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Abdominal Wall Reconstruction
World's Most Comprehensive AWR Conference Program
- NEW for 2013 Masters Workshop: Hands-On Cadaver Lab – Limited space available
- Healthcare and AWR • AWR Transplantation • Role of Bariatric Surgery in AWR Patients
- Expanding the Role of Synthetic Mesh in the Complex AWR Patient
- Infected and Contaminated Hernia • Fluorescent Angiography
- Management of High Risk Patient • Abdominal Wall Function
- Preoperative Considerations in AWR • Plastic Surgery and AWR
- Unique Challenges of the Trauma Patient • Outcomes in AWR
- Advanced Laparoscopic Techniques • Coding and Billing
- Reconstructive Options • Stump the Expert: Challenging and Interesting Cases
- Component Separation: Open and Endoscopic
- Abdominoplasty / Panniculectomy • Tissue Expanders and Loss of Domain
- Instructional Videos • Postoperative Complications
Register Here Today!
AWR
2013 Brochure
AWR
2013 Flyer
NEW AND CHALLENGING TOPICS FOR 2013
- Cadaver dissections
- Healthcare and AWR
- AWR transplantation
- Role of bariatric surgery in AWR patients
- Expanding the role of synthetic mesh in the complex AWR patient
- Infected and contaminated hernia
- Florescent angiography
- Management of high risk patient
- Abdominal Wall Function
- Preoperative considerations in AWR
- Unique challenges of the trauma patient
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- Outcomes in AWR
- Advanced laparoscopic techniques
- Coding and billing
- Reconstructive Options
- Stump the Experts: Challenging and Interesting Cases
- Component Separation: Open and Endoscopic
- Abdominoplasty/Panniculectomy
- Tissue Expanders and loss of Domain
- Instructional Videos
- Postoperative Complications
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Conference Co-Chairmen:

Maurice Y. Nahabedian, MD
Professor,
Department of Plastic Surgery
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Parag Bhanot, MD
Assistant Professor of Surgery
Director, Georgetown Hernia Center |
Co-Chairman Emeritus:

Stephen R.T. Evans, MD
Exec Vice Pres., CMO, MedStar Health
Professor of Surgery
MedStar Georgetown
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Georgetown University Hospital / MedStar Health
Washington, DC
 

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