2021 ASM – Program – 2024 ANZBA Annual Scientific Meeting

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Perth Venue: The University Club, University of Western Australia

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2021 ANZBA Annual Scientific Meeting Program

Wednesday 13th – Friday 15th October (all times in AWST)

Registration to the online ASM includes access to the full program below, networking via the Meeting Hub, engaging with industry in the Online Exhibition and viewing posters in the Resource Gallery.

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Please join 30 minutes before the start of each day to engage with sponsors and fellow delegates via the meeting hub and online exhibition.

The ASM aims to provide all sessions on-demand to registered delegates for 3 months post event, subject to speaker consent.

Please click on the presentation titles to view the abstracts.

Program times are listed in AWST. To convert program times to your time zone, CLICK HERE

Wednesday 13 October 2021
0700- Onsite Registration Opens
*0700-0730* Online Delegate Networking and Exhibition Take this opportunity to connect in the online portal with colleagues and sponsors via the Meeting Hub or Exhibition.
0730 – 0820 Opening Plenary Session
Chair: Jeremy Rawlins & Sharon Rowe
0730-0740 Welcome to ANZBA 2021
0740-0745 Welcome to Country: Ron Gidgup
0745-0750 Platinum Sponsor Address: Denis Pathmatheva
0750-0820 Murray Clarke Oration: Dr Mark Duncan-Smith
0820 – 0930 PLENARY #2: Human Factors I
Chair: Jeremy Rawlins & Sharon Rowe
0820-0835 Keynote Speaker: Anthony Lock Human Factors
0835-0850 Keynote Speaker: Peter Brennan A brief overview of human factors application to improve patient safety
0850-0930 Oral Presentations
Improving patient safety during admission of severe burns patients at the Victorian Adult Burns Dane Holden
Safer Pathways Cultural Safety and Capability Training for Clinical Burns Teams Dr Courtney Ryder
Iatrogenic burns: How do we prevent them? Dr Henry Li
Iatrogenic burn injuries in hospital, a preventable and costly hazard Dr Dylan Prunster
Q & A
*0930-1000 Refreshment Break & Exhibition*
1000 – 1200 PLENARY #3: Pain / Anaesthesia / Critical Care
Chair: Dale Edgar & Kim Bowen
1000-1015 Keynote Speaker: Dr Allan Cyna Hypnotic communication: Staying cool and comfortable when managing burns!
1015-1030 Keynote Speaker: Dr Hunter Hoffman Immersive virtual reality analgesia for pediatric burn patients with large severe burn wounds during wound debridement in the ICU.
1030-1200 Oral Presentations
Intravenous Lignocaine Infusion: A useful adjunct in the management of background and procedural burns pain Dr Tim Wang
Characterising changes to the brain following a burn injury Rebecca Ong
Chronic stress response to a burn injury: Current understanding and therapies Tyler Osborne
Case Study: Pilot Testing of Local Acupuncture Intervention Protocol for burn scars Catherine Tuckey
Q & A
Long-term laryngotracheal complications after inhalation injury: A scoping review Dr Yue (Emily) Zhen
Laryngotrachael stenosis post mechanical ventilation in paediatric burns patients Dr Daniel Ricciardello
Intubation and extubation criteria of patients with burn injury at the Royal Adelaide Hospital Dr Lachlan Kerr
Clinical profile and recovery pattern of dysphonia following inhalation injury: A 10 year review Dr Nicola Clayton
My journey in burns anaesthesia Dr Nigel Hamilton
Q & A
*1200-1245 Refreshment Break & Exhibition*
*1245-1330 Sponsor Presentation – Molnlycke*
The 1^st 24 hours in the Management of Small to Medium Sized Paediatric Burns For more information please click here Prof. Roy Kimble
1335 – 1435 PLENARY #4: Rural / Remote
Chair: Bec Schrale & Andrew Castley
1335-1350 Keynote Speaker: Dr Jim Gallagher Five points on improving burn care in rural, remote, and resource poor health centers
1350-1435 Oral Presentations
Factors increasing burns hospital length of stay for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children Dr Courtney Ryder
Yarning Up on burns out-of-pocket healthcare expenditure with Aboriginal families Dr Courtney Ryder
The impact of delay to operation as a prediction for graft failure requiring unplanned second surgery Dr Doran Kalmin
Burn injury in recent arrivals to Tasmania Sarah Sproule
Q & A
*1435-1505 Refreshment Break & Exhibition*
1505 – 1600 PLENARY #5: Burns Surgery I
Chair: Jeremy Rawlins & Dale Edwick
1505-1520 Keynote Speaker: Paul van Zuijlen The next best thing in burn surgery
1520-1600 Oral Presentations
The morbidity associated with paediatric burn wound escharotomies *Dr Lisa Davenport*
Use of tranexamic acid in burns surgery: A systematic review *Dr Tim Wang*
Perioperative hypothermia is associated with reduced morbidity after acute burn surgery *Dr Linda Mai*
Burns treatment in classical times Brandon Meikle
Q & A
DAY ONE CONCLUDES ONLINE
*1600-1700 Welcome Drinks & Exhibition (WA)*

