18th September 2015 (Friday)
Oral Paper Session 1 – Best Abstracts (1-6), 10min each
Medium Lecture Hall A+B
11:30 – 12:30
Chairs: Akira Miyauchi (Japan), Maurizio Iacobone (Italy), Richard Wong (USA), Mohammed Garni (KSA)
(57) Stopa Małgorzata, Barczyński Marcin PROGNOSTIC VALUE OF INTRAOPERATIVE NEURAL MONITORING OF THE RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE IN THYROID SURGERY.
(18) Wu Che-Wei, Dionigi Gianlorenzo , Tufano Ralph , Liu Xiaoli , Sun Hui , Kim Hoon Yub, Chiang Feng-Yu. RLN INJURY WITH INCOMPLETE LOSS OF EMG SIGNAL DURING MONITORED THYROIDECTOMY– EVALUATION AND OUTCOME.
(11) Chai Young Jun, Wu Che-Wei, Park Kyung Sik, Dionigi Gianlorenzo , Chiang Feng-Yu, Liu Xiaoli , Randolph Gregory, Kim Hoon Yub. RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE SAFETY PARAMETERS OF THE HARMONIC FOCUS® DURING THYROID SURGERY : AN EXPERIMENTAL PORCINE MODEL USING CONTINUOUS ELECTROPHYSIOLOGIC VAGAL MONITORING.
(128) Babinska Dominika, Barczyński Marcin , Osęka Tomasz, Śledziński Maciej, Łachiński Andrzej. COMPARISON OF PERIOPERATIVE STRESS IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING THYROID SURGERY WITH AND WITHOUT NEUROMONITORING – A PILOT STUDY.
(13) Kim Hong Kyu, Lee Hye Yoon, Kim Hoon Yub, Kwak Hee Yong, Jung Seung Pil, Woo Sang Uk, Son Gil Soo, Lee Jae Bok, Bae Jeoung Won. THE EFFICACY OF INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING (IONM) DURING ROBOTIC THYROIDECTOMY: PROSPECTIVE, RANDOMIZED CASE-CONTROL EVALUATION.
(42) Wojtczak Beata, Sutkowski Krzysztof, Kaliszewski Krzysztof, Głód Mateusz, Barczyński Marcin. EXPERIENCE WITH INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING OF THE RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE IMPROVES SURGICAL SKILLS AND OUTCOMES OF NON-MONITORED THYROIDECTOMY.
Oral Paper Session 2 (7-15): 10min each
Small Lecture Room
14:30 – 16:00
Chairs: Maurizio Iacobone (Italy), Manuel Duran Poveda (Spain), Andre Potenza (Brasil)
(5) Liu Jia, Dong Su, Chen Guang COMPARISON OF PROPOFOL AND SEVOFLURANE ANESTHESIA DURING THYROID AND PARATHYROID SURGERY WITH ELECTROPHYSIOLOGIC RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE MONITORING.
(29) Brauckhoff Katrin, Husby Paul, Aas Turid ANALYSIS OF EMG CHANGES IN CONTINUOUS INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING : TRACTION INJURIES OF THE RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERV IN PIGS.
(106) Kim Hoon Yub , Tufano Ralph, Randolph Gregory , Barczynski Marcin , Wu Che-Wei , Chiang Feng-Yu , Liu Xiaoli , Masuoka Hiroo , Miyauchi Akira , Park Soo Young , Kwak Hee Yong , Lee Hye Yoon , Dioni Gianlorenzo. AMPLITUDE AND LATENCY PROFILE DURING NIM TRIVANTAGE EMG TUBE POSITION MODIFICATION.
(116) ULUDAG MEHMET, AYGUN NURCIHAN, ISGOR ADNAN. RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE’S MOTOR FUNCTION: SOMETIMES MOTOR FIBERS MAY ALSO BE LOCATED IN THE POSTERIOR BRANCH.
(12) Kim Hong Kyu , Kwak Hee Yong, Kim Hoon Yub, Lee Hye Yoon, Jung Seung Pil, Woo Sang Uk, Son Gil Soo, Lee Jae Bok, Kim Jeong Soo, Bae Jeoung Won. THERMAL INJURY OF RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE BY THUNDERBEAT DURING THYROID SURGERY: PRELIMINARY RESULTS USING CONTINUOUS INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING IN A PORCINE MODEL.
