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Contents
Word of Welcome
Scientific and Organizing Committees
Congress location
Useful information
Program overview
Congress topics
Keynote topics
Congress Program
Awards
Exhibition and industrial partners
Social program

WORD OF WELCOME

shouldbe developed in order to properly

prepare us for the future.

Dear participants,

We hope to meet your needs and interests on

different topics that you can freely choose from
and to offer an opportunityto deepen your
knowledge.

Welcome to the 14th Congress of ECDMFR in

Cluj-Napoca!
It is a great honour and pleasure to host one of
the most important scientific events in oral and
maxillo-facial radiology, due not only to the
quality and quantity of the oral and poster
presentations, the pre- and post-congress
courses, but also to the opportunity to build
research and educational networks in oral
radiology.

Finally, no event would be complete without an

entertaining social programme. The Opening
Ceremony and Welcome Party will be held in a
pleasant atmosphere in the green Central Park
of Cluj-Napoca. There will also be a cocktail with
a traditional Transylvanian dinner and dancing
evening, with wine tasting and other surprises,
in order for you to remember with pleasure our
meeting.

The local Committee and the Scientific

Committee of EADMFR have prepared an
excellent educational programme, on the topic
of Dentomaxillofacial Radiology.

The local committee is extremely grateful to the

Scientific Committee and Junior Committee of
the ECDMFR for their permanent support and
collaboration in organising this scientific event.

The pre-congress course on maxillofacial

ultrasound covers all the applications of
ultrasound systems for dental and maxillofacial
examination with the opportunities for handson experience. The participants will be able to
improve their skills in using ultrasound in
maxillofacial pathology.

The local committee hopes that this congress

will be unforgettable for you.
Enjoy the 14th EADMFR Congress in ClujNapoca!
Mihaela Hedesiu,

Today EADMFR congress is a meeting point for

clinicians, researchers and teachers fromall over
the world!

Congress President

We have selected the congress topics in

accordance with the contemporary situation in
maxillofacial radiology. Without doubt our
speciality is in a period of remarkable change
with adefinite progress from the 2D to 3D
imaging which develops new concepts in
maxillofacial
surgery
and
craniofacial
reconstruction. Also, the scientific programme
aims to help us understand how our education

EADMFR Officers
EADMFR President
Professor Ralf Schulze (Germany) (2014)

Dr. Raluca Roman, Romania

Dr. Oana Almasan, Romania
Dr. Cristian Dinu, Romania
Dr. Iuliu Moldovan, Romania

Vice-President/President Elect:
Kaan Orhan (Turkey) (2014)
Secretary:
Dirk Schulze (Germany)
Treasurer:
Danisia Haba (Romania) (2014)
Immediate Past-President:
Reinhilde Jacobs (Belgium) (2014)
Scientific and Organizing Committees:
President of the Congress
Mihaela Hedesiu
Associate Professor
Department of Maxillofacial Radiology
University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Cluj,
Romania
Tel.: +40 752-028-348
mhedesiu@umfcluj.ro

Prof. Kaan Orhan, OMF Radiologist, Turkey

Dr. Eva Levring Jaghagen, Sweden
Dr. Marius Bud, Romania
Dr. Ondine Lucaciu, Romania
Dr. Bogdan Crisan, Romania
Working Group on Ultrasound Course:
Dr. Rose Ngu, UK
Dr. Jackie Brown, UK
Professor Radu Badea, Romania
Professor Takafumi Hayashi, Japan
Professor Kazimiers Szopinski,Poland
Dr. Carolina Botar, Romania
Dr. Manuela Pop, Romania

Co-Chairperson
Professor Mihaela Baciut
Department of Maxillofacial Surgery
University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Cluj,
Romania
mbaciut@yahoo.com
Scientific committee members:
Professor Danisia Haba, Romania
Professor Guniz Baksi, Turkey
Professor Grigore Baciut, Romania
Associate Professor Horatiu Rotar, Romania
Associate Professor Simion Bran, Romania
Dr. Erwin Berkhout, Netherlands
Dr. Bart Vandenberghe, Belgium

Organizing Secretary:
Isabelle Birot
i.birot@aimgroup.eu
Tel.: +32 2 722 82 33

Honour Committee
Emil Boc
The Mayor of city Cluj Napoca
Immediate Past-Prime Minister of Romania
Professor Dr. Alexandru Irimie
Rector of University of Medicine and Pharmacy
Cluj-Napoca, Romania
Professor Dr. Radu Campian
Dean of Faculty of Dentistry, Cluj Napoca

CONGRESS VENUE
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Congress web site: www.eadmfr.eu

The congress will take place at Grand Hotel

Napoca, near Central Park, 20 minutes from the
airport by bus/taxi and and walking distance
from city center and Sports Arena.

Local Organizing Secretary

eadmfr2014@yahoo.com
Technical secretariat
eadmfr2014@yahoo.com
Emergency Telephones: 112
Health Emergencies: +40 264 961
Municipal Police: +40 264 955; 0264.59.87.84
Traffic Officer: +40 264.44.45.71
Firefighters: +40 264 981
Tourist Office: www.visitcluj.ro;
Trains: +40 264 952
Airport: +40264 307 500
Taxi: 953; +40 264 59 27 27;
Arrange your optional trip by
Wens Tour Company, Cluj Napoca:
www.wens.ro
Cosmina Muresan travel agent
Tel: +40-264-590746/8/9
Fax: +40-264-595755
E-mail: cosmina.muresan@wens.ro
str. Republicii, nr.10, Cluj-Napoca,
400015 Cluj-Napoca, Romania

Congress venue location:

Grand Hotel Napoca
Octavian Goga Str.,
400698,Cluj-Napoca, Romania
Phone: +40 264 580 715
Fax: +40-264-585 627
Mobil: +40-733-410 170
reception@hotelnapoca.ro

Venues Map

USEFUL INFORMATION
Cluj-Napoca International Airport is situated
around 10 km from the city centre. You can
reach the city from the airport by bus, taxi or
hotel shuttle.

