2021 annual scientific meeting sheffield omfs

ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC MEETING SHEFFIELD 2021 1Final Programme

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2021 Scientific Meeting 7-10 October 2021University of Sheffield INOX / Diamond Building

A Workshop Manual


CPD Allocation

Flexfacs

Introduction from the President

BAOMS Council 2021

General Information for Attendees

Diamond Building, Floorplan (Saturday and Sunday)

Main Programme at a glance (Saturday and Sunday)

How to: Meeting platform

THURSDAY 7 OCTOBER AMRC, (approximately 10 minutes from Sheffield Train Station)

SATURDAY 9 OCTOBER OMFS Nurses Diamond Building, University of Sheffield

FRIDAY 8 OCTOBER INOX University of Sheffield Student Union, Workshops, Members’ meetings, AGM

SATURDAY 9 AND SUNDAY 10 OCTOBER Diamond Centre, University of Sheffield BAOMS ASM

Poetry Competition

List of Contributors

Contents

DIAMOND BUILDING, MAIN VENUE

CUTLERS’ HALL, ANNUAL DINNER VENUE

DIAMOND BUILDING, LOWER BASEMENT

MAIN HALL, CUTLERS’ HALL

SHEFFIELD CITY CENTRE

SHEFFIELD HIGH STREET

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WELCOME TO SHEFFIELD

Annual DinnerSaturday 9 October Annual Dinner, Cutlers Hall 1900 Reception 1930 Dinner with Grimethorpe Brass Band and Awards Ceremony

Premuim sponsors


This meeting aims to provide attendees with the opportunity to gain up to date knowledge on the latest developments and techniques in research, education, surgical techniques, clinical patient management and outcomes in the field of oral and maxillofacial surgery. This is delivered through workshops, lectures, seminars and short papers. Certificates of attendance will show daily CPD allocations, but participants should verify their own attendance record out of the maximum hours available, which have been calculated as follows:

Certificates of attendance Certificates of attendance indicating the CPD hours for the elements of the meeting booked by the attendee will be sent by email after the conference.

Scanning in each dayIn order to meet the requirements of verifiable CPD attendees should scan in at the Registration Desk on each day that they attend the conference. BAOMS is required to keep this attendance record on file in order for CPD hours to be considered verifiable. Your cooperation is much appreciated.

Evaluation formsThe provision and holding on file of delegate evaluation forms is another requirement of verifiable CPD. Please ensure that you complete the ONLINE form to receive your CPD certificate. Your cooperation is much appreciated. This will be emailed to you following the meeting. CPD certificates will be issued approximately 4 weeks after the onsite meeting (not before) on verification.

Thursday 7 October Study Day at AMRC Total CPD hours: 6.25 Session 3.25 hours Group sessions 3 hours

Friday 8 October Workshops at INOX Total CPD hours: 3 Workshops at INOX 2 hours Session 1 hour

Saturday 9 October Diamond Centre Total CPD hours: 6.75

Session LT1 1.5 hours Sessions LT1/LT3 2.5 hours Sessions LT1/LT3 2 hours Norman Rowe Lecture 0.75 hours

Sunday 10 October Diamond Centre Total CPD hours: 4.5 Pop-up podium presentations 1 hour Sessions LT1 1.5 hours Sessions LT1 2 hours

CPD Allocation

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FlexFacs is the innovative, brand-new online training and educational resource for OMFS STs launched by the BAOMS. We encourage all OMFS trainees, trainers and training programme directors

to engage with FlexFacs.

The programme will deliver monthly live lectures, with content mapped to the OMFS curriculum. These lectures will then be made available for access online permanently. Over a three-year period,

the lectures will cover the syllabus. Additionally, how to do it videos will be added to FlexFacs. Quizzes and games based around the recorded lectures will be made available also.

There are plans to make ‘virtual reality’ surgery content available for trainees along with an indexed repository of webinar lectures on the FlexFacs website.

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Please also see Pop up podium presentation on Sunday 10 October


The concept and theme of the main meeting is “OMFS: How to do it: A Workshop Manual”. The emphasis is on pictorial, graphical and /or video step wise exposition of surgical technique.

On Friday the 8th October at the INOX we have workshops covering Nasendoscopy technique, practical use of Ultrasound and associated procedures, and a detailed Implant planning intensive workshop offering an opportunity to hone skills - and learn new ones – with practical hands on tuition. Many thanks to the workshop organisers for the time to prepare and present.

There will also be a moderated discussion ‘Troubleshooting: How to manage Osteonecrosis’ with Evidence based latest developments and treatment options with the current opinion by Professors Richard Shaw and Jagtar Dhanda to help us with an issue that affects all practices across the UK and is a real headache to deal with.

The BAOMS AGM, standard business and your vital input to some key decisions about the future of the Association will follow and there will be chance to sample Sheffield’s highlights, eateries and nightlife on the Friday night. The scientific sessions on Saturday and Sunday are at the Diamond Building, Sheffield University.

These are intended as a refresher and to update knowledge following the hiatus due to CoVid, which saw our routine operating, decimated in many areas.

The competitive Pop-Up Podium presentations on good ideas, top tips and improved ways of working – “A Better Way to…” have been drawn from over 60 submitted papers and we will have given the originators the chance to impress the ‘Dragon’s Den’ of public opinion and the ASM audience in a 3 minute pop up podium pitch. These are on Sunday.

Winners will be announced later this year for the BAOMS Members’ Prizes for 2021 and receive their award at next year’s ASM. The sessions for competitors will be spread across the ASM Programme.

The Annual Dinner and Awards Ceremony is on Saturday 9 October at Cutlers’ Hall in Sheffield City Centre. Entertainment provided by the world famous Grimethorpe Colliery Band of “Brassed Off ” feature film fame. Their style, presentation and virtuosity is NOT that of your ordinary band. There will also be late dancing to varied music until close around midnight or so.

Proceedings and presentations will be recorded for post event viewing and live streamed from Lecture Theatre 1 to the remote participants who have registered. Saturday at the Diamond also sees the OMFS Nurses’ Day programme with tailored scientific content and we are pleased to welcome a parallel conference of the Institute of Maxillofacial Prosthetics Technologists (IMPT) Study Day. Their Chair Mr Jason Watson will be the President’s Invited Lecturer on Sunday.

