2018 QMP Reconstructive Surgery Symposium (Videos)

Comprehensive Updates in Reconstructive Plastic Surgery, Microsurgery, Breast Reconstruction, Craniofacial Surgery, Wound Reconstruction, Flap Surgery, and Complex Soft Tissue Reconstruction

Expand your expertise in modern reconstructive plastic surgery with the 2018 QMP Reconstructive Surgery Symposium, a comprehensive educational program featuring more than 13 hours of expert lectures presented by internationally recognized leaders in reconstructive surgery. Produced by QMP, this premium video series delivers cutting-edge education covering the latest advances, surgical techniques, clinical decision-making, and multidisciplinary approaches in reconstructive surgery.

Originally recorded during the 2018 QMP Reconstructive Surgery Symposium, this educational collection includes 6 DVDs featuring expert presentations, live panel discussions, audience interaction, and practical surgical insights designed to improve outcomes in reconstructive procedures across a wide range of clinical scenarios.

The symposium provides a comprehensive review of reconstructive plastic surgery, including microsurgical reconstruction, breast reconstruction, complex wound management, craniofacial reconstruction, extremity reconstruction, tissue transfer techniques, reconstructive oncology, trauma reconstruction, and aesthetic considerations. Through evidence-based lectures and real-world surgical experience, participants gain practical knowledge applicable to both routine and highly complex reconstructive cases.

Product Details

• Course: 2018 QMP Reconstructive Surgery Symposium
• Provider: QMP
• Original Release: 2018
• Format: Videos (Originally released on 6 DVDs)
• Duration: More than 13 Hours
• Language: English
• Educational Level: Advanced
• Learning Format: Expert Lectures, Surgical Case Discussions, Panel Discussions, Audience Q&A

Course Overview

Reconstructive surgery continues to evolve through advances in microsurgery, perforator flap techniques, tissue engineering, wound management, reconstructive oncology, and multidisciplinary surgical planning. Today's reconstructive surgeons must balance functional restoration, aesthetic outcomes, patient safety, and long-term quality of life while utilizing increasingly sophisticated reconstructive techniques.

The 2018 QMP Reconstructive Surgery Symposium provides an in-depth review of contemporary reconstructive surgery, featuring internationally renowned plastic and reconstructive surgeons sharing practical surgical experience, evidence-based treatment strategies, and technical pearls developed through years of clinical expertise.

Participants benefit from expert-led discussions covering complex reconstructive challenges, advanced flap selection, microsurgical techniques, difficult wound reconstruction, breast reconstruction, craniofacial surgery, trauma reconstruction, and innovations that continue to shape modern reconstructive practice.

What You'll Learn

After completing this course, participants will be able to:

• Apply contemporary reconstructive surgical principles to complex clinical cases.
• Select appropriate flap reconstruction techniques for a variety of defects.
• Optimize microsurgical planning and tissue transfer procedures.
• Improve outcomes in breast, craniofacial, extremity, and oncologic reconstruction.
• Manage complex wounds using evidence-based reconstructive strategies.
• Integrate multidisciplinary planning into reconstructive surgical practice.
• Evaluate reconstructive options based on patient anatomy, functional goals, and aesthetic considerations.
• Apply expert surgical techniques presented by internationally recognized reconstructive surgeons.

Comprehensive Topics Covered

Principles of Reconstructive Surgery

Review the core principles that guide successful reconstructive procedures.

Topics include:

• Reconstructive ladder
• Reconstructive elevator
• Tissue preservation
• Surgical planning
• Patient selection
• Functional reconstruction
• Aesthetic reconstruction

Faculty discuss individualized reconstructive strategies for optimal outcomes.

Microsurgical Reconstruction

Master advanced microsurgical reconstruction techniques.

Topics include:

• Free tissue transfer
• Microsurgical anastomosis
• Perforator flaps
• Vascularized tissue transfer
• Recipient vessel selection
• Microsurgical complications
• Flap monitoring

Breast Reconstruction

Explore modern approaches to breast reconstruction following mastectomy.

Topics include:

• Implant-based reconstruction
• Autologous breast reconstruction
• DIEP flap
• TRAM flap
• Oncoplastic reconstruction
• Symmetry procedures
• Revision surgery

Complex Wound Reconstruction

Develop evidence-based strategies for difficult soft tissue defects.

