September 30 - October 1, 2016

DoubleTree by Hilton Chicago-Magnificent Mile

300 East Ohio Street | Chicago, IL

Head and Neck Cancer Symposium for the Advanced Practitioner

1.3 ASHA CEUs or 13 clock hours will be offered for this course. It is necessary to attend both days.

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Method of $395 Payment Register online: http://bit.ly/mcwheadandneck2016(Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover)

Check payable to: Atos Medical Inc. Memo line: MCW Advanced Course

Mail to: Atos Medical Inc. Attn: MCW Advanced Course 11390 West Theodore Trecker Way West Allis, WI 53214-1135

Course tuition of $395 includes breakfast, breaks, lunch and a welcome reception on Friday. Breakfast and a break are included on Saturday. Cancellation requests must be received 10 days prior to course date to receive full refund. Participants are responsible for hotel charges that may occur upon cancellation. The entire conference is being held at the following hotel.

DoubleTree by Hilton Chicago-Magnificent Mile300 East Ohio Street

Chicago, IL 60611Reservations: 312.787.6100

Ask for the MCW Advanced Course 2016 rate of $209/night. Hotel discount cut-off is 9/8/16. For additional information, contact Mary Brawley at 414.805.5635 or mary.brawley@froedtert.com

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4th Head and Neck Cancer Symposium

for the Advanced Practitioner

registration form faculty*

Nishant Agrawal, MDMihir Bhayani, MD

Mary Brawley, MA, CCC-SLP, BRS-S, CLTGlenn Bunting, MA, CCC-SLP

Brian Burkey, MDRichard Cardoza, DDS

Ed Damrose, MDDan Deschler, MD

Caroline Deskine, MA, CCC-SLPMaggie Fisher, CNS

Patrick Ha, MDHarry Hoffman, MDBeth Hohman, SLP

Katherine Hutcheson, PhD, CCC-SLPBrian Kanapkey, MA, CCC-SLPJoann Kmiecik, MA, CCC-SLP

Jodi Knott, MA, CCC-SLPGreg Krempl, MD

Tim McCulloch, MDBarbara Messing, PhDBrian Nussenbaum, MD

Harry Quon, MDChristine Restivo-Pritzl, NP

Linda Roherty, PTMichael Stadler, MD

Heather Starmer, MS, CCC-SLPStephanie Stevens, SLP

Reza Shaker, MD

Instructor financial and nonfinancial disclosure statements available at http://bit.ly/mcwheadandneck2016

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course highlights This course is designed specifically to address many of the challenges the experienced practitioner encounters in caring for this special patient population. This course highlights an interdisciplinary approach to rehabilitation of the head and neck cancer patient. Cutting edge conservation surgical and nonsurgical treatments along with their corresponding functional outcomes and evidence-based interventions will be discussed. This course emphasizes the contributions of ancillary services in overall patient outcomes. Particular attention will be paid to the latest advances in evidence based practice as it relates to organ preservation protocols and their subsequent speech and swallowing outcomes. Chronic problems related to tracheoesophageal puncture will be explored in light of new techniques and procedural advancements. To integrate course concepts, attendees will participate in panel discussions and case presentations.

course objectivesAfter completion, participants will be able to:• Identify modern radiation therapy protocols and their subsequent

functional outcomes• Identify the considerations and outcomes of a tracheoesophageal

puncture (TEP) in the salvage total laryngectomy(TL)• Identify two surgical considerations for total glossectomy• Identify two ways to introduce pulmonary rehabilitation to the TL

immediately post operatively• Identify two risk factors that may increase risk of readmission

following TL• Explain two considerations for early feeding following TL• Explain candidacy for myofascial release intervention in the H &

N population• Explain three considerations for swallowing following total

glossectomy• Describe two possible changes to tissue following exposure to

XRT• Describe how to identify, prevent and treat possible speech and

swallowing deficits associated with organ preservation protocols• Explain the clinical application of transoral robotic surgery