Program Overview

Program Overview
Day 1: Wednesday, June 25: Pre-congress US Course
08.0009.00

Registration

09.0009.30

Introduction to US & Anatomy of head and neck

(Prof Dr. R. Badea, Romania)

09.3009.45

Introduction to US & Anatomy of head and neck

(Dr. Rose Ngu & Dr. Jackie Brown,UK)

09.3009.45

Demonstration -US anatomy of the oral cavity

(Dr. Takafumi Hayashi, Japan)

9.4510.00

Hands-on: Anatomy
(Working group on US Course)

11.0011.20

Coffee break

11.2011.35

Pathology of the oral cavity

(Dr. Takafumi Hayashi, Japan)

11.3512.05

Pathology of the head and neck

(Dr. Rose Ngu, UK)

12.0512.35

Elastography
(Dr. Manuleal Pop &Dr. Carolina Botar, Romania)

12.3513.35

Lunch

13.35 15.00

Hands-on:
maxillofacial pathology
(Working group on US Course)

15.0015.20

Coffee break

15.2015.35

US/FNAC (Dr. Rose Ngu, UK)

15.3516.45

Hands-on US FNAC
(Working group on US Course)

16.4517.00
18.30

DISCUSSION AND FEEDBACK

Welcome party
Centru de Cultura Urbana Cluj-Napoca CASINO

10.3011.00
11.0012.00

12.0013.00
14.0015.00
14.0015.30

15.3017.30
15.3016.00
16.0017.30

Thursday, June 26
Keynote 1: SKULL BASE AND TEMPORAL BONE SECTIONAL ANATOMY
(Professor Dr. Nadine Martin-Duverneuil, Collge Mdecine des Hpitaux de Paris, France)
OP Session 1A:TMJ part I
(Chairs: Kaan Orhan, Ralf Schulze)
OP Session 1B:Dosimetry
(Chairs:Karin Nsstrm, Xie Qi Shi)
Coffee Break
Poster session 1 (Chairs: Filiz Pekiner, Deimante Ivanauskaite, Yoritaka Yotsui, Danisia Haba)
OP Session 2A:Ultrasound
(Chair: Rose Ngu, Takafumi Hayashi)
OP Session 2B:Education and teleradiology
(Chairs: Christina Lindh, Dirk Schulze)
An European curricula for oral radiology
(Chairs: Bjrn Bamse Mork-Knutsen, Ralf Schulze, Kaan Orhan, Dan Colosi)
Industrial Partners Forum(Room3)
OP Session 3A: Implants and bone quality assessment
(Chairs: Jackie Brown, Jan Ahlqvist)
OPSession 3B:Cephalometrics, orthodontics
(Anni Suomalainen, Michael M. Bornstein)
CC meeting (Room3)

19.00

Coffee Break
Poster session 2 (Chairs: Ibrahim Nasseh,Anda Muntean, Maria Silva, Hanna Sal)
OP Session 4A: Medical Image Processing and Medical Data Management I
(Chairs:Reinier Hoogeveen, Ruben Pauwels)
OP Session 4B: Craniofacial diagnosis
(Chairs: Bjrn Bamse Mork-Knutsen, Nadine Martin-Duverneuil)
Cocktail party: Traditional Romanian Dinner (Boema restaurant on Iuliu Maniu Street, no. 34)

Day3

Friday, June 27

09.0009.45

Keynote 2: HOW TO WRITE A SCIENTIFIC PAPER

(Professor Dr. Ralf Schulze, University of Mainz, Germany)

09.4510.30

OP Session 5A: TMJ part II

(Chairs: Douglas Lovelock, Reinhard E.Friedrich)
OP Session 5B: Medical Image Processing and Medical data management II
(Chairs: Gang Li, Madeleine Rohlin)
EC meeting

10.0011.00
10.30-

Coffee Break

Program Overview

Day2:
09.0009.45
09.4510.30

Program Overview

11.00
11.0012.00

Poster session 3 (Ulkem Aydin, Daniel Benchimol, Peruze Celenk, Cristian Dinu)
OP Session 6A: Endodontic imaging
(Chairs: Ann Wenzel, Kazimiers Szopinski)
OP Session 6B:Morphology and craniofacial diagnosis
(Chairs: Kostas Tsiklakis, Mihaela Baciut)

12.0013.00
14.0014.45
14.4515.30

Junior film reading session

Chairs: Kaan Orhan, Eva Levring Jghagen,Linda Arvidsson
Keynote 3: RADIOBIOLOGY
(Dr. Sarah Baatout, SCKCEN, Belgium)
OP Session 7A: Oral Presentation Awards session
(Chairs:Kaan Orhan, Bart Vandenberghe)
OP Session 7B: CBCT in dentistry
(Chairs: Reinhilde Jacobs, Sarah Baatout)
Coffee Break
Poster session 4(Chairs: Nils Kadesj, Samuel Zeichner, Raluca Roman, Oana Almasan)
General Assembly

15.3016.00
16.0017.30
19.00

Gala dinner and wine tasting

(DaVinci restaurant)

Day4

Saturday, June 28

09.0010.00

Keynote 4: RAPID PROTOTYPING TECHNOLOGIES AND THEIR MEDICAL APPLICATIONS

(Dr.Horatiu Rotaru, UMF Cluj, Romania)

10.0010.30

Coffee Break
Poster session 5 (Chairs: Senrong Qi ,Zahra Dalili Kajan, Marius Bud, Ondine Lucaciu)

10.3012.00

OPSession 8 A Free topics

(Chairs: Francois Gabioud, Dobo-Nagy Csaba)
OPSession 8 B Free topics
(Chairs:Anastasia Mistea,Dan Colosi)
Closing Ceremony

12.0012.30
12.3014.00

Farewell party

Congress Topics:
Pre-congress course:

General Interest
Craniofacial Diagnosis
Dosimetry
Education
Systematic Review

The pre-congress course covers all the

applications of maxillofacial ultrasound with
opportunities for hands-on experience.

