Sadighi Shamami Mehrnaz 64
Sadr Nadja 49
Saead Laresa P0614
Saffer Aron J. 61
Safii Syarida H. P0874
Saglam Ebru P0811, P0944, P0947,
P0948
Sağlam Mehmet P0848, P0891, P1023
Sahin Demet P0642, P0687
Sahin Hacer P0229, P0241, P0639
Sahin Omer P0643
Sahin Sermet P0823, P0923, P0926
Sahrmann Philipp P0160, P0794
Saidowa Asisa 61
Saito Akihiro P0425, P0953
Saito Atsushi P0278, P0589, P0758
Sakallioglu Umur P1039
Sakellari Dimitra 58, 70 P0146, P0274, P0571,
P0854
Saku Takashi P0018
Sala Leticia P0945, P0946
Salama Maurice P0459, P0460
Salazar Filomena P0261, P0297, P0800
Saldanha Aline D.D. P0014
Saleh Saber Fariba P0194, P0375
Salehi Surmaghi Mohamad
Hossein
P0153
Salhi Leila 59
Salim Nurul Syahidah P0873
Saljooghinezhad Mostafa P0107
Salloum Sollène P0897
Sallum Enilson A. P0834
Salonia Gualberto P0989
Salvesen Eirik 50
Salvi Giovanni E. 59, 63, 64
Samet Nachum 60
Saminsky Michael P0595
San-Juan Daniel P0050, P0051, P1045
Sanaei Ali Reza P0131
Sanal Tugba H. P0093
Sanchez D’Onofrio Victoria P0541
Sanda Sheila R. P0204
Sandulescu Mihai P0417
Sanosyan Grachya P0029
Santamaría Silvia 50
Santana Ronaldo B.D. P0378
Santarelli Andrea P1029
Santiago Eduardo P0210
Santigli Elisabeth P0605
Santini Alain P0870
Santinoni Carolina S. P0321, P0805
Santoro Rossella P0630
Santos Alexandre M. P0889
Santos Antonio P0030
Santos Carlos F. P0041
Santos Mayara S. P0074
Santos Rocío P0123, P1045
Santos Rodrigo A.B. P0982
Sanz Antonio P0554, P0723
Sanz Ignacio 70 P0775
Sanz Javier P0030, P0763, P0970
Sanz Mariano 45, 47, 49, 50, P0024, P0438, P0775,
57, 59, 61, 70
P0997
Sanz-Blasco Sara P0438
Sarabadani Javad P0107
Saraiva Luciana P0074, P0213
Saraji Pouria P0107
Saraç Atagün Ozlem P0043, P0600, P0647
Saraç Fulden P0590, P0609
Sarfati Alexandre 45
Sargolsaie Naser P0367
Sarment David 61
Sarraj Faysal P0938
Sarı Zafer P0562, P0565
Saskowska Agnieszka P0918
Sato Kayo P0028
Sato Masanori P0425, P0955
Sato Soh P0154
Satta Nicola P0630
Sattler Alexander 70
Saub Roslan P0276
Savage Kofo O. P0085, P0172, P0692,
P0743, P0753
Savage Kofoworola O. P0602
Saviano Raffaele P0499
Savvidou Theodora P1063
Saxer Claudia M. P0245
Saxer Ulrich P. P0245
Saxlin Tuomas P0135
Şaybak Arif P0348
Saygun Isil N. P0093, P0591, P0812,
P0818, P0823, P0923,
P0926, P0927
Scarabelot Vanessa L. P0598
Scarel Caminaga Raquel M. P0599
Schacher Beate P0284, P0318
Schaller Hans-Günter 61, 62
Schaper Frank 46
Scharf Susanne P0284
Scharfstein Julio P0553
Schedle Andreas P0421
Scheideler Lutz P0960
Scheller Herbert P0641
Scheres Nina 46, 47
Schimmel Martin 57
Schindler Thomas P1069
Schlagenhauf Ulrich P0225, P0246, P0354,
P0368
Schlee Markus 51, 57, 62, 64 P0451, P0902, P0942,
P0967, P1040
Schlitt Axel 63
Schlottig Falko P1036
Schmage Petra P0353, P0827
Schmidli Fredy 71
Schmidlin Patrick R. 47, 56 P0160, P0794, P0856,
P0907
Schmidt Jana P0044
Schmidt Julia 63 P0300
Schmidt-Wolf Ingo 58
Schneider David 51, 62 P0185
Schneider-Stickler Berit 47
Schoenfeld Elinor P0744
Schoor Robert S. P0401
Schroers Andrea P0799
Schröckmair Stefan P0958
Schubert Katharina 51
Schulz Susanne 50, 61, 63
Schuster Volker P0096
Schwahn Christian 61
Schwarz Frank 48, 57, 64, 73 P0439, P0442, P0903,
P0915
Schäfer Jürgen 70
Schätzle Marc 58
Schöndube Friedrich 63
