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PROGRAM BOOK

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

HONORARY PATRONAGE 2

HONORARY COMMITTEE 3

STEERING COMMITTEE 4

WELCOME ADDRESS FROM MEMBERS OF THE STEERING COMMITTEE 5

INTERNATIONAL NEURAL MONITORING STUDY GROUP 6

INVITED SPEAKERS 8

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE 11

CONGRESS VENUE 12

REGISTRATION 13

PROGRAM 16

POSTERS 35

GUIDELINES FOR PRESENTATION 41

CONGRESS VENUE FLOOR PLAN 43

MAP OF HOTELS 45

PRACTICAL INFORMATION 46

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HONORARY PATRONAGEProf. Jacek Majchrowski Mayor of the City of Krakow

I learnt with great satisfaction that Krakow was selected to host the First World Congress of Neural Monitoring in Thyroid and Parathyroid Surgery.We feel privileged to host so many excellent specialists, representing leading surgery centres form around the world.When the Jagiellonian University was established 650 years ago, our city became part of the European academic and educational community. The fact that our Alma Mater will host this world-class congress proves that the tradition lives on and Krakow remains a vital factor in the international scientific exchange.Your presence in Krakow is a great honour for our city and the local medical community. It is also a highly appreciated gesture of acknowledgement for our university college hospital and the role of the Jagiellonian University Medical College in the shaping and promotion of state-of-the-art medical treatments in endocrine disorders.Allow me to thank all the participants for accepting the invitation to Krakow.I do hope that the congress will be a great success well complemented by a pleasurable stay in the former capital of Poland.

Jacek Majchrowski

Mayor of Krakow

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HONORARY COMMITTEEProf. Wojciech NowakRector of the Jagiellonian University

Prof. Jacek MajchrowskiMayor of the City of Kraków

Prof. Piotr LaidlerVice-Rector of the Jagiellonian University for the Medical College

Prof. Tomasz GrodzickiDean of the Faculty of Medicine, Jagiellonian University Medical College

Prof. Piotr RichterRepresentative of the Rector of the Jagiellonian University for the Investment of the New University Hospital in Kraków-Prokocim

Prof. Jerzy WalochaHead of the Council of the School of Medicine in English, JUMC

Renata Godyń-Swędzioł, M.D., Ph.D.Director of the Narutowicz Municipal Hospital in Kraków

Prof. Grzegorz WallnerPast-President of the Polish Society of Surgery, The National Consultant for General Surgery

Prof. Jan KuligPresident of the Polish Society of Surgery

Prof. Krzysztof HermanThe National Consultant for Surgical Oncology

Prof. Lech PomorskiPresident of the Polish Club of Endocrine Surgery

Prof. Maciej OttoPresident of the Section of Endocrine Surgery, Polish Society of Surgery

President:

Members:

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STEERING COMMITTEE

Marcin Barczyński, Poland

Feng-Yu Chiang, Taiwan

Gianlorenzo Dionigi, Italy

Henning Dralle, Germany

Gregory W. Randolph, USA

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WELCOME ADDRESS FROM MEMBERS

OF THE STEERING COMMITTEEIt is our great honour to welcome you, Dear Colleagues and Friends, to Krakow for the First World Congress of Neural Monitoring in Thyroid and Parathyroid Surgery. This event is a global multi-disciplinary meeting of all specialists involved in the field of intraoperative neural monitoring in thyroid and parathyroid surgery designed to be the cutting-edge, state-of-the-art, and multidisciplinary Congress covering the entire spectrum of neural monitoring issues. The Congress program focuses on the most recent advances in this field and should appeal to a broad audience of specialists. The scientific program includes keynotes, lectures, panels, workshops, instructional courses, meet the professors, video sessions, auxiliary symposiums, scientific and commercial exhibits. A full social program each evening provides the opportunity to network with colleagues and international experts. Krakow, the former capital of Poland, is famous in Europe and all over the World as a city of culture and science which has been playing a significant role in Polish history. It is the city of youth, studies and work of Cardinal Karol Wojtyła - Polish Pope John Paul II. We are sure that your active participation at the Congress will enrich the scientific value of the meeting. We hope that your stay in Krakow will bring many unforgettable moments and will stay in your minds forever.

Marcin Barczyński, Poland Feng-Yu Chiang, Taiwan

Gianlorenzo Dionigi, Italy Henning Dralle, Germany

Gregory W. Randolph, USA

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INTERNATIONAL NEURAL MONITORING STUDY GROUP

The International Neural Monitoring Study Group (INMSG) was founded to serve the emerging field of neurophysiologic monitoring of the laryngeal nerves in thyroid and parathyroid surgery.The INMSG is a multidisciplinary international group of surgeons and researchers selected based on clinical experience and expertise in thyroid and

parathyroid surgery, neural monitoring, and related fields. The INMSG includes surgeons (otolaryngologists, general surgeons, and endocrine surgeons), laryngologists, voice and laryngeal electromyography (EMG) specialists, anesthesiologists, neurophysiologists and technologists.As defined by the INMSG, neurophysiologic monitoring includes any measure employed to assess the ongoing functional integrity of the laryngeal nerves in thyroid surgery.Intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring (IONM) has evolved over the last several decades. Its mission is protection of the patient’s nervous system. Neurophysiologic signals are monitored continuously during thyroid surgery for adverse EMG changes, detection of which enables corrective action. In addition to detection of change, surgical guidance for laryngeal nerve identification, confirmation and dissection can be offered in specialized circumstances.The INMSG published guidelines on recurrent laryngeal nerve (RLN) and external branch of the superior laryngeal nerve (EBSLN) IONM standards for monitored thyroid and parathyroid surgery.INMSG is dedicated to the advancement of quality neurophysiologic monitoring services for protection of the laryngeal nerves.

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INMSG serves as the leading organization for the field of neurophysiological assessment and monitoring of the laryngeal nerves in thyroid and parathyroid surgery.Aim of the INMSG is to improve quality of IONM, reduce inappropriate variations in IONM technique, adhere to strict standardization, fosters the growth and stature of neurophysiological monitoring, research, clarify limits, improve and update guidelines, implement IONM courses, develops quality standards for practice and training, define unequivocal reference of RLN neurophysiology and pathology, refine EBSLN monitoring and evaluate new developing technology as continuous monitoring (C-IONM).INMSG provides a forum for education and dissemination of knowledge in the field of thyroid and parathyroid surgery.

www.inmsg.org

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INVITED SPEAKERSFIRST NAME SURNAME COUNTRY

Piero Alesina GermanyMohammed Al-Garni Saudi ArabiaMohammed Abdulaziz Al-Shanbari Saudi ArabiaRajab AlZaharani Saudi ArabiaPeter Angelos USAMarta Banach GermanyMarcin Barczyński PolandAnders Bergenfelz SwedenKevin Brumund USALaurent Brunaud FrancePaolo Carcoforo ItalyClaudio Cernea BrasilFeng-Yu Chiang TaiwanMaria Grazia Chiofalo ItalyWoong Youn Chung South KoreaAgnieszka Czarniecka PolandMarek Dedecjus PolandGianlorenzo Dionigi ItalyHenning Dralle GermanyJuan Pablo Dueñas ColombiaQuan-Yang Duh USAWilliam Duke USAManuel Duran Poveda SpainCamille Finck BelgiumPeter Goretzki Germany