Given the BAOMS declared commitment to eradicate unfairness and unacceptable traits, the highlight Norman Rowe Invitational Lecture will be delivered by Baroness Helena Kennedy QC, who galvanised the surgical world to mend its attitude and record. She will speak on maintaining fairness and equity in the surgical workforce in Lecture Theatre 1 plenary on the Saturday afternoon, which will be live streamed. Last but not least I would like to thank our sponsors who are joining us both onsite at the Diamond and via their ‘virtual’ online booths. Please take time to visit and talk with them and also visit their online booths via the meeting platform afterwards.

Welcome to Sheffield !

Introduction from the President

“Ey up…. Welcome to Yorkshire”

PRESIDENT AUSTEN T SMITH


Honorary Secretary Robert J Banks Chair of Council Peter A Brennan Editor of BJOMS Kaveh Shakib Deputy Editor of BJOMS Panayiotis Kyzas

Trustees and Officers

Austen T Smith President Cyrus J Kerawala Vice President Daljit Dhariwal President Designate Robert P Bentley Immediate Past President David J W Keith Honorary TreasurerRobert J Banks Honorary Secretary Peter A Brennan Chair of Council Kaveh Shakib Editor of BJOMS Panayiotis Kyzas Deputy Editor of BJOMS

Council members

Bhavin Visavadia Fellow and Chair of Consultants and Specialists’ Group Kathleen Fan Deputy Chair of Consultants and Specialists’ Group and media and public relations Anne Begley Fellows and Dental Core Trainee lead Jagtar Dhanda Fellow and website honorary editorAlexander Goodson Fellow and Student liaison Jennifer Graystone Fellow and Core Trainees Kanwalraj Moar Fellow and Diversity and Inclusion Prav Praveen Fellow and Clinical Outcomes Vinita Shekar Associate FellowHesham Emam Associate FellowPeter Glen Fellows in Training lead Divya Sharma Fellows in Training deputy Aimee Rowe Junior Trainees and Members’ representative Rhea Chouhan Chair of Junior Trainees and Deputy Junior Trainees and Members’ representative David Drake Co-opted as Chair of SAC in OMFS Stephen Dover Co-opted RCS Council representative

BAOMS Council 2021

Thursday 7 October 2021The Tech study day is at the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) the University of Sheffield joint venture with McLaren and Boeing.

Friday 8 October 2021INOX part of the University of Sheffield (Student Union Building in Durham Road, Sheffield). Morning workshops on Implant planning, Clinical use of Portable Ultrasound and Nasendoscopy Skills. Members’, Consultants & Specialists, QOMS, MTREC, FiTs, and other group meetings with the Annual General Meeting to follow. Friday evening free to meet up with friends and colleagues.

Saturday 9 & Sunday 10 OctoberFull scientific programme at the Diamond Building, Sheffield University.

MAIN LECTURE HALL AT DIAMOND BUILDING

INOX CENTRE FRIDAY’S VENUE (STUDENT UNION)

THE KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER CENTREAT THE ADVANCED MANUFACTURING RESEARCH CENTRE

The Venues


General Conference Information for onsite and online attendees

Venues 7 October 2021 • what3words map reference: AMRC KTC drive.stud.chose Hi Tech Study Day: Advanced Research Park, Knowledge Transfer Centre, S60 5TZ

8 October 2021 • what3words map reference: calms.than.spider Workshops, members’ business meetings and AGM: INOX, Level 5, Students’ Union Building, Durham Road S10 2TG

9 and 10 October 2021 • what3words map reference: theme.exam.parks – BAOMS registration at South entranceOMFS How to Do It - A Workshop Manual: Diamond Building, 32 Leavygreave Road, Sheffield S3 7RD

Registration DeskThe Registration Desk for the BAOMS meetings will be signposted from the main foyer of each venue. Look out for our welcome flags.

Onsite registration for pre-registered attendees only will be open from 0800 – 1630 on each day. It will NOT be possible to attend and register on the day. Registration for onsite bookings closes at noon on 24 September 2021.Online bookings will remain open until the end of October 2021.

Badges for onsite attendeesPlease sign in on 7 and 8 October and collect and wear a BAOMS badge. On 9 and 10 October we plan to scan individual badges to confirm your attendance for the purposes of issuing CPD certificates after the meeting. Please see the meeting platform for signing in details.

Annual General MeetingThe BAOMS Annual General Meeting, for BAOMS members only, will take place on Friday 8 October 2021 at 1530 onsite at the INOX, Level 5, Students’ Union Building, Durham Road S10 2TG and will also be available online via a zoom link. The AGM Agenda and papers are available to view and download via the BAOMS website.

Please see the programme for workshops and members’ business meetings at the INOX during the conference.

Live Streaming and post event online viewing on demandPlease visit the meeting platform at http://baoms21.talkingslideshd.com . You will need to sign in for online viewing access which will open from 7th October (not before).

• We are recording most of the presentations for post event viewing.• The sessions at AMRC on 7 October will be recorded for post event viewing.• The workshops and business meetings at the INOX on 8 October will be onsite only. • The AGM on 8 October will be available via a zoom link.• The sessions in Lecture Theatre 1 at the Diamond Building on Saturday and Sunday are being live streamed so those with online registration will be able join the attendees onsite virtually.

Hotel accommodation in Sheffield This can be arranged via Marketing Sheffield. Please visit: https://book.passkey.com/event/50175598/owner/9279439/home

Speakers’ AV Preview at the Diamond Building (all presenters have been sent AV guidelines) Please check in at the Registration Desk before going to the speakers’ room. If you are speaking at the conference please ensure that you check in with the technicians at least 30 minutes prior to your lecture or on the day before You will need to be in the presentation room at least 15 minutes before the start of the session.

