Final Programme

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Final Programme

Final Programme
11th European Congress of
Trauma & Emergency Surgery
Building Bridges
© asbl Atomium/VBK, Wien 2008
May 15 -18, 2010
Brussels / Belgium, SQUARE
Organised by
European Society for Trauma & Emergency Surgery
Belgian Trauma Society
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Welcome . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–3
Important Addresses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Organisation & Committees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
ESTES Board of Directors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Acknowledgements of Guest Societies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Sponsor Acknowledgements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Registration Area . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8–9
Congress Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10–11
Congress Guidelines & Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Opening Hours Preview Centre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
If you are a Chairperson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
If you are a Speaker / E-Poster Presenter in a Session . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
If you have submitted an E-Poster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Official Social Programme . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13–15
Tours & Excursions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
General Information Brussels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16–17
ESTES Society . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
ESTES General Assembly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
ESTES Individual Membership . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
ESTES International Village . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Exhibition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Scientific Congress Programme at a Glance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21–23
Scientific Congress Programme . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Sunday, May 16, 2010 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25–44
Monday, May 17, 2010 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45–63
Tuesday, May 18, 2010 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64–81
Index of Authors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83–96
List of Invited Speakers and Chairpersons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97–98
Floor Plan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99
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WELCOME
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
Dear Colleagues and Friends,
Welcome to the 11th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery! During months of
preparation, every endeavor has been made by the ESTES Board for ‘Building Bridges’, the guiding
theme of this congress, to become reality. For a young and dynamic organization such as ESTES, it
is of utmost importance to construct a network of professional and personal relations, which make
us stronger and more respected. Therefore, we invited a number of Societies and Organizations,
which have similar goals, but are not institutional members of our Society, to join our annual
congress. The reaction was overwhelming: fourteen Groups agreed to bring in their experience in the
form of Guest Symposia. We welcome them very warmly and are grateful for their input and support.
Our utmost gratitude also goes to ATLS-Europe, who organizes an ATLS course in Belgium for the
very first time. Similarly, the European Trauma Course will take place as the result of a fruitful
cooperation between ESTES and ETC. Chairmen and members of our five sections also contributed substantially to the scientific program with the organization of instructional lecture courses and
the choice of internationally respected key-note speakers. Moreover, ESTES’ Disaster and Military
Surgery Section offers a satellite course ‘Medical Response to Major Incidents’ with the Mass
Casualty Incident Hospital in Utrecht, The Netherlands immediately before the congress. The
combination of scientific sessions with these additional events will make the 11th ESTES-Congress
a unique and historical one. Special thanks go to Dr. S. Nijs and the colleagues of the Belgian Trauma
Society for their hospitality and dedication in the preparation of a superb congress event.
We are glad to present you the ‘ESTES international Village’ for the first time. In the village, all
institutional member societies will present their history, main goals and future activities on posters.
Walking through the village, participants will take note of the scientific and professional activities in
other societies and countries.
We are very proud to have Prof. Paul Broos and Dr. Michel Baron D’Hooghe as star speakers. Prof.
Paul Broos picks up the history of Belgian trauma surgery, Dr. Michel Baron D’Hooghe will show us
how ‘Building Bridges’ is realized with international soccer competition. It is a special privilege to
honor two outstanding personalities: Prof. Jan Goris form Nijmegen, The Netherlands and Prof. Elias
Lambiris from Patras, Greece, for the significance of their life’s work in traumatology and emergency
surgery. ESTES takes pride in having both among their honorary members soon.
The 11th Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery will be an exclusive event for the Belgian
trauma surgeons, for our ESTES members and the whole international community. I hope to welcome
you personally in Brussels between May 15 and May 18.
Prof. Dr. Dr. h. c. Pol M. Rommens
ESTES President 2009 – 2010
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WELCOME
BUILDING BRIDGES
Dear participants of the 11th European Congress of Trauma & Emergency Surgery,
it is an honor to welcome you to Brussels, the capital of Belgium, but more importantly the capital
of Europe. Together with Prof. Dr. P. M. Rommens, the society’s president, we decided on ‘Building
Bridges’ as the theme of this congress. I hope you can find this theme in the different aspects of the
congress, most importantly of course in the scientific content, but also in the social events.
The most significant reason to attend a congress is its scientific content. We will offer you a mix of
instructional lecture courses, free paper sessions, E-poster sessions and guest symposia covering
the entire field of Trauma and Emergency surgery.
In the instructional lecture courses, world-renowned experts in the fields of skeletal trauma,
emergency surgery, military and disaster medicine and visceral trauma will share their expertise with
us, thus building reliable bridges between scientific understanding and clinical applicable use.
Almost seven hundred abstracts have been submitted for the free paper and E-poster sessions.
Only the very best of them have been selected for oral and poster presentation. As the quality of all
submitted papers was exceptionally high, the selection has been a very difficult task for the scientific
committee. Therefore I want to thank all the members of the committee for their efforts, but even
more all the submitting authors for the valuable time and huge efforts they invested in producing work
of such high standards. I am sure the international group of enthusiastic scientists presenting their
work will provide us with a thorough overview of ongoing research and new insights in the fields of
Trauma and Emergency Surgery. Again, I believe that the theme ‘Building Bridges’ will be applicable
to the free paper and E-poster sessions, as in the confrontation with other research, new alliances
will be built in which we will search together for new solutions for ongoing problems. Thus, based
upon the insights we will gain, new treatment protocols will be developed.
We are proud that we were also able to build bridges to numerous other scientific societies. We
consider it an honor that fourteen scientific societies will organize guest symposia during our
conference. We also consider this a sign of ongoing collaboration and mutual respect, of ‘Building
Bridges’ from both sides, in order to find the best answers to the scientific questions and therapeutic
challenges we are confronted with every day.
In the abstract supplement, you can find the reflection of all the hard work all the people mentioned
above have invested in this congress. The quality of a congress is determined by its participants, both
active and passive. Therefore I want to thank each and every one of you personally for participating
in this event.
But we do not only want to build professional bridges. We also want to find each other in ongoing
and developing friendships. We hope that the social events we have selected will give you the
opportunity to enjoy friendship and Belgian hospitality.
Welcome to Brussels, and enjoy the 11th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery!
Dr. Stefaan Nijs
Congress President
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IMPORTANT ADDRESSES
OFFICIAL PCO, SCIENTIFIC SECRETARIAT,
SPONSORSHIP & HOUSING
Mondial Congress & Events
Operngasse 20b, 1040 Vienna, Austria
Tel.:
+43 1 588 04 0
Fax: +43 1 588 04 185
e-mail: [email protected]
COMMERCIAL EXHIBITION
CONGRESS VENUE
SQUARE, Brussels Meeting Centre
Mont des Arts – Kunstberg
1000 Brussels, Belgium
www.square-brussels.eu
The Congress Venue is easy to reach via public
transportation and only 2 minutes’ walk from the
Metro station. It takes approx. 10 minutes to
reach the city centre on foot.
Metro Station: ‘Gare Central / Centraal Station’,
metro lines 1 (violet) and 5 (yellow).
Registration counter
Tel.: +43 676 84 5880 700
SOCIETY WEBSITE
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Werbegesellschaft
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Tel.:
+43 1 536 63-42
Fax: +43 1 535 60 16
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Find out more about the ESTES and the annual
congresses on the official society homepage:
www.estesonline.org
ORGANISATION
CONGRESS PRESIDENT
Nijs Stefaan – Leuven, Belgium
ESTES PRESIDENT
Rommens Pol Maria – Mainz, Germany
NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
Aelvoet Chris – Bonheiden, Belgium
Bellemans Johan – Leuven, Belgium
Bronckaers Marc – Turnhout, Belgium
Broos Paul – Leuven, Belgium
Deldycke Jan – Blankenberge, Belgium
Misselyn Dominique –
Nederoverheembeek, Belgium
Miserez Marc – Leuven, Belgium
Populaire Jacques – Geel, Belgium
Reynders Peter – Leuven, Belgium
Sermon An – Leuven, Belgium
Rumbaut Jan – Aalst, Belgium
Vanderschot Paul – Leuven, Belgium
Vanlaer Guy – Tongeren, Belgium
Verbruggen Jan – Maastricht, Belgium
INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
Babst Reto – Luzern, Switzerland
Bergamaschi Roberto – New York, USA
Blauth Michael – Innsbruck, Austria
Braunsteiner Thomas – Vienna, Austria
Cennamo Antonio – Naples, Italy
Fingerhut Abe – Poissy, France
Fröhlich Peter – Budapest, Hungary
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Heim Dominik – Frutigen, Switzerland
Hessmann Martin – Fulda, Germany
Hreckovski Boris – Slavonski Brod, Croatia
Janzing Heinrich – Venlo, The Netherlands
Korac Zelimir – Karlovac, Croatia
Kurihara Hayato – Milan, Italy
Lennquist Sten – Linköping, Sweden
Leppäniemi Ari – Helsinki, Finland
Magyari Zoltán – Budapest, Hungary
Marzi Ingo – Frankfurt, Germany
Mesquita Carlos – Coimbra, Portugal
Mircea Beuran – Bucharest, Romania
Mitkovic Milorad B. – Nis, Serbia
Oestern Hans-Jörg – Celle, Germany
Patka Peter – Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Peitzman Andrew – Pittsburgh, USA
Pinheiro Luis Filipe – Viseu, Portugal
Senekovic Vladimir – Ljubljana, Slovenia
Siebert Hartmut – Schwäbisch Hall, Germany
Simko Peter – Bratislava, Slovakia
Smrkolj Vladimir – Ljubljana, Slovenia
Stergiopoulos Spiros – Athens, Greece
Taviloglu Korhan – Istanbul, Turkey
Tilsed Jonathan – Beverley, United Kingdom
Trentz Otmar – Zurich, Switzerland
Uranues Selman – Graz, Austria
Vécsei Vilmos – Vienna, Austria
Voiglio Eric J. – Lyon, France
Wendsche Peter – Brno, Czech Republic
Yanar Hakan – Istanbul, Turkey
Zago Mauro – Milan, Italy
ESTES BOARD OF DIRECTORS
ESTES EXECUTIVE BOARD
DELEGATES OF NATIONAL SOCIETIES
ESTES President 2009-2010
Rommens Pol Maria – Mainz, Germany
Al-Ayoubi Fawzi – Linköping, Sweden
Babst Reto – Luzern, Switzerland
Blauth Michael – Innsbruck, Austria
Cennamo Antonio – Naples, Italy
Grønborg Henrik – Copenhagen, Denmark
Heim Dominik – Frutigen, Switzerland
Korac Zelimir – Karlovac, Croatia
Laine Heikki-Jussi – Tampere, Finland
Magyari Zoltán – Budapest, Hungary
Mircea Beuran – Bucharest, Romania
Mitkovic Milorad B. – Nis, Serbia
Nijs Stefaan – Leuven, Belgium
Okçu Güvenir – Mansia, Turkey
Patka Peter – Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Pinheiro Luis Filipe – Viseu, Portugal
Pons François – Clamart, France
Senekovic Vladimir – Ljubljana, Slovenia
Siebert Hartmut – Schwäbisch Hall, Germany
Simko Peter – Bratislava, Slovakia
Stergiopoulos Spiros – Athens, Greece
Wendsche Peter – Brno, Czech Republic
President Elect
Fingerhut Abe – Poissy, France
General Secretary
Taviloglu Korhan – Istanbul, Turkey
Past President
Uranues Selman – Graz, Austria
Vice President
Vécsei Vilmos – Vienna, Austria
Treasurer
Voiglio Eric J. – Lyon, France
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF (EJTES)
Marzi Ingo – Frankfurt, Germany
SECTION CHAIRS & CO-CHAIRS
Disaster & Military Surgery
Lennquist Sten – Linköping, Sweden
Turégano Fernando – Madrid, Spain
Emergency Surgery
Kurihara Hayato – Milan, Italy
Visceral Trauma
Mesquita Carlos – Coimbra, Portugal
Leenen Luke – Utrecht, The Netherlands
Skeletal Trauma and Sports medicine
Oestern Hans-Jörg – Celle, Germany
Heim Dominik – Frutingen, Switzerland
Education
Zago Mauro – Milan, Italy
INVITED FACULTY
For the full list of invited speakers and chairpersons please turn to page 97.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF GUEST SOCIETIES
Special thanks to the following societies and organisations which responded to our invitation and
organized a guest symposium at the 11th European Congress of Trauma & Emergency Surgery.
Royal Belgian Society of Surgery (RBSS)
Belgian Orthopaedic Trauma Association (BOTA)
Belgian Group for Endoscopic Surgery (BGES)
AO – Trauma
AO – Minimal Invasive Osteosynthesis Expert Group (MIOEG)
AO – Pelvic Expert Group (PEEG)
AO – Upper Extremity Expert Group (UEEG)
Advanced Trauma Life Support®(ATLS)-Europe
Dachverband der deutschsprachigen wissenschaftlichen
Gesellschaften für Osteologie (DVO)
European Federation of National Associations of
Orthopaedic Sports Traumatology (EFOST)
Orthopaedics and Traumatology (EFORT)
Küntscher Society
Monitoring of the Trauma Patient in the ICU
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SPONSOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SPECIAL SUPPORT BY ESTES INDUSTRIAL PARTNER
GOLD SPONSOR
SILVER SPONSORS
BRONZE SPONSORS
SUPPORTER
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REGISTRATION AREA
The Registration Area is located in the entrance hall. The Mondial Congress & Events team and the
congress hostesses will be pleased to help you with all inquiries regarding registration, congress
material, hotel accommodation and the social programme. Please do not hesitate to approach the
team members if there is anything they can do to make your stay more enjoyable.
OPENING HOURS REGISTRATION AREA
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Monday, May 17, 2010
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
16:00 – 20:00
07:00 – 19:00
07:00 – 18:00
07:30 – 18:00
Registration counter
Tel.: +43 676 84 5880 700
PRE-REGISTRATION COUNTER
For participants who are already registered. Please have the confirmation letters sent by Mondial
Congress & Events close at hand.
If you still have an outstanding payment you may settle your account in cash in Euro only or by credit
card (Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Diners Club will be accepted).
ON-SITE REGISTRATION COUNTER
For participants registering and paying their registration fees on-site. You will need to fill out an
on-site registration form. Payments will be accepted in Euro only or by credit card (Visa, Mastercard,
American Express and Diners Club will be accepted).
HOTEL & SOCIAL EVENTS COUNTER
A help desk will be available for participants who have booked their accommodation in advance via
Mondial Congress & Events. The staff at this counter will also help you to find and book rooms, if
necessary.
Please note: At this counter you may also secure one of the few remaining tickets for the Belgian
Evening, the Official Congress Event on Monday, May 17, 2010, available for EUR 40.– contribution.
Tickets for the Farewell Dinner on Tuesday, May 18, 2010, are available for EUR 80.–.
BRUSSELS INFO & TOURS
In addition, optional tours may be booked on-site. Discover Brussels, its history, culture, tradition,
arts, gastronomy, and get a general feeling of the way of life in Brussels. The staff from the Brussels
Convention Bureau will also gladly help you get oriented in Brussels and provide information on
restaurants, transportation and further local services.
ON-SITE REGISTRATION FEES
Individual Member ESTES
Institutional Member ESTES
Member ESTES Resident
Member Belgian Trauma Society
Day Ticket Member
Non-Member
Non-Member Resident
Day Ticket Non-Member
Student
Accompanying person
EUR 460.–
EUR 460.–
EUR 200.–
EUR 270.–
EUR 230.–
EUR 510.–
EUR 270.–
EUR 290.–
EUR 100.–
EUR 150.–
Please note: Members and residents need to provide written proof of their membership/
residency when registering, otherwise non-member fees will apply.
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REGISTRATION AREA
PARTICIPANT’S REGISTRATION FEE INCLUDES:
(Members, Non-Members, Residents and Students)
- Admission to all Scientific Sessions
- Admission to E-Posters, Internet Points and Commercial Exhibition
- Congress materials (congress bag, final programme, abstract publication, badge)
- Certificate of Attendance
- Coffee and snacks
- Opening Ceremony & Welcome Reception
- Closing Ceremony
DAY TICKET REGISTRATION FEE INCLUDES:
- Admission to all Scientific Sessions on that day
- Admission to E-Posters, Internet Points and Commercial Exhibition on that day
- Congress materials (congress bag, final programme, abstract publication, badge)
- Certificate of Attendance
- Coffee and snacks on that day only
- Opening Ceremony & Welcome Reception or Closing Ceremony (only applicable for day tickets
valid on day of ceremony)
ACCOMPANYING PERSONS’ REGISTRATION FEE INCLUDES:
- Opening Ceremony & Welcome Reception
- Admission to general areas of the Congress Venue – not to Scientific Sessions!
- Coffee and snacks
- Closing Ceremony
Congress Material
Upon registration, you will receive your registration documents and your congress bag.
Name Badges
Participants will receive their name badges when collecting their congress material. You are kindly
requested to wear your name badge during all congress events, including the Opening Ceremony,
the Welcome Reception and the Closing Ceremony. Please note that admission to scientific sessions
is strictly restricted to participants wearing their badges. Accompanying persons are not entitled to
attend the Scientific Sessions.
The following badge/ribbon colours are used at the Congress:
Board Member:
Congress Delegate:
Honorary Member:
Accompanying Person:
Invited Speaker:
Staff:
PAYMENT
Please note that all on-site payments should be made in Euro (€) only or by credit card (Visa,
Mastercard, American Express & Diners Club will be accepted). Unfortunately, we cannot accept
traveller’s cheques, other credit cards, Euro cheques or other currencies.
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CONGRESS INFORMATION
CME CREDITS
The scientific programme of the 11th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery is
accredited by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME) to
provide the following CME activity for medical specialists.
The 11th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery has been
accredited with 18 CME Credits.
The EACCME is an institution of the European Union of Medical Specialists
(UEMS), www.uems.net.
EACCME credits are recognized by the American Medical Association towards
the Physician’s Recognition Award (PRA).
BEST ORAL PRESENTATION & BEST POSTER AWARDS
The three Awards for Best Oral Presentation (of EUR 1500.–, 1000.–, 500.–) and the three Best Poster
Awards (of EUR 1500.–, 1000.–, 500.–) will be presented during the Closing Ceremony on Tuesday,
May 18, 2010. Please note that award winners shall be present at the ceremony.
ABSTRACT CD-ROM
The ESTES 2010 Abstract CD-ROM is a supplement to the European Journal of Trauma & Emergency
Surgery. Your personal voucher for one CD will be included in your Congress materials.
CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE
Your Certificate of Attendance will be included in your Congress materials available at the registration
desk.
CONGRESS LANGUAGE
The official language of the Congress is English. No simultaneous interpretation will be provided.
PREVIEW CENTRE
The Preview Centre is located in the ‘Circle’ on level +3.
Staff and equipment will be available for you to arrange and preview your PowerPoint presentation.
Please find more detailed information on page 12.
E-POSTER CORNER
All e-posters (full text) can be viewed throughout the Congress at computer terminals in the Exhibition
Hall on level –2.
INTERNET ACCESS
Internet Points are available in the Exhibition Hall. No wireless internet access is available at the
Congress Venue.
ESTES BOOTH
For matters regarding ESTES membership and other ESTES activities, participants are cordially
invited to visit the ESTES booth in the Exhibition Hall.
CLOAKROOM
A cloakroom and luggage storage facilities are available on level –2.
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CONGRESS INFORMATION
SMOKING
For health and security reasons and as a courtesy to non-smoking participants, you are kindly
requested to refrain from smoking inside the Congress Venue. Smoking areas are available outside
the main entrance.
CONGRESS STAFF
The Mondial Congress & Events team members are present at the registration counter and congress
hostesses are present in all lecture rooms as well as at the preview centre and as badge monitors.
Do not hesitate to approach them with queries – they will gladly assist you. You will recognize the
Mondial Congress & Events staff wearing black suits with yellow scarves or ties.
FIRST AID
In case of need, please contact the staff at the registration desk.
COFFEE AND SNACKS
Coffee and snacks during the indicated coffee and lunch breaks are included in the registration fee
and will be served in the Exhibition Hall.
CAR PARK
A car park is located directly below the Congress Venue. It can be accessed via Place de la Justice
or Rue des Sols.
The garage is open daily from 07:00 to 01:00 at night, however it can be accessed 24 h (exit possible
at any time).
Fee: EUR 2.40 per hour, max. EUR 14.30 per day.
Prices are as per April 2010
Please find further information on www.interparking.com
It is highly recommended to use public transportation instead of your private car due to heavy
traffic in Brussels.
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CONGRESS GUIDELINES & INFORMATION
OPENING HOURS PREVIEW CENTRE
Saturday, May 15, 2010
16:00 – 20:00
07:00 – 19:00
07:00 – 18:00
07:30 – 16:30
IF YOU ARE A CHAIRPERSON
1. Please locate your session room in due time. Please be at your session room at least 15 minutes
prior to the start of the session.
2. We may remind you that speakers need to strictly observe the time schedule. Panelists should not
speak before they are recognized by the chair and must first clearly state their name, institution
and country of origin.
3. Please fill in the questionnaire which will be handed to you after the respective session.
IF YOU ARE A SPEAKER / E-POSTER PRESENTER IN A SESSION
1. Please locate your session room in due time. Please be at your Session room at least 15 minutes
prior to the start of the session.
2. Speakers should deliver and view/check their PowerPoint presentations at the Preview Centre
(located in the ‘Circle’ on level +3) at least 3 hours prior to the start of the respective session.
For sessions starting at 08:30, the PowerPoint presentations should be delivered the previous day.
In order to avoid any delays, speakers are kindly requested to hand in their PowerPoint presentations on CD-ROM or USB. If you bring your own laptop, the presentation will be transferred onsite
in the Preview Centre.
If you want to bring your own laptop, it is crucial to make this known in the Preview Centre 3 hours
in advance for organisational reasons.
Speakers are not permitted to take PowerPoint presentations directly to the technical
assistant in the Session rooms.
Please note that your speaking time as indicated has to be strictly followed: oral = 7 min,
e-poster = 3 min, key-note = 15 min. Your speaking time will be displayed during your
presentation.
Rest assured that your files will be deleted from the congress server after your presentation.
The best oral presentations will be chosen by a jury and receive the Best Oral Presentation Awards
in the Closing Ceremony on Tuesday, May 18, 2010.
IF YOU HAVE SUBMITTED AN E-POSTER
All e-posters (full text) will be displayed throughout the congress in electronic format at computer
terminals in the Exhibition Hall located on level –2.
Instructions on how to navigate/search within the e-posters will be available at the terminals.
Each e-poster will also be presented during a 3 minutes PowerPoint presentation in one of the
e-poster sessions. If you are an e-poster presenter please read above mentioned guidelines on
‘IF YOU ARE A SPEAKER/E-POSTER PRESENTER IN A SESSION’.
The schedule of the e-poster sessions can be found in the detailed programme.
Also this year a qualified jury will choose from all presented e-posters and select the winners for the
Best Poster Awards, which will be announced in the Closing Ceremony on Tuesday, May 18, 2010.
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OFFICIAL SOCIAL PROGRAMME
OPENING CEREMONY
Sunday, May 16, 2010, 18:00 – 19:30
Location: Gold Hall
Moderator: Dr. A. Van Den Broeck, Belgium
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Welcome by Moderator
Ballet Interlude: “Flux”
Welcome by Congress President Dr. S. Nijs
Ballet Interlude: “Good Girl”
Tribute to New Honorary Members Prof. J. Goris and Prof. E. Lambiris
Welcome by ESTES President Prof. Dr. P. M. Rommens
“Which future for traumatology in Europe?”
• Ballet Interlude: “En Dash”
• Closing remarks by Congress President, Dr. S. Nijs.
Copyright: Michael Hart
WELCOME RECEPTION
Sunday May 16, 2010, 19:30 – 21:00
Location: Exhibition Hall
Toast to the success of the Congress with some of Belgium’s favourite cartoon characters during the
Welcome Reception in the Exhibition Hall, where drinks and snacks will be offered. The remainder
of the evening is at your disposal, to offer you an opportunity to explore Brussels and its many
highlights.
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OFFICIAL CONGRESS EVENT – BELGIAN EVENING
Monday, May 17, 2010, 18:00 – approx. 23:30
Location: Groenhoeven Estate, Groenhof 2, 1840 Malderen
An exceptional evening awaits you!
First, you are taken by bus from SQUARE to the lush countryside near Brussels, to Groenhoven
Estate, the manor of business entrepreneur Hendrik Seghers and his wife Mabel Leung. The mansion,
originally built in the 15th and rebuilt in the 17th century, was extensively renovated in 1998, combining
tradition and modern design. Called the first ‘Eco–kasteel’ in Europe, it generates power with giant
solar panels and recycles rain water. It lies in a lovely park, which itself is surrounded by a bird
reserve.
To start, the Flemish band ‘Brabants Volksorkest’ will perform traditional music while a folk dance
couple teaches you the dance steps. In the garden, guides will introduce you to old Flemish games.
A cartoonist will put pen to paper for those willing to pose for him.
Relax in the beautiful house, or fill your lungs with fresh air and have fun with your colleagues and
friends on the terrace or in the garden, and enjoy a buffet with typical Belgian delicacies. Participants
with musical talent are welcome to play the piano, thus adding a very personal touch to this special
evening. Later in the evening, a hard rock band will make sure no one gets sleepy before an
impressive fire act in the garden (only in good weather). Afterwards, busses take you back to the city.
Dress code: casual, come as you are
Contribution per Person: EUR 40.–
Tickets: Limited number of tickets still available – ask at the ‘Hotel & Social Events’ counter in the
Registration Area.
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AWARDS & CLOSING CEREMONY
Tuesday, May 18, 2010, 17:45 – 18:45
Location: Silver Hall
Chairs: Dr. S. Nijs, Congress President, Prof.Dr.P.M.Rommens, ESTES President
• Awards
Best Posters
Best Orals
Best original manuscript in 2009 European Journal of Trauma an Emergency Surgery
• Closing Remarks of the ESTES President
• Handover of Society baton to Prof. A. Fingerhut, ESTES President of 2010-2011
• Closing Remarks of Congress President
• Invitation to Milan 2011 (Dr. M. Zago, Milan, Italy)
• Farewell
FAREWELL DINNER
Tuesday, May 18, 2010, 20:00 – 23:00
Location: Atomium, 1020 Brussels
This evening promises to be a truly memorable one, taking you to one of the most astonishing
buildings in the world – the Atomium.