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Hadi Hakami Saudi ArabiaBarney Harrison United KingdomDana Hartl FranceMichael Hermann AustriaAlicja Hubalewska-Dydejczyk PolandMaurizio Iacobone ItalyKewei Jiang ChinaDipti Kamani USAHoon Yub Kim South KoreaSo-jin Kim South KoreaAleksander Konturek PolandJean Louis Kraimps FranceKrzysztof Kuzdak PolandXiaoli Liu ChinaCelestino Pio Lombardi ItalyDavide Lombardi ItalyZbigniew Lorenc PolandKerstin Lorenz GermanyÖzer Makay TurkeyPer Mattsson SwedenBarbara Miller USAAkira Miyauchi JapanGeorge Mochloulis United KingdomThomas Musholt GermanyPiotr Myśliwiec PolandIreneusz Nawrot PolandLisa Orloff USAMaciej Otto Poland

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Fausto Palazzo United KingdomRumen Pandev BulgariaLech Pomorski PolandAndre Potenza BrasilGregory William Randolph USARick Schneider GermanyJonathan Serpell AustraliaMichael Singer USASamuel Snyder USADavid Terris USARalph Tufano USAChristoph Ulmer GermanySam Van Slycke BelgiumErivelto Volpi BrasilGrzegorz Wallner PolandJerzy Walocha PolandMartin Walz GermanyPiotr Wałęga PolandPing Wang ChinaBeata Wojtczak PolandRichard Wong USAGayle Woodson USAChe-Wei Wu Taiwan

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ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

President: Marcin Barczyński, Kraków

Secretary-Treasurer: Aleksander Konturek, Kraków

Recorder: Kerstin Lorenz, Halle

Members: Agnieszka Czarniecka, Gliwice

Marek Dedecjus, Warszawa

Jakub Kenig, Kraków

Ireneusz Nawrot, Warszawa

Aleksandra Papier, Kraków

Michał Romaniszyn, Kraków

Małgorzata Stopa, Kraków

Szymon Świrta, Kraków

Urszula Olszewska, Kraków

Piotr Wałęga, Kraków

Beata Wojtczak, Wrocław

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CONGRESS VENUEThe First World Congress of Neural Monitoring in Thyroid and Parathyroid Surgery will be held in Jagiellonian University’s buildings, situated in the proximity of the Old Town:

Auditorium Maximum of the Jagiellonian University

33 Krupnicza Street September 17-19, 2015,

from 8:00 a.m.

Pre-congress instructional courses, registration, lectures, free papers, posters, exhibition

WELCOME RECEPTIONgiven by Mayor of the City of Kraków:

Town Hall 3/4 Plac Wszystkich Świętych

September 17, 2015 8:00 p.m.

Free entrance to all registered participants and accompanying persons.

GALA DINNERArt Gallery of the Polish Paintings of the 19th Century:

1/3 Rynek Główny September 18, 2015 8:00 p.m.

Additional fee for entrance is 225 PLN (50 EUR) per person and should be paid during online registration. This event has a limited number of participants (300) and tickets are sold on first come first served basis.

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REGISTRATION

TYPE OF REGISTRATION DEADLINE REGISTRATION FEE*

PARTICIPANT – EARLY BIRD1 March 30, 2015 1125 PLN (250 EUR)

PARTICIPANT – REGULAR1 June 30, 2015 1350 PLN (300 EUR)

PARTICIPANT – LATE1 August 30, 2015 1575 PLN (350 EUR)

PARTICIPANT – ON SITE1 September 17-19, 2015 1800 PLN (400 EUR)

TRAINEE / RESIDENTS below age 352 June 30, 2015 675 PLN (150 EUR)

PARTICIPANT – INSTRUCTIONAL

COURSES: IC1: Hands-on: fiberoptic

laryngoscopy, IC2: Hands-on: ultrasound

vocal folds assessment, IC3: Standardized

IONM – basic, IC4: Standardized

IONM – advanced, IC5: Standards of anaesthesia for IONM (for anaesthetists)

June 30, 2015

225 PLN (50 EUR) EACH

(only for registered participants of the

1stWCIONM who paid the registration fee)

ACCOMPANYING PERSON3 August 30, 2015 450 PLN (100 EUR)

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TYPE OF REGISTRATION DEADLINE REGISTRATION FEE*

WELCOME RECEPTION on September 17, 2015: August 30, 2015

Free of charge for all registered participants and

accompanying persons

GALA DINNER on September 18, 2015: hosted at the Art Gallery of Polish Paintings

of the 19th Century

First come first served

225 PLN (50 EUR)number of invitations

is limited to 300 attendants

* Amounts in parentheses represent approximate values in EUR assuming that 1 EUR = 4.5 PLN 1 Participant registration fee includes:•abagwithcongressmaterials,• freeentrancetoallscientificsessions• freeentrancetoexhibitionarea,•OpeningCeremony&WelcomeReceptiononSeptember17,2015•freecoffeebreaks,• freelunchesthroughoutthecongress,

2 Trainees must provide a confirmation letter from the Head of Department of current academic institution at the moment of registration and a copy of their ID with birth date. Reduced trainees’ rate is available ONLY for early or regular registration by June 30, 2015.

3 Accompanying person fee includes:•OpeningCeremony&WelcomeReceptiononSeptember17,2015•KrakowGuidedCityTouronSeptember18,2015

TOURSKraków is a beautiful city with many historical attractions for the visitor and it offers a host of exciting and interesting places to visit.

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JORDAN Group is pleased to offer a selection of tours to delegates attending the First World Congress of Neural Monitoring in Thyroid and Parathyroid Surgery. All tours are subject to availability at the time of making a reservation and subject to minimum numbers being reached. All tours are in English. Deadline for online registration: September 10, 2015For online booking please visit the following website:

http://inmsg2015.jordan.pl

INVITED SPEAKERS AREAAll Invited Speakers are welcome to visit at any time the Invited Speaker Area which is located on the level 2 of the congress venue. This space is designated for relaxation in between the sessions. Refreshments and lunch will be served in this area for Invited Speakers during the coffee breaks and lunch time.

MEDTRONIC LOUNGEThis is a restricted area for private meetings and entrance is possible only by Medtronic invitation (Localized on level 2)

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PROGRAM

17 September 2015, Thursday

TimeLocation

Large Hall A+B Medium Hall A+B Small Hall Seminar Room

08:00 –

10:00

Instructional course (1)

LARYNGOSCOPY HANDS ON STATIONSin cooperation with STORZChair: Gregory W. Randolph (USA)Tutors: Camille Finck (Belgium), George Mochloulis (UK), Mohammed Abdulaziz Al-Shanbari (Saudi Arabia), Davide Lombardi (Italy), Dana Hartl (France)1. Gregory W. Randolph (USA) AAO AND ATA LARYNGEAL GUIDELINES. [5 min]2. Camille Finck (Belgium) VOICE PRODUCTION [10 min]3. Davide Lombardi (Italy) and Dana Hartl (France)A. MIRROR EXAM [5 min]B. NASAL ANATOMY AND FIBEROPTIC EXAM TECHNIQUE [5 min]4. All Tutors HANDS ON STATIONS [90 min]

10:00 –

10:30Coffee Break (Exhibition Room)

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10:30 –

12:30

Instructional course (2)