Schützhold Svenja P0260, P0657
Scigala Krzysztof P0171
Sciran Ivana P0262, P0397
Sculean Anton 48, 55, 59, 63,
65, 69, 71
NAME INDEX
NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr* NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr*
NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr* NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr*
P0170, P0293, P0295,
P0675, P0785, P0787,
P0791, P0792, P0793,
P0836, P0867, P0896,
P0899, P0903, P0915,
P1046
Seaquist Elizabeth P0744
Seck Diallo Adam M. P0247, P0407
Seemann Rudolf 69
Segarra Vidal Marta P0230, P0385
Segura Egea Juan J. P0535
Segura Juan J. P1036
Segura-Andres Gustavo P1071
Seguro Dias Gonçalo P1070, P1080
Seifert Tim 63
Seitz Oliver P0451, P0967
Sekino Satoshi P0670
Selek Burak P1041
Selvig Knut A. P0311
Şenel Soner P0629
Şener Nevşin 62
Semar K P0649
Sembene Malick P0407
Semernin Eugen P0746
Semper Elske 63
Sencimen Metin P0591
Sender-Janeczek Aleksandra P0625
Senerovic Lidija P0558
Seneviratne Chaminda
Jayampath
61
Senf Dana P0649
Sengüven Burcu 61 P0392
Sennerby Lars 50
Senussi Ibtisam 55
Seoane Juan 70 P0840
Seol Yang-Jo P0445
Sepic Matanovic Branka
Mikica
P0720
Sepic-Matanovic Branka
Mikica
P0197, P0332, P0921
Serdar Muhittin P0500, P0818
Sergeeva Inna P0003
Serra-Mascarell Maria L. P1013
Serrano Carlos A. P0208
Serrano Jorge 61
Sert Sertac P1039
Sert Tuba P0316
Seshima Fumi P0278, P0758
Seyedzadeh Sabounchei
Sepideh
P0472
Seymour Gregory J. 58, 62 P0102, P0695, P0750
Sezer Ufuk P0812
Sezgin Yasemin P0338, P0376, P0481
Sfeatcu Ruxandra P0416, P0693
Sha Yue Q. P0145
Sha Yue-Qin P0219
Shafiei Zaleha P0057
Shakibaie-M. Behnam 51
Shalaby Waleed 56
Shamami Mohammad S. 64
Shamim Golam K. P0759
Shams Bahareh P0390
Shapira Lior 46, 47, 48, 50 P0747, P0968
Shcherbakova Darya P0158
Shemtov Keren P0426
Shi Bin P0421
Shi Shenggen P0072
Shi Yuan-Jie P0574
Shiba Takahiko P0525
Shibly Othman 62
Shibukawa Yoshihiro P0060, P0589
Shimabukuro Yoshio P0287
Shimano Isokatsu P0414
Shimauchi Hidetoshi P0287
Shimazaki Yoshihiro P0255
Shimizu Taro P0018
Shin Hee-Jong P1016
Shin Min Ho P0149, P0150
Shirai Kaname P0066
187
NAME INDEX

Shiraishi Chiaki P0028
Shirakata Yoshinori P0896
Shokati Babak P0493
Shu Rong P0002, P0059
Shuang Wang P0034
Shusterman Ariel 58
Siaili Marilena P0196
Sibille Annalisa P0236
Sidek Sorayah P0271
Siebert Tomas 62 P0999
Siegelin Yasemin P0284
Sigusch Bernd P0914
Silbernagel Waltraud P0256
Silosi Izabella P0573
Silva Ana Luísa P1070, P1080
Silva Antonio P0547
Silva Augusto P0210
Silva Branca P0646
Silva Cléverson O. P0106
Silva Daniela S. P0317
Silva Ennyo S.C. P0570
Silva Henrique A.B. P0074, P0075
Silva Juan P0586
Silva Maike P. 49
Silva Milena P0119
Silvestri Maurizio 56
Simion Massimo 47
Simonazzi Laura P0224, P0226
Simonelli Anna P0852
Simons Willem-Frederik P0485
Simsek M. P0202
Şimşek Özge P0338, P0376, P0783
Simsek Selen B. P0636, P0796
Simsek Vedat P0643
Sinanoglu Hakan 70
Sinescu Cosmin P0667
Sinisalo Juha 70 P0706
Sipert Carla R. P0041
Siu Gerald P0516
Sixou Michel P0077
Sjödin Bengt P0221, P0308, P0637
Skaleric Uros P0569
Skalerič Eva P0715
Skalerič Uroš P0715
Skurska Anna 48 P0295, P0791, P0792,
P0793
Slezak Radovan P0608
Slini Theodora P0146
Sllamniku- Dalipi Zana P0090, P0091