Modality
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o

Location: Napoca Hotel, Athena Conference

room , Cluj, Romania
Number of participants: max 60 participants

2D Imaging
CBCT
CT
MRI
PET/SPECT
Ultrasound
Visible Light

Working group on ultrasound presentation and

hands-on:
Dr. Rose Ngu, UK
Professor Radu Badea, Romania
Dr. Jackie Brown, UK
Dr. Carolina Botar, Romania
Professor Takafumi Hayashi, Japan
Dr.Manuela Pop, Romania
Professor Kazimiers Szopinski,Poland
Dr. Nicolae Rednic, Romania
Dr.Mihai Socaciu Liliana Chiorean, Romania
Dr. Attila Tamas-Szora, Romania
Dr. Mihai Moale, Romania
Dr. Raluca Roman, Romania

Special indication
o
o
o
o

Cephalometrics
Bone Quality Assessment
Salivary Gland
TMJ

Medical Image Processing

o
o
o
o
o

Computer Assisted Diagnosis

Digital Image Processing /
Filtering
Image
Display/Artifact
Reduction
Image-Guided
Surgery
/
Robotics / Augmented Reality
Mathematical
Modeling
/
Computer Aided Manufacturing

o
o
o

DICOM / HL7
PACS / HIS / RIS
Teleradiology / Data Transfer

Congress topics

Medical Data
Management

An application has been made to the

EACCME for CME accreditation of this
event.

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Congress topics

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Course in MaxillofacialUltrasound
June 25, 2014

Keynotes
HOW

TO

WRITE

SCIENTIFIC

RAPID PROTOTYPING TECHNOLOGIES AND

THEIR MEDICAL APPLICATIONS

PAPER

Prof. Dr. Ralf Schulze

Keynotes

Horatiu Rotaru

University Medical Center of the Johannes

Gutenberg-University of Mainz, Mainz,
Germany

Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery,

"Iuliu Hatieganu" University of Medicine and
Pharmacy, Cluj-Napoca, Romania

In the light of more and more open-source

journals, changes of Editorial policy and also
potentially reviewer priorities and an ever
increasing rate of submitted manuscripts on a
world-wide scale, it has become more difficult
for authors to prepare their manuscripts.
Quality criteria become more and more
important. It all starts with a well-designed
research addressing an interesting and up-todate topic. Finally a well-written, clearly
structured and conclusive manuscript should
result that gets the information across to the
readership. The most suitable journal has to be
selected, and criteria have to be identified that
trigger this decision.

Defined as a group of technologies capable to

produce physical models and parts from a CAD
dataset through an additive process, rapid
prototyping (RP) represents today an everyday
tool in engineering. Since their dawn in 1986,
rapid prototyping technologies evolved quickly
from an experimental process to a billion-euros
industry.
Medicine embraced these technologies soon
after their launch. Nowadays, from 3D models
generation for diagnostic use to custom-made
implant fabrication, these technologies are
widely used in medical departments.
The present lecture will give an overview of
these RP technologies for the medical use, with
examples from clinical practice.

This lecture discusses novel developments from

the publishing domain as well as the important
criteria that scientific manuscripts that should
meet in order to enhance quality of manuscripts
and chances to become accepted for
publication.

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SKULL BASE AND TEMPORAL BONE SECTIONAL

ANATOMY

WHAT CAN RADIOBIOLOGY BRING TO THE

DENTO-MAXILLOFACIAL RADIOLOGY?

Radiobiology Unit, Belgian Nuclear Research

Centre,SCKCEN

Collge Medecine des Hpitaux de Paris,

France

The use of radiation in medicine has led to

major improvements in the diagnosis and
treatment of human diseases. As the benefits
for patients gain recognition, the use of
radiation in medicine increases. Its worldwide
increasing use has led to increasing concerns
regarding the potential subsequent effects from
exposure to ionizing radiation. Therefore, it is
important to address the health risks of low
doses of ionising radiation such as those that
are encountered in the environment,
occupationally and in the course of medical
diagnostic
procedures
through
the
development of sensitive tools in genetics, for
example. Radiation sensitivity being, among
others, related to the genetic background and
to age, studies on the particular sensitivity of
children and fetuses are of utmost importance.
Indeed, children and fetus sensitivity to
radiation is much greater than that of adults
because cells still have to divide for the body to
develop and so there is an associated risk in the
long term of contracting cancer or other
diseases.
Given the millions of dental radiography
worldwide, there is a need through research to
increase our understanding of the molecular
pathogenesis of radiation effect following

The skull base is in essence a frontier region. Its

intricate anatomy and pathology are an integral
part of its imaging difficulties. If its tumoral
pathology is often reported, the diversity
of presentations reflects the complexity of this
region. Indeed, if we try to take place in a
semiological diagnostic vision and if we exclude
the quite well-known schwannomas or the
classical presentation - frontal, middle and
posterior fossa - , it appears fast that the
description of the tumoral pathology becomes
quite difficult.
It reflects indeed its osseous, vascular and
nervous components, and thus, its quite
numerous tumoral varieties.
Its false apparent tumoral rarity, joined to a not
rare atypical clinical presentation can easily lead
to a lesional underestimation. This is
emphasized by the fact, that this region is also
situated at the frontier of numerous clinicosurgical specialities.
Imaging is so situated in a major diagnostic
crossroad where CT and MRI must be precisely
centred on the detection and evaluation of the
lesion.

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Keynotes

Prof Sarah Baatout,

Nadine Martin-Duverneuil

Keynotes

dental exposure, find ways of predicting those

patients likely to suffer with long-term side
effects, develop new approaches for their
improvement and decrease radiation exposure.
In particular, innovative tools in molecular
radiogenomics through the use of highhtroughput technologies among others in
genetics, epigenetics and proteomics will allow
us to better understand the influence of the
genetic background of the patient in terms of
radiation
response.
Acknowledgements: EU FP7 EPI-CT grant
agreement n269912, EU FP7 DoReMi Network
of Excellence (grant agreement: 249689).

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Scientific programme
Day 1: Wednesday, June 26

08.0009.00

Registration

09.0009.30

Introduction to US & Anatomy of head and neck

(Prof Dr. R. Badea, Romania)

09.3009.45

Introduction to US & Anatomy of head and neck

(Dr. Rose Ngu & Dr. Jackie Brown,UK)

09.3009.45

Demonstration -US anatomy of the oral cavity

(Prof. Dr. Takafumi Hayashi, Japan)

9.4510.00

Hands-on: Anatomy
(Working group on US Course)

11.2011.35

Pathology of the oral cavity

(Prof.Dr. Takafumi Hayashi, Japan)

11.3512.05

Pathology of the head and neck

(Dr. Rose Ngu, UK)

12.0512.35

Elastography
(Dr. Manuela Pop &Dr. Carolina Botar, Romania)

13.35 15.00

Hands-on: maxillofacial pathology

(Working group on US Course)

15.2015.35

US/FNAC (Dr. Rose Ngu, UK)