LARYNGEAL ULTRASOUND HANDS ON STATIONSin cooperation with SAMSUNGChairs: M. Dedecjus (Poland)Tutors: Lisa Orloff (USA) Barbara Miller (USA) Kevin Brumund (USA)1. Marek Dedecjus (Poland) INTRODUCTION TO VOCAL FOLDS US EXAM [10 min]2. Kevin Brumund (USA) CLINICAL ANATOMY OF THE LARYNX [10 min]3. Lisa Orloff (USA) LARYNGEAL DYSFUNCTION: AN OVERVIEW [10 min]4. Barbara Miller (USA) TLUS vs. VLG: PEARLS AND PITFALLS [10 min]5. All Tutors: INTERESTING CASES PRESENTATION AND ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION [20 min]6. Marcin Ciesielski (Poland) SAMSUNG - EXPERIENCE A NEW HEALTHCARE SOLUTION [5 min]7. All Tutors: HANDS ON STATIONS [60 min]

12:30 –

13:30Lunch Time (Exhibition Room)

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13:30 –

15:30

Instructional course (3):

STANDARDIZED IONM TECHNIQUE: PART 1 (BASIC): 15 min eachChairs: Gianlorenzo Dionigi (Italy), Fen-Yu Chiang, (Taiwan), Marcin Barczyński (Poland)1. Marcin Barczyński (Poland) INTRODUCTION TO NERVE MONITORING PROGRAM2. Gianlorenzo Dionigi (Italy) FORMATS OF IONM, STANDARDS OF ANESTHESIA AND EQUIPMENT SETUP3. Jerzy Walocha (Poland) SURGICAL ANATOMY OF THE RLN & EBSLN4. Beata Wojtczak (Poland) RLN VARIATIONS AND MAPPING5. Paolo Carcofaro (Italy) TROUBLESHOOTING ALGORITHM6. Andre Potenza (Brazil) NORMATIVE EMG DATA OF THE RLN AND EBSLN7. Fen-Yu Chiang (Taiwan) LOSS OF SIGNAL AND STAGED THYROIDECTOMY8. Marcin Barczyński (Poland) EBSLN MONITORING – HOW I DO IT

A Sattelite Symposium:

IONM IN NERVE-SPARING RECTAL CANCER SURGERY – CO-ORGANIZED BY THE POLISH CLUB OF COLOPROCTO-LOGY: 20 min eachChairs: Zbigniew Lorenc (Poland), Piotr Wałęga (Poland)1. Zbigniew Lorenc (Poland) IONM IN RECTRAL CANCER SURGERY: WHY DO WE NEED IT?2. Piotr Wałęga (Poland) IONM IN IMPROVING FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES OF RECTAL CANCER SURGERY – EVIDENCE-BASE AND HOW I DO IT3. (63) Michał Romaniszyn, Piotr Wałęga, Jarosław Świrta (Poland) INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING IN PELVIC SURGERY - FIRST USING IN POLAND4. Michał Romaniszyn (Poland) PLAN AND PERFORM ELECTROMYO-GRAPHY AND ELECTRICAL STIMULATION AS AID IN GRACILOPLASTY PROCEDURE5. Discussion

15:30 –


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16:00 –

18:00


STANDARDIZED IONM TECHNIQUE: PART 2 (ADVANCED)Chairs: Henning Dralle (Germany) Gregory W. Randolph (USA)1. Henning Dralle (Germany) RATIONALE FOR C-IONM [20 min]2. Gianlorenzo Dionigi (Italy) VAGAL NERVE DISSECTION FOR C-IONM [20 min]3. Overview of c-IONM electrodes, 10 min each:Medtronic electrode – Kerstin Lorenz (Germany)Inomed electrode – Thomas Musholt (Germany)Langer electrode – Sam Van Slycke (Belgium)4. Gregory W. Randolph (USA) INTERPRETATION OF C-IONM DATA [20 min]5. Christoph Ulmer (Germany) SAFETY OF C-IONM [20 min]


STANDARDS OF ANESTHESIA FOR IONM” (FOR ANESTHETISTS)Chairs: Marta Banach (Germany) Alessandro Bacuzzi (Italy) Anna Starczewska (Poland)1. Marta Banach (Germany) STANDARDIZED APPROACH TO VOLATILE VS. INTRAVENOUS ANAESTHESIA FOR IONM - PROS AND CONS: How I do it in Halle [20min]2. Alessandro Bacuzzi (Italy) DIRECT LARNGOSCOPY VS. VIDEOLARYNGO-SCOPY INTUBATION: How I do it in Varese [20 min]3. Anna Starczewska (Poland) EMG TUBE POSITIONING AND VERIFICATION TESTS: How I do it in Wroclaw. [20 min]4. All Speakers: ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION [20 min]

18:00 –


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18:15 –

19:15

OPENING CEREMONY

WELCOME FROM THE STEERING COMMITTEE OF THE INMSG:Marcin Barczyński, Poland Feng-Yu Chiang, Taiwan Gianlorenzo Dionigi, Italy Henning Dralle, Germany Gregory W. Randolph, USAIntroductory lecture: [15 min]INTERNATIONAL NEURAL MONITORING STUDY GROUPGregory W. Randolph, USAKey-note lecture 1: [30 min]THE QUANTUM LEAP OF ECTROPHYSIOLOGIC NERVE MONITORING IN THYROID SURGERYHenning Dralle, Germany

19:15 –

19:45

Marcin Wyrostek COLORIAGE

Music Band Show

20:00 –

22:00

Welcome ReceptionGiven by the Mayor of the City of KrakowTown Hall, 3/4 Plac Wszystkich Świętych

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18 September 2015, Friday

TimeLocation

Large Hall A Medium Hall A+B Small Hall

07:15 -

07:45

BASIC DEFINITIONS IN IONM: [30 min]

INTRAOPERATIVE NEURAL MONITORING IN A PILLRick Schneider, Germany

07:45 -


08:00 –

08:30

Key-note lecture 2: [30 min]

LARYNX, VOICE AND IONM – AN ELECTOPHYSIOLOGIC PERSPECTIVEGregory W. Randolph, USA

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08:30 –

09:00

Key-note lecture 3: [30 min]

COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS OF IONM IN THYROID SURGERYGianlorenzo Dionigi, Italy


09:00 –

09:30Coffee Break and a Poster Walk (Exhibition Room)

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09:30 –

11:30

Panel 1: [6 min each]

AROUND THE WORLD WITH IONMModerator: Marcin Barczyński (Poland)Panelists: Claudio Cernea (Brasil), Gianlorenzo Dionigi (Italy), Fausto Palazzo (UK), Woong-Youn Chung (South Korea), Manuel Duran Poveda (Spain), Fen-Yu Chiang (Taiwan), Rajab Alzaharani (Saudi Arabia), Mike Singer (USA),1. Europe: Laurent Brunaud, France Rick Schneider, Germany Gianlorenzo Dionigi, Italy Marcin Barczyński, Poland Manuel Duran Poveda, Spain Anders Bergenfelz, Sweden Fausto Palazzo, UK2. North America: Mike Singer, USA3. South America: Erivelto Volpi, Brasil Juan Pablo Duenas Munoz, Colombia5. Asia: Akira Miyauchi, Japan Kewei Jiang, China Woong-Youn Chung, South Korea Che-Wei Wu, Taiwan6. Middle East: Özer Makay, Turkey Rajab Alzaharani, Saudi Arabia7. Australia: Jonathan Serpell, Australia


11:30 –

12:30

Mini-symposium 1: [15 min each]