Sllamniku-Dalipi Zana P0364
Slot Dagmar Else 47, 61, 63 P0304, P0307, P0314,
P0344, P0350, P0879
Slotte Christer P0453, P0761
Slowinski Jakub P0171
Smeets Ralf 57
Soanca Andrada P0671, P0672, P0816,
P0836
Soare Laura P0417
Soares Geisla M. 48, 49
Soares Susana P0117
Soares Susana S. P0696
Sobieska Magdalena P0577, P0579
Socransky Sigmund S. 48, 49
Šodec-Šimičević Darja 70
Sokos Dimitris 47
Solano Reina Enrique P0404
Solis Carols P0030
Soliva Joan P1084
Solomon Sorina P0080
Somacarrera Maria Luisa P0538, P0983
Somerman Martha J. 50
Somogyi-Ganss Eszter P0493
Son Dong-Guk P0445
Son Mi-Kyung P0534
Sondell Katarina P0221
Song Hyun-Hwa P0343
Song In Hhwa P0725
Song Susanna P0482
188
Sonmez Sule P0268
Sonnenschein Sarah P0089
Sormunen Raija 46
Soroye Modupeoluwa O. P0602
Sorsa Timo P0322, P0351, P0618,
P0717
Soto Pineda Lina P0404
Soudan Mouaz 71
Soueidan Assem P0259, P0309, P0357,
P0640, P0644, P0976
Soufi Musil 70
Soukias Yves P0393
Souza Alessandra A. P0151
Souza Joao A.C. P0583
Souza Lucas V. 70
Souza Pedro P.C. P0041
Souza Sergio 70
Souza Sergio L. P0280, P0296, P0596,
P0892
Soyama Hitoshi P0953
Spala Argyro P1065
Speratti Drauseo P0950
Spiroski Mirko P0071
Spolidorio Denise M.P. P0031
Spolidorio Luís C. P0031, P0550
Sprenger Susan P0856
Springer Claudia P0649, P0657, P0788
Srećko Srdjak P0678
Srinivasan Murali P1087
Srinivasan Narasimhan P0009
Stacchi Claudio P1059
Stammberger Heinz 55
Staufenbiel Ingmar P0138, P0673, P0726
Stavropoulos Andreas 50
Stawińska Natalia P0625, P0876
Stefancic Sanja P0720
Stefanini Martina 59
Steffens Joao P. P0550
Stein Jamal 56
Stelzel M. 70
Stelzel Michael P0463, P0498, P0519,
P1069
Stephan Daniela P0206
Sternemann Sandra P0164
Sterzenbach Guido P0933, P0936
Steveling Helmut G. P0542
Stingu Catalina Suzana P0044
Stokman Monique A. 58, 63
Stopa Janina P0658
Stopper Marlene P1066
Storelli Stefano 57
Stout Bradshaw 56
Strahlhofer-Augsten Manuela P0652
Stratul Stefan-Ioan P0667, P0693, P0836,
P0885, P0915
Stravopoulos Andreas P0785
Strineka Maja 70
Štrkalj-Ivezić Slađana P0678
Strnad Jakub P0184
Strnad Zdenek P0184
Strojek Krzysztof P0305
Strosser Cornelia P0406
Strube Nicolas P1024
Struillou Xavier P0357, P0619, P0644,
P0976
Struss Norbert P0256
Suaid Flavia P0296
Sucak Gülsan A. P0736
Suda Reiko P0214
Sufyan Raihanah P0057
Sugano Marika P0955
Sugano Naoyuki P0022
Sugita Noriko P0130, P0132
Sugito Hiroki P0758
Sukekava Flávia P0106, P0514
Sukuroglu Erkan P0651
Sulieman Mahmood P0423
Sulima Pawel P0597
Sumer Sibel P0651
Sun Zheng P0557
Sun Zhou C. P0631
Sundby Ingvild E. P0813
Sungur Murat P0752
Suominen Anna L. P0048, P0135, P0147,
P0211, P0248, P0618
Suphasiriroj Wiroj P0154
Supranoto Samuel C. P0344
Suresh Ranga Rao 71
Surlin Petra P0573
Susanto Hendri 63
Susin Cristiano 51, 57, 58 P0092
Sutej Ivana P0020
Suvan Jean E. 46, 69
Suyanı Elif P0736
Suzigan Bruna H. 70
Suzuki Jun-Ichi 62
Świątkowska Marzena W. P0577
Sweet John P0686
Swierkot Katrin P1043
Swirkowicz Jan P0918
Szabo Csaba 58
Szabò Gyorgy P1034
Szabó Gyula P0592
Szalma József P0592
Szanto Erika 63
Szathmari Peter P0511
Szeberényi József P0592
Szereday László P0046
Szkaradkiewicz Anna P0802, P0918
Szoko Eva 58
Szulc Malgorzata P0101
Sánchez Benito P0123
Sánchez De La Nieta Miriam
R.