Exhibition and catering at the Diamond Building The exhibition will be open from 10.00 on Saturday 9 October until 14.00 on Sunday 10 October in the lower basement of the Diamond Building (immediately outside the lecture theatres)


All daytime catering will be served in the exhibition area and will be provided on each day. On 7 and 9/10 October we will have our 4 sponsoring companies onsite with us so please do take the time to speak with them and many thanks. They will also have virtual booths on the meeting platform. Please remember to wear your badge at all times when in the conference centre and to collect your daytime catering.

Presentations at the Diamond BuildingAll lectures will take place in the lower basement area: Lecture Theatre 1 (LT1) BAOMS Main Sessions on Saturday and Sunday Lecture Theatre 3 (LT3) BAOMS Concurrent Sessions on Saturday and SundayLecture Theatre 4 (LT4) Nurses Programme on Saturday only Lecture Theatre 6 (LT6) I IMPT Programme on Saturday only

Annual Gala DinnerAnnual Gala Dinner in the Main Hall at Cutlers’ Hall, Sheffield (opposite the Cathedral) Dress: Black Tie/Evening Wear 1900: Reception 1930: Sitting for Dinner

Wine and soft drinks will be provided during the dinner and a cash bar will be open for the purchase of drinks (please note that cards may not be accepted so please do bring cash for additional drinks).

Please ensure that you bring your ticket with you to this event. You can collect your tickets at the registration desk on Saturday 9 October in the Diamond Building. It will not be possible to purchase tickets on the day. They must be booked in advance. There will be a seating plan.

Conference administrationEvent / programme queries: [email protected] Registration queries: [email protected]

Diamond Centre, Floorplan (Saturday and Sunday)

Exhibitor Tables

Catering Tables

Main BAOMS Sessions (both days)

BAOMS concurrent sessions (both)

OMFS Nurses Saturday

IMPT Day (Saturday)

Diamond Centre, Sheffield : Lower Basement level

BAOMS Annual Scientific Meeting Saturday 9 and Sunday 10 October 2021

Exhibition and Catering


LT1 LT3 LT4 LT6 LT1 LT3

BAOMS BAOMS OMFS IMPT BAOMS BAOMS Plenary Concurrent Nurses Plenary Concurrent

0800 Welcome Austen Smith

0810 BASICS How to...

0900 A Better Way to…

1000 Refreshments OMFS Nurse IMPT Refreshments and exhibition Welcome Welcome and exhibition

1030 ONCOLOGY DEFORMITY Refreshments TECH CLEFT/ & RECON /TMJ How to... CRANIO How to... How to... How to...

1100 Refreshments IMPT

1130 OMFS Nurses

1215 President’s Invited Lecture

1230 Lunch and Lunch and Lunch and exhibition exhibition exhibition

1245 Lunch and exhibition

1300 Lunch and final exhibition

1330 OMFS Nurses

1345 IMPT

1400 ORBIT IMPLANTS A Better How to... How to... Way to…

1500 Refreshments Refreshments Thanks and close

1530 SKULL BASE NECK & NODES Refreshments How to... How to...

1600 Refreshments

1630 IMPT

1640 Norman Rowe Norman Rowe Lecture (live stream) Lecture (LIVE)

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1900 Annual Gala Dinner and Awards Ceremony

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SATURDAY 9/ SUNDAY 10 OCTOBER LT1 and LT3 BAOMS Plenary and Concurrent SATURDAY 9 OCTOBER LT4 OMFS Nurses SATURDAY 9 OCTOBER LT6 Institute of Maxillofacial Prosthetics Technologists (IMPT) Study Day

Main Programme at a Glance – Diamond Building

Registration open in main foyer at South Entrance 0730-1700 0830-1600

SATURDAY 9 OCTOBER SUNDAY 10 OCTOBER


How to do it: live stream and on demand post event viewing of the ASM presentations

The BAOMS ASM 21 Meeting Platform

How to: Sign-in to our virtual platform? Your login details to access live streamed / on demand post-event content will be sent by email to you 24/48 hours prior to 7 October.

How to: Live stream? All main sessions taking place in Lecture Theatre 1 on Saturday 9 and Sunday 10 October will be available to view live on our virtual platform, provided you have signed up for either or both days. All other sessions will be available for on demand post-event viewing (see below). Note: The BAOMS AGM will take place separately via Zoom for those not attending in person – joining instructions will be sent by email to all members.

How to: On demand post-event viewing? With the exception of the INOX workshops and Members’ business meetings on 8 October, all other sessions will be available to view on demand from 25 October until 31 December.

How to: Have a question for speakers? For both live streamed and on demand viewing, you will be able to post questions and/or leave a comment.

How to: 1-to-1 messaging? Click the ‘attendees’ button on the main menu to view a full attendee list and contact each other on a one-to-one basis.

How to: Visit industry exhibitors? Visit the sponsors’ on-site at the Diamond centre on 9 and 10 October. Visit the sponsors’ virtual booths from 7 October to 31 December – visit virtual exhibition rooms by clicking the logos and buttons on the homepage; learn about latest innovations and view pre-recorded presentations.

How to: Access your CPD certificate? Further details of how to obtain your CPD certificate will follow by email approximately four weeks (not before) after our onsite event has concluded, regardless of whether you attended in-person or online. Onsite attendees should scan their badge QR code on Saturday and Sunday at the Diamond Building. Please remember to complete the online evaluation form.