Designed by the engineer André Waterkeyn for the 1958 World Exhibition, the Atomium is a structure
half way between sculpture and architecture, symbolising an iron crystal which has been magnified
165 billion times. The structure, made entirely of steel clad with aluminium and rising up 102 metres,
embodies the audacity of an era that sought to confront and overcome the destiny of man through
scientific discovery. Originally not intended to survive the Exhibition of 1958, its popularity ensured
its position as one of Brussel’s major landmarks.
To reach the Atomium, take metro line 1A direction Heysel and get off at stop ‘Terminus’. Two
stewards will be waiting to take you to the Atomium.
Upon arrival, you are free to wander through the exhibition. At
the Panorama Hall, enjoy a welcome cocktail while admiring the
lovely view of Brussels, until a three-course dinner is served at
the Atomium’s famous restaurant.
All in all, the Atomium will serve as a most memorable backdrop for celebrating the congress’ success, and for bidding
good-bye to your colleagues and friends, both old and new —
all the while offering a breathtaking view of Brussels city.
Dress code: formal
Price per Person: EUR 80.–
Tickets: Limited number of tickets still available – ask at the ‘Hotel & Social Events’ counter in the
Registration Area.
TOURS & EXCURSIONS
If you have booked a tour in advance, your voucher will be handed out with the registration materials.
Meeting point for all tours is in the Registration Area 10 minutes before the tour starts.
For further information, please contact the staff at the ‘Hotel & Social Events’ counter – they will be
happy to inform you in detail.
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GENERAL INFORMATION BRUSSELS
BELGIUM
Well situated between France and The Netherlands, Belgium encompasses all the best that Europe
has to offer. It is a parliamentary democracy under a hereditary constitutional monarchy: Albert II is
the sixth King of the Belgians. Often called the ‘Essence of Europe’, Belgium is both multicultural and
multilingual (with 3 official languages, Dutch, French and German).
Flanders lies in the north, a flatland criss-crossed by canals, taking great pride in its medieval cities
Antwerp, Bruges and Ghent. To the south in Wallonia, the Ardennes, numerous castles and the cities
of Liege, Namur, and Tournai wait to be discovered.
The city of Brussels, one of the world’s great cosmopolitan capitals, is home to both the European
Union and NATO, as well as a great number of international trade and finance companies. This is in
keeping with Belgium’s history, which has always been linked to both commercial and cultural
exchange, and much of Belgium’s character is due to its role as the great meeting place of Western
Europe.
Despite the fact that Belgium only gained independence from The Netherlands in 1830, it has a very
long and rich history, traces of which are omnipresent – in its architecture as well as in the lifestyle
of its people.
Somehow, the Belgians have maintained a low-key approach to all of this international sophistication. Energetic and carefree, the overall mood in Belgium is infectious, summoning its visitors to
live as Belgians and enjoy life to the fullest.
CITY INFO BRUSSELS
Often called the political Heart of Europe, Brussels is not only the capital of Belgium and home of
Belgium’s Royal Family as well as host to NATO headquarters, but also the administrative heart of
the European Union.
Founded by Charles the Great’s grandson near the river Senne in the 10th century, the city gradually
spread across the surrounding hills and nowadays has over one million inhabitants.
Brussels is an international metropolis – a vivid mix of languages, cultures, and traditions, with a
vibrant social scene. Hosting over 80 museums and numerous tourist attractions, it is also famous
for its varied architectural styles. Next to Vienna and Barcelona, Brussels is a centre of Art Nouveau
style, with architects Victor Horta and Paul Hankar as main representatives.
The starting point for many a tour of Brussels is the Grand Place, built as a merchant’s market in the
13th century. With its ornate baroque and gothic guild houses, it is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage
site. Manneken Pis, the famous statue of a little boy peeing into a fountain, is another popular tourist
attraction. A perfect example of irreverent Belgian humour, it has been amusing visitors on the corner
of Rue de L’Etuve (Stoofstraat) and Rue du Chêne (Eikstraat) since 1619.
Another symbol of the city is the Atomium, built for the 1958 World Fair and representing a molecule’s
nine atoms – magnified 165 billion times. The 9 spheres that make up the ‘atom’ are linked by
escalators and provide a panoramic view of Brussels and its surroundings.
But no stay in Brussels is complete without getting a good taste of some of the city’s delicacies –
whether it be fresh waffles, some ‘Vlaamse frieten’ (French Fries), or tempting sweets from one of
the many chocolate shops. In addition, more than 1800 restaurants are waiting to introduce you to
the ‘art de vivre bruxellois’!
Whether you are window-shopping at the city’s many fashion boutiques, lingering over lunch at a
bistro, people-watching from a street café, or picking up antiques at the Place du Grand Sablon –
Brussels is waiting to be discovered by you.
Find out more about what Brussels has to offer by visiting www.brusselsinternational.be
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GENERAL INFORMATION BRUSSELS
WEATHER CONDITIONS IN BRUSSELS
Temperatures in Brussels in May usually range between 13 – 18° C by day, nights are cooler.
For a detailed weather forecast, please visit: www.weather.com and enter ‘Brussels’.
ELECTRICITY
The main voltage in Belgium is 230V.
TIME
The time is Central European Time (CET) = Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) +2 in summer.
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
Most public transport in the Brussels-Capital Region is organized by the STIB (Société des
Transports Intercommunaux Bruxellois).
The network includes metro lines, which connect the eastern and western districts of the city, premetro lines, busses and trams.
Timetables: 06:00 – midnight – consult the timetables shown at the stops.
Fares:
• single ticket: EUR 1.70 (advanced sale) / 2.00 (on vehicle)
• 1-day card: EUR 4.50 (valid until midnight)
• 3-day card: EUR 9.50
• airport line one way ticket: EUR 3.00 (advanced sale) / EUR 4.00 (on vehicle)
Prices are as per April 2010
SHOPPING
Shops are usually open from 10:00 – 18:00 or 19:00 from Monday to Saturday. On Friday, some
department stores stay open until 21:00.
Markets and some shops are also open on Sunday.
TIPPING
Service is usually included in the prices in bars and restaurants. If not, it is written on the receipt.
Tips for exceptional service only.
BANKS & LOCAL CURRENCY
Belgium’s currency unit is the Euro. Banks are usually open from 09:00 to 16:00, Monday to Friday.
Some are also open on Saturday mornings.
The nearest available cash machine is on the corner of Rue Cantersteen and Rue des Sols, approx.
100 m from the main entrance to the Congress Venue.
ATMs and exchange facilities are also found on and around the Grand-Place, at Brussels South and
Brussels National Airport. The logos of the cards accepted are shown next to the machine.
Banks are the best place to change money, as they charge only a small commission on cash or
travelers cheques.
INSURANCE AND LIABILITY
The organisers cannot be held responsible for any personal injury, loss, damage or accident to private
property, or for additional expenses incurred as a result of delays or changes in air, rail, road or other
services, strikes, sickness, weather and other causes. All participants are encouraged to make their
own arrangements for health and travel insurance.
USEFUL PHONE NUMBERS
Fire brigade and emergency medical care:
Federal Police:
European Emergency call:
Standby Pharmacies:
Taxi (Taxis Verts):
100
101
112
0800 20 600
+32 2 349 49 49
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ESTES SOCIETY
ESTES GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Start 12:30, Lecture Room: The Arc
Agenda for the General Assembly
1.
Opening and welcome
2.
Approval of the agenda
3.
Approval of the minutes of the General Assembly on May 15, 2009, in Antalya, Turkey
4.
Election of recording secretary
5.
Presidential report
6.
Report of the secretary general
7.
Report of the treasurer
8.
Discharge of the treasurer from his responsibility
9.
Appointment of the financial committee members for the year 2010
10.
Report of the membership committee chairman
11.
Report of the congress and meeting endorsement committee chairman
12.
Report of the section chairs
13.
Report of the editor of the European Journal of Trauma and Emergency Surgery
14.
Report of the congress president
15.
Election of the president-elect
16.
Outlook at future ESTES congresses
17.
Approval of ESTES congress site 2014
18.
Other businesses
19.
Closing remarks
ESTES INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP
Annual fees:
- Regular: EUR 100.–
- Doctors in training / non-doctors: EUR 75.–
Benefits:
- A diploma confirming your individual membership
- Free annual subscription to the official forum of the Society, the European Journal of Trauma and
Emergency surgery. The journal has 6 issues per year including regular information from the society,
the ordinary subscription rate EUR 249.–.
- Significantly reduced registration fee to the annual congresses of the society: For specialists, a
reduction of EUR 80.– at early registration, for trainees and non-physicians (who have a lower
registration fee) a reduction of EUR 70.–.
- Option to be a member of the specialist sections of the society: Visceral trauma; Skeletal trauma
and sports medicine; Emergency surgery; Surgical education; Disaster and military surgery
For more information, visit the ESTES Booth in the Exhibition Hall or check out the website
www.estesonline.org
ESTES INTERNATIONAL VILLAGE
Come in and find out more about the history, milestones and aims of the ESTES member societies!
Location: Exhibition Hall on level –2.
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EXHIBITION
ESTES wishes to express its gratitude to the exhibitors for participating in the 11th European
Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery.
Participants are invited to visit the Commercial Exhibition in the Exhibition Hall on level –2 of the
Congress Venue. A detailed floor plan will be available in front of the entrance to the Exhibition Hall.
EXHIBITION OPENING HOURS
10:00 – 21:00
10:00 – 17:00
10:00 – 16:00
LIST OF EXHIBITORS (as per printing date)
ÄRZTEZENTRALE Adressen- und Drucksortenverlag, Vienna, Austria
AAP IMPLANTATE, Berlin, Germany
ACUTE INNOVATIONS, Hillsboro, USA
AO FOUNDATION, Davos, Switzerland
APATECH, Elstree, United Kingdom
ARIZANT INTERNATIONAL, Wakefield, United Kingdom
ARTHREX, Knotich, Belgium
ASSUT EUROPE, Rome, Italy
BAXTER, Zürich, Switzerland
BIOMET, Bridgend, United Kingdom
B. Braun AESCULAP, Tuttlingen, Germany
COMFORT MEDICAL, Falkenberg, Sweden
DE PUY ORTHOPAEDICS, Leeds, United Kingdom
EKLIPTIK, Ljubljana, Slovenia
I.T.S., Laßnitzhöhe, Austria
KÖNIGSEE IMPLANTATE und INSTRUMENTE, Allendorf, Germany
MATHYS ORTHOPAEDICS, Leuven, Belgium
MEDARTIS, Basel, Switzerland
OSSATEC, An Uden, The Netherlands
SANOFI AVENTIS, Diegem, Belgium
SIMULAB, Seattle, USA
SMITH & NEPHEW ORTHOPAEDICS, Aarau, Switzerland
STRYKER, Duisburg, Germany
SYNBONE, Malans, Switzerland
SYNTHES, Oberdorf, Switzerland
WISEPRESS, London, United Kingdom
ZIMMER, Winterthur, Switzerland
3M, Diegem, Belgium
MDEON VISA
Mdeon Visa Registration Number: 10/V2/2457/001548 (status request per March 18, 2010)
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Opening Ceremony
&
Welcome Reception
(in Exhibition hall)
Skeletal Trauma
Elbow
Key-note:
Treatment alternatives for
elbow fractures
F. Seibert, Graz, Austria
page 40
Skeletal Trauma
Biomechanics
Key-note:
Implant augmentation of
the proximal femur
A. Sermon, Davos Switzerland
page 31
E-Poster Session
Lower Extremity
page 32
E-Poster Session
Vascular Lesions
page 27
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Break
Skeletal Trauma
Ankle – Foot
Key-note:
Management of hindfoot
trauma
H. Zwipp, Dresden, Germany
page 41
Coffee break
Education
Health Economics
Key-note:
How to achieve a lot
with a little
D. Allard, Cape Town, South
Africa
page 36
9
Colour codes:
Skeletal Trauma
Bone Healing
Key-note:
Influencing bone healing.
Fact or fiction?
J. Rueger, Hamburg, Germany
page 41
Skeletal Trauma
Shoulder – Forearm – Hand
Key-note:
The acromioclavicular
dislocation.
When which repair?
L. P. Müller, Mainz, Germany
page 37
Instructional lecture course
Scientific Session
E-Poster Session
E-Poster Session
Lower Extremity
page 42
E-Poster Session
Polytrauma; Research
page 38
12:30 – 13:30
12:30 – 13:30
12:30 – 13:30
Satellite Symposium
Satellite Symposium
Satellite Symposium
Smith & Nephew
Zimmer
Synthes
TRIGEN SURESHOT Launch Addressing the challenges in Zimmer Natural Nail (ZNN):
Introduction and first clinical
Symposium – Distal Targeting
Intramedullary Nailing
experience
System
page
34
page 34
page 33
Key-note:
Hospital preparedness and
response to major incidents
S. Lennquist, Linköping,
Sweden
page 30
Coffee break
Skeletal Trauma
Infection
Key-note:
Posttraumatic infection:
the Indian perspective
J. Mukhopadhaya, Patna, India
page 27
(300)
Skeletal Trauma
Nailing
Key-note:
Küntscher and the history of
IM nailing
D. Seligson, Louisville, USA
page 26
Lyon
(313 & 315)
Basel
(311 & 312)
Milan
PROGRAMME AT A GLANCE – SUNDAY, MAY 16, 2010
from 18:00
17:30 – 18:00
ILC
Disaster & Miltary Surgery
Trauma and Emergency
Surgery under austere
16:00 – 17:30 conditions – experiences and
need of training
End: 17:15
page 39
15:30 – 16:00
Visceral Trauma
Key-note:
Complications after
abdominal injuries
P. Vassiliu, Haidari, Greece
page 39
Skeletal Trauma
Ankle – Foot
Key-note:
Epidemiology of
wintersport accidents
D. Heim, Frutigen, Switzerland
page 36
Skeletal Trauma
Hip
Key-note:
Update on pertrochanteric
femoral fractures
W. Friedl, Aschaffenburg,
Germany
page 35
12:00 – 14:00
ILC
Visceral Trauma
14:00 – 15:30 Diagnostic and therapeutic
issues of blunt major trauma
page 35
Lunch break
Lunch break
12:00 – 12:30
Star Speaker Lecture
Albin Lambotte and Robert
Danis, two Belgian Pioneers
of Modern Fracture Care
P. Broos, Leuven, Belgium
page 33
10:30 – 12:00
Skeletal Trauma
Thorax
Key-note:
Update on thoracic trauma
C. Josten, Leipzig, Germany
page 30
Emergency Surgery
Obstruction
Key-Note:
Update on colon obstruction
E. Voiglio, Lyon, France
page 25
Silver Hall
ILC
Emergency Surgery
Intestinal Obstruction
page 29
Skeletal Trauma
Shoulder
Key-note:
Bicycle injuries
P. Wendsche, Brno,
Czech Republic
page 25
Copper Hall
Visceral Trauma
Liver
Key-note:
Update on liver and
biliary injuries
L. Leenen, Utrecht,
The Netherlands
page 29
10:00 – 10:30
ILC
Skeletal Trauma
08:30 – 10:00 Metaphyseal fractures of the
lower extremity
page 25
07:30 – 08:30
Gold Hall
Guest Symposium
Business meeting
Industrial Symposium
Guest Symposium
Royal Belgian Society
of Surgery
Standards of care in trauma
and emergency surgery
page 43
Guest Symposium
AO Trauma
Intramedullary Nailing of
Femur Fractures
page 39
Lunch break
Guest Symposium
Küntscher Society
Operative treatment of
metaphyseal fractures of
the long bones
page 33
Definition of polytrauma –
kick-off meeting
page 28
The Arc
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Skeletal Trauma
Hip
Key-note:
Outcome of femoral neck
fractures in the elderly
page 55
ILC
Education
Standardized Education
in Trauma
page 55
14:00 – 15:30
from 18:00
17:30 – 18:00
Belgian Evening
@ Groenhoven Estate
6Emergency Surgery
ILC
Abdomen
Visceral Trauma
Open Abdomen
16:00 – 17:30 Advances in thoracic trauma
A. Leppäniemi, Helsinki, Finland
page 59
page 60
15:30 – 16:00
Lunch break
Lunch break
12:00 – 14:00
Guest Symposium
Belgian Orthopaedic
Trauma Association
Treatment Update on
Traumatic Bone Defects
page 49
10:30 – 12:00
ILC
Skeletal Trauma
Severe injuries of pelvis
and acetabulum
page 45
Silver Hall
Guest Symposium
ATLS
Trauma and Education
page 60
Emergency Surgery
Vascular Lesions
Key-note:
Update on abdominal
vascular injuries
J. Asensio, Miami, USA
page 56
Skeletal Trauma
Spine
Key-note:
Surgical treatment of
thoracolumbar fractures:
An update
V. Vécsei, Vienna, Austria
page 56
Break
Colour codes:
Skeletal Trauma
Pelvis
Skeletal Trauma
Key-note:
Long-term analysis of survival
Biomechanics
after complex pelvic trauma. Biomechanical research today
Results of a national pelvic
P. Augat, Murnau, Germany
registry
T. Pohlemann, Homburg,
page 61
Germany
page 61
Coffee break
Lunch break
Lunch break
Lunch break
Emergency surgery
Monitoring SIC patients
Key-Note:
Monitoring of surgical
intensive care patients:
what is new?
C. DeDeyne, Genk, Belgium
page 57
Skeletal Trauma
Biomechanics
Key-note:
Significance and limitations
of in-vitro biomechanical
studies
V. Bühren, Murnau, Germany
page 51
Education
Key-Note:
Training in trauma and
emergency surgery:
the South African model
D. Allard, South Africa
page 50
Skeletal Trauma
Polytrauma
Key-note:
Priorities in the management
of polytraumatized patients
C. Pape, Aachen, Germany
page 50
Coffee break
Guest Symposium
Belgian Group for
Endoscopic Surgery
Laparoscopy in acute
abdominal situations:
anything new?
page 49
The Arc
Scientific Session
E-Poster Session
E-Poster Session
Hand – Lower Extremity
page 62
E-Poster Session
Education –
Trauma Registries
page 58
Lunch break
Guest Symposium
Business meeting
Guest Symposium
Monitoring of the Trauma
Patient in the ICU
page 63
Guest Symposium
European Federation of
National Associations of
Orthopaedics and
Traumatology
Periprosthetic fractures:
State of the art
page 59
start at 12:30
ESTES General Assembly
page 53
Guest Symposium
European Federation of
National
Associations of
E-Poster Session
Orthopaedic Sports
Pelvis – Acetabulum – Spine
Traumatology
page 52
Midfoot Trauma in Sportsmen
page 53
E-Poster Session
Upper Extremity
page 48
Section meeting
Emergency Surgery
Section meeting
Skeletal Trauma
(300)
Lyon
(313 & 315)
Basel
(311 & 312)
Milan
Skeletal Trauma
Education
Prosthesis Shoulder
Visceral Trauma
Trauma Registries
Key-note:
Spleen
Key-note:
Key-note:
Use of hemostatic agents in
Four part fractures of the
Key-note:
The German Polytrauma
proximal humerus:
the
catastrophic
bleeding
on
Update on splenic injuries
Registry: what can we learn?
Osteosynthesis versus
the military battlefield
C. Mesquita, Coimbra, Portugal E. D'Hondt,
E. Neugebauer, Cologne,
hemiarthroplasty
Brussels, Belgium
Germany
V. Senekovic, Ljubljana, Slovenia
page 46
page 46
page 47
page 45
Copper Hall
ILC
Emergency Surgery
Laparoscopy in Non-trauma
Emergency Surgery
page 49
10:00 – 10:30
08:30 – 10:00
07:30 – 08:30
Gold Hall
PROGRAMME AT A GLANCE – MONDAY, MAY 17, 2010
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Copper Hall
Farewell Dinner
@ Atomium
Closing Ceremony
Break
Skeletal Trauma
Knee – Foot
Key-Note:
Talus fractures:
which treatment today?
P. Reynders, Leuven, Belgium
page 78
Coffee break
Education
Key-note:
How to develop education
and training programmes
for trauma care
P. Brink, Maastricht,
The Netherlands
page 74
Lunch break
Skeletal Trauma
Hand
Update on carpal injuries
H. Siebert, Schwäbisch Hall,
Germany
page 70
Coffee break
D&M Surgery – Polytrauma
Key-note:
Fluid resuscitation on scene
and during transport:
what is new?
H. Champion, Annapolis. USA
page 65
Colour codes:
Research
Key-note:
Research in bone and soft
tissue infections
G. Richards, Davos, Switzerland
page 79
12:30 – 13:30
Satellite Symposium
Synthes
“Fracture treatment in the
proximal humerus with
Epoca” – Indications,
technique and results
page 72
Skeletal Trauma
Pediatric Trauma
Key-note:
Principles of fracture
treatment in children
and adolescents
I. Marzi, Frankfurt, Germany
page 75
Research
Key-note:
The Osteoblasts: Cellular
and molecular regulatory
mechanisms in fracture
healing
A. Hofmann, Mainz, Germany
page 70
Emergency Surgery
Telemedicine – Monitoring
Key-Note
Telemedicine, fact or fiction?
M. Nerlich, Regensburg,
Germany
page 66
Scientific Session
E-Poster Session
E-Poster Session
Visceral Trauma
page 80
E-Poster Session
Visceral Trauma
page 75
12:30 – 13:30
Section meeting
page 72
E-Poster Session
D & M Surgery,
Emergency Surgery
page 71
E-Poster Session
Emergency Surgery
page 67
Section meeting
Education
Section meeting
Visceral Trauma
(300)
Lyon
(313 & 315)
Basel
(311 & 312)
Milan
PROGRAMME AT A GLANCE – TUESDAY, MAY 18, 2010
from 20:00
17:45 – 18:45
17:30 – 17:45
16:00 – 17:30
Skeletal Trauma
Shoulder
Key-note:
Osteosynthesis of proximal
humerus fractures:
are we doing better?
N. Südkamp, Freiburg, Germany
page 78
14:00 – 15:30
Skeletal Trauma
Hip
Key-note:
Hip fractures in the elderly:
the Japanese perspective
T. Sawaguchi, Toyama, Japan
page 77
ILC
Emergency Surgery
Perforated Colon
page 73
12:00 – 14:00
ILC
Skeletal Trauma
Sports injuries of the lower
extremity
page 77
ILC
Skeletal Trauma
Surgical treatment of
shoulder injuries
page 74
Skeletal Trauma
Acetabulum
Key-note:
Which factors influence
outcome of acetabular
fractures?
K. Mayo, Seattle, USA
page 73
12:00 – 12:30
Building Bridges:
the Possibilities of Sports
M. Baron D'Hooghe,
Brugge, Belgium
page 72
10:30 – 12:00
15:30 – 16:00
Lunch break
Lunch break
ILC
Blast injuries – what should
we know?
page 68
Skeletal Trauma
Polytrauma
Key-note 1:
Well organized primary care changes
outcome of polytraumatized
S. Ruchholtz, Marburg, Germany
Keynote 2:
Updated European guidelines on
advanced bleeding control in trauma
R. Komadina, Celje, Slovenia
page 69
Skeletal Trauma
Knee
Key-note:
Treatment modalities for
metaphyseal lesions of the
proximal tibia
M. Mitkovic, Nis, Serbia
page 65
Silver Hall
Emergency Surgery
Laparoscopy
Key-note:
Laparoscopy in
abdominal emergencies
S. Uranues, Graz, Austria
page 68
10:00 – 10:30
Guest Symposium
ILC
Upper Extremity Expert Group
Visceral Trauma
The AO Approaches for
08:30 – 10:00 Treatment of blunt trauma in
metaphyseal fractures of
the ICU
the humerus
page 64
page 64
07:30 – 08:30
Gold Hall
Guest Symposium
Business meeting
Guest Symposium
AO Minimal Invasive
Osteosynthesis Expert Group
Minimal invasive
osteosynthesis.
Principles and Techniques
page 81
Guest Symposium
Dachverband der deutschsprachigen wissenschaftlichen Gesellschaften für
Osteologie
Management of Geriatric
Patients with fractures
page 76
Guest Symposium
Pelvic Expert Group
Acetabular fractures:
50 years of operative
treatment
page 72
Guest Symposium
Pelvic Expert Group
Pelvic Trauma.
The first 24 hours
page 68
The Arc
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – SUNDAY
08:30 – 10:00
Gold Hall
ILC
Skeletal Trauma
Metaphyseal fractures of the lower extremity
Chairs: D. Heim (Frutigen, Switzerland), M. Hessmann (Fulda, Germany)
1.
Proximal femoral fractures. All problems solved?
2.
Distal femoral fractures. Nailing or plating?
R. Babst, Luzern, Switzerland
3.
Proximal tibia fractures. Nailing or plating?
M. Hessmann, Fulda, Germany
4.
Distal tibia fracture. New approach, new technique
K. Wendt, Groningen, The Netherlands
5.
Combination injuries of the metaphysis and diaphysis: which strategy?
C. van der Werken, Utrecht, The Netherlands
08:30 – 10:00
Copper Hall
Shoulder
Chairs: P. Wendsche (Brno, Czech Republic), S. Nijs (Leuven, Belgium)
2.
S001 – Fractures of the clavicle: operative treatment as new standard?
P. Lichte1, M. Burggraf2, D. Nast-Kolb2, G. Taeger2; 1Aachen, Germany, 2Essen, Germany
3.
S002 – Plate fixation versus nonoperative treatment of displaced midshaft clavicular fractures.
A prospective multi-center clinical trial
P. Flikweert, G. van Olden; Amersfoort, The Netherlands
4.
S003 – Minimal invasive plate osteosynthesis (MIPO) of clavicle fracture with locking plate
(LCP)
T. S. Mueller, C. Sommer; Chur, Switzerland
5.
S004 – Is there a real problem with removal of locking screws after locking compression
plating of the clavicle?
P. Nagel1, W. Zuidema2; 1Beverwijk, The Netherlands, 2Amsterdam, The Netherlands
6.
S005 – Clinical relevance of high resolution MRI for acromioclavicular joint instability
G. Oberleitner, C. Krestan, P. Stampfl, P. Platzer, V. Vécsei, C. Fialka; Vienna, Austria
7.
S006 – Evaluation of the clavicle hook plate for treatment of acromioclavicular joint
dislocation: a cadaver study
P. Nagel1, W. Zuidema2; 1Beverwijk, The Netherlands, 2Amsterdam, The Netherlands
8.
S007 – Outcomes of management of acute acromioclavicular joint dislocation using Tight
Rope device
S. Jain, Birmingham, United Kingdom
08:30 – 10:00
Silver Hall
Obstruction
Chairs: E. Voiglio (Lyon, France), C. Mesquita (Coimbra, Portugal)
1. Key-note Update on colon obstruction
2.