P0688
Sánchez- Pérez Nerea 50
Sälzer Sonja 50 P0788
Sétáló Jr. György P0592
Sönmez Şule 62
Sümer Tuğçe P0371
Sütçü Recep P0316, P0711
Taba Jr Mario 70
Taba Jr. Mario P0296, P0596
Tabanella Giorgio 48
Tabata Masashi P1007
Tabeta Koichi P0036, P0065, P0559
Tabi Tamas 58
Tachalov Vadim P0190
Taib Haslina P0222
Taiyeb-Ali Tara B. 46
Tak In Hye P0150
Takahashi Hidekazu P0023
Takahashi Keiso 56
Takahashi Ryoichi P0670
Takamata Takaya P0303
Takamori Yuzo P0556, P0700
Takano Mayuko P0022
Takedachi Masahide P0026
Takeuchi Naoshi P0896
Takeuchi Yasuo P0238, P0525, P0724
Takiguchi Takashi P0425, P0953, P0955
Takiyudin Zaidah P0265
Talaee Hani P0543
Talbot Toby P1031
Talebiardakani Mohammad R. P0099
Tamagnone Lorenzo 51
Tamaki Naofumi P0027
Tamazawa Kaoru P0287, P0413
Tamazawa Yoshinori P0413
Tamaç Ece P0480
Tamdy Kaoutar P0709
Tamura Masato P0042
Tan Wah Ching P0275
Tanase Gabriela P0416
Tanculescu Oana P0859
Tandlich Moshik P0747
Taner I.Levent P0481
Taner Ibrahim L. P0376
NAME INDEX
NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr* NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr*
NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr* NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr*
Tang Chuhua P0072
Tang Xiaoling P0567
Tang Zhihui P0491
Tangerman Albert 72
Tangl Stefan P0012
Taniyama Katsuyoshi P0896
Tanrikulu Sevda K. P0624
Tardivo Delphine P0870
Tasende Almudena P0763
Tastan Zeynep P0142
Tatakis Dimitris N. 50 P0807
Tatar Gülşah P0565
Tatar Ilkan P1005
Tavakkoli Rasoul P0290
Tavares Alda R. P0365
Tavares Cátia P0677
Tavares Ludgero P0646
Taïeb Joanna P0486
Tebloeva Laura M. P0015
Teeuw Wijnand J. 63
Teixeira Silvia Regina L P0599
Tejedor Beatriz P0538
Tekin Burcu P0352
Tekin Umut P1083
Teles Flavia P0004, P0584, P0594
Teles Ricardo 48, 49 P0965
Temiz Osman A. P0994
Temmerman Andy P0521
Ten Bruggenkate Christiaan 57
Tenenbaum Henri 46, 55 P0429, P0447, P0617,
P0621, P0682, P0781
Tepper Gabor 62, 69, 72
Teraoka Kay P0063
Terezan Marilisa L.F. P0337
Terheyden Hendrik P0988
Tervahartiala Taina P0322, P0618, P0717
Tervonen Tellervo 50 P0114, P0147
Terzi Mithat P0339, P0944, P0947,
P0948
Teslaru Silvia P0105, P0108
Tesovnik Blaž P0569
Testori Tiziano 61, 69
Tetz Victor V. P0158
Teughels Wim 71 P0783
Tezel Adnan P0944
Thalmair Tobias P0185
Theodoro Leticia H. P0334, P0336, P0801
Theoharides Theoharis P0004
Thevissen Eric 62 P0178
Thierbach Rene P0025
Thillainathan Lojitha P0347
Thilly Nathalie 59
Thomas Renske Z. P0879
Thomsen Peter P0453
Thomson Murray W. P0695
Thorbert-Mros Sara P0032
Thornhill Martin H. 49
Tian Yu P0233, P0603
Tietmann Christina 49, 64 P0831
Timonen Petra I. P0048
Tinoco Eduardo M.B. P0853
Tinti Carlo 48
Tjaden Antje 62 P0902
Todorovic Ana P0619
Todorovic Vladimir P1060