IONM IN ENDOSCOPIC THYROIDECTOMYModerator: Hoon Yub Kim (South Korea)

Oral Paper Session 1 – Best Abstracts (1-6)Chairs: Akira Miyauchi (Japan), Maurizio Iacobone (Italy), Richard Wong (USA), Mohammed Garni (KSA)

Mini-symposium 2: [15 min each]

ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT VAGAL NERVE DISSECTIONModerators: Gianlorenzo Dionigi (Italy)

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Panelists: Laurent Brunaud (France), Celestino Pio Lombardi (Italy), David Terris (USA), Su-jin Kim (South Korea), Barney Harrison (UK), Martin Walz (Germany)1. Hoon Yub Kim (South Korea) ROBOTIC BABA THYROIDECTOMY WITH IONM – HOW I DO IT2. Woong-Youn Chung (South Korea) ROBOTIC TRANSAXILLARY THYROIDECTOMY – HOW I DO IT3. Laurent Brunaud (France) ROBOTIC TRANSAXILLARY THYROIDECTOMY WITH IONM – WHY I DO IT IN EUROPE4. Celestino Pio Lombardi (Italy) MIVAT WITH IONM

(57) Stopa Małgorzata, Barczyński Marcin PROGNOSTIC VALUE OF INTRA- OPERATIVE 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 THYROIDEC TOMY– 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) Babińska Dominika, Barczyński Marcin, Osęka Tomasz, Śledziński Maciej, Łachiński Andrzej COMPARISON OF PERIOPERATIVE STRESS IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING THYROID SURGERY WITH AND WITHOUT NEURO MONITORING – 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 NEURO MONITORING (IONM) DURING ROBOTIC THYROIDECTOMY: PROSPECTIVE, RANDOMIZED CASE-CONTROL EVALUATION

Panelists: Claudio Cernea (Brasil), Aleksander Konturek (Poland), Davide Lombardi (Italy), Paolo Carcoforo (Italy)1. Aleksander Konturek (Poland) EMBRIOLOGY AND ANATOMY OF THE VAGUS NERVE2. Gianlorenzo Dionigi (Italy) SURGICAL APPROACHES TO VAGAL NERVE FOR C-IONM3. Christoph Ulmer (Germany) SAFETY OF VAGAL NERVE DISSECTION AND C-IONMDiscussion 15min

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(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

12:30 –

13:30

Lunch Time & Meet the Professor: Hanning Dralle, Gregory W. Randolph, Feng-Yu Chiang, Gianlorenzo Dionigi and Marcin Barczyński (Exhibition Room)

13:30 –

14:30

SPONSOR SESSION (Large Hall A)Dr. Langer: Andreas Langer, Germany

“Continuous recurrent nerve monitoring in thyroid surgery - the story of Avalanche®” [5 min]Inomed: Rudi Mattmueller, Damir Pfau, Germany

“IOM in General and Visceral Surgery – the complete solution” [18 min]Medtronic: Gianlorenzo Dionigi, Italy

“Energy based devices and intraoperative neuromonitoring: two complementary devices” [30 min]

14:30 –

16:00

Panel 2: [15 min each]

INTERMITTED IONM – EVIDENCE BASED PERSPECTIVEModerator: Gianlorenzo Dionigi (Italy)Panelists: Barney Harrison (UK), Feng-Yu Chiang (Taiwan), Kerstin Lorenz (Germany), Marcin Barczyński (Poland), Juan Pablo Duenas (Colombia), Ralph Tufano (USA), Maria Grazia Chiofalo (Italy)1. Barney Harrison (UK) CRITICAL APPRAISAL2. Feng-Yu Chiang (Taiwan) STANDARDIZED APPROACH TO RLN MONITORING3. Kerstin Lorenz (Germany) NORMATIVE EMG DATA OF VAGUS AND RLN

Video Session 1 (1-8): 10 min eachChairs: Martin Walz (Germany), Jonathan Serpell (Australia), Krzysztof Kuzdak (Poland)(88) Masuoka Hiroo, Miyauchi Akira, Yabuta Tomonori, Higashiyama Takuya, Nakayama Ayako INNERVATION OF THE CRICOTHYROID MUSCLE BY EXTRALARYNGEAL BRANCHES OF THE RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE(76) Dionigi Gianlorenzo, Kim Hy, Pappalardo Vincenzo, Lavzza Matteo, Leotta Andrea, Ferrari Cesare, Rovera Francesca, Rausei Stefano, Boni Luigi, Barczynski Marcin, Randolph GW EARLY AND DEFINITE IDENTIFICATION OF THE RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE (RLN) BY MEANS OF IONM

Oral Paper Session 2 (7-15): 10 min eachChairs: 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

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4. Juan Pablo Duenas (Colombia) ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF ROUTINE I-IONM UTILIZATION DURING THYROIDECTOMY 5. Ralph Tufano (USA) I-IONM IN T3-T4 THYROID CANCER WITH TRACHEA RESECTION6. Marcin Barczyński (Poland) I-IONM IN REOPERATIVE THYROID SURGERY

(58) Wojtczak Beata, Sutkowski Krzysztof, Kaliszewski Krzysztof, Głód Mateusz, Knychalski Bartłomiej, Barczyński Marcin UTILIZATION OF NEUROMONITORING IN SECONDARY SURGICAL PROCEDURES ON THYROID GLAND(67) Dralle Henning, Phoung Nguyen Thanh IMPACT OF INTRAOPERATIVE NERVE MONITORING ON TOTAL THYROIDECTOMY AND CENTRAL COMPARTMENT DISSECTION IN NODE-POSITIVE, ORGAN CAPSULE INVASIVE PAPILLARY THYROID CANCER(101) Kim Hong Kyu, Kim Hoon Yub, Kwak Hee Yong, Lee Hye Yoon, Jung Seung Pil, Woo Sang Uk, Son Gil Soo, Lee Jae Bok, Bae Jeoung Won ROBOTIC THYROIDECTOMY WITH CONTINUOUS INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING (C-IONM)(124) Van Slycke Sam, Van Den Heede Klaas, Brusselaers Nele, Vermeersch Hubert VIDEO: HOW TO DETECT A NON-RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE DURING THYROID SURGERY WITH THE USE OF INTRA-OPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING(107) Ban Eun Jeong, Kim Min Jhi, Choi JungBum, Kim Taehyung, Lee Seul Gi, Lee Cho Rok, Kang Sang Wook, Lee Jandee, Jeong Jong Ju, Nam Kee-Hyun, Chung Woong Youn, Park Cheong Soo INITIAL EXPERIENCE WITH NEUROMONITORING IN ROBOTIC THYROIDECTOMY USING A GASLESS TRANSAXILLARY APPROACH

(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

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(117) Romanchishen Anatoly, Romanchishen Filipp, Vabalayte Kristina, Knayzeva Polina VALUE OF INTRAOPERATIVE RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE MONITOR DURING REPEATED THYROID AND PARATHYROID SURGERIES

(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

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Panel 3: (15min each)