15.3516.45

Hands-on US FNAC
(Working group on US Course)

16.4517.00

DISCUSSION AND FEEDBACK

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Scientific Programme

Pre-congress course

ORAL SESSIONS
Day2:

Thursday, June 26

OP 1A: TMJ part I(Chairs: Kaan Orhan, Ralf Schulze)

9.50: Morphological CBCT and functional axiographical evaluation of the temporomandibular joint in
orthognathic surgery patients (A. Botos, Romania)
10.00: Temporomandibular joint: Follow-up studies with emphasis on internal derangement (Yoritaka
Yotsui, Japan)
10.10: Petrotympanic morphology and malleus position in disc displacements (Oana Almasan, Romania)
OP 1B: Dosimetry (Chairs: Karin Nsstrm, Xie Qi Shi)
9.50: Shielding Effect of Thyroid Collar for Digital Panoramic Radiography (Gang Li, China)
10.00: Quality control and patient exposure in Intraoralradiography (Erwin Berkhout, Netherlands)
10.10: Effect of time between exposures on CBCT voxel value variation (Erik Gotfredsen, Denmark)
10.20: TLD based evaluation of effective doses from a CBCT device using an implemented dose
reduction mode (Dennis Rottke, Germany)
OP 2A: Ultrasound (Chairs: R. Ngu, H. Takafumi)
11.00: Dental Applications in Three Dimensional Terahertz (THz) Imaging (Kivanc Kamburoglu, Turkey)
11.10: Quantitative elastography using ARFI of the submandibular and parotid glands. Variations
between normal findings and after radiation therapy(Alexandru Badea, Romania)
11.20: Ultrasound assessment of the distal segment of Whartons Duct - landmarks, anatomy and pitfalls
(Chris Greenall, U.K)
11.30: 20MHz ultrasound imaging of periodontal system (Radu Chifor, Romania)
11.40: The diagnostic value of real-time sonoelastography for differentiation between benign and
metastatic cervical lymph nodes (Manuela Lenghel, Romania)
11.50: Pain in the neck? A study of patient pain during ultrasound guided fine needle aspirate biopsy of
lesions in the head and neck region (Chris Greenall, UK)
OP 2B: Education and teleradiology (Chairs: Christina Lindh, Dirk Schulze)
11.00: Effective E-Learning in Radiology (Samuel Zeichner, U.S.A)
11.10: Fate of vital abutment teeth to the fixed prosthetic restorations performed by dental students:
results after three years. (Nilufer Ersan, Turkey)
11.20: About communication in dento-maxillofacial Radiology (Francois Gabioud, Switzerland)
11.30: How to set up a Teaching File System (TFS) for under- and postgraduate education in DMFR (Dirk
Schulze, Germany)
11.40: The application of telemedicine system in Laos (Ken-Ichiro Ejima, Japan)
11.50: Accuracy of three dimensional imaging techniques for pre-operative periodontal diagnosis in oral
implantology: a CBCT study (Diana Monica Preda, Romania)

Oral Sessions

OP 3A: Implants and bone quality (Chairs: Jackie Brown, Jan Ahlqvist)
14.00: Bone quality evaluation at dental implant site using multislice CT, micro-CT, and cone beam CT
(Azin Parsa, Netherlands)
14.10: The impact of premature birth on mandibular cortical bone of children (Christina Lindh, Sweden)

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14.20: 2D linear vs 3D volumetric assessment of bone grafts in the aesthetic zone: validation of a novel
3D approach (Bart Vandenberghe, Belgium)
14.30: Assessment of bone quantity and quality in CBCT-images prior to dental implant treatment.
(Parisa Tarakameh, Sweden)
14.40: Pre-implant treatment planning concerning augmentation procedures: Panoramic images versus
Cone Beam Computed tomography-scans (Dorothea Dagassan-Berndt, Switzerland)
14.50: Mandibular cortical width measurement on cone beam computed tomography (Fusun Yasar,
Turkey)
15.00: The role of cone-beam computed tomography in the imaging guided implantology for the
analyzing,planning and placement of dental implants (Mahendra Patait, India)
15.10: Agreement between dental cone-beamed computed tomography and histomorphometry in
analyzing peri-implant bone architecture (Yan Huang, Belgium)
15.20: Can the bone stress around implants be predicted from cone-beam computed tomography
image-based 3D finite element models? (Roxana Stegaroiu, Japan)

OP 4A Medical image processing and Image quality (Chairs:Reinier Hoogeveen, Ruben

Pauwels)
16.00: Objective assessment of relationship between patients head positioning and panoramic image
quality (Piotr Regulski, Poland)
16.10: Impact of motion artifacts on CBCT image quality: a pilot study (Ann Wenzel, Denmark)
16.20: 3D analysis of the pharyngeal airway morphology and growth changes in Vietnamese people (Nga
Nguyen, France)
16.30: Image quality assessment of CBCT units using the SEDENTEXiq phantom and the accompanying
software (Nikos Markis, Greece)
16.40: Accessory mental foramina detection by cone beam CT in Indian population (Prashant Jaju, India)
16.50:Frequency and indications for the use of cone beam computed tomography for implant treatment
planning in a specialty clinic (Michael Bornstein, Switzerland)
17.00: Image quality with different volume sizes in a CBCT machine (Ibrahim Nasseh, Lebanon)
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Oral Sessions

OP 3B: Cephalometrics, orthodontics(Chairs: Anni Suomalainen, Michael M. Bornstein)

14.00: The influence of using 2D cephalometry on orthodontic treatment outcome (Ana Durao)
14.10: Evaluation of maxillary and mandibular supernumerary teeth using cone beam computed
tomography (Michael M. Bornstein, Swizerland)
14.20: Assessing the validity and reproducibility of cephalometric measurements using 3 cephalometric
software and conventional hand tracing-a pilot study (Anca Mesaros, Romania)
14.30: Shielding the tyroid region from primary beam in orthodontic lateral cephalography (Reinier C.
Hoogeveen, Netherland)
14.40: CBCT evaluation of nasopalatine canal morphology in relation to cephalometric norms of a group
of Turkish adult population(Murat Icen,Turkey)
14.50: 3D Cephalometric analysis performed on CBCT vs digital cephalograms (Oana Florina Ladunca,
Romania)
15.00: The most common methods for imagistic evaluation in Orthodontics (Anca Porumb, Romania)
15.10: Comparative evaluation of the Rapid Palatal Expansion zone using ultrasonography and
conventional radiography (Ibrahim Sevki Bayrakdar, Turkey)
15.20: Visual diagnostic template for prediction of treatment difficulty of impacted maxillary canine
(Deimante Ivanauskaite, Lithuania)