Toker Hülya P0313, P0564, P0629
Tokman Benay P0392
Toledo Sergio P0555
Toma Sélena 57 P0486
Tomasi Aldo P0224
Tomasi Cristiano 55 P0661
Tomita Takayuki P0560
Tomita Takyuki P0016
Tomofuji Takaaki P0027, P0264
Tomás Inmaculada P0261, P0840
Tonetti Maurizio 47, 49, 50, 56,
58, 59, 63
P0169
Topalo Valentin 57
189
NAME INDEX

Topcubasi Ibrahim M. P1052
Toptas Mete P0890
Torgomyan Adelina P0029
Torok Balint P0511, P1001
Toroptseva Nataliya I. P0735
Torres Iraci L.S. P0598
Torres Sheila P0840
Torumtay Gizem P0707, P0877
Totan Alexandra P0549
Toth Peter P0511
Traistaru Matei P0320
Traistaru Teodor P0320, P0972
Trajanoski Slave P0605
Treumuth Margus P0252
Trevilatto Paula C. 50
Triches Marco P0169
Tripathy Devjit P0744
Trombelli Leonardo 48 P0024, P0661, P0852,
P1059
Trumpaite - Vanagiene Rita P0959
Truschnegg Astrid P1062
Tsai Michael Y. P0744
Tsakris Athanassios P0011
Tsalikis Lazaros P0274, P0854, P0857
Tsaousogloy Phoebus P1064
Tsarev Victor P1053
Tseleni-Balafouta Sofia P0011
Tsetsura Natalia V. P0144
Tsolaki Ioanna N. P0807
Tsurumi Ayuko P0214
Tsutsumi Kota P0026
Tulassay Zsolt 58
Tullini Anna Maria P0169
Tullio Antonio P0455
Tulmac Murat P0643
Tumer Hayriye P0227, P0537
Tunali Mustafa P0166, P1041
Tunar Ogül L. P0181
Tunca Yasar M. P0035
Tuncer Ozen P0195, P1037
Tunjan René P0933, P0936
Tunç Samet P0786
Tuominen Risto P0248
Turac Gizem P0610
Turkoglu Oya P0005, P0351
Turner Wendy P0833
Tuz Hakan H. P1083
Tzioufas Athanasios P0079
Tzorbatzoglou I. P0754
Tözüm Bulut Memduha P0708
Tözüm Tolga F. 64 P1005
Türktekin Fatma P0137
Tüter Gülay P0392, P0500
Ueyonahara Tomohide P0066
Ünal Kocaman Gülhan P0324, P0627, P0628,
P0638, P0920
Ünsal Elif 70 P0234
Ünsal Fatma B. P0736
Ugolini Marco P0826
Uhac Ivone P0397
Ujiie Yuko P0058
Ukai Takashi P0028, P0556
Ulm Christian W. P0012, P0037, P0038,
P1026
Ulucan Korkut P0819
Um Heung-Sik P0341, P0343
Umeizudike Kehinde P0085
Umeizudike Kehinde A. P0172, P0692, P0743,
P0753
Unal Seda P0642, P0687, P0772,
P0878
Unal Sema M. 59 P0855
Ungureanu Didona P0108
Unsal Meftun P0139
Uoshima Katsumi P0023
Urano Satoru 70
Uraz Ahu P0338, P0376, P0481,
P0783, P0786
Urban Edit P0789
190
Urciuolo Vincenzo P0502
Uribe Querol Eileen P0586
Uriza Felipe P0737
Urpinas Ribas Laia P1078, P1084
Uskun Ersin P0055
Uslu Mustafa O. P0380
Uslu Toygar Hilal P0742, P0748, P0770
Usui Michihiko P0425
Usumez Serdar P0562, P0565
Utomo Haryono P0176
Uyama Maki P0042
Uysal Tancan P0508
Vaida Maria-Cristina P0512, P1074
Vainio Olli P0114
Vaithilingam Rathna D. 46 P0276
Vaitsner Elena P0289
Valeisaite Simona P0249
Valente Nicola Alberto P1035
Valentini Pascal 69
Valenzuela-Molina Rosa P. P0941
Valles Cristina P1084
Valles Rodriguez Ana P0996
Valyi Peter P0389, P0789
Van Assche Nele 62
Van De Velde Tommie 46, 59, 71