S008 – Abbreviated emergency laparotomy in the non-trauma setting
B. Person, T. Dorfman, H. Bahouth, A. Osman, A. Assalia, Y. Kluger; Haifa, Israel
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SUNDAY, MAY 16, 2010
1. Key-note: Bicycle injuries
P. Wendsche, Brno, Czech Republic
3.
S009 – Acute obstructing colon cancer: characteristics and prognosis.
L. Börjesson, F. Al-Ayoubi, R. Sjödahl, C. Wallon; Linköping, Sweden
4.
S010 – Preoperative colonic stenting verus one stage surgery in colonic occlusion
A. Ardito, L. Fattori, L. Nespoli, G. Pesenti, A. Nespoli; Monza, Italy
5.
S011 – Small bowel obstruction due to intestinal adhesions
S. Tamulis, E. Gaidamonis; Vilnius, Lithuania
6.
S012 – Prospective controlled randomized trial on prevention of postoperative abdominal
adhesions by Icodextrin 4% solution after laparotomic operation for small bowel obstruction
caused by adherences
F. Catena, L. Ansaloni, A. Pinna; Bologna, Italy
7.
S013 – Is it safe to perform resection and primary anastomosis is the perforations of the left
colon in an emergency setting?
M. Jimenez Fuertes1, D. Costa Navarro2; 1Valencia, Spain, 2Alicante, Spain
8.
S014 – Generalized peritonitis due to perforated diverticulitis: Hartmann procedure or primary
anastomosis?
L. Trenti1, L. Coromina2, A. Muñoz2, T. Golda2, M. Millan2, R. Frago2, D. Fraccalvieri2,
E. Kreisler2, A. Rafecas2, S. Biondo2; 1Modena, Italy, 2Barcelona, Spain
9.
S015 – Emergency Abdominal Surgery In Elderly Patients: risk factors for prognosis
G. Altaca, U. Sekmen, O. Ilgaz Kocyigit, H. Karakayali; Ankara, Turkey
08:30 – 10:00
Room Milan
Nailing
Chairs: D. Seligson (Louisville, USA), C. Josten (Leipzig, Germany)
1. Key-note: Küntscher and the history of IM nailing
2.
S016 – A new radiation free targeting device. Preliminary results
Y. Arlettaz, Sion, Switzerland
3.
S017 – Anterior knee pain after tibial intramedullary nailing: why?
N. Darabos1, M. Cesarec2, D. Grgurovic2, Z. Rutic2, E. Elabjer1, A. Muljacic1; 1Zagreb, Croatia,
2
Varazdin, Croatia
4.
S018 – Anterior knee pain after T2 intramedullary nailing of tibial fracture:
an international multicenter prospective clinical study
R. Jairam, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
5.
S019 – The T2 intramedullary compression tibia nailing: comparison of fracture-table and
manual traction, a prospective multicenter clinical study
R. Jairam, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
6.
S020 – Intramedullary nailing without interlocking for femoral and tibial shaft fractures
D. Kreb, K. van Wessem, T. Blokhuis, M. Bemelman, K. Lansink, L. Leenen;
Utrecht, The Netherlands
7.
S021 – Management of supracondylar-intracondylar femoral fractures with retrograde
intramedullary nailing
K. Papagiannakos1, E. Charalampidis2, G. Vastardis2, S. Moschos2, K. Papanikolaou2,
G. Sinnis2, G. Protopapadakis2, P. Papagiannopoulos2, P. Kalantzis2; 1Athens, Attica, Greece,
2
Athens, Greece
8.
S022 – Six-year-result of the use of a hydraulic lengthening nail for post-traumatic
lengthening. Review of 63 cases
9.
S023 – Intramedullar cable bone transport with the Ilizarov Ring Fixator. A new technique
D. Seybold, J. Geßmann, M. Citak, L. Özokyay, G. Muhr; Bochum, Germany
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08:30 – 10:00
Room Basel
Infection
Chairs: J. Mukhopadhaya (Patna, India), A. Sárváry (Budapest, Hungary)
1. Key-note: Posttraumatic infection: The Indian perspective
2.
S024 – Surgical site infections in orthopaedic trauma
T. Guitton1, A. Bachoura2, R. Smith2, M. Vrahas2, D. Zurakowski2, D. Ring2;
1
Boston, USA, 2Boston, MA, USA
3.
S025 – Osteitis after open fractures
S. Wurm, M. Militz, A. Woltmann, V. Bühren; Murnau, Germany
4.
S026 – Septic Amputation
C. Röhm1, G. Hofmann2, A. Tiemann2; 1Halle, Germany, 2Halle/Saale, Germany
5.
S027 – The basal mechanism of action: maggot debridement therapy in trauma surgery
G. Cazander, M. Schreurs, C. Vandenbroucke-Grauls, G. Jukema;
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
6.
S028 – Management of tetanus prone wounds in orthopaedic trauma patients
L. Ghazal, N. Noor, C. Doughty, S. Reuben; Manchester, United Kingdom
7.
S029 – The incidence of Clostridium Difficile and wound infections related to two antibiotic
prophylaxis regimes for metalwork implantation in trauma and orthopaedic surgery
W. Al-Obaydi1, C. Smith2, P. Foguet2; 1Sale, United Kingdom, 2Coventry, United Kingdom
8.
S030 – Vacuum assisted closure for the management of open fractures with soft tissue
injuries
N. Ozkayin1, G. Okcu2, K. Aktuglu1; 1Izmir, Turkey, 2Manisa, Turkey
9.
S031 – Negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) in the management of open tibial fractures:
the effect on infection rates
M. Blum, M. Esser, M. Richardson, E. Paul, F. Rosenfeldt; Melbourne, Australia
08:30 – 10:00
Room Lyon
E-Poster Session
Vascular Lesions
1.
PS001 – Blind subxiphoid pericardiotomy for cardiac tamponade secondary to acute
hemopericardium – a final report
Y. Kurimoto, Y. Asai, T. Koyanagi, T. Ito, N. Kawaharada, A. Watanabe, K. Tanno, K. Mori,
M. Hase, T. Higami; Sapporo, Japan
2.
PS002 – Variability in clinical presentation of patients with trauma to the heart
T. Sanchez-Rodriguez, A. Fabregues, P. Machado, D. Perez-Diaz, F. Turegano; Madrid, Spain
3.
PS003 – Combined endovascular and surgical approach of two cases of secondary
aortoesophageal fistula
E. Ortolano, S. Rocchetti, A. A. Beneduce, V. Tomajer, P. Bisagni, R. Faccincani, M. Carlucci;
Milan, Italy
4.
PS004 – Endovascular repair of traumatic thoracic aortic injuries
A. Fabregues, C. Camarero, A. Vaquero, R. Obregon, J. Martin, F. Turegano; Madrid, Spain
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Chairs: F. Turégano (Madrid, Spain), K. Taviloglu (Istanbul, Turkey)
5.
PS005 – Allograft repair for traumatic carotid-jugular arterio-veinous fistula after a rocket
explosion in Afghanistan
M. Impérato1, A. Mlynski2, B. Grand2, P. Menguy3, B. Baranger4
1
Lyon Cedex 03, France, 2Paris, France, 3Brest, France
6.
PS006 – 3 cases of subclavian artery injury caused by traffic accidents
N. Kutsukata1, K. Mashiko1, H. Matsumoto1, Y. Hara1, Y. Sakamoto1, H. Yokota2;
1
Chiba, Japan, 2Tokyo, Japan
7.
PS007 – Trap-door incision for penetrating thoracic trauma: an obsolete approach?
A. Fabregues, C. Camarero, S. Baena, L. Alvarez-Llano, D. Perez-Diaz, F. Turegano;
Madrid, Spain
8.
PS008 – Clinicopathological patterns of Inferior Vena Cava injuries: a retrospective analysis
of 194 cases
A. Becker1, G. Lin2, D. Meshulam1, M. Lyn2; 1Afula, Israel,
2
Miami, USA
9.
PS009 – Infected postraumatic external iliac artery pseudoaneurysm – multimodal approach
I. Lica1, C. Apriotesei2, F. Sarboiu2, B. Dorobat2, M. Venter2, M. Lica2; 1Bucarest, Romania,
2
Bucharest, Romania
10.
PS010 – Interventional radiology in the management of vascular trauma
C. Camarero, T. Sánchez, A. García, S. Baena, F. Turegano; Madrid, Spain
11.
PS011 – Reperfusion syndrome following crushing trauma with acute lower limb ischaemia
M. Nagea, O. Lupescu, C. Patru, B. Duica, G. I. Popescu, D. Lupescu; Bucharest, Romania
08:30 – 10:00
The Arc
Definition of polytrauma – kick-off meeting
Chairs: Z. Balogh (Newcastle, Australia), A. Peitzman (Pittsburgh, USA), I. Marzi (Frankfurt, Germany)
1.
Introduction: The problem and aims
Z. Balogh, Newcastle, Australia
2.
Definition of polytrauma: The need for international consensus.
N. Butcher, Newcastle, Australia
3.
The US perception on polytrauma
A. Peitzman, Pittsburgh, USA
4.
Validation process of new scores
B. Bouillon, Cologne, Germany
5.
Polytrauma why is it unique clinically
H.-C. Pape, Aachen, Germany
6.
Why it is unique for research
P. Giannoudis, Leeds, United Kingdom
7.
Why it is important for training
L. Leenen, Utrecht, The Netherlands
10:00 – 10:30
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Coffee break
Exhibition Hall
10:30 – 12:00
Gold Hall
ILC
Emergency Surgery
Intestinal obstruction
Chairs: E. Voiglio (Lyon, France), K. Taviloglu (Istanbul, Turkey)
1.
Plain X-ray, contrast study or CT?
M. Zago, Milan, Italy
2.
Recurrent adhesive small bowel obstruction
3.
Body packers, an increasing problem in Europe
F. Turegano, Madrid, Spain
4.
Obstructive colon tumor – when to stent, when to operate?
K. Taviloglu, Istanbul, Turkey
5.
Management of colonic pseudo-obstruction
S. Stergiopoulos, Athens, Greece
10:30 – 12:00
Copper Hall
Liver
Chairs: L. Leenen (Utrecht, The Netherlands), P. Vassiliu (Haidari, Greece)
2.
S032 – Comparison of two haemostatic agents in a porcine liver trauma model
K. Coenye1, C. Bourgain1, C. Keibl2, S. Nürnberger2, M. van Griensven2; 1Brussels, Belgium,
2
Vienna, Austria
3.
S033 – Comparison of Ankaferd Blood Stopper and fibrin glue in an experimental partial
splenectomy
E. Yavuz, M. Kalayci, S. Ozkara, Y. Ozdenkaya, B. Gokcek, O. Yaclin; Istanbul, Turkey
4.
S034 – Liver injury in abdominal trauma: How much does the multiplicity of organ injuries
influence the choice between surgical and non operative management? Our experience and
review of literature.
V. Balassone, B. Ielpo, L. Velari, M. Montuori, G. De Carolis, A. Granai, D. Venditti,
O. Buonomo, G. Petrella; Rome, Italy
5.
S035 – Major liver trauma in unstable patients and intra-abdominal hypertension:
challenging Non-Operative Management over the limits
G. Tugnoli1, S. Di Saverio2, N. Antonacci1, A. Biscardi1, N. Montanari1, G. Senatore1,
C. Coniglio1, S. Villani1, G. Gordini1, F. Baldoni1; 1Bologna, Italy, 2Bristol, United Kingdom
6.
S036 – Combined open and endovascular surgery management of a grade 5 liver injury with
extensive lesion of the retrohepatic vena cava
C. Montan, J. Thörne, J. Linders, M. Erlandsson; Helsingborg, Sweden
7.
S037 – Missed right sided diaphragm ruptures by imaging
M. van der Star, W. Zuidema; Amsterdam, The Netherlands
8.
S038 – Blood transfusion requirement and hemodynamic during initial assessment and early
ICU stay in the non-operative management of liver injury
P. Padalino1, F. Bomben2, G. Montagnolo2, A. Marini2; 1Monza, Italy, 2Milan, Italy
9.
S039 – The effect of liver injury on the incidence of pulmonary failure in trauma patients:
a multivariate analysis
E. Geiger, S. Wutzler, M. Maier, M. Lehnert, F. Walcher, H. Laurer, I. Marzi, &. Trauma Registry
of the German Society for Trauma Surgery; Frankfurt, Germany
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1. Key-note: Update on liver and biliary injuries
10:30 – 12:00
Silver Hall
Thorax
Chairs: C. Josten (Leipzig, Germany), A. Peitzman (Pittsburgh, USA)
1. Key-note: Update on thoracic trauma
C. Josten, Leipzig, Germany
2.
S040 – Analysis of 748 patients with thoracic trauma requiring hospitalization
O. Yucel, E. Sapmaz, H. Caylak, S. Gurkok, M. Dakak, B. Celik, S. Cubuk, K. Kavakli, H. Isik,
O. Genc; Ankara, Turkey
3.
S041 – Thoracic trauma in elderly patients
H. Caylak, M. Dakak, K. Kavakli, E. Sapmaz, O. Yucel, S. Cubuk, H. Isik, S. Gurkok, O. Genc;
Ankara, Turkey
4.
S042 – The influence of thoracic trauma upon evolution of politraumatised patients
C. Iorga1, V. Strambu1, S. Stoian1, P. Radu1, M. Bratucu1, R. Jitianu1, C. Puscu1, D. Garofil1,
V. Georgescu1, F. Popa1, V. Grigorean1, M. Popescu2; 1Bucharest, Romania, 2Pitesti, Romania
5.
S043 – Treatment of hemothorax from penetrating and contusive trauma.
A single institute experience of 135 cases
F. Berizzi, N. Rotolo, A. Imperatori, E. Nardecchia, M. Spagnoletti, V. Conti, L. Dominioni;
Varese, Italy
6.
S044 – Penetrating trauma to the chest in Amsterdam. Breathtaking results?
C. van der Zee, W. Zuidema; Amsterdam, The Netherlands
7.
S045 – Fixation of rib fractures and flail chest: Short-term results of a pilot study using the
new Matrix® Rib Fixation System.
M. Bemelman, De Meern, The Netherlands
8.
S046 – Primary fixation of severe thoracic wall fractures: does it shorten ventilatory time?
K. Govaerts, S. Nijs, P. Broos; Leuven, Belgium
9.
S047 – Tracheobronchial stenting under local anesthesia for acute airway emergencies
A. Elsherif, M. Fawzy, N. Badr, M. Marashda; Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
10:30 – 12:00
Room Milan
Chairs: S. Lennquist (Linköping, Sweden), L. Riddez (Solna, Sweden)
1. Key-note: Hospital preparedness and response to major incidents
S. Lennquist, Linköping, Sweden
2.
S048 – Field hospital strategies in the Abruzzo earthquake of 2009
M. Esposito1, S. Balducci2, C. Antinori2; 1Polverigi, Italy, 2Ancona, Italy
3.
S050 – The Pakistan earthquake of 2005: Italian field hospital medical response
M. Caroli1, T. Ordonselli2, M. Esposito3; 1Ancona, Italy, 2Fano, Italy, 3Polverigi, Italy
4.
S051 – French experience of mass casualties in Afghanistan
M. Impérato1, L. Grassser2, S. Sarroch3, B. DeLoynes4, J. M. Rigolaud5, R. Dariel6
1
Lyon Cedex 03, France, 2Paris, France, 3Kaboul, Afghanistan, 4Clamart, France,
5
Bordeaux, France, 6Marseille, France
5.
S052 – Reports from Afghanistan (operation Enduring Freedom and ISAF):
The Dutch experience
E. Huizinga, T. Blokhuis, P. Boere, L. Leenen; Utrecht, The Netherlands
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6.
S053 – War surgery in Afghanistan
R. Leemans1, G. Rots2; 1Leeuwarden, The Netherlands, 2Doorn, The Netherlands
7.
S054 – An evaluation of two surgical team operations in a level II hospital in Afghanistan
S. Gourgiotis1, A. Karamitros1, C. Triantafyllou2, R. Schmidt3; 1Athens, Greece,
2
Thessaloniki, Greece, 3Ulm, Germany
8.
M024 – SMART: a new triage for disasters and emergency methods to comparison
M. Caroli1, T. Ordonselli2, M. Esposito3; 1Ancona, Italy, 2Fano, Italy, 3Polverigi, Italy
9.
S055 – National and international experiences of ARES: an Italian specialized association in
disaster medicine
M. Esposito, Polverigi, Italy
10:30 – 12:00
Room Basel
Biomechanics
Chairs: A. Sermon (Davos, Switzerland), J. Szita (Budapest, Hungary)
2.
S056 – A biomechanical comparison of static versus dynamic lag screw modes for
cephalomedullary nails used to fix unstable peritrochanteric fractures
P. Kuzyk, R. Zdero, S. Shah, M. Olsen, G. Higgins, J. Waddell, E. Schemitsch;
Toronto, Canada
3.
S057 – A biomechanical analysis of lag screw position in the femoral head for
cephalomedullary nails used to fix unstable peritrochanteric fractures
P. Kuzyk, R. Zdero, S. Shah, M. Olsen, G. Higgins, J. Waddell, E. Schemitsch;
Toronto, Canada
4.
S058 – Is it of any benefit to rotationally lock the dynamic hips screw, or the use of a second
so-called anti-rotation screw: a prospective clinical study of 372 unstable AO/OTA 31 A-2 and
A-3 pertrochanteric fractures treated by means of the GT intramedullary nail, with a single
9-mm diameter rotationally unlocked hip screw.
A. Peinado, C. Bertrán, X. Hernández, S. Urraca; Martorell, Spain
5.
S059 – Biomechanical testing of polymethylmethacrylate augmented perforated PFNA®
helical blades in surrogate femoral heads: an in vitro study
L. Fliri, A. Sermon, V. Boner, D. Wähnert, K. Schwieger, M. Windolf; Davos, Switzerland
6.
S060 – Potential of cement augmentation of PFNA® blades with regard to cut-out resistance:
Human cadaveric test
A. Sermon, D. Wähnert, V. Boner, K. Schwieger, M. Windolf; Davos, Switzerland
7.
S061 – Biomechanical aspects of the compression osteosynthesis for fractures below the
knee joint
N. Kallaev, A. Radzhabov; Machachkala, Russian Federation
8.
S062 – Locked unreamed nailing versus conventional locked unreamed nailing of distal tibia
fractures. A biomechanical comparison
F. Högel1, P. Weninger2, S. Hoffmann1, P. Augat1, V. Bühren1; 1Murnau, Germany,
2
Vienna, Austria
9.
S063 – Direct and indirect loading using the Ilizarov external fixator.
A biomechanical in-vitro-study
J. Gessmann, B. Jettkant, G. Muhr, D. Seybold; Bochum, Germany
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1. Key-note: Implant augmentation of the proximal femur
A. Sermon, Davos Switzerland
10:30 – 12:00
Room Lyon
E-Poster Session
Lower Extremity
Chairs: D. Heim, (Frutigen, Switzerland), R. Mosheiff (Jerusalem, Israel)
1.
PS012 – How does the tip apex distance measure up?
J. Davies1, M. Mokawem1, S. Guy2; 1Bradford, United Kingdom,
2
Wakefield, United Kingdom
2.
PS013 – Miss-target of distal screw insertion using a targeting device in short Gamma3
nailing.
K. Riansuwan, T. Tharmviboonsri, B. Mahaisavariya; Bangkok, Thailand
3.
PS014 – Is stability a determinant factor in medial femour neck fracture healing independent
from blood supply
W. Friedl, H. Nan; Aschaffenburg, Germany
4.
PS015 – Refined guidelines for transfusion after intramedullary nailing of hip fractures.
J. Davies1, R. Sehjal1, S. Guy2, D. Shaw1; 1Bradford, United Kingdom,
2
Wakefield, United Kingdom
5.
PS016 – Treatment of femoral fractures around a trochanteric nail.
V. Guimerá García, J. A. Zafra Jiménez, I. Auñón, C. Resines; Madrid, Spain
6.
PS017 – Lag of uniformity in the treatment of infected hip hemiarthroplasty.
K. van Overvest, N. Sosef, S. Rhemrev, S. Meylaerts; Den Haag, The Netherlands
7.
PS018 – Treatment of complex femoral non-union with a first generation locked wave plate –
prospective clinical evaluation
G. Heinrichs1, J. Meiners2, J. Sühwold3, C. Queitsch4, A. Schulz1; 1Lübeck, Germany,
2
Hamburg, Germany, 3Pinneberg, Germany, 4Wedel, Germany
8.
PS019 – Retrospective evaluation of the use of the posterior lip augmentation device for
recurrent hip dislocation in patients with previous charnley hip arthroplasty
S. Roberts1, C. Menakaya2, B. Ilango1; 17td, United Kingdom, 23pe, United Kingdom
9.
PS020 – Bearing surfaces: who gets what hip? A literature review
C. Menakaya1, B. Ilango2; 13pe, United Kingdom, 27td, United Kingdom
10.
PS021 – Current practice in the use of femoral nerve blocks when splinting femoral fractures
N. Pennington, P. Loughenbury, N. Green; Leeds, United Kingdom
11.
PS022 – Suturing the injured meniscus – results in 563 menisci
L. Pasa, S. Kalandra, R. Vesely, R. Suchomel, J. Kuzma; Brno, Czech Republic
12.
PS023 – Arthroscopically assisted meniscal allograft transplantation in the knee:
a medium-term subjective, clinical and radiographical outcome evaluation.
B. Vundelinckx, J. Vanlauwe, J. Bellemans; Pellenberg, Belgium
13.
PS024 – Comparison of primary anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction by patellar tendon
and hamstring tendon autograft: Is there a difference in outcome and donor site morbidity?
P. Platzer, T. Wieland, R. Schmidt, C. Gaebler, V. Vécsei; Vienna, Austria
14.
PS025 – Middle geniculate artery injury following knee arthroscopy: a case report
C. Smith1, A. Vasireddy1, R. Koka2; 1London, United Kingdom, 2Eastbourne, United Kingdom
15.
PS026 – Infrapatellar nerve damage, a possible cause for chronic anterior knee pain after
tibial nailing?
M. Leliveld, M. Verhofstad; Tilburg, The Netherlands
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10:30 – 12:00
The Arc
Guest Symposium
Küntscher Society
Operative treatment of metaphyseal fractures of the long bones
Chairs: D. Seligson (Louisville, USA), H.-W. Stedtfeld (Rostock, Germany)
1.
The shoulder
J. P. A. M. Verbruggen, Maastricht, The Netherlands
2.
The hip
H.-W. Stedtfeld, Rostock, Germany
3.
The distal femur
A. Sárváry, Budapest, Hungary
4.
The proximal tibia
M. Wich, Berlin, Germany
5.
The distal tibia
12:00 – 12:30
Gold Hall
Albin Lambotte and Robert Danis, two Belgian pioneers of modern fracture care
12:30 – 13:30
Room Milan
Industry Satellite Symposium
Smith & Nephew
TRIGEN SURESHOT Launch Symposium –
Distal Targeting System
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Chairs: J. M. Rueger (Hamburg, Germany)
1.
Welcome and Introduction
2.
New developments in intramedullary nailing
TRIGEN META-NAIL , TRIGEN SURESHOT – Distal Targeting System
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3.
TRIGEN SURESHOT – first experiences from Germany
4.
Demo Workshop TRIGEN SURESHOT
5.
Discussion
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12:30 – 13:30
Room Basel
Synthes
Addressing the challenges in Intramedullary Nailing
Chair: M. Blauth (Innsbruck, Austria)
1.
Challenges in Intramedullary Nailing
K. Wenda, Wiesbaden, Germany
2.
The concept of the Intramedullary Fixator
M. Blauth, Innsbruck, Austria
3.
Clinical cases / Discussion
12:30 – 13:30
Room Lyon
Zimmer
Zimmer Natural Nail (ZNN): Introduction and first clinical experience
Chair: C. Josten (Leipzig, Germany)
1.
The System Overview
Ch. Josten, Leipzig, Germany
2.
Femur Fractures Nail
A. P. Verheyden, Lahr, Germany
3.
Tibia Fractures Nail
F. Biggi, Belluno, Italy
4.
Cephallomedullary Nail (CMN) Demo
5.
Discussion
12:00 – 14:00
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Lunch
Exhibition Hall
14:00 – 15:30
Gold Hall
ILC
Visceral Trauma
Diagnostic and therapeutic issues of blunt major trauma
Chairs: L. Leenen (Utrecht, The Netherlands), A. Leppäniemi (Helsinki, Finland)
1.
Whole body CT: State of the art?
C. Goslings, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
2.
Non-operative management: Where are we?
3.
Embolisation in visceral trauma: The solution for high grade injuries?
4.
Is there a role for laparoscopy?
5.
Delayed diagnosis of hollow viscus injury: Now what
A. Fingerhut, Poissy, France
14:00 – 15:30
Copper Hall
Hip
Chairs: W. Friedl (Aschaffenburg, Germany), F. Seibert (Graz, Austria)
2.
S064 – Intramedullary fixation with a third generation nail versus the sliding hip screw for
trochanteric hip fractures; a randomised trial of 600 patients
N. Jagodzinski, M. Parker; Peterborough, United Kingdom
3.
S065 – Are the stabilities of extramedular (DHS) and intramedular (Gamma 3 / PFNA)
osteosynthesis for the proximal femur comparable? A biomechanical Test
A. Lenich, München, Germany
4.
S066 – Morbidity and mortality after treatment of femoral neck fractures with an uncemented
hemiarthroplasty in patients with a biological age of 80 years or more
R. Geerts1, P. Eggen2; 1Eindhoven, The Netherlands, 2Helmond, The Netherlands
5.
S067 – Management of ‘cut out’ after intramedullary nailing in trochanteric femoral fractures
R. Attal1, M. Buettler2, K. Kaech3, N. Renner4, F. Seibert5, A. Scola6, S. Will7, R. Schulz8,
R. Babst9, M. Blauth1; 1Innsbruck, Austria, 2Solothurn, Switzerland, 3Winterthur, Switzerland,
4
Aarau, Switzerland, 5Graz, Austria, 6Ulm, Germany, 7Klagenfurt, Austria, 8Potsdam, Germany,
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Luzern, Switzerland
6.
S068 – Fixation failure of the LCP proximal femoral plate 4.5/5.0 in unstable per-, Iinter-, and
subtrochanteric fractures of the proximal femur.
K. Wieser, R. Babst; Luzern, Switzerland
7.