17.10: Radiographic evaluation of the mental nerve - anterior loop: Prevalence, length and safety zone
(Silvina Friedlander Barenboim,Israel)
OP 4B: Craniofacial diagnosis (Chairs: Bjrn Bamse Mork-Knutsen, Nadine Martin-Duverneuil)
16.00: Individualized CBCT planning of mandibular and maxillary reconstruction using free fibular flap
(Cristian Dinu, Romania)
16.10: The prevalence of tonsilolliths and other soft tissue calcifications in patients attending OMFR
clinic of the University of Iowa (Babatunde Bamgbose, Nigeria)
16.20: Pictorial review of temporal bone lesion on CT/CBCT (Csaba Csutak, Romania)
16.30: Sinus pathology as occult disease in cone beam CT scans for routine dental assessment: a review
of 14760 scans (Antigone Delantoni, Greece)
16.40: CBCT assessment of anatomic variants of sino-nasal cavities in patients with sinusitis (Raluca
Roman, Romania)
16.50: Calcium quantity in carotid plaques; association to degree of stenosis and detectability in
panoramic radiographs (Maria Garoff, Sweden)
17.00: Imaging diagnosis of the orbit (Mihaela Baciut, Romania)
17.10: Ear trauma in lateral impact on isolated temporal bones (Aranka Ilea, Romania)
17.20: Imaging of maxillary lesions involving the anterior skull base (Danisia Haba, Romania)

Day3

Friday, June 27

OP 5A: TMJ part II(Chairs: Douglas Lovelock, Reinhard E.Friedrich)

9.50: Relationship between bifid mandibular condyle and articular disc position on MRI (Husniye
Dimirturk Kocasarac, Turkey)
10.00: Comparison between clinical examination and axiography, ultrasound and MRI in assessing TMJ
status (Daniel Talmaceanu, Romania)
10.10: Preliminary study on the relationship between premature loss of temporary teeth and condylar
asymmetry. (Eduard Radu Cernei, Romania)
10.20: Evaluation of the articular eminence and condyle morphology on CBCT (Erdogan Fisekcioglu,
Turkey)

Oral Sessions

Op 5B: Medical image processing and Image quality II (Chairs: Gang Li, Madeleine Rohlin)
9.50: Automated implant segmentation in cone-beam CT using edge detection and particle counting
(Ruben Pauwels, Belgium)
10.00: Assessment of metal artifact reduction tool in cone beam computed tomography (Kostas
Syrinopoulos, Netherlands)
10.10: Bisecting-angle technique taken with rectangular cone and collimator (Alejandra Rubio, Chile)
10.20: Accuracy and reproducibility of landmarks identification using different versions of Romexis
software (Oana Florina Ladunca, Romania)
OP 6A: Endodontic imaging(Chairs: Ann Wenzel, Kazimiers Szopinski)
11.00: Comparative study of cone beam CT equipments in the visualization of root canal system (Bence
Tamas Szabo, Hungary)

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11.10: Root canal assessment of mandibular incisors in Indian population using CONE BEAM CT
(Prashant Jaju, India)
11.20: Micro-Computed Tomography evaluation of root canal preparation with Protaper next and one
shape in maxillary molars (Diana Berechet, Romania)
11.30: Validation of dental vitality and reperfusion by 3T MRI after dental trauma in children (Alexandre
Assaf, Germany)
11.40: Influence of voxel size of cone beam computed tomography for the detection of simulated root
perforation (Maria Silva G. Alves, Brazil)
11.50: A comparison of cone beam computed tomography and conventional radiographic systems for
the diagnosis and management of endodontic pathology (Diana Monica Preda, Romania)

OP 6B: Craniofacial diagnosis and Morphology (Chairs: Kostas Tsiklakis, Mihaela Baciut)
11.00: Extra- and intracranial calcifications depicted within the course of Internal Carotid Artery in
adults Cone Beam CT images (Spyros Damaskos, Greece)
11.10: The relationship between the lumbar spine bone mineral density and the mandibular bone
quality in diabetic patients (Alexandru Nemtoi, Romania)
11.20: Dental age estimation based on third molars in children with isolated Cleft Lip Palate (Anastasia
Mistea, Greece)
11.30: Temporal bone fractures - CT correlations (Anca Butnaru, Romania)
11.40: Tumors and pseudotumors of the pterygopalatine fossa (Mihaela Hedesiu,Romania)
11.50: Pneumatic Spaces of the Zygomatic Arch on Computed Tomograms (Reinhard E. Friedrich,
Germany)

OP 7B: CBCT in dentistry (Chairs: Reinhilde Jacobs, Sarah Baatout)

14.50: Radiographic examination before surgical intervention of mandibular third molars among
randomly selected general dental clinics (Louise Hauge Matzen, Denmark)
15.00: Economic implications of routine CBCT examination before surgical intervention of the lower
third molar in the Danish population. (Lars Bo Petersen, Denmark)
15.10: Radiographic dental age estimation according to Nollas method: inter-observer agreement.
(Andreas Tsounis, Greece)
15.20: Ethical aspects, knowledge and attitudes toward cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) in
Romanian OMF and Dentoalveolar Surgeons and Residents (Ana Gabriela Benghiac, Romania)

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Oral Sessions

OP 7A: Oral Presentation Awards(Chairs: Kaan Orhan, Bart Vandenberghe)

14.50: DiPaolo reloaded in 3D (Adrienn Dobai, Hungary)
15.00: Accuracy of different cone-beam CT devices for trabecular bone structure analysis: an in vitro
study (Jeroen Van Dessel, Belgium)
15.10: Radiographic observers ability to recognize patient movement during CBCT (Rubens Spin-Neto,
Denmark)

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Saturday, June 28

OP 8B: Free topics(Chairs: Anastasia Mistea,Dan Colosi)

