CME 2.5 / Patient Safety .5

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Co-Chairs: Allen Gabriel, MD and Steven Sigalove, MD

Welcoming Remarks	Allen Gabriel, MD and Steven Sigalove, MD

Session 1: Point, Counter Point in Aesthetic Breast Reconstruction
Dual Plane vs Prepectoral Breast Reconstruction, Where Are We Now? – Dual Plane	Amy Colwell, MD
Dual Plane vs Prepectoral Breast Reconstruction, Where Are We Now? – Prepectoral	Maurice Nahabedian, MD
Discussion

Options in Soft Tissue Support in Breast Reconstruction: What Works and What Doesn’t? – P4HB	Steven Sigalove, MD
Options in Soft Tissue Support in Breast Reconstruction: What Works and What Doesn’t? – PDS	Frederick Duffy, MD
Options in Soft Tissue Support in Breast Reconstruction: What Works and What Doesn’t? – ADM	Allison Nauta, MD
Options in Soft Tissue Support in Breast Reconstruction: What Works and What Doesn’t? – None	Dennis Hammond, MD
Discussion

Recurrent Breast Cancer Following Breast Conservation: What are the Options? – Devices	Marissa Tenenbaum, MD
Recurrent Breast Cancer Following Breast Conservation: What are the Options? – Autologous	John Hijjawi, MD
Discussion

Session 2: Advanced Aesthetic Implant-Based Breast Reconstruction
Managing the Pocket in Breast Reconstruction Patients with Textured Implants Undergoing Revision	Patricia McGuire, MD
Discussion

Aesthetic Breast Reconstruction: How Fare Have We Come?	G. Patrick Maxwell, MD

Marissa Tenenbaum MD

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