International Society for Pediatric Wound Care

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1 International Society for Pediatric Wound Care 5 th Annual Meeting in conjunction with the British Association of Pediatric Surgeons International Pediatric Endosurgery Group Hilton Metropole, London, UK July 18 th, 2017 Sundeep Keswani, ISPEW President Amulya Saxena, Chairman Guido Ciprandi, Immediate ISPEW Past President Marco Romanelli, WUWHS President

2 A Message from the President On behalf of the ISPeW Board of Directors, we warmly welcome you to London for the fifth annual meeting. ISPeW is the premier international, interdisciplinary society focused on pediatric wound care. We are excited that the fifth annual meeting of ISPeW is being held in conjunction with the British Association of Pediatric Surgeons and the International Pediatric Endo-surgery Group. Our local chairman, Dr. Amulya Saxena, and the program committee, chaired by Dr. Giorgio La Scala, have put together a world class day devoted to the state-of-the-art in pediatric wound care. We are also honored to have Professor Keith Harding, who has made so many contributions to the field of wound healing as our keynote speaker. We are equally privileged to have the support of the current and past presidents of the WUWHS, Dr. Marco Romanelli and Dr. Sadanori Akita for the program as well as the support of the founding members of ISPeW, Dr. Guido Ciprandi (ISPeW Past-President) and Dr. Corrado Durante. The notable feature of this meeting is that we received abstracts from all over the world and from new clinicians which is a testament to the advancement of the society and the importance of wound care in children. We look forward to another exciting and productive meeting that will once again move our field forward. Welcome to London and the 5 th Annual Meeting of ISPeW Sundeep G. Keswani, MD, FACS, FAAP ISPeW President

3 Tuesday Registration from 8:00 AM (open all day) Opening Ceremony 8:30-8:45 Sundeep Keswani, ISPeW President, USA Amulya Saxena, ISPeW Chairman, UK Guido Ciprandi, ISPEW Past President, Italy 1 st Scientific Session 8:45-9:30 New Concepts in Wound Care Moderators: Akita Sadanori (Japan) and Teresa Oranges (Italy) 1. From childhood to advanced years: A modern and empathic wound care journey Ellie Lindsay (UK) and Guido Ciprandi (Italy) 2. Multidisciplinary teamwork in Pediatric Wound Care Anna Barbara Schluer (Switzerland) 3. Effectiveness of a Burn and Wound Dressing with Concentrated Surfactant Technology on the Removal of Non-Viable Tissue on Wounds and Burns. Rene Amaya (USA) 2 nd Scientific Session 9:30-10:30 Innovative Wound Care Dressings and Technology Moderators: Amulya Saxena (UK) and Anna Barbara Schluer (Switzerland) 1. Efficacy of Dialkylcarbamoylchloride-Coated Dressing in Management of Colonized or Infected Neonatal and Pediatric Wounds. Vita Boyar (USA) 3

4 Page 5 2. Novel Use of Porcine Bladder Extracellular Matrix for Pediatric Pilonidal Wound Care: Midterm Evaluation of Wound Healing and Patient Experience. Sarah Cairo (USA) 3. Epithelialization Percentage in Pediatric 2nd Degree Burn Wounds Covered with Cultured Human Keratinocytes. Juan Bosco Ruiz-Padilla (Mexico) 4. Wound Treatment for Stevens Johnson Syndrome and Toxic Epidermal Necrosis With Epifast (Live Cultured Human Keratinocytes): The Experience In Two Burn Units of Mexico. Pablo Rodriguez-Ferreyra (Mexico) 5. Skin and Wound Care in Neonates with Epidermolysis Bullosa and Aplasis Cutis. A Clinical Perspective. Bettina Hafner (Switzerland) 6. Pediatric Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (pnpwt): Discovering the Truth Three Hundred Babies Later. Serena Crucianelli (Italy) Exhibit break 10:30-10:45 10:45-11:15 ISPeW Conference Invited Lecture: Keith Harding (UK) "Wounds: Science, Data, Structure and Profile - Where are they? Moderators: Guido Ciprandi (Italy) and Sundeep Keswani (USA) 3 rd Scientific Session 11:15-12:15 RAPID FIRE POSTER SESSION I Moderator: Sundeep Keswani (USA) and Bettina Hafner (Switzerland) Lunch and exhibit break 12:15-13:15 4