Thursday 14 October 2021
0700- Onsite Registration Opens
*0700-0730* Online Delegate Networking and Exhibition Take this opportunity to connect in the online portal with colleagues and sponsors via the Meeting Hub or Exhibition.
0730 – 0930 PLENARY #6: Technological Advances
Chair: Fiona Wood & Mark Fear
0730-0745 Keynote Speaker: Winthrop Professor Fiona Wood The future of burn surgery-what is on the horizon
0745-0825 Oral Presentations
Platelet lysate can support development of a 3D skin organ culture for clinical application *Dr Ilia Banakh*
The effect of non-severe burn injuries on the brain and behaviour *Amira Allahham*
Investigating the link between burn injury, immune dysfunction and secondary disease *Dr Lucy Barrett*
The use of Infrared Thermography (IRT) in burns depth assessment: A diagnostic accuracy meta-analysis Dr Djamila Rojoa
Q & A
0825-0840 Keynote Speaker: Dr Ed Raby The non-surgeon’s perspective of 21^st Century Burns
0840-0930 Oral Presentations
Elucidating collagen turnover rate in scar skin using heavy water *Dr Andrew Stevenson*
Bioimpedance spectroscopy is a valid and reliable measure of oedema in hand burn injury Dale Edwick
Randomised control trial of compression interventions for managing hand burn oedema, as measured by bioimpedance spectroscopy Dale Edwick
Paediatric, partial thickness burns managed with Spray-On Skin^®: Preliminary findings of the BRACS Pilot Randomised Controlled Trial *Dr Anjana Bairagi*
Q & A
*0930-1000 Refreshment Break & Exhibition*
1000 – 1200 PLENARY #7: Scar Management / Surgery
Chair: Andrew Stevenson & Rosemary Kendell
1000-1015 Keynote Speaker: Dr Lisa Macintyre Making pressure therapy consistent Sponsored by:
1015-1055 Oral Presentations
Sensory over-responsiveness in burn-injured patients: A cross-sectional study and secondary analysis *Erin Crofton*
Changing the focus using implementation science: A new frontier for burn scar management and research *Dr Zephanie Tyack*
Using compression to enhance outcomes of free flap reconstruction following major burn injury – a case study *Rosemary Kendell*
The importance of biomechanics and the kinetic chains of human movement in the development and treatment of burn scars *Dr Andrea Issler-Fisher*
Q & A
1055-1110 Keynote Speaker: Paul van Zuijlen Scars: the good, the bad and the ugly
1110-1200 Oral Presentations
Reliability of a novel technique to assess palmar contracture in young children with unilateral hand burns *Rhianydd Thomas*
Paediatric burn patients with hypertrophic scarring show elevated monocyte M1/M2 profile Dr Helen Williams
Strength, motor proficiency and quality of life in children after burn injury *Dr Treya Long*
Sternotomy through anterior chest wall burns temporised with an implanted synthetic dermal matrix Dr Elizabeth Concannon
Role of synthetic dermal matrix for reconstruction of complex ‘un-graftable’ wound defects Dr Elizabeth Concannon
Q & A
*1200-1245 Refreshment Break & Exhibition*
*1245-1330 Sponsor Presentation – Smith & Nephew*
Innovation in wound care: The role of single use Negative Pressure Wound Therapy, what is the future? Winthrop Prof. Fiona Wood & Sharon Rowe (Invited Speaker)
1335 – 1440 PLENARY #8: Human Factors II
Chair: Ed Raby & Dale Edwick
1335-1440 Oral Presentations
A catastrophic hairdryer burn in a child *Dr Rebecca Heah*
Bystander rescue – victims of thermal injury *Professor John Pearn*
Paramedic attitudes to burn first aid in the prehospital setting: A qualitative investigation amongst Queensland Paramedics Maleea Holbert
Q & A
Burns in trauma patients at a tertiary pediatric centre Dr Jikol Friend
An International review of petrol burns in Australia and New Zealand *Dr Nicholas Savage*
Sprinkler systems – a missed opportunity for fire protection in social housing **Nargess Ghassempour**
Q &A
*1440-1510 Refreshment Break & Exhibition*
1510 – 1600 PLENARY #9: Burns Surgery II
Chair: Fiona Wood & Ed Raby
1510-1525 Keynote Speaker: Dr Jim Gallagher “Burn Surgery II”: look into the future 10 years
1525-1600 Oral Presentations
Results of the DETECT enzymatic debridement multicenter randomized controlled trial Dr Yaron Shoham
Perioperative antibiotic prophylaxis in Australian burns patients Dr Patrick Lu
Wound healing and dermal regeneration in severe burn patients treated with NovoSorb^® Biodegradable Temporising Matrix: a prospective clinical study Cheng Hean Lo
Q & A
DAY TWO CONCLUDES

