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2005 MEETING
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2005
Scientific Program
November 11 - 12, 2005
Fairmont Vancouver Hotel
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FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER 11, 2005
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| FIRST
SCIENTIFIC SESSION (7:45 am – 12:05 pm) |
| Moderator:
N. Peter Blair, MD, Vancouver, BC |
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Basic
Science/New Procedures
Educational Objective: The first section provides presentations on basic
science and new procedures appropriate for both academic and community surgeons. |
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| 7:45
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Introduction & Welcome
President – N. Peter Blair, MD |
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8:00
am
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Resident
Competition Paper
Transgenic
Introduction of the Androgen Receptor (AR) into ER-/PR-/AR-
Breast Cancer Cells Renders them Responsive to Hormonal Manipulation
Garreau J*, Muller P*, Pommier R, Pommier S*
Portland, Oregon
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| 8:25
am |
Derangement
of the E-cadherin/catenin Complex in Involved in Transformation
of Differentiated to Anaplastic Thyroid Carcinoma
Wiseman S, Niblock P*, Masoudi H*, Turbin D*, Rajput A,*
Hay J*, Huntsman D*, Gilks B*
Vancouver, British Columbia |
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| 8:50
am |
Resident
Competition Paper
Glutathione Depletion of
Stimulator Cells Inhibits Responder T Cell Immunogenicity in
vitro and Prolongs Allograft Survival in vivo
Kim PTW*, McKenna GJ*, Chen YL*, Mui ALF*, Ong CJ*, Rotstein
OD*, Chung SW
Vancouver. British Columbia |
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9:15
am
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Resident
Competition Paper
Hemithyroidectomy: The
Preferred Initial Surgical Approach for Management of the ‘Hurthle
Cell Neoplasm’
Melck A*, Bugis S, Baliski C, Irvine R*, Anderson
D8 Wilkins G*, Walker B*, Zhang H*, Wiseman S
Vancouver, British Columbia
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| 9:40
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Initial
Experience with Complex Hepatic Surgery Aided by a 1.5
Tesla Moveable MR System
Bathe OF*, Mahallati H*, Sutherland F*, Dixon E*, McTaggart-Cowan
R*, Pasieka J, Haldemann N,* Soucy S*, LeBlanc P*, Sutherland
G*
Calgary, Alberta |
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| 10:05
am |
Discussion
AM Papers - Mr. Myrrdin Rees |
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| 10:20
am |
BREAK (Pacific
Ballroom) |
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| 10:45
am |
Moment
of Remembrance (Canada Armistace Celebrations) |
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 THE
FOUNDERS LECTURE
11:00
- 11:45 AM
"EVOLUTION
TOWARDS BLOODLESS LIVER SURGERY"
Myrddin
Rees, DL MS FRCS FRCS(Ed)
North Hampshire Hospital, Basingstoke, United Kingdom
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| 11:45
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PRESIDENT'S
ADDRESS
"TEACHING
A LEGACY"
N.
Peter Blair, MD
Vancouver,
BC |
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 LUNCH
WITH GUEST SPEAKER
12:15
- 1:30 PM
"FROM
LUNAR HABITATS TO RURAL HOSPITALS – CHANGING
THE FUTURE OF HEALTH CARE WITH SPACE EXPLORATION TECHNOLOGIES"
Dafydd
(Dave) Rhys Williams, MD
Astronaut,
Canadian Space Agency
(Vancouver
Island Room)
Pushing
the edge of the envelope in human space exploration drives
the development of new exciting technologies that enable
humans to travel farther and stay longer in space. Over
the next decade the space faring nations will transition
from using the International Space Station as a research
and technology development platform to returning humans
to the Moon. Delivering health care in an isolated lunar
habitat has many challenges similar to those in rural
geographically isolated environments on earth. Innovative
tele-health technologies, including the use of tele-robotic
surgery, are currently being developed and evaluated
in space analogue environments on earth. In looking to
the future of space exploration, the footsteps back to
the Moon and on to Mars will captivate and inspire current
and future generations. The terrestrial application of
the enabling technologies may change the way we live
on earth.
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| SECOND
SCIENTIFIC SESSION (1:30 pm - 4:30 pm) |
| Moderator:
Gregory K. Luna, MD, Spokane, WA |
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Trauma
Critical Care
Educational Objective: This session addresses both military and civilian
aspects of penetrating and blunt trauma, new insight into management of the
critically ill patient will be discussed. |
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| 1:30
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Resident
Competition Paper
Initial Management of Severe
Penetrating Pelvic Trauma in Operation Iraqi Freedom – Lessons
Learned
Arthurs ZM*, Mullenix PS* Sebesta JA*, Beekley AC*, Rush.R
Tacoma, Washington |
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| 1:55
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Resident
Competition Paper
Impact of Hypothermia on
Trauma Care at the 31st Combat Support Hospital in Iraq
Arthurs ZM*, Cuadrado D*, Beekley A*, Grathwohl KW*, Sebesta
J*, Rush R
Tacoma, Washington |
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| 2:20
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Resident
Competition Paper
Population-based Analysis
of Severe Injuries from Non-Motorized Wheeled Vehicles
Konkin DE*, Garraway NR*, Hameed SM, Brown DR*, Granger
R, Wheeler S*, Simons RK
Vancouver, British Columbia |
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| 2:45
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BREAK (Pacific
Ballroom) |
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| 3:00
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Resident
Competition Paper
Renal Allograft Compartment
Syndrome: An underappreciated Post-Operative Complication
Ball CG*, Kirkpatrick AW, Yilmaz S*, Monroy M, Salazar
A
Calgary, Alberta |
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| 3:25
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Resident
Competition Paper
Discordance Between Lactate
and Base Deficit in the Surgical ICU: Which One Do You Trust?