CONTINEOUS IONM – EVIDENCE BASED PERSPECTIVEModerator: Henning Dralle (Germany)Panelists: Claudio Cernea (Brasil), Rick Schneider (Germany), Kerstin Lorenz (Germany), Dipti Kamani (USA), Andre Potenza (USA), Niranjan Sritharan (USA), Barney Harrison (UK), Gregory W. Randolph (USA)1. Kerstin Lorenz (Germany) BASELINE CHARACTERISTICS2. Rick Schneider, Henning Dralle (Germany) COMBINED EVENTS FOR C-IONM3. Gianlorenzo Dionigi (Italy) AMPLITUDE AND LATENCY PROFILE WHILE EMG TUBE POSITION MODIFICATION IN C-IONM4. Che-Wei Wu (Taiwan) WHAT WE CAN LEARN ABOUT C-IONM FROM ANIMAL STUDIES- AN OVERVIEW5. Claudio Cernea (Brasil) FUTURE PERSPECTIVES FOR C-IONM

Video-session 2 (9-16): 10 min eachChairs: Chiang Feng-Yu (Taiwan), Fausto Palazzo (UK), Jacek Gawrychowski (Poland)(73) Dionigi Gianlorenzo, Kim Hy, Wu CW, Ferrari Cesare, Leotta Andrea, Pappalardo Vincenzo, Spampatti Sebastiano, Rovera Francesca, Rausei Stefano, Boni Luigi, Gregory W. Randolph AUTOMATIC PERIODIC STIMULATING (APS) ACCESSORY INSTALLATION: SCHEMA TECHNIQUE INTENDED TO CONTROL ANY ADVERSE EVENT IN THE DISSECTION OF VAGAL NERVE AND SUBSEQUENT ELECTRODE POSITIONING(68) Chiang Feng-Yu STIMULATING DISSECTING INSTRUMENTS DURING NEUROMONITORING(60) Wojtczak Beata, Kaliszewski Krzysztof, Sutkowski Krzysztof, Głód Mateusz, Forkasiewicz Zdzisław, Barczyński Marcin RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE BRANCHING IN THE THYROID SURGERY WITH INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING(93) Chiofalo Maria Grazia, Tartaglia Tullio, Marone Ugo, Ionna Franco, Longo Francesco, Pavone Ettore, Benedetto Lucia, Pezzullo Luciano CONTINOUS INTRAOPERATIVE NERVE MONITORING IN A PATIENT WITH RECURRENT/PERSISTENT DIFFERENTIATED THYROID CANCER AND PREOPERATIVE VOCAL CORD PARALYSIS

Oral Paper Session 3 (16-24): 10 min eachChairs: 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

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(102) Kim Hong Kyu, Kim Hoon Yub, Kwak Hee Yong, Lee Hye Yoon, Jung Seung Pil, Woo Sang Uk, Son Gil Soo, Lee Jae Bok, Bae Jeoung Won ROBOTIC THYROIDECTOMY WITH INTERMITTENT INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING (I-IONM)(61) Wojtczak Beata, Kaliszewski Krzysztof, Sutkowski Krzysztof, Głód Mateusz, Kuźmiński Adam, Barczyński Marcin LARYNGEAL ENTRY POINT OF RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE— POTENTIAL LOCATION OF INJURY(74) Dionigi Gianlorenzo, Kim Hy, Wu CW, Ferrari Cesare, Leotta Andrea, Pappalardo Vincenzo, Lavazza Matteo, Spampatti Sebastiano, Rovera Francesca, Rausei Stefano, Boni Luigi EXTERNAL BRANCH OF THE SUPERIOR LARYNGEAL NERVE MONITORING(125) Van Slycke Sam, Van Den Heede Klaas, Brusselaers Nele, Vermeersch Hubert VIDEO: NEW PLACEMENT OF ACQUISITION ELECTRODES ON THE THYROID CARTILAGE IN INTRA-OPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING DURING THYROID SURGERY

(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)

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Panel 4: (15 min each)

LOSS OF SIGNAL AND STAGED THYROIDECTOMYModerator: Gregory W. Randolph (USA)Panelists: Henning Dralle (Germany), Peter Goretzki (Germany), Gianlorenzo Dionigi (Italy), Akira Miyauchi (Japan), Claudio Cernea (Brasil), Quan-Yang Duh (USA), Gayle Woodson (USA), Per Mattson (Sweden)1. Gianlorenzo Dionigi (Italy) STAGE THYROIDECTOMY - HISTORICAL OVERVIEW2. Gregory W. Randolph (USA) DEFINITIONS OF LOSS OF SIGNAL AND THE CONCEPT OF TRAUMA OVER TIME3. Peter Goretzki (Germany) ADVANTAGES OF STAGED THYROIDECTOMY4. Alicja Hubalewska-Dydejczyk (Poland) ALTERNATIVE NON-SURGICAL TREATMENT IN STAGED THYROIDECTOMY – ENDOCRINOLOGIST POINT OF VIEW5. Per Mattsson (Sweden) REGENERATIVE POTENTIAL OF THE RLN6. Akira Miyauchi (Japan) SURGICAL RLN RECONSTRUCTION

Oral Paper Session 4 (25-35): 10 min eachChairs: 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

Oral Paper Session 5 (36-45): 10 min eachChairs: 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 Stanislaw, 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

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(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

(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(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

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(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

(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

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11:00

Key-note lecture 4: (30min)

MANAGEMENT OF THE SLN DURING THYROIDECTOMY IN THE ERA OF IONMSpeaker: Marcin Barczyński, Poland


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12:00

Mini-symposium 3: (20 min each)

EXPERIMENTAL ANIMAL MODELS FOR RLN INJURYModerator: Feng-Yu Chiang (Taiwan)Panelists: Gianlorenzo Dionigi (Italy), Hoon Yub Kim (South Korea), Che-Wei Wu (Taiwan), Aleksander Konturek (Poland), Rumen Pandev (Bulgaria)

Mini-symposium 4: (20 min each)

EDUCATION AND TRAINING WITH IONMModerator: Martin Walz (Germany)Panelists: Erivelto Volpi (Brasil), Juan Pablo Duenos Munoz (Colombia), Piero Alesina (Germany), Ping Wang (China), Marcin Barczyński (Poland)

Oral Paper Session 6 (46-51): 10 min eachChairs: 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

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1. Che-Wei Wu (Taiwan) TRACTION INJURY OF THE RLN IN PORCINE MODEL2. Hoon Yub Kim (South Korea) TRACTION INJURY OF THE RLN IN SWINE MODEL3. Gregory W. Randolph (USA) WHAT WE CAN LEARN FROM ANIMAL STUDIES IN CANINE

1. Piero Alesina (Germany) IONM FOR SURGICAL TRAINING IN THYROID SURGERY2. Ping Wang (China) IONM COURSES IN CHINA3. Marcin Barczyński (Poland) ACCREDITATION OF IONM COURSES BY THE INMSG

(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

12:00 –

13:00Lunch Time and a Poster Walk (Exhibition Room)

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14:30

Panel 5: (20 min each)

INFORMED CONSENT AND MALPRACTICE LITIGATIONModerator: Peter Angelos (USA)Panelists: Henning Dralle (Germany), Kerstin Lorenz (Germany), Gianlorenzo Dionigi (Italy), Sam Snyder (USA), Michael Hermann (Austria)

Video Session 3 (17-22): 10 min eachChairs: Ralph Tufano (USA), Sam Van Slycke (Belgium), Maciej Otto (Poland)

Oral Paper Session 7 (52-60): 10 min eachChairs: Xiaoli Liu (China), Duenas Juan Pablo (Colombia), Agnieszka Czarniecka (Poland)