(14) Kim Hong Kyu, Lee Hye Yoon, Kim Hoon Yub, Kwak Hee Yong, Jung Seung Pil, Woo Sang Uk, Son Gil Soo, Lee Jae Bok, Bae Jeoung Won. THERMAL INJURY OF RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE BY ULTRASONIC DEVICES DURING THYROID SURGERY: RESULTS USING CONTINUOUS INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING IN A PORCINE MODEL.
(28) Masuoka Hiroo, Miyauchi Akira, Yabuta Tomonori, Higashiyama Takuya, Fukushima Mitsuhiro, Ito Yasuhiro, Kobayashi Kaoru, Kihara Minoru, Miya Akihiro. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE OF THE RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE INVOLVED BY THYROID CANCER AND THE EXTENT OF NEURAL INVASION.
(52) Wojtczak Beata, Kaliszewski Krzysztof, Sutkowski Krzysztof, Głód Mateusz, Barczyński Marcin. THE LEARNING CURVE FOR INTRAOPERATIVE RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE NEUROMONITORING IN THYROID SURGERY.
(138) Puram Sidharth , Chow Harold, Wu Che-Wei , Heaton James, Gorti Goutham, Feng-Yu Chiang, Dionigi Gianlorenzo, Barczyński Marcin, Dralle Henning, Schneider Rick, lorenz kerstin, kamani dipti, Randolph Gregory. POST-CRICOID ELECTROPHYSIOLOGIC CHANGES PREDICTING VOCAL CORD PARALYSIS ASSOCIATED WITH RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE COMPRESSIVE INJURY IN A CANINE MODEL.
Oral Paper Session 3 (16-24): 10min each
Small Lecture Room
16:30 – 18:00
Chairs: William Duke(USA), Lech Pomorski (Poland), Rumen Pandev (Bulgaria)
(104) Dionigi Gianlorenzo, Kim Hoon Yub, Randolph Gregory W. , Wu Chei-Wei , Hui Sun , Xiaoli Liu, Barczynski Marcin , Chiang Feng-Yu. PROSPECTIVE VALIDATION STUDY OF CERNEA CLASSIFICATION IN PREDICTING EMG ALTERATIONS OF EXTERNAL BRANCH OF THE SUPERIOR LARYNGEAL NERVE DURING SUPERIOR THYROID ARTERY DISSECTION AND LIGATION.
(115) ULUDAG MEHMET, AYGUN NURCIHAN, ISGOR ADNAN INNERVATION OF THE HUMAN CRICOPHARYNGEAL MUSCLE BY THE RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE AND THE EXTERNAL BRANCH OF THE SUPERIOR LARYNGEAL NERVE.
(119) ULUDAG MEHMET, AYGUN NURCIHAN, BESLER EVREN, ISGOR ADNAN. THE INNERVATION PATTERN OF THE CRICOTHYROID MUSCLE.
(143) Keseroglu Kemal, Bayir Omer, Umay Karaca Ebru, Saylam Guleser, Cadalli Tatar Emel, Ozdek Ali, Korkmaz Mehmet Hakan. LARYNGEAL ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC REALITIES IN POSTTHYROIDECTOMY PATIENTS WITH NORMAL VOCAL CORD MOBILITY.
(120) ULUDAG MEHMET, AYGUN NURCIHAN, BESLER EVREN, ISGOR ADNAN. IS INTRAOPERATIVE NEURAL MONITORING NECESSARY FOR THE EXPLORATION OF THE SUPERIOR LARYNGEAL NERVE.
(109) Vik Renate, Sandvik Lorentz, Brauckhoff Katrin, Hilland Magnus, Karlsen Tom, Lindtjørn Bernt, Aas Turid, Heimdal John Helge. BENIGN GOITER SURGERY IN NORWAY : ANALYSIS OF ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC SIGNAL CHANGES AND VOICE QUALITY IN HEMITHYREOIDECTOMIES.
(97) Lee Kijeong, Kang Sunghoon, Kwon Soon-Young, Cho Jea-Gu, Woo Jeong-Soo , Jung Kwang-Yoon, Baek Seung-Kuk. THE EFFICIENCY OF LARYNGEAL ELECTROMYOGRAPHY TUBE DURING THYROIDECTOMY ON VOICE OUTCOME.