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0830 Onsite registration

0900 Session Future Faces - developments in technology Chair : Cristina Frezzini

Panel: Biomaterials: Professor Cheryl Miller & Professor Ipsita Roy Additive Manufacturing: Dr Candice Majewski Medical Robotics and AI: Sanja Dogramadzi, Professor of Medical Robotics, University of Sheffield & Ms Asma Alzaid

1100 Panel Discussion & Questions1130 Refreshment break

1200 Keynote Lecture Accelerating product and process development in industry – Wes Jacklin, Director, McLaren Composite Technology Centre1245 The Sheffield 3D Lab – Pete Metherall, 3D Lab Clinical Scientist1300 Lunch and exhibition1400-1600 Divide in to 2 / 4 groups (depending on numbers): GROUP A - Interactive design session with Industry GROUP B - Tour of manufacturing techniques, Point of Care manufacturing and “Theatre of the Future” displays

1600-1700 Keynote Lecture Immediate teeth: point of care and planning and printing for reconstruction – Fayette C. Williams, DDS, MD, FACS, Clinical Faculty, John Peter Smith Hospital, Texas (via video link)

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0900-0930 Registration and refreshments 1000 Introduction and welcome

1010 Negative pressure vaccum assisted Therapy – Christine Carter, Session Chair : Manjinder Jandu Territory Business Manager, 3M Medical Solutions Division, Health Care Business Group1030 Tracheostomy care – Keron Nichols-Pearce, Territory Sales Manager, Atos Care and Francheska Sarkodie, Head and Neck Nurse specialist, Atos Care1100-1130 Refreshments

1130 Anaplastology – Frank Johnson, Anaplastologist, Barnsley Hospital NHS Trust Session Chair : Sunil Sah1145 Late effects (of cancer treatment) in Specialised Cancer Services – Diana Greenfield, Nurse Consultant, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals (Pre-recorded, Speaker not present)1200 Mouth care – Sarah Haslam, Oral health educator/mouth care lead, Dartford and Gravesham NHS Trust, Kent1230-1330 Lunch Break 1330 Well-being and Children and Young People – Julie Carr, Senior Well-being Session Chair : Anne Begley Nurse Practitioner for Children and Young People, Changing Faces1400 Lymphoedema and scar work – Cheryl Pike National Macmillan Lymphoedema Specialist, Lymphoedema Network Wales1445 AHP/Nurse led head and Neck clinics – Anastasios Kanatas, Head and Neck Consultant, Leeds University Hospital, and Joanna Spellman, Head and Neck CNS, Leeds Teaching Hospitals1530- 1600 There’s a Robot in the Room- Demystifying Robotic Head & Neck Surgery – Muzzamil Nusrath, Consultant Maxillofacial/ Head & Neck/Reconstructive Surgeon, Sheffield1600-1630 Refreshments

1640-1730 NORMAN ROWE LECTURE How to ensure fairness and equity in the surgical workforce – Baroness Helena Kennedy QC (Streamed to all Rooms). Meeting ends. 1900 Annual Dinner at Cutlers’ Hall, Sheffield

AT THE BAOMS ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC MEETING, UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD OMFS NURSES DAY

SATURDAY 9 OCTOBER 2021 LECTURE THEATRE 4 , DIAMOND CENTRE, UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD LT4

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FRIDAY 8 OCTOBER 2021: LEVEL 5 INOX, STUDENT UNION, UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD

0830-1030 Three workshops: Pre-booked for onsite attendance only.

0830-1030 IMPLANTS: ROOM 1 Mr Ricardo Mohammed-Ali runs Implant courses specifically designed to train and educate OMFS ST level clinicians: He will demonstrate the virtual planning aspects of implant work including dental implants for tooth loss, prosthetic improvement and for the rehabilitation of the Head & Neck patient. David Veige will lead the workshop. He is the Clinical Director at Oxy Dental Solutions U.K. He is a leader in the industry of clinical dentistry. Not only does he utilise his own in-practice dental laboratory, but he’s a lecturer for multiple implant companies, a clinical mentor to new dentists, a member of the Association of Dental Implantology (ADI) and a member of the International Team for Implantology (ITI).

0830-1030 NASENDOSCOPY: ROOM 2 Ms Alexandra Thompson will cover anatomical and theoretical aspects of endoscopic examination of the Upper Aerodigestive Tract, Mr Miran Pankhania an ENT surgeon based in Rotherham and active in Head & Neck Oncology will demonstrate correct fibre - facilitated examination techniques including the equipment, setup and protocols for pandendoscopy, and demonstrate / teach the process of nasendoscopy for diagnostic and monitoring/ staging purposes, within the clinic / ward environment.

0830-1030 ULTRASOUND: ROOM 3 Mr Bhavesh Karbhari will facilitate this two hour ultrasound workshop. In addition to a head and neck focus it will also incorporate other skills which may be aided by the use of ultrasound. Dr David Andrew (Consultant Maxillofacial Radiologist), Dr Stefan Jankowski (Consultant Anesthetist) and the specialist head and neck sonography team will deliver the theory and principles of ultrasonography, practical applications (cannulation, assessing vessel flow, pedicle flow), neck sweeps and assessment of lumps (including FNA/Core biopsies). This will be a theory and practical course using simulated models providing a hands-on experience.

1030-1100 Refreshment break in restaurant

1100-1315 Members’ business meetings Members’ meetings at the INOX and Octagon Building (access via Bridge on Durham Road). INOX, Level 5, Students’ Union Building, Durham Road S10 2TG (see map ref: E4 120)

Please refer to signage on the day at INOX for specific rooms and timings for the members’ business meetings and the BAOMS Council Meeting.

1300-1400 Refreshments available

1430-1515 MODERATED SYMPOSIUM – ROOMS 1,2 AND 3 INOX Troubleshooting: How to manage osteonecrosis– an update Chaired by Douglas Hammond, BAOMS SSL Research Lead a) Osteo Radio Necrosis – Richard Shaw b) Medication Related Osteo Necrosis of the Jaw MRONJ – Jag Dhanda

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1530 – 1700 BAOMS AGM 2021 (BAOMS members only please) – AGM held onsite and and online via a zoom link. The AGM agenda and papers are available online to all BAOMS members via the BAOMS members’ area. There will be no printed / hard copies available at the meeting.

Evening Free to meet up for dinner and drinks with colleagues.