S069 – Operative treatment of trochanteric area fractures with DHS
S. Sakhvadze, K. Sirbiladze, N. Elizbarashvili, V. Kakhnidze, S. Sakhvadze; Tbilisi, Georgia
8.
S070 – Analysis of failed pertrochanteric femur fractures: incidence, causes, outcome.
S. Schneider, J. Böhme, S. Paul, N. Hammer, C. Josten; Leipzig, Germany
9.
S071 – The impact of anaemia and blood transfusion on the outcome of elderly hip
fracture patients
P. Johannesma, W. Zuidema, G. Giannakopoulos, E. de Lange-de Klerk, F. Bloemers,
F. Bakker; Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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1. Key-note: Update on pertrochanteric femoral fractures
W. Friedl, Aschaffenburg, Germany
14:00 – 15:30
Silver Hall
Ankle – Foot
Chairs: D. Heim (Frutigen, Switzerland), P. Reynders (Leuven, Belgium)
1. Key-note: Epidemiology of wintersport accidents
2.
S072 – Functional treatment or cast immobilization after minimal invasive repair of an acute
Achilles tendon rupture. Results of a prospective, randomized trial.
R. Groetelaers, J. van der Velden, A. Wieland, H. Janzing; Venlo, The Netherlands
3.
S073 – A retrospective study of the use of autologous platelet-leucocyte rich plasma (P-LRP)
in Achilles tendinopathy.
G. van Montfort1, P. Everts1, R. Devilee1, F. Backx2, A. van der Veen1;
1
Eindhoven, The Netherlands, 2Utrecht, The Netherlands
4.
S074 – Are the Ottawa rules helpful to predict ankle and foot fractures in sports activities?
C. Matzaroglou, A. Saridis, P. Bougas, V. Tzeltzes, E. Boudogianni, P. Dimakopoulos;
Rio, Patras, Greece
5.
S075 – Functional results after surgical treatment of ankle fractures in athletes:
review of 60 cases
S. Fernandes, A. Barbosa, J. Ferreira, R. Cerqueira, R. Ferrero, A. Moreira;
Guimarães, Portugal
6.
S076 – Ligament reconstruction in surgical treatment of ankle fractures
A. Kazantcev, S. Putyatin, P. Chekeres; Moscow, Russian Federation
7.
S077 – Postero-lateral plate fixation of the Volkmann triangle in trimalleolar luxation fractures
S. Cronenberg1, R. Harstall2, N. Helmy2; 1Liestal, Switzerland, 2Solothurn, Switzerland
8.
Functional long-term results and posttraumatic ankle osteoarthritis in osteosynthesis of the
posterior matteolus using a posterolateral approach
B. Martens, J. Forberger, C. Spross, A. Platz; Zürich, Switzerland
9.
S078 – What’s the meaning of tibiofibular shifting after sydesmotic screws?
A prospective study
A. Ahrberg, C. Josten, T. Engel; Leipzig, Germany
10.
S079 – Effectiveness of the continuous lymphological multi-layer compression therapy and
of the AV-impulse compression in the treatment of pre- and postoperative edema in patients
with ankle- and hindfoot fractures
R. Babst1, M. Rohner1, P. Honigmann2; 1Luzern, Switzerland, 2Baar, Switzerland
14:00 – 15:30
Room Milan
Health Economics
Chairs: D. Allard (Cape Town, South Africa), B. Hreckovski (Slavonski Brod, Croatia)
1. Key-note: How to achieve a lot with a little
D. Allard, Cape Town, South Africa
2.
S080 – The financial impact of private helicopter emergency medical services
G. Gomez, A. Fecher, T. Joy, R. Etchison, M. Goel, H. Kemp; Indianapolis, IN, USA
3.
S081 – Polytrauma costs in Spain: study of the hospitalisation costs of a group of patients
with severe trauma.
I. Auñón, P. Caba, V. Guimerá García, M. Aroca Peinado, J. L. Leon Baltasar, C. Resines;
Madrid, Spain
4.
S082 – External factors and the influence of survival of trauma patients in Germany
U. Nienaber, R. Lefering, T. Paffrath; Cologne, Germany
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5.
S083 – Structural, organisational and personnel changes in hospitals participating in the
TraumaNetwork of the DGU
C. Mand1, C. Kühne1, T. Müller1, A. Künzel2, H. Siebert3, S. Ruchholtz1; 1Marburg, Germany,
2
Mainz, Germany, 3Schwäbisch Hall, Germany
6.
S084 – Influence on patient data and outcome in a Level-1 trauma center after inauguration of
the regional trauma network Saar-(Lor)-Lux-West-Rhineland-Palatinate
P. Moersdorf, T. Pohlemann, M. Burkhardt; Homburg/Saar, Germany
7.
S085 – Impact of tachycardia on emergency department presentation for non-hemorrhagic
shock multiple trauma patients with traumatic brain injury
J. Morozumi, S. Ohta, Y. Ikeda; Tokyo, Japan
8.
S086 – The timing of definitive fixation for major fractures in polytrauma: a matched pair
comparison between US versus German patients
V. Schreiber1, F. Hildebrand2, S. Darwiche1, I. Tarkin1, J. Chelly1, R. Pfeifer3, H. Pape3;
1
Pittsburgh, USA, 2Hannover, Germany, 3Aachen, Germany
9.
S087 – Assessing patient satisfaction with a nurse-led fracture clinic service
A. Qureshi, M. Patel, M. Acharya, S. Williams, W. Harper; Leicester, United Kingdom
14:00 – 15:30
Room Basel
Shoulder – Forearm – Hand
Chairs: L. P. Müller (Mainz, Germany), M. R. Popescu (Timisoara, Romania)
1. Key-note: The acromioclavicular dislocation. When which repair?
L. P. Müller, Mainz, Germany
S088 – Surgical outcome of displaced clavicle shaft fractures. A comparative study of
infraclavicular and direct approach
3.
S089 – Anatomic reconstruction of unstable lateral clavicular fractures
M. Rudin, R. Largo, T. Hotz, K. Käch; Winterthur, Switzerland
4.
S090 – Hook plate fixation of dislocated lateral clavicle fractures: long term follow up results
D. Tiren, A. J. M. van Bemmel, D. Swank, F. van der Linden; Gouda, The Netherlands
5.
S091 – Indication for acromioclavicular coplaning: anatomical considerations
C. Fialka, G. Oberleitner, P. Stampfl, S. Mayerhofer, R. Ostermann, V. Vécsei; Vienna, Austria
6.
S092 – Bankart repair and osseous reaction in the MRI after arthroscopic shoulder
stabilisation with knotless bio-anchors
T. Stein, A. Mehling, M. Ulmer, J. Buckup, C. Reck, A. Jäger, F. Welsch;
Frankfurt am Main, Germany
7.
S093 – Isolated fractures of the greater tuberosity of the proximal humerus:
a retrospective study
S. Mattyasovszky, K. Burkhart, C. Ahlers, I. Becker, D. Proschek, S. Müller-Haberstock,
L. Müller, P. Rommens; Mainz, Germany
8.
S094 – Long-term outcomes of fractures of both bones of the forearm
A. Bot1, J. Doornberg1, A. Lindenhovius1, D. Ring2, J. C. Goslings1, C. van Dijk1;
1
Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 2Boston, MA, USA
9.
S095 – Longterm functional outcome after perilunate dislocations and perilunate fracture
dislocations
C. Lameijer, M. El Moumni, K. Wendt; Groningen, The Netherlands
2.
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14:00 – 15:30
Room Lyon
E-Poster Session
Polytrauma; Research
Chairs: M. van Griensven (Vienna, Austria), M. Keel (Bern, Switzerland)
1.
PS027 – Severely injured trauma patients (ISS> 15) and CT scan in the early diagnostic workup
L. Fattori, M. Oldani, G. Pesenti, M. Denova, A. Ardito; Monza, Italy
2.
PS028 – An optimized assessment of severely injured patients – documentation of
black spots
R. Sellei, M. Knobe, T. Schmitt, J. Peters, C. Lank, T. Becher, H. Erli, H. Pape; Aachen, Germany
3.
PS029 – Presence of lumbar transverse process fractures with multiple injuries for
hemodynamically unstable patients.
J. Morozumi, S. Ohta, M. Noda, T. Arai, J. Oda, S. Mishima, T. Yukioka; Tokyo, Japan
4.
PS030 – Complex lumbosacral fracture-dislocation with pelvic ring disruption and vertical
shear sacral fracture: A case report of late presentation
C. Angthong, S. Wunnasinthop, S. Sanpakit; Bangkok, Thailand
5.
PS032 – Implementation of NICE guidelines in management of head injury in a district general
hospital orthopaedic unit
6.
PS033 – Ventilation in severely injured patients before admission at hospital and survival rates
C. Roumelioti1, N. Kavouras2; 1Kozani, Greece, 2Chalkida, Greece
7.
PS034 – Does damage control external fixation negatively influence healing and infection
rates of femoral shaft fractures?
W. Metsemakers, S. Nijs, P. Reynders, P. Broos; Leuven, Belgium
8.
PS035 – Treatment strategy of open long bone fractures for the patients with head injuries
H. Minehara, S. Konno, M. Uchino, T. Ohkawa, T. Boku, M. Toyama, M. Itoman;
Sagamihara, Japan
9.
PS036 – Evaluation of rib fractures in patients with blunt chest trauma by using axial
computed tomography and three-dimensional volume-rendered images
T. Iguchi1, H. Mifune2, K. Ogawa1, K. Miyasho1, D. Inoue1, S. Kanazawa3; 1Fukuyama, Japan,
2
Onomichi, Japan, 3Okayama, Japan
10.
PS037 – Do we still need autopsy after modern emergency room assessment?
S. Euler, T. Kastenberger, P. Struve, D. Krappinger, M. Blauth, R. Attal; Innsbruck, Austria
11.
PS038 – Traumatic intentional self-inflicted injuries – surgical challenges
I. Lica1, M. Tudose2, D. Kinn2, M. Lica2; 1Bucarest, Romania, 2Bucharest, Romania
12.
PS039 – Emergency pre-hospital system in Madeira islands
P. Ramos, Poetugal
13.
PS040 – Experience in a Greek rural hospital with geriatric trauma patients
P. Daskalakis1, V. Kapsi1, K. Kourkoutas1, C. Vlachos2, A. Sarantopoulou2, E. Papageorgiou2;
1
Athens, Greece, 2Pyrgos, Greece
14.
PS041 – Biocorrosion and uptake of titanium ions by human osteoclasts
D. Cadosch1, S. Ebert2, O. Gautschi1, H. Simmen3, L. Filgueira1; 1Perth, Australia,
2
Winterthur, Switzerland, 3Zurich, Switzerland
15.
PS042 – Real time monitoring of BMP signalling during weightsharing of Tibia and Fibula
with an Ex-fix
J. Doornberg1, R. van Bezooijen2, I. Que1, E. Kaijzel1, C. Lowik1, P. Kloen1;
1
Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 2Leiden, The Netherlands
16.
PS044 – Treatment of Staphylococcal Tibia osteomyelitis in rabbits by antibiotic loaded
allograft and antibiotic loaded acrylic bone cement
M. Halici, M. Gurel, M. Oner, A. Guney, O. Canoz; Talas, Turkey
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14:00 – 15:30
The Arc
Guest Symposium
AO Trauma
Intramedullary nailing of femur fractures
Chairs: M. Blauth (Innsbruck, Austria), P. Barbosa (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
1.
Proximal Entry Portal
D. Lorich, New York, USA
2.
Proximal Femur Fractures
M. Blauth, Innsbruck, Austria
3.
Femur Shaft Fractures
T. Sato, Okayama City, Japan
4.
Distal Metaphyseal Fractures including Retrograde Nailing
P. Barbosa, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
5.
Failed procedures including Hardware Breakage
M. Hessmann, Fulda, Germany
6.
Role of navigation
R. Mosheiff, Jerusalem, Israel
15:30 – 16:00
Coffee break
Exhibition Hall
16:00 – 17:15
Gold Hall
ILC
Trauma and Emergency Surgery under austere conditions –
experiences and need of training
1.
Trauma and emergency surgery in natural disasters – what do we meet, and how to prepare
L. Riddez, Stockholm, Sweden
2.
Trauma surgery with limited resources in armed conflicts
R. Leemans, Leeuwarden, The Netherlands
3.
Trauma surgery under austere conditions in armed conflicts: The Gaza experience
F. Al-Ayoubi, Linköping, Sweden
4.
How to prepare surgeons for work under austere conditions
C. Giannou, Greece
16:00 – 17:30
Copper Hall
Visceral trauma
Chairs: P. Vassiliu (Haidari, Greece), L. Leenen (Utrecht, The Netherlands)
1. Key-note: Complications after abdominal injuries
P. Vassiliu, Haidari, Greece
2.
S096 – The influence of concomitant injury in blunt splenic trauma on management and
outcome
M. Teuben, L. Leenen; Utrecht, The Netherlands
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Chairs: L. Riddez (Solna, Sweden), M. Bemelman (Utrecht, The Netherlands)
3.
S097 – The influence of concurrent intra- and extra-abdominal lesions on morbidity and
mortality in patients with a liver injury
T. Koedam, W. Zuidema; Amsterdam, The Netherlands
4.
S098 – Surgical treatment of diaphragmatic injuries, due to penetrating thoraco-abdominal
firearm and stab wound injuries
F. Hoxha, S. Hashani, D. Komoni, S. Hasimja, M. Maxhuni; Prishtina, Albania
5.
S099 – Minimal invasive treatment in penetrating truncal injuries: first approach
J. Sproviero1, M. Berude2, I. Elleder2, R. D’Amico2, F. Villagran2; 1Olivos, Argentina,
2
Buenos Aires, Argentina
6.
S100 – Multiple embolisation for the treatment of abdominal and pelvic trauma.
F. Reche, B. Badic, J. Abba, I. Bricault, C. Arvieux, G. Mulieri; Grenoble, France
7.
S101 – Incidence and management of mesenteric injuries in a series of 501 polytrauma
patients
T. Bège, B. Orsini, K. Chaumoitre, P. Arnoux, B. Coquet-Reynier, S. V. Berdah, C. Brunet;
Marseille, France
8.
S102 – Body-packers: Surgical implications of an increasing phenomenon in our ED.
C. Rey Valcárcel, L. Alvarez-Llano, A. Fabregues, J. Martin, D. Perez-Diaz, F. Turegano;
Madrid, Spain
9.
S103 – Risk factors for prehospital death after non-gun shot wounded penetrating injury.
An autopsy audit
P. Vassiliu, N. Danias, K. Petropoulou, O. Kotsilianou, G. Giannopoulos, G. Konstantoudakis,
S. Christodoulou, E. Papantoni, C. Lapa, I. Papadopoulos; Haidari, Athens, Greece
16:00 – 17:30
Silver Hall
Elbow
Chairs: F. Seibert (Graz, Austria), L. P. Müller (Mainz, Germany)
1. Key-note: Treatment alternatives for elbow fractures
F. Seibert, Graz, Austria
2.
S104 – Standard surgical protocol to treat elbow dislocations with coronoid and radial head
fractures
D. Cecilia, I. Auñón, V. Guimerá, L. Suárez, C. Resines; Madrid, Spain
3.
S105 – Predictors of arthrosis after elbow trauma
T. Guitton1, D. Zurakowski2, C. van Dijk3, D. Ring2; 1Boston, USA,
2
Boston, MA, USA, 3Amsterdam, The Netherlands
4.
S106 – Hemiarthroplasty for comminuted distal humerus fractures of the elderly
K. Burkhart1, S. Nijs2, S. Mattyasovszky1, R. Wouters2, D. Gruszka1, T. Nowak1, P. Rommens1,
L. Müller1; 1Mainz, Germany, 2Leuven, Belgium
5.
S107 – Total elbow arthroplasty as a treatment option in complex injuries of the elbow in
elderly patients
L. Becker, K. Schmidt-Horlohé, A. Bonk, R. Hoffmann; Frankfurt/main, Germany
6.
S108 – A comparison of anatomical fit between six different radial head and neck plates
Y. Kim, K. Burkhart, T. Nowak, P. Rommens, L. Müller; Mainz, Germany
7.
S109 – Radial head morphology: variability necessitates modularity!
E. Deleus, S. Nijs, P. Broos; Leuven, Belgium
8.
S110 – Long-term follow-up results of bipolar prosthesis in comparison to internal fixation for
radial head fractures
J. Zwingmann, A. Mehlhorn, S. Welke, H. Schmal, N. Südkamp; Freiburg, Germany
9.
S111 – Is angular stable osteosynthesis of the olecranon more economical than traditional
treatment?
N. Spaepen, K. Govaerts, S. Nijs, P. Broos; Leuven, Belgium
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16:00 – 17:30
Room Milan
Ankle – Foot
Chairs: H. Zwipp (Dresden, Germany), I. Schipper (Leiden, The Netherlands)
1. Key-note: Management of hindfoot trauma
2.
S112 – Treatment of displaced intra-articular calcaneal fractures with closed reduction
and percutaneous screw fixation
J. P. Frölke, T. Tomesen, J. Biert; Nijmegen, The Netherlands
3.
S113 – Calcaneal fractures: indirect reduction and external fixator with Ilizarov fixator
C. Matzaroglou, A. Saridis, P. Bougas, V. Tzeltzes, E. Boudogianni, P. Dimakopoulos;
Rio, Patras, Greece
4.
S114 – The inter-surgeon variation of the open lateral approach to the calcaneus.
A. Kerver1, K. Klop1, A. Kerver1, W. Tuinebreijer2, H. Theeuwes1, D. den Hartog1,
G. Kleinrensink1; 1Rotterdam, The Netherlands, 2Wijk Aan Zee, The Netherlands
5.
S115 – Precision analysis of the sustentaculum tali screw placement in calcaneus fractures.
Different navigation procedures compared to the conventional technique
F. Gras, I. Marintschev, K. Klos, A. Wilharm, T. Mückley, G. Hofmann; Jena, Germany
6.
S116 – Management of talar neck fractures
G. Pajenda, C. Busch, D. Dugandzic, V. Vécsei; Vienna, Austria
7.
S117 – Talus fractures – long term results
L. Kopp, P. Obruba; Ústí Nad Labem, Czech Republic
8.
S118 – Demographics and outcome in metatarsal fractures
H. Cakir1, S. van Vliet1, E. Van Lieshout2, M. de Vries1, M. van der Elst1, T. Schepers1;
1
Delft, The Netherlands, 2Rotterdam, The Netherlands
9.
S119 – Percutaneus stable fixation of the fifth metatarsal avulsion and the Jones fracture
16:00 – 17:30
Room Basel
Bone Healing
Chairs: J. M. Rueger (Hamburg, Germany), P. Patka (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
2.
S120 – The effects of neutrophils on differentiation of mesenchymal stem cells
O. Bastian, J. Pillay, L. Leenen, L. Koenderman, J. Alblas, T. Blokhuis;
3.
S121 – Cellular interactions between endothelial progenitor cells and osteoblasts.
A new perspective for engineering of vascularized bone tissue
A. Hofmann1, U. Ritz1, V. Spies1, S. Mattyasovszky1, T. Ziebart1, M. O. Klein1, C. Brendel2,
P. Rommens1; 1Mainz, Germany, 2Frankfurt, Germany
4.
S122 – Elevated Levels of parathyroid hormone in patients with traumatic brain injury may
enhance osteogenesis
D. Cadosch1, M. Al-Mushaiqri1, O. Gautschi1, A. Skirving1, H. Simmen2, L. Filgueira1;
1
Perth, Australia, 2Zurich, Switzerland
5.
S123 – BMP-7 stimulates early fracture healing in estrogen deficient rats
T. Blokhuis1, P. Buma2, N. Verdonschot2, M. Gotthardt2, T. Hendriks2, L. Leenen1;
1
Utrecht, The Netherlands, 2Nijmegen, The Netherlands
1. Key-note: Influencing bone healing. Fact or fiction?
J. M. Rueger, Hamburg, Germany
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6.
S124 – Serum from patients with traumatic brain injury increases proliferation and supports
expression of osteoblast markers in human primary skeletal muscle cells
D. Cadosch1, A. Toffoli1, O. Gautschi1, H. Simmen2, A. Skirving1, L. Filgueira1; 1Perth, Australia,
2
Zurich, Switzerland
7.
S125 – Biological properties of bone graft substitutes: seeding and survival of human
mesenchymal stem cells (MSC) and endothelial progenitor cells (EPC)
J. Schultheiss, C. Seebach, K. Wilhelm, D. Henrich, J. Frank; Frankfurt, Germany
8.
S126 – Quantitative assessment of bone marrow by using the RIA (reamier irrigator aspirator)
system in a human cadaver study
F. Kovar, G. Wozasek, V. Vécsei; Vienna, Austria
9.
S127 – Parameters of bone-metabolism in a prospective analysis after surgery of
osteoporotic fractures
P. Brogard, G. Gilson, F. Backes, R. Seil, T. Gerich; Luxembourg, Luxembourg
16:00 – 17:30
Room Lyon
E-Poster Session
Lower Extremity
Chairs: R. Babst (Luzern, Switzerland), P. Reynders (Leuven, Belgium)
1.
PS045 – Knee septic arthritis from Streptococcus Pluranimalium in humans. First case
reported in the literature.
K. Tilkeridis1, D. Kotzamitelos1, A. Ververidis1, A. Hadjiyannakis1, G. Panayotakopoulos2;
1
Alexandroupolis, Greece, 2Patra, Greece
2.
PS046 – Kinesitherapy in gonarthrosis and post-traumatic knee joint contracture treatment.
A. Radzhabov1, M. Magaramov2, N. Kallaev2; 1Machachkala, Russian Federation,
2
Machachkala, Russian Federation
3.
PS047 – Pain scores on the removal of Ilizarov frames in orthopaedic outpatients department
M. Vincent, M. Dennison, E. Wayper, S. Royston; Sheffield, United Kingdom
4.
PS048 – Using the Less Invasive Stabilisation System (LISS) plate in the treatment of
supracondylar femoral fractures: Does it work and what lessons can be learned?
A. Aziz1, B. Hemmes2, S. Khalid1, H. Janzing3, B. Meesters4, P. R. G. Brink2;
1
Aberdeen, United Kingdom, 2Maastricht, The Netherlands, 3Venlo, The Netherlands,
4
Heerlen, The Netherlands
5.
PS049 – Diagnostic and therapeutical problems in proximal metaphyseal tibial fractures
G. I. Popescu, O. Lupescu, M. Nagea, C. Patru, S. A. Niculescu; Bucharest, Romania
6.
PS050 – Treatment of complex tibial plateau fractures (type V&VI of Schautzker classification)
by double plate (medial and lateral) fixation with single anterior incision.
E. Ghayem Hassankhani1, J. Danesteh2; 19178895351, Iran, 2Mashad, Iran
7.
PS051 – Tibial nonunions – evaluation of a standardized treatment concept
J. Heinzmann, U. Culemann, T. Pohlemann; Homburg/Saar, Germany
8.
PS052 – Multiangular locking plates in the treatment of high energy tibial head fractures –
clinical results
G. Heinrichs1, A. Schulz1, E. Wilde1, R. Oheim2, C. Jürgens2; 1Lübeck, Germany,
2
Hamburg, Germany
9.
PS053 – Compartment syndrome after proximal metaphyseal tibial fractures
O. Lupescu, M. Nagea, C. Patru, G. I. Popescu, D. Lupescu; Bucharest, Romania
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10.
PS054 – Grade III open tibial shaft fractures – a study of 43 cases
S. Bachmann, F. Hildebrand, C. Krettek, M. Frink; Hannover, Germany
11.
PS055 – Secondary intra-medullary nailing after external fixation for open tibia fractures;
a solid management?
T. Koedam, W. Zuidema; Amsterdam, The Netherlands
12.
PS056 – Metallic pulmonary embolus after an open fracture – a previously unreported
complication
A. Vasireddy1, D. Hollinghurst2; 1London, United Kingdom, 2Swindon, United Kingdom
16:00 – 17:30
The Arc
Guest Symposium
Royal Belgian Society of Surgery
Standards of care in trauma and emergency surgery
1.
Trauma and emergency surgery – still contemporary?
2.
The organisation of Disaster Medicine after the Heysel drama in Brussels
G. Verfaillie, Brussels, Belgium
3.
Abdominal compartment syndrome
J. Dewaele, Ghent, Belgium
4.
Early total trauma care versus damage control
S. Nijs, Leuven, Belgium
5.
Back to the basics: 10 simple tips for medical students regarding blunt abdominal trauma
L. Michel, Mont-Godinne, Belgium
Chairs: L. Michel (Mont-Godinne, Belgium), S. Nijs (Leuven, Belgium)
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – MONDAY
07:30 – 08:30
Room Basel
Skeletal Trauma Section Meeting
07:30 – 08:30
Room Lyon
Emergency Surgery Section Meeting
08:30 – 10:00
Gold Hall
ILC
Skeletal trauma
Severe injuries of pelvis and acetabulum
Chairs: T. Pohlemann (Homburg, Germany), M. Cimerman (Ljubljana, Slovenia)
1.
The complex pelvic trauma
T. Pohlemann, Homburg, Germany
2.
Pelvic disruption: which approach first?
C. Sancineto, Buenos Aires, Argentina
3.
The malunited pelvic fracture
P. M. Rommens, Mainz, Germany
4.
Tricks and tips in fixation of acetabular fractures
P. Giannoudis, Leeds, United Kingdom
5.
Intra abdominal injuries in pelvic trauma. Tactical and technical decisions
08:30 – 10:00
Copper Hall
Prothesis Shoulder
Chairs: V. Senekovic (Ljubljana, Slovenia), S. Nijs (Leuven, Belgium)
2.
M001 – Fracture arthroplasty of the shoulder
P. Bolars, S. Nijs, P. Broos, F. Hardeman; Leuven, Belgium
3.
M003 – Clinical and radiological outcome in low profile metaphyseal shoulder fracture
prosthesis design
L. Kovacic, F. Stefanic, V. Senekovic; Ljubljana, Slovenia
4.
M004 – Arthroplasty for avascular necrosis after osteosynthesis of the proximal humerus
S. Sainte, S. Nijs, P. Broos; Leuven, Belgium
5.
M005 – The use of reversed shoulder arthroplasty in the treatment of complex proximal
humeral fractures
J. A. Almodóvar, S. Moros Marco, P. Herrera Mera, I. Cebreiro Martinez-Val; Madrid, Spain
6.
M006 – Primary reversed fracture arthroplasty in acute fractures of the proximal humerus
B. Van Herck, S. Nijs, P. Broos; Leuven, Belgium
7.