(6) XUE SHUAI, Liu Jia, CHEN GUANG. CLINICAL APPLICATION OF THE RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE MONITORING IN MICOLLI OPERATION
(81) Lavazza Matteo, Rausei Stefano, Rovera Francesca, Leotta Andrea, Mangano Alberto, Ferrari Cesare Carlo, Inversini Davide, Spampatti Sebastiano, Frattini Francesco, Annoni Matteo, boni Luigi, Dioni Gianlorenzo. INTRAOPERATIVE NERVE MONITORING (IONM) OF RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE. COMPARISON BETWEEN THYROIDECTOMY WITHOUT IONM, WITH INTERMITTENT (I¬IONM) AND WITH CONTINUOUS NEUROMONITORING (C¬IONM).
19th September 2015 (Saturday)
Oral Paper Session 4 (25-35): 10min each
Medium Lecutre Hall A+B
8:15 – 10:00
Chairs: Jean Louis Kraimps (France), Lisa Orloff (USA), Ireneusz Nawrot (Poland)
(80) Ferrari Cesare Carlo, Dionigi Gianlorenzo, Wu Che-Wei, Lavazza Matteo, Leotta Andrea, Mangano Alberto, Chiang Feng Yu. RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE INJURY IN THYROID SURGERY: CLINICAL PATHWAYS AND RESOURCES.
(99) Makay Ozer, Uludag Mehmet, Soyder Aykut, Teksoz Serkan, Sezer Atakan, Senyurek Giles Yasemin, for the Turkish National Neuromonitoring Study Group. LOSS OF SIGNAL DURING THYROID SURGERY: PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF AN ON-GOING PROSPECTIVE STUDY.
(105) Mangano Alberto, Dionigi Gianlorenzo, Lavazza Matteo, Rausei Stefano, Rovera Francesca, Leotta Andrea, Ferrari Cesare Carlo, Inversini Devide, Spampatti Sebastiano, Frattini Francesco, Annoni Matteo, Boni Luigi. STAGE-THYROIDECTOMY: SINGLE INSTITUTION PERSPECTIVE.
(121) Béchu Maren, Lauzana Ester, Klein Sabine, Rashid Noor Isra Heryantee, Kahle Erich , Meyding-Lamadé Uta, Köhler Peter, Lamadé Wolfram. DIFFERENT VULNERABILITY OF LEFT AND RIGHT RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE UNDER TENSILE STRESS IN A PORCINE MODEL.
(22) Zhang Daqi, Wu Che-Wei, Ii Fang, Chiang Feng-Yu, liu Xiaoli, Sun Hui. PERCUTANEOUS PROBE STIMULATION FOR INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING IN TOTAL ENDOSCOPIC THYROIDECTOMY: A PRELIMINARY EXPERIENCE.
(25) Kim Hong Kyu, Kwak Hee Yong, Kim Hoon Yub, Lee Hye Yoon, Jung Seung Pil, Woo Sang Uk, Son Gil Soo, Lee Jae Bok, Kim Jeong Soo, Bae Jeoung Won. THERMAL INJURY OF RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE BY SALINE IRRIGATION DURING THYROID SURGERY: RESULTS USING CONTINUOUS INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING IN A PORCINE MODEL.
(30) Liu Xiaoli, Wu Che-Wei, Chiang Feng-Yu , Wang Tie, Zhao Yishen, Li Shijie, Chen Peng, Sun Hui. THE CHANGE OF EMG AMPLITUDE AND LATENCY DURING AND AFTER ACUTE RLN TRACTION STRESS WITH THE APPLICATION OF C-IONM IN A SWINE MODEL.
(7) XUE SHUAI, LIU JIA, CHEN GUANG. CLINICAL APPLICATION OF THE RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE MONITORING IN THYROID REOPERATION.
(70) Mangano Alberto, Dionigi Gianlorenzo, Kim Hoon Yub, Wu Che-Wei, Ferrari Cesare, Leotta Andrea, Lavazza Matteo, Inversini Davide, Chiang Feng-Yu. VESSEL SEALING SYSTEM (VSS) SAFETY AROUND THE RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE (RLN).
(79) Dionigi Gianlorenzo, Kim Hoon Yub, Wu Che-Wei, Ferrari Cesare, Lavazza Matteo, Leotta Andrea, Mangano Alberto, Chiang Feng Yu. C-IONM IN THYROID SURGERY: SAFETY ANALYSIS OF 400 CONSECUTIVE ELECTRODE PROBE PLACEMENTS.
