Awards
TheBartley R. FruehAward for Best YASOPRSPresentation
Named inmemoryof ASOPRSPast President, Dr. Bartley Frueh,
theASOPRSFoundationwill award theBartleyR. FruehAward for
Best YASOPRSPresentation to twopresentations (one fromeach
morning’s session) givenduring theYASOPRSEyeOpeners—
RapidFireCasePresentations.
The recipients of theBartley R. FruehAward for Best YASOPRS
Presentationwill be announcedduring theAwards Session
on Friday, October 17, 2014.
YoungASOPRS (YASOPRS) aredefined asASOPRSmembers,
age 40or less.
MarvinH. Quickert ThesisAward
TheMarvinH.Quickert ThesisAward is anhonorary awardgiven
annually for themost outstanding thesis chosen from those
submittedby candidates seekingmembership inASOPRSduring
the current year.
The recipient of this year’sMarvinH. Quickert Thesis Award
will be announcedduring the Thesis Sessionon Friday,
October 17, 2014.
Merrill ReehPathologyAward
TheMerrill ReehPathologyAwardhonors anoutstanding
contribution to the studyof pathologypertinent to the fieldof
ophthalmicplastic and reconstructive surgery. Papers are submitted
for consideration for this honorary awardbymembers of ASOPRS
or anyone interested in the fieldof ophthalmicplastic and
reconstructive surgery. Theses frommembership candidates are
alsoeligible. TheMerrill ReehPathologyAward is reserved for a
paper considered to represent a truly significant contribution
to the fieldof ophthalmicplastic and reconstructive surgery.
The recipient of this year’sMerrill ReehPathologyAward is:
FrancescoQuaranta-Leoni,MD for thepaper:Management of
PorousOrbital Implants RequiringExplantation: AClinical and
Histopathological Study.Quaranta-Leoni, FrancescoM.Ophthalmic
Plastic andReconstructiveSurgery. 30(2):132-136,March/April 2014.
Lester T. Jones Surgical AnatomyAward
The Lester T. Jones Surgical AnatomyAward is given to an
individual whohasmade anoutstanding contribution toophthalmic
plastic and reconstructive surgery. The first award in 1974was
awarded toMarvinH.Quickert,MD, for his applicationof anatomy
to surgical approaches.
The recipient of this year’s Lester T. Jones AnatomyAward
is:
Petros Konofaos,MD for thepaper: Suprathrochlear and
Supraorbital Nerves: AnAnatomical Study andApplications in the
Head andNeckArea. Konofaos, Petros.OphthalmicPlastic and
ReconstructiveSurgery. 29(5):403-408, September/October 2013.
ASOPRSOutstandingContributionAward
This award is given to an individual or individualswhomake a
legendary single, or longstandingmultiple contributions toASOPRS.
The recipient of this year’s ASOPRSOutstandingContribution
Award is:
Richard L. Anderson,MD
Wendell Hughes LectureAward
TheWendell Hughes LectureAward is given to an individual,
selectedby theASOPRSWendell HughesCommittee, whodelivers
theprestigious named lecture inhonor of Dr. Hughes, ASOPRS
Inaugural President. An annual tradition since 1970, the lecture is
delivered at the joint ASOPRS-AAOSymposiumduring the
AmericanAcademyofOphthalmologymeetingeachFall.
The recipient of this year’sWendell Hughes LectureAward is:
Philip L. Custer,MD
The awardwill bepresented toDr. Custer after presentationof the
Wendell Hughes LectureonMonday,October 20, 2014 at 9:30 am
atMcCormickPlaceConventionCenter, RoomE350.
ASOPRSResearchAward
TheASOPRSResearchAward is given annually to amember or
candidate formembershipwho submits themost outstandingpaper
describingoriginal research conducted in the field.Onlypapers
submitted toOphthalmicPlastic andReconstructiveSurgery, the
official journal of theSociety are considered.
The recipient of this year’s ASOPRSResearchAward is
:
DavidB. Samimi,MD for thepaper:MicrobiologicTrends and
BiofilmGrowthonExplantedPeriorbital Biomaterials: A 30-Year
Review. Samimi, DavidB.OphthalmicPlastic andReconstructive
Surgery. 29(5):376-381, September/October 2013.
OrkanG. Stasior LeadershipAward
This award is given to an individual whohas demonstrated
distinguished service in the fieldof ophthalmicplastic and
reconstructive surgery througheducation, research, humanitarian
activities and/or service to theSociety. This award is presented in
recognitionof the leadershipof ASOPRS chartermember,
OrkanG. Stasior,MD.
The recipient of this year’sOrkanG. Stasior LeadershipAward
is:
WilliamR. Nunery,MD, FACS.
Henry I. BaylisCosmetic SurgeryAward
This award is given to an individual for longstanding contributions
in the fieldof cosmetic surgery. The recipient of this awardpresents
theHenry I. Baylis Lecture at theFall Scientific Symposium.
The recipient of this year’sHenry I. Baylis Cosmetic Surgery
Award is:
GuyG.Massry,MD
The awardwill bepresented toDr.Massry after presentationof the
Henry I. Baylis LectureonFriday,October 17, 2014 at 8:40 am in the
ChicagoBallroomof theSheraton, Chicago.
Robert H. Kennedy Presidential Award
Named inmemoryof ASOPRS’ 2007President, RobertH. Kennedy,
MD, PhD, this award is presented to theSociety’s ImmediatePast
President in recognitionof their devotion, leadership, andongoing
service to theSociety.
The recipient of this year’s Robert H. Kennedy Presidential
Award is:
Michael E.Migliori,MD, FACS
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