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0700-1730 Registration Open: Diamond Centre, University of Sheffield

BASICS – Lecture Theatre 1 (LT1) Session Chair : Austen T Smith 0800-0810 Welcome – Austen T Smith, BAOMS President

0815-0830 How a scalpel blade is made and how to keep it sharp – Adrian Glossop, Sheffield

0830- 0845 How to cut bone – Alexander Goodson, Consultant OMFS, Birmingham

0845-0900 How to do a Gold Standard Evidence based lower 3rd molar removal – Geoff Chiu, Consultant OMFS, Royal Blackburn Hospital

0900-0915 How to deliver a General Aesthetic suitable for Head and Neck Surgery – Michael Ings, Consultant Anaesthetist, Sheffield

0915-0930 How to give a lower limb nerve block for Fibula donor site analgesia – Farzan Ahmad, Consultant Anaesthetist, Sheffield

0930-0945 How to take high quality clinical photographs – Gary Cousin, Consultant OMFS, Royal Blackburn Hospital

0945-1000 How to draw useful surgical diagrams – Aimee Rowe, QMC Nottingham

1000-1030 Refreshment break in lower basement

SATURDAY 9 OCTOBER 2021: DIAMOND CENTRE, UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD

BAOMS ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC MEETING

OMFSHOW TO DO IT

A Workshop Manual

All lectures will take place in the lower basement area:Lecture Theatre 1 (LT1) BAOMS Main Sessions: Face-to-face, live streamed and on demand / post event on the virtual platform

Lecture Theatre 3 (LT3) BAOMS Concurrent Sessions: Face-to-face and on demand / post event

Lecture Theatre 4 (LT4) Nurses Programme: Face-to-face and on demand / post event, virtual viewing

Lecture Theatre 6 (LT6) IMPT Programme: Face-to-face only


ONCOLOGY & RECONSTRUCTION Lecture Theatre 1 (LT1) Session Chair : Brian Bisase

1030-1045 How to plan excision of facial non-melanoma skin cancers – Greg Knepil, Consultant OMFS, Gloustershire Hospitals

1045-1100 How to deal with facial melanoma surgical treatment – Carrie Newlands, Consultant OMFS, Royal Surrey Hospital, Guilford

1100-1115 How to optimise postop care for major resection patients – Craig Wales, Consultant OMFS, Southern General Hospital, Glasgow 1115-1130 How to raise the Medial Sural Artery Perforator flap V Mike Nugent, Consultant OMFS, Sunderland Royal Infirmary

1130-1145 How to raise flaps from the Subscapular axis – Tim Martin, Consultant OMFS, University Hospitals Birmingham

1145-1200 How to raise a latissimus dorsi free flap from the front – Alistair Fry, Consultant OMFS, Guy’s Hospital, London

1200-1215 How to reconstruct the nose using free flap principles – Bhavin Visavadia, Consultant OMFS, Northwick Park Hospital

1215-1230 How to reconstruct maxillary defects using the “ZIP“ Flap principle – Greg Boyes-Varley, Consultant OMFS, South Africa

1230-1400 Lunch break in lower basement

1400-1500 Concurrent ‘How to...’ Lectures

ORBIT Lecture Theatre 1 (LT1) Session Chair : Jennifer Graystone

1400-1415 How to access the deep orbit safely – Sachin Salvi, Royal Hallamshire Hospital

1415-1430 How to do an orbital decompression procedure in thyroid disease – Mike Perry, Consultant OMFS, Northwick Park Hospital

DEFORMITY, TMJ & AESTHETICS Lecture Theatre 3 (LT3) Session Chair : Barbara Gerber

How to do a World Standard, Evidence Based Maxillary Osteotomy – Daljit Dhariwal, Consultant OMFS, John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford

How to use Piezo techniques in osteotomy – Simon Jones, Consultant OMFS, Royal Gwent Hospital, Newport

How to do a custom TM Joint replacement – Andrew Sidebottom, Consultant OMFS, QMC, Nottingham

How to do TMJ arthrocentesis/arthroscopy – Ross Elledge, Consultant OMFS, QE, Birmingham

How to do a SMAS facelift – Mehmet Manisali, Consultant OMFS, St. George’s Hospital, London

How to perform an endoscopic browlift – Afshin Yousefpour, Consultant OMFS, Delta Hospital, Brussels

How to do autologous fat grafting – Jahrad Haq, Consultant OMFS, St George’s Hospital, London

How to run a facial reanimation service – Ricardo Mohammed-Ali, Consultant OMFS, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

IMPLANTS Lecture Theatre 3 (LT3) Session Chair : Nabeela Ahmed

How to use an intraoral scanner – Adam Nulty

How to perform a sinus lift procedure – Jonas Anderud, Sweden

The following lectures run simultaneously in Lecture Theatre 1 (LT1) and Lecture theatre 3 (LT3)


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How to use immediate implants for maxillary defect rehabilitation – Robert Banks, Consultant OMFS, Sunderland Royal Infirmary

How to maximise success in an Implant practice – Girish Rao, Bangalore, India

NECK & NODES Lecture Theatre 3 (LT3)Session Chair : Kishore Shekar

How to tackle salivary stones using Lithotripsy – Katherine George, Consultant OMFS, London

How to do a thyroidectomy – Leo Cheng, Consultant OMFS, Barts Health and Homerton University Hospital, London

How to use Lugol’s Iodine Indication correctly – James McCaul, Consultant OMFS, Scotland

How to perform Sentinel Node Biopsy harvest in the neck – Jeremy McMahon, Southern General Hospital, Glasgow

1430-1445 How to manage synchronous endoscopic and open approaches to the orbital volume – Simon Holmes, Consultant OMFS, London & S Paun, MDT Rhinologist and Endoscopy

1445-1500 How to perform Cosmetic Blepharoplasty – Ilanko Ilankovan, Consultant OMFS, Poole Hospital NHS Trust

1500-1530 Refreshment break in lower basement


SKULL BASE Lecture Theatre 1 (LT1) Session Chair : Alistair Fry

1530-1545 How to perform Extracranial / Intercranial Vascular Bypass – Umang Patel, OUH, Oxford

1545-1600 How to access the Skull Base - from above – Thomas Carroll, Consultant Neurosugeon, Sheffield

1600-1615 How to plan and administer Stereotactic Radiosurgery (Gamma Knife) in the Head & Neck – Dev Bhattacharya, Sheffield

1615-1630 How to manage Oral SCCA involving the Intra- Temporal Fossa – Moni Kuriakose, Vice- Chairman, Head and Neck Surgery Roswell Park Cancer Institute, Buffalo

1640-1720 NORMAN ROWE LECTURE How to ensure fairness and equity in the surgical workforce – Baroness Helena Kennedy of the Shaws QC (Streamed to all Rooms)

1720-1730 Norman Rowe Presentation, thanks and close

1900-Midnight ANNUAL GALA DINNER AND AWARDS CEREMONY Cutlers’ Hall, City Centre, Sheffield See following page.