(82) Dionigi Gianlorenzo, Kim Hoon Yub, Wu Che-Wei, Leotta Andrea, Ferrari Cesare Carlo, Lavazza Matteo, Mangano Alberto, Chiang Feng-Yu. PREDICTORS OF FAILURE OF PLANNED TOTAL THYROIDECTOMY. THE ROLE OF IONM.
Oral Paper Session 5 (36-45): 10min each
Small Lecture Room
8:15 – 10:00
Chairs: Erivelto Volpi (Brasil), Rajab Alzaharani (Saudi Arabia), Marek Dedecjus (Poland)
(131) Dedecjus Marek, Jacek Dadan, Czubek Jacek , Leksowski Krzystof, Gawrychowski Jacek, Chybicki Janusz, Wolff Wojciech, Kurek Jozef, Gluszek Stanisaw, Zielinski Andrzej, Kuzdak Krysztof, Kusinski Michał, Pichurski Janusz, Skrobisz Jerzy, Kabza Adam, Pragacz Krzysztof, Kalicinski Piotr , Polnik Dariusz, Group NM-C2. NM-C2 GROUP – THE FIRST STEP – ANALYSIS OF THE PRESENT STATUS OF IONM PROCEDURES.
(137) Steck Jose Higino, Stabenow Elaine, Volpi Erivelto Martinho. HOW MUCH CONTINUOUS INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING IN THYROID SURGERY REDUCE THE RISK OF RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE INJURY?
(41) Bacuzzi Alessandro, Guzzetti Luca, Marcato Anna, Del Bosco Andrea, Bulgheroni Rosella, Cantone Giovanni, Dionigi Gianlorenzo, Cuffari Salvatore. THE ANAESTHESIOLOGICAL APPROACH DURING NEUROMONITORING IN THYROID SURGERY; THE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL VARESE (ITALY) EXPERIENCE.
(148) Makarin Viktor, Semenov Arseny, Timofeeva Nataly, Sleptsov Ilya, Chernikov Roman, Chinchuk Igor, Fedorov Elisey, Novokshonov Konstantin, Uspenskaya Anna, Karelina Ulia, Bubnov Alexandr. USE OF ULTRASOUND DOPPLEROGRAPHY IN VISUALIZATION OF VOCAL CORDS PARESES.
(149) Konturek Aleksander, Barczyński Marcin, Stopa Małgorzata, Nowak Wojciech. TWO-STAGE THYROIDECTOMY – THE CLINICAL VALUE OF INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING DURING BILATERAL THYROID SURGERY.
(83) Dionigi Gianlorenzo, Lombardi Davide, Lombardi Celestino Pio, Carcoforo Paolo , Boniardi Marco, Innaro Nadia, Chiofalo Maria Grazia , Cavicchi Ottavio , Biondi Antonio , Basile Francesco, Zaccaroni Angelo , Magano Alberto , Lavazza Matteo , Leotta Andrea , Calò Pietro Giorgio , Nicolosi Angelo , Castelnuovo Paolo , Nicolai Piero , Pezzullo Luciano , De Toma Giorgio, Bellantone Rocco, Sacco Rosario. INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING IN THYROID SURGERY: A POINT PREVALENCE SURVEY ON UTILIZATION, MANAGEMENT AND DOCUMENTATION IN ITALY.
(112) ULUDAG MEHMET, BESLER EVREN, AYGUN NURCIHAN, ISGOR ADNAN. STANDARD AND CONTINUOUS NERVE STIMULATION OF INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING IN THYROID SURGERY.
(10) Chou Fong-Fu , Chi Shun-Yu, Chan Yi-Chai, Lai Chi-Chih, Chen Min-Hui. BILEVEL POSITIVE AIR WAY PRESSURE FOR THE TREATMENT OF BILATERAL CORD PALSY AFTER THYROIDECTOMY.
(72) Al-Hakami Hadi A., Al-Garni Mohammed A., AlZahrani Rajab A. RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE INJURY FOLLOWING THYROID SURGERY, INCIDENCE AND RISK FACTORS.
(40) Starczewska Anna , Brol Monika, Żołnowska Anna. ADVANTAGES OF ROCURONIUM BROMIDE USAGE IN THYROID SURGERY WITH NEUROMONITORING.