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1. Peter Angelos (USA) ETHICAL AND MEDICOLEGAL ISSUES IN IONM DURING THYROIDECTOMY2. Henning Dralle (Germany) IMPACT OF IONM ON MALPRACTICE CLAIMS3. Gianlorenzo Dionigi (Italy) INFORMED CONSENT FOR IONM-GUIDED THYROID SURGERY4. Michael Hermann (Austria): EMG DOCUMENTATION FOR MEDICAL RECORDS

(98) Makay Ozer, Van Slycke Sam TROUBLESHOOTING DURING INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING - A VIDEO PRESENTATION(78) Dionigi Gianlorenzo, Kim HY, Pappalardo Vincenzo, Lavazza Matteo, Leotta Andrea, Ferrari Cesare, Spampatti Sebastiano, Rausei Stefano, Chiang FY, Barczynski M, Randolph GW. TROUBLESHOOTING ALGORITHMS FOR IONM(62) Wojtczak Beata, Sutkowski Krzysztof, Kaliszewski Krzysztof, Głód Mateusz, Czopnik Piotr, Aporowicz Michał, Barczyński Marcin TRANSIENT LOSS OF SIGNAL IN THYROID SURGERY WITH INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING(75) Dionigi Gianlorenzo, WU CW, Leotta Andrea, Pappalardo Vincenzo, Lavazza Matteo, Ferrari Cesare, Rovera Francesca, Boni Luigi, Chiang FY, Randolph GW. NORMATIVE VN AND RLN EMG QUANTITATIVE PARAMETERS: OPTIMIZING EMG SIGNAL(150) Konturek Aleksander, Barczyński Marcin, Stopa Małgorzata, Nowak Wojciech HOW TO AVOID INJURY OF THE EBSLN?

(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

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(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

14:30 –

16:00

CLOSING REMARKS FOLLOWED BY THE MEETING OF THE INTERNATIONAL NEURAL MONITORING STUDY GROUP: Future Research in IONMChairs: SC of the INMSG

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POSTERSACCEPTED POSTERS TO BE PRESENTED DURING A POSTER WALK (DURING THE COFFEE BREAKS)Chairs: Quan Yang Duh (USA), Piotr Myśliwiec (Poland), Őzer Makay (Turkey), Krzysztof Kaczka (Poland)

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8 Kargar Saeed, Kargar Shady COMPARISON OF SHORT-TERM POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS OF THYROIDECTOMY USING LIGATURE AND SUTURE LIGATION

16 Romanchishen Anatoly, Romanchishen Filipp

IN SEARCH OF FUNCTIONAL AND AESTHETIC APPROACH FOR LATERAL NECK METASTASES OF THYROID CANCER

17 Vabalayte Kristina, Romanchishen Anatoly

HISTORY OF RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE RESEARCH

19 Zhao Yishen, Liu Xiaoli, Wang Tie, Sun Hui, Chiang Fengyu

MECHANISM OF RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE INJURY AND THE APPLICATION OF INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING IN THYROID SURGERY.

20 Zhao Yishen, Liu Xiaoli, Xin Jingwei, Wang Tie, Li Jingting, Sun Hui

THE RELEVANCY BETWEEN THE CHANGE OF AMPLITUDE ON DIFFERENT SITES OF RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE AND THE MOVEMENT OF VOCAL CORDS IN THYROID SURGERY.

21 Zhao Yishen, Liu Xiaoli, Wu Chewei, Wang Tie, Li Shijie, Xin Jingwei, Li Fang, Sun Hui, Chiang Fengyu

THE EMG PARAMETERS OF SUPERIOR LARYNGEAL NERVE RECORD WITH NIM TRIVANTAGETM EMG ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE: A PORCINE MODEL.

26 Tsai Stella, Lin Frank, Chen Shih-Wei

SUCCESSFUL MANAGEMENT OF ECTOPIC MEDIASTINAL THYROID TISSUE ACCOMPANYING MULTINODULAR GOITER UNDER INTRAOPERATIVE NEURAL MONITORING

32 Duque Carlos S., Dueñas Juan Pablo

NOT TOO COMMON FINDINGS IN INTRAOPERATIVE NERVE MONITORING

33 Duque Carlos S, Londoño Andres, Dueñas Juan Pablo

NON THYROIDAL OR PARATHYROIDAL / RECURRENT NERVE APPLICATIONS OF INTRA OPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING IN HEAD AND NECK SURGERY

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34 Duque Carlos S, Dueñas Juan Pablo, Valencia Carolina, Monsalve Claudia

NEUROMONITORIZATION FINDINGS IN RECURRENT NERVES INVOLVED BY WELL DIFFERENTIATED THYROID CANCER

36 KOUTELIDAKIS JOHN, KALAITZIS STELIOS, DOUNDIS AGGELOS, LASKOU STYLIANI, VOLOUDAKIS NIKOLAOS, ANANIADIS ANANIAS, KALTSIKIS THEODOROS, PAPAZIOGAS VASILIOS, MAKRIS IOANNIS

CAN SUBJECTIVE VOICE ASSESSMENT AFTER THYROIDECTOMY BE ASSOCIATED TO LARYNGOSCOPY? WHICH IS THE ROLE OF INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING?

37 Duque Carlos S, Dueñas Juan Pablo, Marulanda Marcela, Perez Diana

PHRENIC NERVE STIMULATION DURING NECK DISSECTION FOR ADVANCED THYROID CANCER INVOLVING LEVEL IV, IS IT WORTH DOING IT?

38 Pandev Rumen, Kouzi Ahmad, Radeva Margarita, Gornev Rado, Damyanov Damyan

RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVES INVOLVED BY LOCALLY ADVANCED THYROID TUMORS- WHAT SHOULD BE PERFORMED?

39 Brol Monika, Żołnowska Anna, Starczewska Anna

APPLICATION OF SUGAMMADEX IN NEUROMONITORED THYROID SURGERY

45 Salem Farhad, Almquist Martin CASE REPORT OF CARDIAC ARREST WITH INTRAOPERATIVE VAGAL STIMULATION

46 Kim Su-jin, Lee Kyu Eun, Oh Byung-Mo, Oh Eun Mee, Chai Young Jun, Kwon Hyungju, Song Ra-Yeong, Yu Hyeong Won, Yi Jin Wook, Choi June Young, Young Yeo-Kyu

INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING OF THE EXTERNAL BRANCH OF THE SUPERIOR LARYNGEAL NERVE DURING ROBOTIC THYROID SURGERY: A PRELIMINARY PROSPECTIVE STUDY

47 Skrobisz Jerzy, Waligóra Jacek AN EXPERIENCE AFTER FIRST 1000 THYROID OPERATIONS WITH NEUROMONITORING.

48 Wang Tie, Liu Xiaoli, Zhao Yishen, Sun Hui

DETECTION OF 42 NON-RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVES WITH INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING

50 Lin Yi-Chu, Wu Che-Wei, Dionigi Gianlorenzo, Randolph Gregory W., Chiang Feng-Yu

ELECTROPHYSIOLOGIC MONITORING CORRELATES OF RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE HEAT THERMAL INJURY IN A PORCINE MODEL.

51 Xie Qiuping, Wang Yong, Wang Ping, Yan Haichao, Zhao Qunzai

FEASIBILY OF INTROPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING DURING TOTAL ENDOSCOPIC THYROIDECTOMY FOR THYROID CANCER AND ITS INFLUENCE ON SURGERY TIME AND RLN PARESIS

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53 Wojtczak Beata, Sutkowski Krzysztof, Kaliszewski Krzysztof, Głód Mateusz, Strutyńska-Karpińska Marta, Barczyński Marcin

EVALUATION OF ANATOMICAL VARIANTS OF THE RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE IN THYROID SURGERY WITH INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING.