Van Den Born Bert J. P0141
Van Der Sluijs Eveline P0344
Van Der Velden Ubele 71, 49
Van Der Weijden Fridus 47, 64, 69, 71 P0304, P0307, P0314,
P0344, P0350, P0879
Van Dyke Thomas E. 46, 48, 60
Van Hoof Tom P0838
Van Leeuwen M.P.C. P0314
Van Mieghem Carlos 49
Van Steenberghe Daniel 60
Van Strydonck Danielle 48, 58
Van Tornout Marie 49
Van Winkelhoff Arie Jan 46, 49, 60 P0990
Van Winkelhoff Arie-Jan
Van Zoelen Claudia P0304
Vancauwenberghe Frederique 49
Vander Worf Ubeda Cecilia P1014
Vandeweghe Stefan 48, 62 P0507, P1038, P1042
Vargas Carolina P0737
Vasiliu Daniela P0915
Vasiljevic Branka P0558
Vasovic Miroslav P1060
Vasques Nuno M. P0685
Vavassori Virna P0494
Vaz Osório Vanessa P1070, P1080
Vaz Paula P0616
Vazifehkhah Siamak P0104
Vazquez Armenta Diana L. P0586
Vegh Andras P1020
Velard Frédéric P0432, P0434
Velasco-Torres Miguel 64
Velazco Corsina P0261
Velea Oana P0797, P0808
Velosa Juliana P0737
Venâncio António P0685
Vercruyssen Marjolein 57 P0454
Vered Yuval P0273
Vergnes Jean-Noël P0077
Verhoef Willem P0178
Verner Christian 55
Vervaeke Stijn 56
Veyrune Jean-Luc P0847
Vešligaj Jasna P0250
Via Shlomo P0620
Viana Alexandra C. P0800
Vianna Priscila P0092
Vibornaya Elena P0288
Vichos Stefanos 49
Vidal Fábio 63
Vidot Fabien 60
Viegas Carlos P0964
Vieira Teresa P0964
Viera Patricia V.A. P0075
Vieru York Dana P0177
Vignoletti Fabio 50, 59 P0438
Vilaseca-Segura Lorena P0941
Villalobos Carlos P0438
Vindasiute Egle 57, 64 P1017
Vinhas Ana P0800
Vinhas Ana S. P0297
Vinzenz Philipp P0958
Violant Deborah P0965
Virgillito Domenico P0162
Virnik Sascha P0383, P1000
Virtej Anca P0112
Vishnevskaya Anna A. P0231
Vissink Arjan 46
Vittorini Orgeas Gianluca 50, 51
Vittorio Daniele P0989
Viñeta Laia P0664
Vlahodimitri Maria P0079
Voelpel Andrea P0914
Voisin Cyril P0362
Vojnovic Sandra P0558
Vojvodic Danilo P0619
Vokurka Jan 56 P0705
Von Kodolitsch Yskert P0726
Von Ohle Christiane P0960
Von Troil Birgitta 55
Vouros Ioannis P0492, P1064
Vrazic Domagoj P0250, P0257, P0398,
P0399, P0409, P0465,
P0925
Vražić Domagoj 70 P0678
Vrotsos Ioannis P0079, P0754
Vrotsos John A. P0011
Vucicevic-Boras Vanja P0068
Vujic-Aleksic Vesna P0762
Vukelja Milko P0332
Vural Caner P0322
Vural Fatih P0237, P0370
Vučinac Ivana P0250
Vázquez Luis V. P1036
Wachtel Hannes P0185
Wagner Marcius C. 46
Wagner Wilfrid 57
Wahl Gerhard P0096
Walboomers X. Frank P0901
Waldmann-Beushausen
Regina
63
Wallaschofski Henri P0258
Walter Clemens 71 P0266, P0299, P0300,
P0347
Wan Mustapha Wan A. P0053
Wan Peng, Sam P0516
Wang Dongqing 61
Wang H. L. P0969
Wang Haiyan 56
Wang Hom Lay P0904
Wang Hom-Lay 64
Wang Jing P0223
Wang Qintao P0863
Wang Wan C. P0604
Wang Xinwen P0863
Wang Yanming P0130, P0132
Wara-Aswapati Nawarat P0062
Ward Wendy P0001, P1028
Warrer Kirsten P0245