M007 – Specially designed inverse shoulder prosthesis for fracture cases.
First analysis and results
F. Reuther1, T. Joudet2, J. Proust3, G. Kohut4, S. Nijs5; 1Berlin, Germany, 2Libourne, France,
3
Limoges, France, 4Fribourg, Switzerland, 5Leuven, Belgium
8.
M008 – Reversed prosthesis of the shoulder after failed osteosynthesis of proximal humeral
fracture
R. Heikenfeld, R. Listringhaus, G. Godolias; Herne, Germany
9.
M002 – Biomechanics of tuberosity fixation for proximal humerual fractures treated
with hemiarthroplasty
S. Dietz1, S. Nijs2, B. Andress1, H. Bertrams1, L. Müller1, W. Sternstein1, P. Rommens1;
1
Mainz, Germany, 2Leuven, Belgium
MONDAY, MAY 17, 2010
1. Key-note: Four part fractures of the proximal humerus: Osteosynthesis versus hemiarthroplasty
V. Senekovic, Ljubljana, Slovenia
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08:30 – 10:00
Silver Hall
Spleen
Chairs: C. Mesquita (Coimbra, Portugal), P. Patka (Rotterdam, The Netherlands)
1. Key-note: Update on splenic injuries
C. Mesquita, Coimbra, Portugal
2.
M009 – Value of spleen imaging with Tc99m labeled heat-damaged erythrocytes in evaluating
the function of autologous splenic transplantation
M. Beuran, A. L. Chiotoroiu, M. Vartic, O. Rosu, S. Morteanu, D. Venter; Bucharest, Romania
3.
M010 – Splenic injuries resulting from ski accidents
J. Nunez-Villegas, G. Mulieri, P. Marotta, J. Abba, F. Reche, C. Arvieux; Grenoble, France
4.
M011 – Nonoperative management of blunt injury to the spleen in the multiply injured patient
W. Metsemakers1, J. Ceulemans2, T. Spiessens2, S. Nijs1, P. Broos1; 1Leuven, Belgium,
2
Duffel/Mechelen, Belgium
5.
M012 – Quality assessment of non-operative management and short term outcomes in
splenic trauma: analysis of 2679 patients in 8 years from the regional ICD-9CM administrative
database
G. Tugnoli1, S. Di Saverio2, D. Fortuna1, A. Biscardi1, N. Montanari1, M. Casali1, F. Filicori1,
R. Grilli1, F. Baldoni1, G. Gordini1; 1Bologna, Italy, 2Bristol, United Kingdom
6.
M013 – Outcome of emergency embolization in the non-operative treatment of blunt trauma
of the spleen: multicenter retrospective study of 52 cases
F. Reche1, A. Brunot1, B. Badic1, P. Marotta1, J. Abba1, V. Dubuisson2, C. Arvieux1, G. Mulieri1;
1
Grenoble, France, 2Bordeaux, France
7.
M014 – Does our golden hour also apply to patients receiving embolization in splenic injuries?
W. Zuidema, T. Koedam; Amsterdam, The Netherlands
8.
M015 – The failure rate of non-operative management in children with splenic or liver injury
with contrast blush CT. A systematic review
C. van der Vlies, T. P. Saltzherr, J. Wilde, O. van Delden, R. de Haan, J. C. Goslings;
9.
M016 – Advanced age increases the failure rate of non-operative management of blunt
splenic injuries
P. Renzulli1, T. Gross2, B. Schnüriger3, A. Schoepfer4, D. Inderbitzin2, D. Candinas2;
1
Münsterlingen, Switzerland, 2Bern, Switzerland, 3Los Angeles, USA, 4Hamilton, Canada
08:30 – 10:00
Room Milan
Chairs: E. D’Hondt (Brussels, Belgium), R. Komadina (Celje, Slovenia)
1. Key-note: Use of hemostatic agents in the catastrophic bleeding on the military battlefield
E. D’Hondt, Brussels, Belgium
2.
M017 – Aggressive management of battle casualities
H. Talan, Safai Etawah, India
3.
M018 – Blast injuries of large tyres. A case series
A. Hefny1, H. Eid2, M. Al-Bashir3, F. Abu –Zidan3; 1Al-Ain, United Arab Emirates,
2
Al-Ain, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, 3Al-Ain, United Arab Emirates
4.
M019 – Terrorism bombing: surgical management of blast effects
P. Sockeel, M. P. Massoure, C. de Saint Roman, A. C. Ezanno, K. Fixot, X. Chapellier;
Metz Cedex 3, France
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5.
M020 – Management of explosions and blast injuries after the Gerdec tragedy
(Albanian experience)
A. Dogjani, Tirana, Albania
6.
M021 – Severe secondary blast injuries: contemporary surgical approaches
V. Mutafchiyski, N. Vladov, I. Takorov; Sofia, Bulgaria
7.
M022 – Craniofacial trauma: further damage or protection of brain parenchyma?
A prospective study
G. Christodoulidis1, C. Iliadis1, V. Pappi2, K. Tepetes1; 1Larissa, Greece, 2Athens, Greece
8.
S049 – Train crash – EMS response
R. Gregor, D. Holes; Ostrava, Zabreh, Czech Republic
9.
M023 – Post traumatic stress disorder in hospitalized terrorist bombing attack victims
A. Mintz, N. Shussman, A. Shalev, M. Abu Gazala, A. Rivkind, G. Almogy; Jerusalem, Israel
08:30 – 10:00
Room Basel
Trauma Registries
Chairs: E. Neugebauer (Cologne, Germany), A. Leppäniemi (Helsinki, Finland)
2.
M025 – Analysis of trauma data using an advanced statistical method (Bayesian network
approach)
Y. Sakamoto1, K. Mashiko1, Y. Motomura2, Y. Nisgida2, T. Ishigaki2, N. Fujiki2, H. Yokota2;
1
3.
M026 – Influence of pre-existing co-morbidities on trauma mortality. An analysis of 20257
trauma victims in Japan.
T. Shoko, A. Shiraishi, M. Kaji, Y. Otomo; Tokyo, Japan
4.
M027 – Preventable deaths and errors in a Dutch level-1 trauma center
T. P. Saltzherr1, P. Nieboer2, M. Nijsten2, J. Valk2, K. Wendt2, K. J. Ponsen1, J. S. Luitse1,
J. C. Goslings1; 1Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 2Groningen, The Netherlands
5.
M028 – Epidemiology of fatal trauma in Italy
O. Chiara, S. Cimbanassi; Milano, Italy
6.
M029 – The long-term effects of an early analysis of a trauma registry
S. Shaban, M. Ashour, M. Bashir, Y. El-Ashaal, F. Branicki, F. Abu-Zidan;
Al-Ain, United Arab Emirates
7.
M030 – Features of pulmonary embolism in trauma patients
A. P. Ekeh1, B. Izu2, M. McCarthy2; 1Dayton, USA,
2
Dayton, OH, USA
8.
M031 – The Czech National Paediatric Trauma Registry
L. Planka, D. Stary, P. Gal; Brno, Czech Republic
9.
M032 – Impact of collective skating on natural ice in The Netherlands on emergency care,
health care and the society
O. Beckmann1, C. Heringhaus2; 1Zoetermeer, The Netherlands, 2Leiden, The Netherlands
1. Key-note: The German Polytrauma Registry: What can we learn?
E. Neugebauer, Cologne, Germany
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08:30 – 10:00
Room Lyon
E-Poster Session
Upper Extremity
Chairs: K. Wendt (Groningen, The Netherlands), H.-J. Oestern (Celle, Germany)
1.
PM001 – Early results of proximal humeral fracture treatment using the Philos plate
V. Popelka, R. Zamborsky, P. Simko; Bratislava, Slovak Republik
2.
PM002 – Minimal invasive plate osteosynthesis for proximal humeral fractures:
technique and early results.
F. Hardeman, S. Nijs, P. Broos; Leuven, Belgium
3.
PM003 – Hemiarthroplasty with long stem prosthesis in destroying proximal humeral fracture
F. Urbán, M. Kovács, K. Fekete; Debrecen, Hungary
4.
PM004 – Reversed fracture arthroplasty.
5.
PM005 – The problems of early surgical treatment of periprosthetic humeral fractures
H. Wolf, Vienna, Austria
6.
PM006 – Surgical versus non-surgical treatment for humeral shaft fractures in adults:
a review
M. Gosler, M. Testroote, D. de Visser, W. Morrrenhof, H. Janzing; Venlo, The Netherlands
7.
PM007 – Lateral Entry Fixation using Three Divergent Pins for Diplaced Paediatric
Supracondylar Fractures
S. Guy, R. Ponnuru, S. Gella, N. Tulwa; Wakefield, United Kingdom
8.
PM008 – An erroneous diagnosis of an open fracture with bone loss: a cautionary tale
D. Saleh, P. Loughenbury, S. Britten; Leeds, United Kingdom
9.
PM009 – An original locking plate system for complex fractures of the distal humerus
J. Imatani, Okayama, Japan
10.
PM010 – Instability after open reduction and internal fixation of the distal humerus
H. Lu1, T. Guitton2, J. Capo3, D. Ring4; 1Boston, MA, USA, 2Boston, USA, 3Newark, NY, USA,
4
Boston, MA, USA
11.
PM011 – Treatment of the complex Intra-articular fracture of the distal humerus with the
Latitude-Elbow-Prosthesis: a retrospective study with complication analysis
C. Schwarz, L. Müller, K. Burkhart, S. Mattyasovszky, P. Rommens; Mainz, Germany
12.
PM012 – Prostethic replacement after elbow injury
A. Kazantcev, S. Putyatin, E. Zhezherya; Moscow, Russian Federation
13.
PM013 – Complex fractures of the proximal radius: prosthesis or resection:
a systematic review of the literature
E. Deleus, S. Nijs, P. Broos; Leuven, Belgium
14.
PM014 – Anterior interosseus nerve paralysis after radial head osteosyntesis: 2 case reports
L. Regusci, M. Brenna, G. Peloni, F. Fasolini; Mendrisio, Switzerland
15.
PM015 – Non-operatively treated fractures of the anteromedial facet of the coronoid process
H. van der Werf1, T. Guitton2, D. Ring3; 1Boston, MA, USA, 2Boston, USA, 3Boston, MA, USA
16.
PM016 – Is early computed tomography a reliable alternative for bone scintigraphy in
suspected scaphoid fractures
A. de Zwart1, F. Beeres2, L. Kingma2, S. Meylaerts2, E. Coerkamp2, S. Rhemrev2;
1
Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 2The Hague, The Netherlands
17.
PM017 – Carpal dislocations and fracture dislocations: study of treatment and follow up
results.
I. Auñón, D. Cecilia, V. Guimerá García, J. L. Leon, M. Aroca, P. Caba, C. Resines; Madrid, Spain
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08:30 – 10:00
The Arc
Guest Symposium
Belgian Group for Endoscopic Surgery
Laparoscopy in acute abdominal situations: anything new?
Chairs: C. de Gheldere (Lier, Belgium), A. Fingerhut (Poissy, France)
1.
Management of acute cholecystitis
V. Lucidi, Brussels, Belgium
2.
Laparoscopy in diverticular disease of the colon
P. Pattyn, Roeselare, Belgium
3.
Limits of laparoscopic approach in small bowel obstruction
B. Navez, Charleroi, Belgium
4.
Abdominal trauma: limits of the laparoscopic approach
E. Guérin, Charleroi, Belgium
5.
Emergencies after bariatric surgery
Y. Van Nieuwenhove, Ghent, Belgium
10:00 – 10:30
Coffee break
10:30 – 12:00
Exhibition Hall
Gold Hall
ILC
Emergency Surgery
Laparoscopy in Non-trauma Emergency Surgery
1.
Appendectomy
2.
Perforated peptic ulcer
A. Nicolau, Greece
3.
Perforated sigmoid diverticulitis
Eric Voiglio, Lyon, France
4.
Acute biliary problems
A. Fingerhut, Poissy, France
5.
Second look laparoscopy in mesenteric ischemia
H. Yanar, Istanbul, Turkey
10:30 – 12:00
Copper Hall
Guest Symposium
Belgian Orthopaedic Trauma Association
Treatment Update on Traumatic Bone Defects
Chairs: P. Reynders (Leuven, Belgium), E. Degroof (Antwerp, Belgium)
1.
The technique of the induced membrane combined with autologous bone transplantation
T. Bégué, Paris, France
2.
Use of the Ilizarov technique to reconstruct bone loss in the lower limb
S. Royston, Sheffield, United Kingdom
3.
The fully integrated telescopic bone device in the treatment of bone defects
A. Betz, Lebach, Germany
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Chairs: S. Uranues (Graz, Austria), H. Yanar (Istanbul, Turkey)
4.
Autografting post-traumatic bone defects. The place of the Reamed Irrigation Aspiration system
S. Jacobs, Leuven, Belgium
5.
Allografting post-traumatic bone defects
O. Cornu, Brussels, Belgium
6.
Knowledge on tissue repair: concept of functional unit soft tissue/bone
R. Hierner, Essen, Germany
7.
Future Direction in bone regeneration
J. Schrooten, Leuven, Belgium
10:30 – 12:00
Silver Hall
Polytrauma
Chairs: C. Pape (Aachen, Germany), O. Røise (Oslo, Norway)
1. Key-note: Priorities in the management of polytraumatized patients
C. Pape, Aachen, Germany
2.
M033 – Damage control in severely injured trauma patients. A ten-year experience
A. Frischknecht1, T. Lustenberger2, M. Bukur2, M. Turina1, A. Billeter1, L. Mica1, M. Keel3;
1
Zurich, Switzerland, 2Los Angeles, CA, USA, 3Bern, Switzerland
3.
M034 – Alcohol and multiple trauma. Is there any influence?
C. Zeckey, F. Hildebrand, P. Mommsen, S. Dannecker, C. Krettek, M. Frink;
Hannover, Germany
4.
M035 – Influence of alcohol abuse and liver cirrhosis on outcome in multiple trauma patients
C. Nau1, S. Wutzler1, M. Lehnert1, R. Lefering2, H. Laurer1, I. Marzi1; 1Frankfurt, Germany,
2
Cologne, Germany
5.
M036 – Missed injuries in major trauma patients at an European level I urban trauma centre
N. Langer, M. Ruesseler, H. Wyen, S. Wutzler, F. Walcher, I. Marzi; Frankfurt, Germany
6.
M037 – Complications in multitrauma patients in a Dutch Level-1 trauma center
T. P. Saltzherr, A. Visser, K. J. Ponsen, J. S. Luitse, J. C. Goslings;
7.
M038 – Searching for unexpected trauma deaths using TRISS methodology
Z. Korac, N. Simic Korac, A. Jankovic; Karlovac, Croatia
8.
M039 – Positive personal characteristics predicts good quality of life after acquired severe
injuries
A. Quale1, O. Røise2; 1Nesoddtangen, Norway, 2Oslo, Norway
9.
M040 – Outcome after severe polytrauma (ISS * 50)
C. von Rüden, M. Röse, C. Hierholzer, V. Bühren, A. Woltmann; Murnau, Germany
10:30 – 12:00
Room Milan
Education
Chairs: D. Allard (South Africa), P. Brink (Maastricht, The Netherlands)
1. Key-note: Training in trauma and emergency surgery: The South African model
2.
M041 – The TEAM course in the central region of Portugal. Planning, development and results
after 54 courses
C. Mesquita1, L. Pinheiro2, J. Pereira2; 1Coimbra, Portugal, 2Viseu, Portugal
3.
M042 – One Team One Hospital Training Course for the management of severe Trauma:
a new tailored course for a single institution assisted by a professional facilitator aimed to
improve the trauma team performance.
H. Kurihara1, M. Zago1, F. Luzzana1, D. Mariani1, A. Casamassima1, M. G. Turconi2,
E. Illuminati3, D. Cantù1; 1Milano, Italy, 2Castellanza, Italy, 3Milan, Italy
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4.
M043 – Introduction of our residency program for acute care surgeon
Y. Otomo, Tokyo, Japan
5.
M044 – The definitive surgical trauma care course in Portugal
M. Mendes1, J. Preto2, C. Mesquita3; 1Lisboa, Portugal, 2Porto, Portugal, 3Coimbra, Portugal
6.
M045 – Training methods for practical skills in undergraduate surgical education
M. Ruesseler, A. Braunbeck, R. Weber, F. Walcher, I. Marzi; Frankfurt, Germany
7.
M046 – Organizing trauma team simulation training in trauma center; where to pay
attention to?
L. Handolin, Helsinki, Finland
8.
M047 – MEC.O: medical education online. A key to the knowledge extension in the student
training in traumatology
R. Ziegler, W. Knopp, T. Pohlemann; Homburg/Saar, Germany
9.
M048 – Trauma residency: Old-fashioned or still up to date for trauma training?
J. Sproviero1, M. Berude2, I. Elleder2, R. Hillmann2, R. D’Amico2; 1Olivos, Argentina,
2
Buenos Aires, Argentina
10:30 – 12:00
Room Basel
Biomechanics
Chairs: V. Bühren (Murnau, Germany), t.b.a.
2.
M049 – Biomechanical evaluation of different interspinous devices on the affected and
adjacent segments
F. Hartmann, E. Gercek, P. Rommens; Mainz, Germany
3.
M050 – Deformation of osteosynthetic material in bundle nailing technique.
Computer simulation
P. Obruba1, L. Stejskal2, L. Kopp1; 1Ústí Nad Labem, Czech Republic, 2Seattle, USA
4.
M051 – Femoral nail bending after intramedullary nailing results of a cadaver study
Y. Arlettaz, Sion, Switzerland
5.
M052 – A dynamic approach for gait analysis in a murine femur fracture model to study the
biomechanical effects of femoral fracture stabilization
A. Kristen, T. Histing, P. Garcia, J. Holstein, T. Pohlemann; Homburg, Germany
6.
M053 – Effect of number and location of distal locking screw on rotational stability of femoral
nail: a navigation measurement
M. Ruangchainikom, N. Upibulsin, T. Tharmviboonsri, K. Riansuwan; Bangkok, Thailand
7.
M054 – A biomechanical comparison of a biodegradable volar locked plate with two titanium
volar locked plates in a distal radius fracture model
M. Diefenbeck, K. Klos, S. Rausch, F. Gras, G. Hofmann, T. Mückley; Jena, Germany
8.
M055 – Biomechanical evaluation of the calcaneal fixation of a retrograde intramedullary
nail for tibiotalocalcaneal arthrodesis. The potential of cement augmentation
K. Klos1, M. Windolf1, K. Schwieger1, D. Wähnert1, G. Hofmann2, T. Mückley3;
1
Davos, Switzerland, 2Halle/Saale, Germany, 3Jena, Germany
9.
M056 – The quality of the bone cement application depends on the chemical composition
of the application system
D. Proschek, S. Mattyasovszky, P. Rommens; Mainz, Germany
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1. Key-note: Significance and limitations of in-vitro biomechanical studies
V. Bühren, Murnau, Germany
10:30 – 12:00
Room Lyon
E-Poster Session
Pelvis – Acetabulum – Spine
Chairs: C. Sancineto (Buenos Aires, Argentina), O. Røise (Oslo, Norway)
1.
PM018 – Effect of a new pelvic stabilizer (T-POD®) on reduction of pelvic volume and
haemodynamic stability in unstable pelvic fractures.
S. Stigt1, E. Tan1, A. van Vugt2; 1Nijmegen, The Netherlands, 2Enschede, The Netherlands
2.
PM019 – Pelvic fracture related bleeding in pediatric patients
H. Tuovinen, P. Åström, T. Söderlund, J. Lindahl, T. Laine, L. Handolin; Helsinki, Finland
3.
PM020 – Fractures of the pubic rami can be life-threatening injuries – a case report
C. Smith1, A. Vasireddy1, R. Koka2; 1London, United Kingdom, 2Eastbourne, United Kingdom
4.
PM021 – Traumatic hip dislocation. A 13-year case series 1995-2007.
C. Bargfeldt, H. Grønborg, J. Stürup, E. Tøndevold; Copenhagen, Denmark
5.
PM022 – Traumatic Anterior Hip Dislocation in an 8 year old child: a case report and review
of the literature
A. Barbosa1, R. Cerqueira1, J. Ferreira1, S. Viçoso1, F. Lima2, C. Vilela1; 1Guimarães, Portugal,
2
Guimaraes, Portugal
6.
PM023 – Total hip arthroplasty after acetabulum fractures.
A. Kazantcev1, S. Putyatin2, M. Enikeev2; 1Moscow, SD, Russian Federation,
2
Moscow, Russian Federation
7.
PM024 – Total hip arthroplasty after operative treatment of acetabulum fractures
S. Arbes, H. Widhalm, M. Greitbauer, V. Vécsei; Vienna, Austria
8.
PM025 – Axis or Harris Ring in odontoid fractures, old fashioned but not obsolete
P. Dewolf1, D. Desruelles2, L. Mortelmans3; 1Rotselaar, Belgium, 2Leuven, Belgium,
3
Brasschaat, Belgium
9.
PM026 – Comparison of the effects of surgical approaches on the local kyphosis angle
in vertebral fractures
C. Copuroglu1, G. Ozdemir2, M. Ozcan1, E. Yalniz1; 1Edirne, Turkey, 2Manisa, Turkey
10.
PM027 – Comparison of balloon kyphoplasty and vertebroplasty one year postoperatively
I. Movrin1, R. Vengust2, R. Komadina3; 1Maribor, Slovenia, 2Ljubljana, Slovenia, 3Celje, Slovenia
11.
PM028 – Bioresorbable KyphOsTM FS(R) Calcium Phosphate bone substitute in balloon
kyphoplasty for the treatment of traumatic vertebral body fractures: 1 year results
C. Müller1, J. Hillmeier2, P. Meeder3, R. Gumpert4, P. Vanderschot5, F. Ortner6, C. Krettek1,
J. van Meirhaeghe7; 1Hannover, Germany, 2Limburg, Germany, 3Heidelberg, Germany,
4
Graz, Austria, 5Leuven, Belgium, 6Wiener Neustadt, Austria, 7Brugge, Belgium
12.
PM029 – Transmedistinal approach for spinal cord T2-T7 level – case report
C. Iorga1, V. Strambu1, S. Stoian1, P. Radu1, R. Jitianu1, C. Puscu1, D. Garofil1, M. Bratucu1,
F. Popa1, V. Grigorean1, M. Popescu2; 1Bucharest, Romania, 2Pitesti, Romania
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10:30 – 12:00
The Arc
Guest Symposium
Orthopaedic Sports Traumatology
Midfoot Trauma in Sportsmen
Chairs: J. Huylebroek (Brussels, Belgium), M. Nyska (Kfar Saba, Israel)
1.
Tibialis post problems in the hyperpronated foot
Gl. Canata, Torino, Italy
2.
Plantar Fasciitis: Etio-diagnosis-treatment
E. Vitvrouw, Ghent, Belgium
3.
Injuries to the bifurcate ligament
M. Nyska, Kfar Saba, Israel
4.
Stress fractures of the navicular, sesamoids, 4th metatarsus and Jones’ fracture
G. Mann, Kfar Saba, Isreal
5.
Missed lisfranc fractures in athletes
P. Papadopoulos, Thessaloniki, Greece
6.
Midfoot sprain: What does it mean
S. Dhar, Nottingham, United Kingdom
7.
The challenge of the accessory navicular
G. Mann, Kfar Saba, Israel
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The Arc
ESTES General Assembly
The agenda is to be found on page 18.
Lunch
Exhibition Hall
12:00 – 14:00
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14:00 – 15:30
Gold Hall
ILC
Education
Standardized Education in Trauma
Chairs: M. Zago (Milan, Italy), A. Peitzman (Pittsburgh, USA)
1.
Education in trauma: The European snapshot
M. Rüsseler, Frankfurt, Germany
2.
Acute Care Surgery and Trauma Education curriculum: The Swedish experience
F. Al-Ayoubi, Linköping, Sweden
3.
Structured Courses (PHTLS, ITLS, ATLS, ETC): Is there a way to blend them?
4.
How to teach and maintain surgical skills in trauma
A. Peitzman, Pittsburgh, USA
5.
The challenge of team training
M. Zago, Milan, Italy
14:00 – 15:30
Copper Hall
Hip
Chairs: P. Broos (Leuven, Belgium), H. Grønborg (Copenhagen, Denmark)
2.
M057 – Co-morbidity and age: predictors of functional outcome following femoral neck
fractures treated with an arthroplasty. Limitations of the Harris Hip Score
E. Reuling1, I. Sierevelt1, M. van den Bekerom1, E. Hilverdink1, J. Schnater2, C. van Dijk1,
J. C. Goslings1, E. Raaymakers1; 1Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 2Dordrecht, The Netherlands
3.
M058 – An audit of hip fracture admissions to a hospital in the Northwest of England.
How well are we doing?
M. Rashid1, O. Sobowale2, A. Sahu1, B. Todd1; 1Stockport, United Kingdom,
2
Salford, United Kingdom
4.
M059 – The influence of surgeon volume on fixation of femoral neck fractures
D. van Montfoort, S. Meylaerts, S. Rhemrev, J. Hoogendoorn; The Hague, The Netherlands
5.
M060 – A new locking plate and dynamic screw system for internal fixation of intracapsular
hip fractures. Results for the first 200 patients treated
N. Jagodzinski, M. Parker; Peterborough, United Kingdom
6.
M061 – Full threaded compression screws should not be used in adult femoral neck fractures
G. Okcu, N. Ozkayin, K. Aktuglu; Izmir, Turkey
7.
M062 – Can the outcome after hemiprosthesis of the hip in femoral neck fractures
significantly be influenced by choice of a minimally invasive approach?
A. Auffarth1, N. Matis1, S. Lederer1, S. Karpik2, W. Hitzl1, H. Resch1; 1Salzburg, Austria,
2
Salzburg, Austria
8.
M063 – A provincial integrated model to improve care for patients following hip fracture
J. Waddell, J. McMullan, R. McGlasson, N. Mahomed, J. Flannery; Toronto, Canada
9.
M064 – An audit of antiresorptive therapy following hip fracture admission to a hospital
in the Northwest of England.
M. Rashid1, O. Sobowale2, A. Sahu1, B. Todd1; 1Stockport, United Kingdom,
2
Salford, United Kingdom
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1. Key-note: Outcome of femoral neck fractures in the elderly
14:00 – 15:30
Silver Hall
Spine
Chairs: V. Vécsei (Vienna, Austria), P. Wendsche (Brno, Czech Republic)
1. Key-note: Surgical treatment of thoracolumbar fractures: an update
2.