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CUTLERS’ HALL, ANNUAL DINNER VENUE The Cutlers’ Hall was built in 1832 by Samuel Worth and Benjamin Broomhead Taylor. It is Sheffield’s third Cutlers’ Hall, the previous buildings, which were built in the same location. The Hall’s front is of the Corinthian order. Towards the end of the 18th century it was used as an overspill court room as the Town Hall across Church Street could not cope with the increasing number of crimes.

There is a selection of old Hallamshire knives on show inside the hall, some of which go back to the Elizabethan era. Many of the knives were discovered by Thames mudlarks in the tidal mud of the River Thames in London. Also is the Norfolk Knife, a very large pocket knife with 75 blades which was made by Joseph Rodgers and Sons at their Norfolk Street Works in Sheffield for the Crystal Palace Great Exhibition of 1851.

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SATURDAY 9 OCTOBER 2021: EVENING

ANNUAL GALA DINNER AND AWARD CEREMONY Cutlers’ Hall, City Centre, Sheffield

Dress code: Black Tie/Tuxedo/ Suit and Black Tie / Evening Dress

BAOMS AWARDS CEREMONY (to be presented at the Annual Dinner)

Honorary BAOMS Fellowship Dr B D Tiner, AAOMS President Citation: Austen T Smith

Down Surgical Prize Patrick Magennis Citation: Iain Hutchison

BAOMS Surgery Prize Kaveh Shakib Citation: Ilanko Ilankovan

President’s Prize 2020Awarded to Simon Van EedenFor paper: 10 years of orthognathic surgery and speech in cleft patients from the NorCleft Audit group: pre-operative assessment and post-operative outcomes Associate Fellows’ Prize 2020Awarded to: Jothi SrinivasanFor paper: Assessment of patient satisfaction using a digital consent package for wisdom tooth procedures; a pilot study at Royal Derby Hospital Norman Rowe Clinical Prize 2020Awarded to Salim MiskryFor paper: Intra-corporeal lithotripsy - A case series demonstrating its efficacy as a minimally invasive option

Paul Toller Research Prize 2020Awarded to Aitor De Gea RicoFor paper: Skin cancer training in OMFS: a UK national questionnaire Junior Trainees and Members’ Prize 2020Awarded to Hana KennedyFor paper: Do we have a robust method for pre-operative tumour depth assessment for oral cavity tumours with clinically negative necks?

Intercollegiate Gold MedalSoudeh Nezamivand-Chegini Trainer of the Year 2021To be announced Trainers Trainer of the Year 2021To be announced BJOMS Prizes 2021 Best Reviewer 2021 Fellows Leandros-Vassilios Vassiliou Best Reviewer 2021 Fellows in Training Ben Steel


SUNDAY 10 OCTOBER 2021: DIAMOND CENTRE, UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD

0800-1730 Registration Open

0900-1000 POP-UP PODIUM “A Better way to …” Competition for clinical prizes 2021 3 mins to present with short Q and A in 5 minute in total presentation slots Concurrent sessions: Lecture Theatres 1 and 3 (LT1) (LT3)

Aesthetic, Audit and Oncology Lecture Theatre 1 (LT1) Session Chairs: Kathleen Fan Hesham Emam 0900-0905 1 A better way to ….structure training in non- surgical aesthetics: an OMFS-led training scheme – James Olding, King’s College Hospital

0905-0910 2 A Better Way to Run a Tongue Tie Service: A 10 year Service Evaluation – Faye Doughty, East Lancashire Teaching Hospitals

0910-0915 3 A better way to implement the QOMS proforma for oncology and reconstruction – Ryan Howells, University College Hospital London

0915-0920 4 A better way to manage the neck of clinically N0 oral squamous cell carcinoma patients? – Michelle Che Ting Yick, University College London

0920-0925 5 A better way to determine tumour margins intraoperatively, using ambient mass spectrometry (interim report) – James Higginson, Imperial College London

0925-0930 6 A better way to detect head and neck cancer recurrences – Aya Abbas, Wexham Park Hospital

0930–0935 7 Sentinel Lymph Node Biopsy for Oral Cancer – When to use it? – Drazsen Vuity, University Hospital Crosshouse

0935-0940 8 Correlation between imaging and histopathology in head and neck oncology - a retrospective study – Sirisha Duggineni,Morriston Hospital

Head and Neck and TraumaLecture Theatre 3 (LT3) Session Chairs: Stephen Crank Chetan Katre 13 A better way to classify the Rhinectomy defect – Michael Gilhooly, London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust

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15 Betterway to prevent surgical complications after laryngectomy – Raghuram Boyapati, Queen Victoria Hospital

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17 A Better Way to Manage Paediatric Maxillofacial Trauma; A Retrospective Study Examining the Presentation of Maxillofacial Soft Tissue Injuries and Management over 3-year period at a Regional Children’s Hospital – Shima Chundoo, Birmingham Children’s Hospital

18 A better way to manage patients with fractured mandibles – Basim Dawoud, Lancashire teaching hospitals NHS trust

19 A better way to carry out a preseptal transconjunctival approach to the orbit – Bilal Aslam-Pervez, Queen Elizabeth University Hospital

20 Potentially modifiable patient factors in mandible fracture complications: a systematic review and meta-analysis – Asad Ahmed, Queen Elizabeth Hospital


TECH Lecture Theatre 1 (LT1) Session Chair : Kavin Andi 1030-1045 How to set up and use a Surgical Robot – David Laugharne, Consultant OMFS, Derby Teaching Hospitals

1045-1100 How to do a robotic resection in the Oropharynx – Cyrus Kerawala, Consultant OMFS, Royal Marsden Hospital, London

1100-1115 How to use Endoscopic assistance in Fracture fixation – Alan Patterson, Consultant OMFS, Rotherham General Hospital

1115-1130 How to repair a surgically damaged lingual nerve – Simon Atkins

1130-1145 How to use fluorescence techniques and their application in the Head & Neck – Simon Whitley, Consultant OMFS, Glous.