Wassall Thomaz P0790
Watanabe Hisashi 56
Watzek Georg 62 P0980
Weger Rickard P1069
Wegscheider Walther 62, 69 P0298, P0329, P0497,
P0652, P0782, P1066
Wehner Christian P0566
Weichert Christian P0769
Weidlich Patrícia P0092
Weiger Roland 71 P0266, P0299, P0300,
P0347
Weiland Frank 69
Weinländer Michael 47
Weinspach Knut P0138, P0673
Weiss Ervin I. 58
Weitz Daniel P0843, P0963
Wendel Hans-Peter P0960
Wennerberg Ann 62
Wennström Jan 47
Wennström Jan L. 59
Wenxiu Huang P0544, P1067
Werdan Karl 63
Wergles Juliana P0553
Wernisch Johann P0843, P0963
West Malcolm J. P0750
West Nicola 63
Westra Johanna 46
Wiedemann Dominik P0998
Wiench Rafał P0203, P0305, P0803
Wierucka-Młynarczyk Beata P0756, P0803, P0804
Wiesbauer Andreas P0526, P1055
Wikesjö Ulf 51, 57
Wikesjö Ulf M.
Wildburger Angelika P1062
Wilensky Asaf P0968
Willer Jürgen P1069
Willershausen Brita 56, 69, 70 P0769, P0773, P0942,
P1040
Willershausen Ines 70 P0769
Williams Ray C. 47
Wilson Paul H.R. P0395, P0545
Wiltfang Jörg 50
Wimmer Gernot 45, 55, 61,
62, 71
NAME INDEX
NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr* NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr*
NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr* NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr*
P0136, P0298, P0497,
P0605, P0623, P0652,
P0782, P1066
Windisch Peter 59, 60 P0511, P0524, P0867,
P1001
Winkel Edwin G. 72 P0990
Winnett Brent P0493
Winter Jochen P0095
Wismeijer Daniel 57
Woelber Johan P. P0256
Woelfler Alfred P0917
Wohlfeil Martin P0284, P0318
Wolf Matthias P0136
Wolf Thomas G. P0942
Wolff Claudia P0697
Wolff Lars P0788
Wolgin Michael P0824
Wozniewicz Malgorzata P0658
Wu Dong P0505, P0510
Wu Minjie P0491
Wurbs Sabine P0330
Wurbs Susanne P0335
Wyganowska-Swiatkowska
P0579, P0658, P0802,
Marzena
P0918
Wysokińska-Miszczuk Joanna P0669, P0684
Wójtowicz Halina P0633
Wülfing Thomas P0326
Wüthrich Livia P0245
Włosowicz Monika P0669, P0684
Xiao Wen Mei P0232
Xiao Wenmei P0732
Xie Ying P0232
Xie Yufeng P0059
Xing Yi P0450
Xiu Huang W. P0505
Xu Li P0233, P0603
Xu Weihua P0491
Yagihara Atsushi P0414
Yalcin Funda 70 P0624, P0676, P0680
Yalcin Serdar P1076
Yalim Mehmet P0376, P0481, P0783
Yalnızoğlu Tuğçe 61
Yamada Satoru P0278
Yamamoto Atsuhiko 65
Yamamoto Matsuo P0133, P0214, P0425,
P0953, P0955
Yamamoto Takashi P0026, P0287
Yaman Duygu P0240, P0370, P0850
Yamashita Yasunori P0556
Yamashita Yoshihisa P0255
Yamazaki Kazuhisa P0036, P0065, P0559
191
NAME INDEX

Yan Fuhua P0431
Yang Keon-Il P1016
Yang Ling P0145
Yang Mei P0604
Yang Qiuyan P1067
Yao Ge P0129
Yaprak Emre P0166
Yassibag Zeynep P0195, P1037
Yates Roger J. P0924
Yavuz Burcu P0817
Yavuz Mcihan P0339, P0944, P0947,
P0948
Yavuz Umit S. P0302, P1052
Yavuzer Duygu P0380
Yaylali Ibrahim E. P0035