M065 – Two-year results of intraoperative 3D-based navigation at interventions of the cervical
and thoracic spine. What is the benefit, what are the problems?
J. S. Jarvers, S. Katscher, T. Blattert, S. Glasmacher, A. Franck, H. Siekmann, C. Schmidt,
C. Josten; Leipzig, Germany
3.
M066 – Sufficiency of isolated dorsal instrumentation for fractures the thoracolumbar spine
A. Partenheimer, J. Geerling, E. Tsaknaki, H. Lill; Hannover, Germany
4.
M067 – Long-term results of posterior surgery for thoracolumbar fractures: sagittal plane
analysis
M. Balioglu, Istanbul, Turkey
5.
M068 – A comparison of radiological and functional results after operative treatment of
thoracic and lumbal spine fractures in older patients
B. Reischmann, A. Pizanis, T. Pohlemann; Homburg/Saar, Germany
6.
M069 – Segmental spine instrumentation in thoracolumbar and lumbar fractures.
A 12 year experience
S. Fernandes, A. Barbosa, J. Ferreira, R. Cerqueira, R. Ferrero, A. Moreira;
7.
M070 – Comparing Posterior and anterior/posterior surgery in thoracolumbar vertebra
fractures
M. Balioglu, Istanbul, Turkey
8.
M071 – Fractures of the fifth lumbar vertebra. Evaluation of 28 cases in years 1999-2007.
M. Kelbl, J. Kocis, P. Wendsche; Brno, Czech Republic
14:00 – 15:30
Room Milan
Vascular Lesions
Chairs: J. Asensio (Miami, USA), L. P. Pinheiro (Viseu, Portugal)
1. Key-note: Update on abdominal vascular injuries
2.
M073 – High energy trauma of the lower limbs complicated with secondary acute
peripheral ischemia
O. Lupescu, M. Nagea, C. Patru, G. I. Popescu, C. Netu, C. L. Vasilache; Bucharest, Romania
3.
M074 – Vascular reconstruction in posttraumatic peripheral ischemia
T. Cohnert, S. Schweiger, S. Koter, A. Baumann; Graz, Austria
4.
M075 – Simultaneous surgical treatment of perineal injury and vascular lesions of the
lower extremity (femoral vessels)
A. Kocsis, G. Vegh, I. Bárdos; Budapest, Hungary
5.
M076 – Abdominal vascular injuries
S. Tamulis, E. Gaidamonis; Vilnius, Lithuania
6.
T023 – Transarterial embolization for abdominal trauma: a report from Japan Trauma
Databank
T. Ichinose, A. Shiraishi, K. Murata, J. Aiboshi, Y. Otomo; Tokyo, Japan
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7.
M077 – Endovascular management of blunt renal artery trauma. A case series and review
of the literature
M. Abu Gazala, N. Shussman, S. Abu Gazala, D. Arbell, A. Rivkind, G. Almogy, A. Bloom;
Jerusalem, Israel
8.
M078 – Traumatic aortic rupture. A thirty year experience.
I. Fourneau, S. Houthoofd, K. Daenens, G. Maleux, A. Nevelsteen; Leuven, Belgium
9.
M079 – The thoracic impact. Three biomechanical simulations of accidents with
an aortic rupture
M. Malota, R. Kopp, M. Graw; München, Germany
10.
M080 – Ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysms: always a surgical emergency?
W. Metsemakers1, J. Duchateau2, J. De Leersnyder2; 1Leuven, Belgium, 2Duffel, Belgium
14:00 – 15:30
Room Basel
Monitoring SIC Patients
Chairs: C. DeDeyne (Genk, Belgium), K. Taviloglu (Istanbul, Turkey)
2.
M081 – Predictive value of procalcitonin (PCT) for the development of complications
after multiple trauma: is there a genetic predisposition?
F. Hildebrand, M. Frink, C. Zeckey, P. Mommsen, C. Krettek; Hannover, Germany
3.
M082 – Early prediction of massive transfusion in the blunt trauma patient and the role
of thromboelastography
H. Leemann1, T. Lustenberger2, M. Bukur2, M. Keel3; 1Zurich, Switzerland,
2
Los Angeles, CA, USA, 3Bern, Switzerland
4.
M083 – Increased plasma kynurenine values as a predictive marker for the developement
of sepsis after major trauma
T. Lögters1, A. Paunel-Görgülü1, M. Schädel-Höpfner1, S. Flohé2, J. Windolf1;
1
Düsseldorf, Germany, 2Düsseldorf, Germany
5.
M084 – A role of TLR 2 signaling: late post-traumatic immune dysfunction
S. Darwiche1, R. Pfeifer1, X. Ruan1, R. Hoffman1, H. Pape2, T. Billiar1; 1Pittsburgh, USA,
2
Aachen, Germany
6.
M085 – Splenic immune function following femoral fracture and trauma-haemorrhage
P. Mommsen, C. Zeckey, T. Barkhausen, M. Frink, C. Probst, C. Krettek, F. Hildebrand;
Hannover, Germany
7.
M086 – Non-invasive assessment of compartment pressure by elastography:
an in vitro model
R. Sellei, S. Hingmann, M. Knobe, S. Linke, F. Schmidt, M. de la Fuente Klein,
K. Radermacher, H. Pape; Aachen, Germany
8.
M087 – Functional outcome evaluation of upper extremity fractures in polytrauma patients.
A long-term follow-up study
V. Schreiber1, C. Probst2, S. Darwiche1, B. Zelle1, C. Krettek2, R. Pfeifer3, H. Pape3;
1
9.
M088 – Emergency Trauma Score (EMTRAS)
M. Raum1, M. Nijsten1, B. Bouillon2, R. Lefering2, E. Neugebauer2, K. Wendt1, H. ten Duis1;
1
Groningen, The Netherlands, 2Köln, Germany
1. Key-note: Monitoring of surgical intensive care patients: what is new?
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14:00 – 15:30
Room Lyon
E-Poster Session
Education – Trauma Registries
Chairs: I. Marzi, (Frankfurt, Germany), T. Braunsteiner (Vienna, Austria)
1.
PM030 – Teaching standardized trauma care – 6 years of Advanced Trauma Life Support
(ATLS) in Germany
M. Muenzberg1, L. Mahlke2, B. Bouillon3, T. Paffrath3, T. Hauer4, C. Woelfel5;
1
Freiburg, Germany, 2Paderborn, Germany, 3Koeln, Germany, 4Ulm, Germany,
5
Ludwigshafen, Germany
2.
PM031 – Interprofessional TEAM training program improves ATLS confirmed management in
a level I trauma centre
F. Walcher, B. Scheller, M. Ruesseler, M. Mack, S. Wutzler, I. Marzi; Frankfurt, Germany
3.
PM032 – Analysis of triage errors during the implementation of a tiered trauma response
protocol.
I. Martínez-Casas, J. Sancho, X. Crous, S. López-Gordo, E. Membrilla, M. Pons, L. Grande;
Barcelona, Spain
4.
PM033 – Utility of the Tertiary Survey in the incidence of missed injuries in trauma patients
S. Montmany, S. Navarro, P. Rebasa, A. Luna, C. Gómez, J. Hermoso; Sabadell, Spain
5.
PM034 – Consent in trauma: does written information improve patient understanding?
H. Smith, J. Manjaly, T. Yousri, N. Upadhyay, S. Nicol, J. Livingstone; Bristol, United Kingdom
6.
PM035 – Implementation of the osteoporosis guideline in fracture and osteoporosis outpatient
clinics in The Netherlands
K. Huntjens1, M. Blonk2, J. Hegeman3, M. van der Elst4, P. Geusens1, S. van Helden1;
1
Maastricht, The Netherlands, 2Eindhoven, The Netherlands, 3Almelo, The Netherlands,
4
Delft, The Netherlands
7.
PM036 – Surgical education on a virtual reality knee arthroscopy simulator:
non Gamer vs. Gamer
A. Enders, T. Beckmann, F. Hartmann, E. Gercek, P. Rommens; Mainz, Germany
8.
PM037 – Can trauma registries help demonstrate different management strategies of
polytrauma patients? An analysis focusing on prehospital management using data from STAG
(Scottish Trauma Audit Group) and the Trauma Registry of the DGU (Deutsche Gesellschaft
fuer Unfallchirurgie)
X. X. E. Tan1, C. Probst2, C. Krettek2, M. Frink2, F. Hildebrand2; 1Edinburgh, United Kingdom,
2
Hannover, Germany
9.
PM038 – A year in the Department of emergency medicine University Hospital Center Zagreb:
a view on traumatized patients.
T. Zigman, S. Davila; Zagreb, Croatia
10.
PM039 – Trauma patterns in the United Arab Emirates: data from hospital based trauma
registry
H. Eid1, S. Shaban2, K. Lunsjo2, P. Barss2, F. Torab2, M. Grivna2, Y. ElAshaal2, F. Branicki2,
F. Abu-Zidan2; 1Al-Ain, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, 2Al-Ain, United Arab Emirates
11.
PM040 – A comparison of accuracy of different Trauma and Injury Severity Score (TRISS)-like
models in different trauma populations
M. De Jongh1, M. Verhofstad1, L. Leenen2; 1Tilburg, The Netherlands,
2
12.
PM041 – Patterns of injury associated with motor vehicle rollover ejection
S. Khoschnau1, J. Recicar2, K. Maull2; 13050, Qatar, 2Doha, Qatar
13.
PM042 – Importance of sledding accidents in wintersport-accidents
D. Heim1, K. Altgeld2; 1Frutigen, Switzerland, 2St. Gallen, Switzerland
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14.
PM043 – A comparative study of survival of patients initially presenting with a hip fracture with
and without subsequent fracture including a subsequent analysis according to the second
fracture: Second hip, major long bone of extremity, and vertebral body fracture.
C. Angthong1, W. Angthong2, T. Harnroongroj3, T. Harnroongroj1; 1Bangkok, Thailand,
2
Nakhon Nayok, Thailand, 3Pathum Thani, Thailand
15.
PM044 – Implementation of guidelines by a fracture nurse in patients presenting with
non-vertebral fractures: effect on subsequent fracture incidence and survival
K. Huntjens, P. R. G. Brink, P. Willems, P. Geusens, S. van Helden;
Maastricht, The Netherlands
14:00 – 15:30
The Arc
Guest Symposium
Orthopaedics and Traumatology
Periprosthetic fractures: State of the art
Chair: P. Hoffmeyer (Geneva, Switzerland)
1.
The growing epidemic
A. Luebecke, Geneva, Switzerland
2.
Periprosthetic fractures around the hip
R. Cabral, Coimbra, Portugal
3.
Periprosthetic fractures around the knee
T. Bégué, Paris, France
4.
Periprosthetic fractures around the upper extremity
C. Spormann, Zurich, Switzerland
15:30 – 16:00
Coffee break
16:00 – 17:30
Exhibition Hall
Gold Hall
ILC
Visceral Trauma
Advances in thoracic trauma
1.
Thoracic damage control
M. Keel, Bern, Switzerland
2.
Chest CT: What do we do with the lung contusion
3.
What’s new in stabwounds in the thoracoabdominal transition
P. Vassiliu, Athens, Greece
4.
Rib fixation: a new way to go?
M. Bemelman, Utrecht, The Netherlands
5.
Retained hemothorax: what are the options
Chairs: I. Marzi (Frankfurt, Germany), J. Asensio (Los Angeles, USA)
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16:00 – 17:30
Copper Hall
Abdomen
Chairs: A. Leppäniemi (Helsinki, Finland), A. Cennamo (Naples, Italy)
1. Key-note: Open Abdomen
2.
M089 – Open abdomen? And now? What to do?
B. Henriques1, L. Reis2, C. Magalhães2, G. Martinez2, C. Azevedo2; 1352, Portugal,
2
Coimbra, Portugal
3.
M090 – A vacuum-assisted technique for treating the abdominal compartment syndrome
P. Daskalakis1, V. Kapsi1, K. Kourkoutas1, C. Vlachos2, E. Papageorgiou2; 1Athens, Greece,
2
Pyrgos, Greece
4.
M091 – A nationwide survey on temporary and delayed abdominal closure in
Norwegian hospitals
S. Groven, P. A. Naess, E. Trondsen, C. Gaarder; Oslo, Norway
5.
M092 – Abbreviated laparotomy using temporary closure with the Bogota bag for
severe abdominal sepsis
A. Rosière, V. Malherbe, D. Reverdy, V. De Moor, H. Legendre, L. Michel; Yvoir, Belgium
6.
M093 – Are biologic mesh repairs the answer for complicated abdominal wall defects and
for patients with enterocutaneous fistulae?
L. Chavez1, R. Latifi1, T. O’Keffe1, J. Wynne2, B. Joseph1, R. Friese1, N. Kulvatunyou1, P. Rhee1;
1
Tucson, AZ, USA, 2Tucson, USA
7.
M094 – Percutaneous cholecystostomy in acute cholecystitis in high-risk patients:
bridge to surgery or as a definitive treatment?
G. Altaca, U. Sekmen, B. Gumus, H. Gonen, H. Karakayali; Ankara, Turkey
8.
M095 – Complications of acute appendicitis
S. Sekulic, A. Sekulic-Frkovic, V. Popovic, J. Vasic; Gracanica, Serbia
9.
M096 – Perforated peptic ulcer. Lethal complication of a vanishing disease
O. Ben Ishay, H. Bahouth, Y. Kluger; Haifa, Israel
16:00 – 17:30
Guest Symposium
ATLS
Trauma and Education
Chairs: I. Schipper (Leiden, The Netherlands), P. Moniz Pereira (Lisbon, Portugal)
1.
ATLS: The history and organisation
P. Moniz Pereira, Lisbon, Portugal
2.
ATLS state of the art 2010
B. Riley, Nottingham, United Kingdom
3.
ATLS: Scientific support and effects
I. Schipper, Leiden, The Netherlands
4.
ATLS in the high crime areas of South Africa
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Silver Hall
16:00 – 17:30
Room Milan
Pelvis
Chairs: T. Pohlemann (Homburg, Germany), V. De Ridder (Rotterdam, The Netherlands)
1. Key-note: Long-term analysis of survival after complex pelvic trauma.
Results of a national pelvic registry
T. Pohlemann, Homburg, Germany
2.
M097 – Early prediction of pelvic fracture-related arterial bleeding during trauma resuscitation:
a prospective clinical study
L. Toth, Z. Balogh; Newcastle, Australia
3.
M098 – Intra-abdominal injuries associated with severe pelvic fractures and haemodynamic
instability
M. Gutierrez-Andreu, P. Yuste-Garcia, P. Caba-Doussoux, J. L. Leon Baltasar, F. Cruz-Vigo;
Madrid, Spain
4.
M099 – Functional outcome and quality of life in patients with unstable pelvic fractures
E. Hermans, A. Eijck, J. Biert; Nijmegen, The Netherlands
5.
M100 – Functional outcome of open book lesions: a 13-year cohort study
P. Van Loon1, M. Hessmann2, P. Rommens1; 1Mainz, Germany, 2Fulda, Germany
6.
M101 – Long-term functional outcome of pelvic fracture polytrauma patients to a mean
follow-up interval of 15 years.
S. Darwiche1, R. Pfeifer1, C. Probst2, R. Sellai1, J. Steel1, N. Sittaro1, H. Pape3;
1
7.
M102 – Neurologic lesions in unstable pelvic and acetabular fractures
A. Gallo1, R. Sisto1, P. Tos1, R. matteotti2, A. Massè3, B. Battiston1; 1Torino, Italy,
2
Torino, Italia, Italy, 3Orbassano(to), Italy
8.
M103 – Stabilisation of fatigue fractures of the dorsal pelvis with trans-sacral bar.
Preliminary results in 5 patients
I. Mehling, M. Hessmann, P. Rommens; Mainz, Germany
9.
M104 – Evaluation of the use of C-arm based flatpannel technology in 3D navigation in
comparison to 2D navigation and conventional technique in transilliosacral screw placement
D. Behrendt, J. Böhme, K. Martin, M. Mütze, C. Josten; Leipzig, Germany
16:00 – 17:30
Room Basel
Biomechanics
1. Key-note: Biomechanical research today
P. Augat, Murnau, Germany
2.
M105 – A biomechanical comparison of two different types of fixation, screws and pegs,
for distal radius fractures
I. Mehling, L. Müller, D. Klitscher, W. Sternstein, P. Rommens; Mainz, Germany
3.
M106 – Biomechanical comparison of odontoid plate fixation versus odontoid screw fixation
P. Platzer, S. Eipeldauer, G. Thalhammer, S. Aldrian, J. Leitgeb, V. Vécsei; Vienna, Austria
4.
M107 – Dynamic and rigid spinal column implants influence the mobility of the adjacent level
segments under load conditions in vitro
E. Gercek1, F. Hartmann1, H. Hely2, P. M. Rommens1; 1Mainz, Germany,
2
Rüsselsheim, Germany
5.
M108 – Biomechanical aspects of compressive osteoporotic vertebral fractures
M. Gajšek1, R. Komadina1, M. Brojan2, J. Možina2; 1Celje, Slovenia, 2Ljubljana, Slovenia
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Chairs: P. Augat (Murnau, Germany), E. Gercek (Mainz, Germany)
6.
M109 – Biomechanical comparison of the stability/instability after different segmental
decompression techniques at the lumbar spine: an in vitro study
E. Gercek1, F. Hartmann1, H. Hely2, P. M. Rommens1; 1Mainz, Germany,
2
Rüsselsheim, Germany
7.
M110 – Biomechanical comparison of locking plate osteosynthesis vs. intramedullary nailing
for the fixation of olecranon fractures
T. Nowak, K. Burkhart, D. Klitscher, L. Müller, P. Rommens; Mainz, Germany
8.
M111 – Does augmentation with SIS ameliorate outcome in rotator cuff repair?
M. Herteleer, S. Nijs, E. Geusens, P. Broos; Leuven, Belgium
9.
M112 – Mechanical suitability of extracellular matrix grafts to augment repairs of rotator
cuff tears
S. Chaudhury, C. Holland, F. Vollrath, A. Carr; Oxford, United Kingdom
16:00 – 17:30
Room Lyon
E-Poster Session
Hand – Lower Extremity
Chairs: P. Brink (Maastricht, The Netherlands), F. Castelli (Milano, Italy)
1.
PM045 – Osteosynthesis of distal radius fractures with a Micronail.
R. Geerts1, R. van Vugt2, A. Werre2; 1Eindhoven, The Netherlands,
2
Nijmegen, The Netherlands
2.
PM046 – Volar plating of distal radius fractures with acute median nerve dysfunction
Ü. Can, T. Lattmann, A. Platz; Zurich, Switzerland
3.
PM047 – Non-surgical treatment of the distal radial fracture. Is there an advantage in
immobilization in 20 degrees dorsiflexion compared to immobilization in a neutral position?
L. Hennen, D. Rijpsma, H. Janzing, L. Horta; Venlo, The Netherlands
4.
PM048 – Buzzsaw injuries: mechanisms of damages and predisposing factors
R. Ziegler, W. Knopp, T. Pohlemann; Homburg/Saar, Germany
5.
PM049 – Treatment of distal metaphyseal femoral fractures in children (case report)
T. Randl, Ljubljana, Slovenia
6.
PM050 – Functional outcome after operative treatment of patellar luxation in adolescents
F. Hartmann, E. Gercek, P. Rommens; Mainz, Germany
7.
PM051 – Operative treatment of pediatric open fractures of the lower limb using the Taylor
Spatial Frame fixator
J. Gessmann, G. Muhr, D. Seybold; Bochum, Germany
8.
PM052 – Bilateral sleeve fracture of the inferior pole of the patella in a healthy child.
S. Guy, J. Marciniak, N. Tulwa, A. Cohen; Wakefield, United Kingdom
9.
PM053 – The management of triplane fractures of distal tibia in adolescents.
D. Tsiampas, N. Zikos, S. Galanis, C. Konstantinidis, S. Pakos, A. Borodimos; Filiates, Greece
10.
PM054 – Dynamisation is a very important method influencing bone healing
M. Mitkovic1, I. Micic1, S. Milenkovic2, D. Mladenovic1, M. Mitkovic1; 1Nis, Serbia,
2
Nis, SC, Serbia
11.
PM055 – Results of electromagnetic fields in healing progression of delayed union in the
lower extremities
K. Sarantos, E. Myriokefalitakis, T. Drougas, T. Krithimos; Athens, Greece
12.
PM056 – Management of segmental lower limb loss by rotationplasty
S. Mester, J. Szarvas; Szekesfehervar, Hungary
13.
PM057 – Diagnostic and therapeutical problems in crushing trauma
M. Nagea, O. Lupescu, C. Patru, C. L. Vasilache, D. Lupescu; Bucharest, Romania
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14.
PM058 – Do undisplaced stable fractures of the ankle ever displace? Are we subjecting our
patients to unnecessary radiation and follow-up appointments?
V. Selvaratnam, V. Shetty, T. Manickavasagar, V. Sahni; Liverpool, United Kingdom
15.
PM059 – Bone loss as a cause of non consolidation, of exposed bimalleolar fracture –
case report
J. Fraga Ferreira, R. Ferrero, R. Cerqueira, S. Viçoso, A. Barbosa, T. Basto;
16.
PM060 – Clinical audit of post-operative complications after open reduction and internal
fixation of intra-articular calcaneal fractures in relationship to institutional volume load data
S. A. F. Fransen, J. P. A. M. Verbruggen, P. R. G. Brink, M. Poeze; Maastricht, The Netherlands
17.
PM061 – Demographics and outcome of fractures of the toes
S. van Vliet-Koppert1, H. Cakir1, E. Van Lieshout2, M. de Vries1, M. van der Elst1, T. Schepers1;
1
Delft, The Netherlands, 2Rotterdam, The Netherlands
16:00 – 17:30
The Arc
Guest Symposium
Monitoring of the Trauma Patient in the ICU
1.
Hemodynamic monitoring in trauma patients
2.
Neuromonitoring in patients with traumatic brain injury
C. Werner, Mainz, Germany
3.
Update on the management of glucose concentration
K. Engelhard, Mainz, Germany
Chairs: R. Heylen (Genk, Belgium), C. Werner (Mainz, Germany)
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – TUESDAY
07:30 – 08:30
Room Basel
Visceral Trauma Section Meeting
07:30 – 08:30
Room Lyon
Education Section Meeting
08:30 – 10:00
Gold Hall
ILC
Visceral Trauma
Treatment of blunt trauma in the ICU
Chairs: M. Sugrue (Letterkenny, Ireland), H.-C. Pape (Aachen, Germany)
1.
Enteral feeding after blunt abdominal trauma: When to start
R. Latifi, Tuscon, USA
2.
The open abdomen after damage control – current techniques
M. Sugrue, Letterkenny, Ireland
3.
When to mobilize the muliply injured patient in the ICU
A. Seekamp, Kiel, Germany
4.
ARDS: Have we improved after 30 years?
C. Waydhas, Essen, Germany
5.
When to operate on which injuries after the first hit
H.-C. Pape, Aachen, Germany
08:30 – 10:00
Copper Hall
Guest Symposium
Upper Extremity Expert Group
The AO approaches for metaphyseal fractures of the humerus
TUESDAY, MAY 18, 2010
Chairs: N. Suedkamp (Freiburg, Germany), R. Hertel (Bern, Switzerland)
1.
Management strategies of proximal humeral fractures
R. Hertel, Bern, Switzerland
2.
Indication and technique of prosthetic replacement after proximal humeral fractures
S. Lambert, London, United Kingdom
3.
The distal humerus plate system for distal humeral fractures
4.
Indication and technique of prosthetic repacement after distal humerus fractures
W. Li, Hong Kong, China
5.
ORIF of delayed distal humerus fractures
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08:30 – 10:00
Silver Hall
Knee
Chairs: M. Mitkovic (Nis, Serbia), F. Chiodini (Legnano, Italy)
1. Key-note: Treatment modalities for metaphyseal lesions of the proximal tibia
M. Mitkovic, Nis, Serbia
2.
T001 – 2D- and 3D-computed tomography for the classification and characterization of
tibial plateau fractures
J. Doornberg1, M. Rademakers1, M. van den Bekerom1, G. Kerkhoffs1, J. Ahn2, E. Steller1,
P. Kloen1; 1Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 2New York City, USA
3.
T002 – Radiation exposure during intraoperative 3D C-arm image intensifier application of the
knee: an experimental study
T. Tharmviboonsri, K. Riansuwan, B. Mahaisavariya; Bangkok, Thailand
4.
T003 – Associated soft tissue complications in tibia plateau fractures
Y. Acklin, C. Sommer; Chur, Switzerland
5.
T004 – The proximal tibia joint fracture as an increasing injury in skiing. Early results of a
prospective study.
R. Paetzold1, P. Gutsfeld2, O. Gonschorek1, V. Bühren1; 1Murnau, Germany,
2
Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany
6.
T005 – The Less Invasive Stabilisation System (LISS) in the treatment of tibial plateau
fractures with impression: radiological results
L. Pool, B. Vestjens, L. Kingma, S. Meylaerts, J. Hoogendoorn; Den Haag, The Netherlands
7.
Long-term results of operatively treated tibial plateau fractures – Comparison of outcome
measurements
K. Kabir, E. Mail, H. Goost, P. Fischer, O. Weber, D. C. Wirtz, C. Burger; Bonn, Germany
8.
T006 – Operative strategy in medial condylar fracture-dislocations of the proximal tibia
P. Potocnik, Y. Acklin, C. Sommer; Chur, Switzerland
9.
T007 – Causes, treatment and results following floating knee injuries
M. Frink, H. Asper, F. Hildebrand, C. Krettek; Hannover, Germany
10.
T008 – Minimally invasive approach to metaphyseal lesions of the lower extremity
M. Mitkovic1, S. Milenkovic2, I. Micic1, D. Mladenovic1, M. Mitkovic1; 1Nis, Serbia,
2
Nis, SC, Serbia
08:30 – 10:00
Room Milan
Disaster & Military Surgery – Polytrauma
1. Key-note: Fluid resuscitation on scene and during transport: what is new?
H. Champion, Annapolis, USA
2.
T009 – The impact of emergency department’s proper architectural design in management
of disaster situations in Greece
P. Daskalakis1, V. Kapsi1, K. Kourkoutas1, C. Vlachos2, E. Papageorgiou2; 1Athens, Greece,
2
Pyrgos, Greece
3.