1145-1200 How to justify, plan and administer Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy for Head & Neck patients – Gerard Laden, Research and Technical Director, North of England Medical Hyperbaric Services Ltd

1200-1215 How to merge coaxial PET / MRI Images in visualising the Head & Neck – University of Sheffield Radiology

CLEFT & CRANIOFACIAL Lecture Theatre 3 (LT3) Session Chair : Ojas Krishnan How to do a World Standard Primary Cleft Lip repair – David Drake, Consultant OMFS, Southern General Hospital, Glasgow

How to do evidence based Alveolar bone grafts to Cleft defects – David Drake, Consultant OMFS, Southern General Hospital, Glasgow

How to do a World Standard Primary Cleft Palaterepair – Kanwalraj Moar, Consultant OMFS,Cambridge

How to correct the Maxillary deformity in Cleft patients – Caroline Mills, Consultant OMFS, London

How to perform cranial expansion procedures – Martin Evans, Consultant OMFS, Birmingham Children’s Hospital

How to move to Waferless Corrective Surgical techniques – Christopher Fowell, Consultant OMFS, Cambridge University Hospital


1000-1030 Refreshment break in lower concourse

0940-0945 9 A retrospective study of oral maxillary squamous cell carcinomas treated from 2008 - 2018 – Yehya Gamie,University of Manchester

0945-0950 10 A Better Way to Uphold Quality of Head & Neck Cancer Referrals Post-COVID – Derek Ly, Royal Derby Hospital

0950-0955 11 Telephone Consultations for Skin Cancers during COVID-19 – Yasmine Coll, Crosshouse Hospital

0955-1000 12 Skin reconstruction on exposed calvarium with Recell Therapy - Case report – Chiew Ying Chieng, Poole Hospital

21 Trends in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (OMFS) operations for Trauma and Infection in the Mersey Regional OMFS Unit between 2018- 2021 – Patrick Magennis, Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

22 A new classification of mandibular fractures – Sam Wareing, Aintree University Hospital

23 A better way to assess and document for patients presenting to A&E with Craniomaxillofacial Trauma through the implementation of a standardised proforma – Ryan Howells, University College London Hospitals

24 Oral and maxillofacial injuries from electric scooters in Bristol; a retrospective observational study – Fabienne Aurora, University of Bristol

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1220-1300 PRESIDENT’S INVITED LECTURE Introduced by Austen T Smith How to develop a point of care profession from Silver Cap Splints to 3D Reconstruction Science – Jason Watson, Chair Institute of Maxillofacial Prosthetics Technologists, Consultant Clinical Scientist

1300-1400 Lunch in lower basement (exhibition closes after lunch)

1400-1530 POP-UP PODIUM “A Better way to …” Competition for clinical prizes 2021 3 mins to present with short Q and A in 5 minute in total presentation slots Sessions in Lecture Theatre 1 only (LT1)

Miscellaneous, Oral Medicine, Orthognathic, TMJ and Trauma Lecture Theatre 1 (LT1) Session Chairs: Vinita Shekar and Kapil Rajar

1400-1405 25 A better way to carry out collaborative research – Samuel Kent, Swansea Bay University Health Board

1405-1410 26 Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (OMFS) Consultant Workforce in the UK: Pension pressures, changing job- plans, changing demographics, recruitment issues and the COVID backlog in elective surgery mean that urgent action and strategic planning are needed – Patrick Magennis, Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

1410-1415 27 FlexFacs: An online training and educational resource for OMFS specialty trainees – Michael Nugent and Montey Garg, BAOMS Flex Facs

1415-1420 28 A Better Way to Learn - MaxSim – Adam Holden, Royal United Hospital

1420-1425 29 Technical Note on the production of 3D anatomical models using an open access software from medical imaging – Soudeh Chegini, University College, London

1425-1430 30 Nasopharyngeal COVID-19 Testing - Simple as ABC(SF Leak)? – Vahe Petrosyan, York Hospital

1430-1435 31 Pre-antiresorptive therapy dental screening (PADS): a successful intervention against medication related osteonecrosis of the jaws (MRONJ) – Gillian White, University of Glasgow

135-1440 32 Best practice for the treatment of descending mediastinitis: A review of review articles and studies looking at cause, diagnosis, treatment and outcomes of head and neck descending necrotizing mediastinitis – Sohaila Elyoussfi, Hull University Teaching Hospitals

1440-1445 33 The Stability of Anterior Open Bite Closure AfterBi-maxillary osteotomy – Islam Ellabban, North Cumbria Integrated Care

1445-1450 34 A better way to perform orthognathic surgery in partially edentulous patients: a novel modified wafer design – Benjamin Dunphy, Ninewells Hospital

1450-1455 35 Paediatric oral caustic soda ingestion: case series and lessons learned – Milad Tavakoli, Manchester Royal Infirmary

1455-1500 36 Transformative imaging of the extracranial facial nerve by MRI and Microsoft HoloLens2 – Ahmad Saadya, University College London Hospital

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1500-1505 37 An addition to the literature ? Bilateral coronoid hyperplasia in a paediatric patient with 22q11 deletion – Salim Miskry, Guys and st. Thomas’s Evelina Childrens hospital

1505-1510 38 A better way to manage severe dentofacial-disproportions in conjunction with end stage tmj-arthropathy – Moorthy Halsnad, Queen Elizabeth University Hospital

1510-1515 39 A better way to... manage late presenting complications of temporomandibular joint prostheses – John Linden, Ninewells Hospital

1515-1520 40 Patient-related factors predicting the failure of mandibular osteosynthesis – Rupinder Sarai, Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, University Hospitals Birmingham

1520-1525 41 Maxillofacial injuries from gang and youth violence - are we doing enough? – Hana Cocker, King’s College Hospital

1525-1530 42 A retrospective two-cycle audit on the introduction of a facial trauma admission proforma – Flora Menzies, Queen’s Medical Centre

1600 Announcement of poetry competition winner and closing remarks. Close of conference

ARE YOU ARTISTIC (4) ?BAOMS POETRY COMPETITION 2021

This years BAOMS Artistic challenge is a Poetry Competition with valuable prizes to be awarded at the Annual Scientific Meeting at the Diamond Centre in Sheffield from 7-10 October 2021.