Yaziz Yuhaniz P0271
Ye Changchang P0724
Yek Emine P0126, P0134, P0377,
P0728, P0928
Yeo Alvin Boon Kok P0528
Yesil Isik Sinem P0473
Yetkin Ay Zuhal P0055, P0316
Yildirim Harika G. P0882
Yildirim Serap P0325, P0345, P0346
Yildirim Yagmur D. 64
Yildiz Cagla P0940, P1068, P1079
Yildiz Cem N. 62
Yilmaz Gülin P0551, P0707, P0711
Yilmaz Hacı R. P0719
Yilmaz Hasan Guney 64
Yilmaz Mumin P0651
Yilmaz Mustafa P0369, P0473, P0940,
P1068, P1079
Yin Yuan-Zheng P0574
Ying Ou Yang X. P0129
Yingjie Ji P0496
Yiğit Ayşe P0719, P0730
Yiğit Umut P0710
Ylöstalo Pekka V. 70 P0048, P0135, P0147,
P0718
Yokoi Yukiko P0303
Yokoyama Miho P0028
Yokoyama Tomoko 46 P0109
Yoon Suk Ja P0725
Yoshida Yasuhiro P0062
Yoshie Hiromasa 46 P0016, P0018, P0109,
P0130, P0132, P0560
Yoshihara Akihiro P0130, P0132
Yoshimoto Takehiko P0896
Yoshimura Atsutoshi P0028
Yoshinaga Miho P0556
Yoshinaga Yasunori P0556, P0700
Younes Faris P0487
Younes Ronald 57 P1010
Yu Cai Z. P0505
Yu Na P0901
Yu Sang-Joun P0534, P1016
Yueqin Sha P0121
Yuh Da-Yo P0182
Yumoto Yasuhiro P0019
Yun Jeong-Ho P0961
Yüce Şükrü M. P0994
Yüksel Orcan P0462
Yıldırım Selin P0371
Yıldız Çiftlikli Sinem P0712
Yılmaz Hacı R. P0730, P0741
Yılmaz Selcuk 49, 59, 62, 64 P0181, P0835, P0837,
P0839, P0949
Zabalueva Ella P0734
Zafiropoulos Gregory -
George
P1073
Zaharia Agripina P0205
Zahlten Janine P0733
Zahran Mohammed P0493
Zainuddin Siti P0222
Zakrisson Jesper P0308
Zakrzewicz Andreas P0824
Zalduendo Marimar P0900
Zandbergen Dina P0350
192
NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr* NAME pAGE NUMbEr poStEr INDEX NUMbEr*
Zanella Silvia M. 70
Zang Shengqi P0863
Zaremba Maciej P0143
Zaruba Markus P0794
Zasciurinskiene Egle P0761
Zatorska Beata 47
Zaura Egija 56
Zbinden Reinhard P0794
Zechner Werner 72
Zeidler Agnieszka P0802
Zekoniene Jurate P0249
Zetu Liviu P0105, P0108
Zhang Chengfei 61
Zhang Feng-Qiu P0557
Zhang Li P0233, P0603
Zhang Xin-Yan P0557
Zhang Yong P0323
Zhao Han P0988
Zhao Jiing-Huei P0954
Zhao Xin P0431
Zhen Chen P0034
Zheng Jingyi P0544
Zheng Ming-Zhen P0534, P1016
Zhibin Chen P0121
Zhihui Tang P0121, P0129, P0496
Zhou Shuangying P0732
Zhu Wan F. P0145
Zhu Weidong P0567
Ziebolz Dirk 63 P0326, P0327, P0330,
P0335, P0504, P0552
Zigdon- Giladi Hadar P0444, P1006
Zijnge Vincent 46
Zimmermann Nils P0634, P0635
Zincircioğlu Gamze P0083
Zini Avraham P0273
Zitnanski Michal 51
Zitzmann Nicola U. 72
Zitzmann Nicola Ursula P0347
Zizzi Antonio P0745, P0845
Ziętek Marek P0171, P0625
Zor Ibrahim P0795
Zou Lidong P0491
Zucchelli Giovanni 41, 45, 57, 59
Zuhr Otto 45, 59, 62, 69
Zuric Goran 49
Zyablitskaya Maria P0045
Zygogianni Penelope 70
Zylinski Matthias P0914
Zárate Corral Carlos P0523
Zöller Joachim 57
Żurek Jacek P0803
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