54 Wojtczak Beata, Kaliszewski Krzysztof, Sutkowski Krzysztof, Głód Mateusz, Barczyński Marcin

ASSESSMENT OF THE TUBERCLE OF ZUCKERKANDL IN THYROID SURGERY WITH INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING.

56 Duran Poveda Manuel, Jimenez Garcia Antonio, Villar Del Moral Jesus, Sitges-Serra Antonio, Vidal Perez Oscar, Martos Martinez Juan Manuel, Ortega Serrano Joaquin, Sancho Insenser Juan Jose, Gomez Ramirez Joaquin, Ferrero Herrero Eduardo, De La Quintana Basarrate Aitor, Martinez Fernandez Gloria, Carrion Tomas Ana, Trillo Parejo Pedro, Candel Arenas Maria Fe, Gluckmann Maldonado Enrique, Vaquero Perez Maria Antonia, Flores Pastor Benigno, Martinez Santos Cristina, Martinez Pozuelo Almudena, Lesaga Llopis Javier, Bollo Arocena Elisabeth, Larrañaga Blanc Itziar, Gonzalez Lopez Oscar, Laguna Sastre Manuel, Fernandez Bueno Fernando, Martinez De Paz Fernando, Rispoli De Tursi Leonardo, Colsa Gutierrez Pablo, Ochagavia Camara Santiago

INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING IN THYROID AND PARATHYROID SURGERY: A NATIONAL SURVEY ON UTILIZATION, MANAGEMENT AND DOCUMENTATION IN SPAIN IN 2014.

65 Huang Shih-Ming, Loh Zhu-Jun THYROID CANCER RECURRENCE IN RIGHT PARAESOPHAGEAL LYMPH NODE—THE MOST COMMON OVERLOOK LN DURING CENTRAL LN DISSECTION

69 Lu I-Cheng, Chang Pi-Ying, Chen Hsiu-Ya, Wu Che-Wei, Chiang Feng-Yu

REVERSAL OF DEEP ROCURONIUM-INDUCED NEUROMUSCULAR BLOCK BY SUGAMMADEX DURING INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING IN THYROID SURGERY- ANIMAL EXPERIMENT AND CLINICAL STUDY

71 Soh Keng Keat Gilbert, Lee Wai Kit James, Oh Han Boon, Boon Tan Wee, Parameswaran Rajeev, Ngiam Kee Yuan

AN EXPERIENCE OF INTRAOPERATIVE RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE MONITORING IN A SINGLE CENTRE: NORMATIVE RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL DATA

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87 Youben Fan VAGUS NERVE TRACTION INJURY DETECTED BY IONM IN THYROID CANCER SURGERY: 4 CASE REPORTS

89 Stopa Małgorzata, Barczyński Marcin

EVALUATION OF THE NEUROMAPPING TECHNIQUE IN THE IDENTIFICATION OF THE RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE DURING THYROIDECTOMY.

90 Stopa Małgorzata, Barczyński Marcin

CLINICAL VALUE OF INTRAOPERATIVE NEURAL MONITORING OF THE RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE IN DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF SEGMENTAL VERSUS GLOBAL NERVE INJURY.

92 Chiofalo Maria Grazia, Tartaglia Tullio, Aversa Corrado, Spampinato Marta, Marone Ugo, Maglione Maria Grazia, Pezzullo Luciano

ROUTINE USE OF INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING CHANGES THE OPERATIVE STRATEGY DURING BILATERAL THYROID SURGERY

94 Czarniecka Agnieszka, Sacher Aleksander, Olejnik Krzysztof, Krajewska Jolanta, Maciejewski Adam, Półtorak Stansław

EVALUATION OF THE IMPLEMENTATION PHASE OF INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING (IONM) IN PATIENTS WITH THYROID CANCER TREATED IN A CENTER ROUTINELY USING VISUALIZATION OF RECCURENT LARYNGEAL NERVES (RLNS)

95 Czarniecka Agnieszka, Czarnecki Marek, Pałka Tomasz, Wojarska-Trenda Elżbieta, Śliwka Ewa, Chmielik Ewa, Maciejewski Adam, Półtorak Stanisław

TRANSIENT LOSS OF SIGNAL (LOS) IN TWO SURGICAL PROCEDURES DUE TO ADVANCED LOW-DIFFERENTITED PAPILLARY THYROID CANCER (PTC) USING INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING –CASE STUDY

96 Calvo Jorge, Calvo Oris EXPERIENCE IN PANAMA OF INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING OF THE RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE IN PATIENTS WITH NERVES AT RISK.

100 Świrta Szymon, Romaniszyn Michał, Stopa Małgorzata, Barczyński Marcin

INTRAOPERATIVE RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE MONITORING DURING PARATHYROIDECTOMY.

103 Birol Ihsan, Makay Ozer, Ozturk Kerem, Ozdemir Murat, Ogut Fatih, Sezgin Baha, Icoz Gokhan, Akyildiz Mahir

CONSEQUENCES OF IONM ON VOCAL CORD FUNCTION AND PHONIATRIC PARAMETERS: CONTINUOUS VS. INTERMITTANT MONITORING

110 Tunca Fatih, Iscan Yalın, Ozgur Ilker, Sormaz Ismail Cem, Giles Senyurek Yasemin, Terzioglu Tarık

THE EFFECT OF AGE AND GENDER ON NORMATIVE VAGAL AND RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL DATA

113 Schneider Rick, Randolph Gregory, Lorenz Kerstin, Nguyen Thanh Phuong, Dralle Henning

CLINICAL INSIGNIFICANCE OF CONTRALATERAL LARYNGEAL RESPONSE IN EMG TRACING DURING CONTINUOUS NEUROMONITORING GUIDED THYROID SURGERY

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114 Schneider Rick, Heinroth Konstantin, Bucher Michael, Dralle Henning

ADVANCED CARDIAC AV BLOCK IS NOT A CONTRAINDICATION FOR THE SUCCESSFUL USE OF CONTINUOUS VAGUS NERVE STIMULATION DURING THYROID SURGERY

118 Kusiński Michał, Kuzdak Krzysztof

SIMULTANEUS NEUROMONITORING OF RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVES AND FACIAL NERVE DURING ONE OPEARATION OF ADVANCED NECK TUMOR.

122 Taczanowska - Niemczuk Anna, Milczarek Olga, Łabuz Patrycja, Mieżyński Robert, Godlewska Joanna, Prokurat Andrzej, Kwiatkowski Stanisław, Górecki Wojciech

THE USE OF NEUROMONITORING IN PEDIATRIC SURGICAL PROCEDURES BASED ON SELECTED CASES - PRELIMINARY REPORT

130 Potenza Andre, Gotoda Renato, Moyses Raquel, Souza Paula, Cernea Claudio

NORMATIVE VAGAL AND RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS IN BRAZILIAN PATIENTS UNDERGOING THYROID SURGERY

132 Princi Pietro, Ciolfi Silvio, De Ninno Maria, Sallustio Giuseppina, Rotondi Fabio

RIGHT INFERIOR PARATHYROIDECTOMY WITH INTRA-OPERATIVE NERVE MONITORING (IONM) IN A PATIENT WITH LUSORIA ARTERY AND NON RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE: ANOTHER CASE REPORT OF USEFULNESS OF IONM.