2 categories:

Traditional poetic style and Limerick / Clerihew humorous

Show your word power and entertain...

400 word limit, written after June 1st 2021 and confirmed as your own work.Permission for BAOMS to use content.

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Abbas Aya 10/10/21 Pop up podium 0925 Diamond LT1 MainAhmad Farzan 09/10/21 Basics 0915 Diamond LT1 MainAhmed Asad 10/10/21 Pop up podium 0935 Diamond LT3 MainAlzaid Asma 07/10/21 Future Faces Panel 0900 AMRC Tech DayAnderud Jonas 09/10/21 Implants 1400 Diamond LT3 MainAndi Kavin 10/10/21 Session Chair 1030 Diamond LT1 Main Andrew David 08/10/21 Workshop 0830 Room 3 INOXAslam-Pervez Bilal 10/10/21 Pop up podium 0930 Diamond LT3 MainAtkins Simon 10/10/21 Tech 1115 Diamond LT1 MainAurora Fabienne 10/10/21 Pop up podium 0955 Diamond LT3 MainBanks Robert 09/10/21 Implants 1415 Diamond LT3 Main Begley Anne 09/10/21 Nurses Session Chair 1330 Diamond LT4 Main Bhattacharya Dev 09/10/21 Skull Base 1600 Diamond LT1 MainBisase Brian 09/10/21 Session Chair 1030 Diamond LT1 Main Boyapati Raghuram 10/10/21 Pop up podium 0910 Diamond LT3 MainBoyes-Varley Greg 09/10/21 Oncology/Recons 1215 Diamond LT1 MainCarr Julie 09/10/21 Nurses Study Day 1330 Diamond LT4 NursesCarroll Thomas 09/10/21 Skull Base 1545 Diamond LT1 MainCarter Christine 09/10/21 Nurses Study Day 1010 Diamond LT4 NursesChegini Soudeh 10/10/21 Pop up podium 1420 Diamond LT1 MainCheng Leo 09/10/21 Neck and Nodes 1545 Diamond LT3 MainChieng Chiew Ying 10/10/21 Pop up podium 0955 Diamond LT1 MainChiu Geoff 09/10/21 Basics 0845 Diamond LT1 MainChundoo Shima 10/10/21 Pop up podium 0920 Diamond LT3 MainCocker Hana 10/10/21 Pop up podium 1520 Diamond LT1 MainColl Yasmine 10/10/21 Pop up podium 0950 Diamond LT1 MainCousins Gary 09/10/21 Basics 0930 Diamond LT1 MainDawoud Basim 10/10/21 Pop up podium 0925 Diamond LT3 MainDhanda Jag 08/10/21 Symposium 1430 Rooms 1-3 INOXDhariwal Daljit 09/10/21 Deformity/TMJ/Aes 1030 Diamond LT3 MainDogramadzi Sanja 07/10/21 Future Faces Panel 0900 AMRC Tech DayDrake David 10/10/21 Cleft/Craniofacial 1030 Diamond LT3 Main Drake David 10/10/21 Cleft/Craniofacial 1045 Diamond LT3 MainDoughty Faye 10/10/21 Pop up podium 0905 Diamond LT1 MainDuggineni Sirisha 10/10/21 Pop up podium 0935 Diamond LT1 MainDunphy Benjamin 10/10/21 Pop up podium 1445 Diamond LT1 MainEllabban Islam 10/10/21 Pop up podium 1440 Diamond LT1 MainElyoussfi Sohaila 10/10/21 Pop up podium 1435 Diamond LT1 MainEvans Martin 10/10/21 Cleft/Craniofacial 1130 Diamond LT3 MainFowell Christopher 10/10/21 Cleft/Craniofacial 1145 Diamond LT3 Main Fan Kathleen 10/10/21 Pop up podium chair 0900 Diamond LT1 Main Fry Alistair 09/10/21 Oncology/Recons 1145 Diamond LT1 MainGamie Yehya 10/10/21 Pop up podium 0940 Diamond LT1 MainGeorge Katherine 09/10/21 Neck and Nodes 1530 Diamond LT3 MainGilhooly Michael 10/10/21 Pop up podium 0900 Diamond LT3 MainGlossop Adrian 09/10/21 Basics 0815 Diamond LT1 MainGoodson Alexander 09/10/21 Basics 0830 Diamond LT1 Main Greenfield Diana 09/10/21 Nurses Study Day 1145 Diamond LT4 NursesHalsnad Moorthy 10/10/21 Pop up podium 1505 Diamond LT1 MainHammond Douglas 08/10/21 Symposium 1430 Rooms 1-3 INOX Haq Jahrad 09/10/21 Deformity/TMJ/Aes 1200 Diamond LT3 MainHaslam Sarah 09/10/21 Nurses Study Day 1200 Diamond LT4 NursesHigginson Jim 10/10/21 Pop up podium 0920 Diamond LT1 MainHolden Adam 10/10/21 Pop up podium 1415 Diamond LT1 MainHolmes/Paun Simon/Sandeep 09/10/21 Orbit 1430 Diamond LT1 MainHowells Ryan 10/10/21 Pop up podium 0910 Diamond LT1 MainHowells Ryan 10/10/21 Pop up podium 0950 Diamond LT3 MainIlankovan Ilanko 09/10/21 Orbit 1445 Diamond LT1 Main Ings Michael 09/10/21 Basics 0900 Diamond LT1 Main Jacklin Wes 07/10/21 Keynote 1200 AMRC Tech DayJandu Manjinder 09/10/21 Nurses Session Chair 0930 Diamond LT4 Main Jankowski Stefan 08/10/21 Workshop 0830 Room 3 INOX

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