Friday 15 October 2021
0700- Onsite Registration Opens
*0700-0730* Online Delegate Networking and Exhibition Take this opportunity to connect in the online portal with colleagues and sponsors via the Meeting Hub or Exhibition.
0730-0800 ANZBA AGM
0815 – 0845 PLENARY #10
Chair: Kim Bowen & Sharon Rowe
0815 – 0845 Associate Professor Heather Cleland & Dr Lincoln Tracy The Burns Registry of Australia and New Zealand
0845 – 0930 PLENARY #11 Burns in the Bariatric Patient
Chair: Kim Bowen & Sharon Rowe
0845-0900 Keynote Speaker: Dr Andrew Kiyingi Obesity & Bariatric Surgery in 2021
0900-0930 Oral Presentations
The implications of bariatric surgery in the burns patient Dr Samuel Chu
Cold burns as a result of cosmetic cryolipolysis: a case series from the NSW statewide burn injury service Dr Nick Barry
Burns secondary to cosmetic laser, an increasing problem in Australia. A case series *Dr Dylan Prunster*
Q & A
*0930-1000 Refreshment Break & Exhibition*
1000 – 1230 PLENARY #12: Human Factors III
Chair: Heather Cleland & Lincoln Tracy
1000-1230 Oral Presentations
A systematic review of the risk factors and outcomes for delirium in acute burns *Dr Guy Stanley*
Retrospective study of delirium in patients with major burn injuries at the Victorian Adult Burns Service *Dr Nupur Shukla*
Prevalence of psychiatric, addiction and forensic pathology resulting in burn injury: Treating the ‘mad, bad and sad’ Florencia Moraga Masson
A single centre retrospective cohort study of paediatric hand and feet burns *Dr Emma Lumsden*
Prevalence of Traumatic Heterotopic Ossification and its impact on length of stay in West Australian tertiary Hospitals Nichola Foster
Q & A
An evaluation of self-inflicted burns since COVID-19 pandemic Dr Sarah Huang
Palliative Care following non-survivable burn injury in Australia and New Zealand: A Registry-based Study *Dr Lincoln Tracy*
Variation in patient profile, management, and in-hospital outcomes for Australian adult burns patients *Dr Lincoln Tracy*
Understanding burn injury among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children: baseline results from the Coolamon Study *Dr Catherine (Kate) Hunter*
Q & A
“The home, the bathroom, the taps, and hot water”: The contextual characteristics of tap water scalds in Australia and New Zealand Hana Menezes
Lower limb burns in diabetic patients: An update on implications, outcomes and management *Dr Jessica Ibbeson*
A new initiative for burn rehabilitation – a purpose-built functional training unit on the Burns Ward Rosemary Kendell
The association between out of hours burn centre admission and in-hospital outcomes in patients with severe burns Dane Holden
A review of burn presentations to the Waikato Regional Burns Unit Dr Kristy Toy
Q & A
*1230-1315 Refreshment Break & Exhibition*
*1315-1400 Sponsor Presentation – PolyNovo*
Burn Care: Changes Over Time Prof. Bill Hickerson
1405 – 1530 PLENARY #13: Surgery
Chair: Mark Fear & Dale Edwick
1405-1420 Keynote Speaker: Jeremy Rawlins Artificial Dermis (AD), an alternative to flaps
1420-1530 Oral Presentations
Microvascular Free Tissue Transfer in the Management of tissue defects in Burned patients: The Western Australian Adult Burns Unit Experience Dr Kiran Narula
Evolution of BTM Utilisation in burns surgery – The Game Changer *Dr Justine O’Hara*
High Voltage Electrical Burn to Robotic Arms – What could the future hold? *Dr Justine O’Hara*
Rapid Evaporative Ionisation- Mass Spectrometry (REIMS) may provide a real-time dataset to support more accurate surgical debridement Andrew Yau
Q & A
Organ protection after severe thermal burns with adenosine, lidocaine, and magnesium (ALM) resuscitation in a rat model Dr Lisa Davenport
Content evaluation of burns centre websites in Australia and New Zealand Dr Patrick (Paddy) Daly
Posttraumatic growth, depression and coping after adult burn *Dr Lisa Martin*
Q & A
1530 – 1600 Closing Plenary Session
Chair: Jeremy Rawlins & Sharon Rowe
ASM Close
Handover to 2022
2021 ANZBA ASM CONCLUDES
For those attending the ASM in Perth, the University hosts (weather permitting) Friday alfresco sundowners on the lawn next to the Club. You will be able to purchase drinks, snacks, pizzas, listen to the music and join in numerous lawn games with your colleagues.

2021 ANZBA Annual Scientific Meeting Program

Wednesday 13 October 2021

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