133 Princi Pietro, Palumbo Francesco, Pericoli Ridolfini Marco, Berardi Stefano, Rotondi Fabio

MINIMALLY INVASIVE VIDEO-ASSISTED THYROIDECTOMY (MIVAT) WITH INTRA-OPERATIVE NERVE MONITORING (IONM): INITIAL EXPERIENCE IN A REGIONAL REFERRAL CENTER.

134 Duran Poveda Manuel, Garcia Munoz Najar Alejandro, Gonzalez Gonzalez Juan, Martinez Pozuelo Almudena, Ferrigni Gonzalez Carlos

EVALUATION OF THE USEFULNESS OF NEUROMONITORIZATION RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE IN THYROID SURGERY TEACHING

135 Duenas Juan Pablo, Duque Carlos Simon

INTRAOPERATIVE LARYNGEAL NERVE MONITORING. CURRENT PRACTICE PATTERNS OF USE AMONG SURGEONS IN LATINAMERICA. A SURVEY STUDY

136 Potenza Andre, Gotoda Renato, Moyses Raquel, Anton Juliana Maria, Cernea Claudio

SUPERIOR LARYNGEAL NERVE EXTERNAL BRANCH: NORMATIVE ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS IN BRAZILIAN PATIENTS UNDERGOING THYROID SURGERY

141 Jiang Kewei THE SAFE RANGE OF ELECTRICAL STIMULATION INTENSITY DURING INTRAOPERATIVE NEUROMONITORING OF THE RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE: AN EXPERIMENTAL CANINE MODEL

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145 Lee Byungjoo, Wang Soo-Geun, Shin Sung-Chan, Lee Jin-Choon, Kim Sung-Dong

DISSECTION OF RIGHT UPPERPARAESOPHAGEAL LYMPH NODE FOR MANAGEMENT OF RECURRENT OR PERSISTENT NODAL LESION IN PATIENT WITH PAPILLARY THYROID CANCER

146 Uludag Mehmet, Besler Evren, Aygun Nurcihan, Isgor Adnan

CONTRIBUTION OF NERVE MONITORING TO SECONDARY PARATHYROID SURGERY

147 Jacques Thomas, Langstaff Lorna, Mochloulis George

AUTOMATIC PERIOD STIMULATION VAGAL MONITORING IN THYROIDECTOMY - A RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW

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GUIDELINES FOR PRESENTATIONThe following audio-visual equipment will be automatically provided in the session room: •ComputerequippedwithWindowsandPowerPoint2010

(plays previous versions as well) at technicians’ station•wirelessmousecontrolatpodium•confidencemonitornexttopodium•screenandLCDprojector(1024x768resolution)• laserpointerandmicrophones

SLIDE ROOMIs located on the ground level of the congress venue on the left from the main entrance. Please check and upload your presentation at least 2 hours before the scheduled time (for early morning presentations please complete this work a day before).Authors whose abstracts have been chosen for presentation should strictly adhere to the following guidelines:

ORAL PRESENTATIONEight minutes are allocated for oral presentation and 2 minutes for discussion (10 minutes in total). Please provide your presentation in Power Point format to the slide room at least 2 hours before your presentation. Use of private laptops is strongly discouraged. Microsoft PowerPoint is preferred and must be PC-format. If you use Mac Keynote, you must bring your own computer, power supply and mini display port to VGA projector adaptor. If you do have video as part of your PowerPoint presentation, please turn in your presentation to the technician at least 6 hours in advance so that it can be checked for video playback issues.

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The Best Oral Presentation will be selected and awarded with a Book entitled ‘Surgery of the Thyroid and Parathyroid Glands’ Gregory W. Randolph, ed.

VIDEO PRESENTATION Eight minutes are allocated for video presentation and 2 minutes for discussion (10 minutes in total).Please be aware of the size of your video files. In most cases, lower resolution video files are very effective. While we try to support as many PC video formats as possible, we suggest MPEG 1, MPEG 2 or WMV files for maximum compatibility at all meetings.

POSTER PRESENTATIONThe Posters will be located in the special designated poster display area. Poster Boards are of size 80 cm wide and 120 cm high. Abstract number corresponds with the board number. All Posters must be in position by 10:00am on Friday, September 18, 2015. A Jury composed of the Poster Committee will inspect the Posters during coffee breaks on Friday 18, 2016. The authors of the Posters will be expected to be present at the poster site during these inspections and to answer questions relating to the Poster for a short period of time (2 minutes). During this time, any other Congress delegates present may also ask questions.

The Best Poster will be selected and awarded with a Book entitled ‘Surgery of the Thyroid and Parathyroid Glands’ Gregory W. Randolph, ed.

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CONGRESS VENUE FLOOR PLANLEVEL 0

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MAP OF HOTELSAll congress hotels are localized within a walking distance (3 – 10 min) to the congress venue and any social events locations.

Congress Venue: Auditorium Maximum of the Jagiellonian University, 33 Krupnicza Street

Welcome Reception: Town Hall, 3/4 Plac Wszystkich Świętych

Gala Dinner: Art Gallery of the Polish Paintings of the 19th Century, 1/3 Rynek Główny

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PRACTICAL INFORMATIONTourist Emergency Helpline - While in Poland, are you experiencing difficulties? Have you lost your passport, are you in need of medical help or road assistance but you are not sure whom to contact in emergency? +48 22 27 87 777 +48 608 599 999

CurrencyThe Polish currency unit is zloty (PLN), divided into 100 groszy. 1 EUR = ca. PLN 4.20 1 USD= ca. PLN 3.80 Current exchange rate on: www.nbp.pl. Most foreign currencies can be easily exchanged either in banks or in private exchange offices (“kantor”). Foreign currency (cash) is not acceptable in shops.

ShopsCommonly opening hours are 10.00 – 18.00 Monday to Friday. On Saturdays shops are closed at 14:00 and are closed on Sundays. Payment in shops: by cash (Polish currency) or credit cards.

BanksBanks are open Monday to Friday 8:00 – 18:00 and are closed on Saturdays and Sundays.

Credit CardsCredit cards accepted in Poland: Visa, MasterCard, American Express. Cash withdrawal machines, restaurants, car rental agencies and most shops accept all major credit cards.

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Post OfficesPost offices are open Monday to Friday 8.00 – 16.00 and closed on Saturdays and Sundays. Post boxes are red and post is usually collected twice daily. Stamps can be bought only at post offices.

Emergencies and Medical ServicesPolice, Fire Brigade, Ambulance - Phone: 112 orPolice: 997Fire Brigade: 998Ambulance: 999

FOR MORE INFO ABOUT KRAKÓW PLEASE VISIT:

http://www.krakow.pl/english/

FOR MORE INFO ABOUT JAGIELLONIAN UNIVERSITY PLEASE VISIT:

http://www.uj.edu.pl/en_GB/

FOR MORE INFO ABOUT COLLEGIUM MEDICUM OF THE JAGIELLONIAN UNIVERITY PLEASE VISIT:

http://www.cm-uj.krakow.pl/indexen.php

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Program. The 1st World Congress of Neural Monitoring in Thyroid and Parathyroid Surgery

17-19 September 2015, Kraków, Poland.Edited by: Marcin Barczyński, Poland

Copyright: the Authors

ISBN: 978-83-942760-2-7

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