Oral Paper Session 6 (46-51): 10min each
Small Lecture Room
11:00 – 12:00
Chairs: Dipti Kamani (USA), Anatoly Romanischen (Russia), Beata Wojtczak (Poland)
(139) Salari Behzad, Kamani Dipti, Randolph Gregory. NEURAL MONITORED STAGED SURGICAL MANAGEMENT FOR ADVANCED THYROID CANCERS: SAFETY AND ONCOLOGIC OUTCOMES.
(43) Folek Jessica, Snyder Samuel. MECHANISMS OF RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE INJURY.
(15) Romanchishen Anatoly, Romanchishen Filipp, Karpatskii Igor, Vabalayte Kristina. INTRAOPERATIVE NERVE INTEGRITY MONITOR AS PART OF SAFETY DISSECTIONS OF RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE AND SPINAL ACCESSORY NERVE.
(144) Duenas Juan Pablo , Duque Carlos Simon, Builes Sergio. EVALUATION OF OUTCOMES AND PROGNOSIS OF THE LOSS OF SIGNAL IN THYROID AND PARATHYRID REOPERATIONS WITH INTRAOPERATIVE NERVE MONITORING.
(24) Van Slycke Sam, Van Den Heede Klaas , Huvenne Wouter, Dionigi Gianlorenzo, Gillardin Jean-Pierre, Brusselaers Nele, Vermeersch Hubert. INTRA-OPERATIVE VAGAL NEUROMONITORING PREDICTS NON-RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVES: TECHNICAL NOTES AND REVIEW OF THE RECENT LITERATURE.
(40) Starczewska Anna , Brol Monika, Żołnowska Anna. ADVANTAGES OF ROCURONIUM BROMIDE USAGE IN THYROID SURGERY WITH NEUROMONITORING.
Oral Paper Session 7 (52-60): 10min each
Small Lecture Room
13:00 – 14:30
Chairs: Xiaoli Liu (China), Duenas Juan Pablo (Colombia), Agnieszka Czarniecka (Poland)
(23) Makarin Viktor, Semenov Arseniy, Chernikov Roman, Slepcov Ilya, Chinchuk Igor, Uspenskaya Anna, Karelina Ulia, Novokshonov Konstantin, Timofeeva Nataly, Fedorov Elisey, Molugov Yuriy, Rusakov Vladimir, Valdina Elena, Fedotov Yuriy, Bubnov Aleksandr. SURGEON-PERFORMED TRANSCUTANEOUS VOCAL CORD ULTRASONOGRAPHY IN VOCAL CORD EXAMINATION BEFORE AND AFTER THYROIDECTOMY.
(66) Mangano Alberto , Dionigi Gianlorenzo, Kim Hoon Yub, Wu Che-Wei, Ferrari Cesare, Leotta Andrea, Lavazza Matteo, Chiang Feng-Yu. EVALUATION OF VAGAL NERVE SIZE IN STANDARDIZED MONITORED THYROIDECTOMY.
(31) Cernea Claudio, Brandão Lenine, Morais-Besteiro Julio, Macedo Antonio, Schraibman Vladimir, Hojaij Flavio, Dedivitis Rogerio, Kulcsar Marco. LARYNGEAL NERVE MONITORING IN NON-THYROID/PARATHYROID OPERATIONS.
(140) Duenas Juan Pablo, Duque Carlos Simon. IMPLEMENTATION OF INTRAOPERATIVE NERVE MONITORING TRAINING IN A PORCINE MODEL IN LATINAMERICA.
(59) Astl Jaromir, Rotnagl Jan, Kovar Daniel, Filipovsky Tomas, Holy Richard. INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING IN THYROID AND PARATHYROID SURGERY. RESULTS AND ANALYSES BY RECURRENT NERV INJURY INDEX (IRI).
(55) VAMVAKIDIS KYRIAKOS, CHRISTOFORIDES CHRISTOS, ANASTASIOU ELENI. ESTIMATION OF EXTRALARYNGEAL BRANCHING OF THE RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE AND FUNCTION CONTROL OF ITS BRANCHES USING THE INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING.
(35) Dimov Rossen. INTERMITTENT RLN MONITORING AS A PART OF POSTGRADUATE THYROID SURGERY TRAINING.
(123) Van Slycke Sam, Van Den Heede Klaas, Brusselaers Nele, Vermeersch Hubert. THYROID CARTILAGE ELECTRODES VS TUBE ELECTRODES IN INTRA-OPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING : PROSPECTIVE EVALUATION OF 25 CASES.