10.30: Financial efficiency estimation for dental radiology laboratory (Sorana Crisan, Romania)
10.40: Influence of lead apron shielding on absorbed doses from Cone Beam Computed Tomography
(Dennis Rottke, Germany)
10.50: The accuracy of digital ortopantomography measurements in comparison to the conventional
tomography (Mircea Suciu, Romania)
11.00: Radiation protection in dental medicine-a statistical study (Maria Alexandra Dumitrescu,
Romania)
11.10: Assessment of misfit between tooth and restoration in metal-restored teeth using conventional
and digital radiography (Gabriela Salantino Liedke, Brazil)
11.20: Statistical Errors in Medical Articles (Daniel Leucuta, Romania)
11.30: Oral radiology meeting young customers needs. A case of content marketing in Romania (Anca
Constantinescu-Dobra, Romania)
11.40: Effects of aging on trabecular bone structure and image analysis (Fusun Yasar, Turkey)
11.50: Radiographic assessment of mesiodistal axial canine angulation in orthodontic patients
(Alexandrina Muntean, Romania)
12.00: Three-dimensional cephalometry on mices skull (Dobo-Nagy Csaba, Hungary)

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Poster Sessions

Oral Sessions

OP 8A: Free topic (Chairs: Francois Gabioud, Dobo-Nagy Csaba)

10.30: The comparison of metal artifacts among common metal orthodontic brackets in MRI (Zahra
Dalili Kajan, Iran)
10.40:Prevalence of Ponticulus posticus in Israeli orthodontic patients (Anna Pikovsky, Israel)
10.50: Osteochondroma of the mandibular condyle: a case report(Derya Icoz, Turkey)
11.00: T-cell lymphoma mimicking a dental abscess (Husniye Demirturk Kacasarac,Turkey)
11.10: Assessment of the relationship between tobacco smoking and radiographic periapical status using
panoramic radiography (Gaye Keser, Turkey)
11.20: Ameloblastoma of the maxilla (Husniye Demirturk Kacasarac,Turkey)
11.30: Investigating the compliance of age determined by evaluating the root developmental stages on
panoramic radiographs and chronological age (Burcu Apaydin, Turkey)
11.40:Radiographic features in dento-maxillo-facial area of patients with beta thalassemia (Ioanna Siska,
Greece)
11.50: The position of mental foramen in relation to mandibular premolars and molars on panoramic
radiographs in South Indian population-a hospital study (Akhilanand Chaurasia, India)
12.00: Solitary eosinophilic granuloma of the facial bones: report of two cases and literature review
(Iuliu Moldovan,Romania)

POSTER SESSIONS
Day2:

Thursday, June 26

Poster session 1: 10.30-11.00(Chairs: Filiz Pekiner, Deimante Ivanauskaite, Yoritaka Yotsui, Danisia Haba)

Poster Sessions

P1.CBCT: Unveiling the three dimensional structure of lesions of oral and maxillofacial region, Travel
Grant poster (Apeksha Mainali, Nepal)
P2.Comparative evaluation of bone regeneration using CBCT and healing score. Research Award- poster
(Ondine Lucaciu, Romania)
P3.Tooth segmentation and replica fabrication with different CBCT machines. Research Award- poster
(Maryam Shahbazian, Belgium)
P4.2D vs 3D Volumetric assessment of mandibular bone resorption after tooth extraction Research
Award- poster (Livia Corpas, Belgium)
P5. Intraobserver reliability of different 2D cephalometric softwares: A retrospective study. Research
Award- poster (Oana - Florina Ladunca (Rusu),Romania)
P6. Accuracy of intraoral optical scanners compared to conventional extraoral scanning for implant
position determination. Research Award- poster (Margarit Khachatryan, Belgium)
P7. Simulation of airflow in the upper airway at obstructive sleep apnea by particle image velocimetry: A
preliminary study (Hui Chen, Netherlands)
P8. An investigation of relative signal intensity of MR images in retrodiscal tissue and lateral pterygoid
muscle in patients with temporomandibular joint (Zahra Ghoncheh, Iran)
P9. Idiopathic osteosclerosis of the jaws: Dental Volumetric Tomography findings (Arzu Demir, Turkey)
P10. Comparative evaluation of chronologic age stages according to hand and wrist bones, cervical
vertabrae and dental maturation stages using hand-wrist radiography and CBCT (Tugba Unver, Turkey)
P11.Elongated styloid process of Eagle syndrome patient: a case report
P12.A comparative study of implant stability measured by Periotest and fractal dimension of alveolar
bone at the implant site (Tomasz Kulczyk, Poland)
P13. Three dimensional assessment of the nasal and pharyngeal airway in individuals with nonsyndromic cleft lip and palate (Alexandru Nemtoi, Romania)
P14. Morphological analysis of the mandibular midline by CT images (Rieko Asaumi, Japan)
P15. Craniofacial characteristics of acromegaly patients (Derya Yildirim, Turkey)
P16.CT imaging of craniofacial fibrous dysplasia: a case report (Zerrin Erzurumlu, Turkey)
P17. Quality of digital periapical radiographs obtained by undergraduate dental students (Erdogan
Fisekcioglu, Turkey)
P18. A retrospective analysis of prevalence and characteristics of pre-eruptive intracoronal resorption in
the permanent dentition: A multicenter study (Gzde Canitezer, Turkey)
P19.Congenitally missing maxillary first permanent molars with severe oligodontia: an unusual case
report (Gzde Canitezer, Turkey)
P20.Validation of treatment difficulty prediction of impacted maxillary canine (Akvile Bernotiene,
Lithuania)
P21. Applications of Cone Beam Computed tomography in fractures of the maxillo-facial complex
(Marcel Noujeim, USA)
P22.Patient satisfaction with radiology in small children orthodontics (Madalina Cotiu, Romania)

