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Day 1
morning 9 Welcome address by the authorities Introduction to the course Carlo Lazzaro Solero, Milano Concezio di Rocco, Roma Laura Valentini, Milano THE ISOLATED FORMS 1 I Session - General aspects 9.20 Clinical setting: the pediatrician's role General clinical setting Giuseppe Zampino, Roma False craniostenoses: positional plagiocephaly Laura Pogliani, Milano 10 The neurological picture Potential neurological implications Veronica Saletti, Milano Neurocognitive development Daniela Chieffo, Roma Ocular alterations Elena Piozzi, Milano 11 Coffee break II Session - Diagnostic-therapeutic aspects 11.20 Lecture 1 Neuroradiological diagnosis Charles Raybaud, Toronto Prenatal diagnosis Cecilia Parazzini, Milano 12.20 Lecture 2 Advances in treatment Maurice Choux, Marsiglia 13 Questions and discussion 13.20 Lunch afternoon III Session - Scaphocephaly 14 Clinical identification, indications for surgery Carlo Mazza, Verona 14.20 Round table: Comparing techniques based on results Mini-invasive technique Concezio Di Rocco, Roma Endoscopic technique Josè Honojosa, Madrid Suture stripping Paola Peretta, Torino "Open" technique Laura Valentini, Milano 15.40 Questions and discussion 16 Coffee Break 16.20 Abstracts on clinical cases presented by course participants and discussed by the Faculty Clinical diagnosis Veronica Saletti, Milano Neuroradiological diagnosis Alessandra Erbetta, Milano Indications for treatment Giuseppe Talamonti, Milano Stefano Pezzotta, Pavia 18 End of day 1
Day 2
morning THE ISOLATED FORMS 2 IV Session - Trigonocephaly Clinical identification, indications for surgery Armando Cama, Genova 9.20 Neurosurgical techniques Luca Massimi, Roma 9.40 Endoscopic technique Josè Honojosa, Madrid 10.10 Correcting hypotelorism Fabio Mazzoleni, Monza 10.30 Coffee Break V Session - Anterior plagiocephaly 10.50 Clinical identification, indications for surgery Concezio Di Rocco, Roma 11.20 Endoscopic technique Josè Hinojosa, Madrid 12 Recurrence: the role of genetic modifications Lorenzo Genitori, Firenze 12.20 "Combined" neurosurgical-maxillofacial technique Laura Valentini, Milano 12.40 Late evolution: the role of maxillofacial specialist Sandro Pelo, Roma 13 Questions and discussion 13.20 Lunch afternoon VI Session - Posterior plagiocephaly 14 Clinical identification, indications for surgery Giampiero Tamburrini, Roma 14.20 Bilateral forms Carlo Lazzaro Solero, Milano 14.40 Consequences on the CNS Hydrocephalus, Chiari malformations and vascular anomalies Giuseppe Cinalli, Napoli 15 Lecture 3 Management of complications James Goodrich, New York VII Session - Anesthesiological care and pain control 15.40 Anesthesiological care strategies: saving blood Domenico Pietrini, Federica Tosi, Roma Anesthesiological care: video-guided intubation, ultrasound-guided venous cannulation and transfusion strategies Paolo Cortellazzi, Milano Patent foramen ovale and percutaneous closure: a preoperative technique? Gianfranco Butera, Milano Post-operative pain assessment in preschool age Massimo Lamperti, Milano Airway management and ventilator weaning for patients with complex craniofacial malformations Federica Tosi, Roma 17.20 Coffee break 17.30 Discussion 17.50 Abstracts of clinical cases presented by course participants and discussed by the Faculty Clinical diagnosis Angelo Selicorni, Monza Neuroradiological diagnosis Luisa Chiapparini, Milano Indications for treatment Armando Cama, Genova Carlo Mazza, Verona 19 End of day 2
Day 3
morning THE "COMPLEX" FORMS VIII Session - Complex craniostenoses and facio-craniostenoses 9 Genetics The most common syndromic forms Giovanni Battista Ferrero, Torino Molecular alterations Wanda Lattanzi, Roma 9.40 Neuroradiological diagnosis Fabio Triulzi, Milano 10 Volumetric study of the posterior fossa Guirish A. Solanki, Birmingham 10.20 Clinical issues and related "timing" of neurosurgical management Gianpiero Tamburrini, Roma 10.40 Neurocognitive functioning Daria Riva, Milano 11 Coffee Break 11.10 Clinical problems The global approach to care for children with syndromic disease and craniostenosis Angelo Selicorni, Monza Nutritional aspects Giuseppe Zampino, Roma Respiratory problems Renato Maria Gaini, Monza Surgical correction of midface retrusion in craniofacial synostoses Alberto Bozzetti, Monza Orthognathodontic problems Maria Costanza Meazzini, Milano Correcting extremity malformations Giorgio Pajardi, Milano 13.10 Discussion 13.30 Lunch afternoon 14.30 Neurosurgical and maxillofacial techniques: sequential or combined? Treatment of severe neonatal forms: the cloverleaf James Goodrich, New York The impact of calvarian augmentation surgery Guirish A. Solanki, Birmingham Monobloc advancement David Dunaway, Londra Morphofunctional results of treatment for craniofacial stenoses Alberto Bozzetti, Monza 15.50 Lecture 4 Technical advances and complications in facio-craniostenoses David Dunaway, Londra IX Session - Nursing care problems 16.10 Assistance in the neuroradiological diagnosis Cristina Basso Ricci, Milano Nursing care Paola Leonardi, Roma Support for families whose children's faces change Simona Di Carlo, Milano Relations with parent associations Federica Novegno, Roma 17.30 Learning test 18 End of the course
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