3d Med Australia 2018 – Program
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Please find below the final program for the 2018 3D Med Conference. We look forward to seeing you there!
Day 1 – Saturday October 13, 2018 | ||
09.00 | Registration & Morning Tea | |
10.00 | Welcome | Jason Chuen |
Clinical Applications | ||
10.30 | 3D Printing in Ear, Nose and Throat Surgery | Elizabeth Sigston |
Lessons from 680 Spine Cases with 3D Printing | Paul D’Urso | |
Toward Prevention of Spinal Fractures using 3D Computer models and imaging techniques | Hossein Mokhtarzadeh | |
3D printed patient-specific scaffolds for tissue regeneration: a perfusion bioreactor study | ||
3D printed Titanium Implants in Neurosurgery | Ron Jithoo | |
Does 3D Printing Improve Surgical Outcomes? | Raf Ratinam | |
Panel Discussion | ||
12.15 | Lunch | |
The Med Tech Industry | ||
13.15 | Development of photocurable resin for 3D printing of soft and elastic medical devices | Tim Hughes |
3D printed Titanium models | Darpan Shidid | |
Biofabrication of human articular cartilage: a path towards the development of a clinical treatment | Carmine Onofrillo | |
History of e-NABLE | Jen Owen | |
A 3D printing filament for bespoke X-ray phantoms | Blake Cochran | |
Panel Discussion | ||
14.45 | Afternoon Tea | |
Engaging Patients and Community (Session open to public) | ||
15.15 | The Patient’s Perspective | Roger Jones |
e-NABLE and Community Powered Prosthesis Development | Jen Owen | |
Engaging Collaborators using social media | Eric Levi | |
Business Talk: What is required to start up a Hospital Printing Service | Jasamine Coles-Black | |
Panel Discussion | ||
16.30 | Close of Day 1 |
Day 2 – Sunday October 14, 2018 | ||
Uni Melb 3D Printing Tour | ||
09.00 | VR Lab Tour | The University of Melbourne VR Laboratory |
09.30 | Registration & Morning Tea | Jason Chuen |
Welcome | ||
Simulation and Teaching | ||
10.00 | 3D Printed Aortic Aneurysm Models for Pre-Surgical Simulation | Jason Chuen |
The Virtual Heart in Virtual Reality | Jarius Sevigny and Charles Bowne | |
Real blood or virtual blood? What’s the best way to prepare for a Mass Casualty Incident? | Motti Blum | |
A 3D Printed Circle of Willis Model for Simulation | Stewart Ryan | |
Growing the STEM Fields in thousands of schools worldwide | Jen Owen | |
3D Modelling in Robotic Surgery: A Urological Perspective | Nathan Lawrentshuk | |
3D Printing at the Centre for Human Anatomy Education | Justin Adams | |
Panel Discussion | ||
12.00 | Lunch | |
Regulation & Ethics in 3D Printing | ||
13.00 | Current Regulatory Landscape of 3DP in Medicine | Elizabeth McGrath |
Regulation surrounding Bioprinting Research | Tajanka Mladenovska | |
Ethics in Bioprinting | Cathal O’Connell | |
Copyright and 3D Printing | Michele Gaca | |
Panel Discussion | ||
14.30 | Afternoon Tea | |
Abstract Presentations | ||
15.00 | Three-Dimensional Pathology Specimen Modelling Using “Structure-From-Motion” Photogrammetry | Shane Battye |
Case series of 3-dimensional printing in spinal fusion. What have we learned thus far? | Timan Choy | |
Can we print 3D diamond? | Kate Fox | |
The benefits of 3D printing in orthopaedic preoperative planning: a literature review | Michael Jiang | |
Simulation training using 3D printing in Otolaryngology | Gordon Chen | |
Assessment of coronary artery obstruction risk during transcather aortic valve replacement utilising 3D printing | Jeremy Russo | |
Crime in 21st century: Application of 3D Methods in Forensic Medicine | Agnieszka Sekula | |
State-of-the-Art Mid and Lower Face Reconstruction | Ed Stanley | |
Evolution of computer-assisted surgery and custom-made implants in maxillo-mandibular reconstruction | Felix Sim | |
Lessons in 3d Modelling of Gynaecological Anomalies | Rose Hadden | |
3D CT with a Virtual Reality Interface Enhances Preoperative Planning for Complex Liver Surgery | Lawrence Lau (Virtual presentation) | |
Formal presentations | ||
16.30 | Close of Day 2 |