FitzSullivan E*, Salim A*, Brown C*, Demetriades D*, Long
W; Martin M*
Portland, Oregon |
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| 3:50
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Resident
Competition Paper
Management of Splenic Pseudocysts
following Trauma, a Retrospective Descriptive Cohort Study
Wu HM*, Kortbeek JB
Calgary, Alberta |
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| 4:15
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Discussion
PM Papers - Mr. Myrrdin Rees |
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| 4:30
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EXECUTIVE
SESSION (Members only)
Introduction of new members
Annual business meeting of the North Pacific Surgical Association |
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| 4:30
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MEET
THE PROFESSOR
An informal session for residents and fellows to discuss their research work
and interests with Mr. Rees. (Tweedsmuir Room) |
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SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER 12, 2005
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| THIRD
SCIENTIFIC SESSION (7:45 am - 11:45 am) |
| Moderator:
William J. Orrom, MD, Victoria, BC |
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Breast/Oncology
Educational Objective: Topics are discussed with the objectives of updating
the oncologic surgeon in more unusual types of tumours, basic science
and presentation of metastatic disease. |
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| 7:45 am |
Resident
Competition Paper
Outcomes
Among Women Younger than Age 40 in a State Breast Cancer
Screening Program
Vetto JT, Wheeler A*, Toomey M*, Schmidt KJ*
Portland, Oregon
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| 8:10 am |
Resident
Competition Paper
Evaluation and Treatment
Implications of Pulmonary Nodules in Patients with a Recent
History of Breast Cancer
Chang EY*, Johnson W, Komanapalli C*, Walts D*, Mahin
D*, Johnson N
Portland, Oregon |
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| 8:35 am |
Resident
Competition Paper
Microsatellite Instability:
An Independent Predictor of Outcome in Colorectal Cancer
Chang EY*, Dorsey PB*, Johnson N, Homer L*, Walts D*,
Johnson W, Anadiotis G*, Frankhouse J
Portland, Oregon |
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| 9:00 am |
Resident
Competition Paper
Early Removal of Post-Mastectomy
Drains is not Beneficial: Results from a Halted Randomized
Controlled Trial
Barton A*, Dabbs K*, Blitz M*, Callahan D*, Yakimets
W, Adams D*
Edmonton, Alberta |
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| 9:25 am |
BREAK (Pacific
Ballroom) |
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| 9:40
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NPSA
HISTORIAN: "Dr. Oswald Meredith Jones:
A Talented and Gallant Welshman"
James Donald,
MD
Victoria,
BC |
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| 10:05
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Metaplastic
Breast Cancer – Clinical Significance
Beatty JD, Atwood M*, Tickman R*
Seattle, Washington |
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| 10:25
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Resident
Competition Paper
Ex Vivo Sentinel Lymph
Node Mapping in Colon Cancer: Improving the Accuracy of Pathologic
Staging?
Smith J*, Hwang H*, Wiseman K*, Filipenko D*, Phang
PT
Vancouver, British Columbia |
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| 10:50
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Discussion
AM Papers - Mr. Myrrdin Rees |
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| 11:05
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Royal
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada Lecture
"LESSONS
LEARNT OVER 20 YEARS OF RESECTING COLORECTAL METASTASES
TO THE LIVER"
Myrddin
Rees, DL MS FRCS FRCS(Ed)
North Hampshire Hospital, Basingstoke, United Kingdom
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 LUNCH
WITH GUEST SPEAKER
12:00
- 1:30 PM
"WAITLIST
STRATEGIES: TRUTH AND FICTION"
Les
Vertesi, MD
(Vancouver
Island Room)
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| FOURTH
SCIENTIFIC SESSION (1:30 pm - 4:30 pm) |
| Moderator:
Michael J. Hart, MD, Seattle, WA |
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Colorectal/Laparoscopic
Procedures
Educational Objective: This session upgrades the surgeon on newer techniques
in colorectal and laparoscopic procedures including endocrine surgery and
rectal surgery. |
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| 1:30
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Initial
Experience with a General Population Colorectal Cancer
Screening Clinic
Brosseuk D, Oosthuizen J*, Pinchbeck M*
Victoria, British Columbia |
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| 1:55
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Outcomes
of a laparoscopic Approach for Total Abdominal Colectomy
and Proctocolectomy
McNevin MS, MacFarlane M, Moore M, Bax T
Spokane, Washington |
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| 2:20
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Self-Assessment
during a two-day Laparoscopic Colectomy Course: Can Surgeons
Judge How Well they are Learning New Skills?
Sidhu RS*, Vikis E*, Cheifetz R, Phang PT
Vancouver, Washington |
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| 2:45
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Laparoscopic
Adrenalectomy: Follow-up on the Experience at the University
of British Columbia
Chan J*, Meneghetti A*, Meloche M*, Panton ON
Vancouver, British Columbia |
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| 3:10
pm |
BREAK (Pacific
Ballroom) |
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| 3:25
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Knowledge
Retention after a Continuing Medical Education Course
on Total Mesorectal Excision for Surgeons
Cheifetz RE, Phang PT
Vancouver, British Columbia |
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| 3:50
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Laparoscopic
Aortic Surgery
Dooner J, Lee S*, Griswold W Sr*., Kuechler P
Victoria, British Columbia |
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| 4:05
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Discussion
PM Papers - Mr. Myrrdin Rees |
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| 4:20
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Meeting
Evaluation |
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| 4:30
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Conclusion |
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