Topics include:

• Chronic wounds
• Soft tissue defects
• Pressure injuries
• Traumatic wounds
• Infection management
• Tissue coverage
• Negative pressure wound therapy

Flap Surgery

Strengthen flap selection and reconstructive decision-making.

Topics include:

• Local flaps
• Regional flaps
• Free flaps
• Rotation flaps
• Advancement flaps
• Propeller flaps
• Perforator flaps

Faculty review indications, planning, and technical considerations for flap reconstruction.

Craniofacial Reconstruction

Review contemporary reconstructive techniques for head and facial defects.

Topics include:

• Facial reconstruction
• Skull reconstruction
• Orbital reconstruction
• Mandibular reconstruction
• Maxillofacial defects
• Soft tissue reconstruction
• Functional restoration

Extremity Reconstruction

Optimize management of upper and lower limb defects.

Topics include:

• Limb salvage
• Upper extremity reconstruction
• Lower extremity reconstruction
• Trauma reconstruction
• Tendon coverage
• Functional recovery
• Soft tissue reconstruction

Reconstructive Oncology

Enhance reconstruction following cancer surgery.

Topics include:

• Head and neck reconstruction
• Breast cancer reconstruction
• Skin cancer defects
• Soft tissue sarcoma
• Functional preservation
• Multidisciplinary oncology care

Scar Revision & Aesthetic Reconstruction

Improve cosmetic and functional outcomes.

Topics include:

• Scar management
• Revision surgery
• Fat grafting
• Soft tissue contouring
• Functional aesthetics
• Long-term follow-up

Expert Panel Discussions

Benefit from practical surgical experience shared by internationally renowned faculty.

Topics include:

• Challenging reconstructive cases
• Surgical decision-making
• Complication management
• Technical pearls
• Evidence-based surgery
• Audience case discussions

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this educational activity, participants will be able to:

• Apply modern reconstructive surgery principles to complex clinical scenarios.
• Select appropriate microsurgical and flap reconstruction techniques.
• Improve functional and aesthetic outcomes through individualized surgical planning.
• Optimize management of traumatic, oncologic, and congenital defects.
• Incorporate contemporary reconstructive strategies into everyday surgical practice.
• Recognize and manage complications associated with reconstructive procedures.
• Utilize expert technical insights presented by internationally recognized reconstructive surgeons.

Educational Highlights

• Reconstructive Plastic Surgery
• Microsurgery
• Free Flap Reconstruction
• Perforator Flaps
• Breast Reconstruction
• DIEP Flap
• TRAM Flap
• Craniofacial Reconstruction
• Head & Neck Reconstruction
• Extremity Reconstruction
• Limb Salvage
• Wound Reconstruction
• Reconstructive Oncology
• Trauma Reconstruction
• Soft Tissue Reconstruction
• Scar Revision
• Tissue Transfer
• Plastic Surgery
• Functional Reconstruction
• Continuing Medical Education (CME)

Why This Course Stands Out

The 2018 QMP Reconstructive Surgery Symposium brings together internationally recognized leaders in reconstructive plastic surgery for more than 13 hours of high-level educational content. Combining expert lectures with interactive panel discussions and real-world surgical experience, the symposium provides valuable insights into complex reconstructive procedures across multiple subspecialties. Its practical focus on microsurgery, flap reconstruction, oncologic reconstruction, trauma, and functional restoration makes it a highly valuable educational resource for reconstructive surgeons seeking to refine both technical skills and clinical decision-making.

Target Audience

This educational activity is ideal for:

• Plastic Surgeons
• Reconstructive Plastic Surgeons
• Microsurgeons
• Hand Surgeons
• Craniofacial Surgeons
• Breast Reconstruction Surgeons
• Oncoplastic Surgeons
• General Surgeons with Reconstructive Interest
• Head & Neck Surgeons
• Orthopedic Trauma Surgeons
• Surgical Fellows
• Plastic Surgery Residents
• Healthcare Professionals involved in reconstructive surgery

Why Choose This Course?

Whether you specialize in reconstructive plastic surgery, microsurgery, breast reconstruction, craniofacial surgery, trauma reconstruction, or reconstructive oncology, the 2018 QMP Reconstructive Surgery Symposium delivers an outstanding review of contemporary reconstructive techniques from internationally renowned experts. Through practical surgical lectures, multidisciplinary discussions, and evidence-based clinical guidance, participants gain valuable knowledge to enhance surgical planning, improve technical performance, and achieve superior functional and aesthetic outcomes for patients.

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