5 Page 6 4 th Scientific Session 13:15-14:00 Management of Challenging Wounds Moderators: Corrado Maria Durante (Italy) and Vita Boyer (USA) 1. NPWT in Complicated Extremity wounds. A Pediatric OrthoPlastic Project. Guido Ciprandi (Italy) 2. How to Manage and Effectively Treat Pediatric Burn Wounds Akita Sadanori (Japan) 3. Management of Pediatric Hidradenitis Suppurativa Marco Romanelli (Italy) 5 th Scientific Session 14:00-15:00 RAPID FIRE POSTER SESSION II Moderator: Giorgio La Scala (Switzerland) and Serena Crucianelli (Italy) Exhibit break 15:00-15:15 6 th Scientific Session 15:15-16:15 Wounds in Specific Neonatal and Pediatric Populations Moderators: Guido Ciprandi (Italy) and Angela Rodgers (UK) 1. Wound Management in Ulcerated Infantile Hemangiomas Teresa Oranges (Italy) 5

6 Page 7 2. Clinic Evaluation and Efficiency of Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy in Pediatric Age Crush Injury Yavuz Aslan (Turkey) 3. Neonatal Surgical Wound Dehiscence: Risks and Challenges Sandra Guerrero-Gamboa (Colombia) 4. Development of a Neonatal Pressure Ulcer Daily Risk Assessment tool and Care Plan Angela Rodgers (UK) 5. A Four-Year Review of Successful Closure of Pilonidal Cyst Wounds in Teenage Patients - Lessons Learned Rene Amaya (USA) 6. Pressure Ulcer Prevention in Children Undergoing Multi Level Surgery A Collaborative Approach Craig Walsh (UK) 7 th Scientific Session 16:15-16:45 How Can We Do It Better: An Interactive Clinical Case Discussion Moderators: Sundeep Keswani (USA) and Marco Romanelli (Italy) Closing Remarks 16:45-17:00 Announcement of ISPeW 2018 Meeting Amulya Saxena, ISPeW Chairman (UK) Sundeep Keswani, ISPeW President (USA) Marco Romanelli, WUWHS President (Italy) Guido Ciprandi, Immediate ISPEW Past President (Italy) 6

7 Page 8 RAPID FIRE POSTERS 1. Bionext: temporary replacement of the skin in 2nd degree burns in children. Jozilene Almeida Camargo Foss, Brazil 2. Solving the Difficulties of Negative Pressure Wound Therapy in Premature Infants An Alternative Application Technique Delivers Safe and Effective Outcomes. Rene Amaya, United States 3. A Four-Year Review of Successful Closure of Pilonidal Cyst Wounds in Teenage Patients - Lessons Learned. Rene Amaya, United States 4. Use of Leptospermum honey and portable, single use Negative Pressure Therapy in closure of dehisced cardiac sternal wounds. Vita Boyar, United States 5. Effects of soft PVC foam in reducing nasal skin breakdown in extremely preterm neonates receiving non-invasive ventilation via RAM nasal cannula. Vita Boyar, United States 6. Evaluation of emergency sutures with absorbable and non-absorbable threads in a pediatric population. Gabriel Brändle, Switzerland 7. The use of Epifast (live cultured human keratinocytes) in paediatric burn scald: long term benefits. Joel Casas Beltrán, Mexico 8. Steam burn on nose by heated, humidified high-flow nasal cannula in neonate. Hwan-Jun Choi, South Korea 9. Safety assessment of a polyhexanide-containing product applied in different types of burns in children: A retrospective systematic data review. Guido Ciprandi, Italy 10. Human Epidermal Allograft Use in Giant Grade IV Pressure Sore as Coadjuvant for Definitive Closure: Case Report. Luis Antonio Delgadillo Ortuño, Mexico 7

