6th International Oncoplastic Breast Surgery Symposium (IOPBS 2016)

The 6th International Oncoplastic Breast Surgery Symposium (IOPBS 2016) is a conference dedicated to the importance of essential oncologic concept along with integrity of reconstructive surgery.

Topics

• Volume displacement technique for partial breast reconstruction – breast parenchymal flap
• Essential anatomy of breast for oncoplastic level II-III and mastopexy
• Volume replacement technique for partial breast reconstruction – Lipofilling
• Volume replacement technique for partial breast reconstruction – loco regional chest wall and abdominal wall flap
• Whole breast reconstruction – Expander for two stage reconstruction
• Whole breast reconstruction – Implant based reconstruction
• Whole breast reconstruction – pedicle TRAM
• Whole breast reconstruction – SIEA Free TRAM and DIEP
• Fat grafting/Lipofilling – fundamental knowledge
• Whole breast reconstruction – Latissimus dorsi flap
• Future of Tissue engineering for breast reconstruction
• Fat grafting/Lipofilling – clinical application and result
• Reconstruction in difficult scenarios
• Secondary breast reconstruction
• Lymphatic surgery – lymphovenous or lymphnode transfer
• Other Microsurgical flap for partial and whole breast reconstruction
• Contralateral procedure –Reduction mammoplasty
• Contralateral procedure – Mastopexy
• Immediate breast reconstruction and delayed breast reconstruction – how to advice
• Contralateral procedure – Breast augmentation
• Imaging follow up for BCT with and without oncoplastic precedure
• Immediate breast reconstruction and delayed breast reconstruction – the preference technique
• Imaging follow up for total breast reconstruction with autologous tissue
• Imaging follow up for total breast reconstruction with implant
• Quality of life, cosmesis and oncologic evaluation for oncoplastic breast
• How to setup an oncoplastic teamwork and database record form
• Education and research collaboration in oncoplastic surgery

Who should Attend

• Plastic surgeons
• Surgeons