(TORS) and translaser management (TLM) and their subsequent outcomes

• Describe the potential etiologies for an enlarged TE tract and the various prosthetic, surgical and medical treatments as outlined in the literature

• Describe the causes, impact and treatment approaches of lymphedema

• Explain the need for a prophylactic swallowing exercise program for head and neck cancer patients undergoing organ preservation treatments

• Explain the rationale for immediate post-laryngectomy pulmonary rehabilitation

• Describe the various challenges for the complicated head and neck patient

• Describe surgical and nonsurgical interventions for dysphagia in the head and neck cancer patient

friday8:00 Modern Radiation Protocols to Preserve Function

8:15 Human Papilloma Virus: Implications and Importance to the Decision Making Process

8:30 Elective Laryngectomy for Aspiration: Decision Tree

8:45 Surgical Techniques to Optimize Voice and Swallowing Outcomes in the Extensively Reconstructed Patient

9:10 Total Glossectomy and Laryngoglossectomy: Surgical Considerations for Optimal Speech and Swallowing

9:30 Creating the Ideal Tracheostoma

9:45 The Role of Transoral Robotic Surgery (TORS) and Translaser Management (TLM) of H & N Carcinoma

10:00 Panel Discussion

10:20 Break

10:30 Head and Neck Cancer Genetics and Biomarkers

10:45 Radiation Toxicities and their Impact on Function

11:00 Salivary Gland Transfer

11:15 Evaluation and Management of Esophageal Stenosis

11:30 Lymphedema: Risk Factors, Identification and Treatment Protocols

11:45 Total Laryngectomy: Outcome-based Management at the Cleveland Clinic

12:00 The Modern TL Patient

12:15 Osteoradionecrosis: Current Prevention & Management

12:30 Panel Discussion

12:50 Lunch(Provided)

1:45 Stoma Care and Post Operative use of HME: MEEI Experi-ence

2:10 Review and Impact of Readmission Rates

2:25 Continuum of Care: From Start to Finish

2:50 Implementing Heat & Moisture Exchange Systems (HMEs) in the Acute Care Setting (outcomes) and Long Term Impact on Outpatient Milestones

3:05 Stoma Care: Outcome Data, Standard of Care and Strate-gies for Optimal Transition to Home

3:20 Panel Discussion

3:40 Break

3:50 Trismus: Prevalence, Prevention and Management

4:05 The Role and Risks of Gastrostomy Tubes in H&N Patients

4:20 TEP Candidacy in the Age of Salvage Laryngectomy: The Decision Tree

4:35 Panel Discussion

4:55 Final wrap up (5 mins)

6:30 Meet and Greet

Head and Neck Cancer Symposium for the Advanced Practitioner ... At a Glance

This course is offered for 1.3 ASHA CEUs(Advanced level: Professional Area)

saturday8:00 Dysphagia Boot Camp: Protocols and Outcomes

8:20 TL Fistula Rates comparing two common flap procedures

8:40 Late Rad Effects & Dysphagia

9:00 Speech Swallowing Protocol for Total Glossectomy and Laryngo-glossectomy

9:20 Efficacy of Traditional Swallowing Exercises in the H&N Population

9:40 Dysphagia in the Head & Neck Population: Understand-ing the link to espophageal dysmotility

10:00 Early Feeding in the H & N Population

10:20 Dysphagia and the Use of Manometry after a Total Laryngectomy

10:35 Panel Discussion

10:55 Break

11:05 Vertical Patial Laryngectomy with temproparieto tissue

11:25 Device Lifetime: Risk Factors and Cost-Effective Ap-proaches

11:45 The Extremely Complicated H&N Patient: Special Consid-erations and Treatment Management

12:05 Treatment Protocol with TL

12:20 Panel Discussion

12:40 Break

12:50 Myofascial Release in the H &N population

1:05 Use of a Swallowing App in Dysphagia Treatment

1:25 Purse String Suture Technique

1:40 Panel Discussion

2:00 Final Remarks

This course is supported through an unrestricted educational grant provided by Atos Medical Inc.