8 Page Protocol for care of pin sites in external fixation; could one prevent pin tract infections? Odile Desvachez, Switzerland 12. The Light that heals. Vincenzo Domenichelli, Italy 13. Honey: a sweet wound dressing! Vincenzo Domenichelli, Italy 14. Cultured Skin Grafts "Epifast", a successful treatment for Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis. Alfonso Masse Sanchez, Mexico 15. The use of a membrane of polylactide in the treatment of burns of 2nd degree and 2nd degree deep. Antonio Merone, Italy 16. Analysis of epidemiological factors and results of burn treatment in children in the own material. Agnieszka Pastuszka, Poland 17. The vaccum and hyperbaric therapy in tratment of upper limb major trauma against suicide attempt. Agnieszka Pastuszka, Poland 18. Successful use of negative-pressure wound therapy and dermal substitute in the treatment of gluteal Ecthyma Gangrenosum: a case report. Giorgio Persano, Italy 19. Trial of a Skin Protectant Dressing to Reduce Device Related Pressure Ulcers in Paediatric Critical Care. Angela Rodgers, United Kingdom 20. Evaluation of a liquid alginate on a complex neonatal dehisced surgical wound. Delilah Rooney, United Kingdom 21. Virtual Bed Model (VBM) in burn patients. Juan Bosco Ruiz-Padilla, Mexico 22. Extravasation in a premature neonate. Juan Bosco Ruiz-Padilla, Mexico 8

9 9 Page To evaluate a new and innovative product recently approved in the EU. Ebony Ryan, United Kingdom 24. Tissue Viability Nurse Susy Tandler, United Kingdom 25. Digit ischemia secondary to digital vein cannulation: Case reports and literature review Helmi Ayman, Saudi Arabia

10 Page 11 ISPEW WEBSITE For online registration please register through the ISPEW website: www. Ispew.org ISPEW MEMBERSHIP ISPEW welcomes new members. Membership registration can be done through the ISPEW website. Annual membership fee 20 ISPEW EVENT ORGANIZER Mrs Elena Baccalaro (Director Operations Key Account) ISPEW REGISTRATION FEE Registration type Until 31 st March After 1 st April ISPEW member Nurses BAPS/IPEG members Regular participant

11 Page 12 ISPEW VENUE/DIRECTIONS London Hilton Metropole Boasting an enviable central location, the Hilton London Metropole is the UK's largest conference and meetings hotel. Conveniently situated close to extensive transport links, reaching the hotel is straightforward - regardless of where your guests are travelling from. The location of the hotel provides easy access to Heathrow Airport and other transportation options and the sights of London. Hilton London Metropole is the perfect setting for delegates to discover the timeless appeal of London Directions to the Hotel By Local Transport Hotel is right opposite the Edgware Road Tube Station Frequent bus service on the Edgware Road Taxi rank outside hotel entrance By Rail Heathrow Airport just 15 minutes away using the Heathrow Express from Paddington Station Paddington and Marylebone Stations just five minutes away by taxi New Eurostar Terminal at St. Pancras Station - just 10 minutes from the hotel By Road Located to the North on the corner of Edgware Road and Harrow Road 10 minute walk from Marble Arch, Oxford Street and Hyde Park The hotel is next to the A40(M), with easy access to M40, M1 and M25 Directions to Hotel Underground Car Park The hotel car park is located at the rear of the hotel in Harbet Road. Access via Harrow Road, turn left into Harbet Road and the car park entrance is on left hand side. There is no entry from Praed Street. Hilton London Metropole 225 Edgware Road London W2 1JU 11

12 Page 13 VENUE MAP Edgware Road Tube Station Hilton London Metropole LONDON UNDERGROUND MAP