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Poster session 2: 15.30-16.00(Chairs: Ibrahim Nasseh,Anda Muntean, Maria Silva, Hanna Sal)
P23. Ultrasound examinations of superficial lesions of oral mucosa and maxillofacial soft tissues (T.
Katarzyna Rozylo, Poland)
P24. CBCT and USG findings of a case of follicular type Adenomatoid Odontogenic Tumour (Fatma
alayan, Turkey)
P25.Experimental investigation of the periodontal complex using 40 Mhz Ultrasonography (Adela
Zimbran, Romania)
P26. Dental education history in Taiwan (Li-Min Lin,Taiwan)
P27.The course of the incisive branches of mandibular canal - clinical and cadaveric study with CBCT,
MRI (Taisuke Kawai,Japan)
P28.Effective radiation dose of a NewTom5G cone-beam CT, using different dental protocols (Nils
Kadesj, Sweden)
P29.Temporal Bone pneumatisation: a computed tomography study of Pneumatized Articular Tubercle
(Pegah Bronoosh, Iran)
P30.Significance of intraoral elastography in the evaluation of muscular invasion of tongue carcinoma
(Takafumi HAYASHI, Japan)
P31.Evaluation of CBCT as a diagnostic tool in maxillofacial space infections (Alexandru Nemtoi,
Romania)
P32.Cone Beam Computed Tomography findings of bisphosphonate induced osteonecrosis of jaws
(Alper Sinanoglum, Turkey)
P33. Unilateral facial nerve paralysis resulting from an infected mandibular third molar: a case report
(Mukadder Orhan, Turkey)
P34. Multiple soft tissue calcifications with hyperparathyroidism: a case report (Ozlem Gormez,Turkey)
P35.A study of the intra-operator reproducibility in the grading of dental radiographs (Andrew
MacInnes, United Kingdom)
P36.The osseous changes of the jaws of patients with chronic renal failure (Fatma alayan, Turkey)
P37.CT and MR Imaging of Stafne's Bone Cavities (Imge Sapanci, Turkey)
P38.The frequency of non-syndromic distomolar teeth in Greek population sample: a preliminary study
(Angeliki Papachatzopoulou, Greece)
P39.Fibro-osseous lesion of craniofacial bones: an unusual case report (Ozlem Gormez, Turkey)
P40.Assessment of titanium implant artifact in CBCT imaging (Laura Neimane, Latvia)
P41.CBCT in examination of maxillary and mandibular canine impaction (Ana Elena Petcu, Romania)
P42.Comparison of linear measurements from several lateral cephalometric techniques (Pisha
Pittayapat, Belgium)
P43. Anestezia for radiologic examination:MRI and CT-scan in children, preliminary date ( leana Mitre,
Romania)

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Friday, June 27

Poster session 3: 10.30-11.00(Chairs: Ulkem Aydin, Daniel Benchimol, Peruze Celenk, Cristian Dinu)

P44. A survey of staff education on Cone Beam Computed Tomography (Suzanna Loh, United Kingdom)
P45.Most common errors in practical examination in dentomaxillofacial radiology (Piotr Regulski,
Poland)
P46.Comparison of mandibular bone micro-architecture between microCT and cone-beam CT images
(Soontra Panmekiate, Thailand)
P47.Comparison of CBCT and micro-CT for bone measurements (Paulo Figueiredo, Brazil)
P48.Experimental and clinical assessment of three-dimensional cephalometry a systematic review
(Tomasz Smektaa, Poland)
P49.Three-dimensional evaluation of maxillary sinus septa for implant placement based on cone beam
computed tomography medical imaging (Eliza Dragan, Romania)
P50.Importance of central position of medium sized CBCT field of view during diagnostic procedures in
orofacial region (Tomislav Lauc, Croatia)
P51.CT display of simple bone cyst in the mandible: report of an unusual case (Zerrin Erzurumlu, Turkey)
P52.Cytogenetic modifications induced by computed tomography-derived low-doses of irradiation in
human leukocytes (Piroska Virag, Romania)
P53. Evaluation of sphenoid sinus anatomical variations using Cone Beam Computed Tomography (Kaan
Orhan, Turkey)
P54.Gender and age differences in frontal sinus anatomic variations detected by Cone Beam Computed
Tomography (Kaan Orhan ,Turkey)
P55.CBCT evaluation of the paranasal sinuses in the asthmatic patients (Danisia Haba, Romania)
P56. Morphological evaluations of the anterior loop of the Angle Class patients - clinical and
cadaveric study (Yasuo Kumazawa, Japan)
P57.Evaluation of condylar bony changes in the temporomandibular region by using CBCT (Mehmet
Oguz Borahan, Turkey)
P58.Analysis of impacted canine-associated root resorption with Cone Beam CT (Junji Xu, China)
P59.Role of Cone-Beam CT in canine transmigration (T. Katarzyna Rozylo, Poland)
P60.Prevalence of radix entomolaris and radix paramolaris of mandibular molars in radiography (T.
Katarzyna Rozylo, Poland)
P61.CBCT evaluation of styloid process (T. Katarzyna Rozylo, Poland)
P62.Peripheral ossifying fibroma of the mandible: a case report (Elif Bilgir, Turkey)
P63.The value of diagnosing obstructive diseases of salivary gland with Cone Beam CT and CBCT
sialography (Senrong Qi, China)
P64. Bibliometric analyses of four oral and maxillofacial radiology journals (Ulkem Aydin, Turkey)

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Poster Sessions

Poster session 4: 15.30-16.00(Chairs: Nils Kadesj, Raluca Roman, Samuel Zeichner, Oana Almasan)

P65.Clinical and Magnetic Resonance Imaging evaluation of degenerative changes in