T010 – Experiences from a new simulation model designed both for training and evaluation
of methodology in major incident response
K. Lennquist Montán1, A. Khorram-Manesh1, P. Örtenwall1, S. Lennquist2;
1
Gothenburg, Sweden, 2Linkoping, Sweden
4.
T011 – Surgical and advanced procedures on a regional air ambulance in the United Kingdom
I. Shapey1, K. Roberts2; 1Leamington Spa, United Kingdom, 2Coventry, United Kingdom
5.
T012 – Vital sign abnormalities as a part of the pre-hospital assessment of trauma patients
Y. Sakamoto1, K. Mashiko1, H. Matsumoto1, Y. Hara1, N. Kutsukata1, H. Yokota2;
1
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Chairs: H. Champion (Annapolis, USA), S. Lennquist (Linköping, Sweden)
6.
T013 – Early interhospital referral of polytraumatized patients: almost one third of patients are
incompletely assessed initially
B. Thomeer1, P. Lubbert2, B. The3, T. Bijlsma4, L. Leenen5; 1Amersfoort, The Netherlands,
2
Groningen, The Netherlands, 3Zwolle, The Netherlands, 4Hoofddorp, The Netherlands,
5
7.
T014 – Management of patients’ admission at the hospital entrance during emergency
situations
S. Jelen1, P. Urbanek2; 1Ostrava-poruba, Czech Republic, 2Brno, Czech Republic
8.
T015 – TraumaNetwork of the DGU. Implementation of a nationwide network for the treatment
of severely injured patients
C. Kühne1, C. Mand1, T. Müller1, H. Siebert2, S. Ruchholtz1; 1Marburg, Germany,
2
Schwäbisch Hall, Germany
9.
T016 – Missed injuries in Dutch Level-1 trauma patients
G. Giannakopoulos, T. P. Saltzherr, J. B. Reitsma, F. Bakker, J. C. Goslings, L. F. Beenen,
F. Bloemers, *. on behalf of the REACT study group; Amsterdam, The Netherlands
08:30 – 10:00
Room Basel
Telemedicine – Monitoring
Chairs: M. Nerlich (Regensburg, Germany), F. Seibert (Graz, Austria)
1. Key-note: Telemedicine, fact or fiction?
M. Nerlich, Regensburg, Germany
2.
T017 – Evaluation of a web portal for e-support after a disaster: opportunities and lessons
learned
G. Marres, E. Vermetten, L. Leenen; Utrecht, The Netherlands
3.
T018 – Prospective Evaluation of a telemedicine and telepresence program for trauma
and emergency management using a MESH Network
G. Hadeed, C. Mare, M. A. Matter, D. Ridings, F. Leyva, R. Latifi;
Tucson, AZ, USA
4.
T019 – The value of eGFR in emergency surgery patients
L. Evans1, K. Willis2, M. Sinclair2, P. Twomey2; 1Ipswich, Suffolk, United Kingdom,
2
Ipswich, United Kingdom
5.
T020 – Monitoring therapeutic activities on a surgical medium care using TISS-28
K. Lansink, J. van Laarhoven, L. Leenen; Utrecht, The Netherlands
6.
T021 – VoTeKK Preparation for terrorist attacks, crises and disasters: web-based
interdisciplinary information and training platform to prepare security and rescue forces,
medical personnel and the general population for large-scale emergencies
P. Fischer1, K. Kabir1, T. Kees2; 1Bonn, Germany, 2Tübingen, Germany
7.
T022 – Digital complication registration within the trauma department: is it accurate?
M. De Kruijf, M. Bemelman, L. Leenen; Utrecht, The Netherlands
8.
T024 – Total body CT scanning in severe trauma patients
T. P. Saltzherr, L. F. Beenen, C. P. Henny, J. B. Reitsma, J. S. Luitse, K. J. Ponsen,
J. C. Goslings; Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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08:30 – 10:00
Room Lyon
E-Poster Session
Emergency Surgery
1.
PT001 – Carsinoid tumors of appendix in 1969 appendectomised cases
O. Engin, F. Cengiz, B. Calik, A. Coskun; Izmir, Turkey
2.
PT002 – Diverticulum Meckels-Cause of ileus
S. Sekulic, A. Sekulic-Frkovic, V. Popovic, J. Vasic; Gracanica, Serbia
3.
PT003 – Pure Meckels diverticulitis in clinical spectrum of acute appendicitis, case report
O. Engin, F. Cengiz, B. Calik, A. Coskun; Izmir, Turkey
4.
PT004 – Intestinal and peritoneal tuberculosis – a surgical reality
M. Beuran, A. Chiotoroiu, M. Vartic, S. Morteanu, O. Rosu; Bucharest, Romania
5.
PT005 – Relaparotomies in general surgery
O. Engin, M. Yildirim, A. Coskun, E. Ilhan, F. Cengiz; Izmir, Turkey
6.
PT006 – Treatment of ulcus perforans
J. Mladenovic1, N. Videnovic2, S. Mladenovic3, A. Sekulic2, R. Mladenovic4; 1Belgrade, Serbia,
2
Pristina, Serbia, 3Gracanica, Serbia, 4Kosovska Mitrovica, Serbia
7.
PT007 – Non-operative management of hemoperitoneum from spontaneous non-megalic
splenic rupture in primary amyloidosis. Case report and literature review.
E. Cavazzoni, W. Bugiantella, L. Graziosi, M. S. Franceschini, A. Donini; Perugia, Italy
8.
PT008 – The role of laparoscopy in abdominal trauma in children. Our experience and
literature review.
S. Fuentes, I. Cano, A. Garcia, M. López, R. Tejedor, C. Moreno, R. Morante,
M. I. Benavent, A. Gómez; Madrid, Spain
9.
PT009 – A procedure requiring quick decision making: conversion from laparoscopic to open
cholecystectomy
E. Ilhan, F. Cengiz, O. Engin, M. Yildirim, A. Coskun, F. Akdamar; Izmir, Turkey
10.
PT010 – Laparoscopic approach in acute cholecystitis: 4 year experience
V. Ranieri, V. Carluccio, M. Giacometti, A. Rossi; Modena, Italy
11.
PT011 – Treatment of the open abdomen: delayed primary closure by means of
VAC®-therapy and mesh-mediated fascial traction? A Pilot Study
F. Huysentruyt1, M. D’Hondt2, R. Snoeckx2, M. Misezer2; 1Heverlee, Belgium,
2
Leuven, Belgium
12.
PT012 – Open management of infected pancreatic necrosis – inter pulse jet irrigation and
modified vacuum mesh-foil laparostomy
V. Mutafchiyski, N. Vladov, I. Takorov; Sofia, Bulgaria
13.
PT013 – Abdominal Compartment Syndrome following misplacement of central femoral
catheter. Description of an extremely rare complication.
S. Koulas, A. Karatasitsas, O. Igropoulou, D. Rizos, E. Tsimoyiannis; Ioannina, Greece
14.
PT014 – Acute abdomen and phytobezoars. An extremely rare cause of abdominal
compartment syndrome.
S. Koulas1, N. Zikos2, G. Pappas-Gogos2, S. Papadatos2, N. Katsamakis2; 1Ioannina, Greece,
2
Filiates, Greece
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Chairs: H. Yanar (Istanbul, Turkey), S. Uranues (Graz, Austria)
08:30 – 10:00
The Arc
Guest Symposium
Pelvic Expert Group
Pelvic Trauma. The first 24 hours
Chairs: P. M. Rommens (Mainz, Germany), C. Sancineto (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
1.
Anatomy, clinical evaluation
R. Peter, Geneva, Switzerland
2.
Imaging, classification
M. Oransky, Rome, Italy
3.
Emergency stabilization techniques
4.
Control of persistent hemorrhage
5.
Role of Primary CRIF / ORIF
10:00 – 10:30
Coffee break
10:30 – 12:00
Exhibition Hall
Gold Hall
ILC
Disaster and Military Surgery
Blast injuries – what should we know?
Chairs: F. Turegano (Madrid, Spain), B. Hreckovski (Slavonski Brod, Croatia)
1.
Epidemiology in terrorist bombings and military conflicts
B. Hreckovski, Slavonski Brod, Croatia
2.
Biophysics of explosions
H. Champion, Washington D.C., USA
3.
Injury pattersns of the solitary victim admitted following terror attacks –
the Hadera experience
I. Ashkenazi, Shimshit, Israel
4.
Blast lung injury
S. Einav, Jerusalem, Israel
5.
Abdominal blast injuries
F. Turégano, Madrid, Spain
10:30 – 12:00
Copper Hall
Laparoscopy
Chairs: S. Uranues (Graz, Austria), F. Pons (Clamart, France)
1. Key-note: Laparoscopy in abdominal emergencies
2.
T025 – Is Laparoscopy still needed in blunt abdominal trauma?
A. Nicolau, Bucharest, Romania
3.
T026 – The laparoscopic approach in abdominal emergencies: has the attitude changed?
A single-center review of a last 5-year experience
F. Agresta, G. Mazzarolo, N. Bedin; Vittorio Veneto (tv), Italy
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4.
T027 – Laparoscopically-assisted mini-thoracotomy: a novel surgical technique for repair of
diaphragmatic injuries
R. Latifi, A. Amini; Tucson, AZ, USA
5.
T028 – Selection criteria analysis for laparoscopic treatment of small bowel obstruction on a
100 patients series
M. Zago1, D. Mariani1, H. Kurihara1, M. G. Turconi2, D. Poldi3, R. Rosati3; 1Milano, Italy,
2
Castellanza, Italy, 3Rozzano, Italy
6.
T029 – Laparoscopy in acute small bowel obstruction due to adhesions and internal hernia:
adventages and limits
V. Tomajer, A. . A. Beneduce, R. Faccincani, P. Bisagni, M. Carlucci; Milan, Italy
7.
T030 – Palliative or neoadjuvant laparoscopic techniques for large bowel obstruction
G. Christodoulidis, M. Spyridakis, K. Tepetes; Larissa, Greece
8.
T031 – Surgeon-performed ultrasound for acute appendicitis. Can we decrease the number of
negative appendectomies and avoid related economic loss ?
H. Kurihara1, M. Zago1, D. Mariani1, A. Casamassima1, F. Luzzana1, M. G. Turconi2, F. Butti1,
R. Foà1; 1Milano, Italy, 2Castellanza, Italy
10:30 – 12:00
Silver Hall
Polytrauma
Chairs: S. Ruchholtz (Marburg, Germany), R. Komadina (Celje, Slovenia)
1. Key-note: Well organized primary care changes outcome of polytraumatized
S. Ruchholtz, Marburg, Germany
2. Key-note: Updated European guidelines on advanced bleeding control in trauma
R. Komadina, Celje, Slovenia
T032 – Preclinical and clinical volume management. Changes in the past 10 years in Germany
R. Lefering, M. Maegele, A. Wafaisade, U. Nienaber, T. Paffrath; Cologne, Germany
4.
T033 – Patterns of interfacility transfers in a non-trauma system setting: does it differ?
P. Drimousis, E. Kleidi, A. Larentzakis, M. Theodoraki, M. Natoudi, K. Toutouzas,
D. Theodorou, S. Stergiopoulos, S. Katsaragakis; Athens, Greece
5.
T034 – Randomized trial comparing the value of a CT scanner in the trauma room with a CT
scanner in the radiology department; the REACT trial
T. P. Saltzherr, P. H. P. Fung Kon Jin, F. Bakker, K. J. Ponsen, J. S. Luitse, G. Giannakopoulos,
L. F. Beenen, C. P. Henny, M. G. W. Dijkgraaf, J. B. Reitsma, J. C. Goslings;
6.
T035 – Preceding computed tomography prior to emergency surgery correlate to higher
mortality as was expected
K. Murata, A. Shiraishi, K. Nakatutumi, Y. Otomo; Tokyo, Japan
7.
T036 – The injury patterns and performed operations seen in polytraumatized children.
Consequences for the emergency room management?
J. Zwingmann, W. Köstler, H. Schmal, N. Südkamp, P. Strohm; Freiburg, Germany
8.
T037 – Characteristics of polytrauma patients with posttraumatic stress disorder in a level 1
trauma centre.
B. Kreis1, N. J. Y. Castano2, C. A. Hoogenboom1, S. Meylaerts1, S. Rhemrev1;
1
The Hague, The Netherlands, 2Amsterdam, The Netherlands
3.
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10:30 – 12:00
Room Milan
Hand
Chairs: H. Siebert (Schwäbisch Hall, Germany), P. Fröhlich (Budapest, Hungary)
1. Key-note: Update on carpal injuries
H. Siebert, Schwäbisch Hall, Germany
2.
T038 – Minimised soft tissue injury and improved bone healing in osteosynthesis of ulna and
distal radius fractures with a intramedullary angular stable rigid nail sythem.The XS/XXS Nail
3.
T039 – Biomechanical comparison of two new implants, the DNP® and the XSCREW® for
unstable extraarticular distal radius fractures
D. Klitscher1, I. Mehling1, L. Nowak1, S. Nijs2, T. Nowak1, K. Burkhart1, W. Sternstein1,
L. Müller1, P. Rommens1; 1Mainz, Germany, 2Leuven, Belgium
4.
T040 – Deformity correction with the Taylor Spatial Frame after growth arrest of the distal radius
D. Seybold1, J. Gessmann1, M. Citak1, G. Muhr1, M. Graf2; 1Bochum, Germany,
2
Würselen, Germany
5.
T041 – Comparison of computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging for triage of
suspected scaphoid fractures
W. Mallee, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
6.
T042 – Surgical versus conservative treatment for acute scaphoid fractures.
A systematic review
J. Doornberg1, G. Buijze1, J. Ham2, D. Ring3, M. Bhandari2, R. Poolman1;
1
Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 2London, Canada, 3Boston, MA, USA
7.
T043 – A biomechanical analysis of intrascaphoid compression achieved by three different
headless compression screws and standard 2.0 cortical screw inserted as a lag screw.
An in vitro cadaveric study
D. Gruszka, K. Burkhart, T. Nowak, L. Müller, P. Rommens; Mainz, Germany
8.
T044 – The true specificity of MR imaging for occult scaphoid fractures. False positive
findings in healthy volunteers
A. de Zwart1, F. Beeres2, L. Kingma2, T. de Rooij2, S. Meylaerts2, S. Rhemrev2;
1
Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 2The Hague, The Netherlands
9.
T045 – Bone scintigraphy still a good choice to detect occult fractures around the wrist
R. van Leerdam, F. Beeres, S. Meylaerts, S. Rhemrev; The Hague, The Netherlands
10:30 – 12:00
Room Basel
Research
Chairs: A. Hofmann (Mainz, Germany), H. C. Pape (Aachen, Germany)
1. Key-note: The Osteoblasts: cellular and molecular regulatory mechanisms in fracture healing
A. Hofmann, Mainz, Germany
2.
T046 – Androstenediol modulates the systemic chemokines expression in a combined
trauma-hemorrhage/CLP mouse model
U. Brunnemer, T. Barkhausen, M. Frink, P. Mommsen, C. Zeckey, C. Krettek, F. Hildebrand;
Hannover, Germany
3.
T047 – Mechanical ventilation causes more lung damage than haemorrhagic shock in a rat
model
K. van Wessem, M. Heeres, J. Pillay, M. Hennus, T. Blokhuis, L. Koenderman, L. Leenen;
4.
T048 – Toll-like receptor 2 (TLR) agonist macrophage activating lipopeptide 2 (MALP)
improves survival in a murine sepsis model
P. Haas, C. Zeckey, F. Hildebrand, M. Frink, C. Krettek, T. Barkhausen; Hannover, Germany
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5.
T049 – The inflammatory response to intramedullary nailing of the femur with a traditional
reaming system compared to a one-step irrigator-aspirator reaming system. Results from an
animal study
E. Husebye, T. Lyberg, H. Opdahl, T. Aspelin, O. Røise; Oslo, Norway
6.
T051 – Maggot excretions enhance the antibacterial activity of antibiotics
G. Cazander, J. Pawiroredjo, C. Vandenbroucke-Grauls, G. Jukema;
7.
T052 – Premature failure of the ABG-1-uncemented acetabular cup in hip arthroplasty-Cause
study and interdisciplinary failure analysis
P. Drees1, S. Gay2, A. Eckardt3, L. Huber2; 1Mainz, Germany, 2Zürich, Switzerland,
3
Basel, Switzerland
8.
T053 – Calcium Phosphate Cement Kyphoplasty. Micro-morphological distribution pattern
analysis of injectable CaP cements
S. Kuhn, E. Rothenbach, H. Götz, C. Eichelsbacher, J. Schneider, H. Duschner, E. Gercek,
P. Rommens; Mainz, Germany
10:30 – 12:00
Room Lyon
E-Poster Session
Disaster & Military Surgery, Emergency Surgery
1.
PT015 – Surgical treatment of wounded men with combined thermomechanical injuries (CTMI)
using damage control surgery DCS
A. Koltovich, A. Voynovskiy, D. Ivchenko; Balashikha, Russian Federation
2.
PT016 – Tramway and train disasters in the same year in the region of North Moravia
M. Šír1, L. Pleva2, J. Demel1, S. Jelen2; 1Ostrava, Czech Republic,
2
Ostrava-Poruba, Czech Republic
3.
PT017 – Minimally invasive esophagectomy improves outcomes in the surgical
intensive care unit
A. Elsherif, M. Fawzy, M. marashda; Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
4.
PT018 – Perforation of oesophagojejunal anastomosis by oesophagojejunal tube
C. Mesquita, J. Oliveira, F. Castro-Sousa; Coimbra, Portugal
5.
PT019 – Superior mesenteric artery syndrome causing massive gastric dilatation in a
young healthy female
Y. El-Ashaal, A. Hefny, Y. Saadeldinn, F. Abu-Zidan; Al-Ain, United Arab Emirates
6.
PT020 – A rare and potentially lethal complication during right hemicolectomy
S. Stergiopoulos, M. Stamatakos, S. Christodoulou, G. Giannopoulos, K. Petropoulou,
M. Safioleas; Haidari, Athens, Greece
7.
PT021 – Validation of Fournier’s gangrene severity index score (FGSIS)
A. García, C. Camarero, A. Fabregues, T. Sanchez-Rodriguez, M. Sanz, F. Turegano;
Madrid, Spain
8.
PT022 – Unplanned surgical readmissions within 30 days – an analysis.
C. Wallon, R. Sjödahl, H. Melander, C. Juhlin; Linköping, Sweden
9.
PS031 – Long-term survival after surgical intensive care admission: 50% dies within 10 years.
T. Timmers, Utrecht, The Netherlands
10.
PT023 – Long term (>6 years) quality of life after surgical intensive care admission
T. Timmers1, M. Verhofstad2, L. Leenen1, E. van Beeck3, K. Moons1; 1Utrecht, The Netherlands,
2
Tilburg, The Netherlands, 3Rotterdam, The Netherlands
11.
PT024 – Prognostic Factors in Severe Acute Pancreatitis
U. Sekmen, G. Altaca, S. Aktas Kalayci, G. Moray; Ankara, Turkey
12.
PT025 – Spontaneous rupture of giant cavernous hemangioma of the liver in a patient with
systemic hemangiomatosys and Kasabach-Meritt Syndrome. An interactive and
multidiscipline case.
B. Henriques1, L. Reis2, C. Magalhães2, G. Martinez2, C. Azevedo2, L. Ribeiro2, R. Salvado2,
N. Martins2; 1352, Portugal, 2Coimbra, Portugal
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Chairs: P. Fischer (Bonn, Germany), A. Leppäniemi (Helsinki, Finland)
10:30 – 12:00
The Arc
Guest Symposium
Pelvic Expert Group
Acetabular fractures: 50 years of operative treatment
Chairs: K. Mayo (Seattle, USA), T. Sawaguchi (Toyama, Japan)
1.
Overview – The Letournel Legacy
2.
Radiography of the inominate bone
R. Peter, Geneva, Switzerland
3.
Classification of acetabular fractures
4.
Surgical indications
M. Oransky, Rome, Italy
5.
Overview of surgical approaches
12:00 – 12:30
Gold Hall
Building Bridges: The Possibilities of Sports
M. Baron D’Hooghe, Brugge, Belgium
12:30 – 13:30
Room Basel
Synthes
‘Fracture treatment in the proximal humerus with Epoca’ –
Indications, technique and results
Chairs: N. Suedkamp (Freiburg, Germany), R. Hertel (Bern, Switzerland)
1.
Which Ingredients are required for a successful fracture prosthesis ?
2.
Indication and technique of primary prosthetic replacement after proximal humeral fractures
S. Lambert, London, United Kindom
3.
Primary vs. secondary prosthetic replacement after proximal humeral fractures
N. Suedkamp, Freiburg, Germany
4.
Discussion
12:30 – 13:30
Room Lyon
Disaster & Military Surgery Section Meeting
12:00 – 14:00
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Lunch
Exhibition Hall
14:00 – 15:30
Gold Hall
ILC
Emergency Surgery
Perforated Colon
Chairs: M. Zago (Milan, Italy), A. Fingerhut (Paris, France)
1.
Diverticulitis, right approach to right person at the right time?
A. Fingerhut, Paris, France
2.
Fulminant colitis, when and how to operate?
R. Latifi, Tucson, USA
3.
Tumor perforation – what procedure?
K. Saribeyoglu, Istanbul, Turkey
4.
Pseudomembranous and ischemic colitis, how high is the perforation risk?
J. Tilsed, Beverley, United Kingdom
5.
What happens after Hartmann’s procedure?
H. Kurihara, Milan, Italy
14:00 – 15:30
Copper Hall
Acetabulum
Chairs: K. Mayo (Seattle, USA), T. Sawaguchi (Toyama, Japan)
2.
T054 – The influence of modifiers on outcome of acetabular fractures
P. Ingelfinger1, T. Nowak1, M. Hessmann2, P. M. Rommens1; 1Mainz, Germany,
2
Fulda, Germany
3.
T055 – Reduction of dome impaction and quadrilateral surface determines outcome in
acetabular fractures treated through Stoppa approach
M. Keel, J. Bastian, L. Büchler, K. Siebenrock; Bern, Switzerland
4.
T056 – Treatment of traumatic hip disclocations associated with acetabular fractures
F. Castelli, Milan, Italy
5.
T057 – Acetabular T-type fractures: Evaluation of 15 consecutive cases
L. Negrin1, V. Vécsei1, D. Seligson2; 1Vienna, Austria, 2Louisville, KY, USA
6.
T058 – A new developed compined reduction-fixation-system for acetabular fractures.
A biomechanical investigation and analysis
U. Culemann1, J. Holstein2, R. Matthys3, G. Tosounidis1, P. Garcia Caso1, T. Pohlemann1;
1
Homburg/Saar, Germany, 2Homburg, Germany, 3Davos, Switzerland
7.
T059 – The effects of 3D-Navigation on the operative management and the early clinical
outcome of displaced acetabular fractures
M. Oberst, H. Schmal, O. Hauschild, N. Südkamp; Freiburg, Germany
8.
T060 – TraumArt: a computer assisted planning system for orthopedic-trauma surgery
E. Varga, B. Erd helyi; Szeged, Hungary
9.
T061 – Is there a role of intra-operative cell salvage (ICS) in acetabular surgery?
M. Javed, S. Faiz, S. Gopal; Hull, United Kingdom
1. Key-note: Which factors influence outcome of acetabular fractures?
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14:00 – 15:30
Silver Hall
ILC
Skeletal Trauma
Surgical treatment of shoulder injuries
Chairs: H.-J. Oestern (Celle, Germany), S. Nijs (Leuven, Belguim)
1.
Clavicle fractures: Change of treatment?
H.-J. Oestern, Celle, Germany
2.
AC joint disruption. When and how should I operate?
S. Lambert, London, United Kingdom
3.
Scapula fractures
W. Li, Hong Kong, China
4.
Proximal humeral fracture. Plate versus nail
S. Nijs, Leuven, Belguim
5.
Proximal humeral fracture. Which replacement when?
14:00 – 15:30
Room Milan
Education
Chairs: P. Brink (Maastricht, The Netherlands), S. Stergiopoulos (Chaidari, Greece)
1. Key-note: How to develop education and training programmes for trauma care
P. Brink, Maastricht, The Netherlands
2.
T062 – Multicentric study to improve the assistencial quality in trauma patients in Catalunya
S. Montmany1, S. Navarro1, C. Orrego2, J. Muñoz3, S. Prat2, M. Coo4, A. Pobo5, M. Rivero2,
S. Puig2, I. Martínez2, F. Caballero2; 1Sabadell, Spain, 2Barcelona, Spain, 3Girona, Spain,
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Bellvitge, Spain, 5Tarragona, Spain
3.
T063 – Trauma surgery education in Spain. Are we ready?
D. Costa Navarro1, M. Jimenez Fuertes2; 1Alicante, Spain, 2Valencia, Spain
4.
T064 – Trauma and emergency surgery education and training in Portugal
C. Mesquita, Coimbra, Portugal
5.
T065 – TONK score. An objective method of analysing medical notes
Z. Khan, A. Sayers, M. Khattak, I. Chambers; Scunthorpe, United Kingdom
6.
T066 – Train-the-teachers for surgical skills in undergraduate education
M. Ruesseler, R. Weber, A. Braunbeck, W. Flaig, I. Marzi, F. Walcher; Frankfurt, Germany
7.
T067 – Prevention of sport injuries in children and adolescents: are better motor skills and
intense sport education convenient preventive factors? A detailed analysis and comparison of
1090 pupils of two secondary schools in Austria.
R. Schmidt, J. Koettstorfer; Wien, Austria
8.
T068 – Development of a national guideline for pain treatment in trauma patients in
prehospital EMS and emergency departments
S. Berben1, B. Dijkstra1, H. Kemps1, L. Schoonhoven1, R. van Dongen1, J. Mintjes1,
T. van Achterberg1, A. van Vugt2; 1Nijmegen, The Netherlands, 2Enschede, The Netherlands
9.
T069 – Evolution of surgical treatment for tibial fracture and its impact on training.
A United Kingdom experience
K. Tsang, J. Page, P. Mackenney; Middlesbrough, United Kingdom
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14:00 – 15:30
Room Basel
Pediatric Trauma
Chairs: I. Marzi (Frankfurt, Germany), K. Aktuglu (Izmir, Turkey)
1. Key-note: Principles of fracture treatment in children and adolescents
2.
T070 – The conservative treatment of upper cervical spine fractures in children
R. Tomaszewski, J. Kler, K. Pethe; Katowice, Poland
3.
T071 – The treatment of the Monteggia fractures in children
R. Tomaszewski, J. Kler; Katowice, Poland
4.
T072 – Treatment of displaced distal forearm fractures in children:
additional K-wire fixation or not?