temporomandibular disorders (Sebnem Yalcinkaya, Turkey)
P66.Associations of disc displacement, degenerative changes and joint effusion: An MRI study (Sebnem
Yalcinkaya, Turkey)
P67.The effect of maxillomadibular advancement and genioplasty on the pharyngeal airway - a
cephalometric evaluation (Maria Silva, Brazil)
P68.Evaluation of distolingual canal/roots in mandibular molars and mesiobuccal canals in maxillary
molars in Turkish individuals by cone-beam CT (Filiz Namdar Pekiner, Turkey)
P69.Comparing two retrospective revisions of radiography forms in dental school (Elisa Parraguez, Chile)
P70.An approach to a case of giant fibrous dysplasia in maxilla (Hilal Peker Ozturk, Turkey)
P71.Diagnostic imaging of periapical lesions using CBCT scan with and without image processing
P72.Fractal dimension and mandibular cortical width in normal and osteoporotic men and women
( Andr Leite, Brazil)
P73.Quantitative assessment of bone volume in reconstructed atrophic jaws (Laura Ferreira Pinheiro
Nicolielo, Belgium)
P74.Imaging of the nasopalatine canal using CBCT for implant placement in the anterior maxilla
(Emmanouil Chatzipetros, Greece)
P75.The relationship of maxillary sinusitis and the presence of Haller cells: a cone beam computed
tomography study (Mihai Haba, Romania)
P76.The prevalence of taurodontism in the Turkish population (Imge Sapanci, Turkey)
P77.A 3-dimensional finite-element analysis investigating the behavior of the mandible in cases of
substance loses (Razvan Costel Cernat, Romania)
P78.Assessment of the prevalence and characteristics of radicular and residual cysts in a sample of
Turkish population (Gzde Canitezer, Turkey)
P79.Pediatric obsolete condylar fracture; a case report (Naoko Niikuni, Japan)
P80.Osteochondroma of the glenoid fossa report of two cases (Daniel Benchimol, Sweden)
P81.Morphological and volumetric evaluation of the nasopalatinal canal in a Turkish Population using
Cone-Beam Computerized Tomography (Nihal Yetimoglu zdil, Turkey)
P82.Prevalence of Stafnes cavity on panoramic tomograms. Retrospective analysis of 14,005 panoramic
views. (Alexandre Thomas Assaf, Germany)
P83.CT evaluation of patients with maxillofacial injuries (Adriana Pirte, Romania)
P80. TMJ disc displacement two case reports (Ana Paula Reis, Portugal)
P84. Comparative study of the prevalence of morphological changes of the mandibular condyle in CBCT
images of TMJ and non-TMJ patients (AsmaA Al-Ekrish, Saudi Arabia)
P85. Detection of dental and maxillo-facial iatrogenic conditions using CBCT studies (Marcel Noujeim,
USA)

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Poster session 5: 10.30-11.00(Chairs: Senrong Qi, Marius Bud, Zahra Dalili Kajan, Ondine Lucaciu)
P86.The influence of the centric relation of the mandible on sports performance (Stefan Badea,
Romania)
P87.Receiver Operator Characteristic Tools Graphic User Interface Extension for R Commander (Daniel
Leucuta, Romania)
P88.Assessment of the Effect of Fluor on Maxilla and Mandible in Individuals with Fluorosis by Image
Processing Method (Ozlem Gormez, Turkey)
P89.Maxillary mucoepidermoid carcinoma with cystic component (Anni Suomalainen, Finland)
P90.Case report: Ameloblastoma (Kadir Kaplanoglu, Turkey)
P91.Multiple Dens Invaginatus : Case Report (Ummuhan Tozoglu, Afghanistan)
P92.Contrast enhanced multi slice CT in the diagnosis of an unicystic ameloblastoma: case report (Zerrin
Erzurumlu, Turkey)
P93. A Retrospective CBCT analysis of orbital floor fractures (Adriana Calin, Romania)
P94.Osteogenesis imperfecta type IV with shell teeth manifestation (Husniye Demirturk Kocasarac,
Turkey)
P95.A maxillary sinus squamous cell carcinoma manifested in the oral cavity (Husniye Demirturk
Kocasarac,Turkey)
P96.Radiographic features of a maxillary central giant cell granuloma: case report (Zerrin
Erzurumlu,Turkey)
P97.Efficacy of antiseptic mouthrinses in prevent plaque formation (Ramona Avram, Romania)
P98.Management of a huge radicular cyst of maxilla: A case report (Seda Ozgedk, Turkey)
P99.Incidental findings on panoramic radiographs: three case reports (Tansu Cimen, Turkey)
P100.Panoramic and restrictive intraoral radiography in the management of endodontic problems
(Diana Monica Preda, Romania)
P101.Comparison of root length in front teeth in panoramic and periapical images of orthodontic
patients (Olesya Svystun, Denmark)
P102. The anterior loop of the inferior alveolar nerve: prevalence measurement and a recomandation
for inforamenial implant installation based on CBCT (Behrang Moghaddamzade, Iran)
P103.Verifying the correctness of the clinical determination of the vertical dimension of occlusion with
the help of lateral cefalometry in the totally edentulous (Dan Buhatel, Romania)
P104.Evaluation of CBCT and OPTG Images of Bifid Mandibular Condyles: Presentation of Four Cases
(Anas Al Rajoula, Turkey)
P105.Branchiogenic carcinoma a controversial pathology one case presentation and review (DenisaCristina Isoc, Romania)
P106.Incisive canal cysts : a report of : 3 cases (Emre Szen, Turkey)
P107.Mandibular retromolar canal: a case presentation (Emre Szen, Turkey)
P108.A giant dermoid cyst in the floor of the mouth (Peruze Celenk, Turkey)
P109.Spindle cell sarcoma that shows haemangiopericytomatic patern: a case report (Tugba Unver,
Turkey)
P110.Dimitrie Negru - the founder of the Department of Radiology of the Cluj Faculty of Medicine and
his contribution in Dentomaxillofacial Radiology (Cristian Barsu, Romania)
P111. Evaluation of the impacted canine position on conventional radiographs compared with Cone
Beam Computed Tomography ( Dana Festila, Romania)

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P112.Osteonecrosis of the jaw associated with bisphosphonate therapy. Case report (Adela Cristina
Lazr, Romania)

Awards
10 Travel grants
2 oral research award
(1st and 2nd place)
2 poster awards (1st and 2nd place)
2 EADMFR Research fellowship grants

Research Fellowship Grants

EADMFR would like to offer two Research Fellowship Grants for junior pre-doctoral (having a PhD is not
required) and post-doctoral researchers. These fellowship grants have been made possible by a
generous donation from the EADMFR industrial partners. Individual grants will be offered with a
maximum value up to 4000. The duration of the research fellowship will be 3-6 months depending on
the agreement between researchers and the hosting institute and considering any financial restrictions.
Research Award
EADMFR offers four research awards at EADMFR 2014 congress as; 1st and 2nd prize for the best oral as
1st and 2nd prize for the best posters presentations. These awards have been made possible by a
generous donation from our valuable EADMFR industrial partners. The 1st prize of the oral and poster
presenters will be rewarded with 1500 each while the 2nd place will be rewarded with 500 each.
Travel Grants
The European Academy of DentoMaxilloFacial Radiology (EADMFR) is in a position to offer up to 10
travel grants to members to assist in attending the 14th EADMFR Congress, to be held in Cluj, Romania,
from June 25 28, 2013. These grants have been made possible by a generous donation from the
EADMFR industrial partners. The maximum amount of each grant will be 1000.

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