G. van Lammeren1, E. Ritchie1, M. Bemelman2, M. Segers1, E. Hammacher1;
1
Nieuwegein, The Netherlands, 2Utrecht, The Netherlands
5.
T073 – The influence of strain rate on the angle of spiral fracture in paediatric long bone
A. Qureshi, P. Theobald, K. Paul, M. Jones; Cardiff, United Kingdom
6.
T074 – The surgical treatment of anterior tibial spine fractures in children
R. Tomaszewski, K. Pethe; Katowice, Poland
7.
T075 – Tricalcium phosphate in the treatment of juvenile bone cysts in children
L. Planka, D. Stary, S. Ondrus, P. Gal; Brno, Czech Republic
8.
T076 – Does Gravitational Platelet System (GPS) fasten healing of juvenile bone cysts?
M. Rapp, M. Kaiser; Lübeck, Germany
14:00 – 15:30
Room Lyon
E-Poster Session
Visceral Trauma
1.
PT026 – Nonoperative management of IV grade splenic injury – case report
I. Dogaru, B. Martian, B. Diaconescu, D. Ene; Bucharest, Romania
2.
PT027 – Failure of nonoperative management of splenic injuries
M. Anastasiu, V. Ionita, O. Sandu, A. Ivan; Buzau, Romania
3.
PT028 – Splenic injuries in polytrauma patients
G. Rojnoveanu, G. Ghidirim, R. Gurghis, S. Tantari; Chisinau, Moldova
4.
PT029 – A life-saving procedure for an uncommon cause of hemoperitoneum:
perisplenitis cartilaginea with rupture of spleen and liver managed with splenectomy and
haemostatic roll spring suture of the liver.
V. Duque-Mallen, J. A. Martinez, M. Gutierrez, S. Saudi-Moro; Zaragoza, Spain
5.
PT030 – Contrast enhanced US assessment after partial splenectomy for trauma
M. Zago1, D. Mariani1, H. Kurihara1, A. Casamassima1, F. Luzzana1, M. G. Turconi2;
1
Milano, Italy, 2Castellanza, Italy
6.
PT031 – Accuracy of surgeon performed sonography in blunt abdominal trauma
H. Khoshmohabat, F. Panahi, A. Bagherpour; Tehran, Iran
7.
PT032 – Role of magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography (MRCP) in the diagnosis of
pancreatic trauma and influence upon treatment options.
G. Christodoulidis1, F. Constantinidis2, K. Tepetes1; 1Larissa, Greece, 2Athens, Greece
8.
PT033 – Portal vein and hepatic arterial trauma injuries – a case report
F. Carneiro, B. Silva, S. Soares, P. Cunha; Penafiel, Portugal
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Chairs: S. Stergiopoulos (Athens, Greece), R. Komadina (Celje, Slovenia)
9.
PT034 – Management of full-thickness duodenal laceration in the damage control era:
Evolution to primary repair without diversion or decompression
J. Mayberry, L. Fabricant, A. Anton, B. Ham, M. Schreiber, R. Mullins; Portland, OR, USA
10.
PT035 – Incidence of abdominal compartment syndrome in patients with multiple injuries.
A single institution experience.
S. Koulas, O. Mousafiri, V. Tsionaras, A. Stratsiani, S. Spirou, E. Tsimoyiannis;
Ioannina, Greece
11.
PT036 – Incarcerated postraumatic intercostal lung hernia. Case report and review of
the literature
F. Carneiro, B. Silva, S. Soares, P. Cunha; Penafiel, Portugal
12.
PT037 – Traumatic abdominal wall hernia following blunt trauma: a case report and review
of the literature
V. Pioch1, M. Turina2, H. Simmen2, A. Lauber2; 1St. Gallen, Switzerland,
2
Zurich, Switzerland
13.
PT038 – Perineal impalement – case report and algorithm in management of
impalement injuries
C. Weniger, H. P. Winkelmann, W. Strecker; Bamberg, Germany
14.
PT039 – Anorectal trauma and foreign bodies
A. Coskun, E. Ilhan, F. Cengiz, O. Engin, M. Yildirim; Izmir, Turkey
14:00 – 15:30
The Arc
Guest Symposium
Dachverband der deutschsprachigen wissenschaftlichen
Gesellschaften für Osteologie
Management of Geriatric Patients with Fractures
Chairs: A. Kurth (Mainz, Germany), N. Suhm (Basel, Switzerland)
1.
Introduction and epidemiology
N. Suhm, Basel, Switzerland
2.
Osteoporosis, bone quality, evaluation methods, guidelines
A. Kurth, Mainz, Germany
3.
Geriatric assessment
M. Gosch, Innsbruck, Austria
4.
Osteoporosis treatment and bone healing
B. Habermann, Mainz,Germany
5.
Implants for Osteoporotic Bone
N. Suhm, Basel, Switzerland
15:30 – 16:00
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Coffee break
Exhibition Hall
16:00 – 17:30
Gold Hall
ILC
Skeletal Trauma
Sports injuries of the lower extremity
Chairs: H. Resch (Salzburg, Austria), J. Huylebroek (Aalst, Belgium)
1.
Overuse syndromes and injuries of the foot
2.
Muscle and tendon injuries at the lower extremity
3.
Sport injuries of the hip and pelvis
A. Gänsslen, Celle, Germany
4.
ACL injury: State of the art
W. Petersen, Berlin, Germany
5.
Chondral lesions of the knee and ankle
R. Verdonck, Ghent, Belgium
16:00 – 17:30
Copper Hall
Hip
Chairs: T. Sawaguchi (Toyama, Japan), H.-J. Oestern (Celle, Germany)
1. Key-note: Hip fractures in the elderly: the Japanese perspective
T077 – Preoperative cardiac evaluation of patients with acute hip fracture
S. Smeets, J. P. A. M. Verbruggen, M. Poeze; Maastricht, The Netherlands
3.
T078 – Management of fracture neck of femur in medically unfit ASA4 patients using direct
infiltration local anesthesia rather than regional blockade
T. Kamal1, S. Garg2, G. McKay1; 1Orpington, United Kingdom, 2Dartford, United Kingdom
4.
T079 – Hip fracture antibiotic prophylaxis: 3 dose cefuroxime regime versus single dose
gentamicin and amoxicillin.
R. Jeavons, B. Siddiqui, P. Jettoo, A. Berrington, P. Dixon, S. O’Brien;
Sunderland, United Kingdom
5.
T080 – To what extent is pre-operative albumin levels associated with in-patient recovery after
hip fracture surgery?
L. Ghazal1, M. Nassif2; 1Manchester, United Kingdom, 2Dundee, United Kingdom
6.
T081 – Targon FN: Clinical results with a new system to treat femoral head fractures
M. Goldzak, Saint Jean, France
7.
T082 – The results of hip surgery raised as a new performance indicator.
S. Vijfhuize, T. S. C. Jakma, P. W. Plaisier, R. J. Oostenbroek, B. J. Punt;
Dordrecht, The Netherlands
8.
T083 – Managing periprosthetic Fractures of the proximal Femu: the next challenge in
trauma surgery
A. Platz1, R. Gremminger2, Ü. Can1; 1Zurich, Switzerland, 2Zürich, Switzerland
9.
T084 – Clinical long-term follow-up study for periprosthetic femoral fractures
J. Zwingmann, P. Helwig, M. Krieg, N. Südkamp; Freiburg, Germany
2.
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16:00 – 17:30
Silver Hall
Shoulder
Chairs: N. Südkamp (Freiburg, Germany), M. Stavropoulos (Patras, Greece)
1. Key-note: Osteosynthesis of proximal humerus fractures: are we doing better?
2.
T085 – Is the fracture-dislocation of the proximal humerus a real emergency?
Comparison of the results of immediate and delayed surgery.
F. Chiodini, M. Berlusconi, D. Marchettini, L. Di Mento, J. Puchol, M. Cavanna, I. Scarabello;
Rozzano, Italy
3.
T086 – Minimal invasive long PHILOS®-plate osteosynthesis in metadiaphyseal fractures of
the proximal humerus
M. Rancan, M. Dietrich, T. Lamdark, Ü. Can, A. Platz; Zurich, Switzerland
4.
T087 – Navigated osteosynthesis of the proximal humerus with PHILOS®-plate
N. Shiota, Okayama, Japan
5.
T088 – Treatment of the proximal humeral fracture with Trigen nail
J. Salvador, D. Mateu, P. Castillon, I. Ruiz, F. Angles; Terrassa, Spain
6.
T089 – The RETRON-Humerus-Shortnail. An alternative in proximal humerus fractures
F. Isemer, D. Sohlbach, C. Stolz; Wiesbaden, Germany
7.
T090 – Predictive factors for functional outcome and failure in angular stable osteosynthesis
of the proximal humerus
8.
T091 – Prevention of iatrogenic damage of the axillary nerve in proximal humeral surgery by
defining a radiographic safe-zone preoperative. An anatomical study
H. Theeuwes, J. Potters, A. J. W. Kerver, J. Bessems, G. Kleinrensink;
Rotterdam, The Netherlands
9.
T092 – Primary or secondary lesions of the axillary nerve after surgical treatment of traumatic
proximal humerus fracture. Preliminary results of EMG/ENG based study. Failure by trauma or
approach?
J. Theopold, P. Hepp, H. Bauerfeld, P. Baum, B. Marquass, C. Josten; Leipzig, Germany
16:00 – 17:30
Room Milan
Knee – Foot
Chairs: P. Reynders (Leuven, Belgium), V. Senekovic (Ljubljana, Slovenia)
1. Key-note: Talus fractures: Which treatment today?
2.
T093 – Patellofemoral pain and knee instability due to recurrent patella dislocation. Treatment
with oblique tibial tubercle osteotomy and soft tissue balancing
M. Iosifidis, I. Melas, T. Kyriakidis, D. Neophytou, D. Albanos, A. Kyriakidis;
Thessaloniki, Greece
3.
T094 – Osteoarthritis in athletes with ACL reconstruction after isolated ACL rupture?
A postoperative follow-up with a 3 T-MRI of both legs after ACL reconstruction using patellar
tendon or hamstrings tendon grafts in 28 athletes returning to pre-injury sports.
T. Hoffelner, R. Frobell, M. Tauber, W. Hitzl, J. Atzwanger, H. Resch; Salzburg, Austria
4.
T095 – Treatment algorithm for acute isolated PCL ruptures in dependence of the
classification according to Harner: preliminary results
A. Mehling, M. Scheld, T. Stein, M. Ulmer, R. Hoffmann, A. Jäger, F. Welsch;
Frankfurt am Main, Germany
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5.
T096 – Arthroscopy education through virtual reality 3D arthroscopy surgical simulators?
Visomotoric capacity
E. Gercek, A. Enders, T. Beckmann, F. Hartmann, P. M. Rommens; Mainz, Germany
6.
T097 – Orthopaedic trauma damage control of distal tibial fractures.
P. Nestrojil, P. Kvasni ka; Brno, Czech Republic
7.
T098 – An ankle stable system in the management of fractures of distal tibial metaphysis
S. Frenyo, I. Kádas; Budapest, Hungary
8.
T099 – Results of a two-staged regimen for severe fractures to the pilon
A. Schulz1, G. Heinrichs1, C. Queitsch2, N. Borniger1, A. Paech1; 1Lübeck, Germany,
2
Wedel, Germany
9.
T100 – The novel technique for complex distal tibial fractures. A report of two cases
K. Ogawa1, T. Doi1, M. Yorimitsu1, R. Konishi1, H. Date1, K. Munetomo1, T. Noda2, T. Ozaki2;
1
Hiroshima, Japan, 2Okayama, Japan
16:00 – 17:30
Room Basel
Research
Chairs: G. Richards (Davos, Switzerland), A. Hofmann (Mainz, Germany)
2.
T101 – Prospective randomized study on the treatment of peripheral nerve lesions with an
adaptive nerve prosthesis
G. Tomasch1, S. Saliba1, S. Uranues1, G. Bretthauer2, D. Rafolt3, J. Waldert1,
D. Nagele-Moser1, A. Berghold1, H. Koch1, I. Justich1, R. Kleinert1; 1Graz, Austria,
2
Karlsruhe, Germany, 3Vienna, Austria
3.
T102 – Using BMP-7 in treatment of long bone non unions.
A report of a case series of 285 patients
F. Wagner, Murnau, Germany
4.
T103 – Bone growth augmentation: are we really helping?
T. Clegg1, D. Seligson2, J. Greene2; 1Louisville, USA, 2Louisville, KY, USA
5.
T104 – Strontium ranelate enhances more callus strength than PTH 1-34 in an osteoporotic
rat model of fracture healing
B. Habermann1, K. Kafchitsas1, P. Augat2, A. Kurth1; 1Mainz, Germany, 2Murnau, Germany
6.
T105 – Hyperhomocysteinemia is not associated with a reduced quality of human bone
J. Holstein, Homburg, Germany
7.
T106 – Long bone defects can be better treated with allogeneic platelet gel with autologous
bone transplant. Clinical study results.
B. Gubina, D. Smrke, P. Rožman; Ljubljana, Slovenia
8.
T107 – Traumatic hip dislocations and apoptosis
A. Wikeroy, S. Ovre, F. Reinholt, J. E. Madsen, O. Roise; Oslo, Norway
9.
T108 – Residents laboratory testing of electromagnetic navigation with the use of micro
sensors for free-hand interlocking technique.
M. Tomazevic, A. Fischinger, U. Tominc, A. Kristan, M. Cimerman, D. Kreuh;
Ljubljana, Slovenia
1. Key-note: Research in bone and soft tissue infections
G. Richards, Davos, Switzerland
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16:00 – 17:30
Room Lyon
E-Poster Session
Visceral Trauma
Chairs: L. Leenen (Utrecht, The Netherlands), C. Mesquita (Coimbra, Portugal)
1.
PT040 – Traumatic pneumothorax and pneuperitoneum. The air is inside or outside?
Non surgical treatment of pneumperitoneum
G. Tugnoli1, S. Di Saverio2, A. Biscardi1, N. Antonacci1, G. Senatore1, N. Montanari1, S. Villani1,
C. Coniglio1, G. Gordini1, F. Baldoni1; 1Bologna, Italy, 2Bristol, United Kingdom
2.
PT041 – Changing patterns for abdominal trauma in miguel servet university hospital:
Decreasing surgical procedures in favour of conservative treatment (2003-2008).
M. Gutierrez Díez, V. Duque-Mallen, N. Sánchez Fuentes, M. Herrero López,
J. Martinez Bernard; Zaragoza, Spain
3.
PT042 – Selective nonoperative management of abdominal visceral lesions vs. nontherapeutic
laparotomy in polytrauma patients
M. Beuran1, I. Negoi2, S. Paun1, A. Runcanu2, R. Ganescu1, B. Gaspar1; 1Bucarest, Romania,
2
Bucharest, Romania
4.
PT043 – Conservative treatment of blunt abdominal injuries in the district hospital
A. Kyriakidis, I. Alexandris, K. Athanasiou, D. Antoniou, I. Bezyrgiannis, L. Xatzis,
E. Kallitsounaki, I. Perysinakis, R. Mpiskitzis, L. Raffo; Amfissa, Greece
5.
PT044 – Blunt abdominal trauma: Six cases of success with non operative management of
associated hepatic and renal lesions. A multicentric experience
V. Balassone1, B. Ielpo1, L. Velari1, D. Venditti1, M. Montuori1, A. Granai1, O. Buonomo1,
A. Torres Garcia2; 1Rome, Italy, 2Madrid, Spain
6.
PT045 – Blunt abdominal trauma. 5 year experience in our department.
K. Spiridakis1, M. Grigoraki1, G. Panagiotakis2, G. Krasonikolakis1, F. Psarakis1, T. Papadakis2,
S. Kandylakis2; 1Heraklion, Greece, 2Heraklion Crete, Greece
7.
PT046 – The intraabdominal injury management in polytrauma patients
G. Rojnoveanu, G. Ghidirim, I. Gagauz, V. Bunescu, R. Gurghis, V. Gafton, S. Tantari; Chisinau,
Moldova
8.
PT047 – What characteristics of thoraco-abdominal or abdominal trauma with intraperitoneal
hemorrhage will effect the patient’s survival
M. Yildirim, A. Coskun, E. Ilhan, F. Cengiz, O. Engin; Izmir, Turkey
9.
PT048 – Surgical management of patients after clinical death with blunt trauma.
A. Koltovich, A. Voynovskiy, A. Kukunchikov; Balashikha, Russian Federation
10.
PT049 – Driver and front seat passenger fatalities related to the lap belt – intestinal injuries
associated with lumbar fractures
M. Anastasiu, O. Sandu, A. Ivan; Buzau, Romania
11.
PT050 – Duodenopacreathic trauma in motorcycle sports – case report
B. Henriques1, L. Reis2, C. Almeida2; 1352, Portugal, 2Coimbra, Portugal
12.
PT051 – Pancreatic trauma due to maneuvers in a difficult birth: a rare case
M. Jimenez Fuertes1, D. Costa Navarro2; 1Valencia, Spain, 2Alicante, Spain
13.
PT052 – Diagnostic and therapeutic problem after blunt abdominal trauma due to complex
genito-urinal malformation
G. Vegh, Budapest, Hungary
14.
PT053 – Reconstruction of a catastrophic abdomen: a challenging case
J. Ceballos1, C. Rosas2, E. Lopez-Tomassetti2, J. R. Hernandez Hernandez2, V. Nuñez2;
1
Las Palmas De Gran Canaria, Canary Island, Spain, 2Las Palmas De Gran Canaria, Spain
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16:00 – 17:30
The Arc
Guest Symposium
AO Minimal Invasive Osteosynthesis Expert Group
Minimal invasive osteosynthesis. Principles and Techniques
1.
Principles
P. Regazzoni, Basel, Switzerland
2.
Teaching
R. Babst, Lucerne, Switzerland
3.
Tools
D. Höntzsch, Tuebingen, Germany
4.
Distal and proximal Tibia
D. Höntzsch, Tuebingen, Germany
5.
Risks and Failures
C. Sommer, Chur, Switzerland
6.
Discussion
Chairs: D. Höntzsch (Tuebingen, Germany), P. Regazzoni (Basel, Switzerland)
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INDEX OF AUTHORS
Author
Final Programme Number
Author
Abba, Julio
Abu Gazala, Mahmoud
Abu Gazala, Samir
Abu –Zidan, Fikri
S100, M010, M013
M023, M077
M077
M018, M029, PM039,
PT019
S087
T003, T006
T026
S093
T001
S078
T023
PT009
PT024
S030, M061
S009
T093
M018
S120
M106
PT043
PT050
M005
M023, M077
S122
S029
S015, M094, PT024
PM042
S102, PS007
S073
T027
PT027, PT049
M002
T088
PM043
PS030, PM043
S012
S048
PT034
S035, PT040
PT043
PS009
PS029
M077
PM024
S010, PS027
S096
S016, M051
S101
PM017
S081
S100, M010, M013
PS001
M029
T049
T007
S008
PM019
PT043
Attal, René
Atzwanger, Jörg
Auffarth, Alexander
Augat, Peter
Auñón, Ismael
S067, PS037
T094
M062
S062, T104
S081, S104, PS016,
PM017
M089, PT025
PS048
S067, S068, S079
PS054
S024
S127
S073
S100, M013
S047
PS007, PS010
PT031
S008, M096
S071, T016, T034
S034, PT044
S035, M012, PT040
S048
M067, M070
M097
PS005
S074, S075, M069,
PM022, PM059
M075
PM021
M085, T046, T048
PT033, PT036
PM039
M029
T055
S120
PM059
M102
T092
T092
M074
PS028
PS008
S093
S107
M032
T096, PM036
T026
T016, T024, T034
T044, T045, PM016
S101
M104
M093
PS023
S020, S045, T022, T072
M096
PT008
T029, PS003
T068
S101
Acharya, Mehool
Acklin, Yves
Agresta, Ferdinando
Ahlers, Christopher
Ahn, Jaimo
Ahrberg, Annette
Aiboshi, Junichi
Akdamar, Fatih
Aktas Kalayci, Semra
Aktuglu, Kemail
Al-Ayoubi, Fawzi
Albanos, Demetrios
Al-Bashir, Masood
Alblas, Jacqueline
Aldrian, Silke
Alexandris, I.
Almeida, Carlos
Almodóvar, Juan Antonio
Almogy, Gidon
Al-Mushaiqri, Mohamed
Al-Obaydi, Waleed
Altaca, Gulum
Altgeld, Katrin
Alvarez-Llano, Laura
Alves, Jorge
Amini, Alber
Anastasiu, Marius
Andress, Björn
Angles, Francesco
Angthong, Wirana
Angthong, Chayanin
Ansaloni, Luca
Antinori, Caterina
Anton, Amy
Antonacci, Nicola
Antoniou, D.
Apriotesei, Cristian
Arai, Takao
Arbell, Dan
Arbes, Stephanie
Ardito, Antonella
Arigon, Jean Philippe
Arlettaz, Yvan
Arnoux, Pierre-Jean
Aroca, Miguel
Aroca Peinado, Miguel
Arvieux, Catherine
Asai, Yasufumi
Ashour, Mazen
Aspelin, Trude
Asper, Hiba
Assalia, Ahmad
Åström, Peter
Athanasiou, K.
CAPTION:
P = E-Poster
S = Sunday
M = Monday
Azevedo, Carlos
Aziz, Abdul
Babst, Reto
Bachmann, Sören
Bachoura, Abdo
Backes, Francois
Backx, Frank
Badic, Bocdan
Badr, Nashwa
Baena, Santiago
Bagherpour, Ali
Bahouth, Hany
Bakker, Fred
Balassone, Valerio
Baldoni, Franco
Balducci, Susanna
Balioglu, Mehmet
Balogh, Zsolt
Baranger, Bernard
Barbosa, Augusto
Bárdos, István
Bargfeldt, Christine
Barkhausen, Tanja
Barros, Silva
Barss, Peter
Bashir, Masoud
Bastian, Johannes
Bastian, Okan
Basto, Tiago
Battiston, Bruno
Bauerfeld, Henning
Baum, Petra
Baumann, Anneliese
Becher, Thorsten
Becker, Alexander
Becker, Inma
Becker, Lars
Beckmann, Oliver
Beckmann, Till
Bedin, Natalino
Beenen, Ludo F.
Beeres, Frank
Bège, Thierry
Behrendt, Daniel
Bellal, Joseph
Bellemans, Johan
Bemelman, Michael
Ben Ishay, Offir
Benavent, María Isabel
Beneduce, Aldo Alberto
Berben, Sivera
Berdah, Stéphane Victor
T = Tuesday
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INDEX OF AUTHORS
Author
Author
Berghold, Andrea
Berizzi, Fabio
Berlusconi, Marco
Berrington, Andrew
Bertrams, Hannah
Bertrán, Conrad
Berude, Maria
Bessems, J.
Beuran, Mircea
Bezyrgiannis, I.
Bhandari, Mohit
Biert, Jan
Bijlsma, Taco
Billeter, Adrian
Billiar, Timothy
Biondo, Sebastiano
Bisagni, Pietro
Biscardi, Andrea
Blattert, Thomas
Blauth, Michael
Bloemers, F.
Blokhuis, Taco
T101
S043
T085
T079
M002
S058
S099, M048
T091
M009, PT004, PT042
PT043
T042
S112, M099
T013
M033
M084
S014
T029, PS003
S035, M012, PT040
M065
S067, PS037
S071, T016
S020, S052, S120, S123,
T047
PM035
M077
S031
S052
S070, M104
PS035
M001
S038
S059, S060
S107
S009
T099
PM053
S094
S074, S113
S074, S113
M088, PM030
S032
M029, PM039
S012, S042, PM029
M045, T066
S121
PM014
T101
S100
PS048, PM044, PM060
PM008
S127
M108
S046, S109, S111, M001,
M004, M006, M011,
M111, T090, PS034,
PM002, PM004, PM013
S101
T046
M013
Büchler, Lorenz
Buckup, Johannes
Buettler, Markus
Bugiantella, Walter
Bühren, Volker
Buijze, Geert
Bukur, Marko
Buma, Pieter
Bunescu, Vasile
Buonomo, Oreste
Burggraf, Manuel
Burkhardt, Markus
Burkhart, Klaus
T055
S092
S067
PT007
S025, S062, M040, T004
T042
M033, M082
S123
PT046
S034, PT044
S001
S084
S093, S106, S108, M110,
T039, T043, PM011
S116
T031
S081, PM017
M098
T062
S122, S124, PS041
S074
S118, PM061
PT001, PT003
PS004, PS007, PS010,
PT021
T083, T086, PM046
M016
PT008
PS044
M042
PM010
T029, PS003
PT010
PT033, PT036
S050, M024
M112
M012
M042, T031, PT030
T037
T056
T088
PT018
S012
T085
PT007
S040, S041
S027, T051
PT053
Blonk, Marion
Bloom, Allan
Blum, Martin
Boere, P.
Böhme, Jörg
Boku, Terumasa
Bolars, Peter
Bomben, Fabio
Boner, Vanessa
Bonk, Andreas
Börjesson, Linnea
Borniger, Nina
Borodimos, Athanasios
Bot, Arjan
Boudogianni, Evangelia
Bougas, Panayiotis
Bouillon, Bertil
Bourgain, Claire
Branicki, Frank
Bratucu, Mircea
Braunbeck, Achim
Brendel, Christian
Brenna, Massimo
Bretthauer, Georg
Bricault, Ivan
Brink, P.R.G.
Britten, Simon
Brogard, Patrick
Brojan, Miha
Broos, Paul
Brunet, Christian
Brunnemer, Ulf
Brunot, Angelique
CAPTION:
P = E-Poster
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S = Sunday
M = Monday
Busch, Christoph
Butti, Fabio
Caba, Pedro
Caba-Doussoux, Pedro
Caballero, Ferran
Cadosch, D.
Caetano, Vitor
Cakir, Hamit
Calik, Bulent
Camarero, Celia
Can, Ü.
Candinas, Daniel
Cano, Indalecio
Canoz, Ozlem
Cantù, Diego
Capo, John
Carlucci, Michele
Carluccio, Valerio
Carneiro, Filipa
Caroli, Mario
Carr, Andrew
Casali, Marco
Casamassima, Andrea
Castano, N.J.Y.
Castelli, Fabio
Castillon, Pablo
Castro-Sousa, Francisco
Catena, Fausto
Cavanna, Matteo
Cavazzoni, Emanuel
Caylak, Hasan
Cazander, Gwendolyn
Ceballos, Jose
Cebreiro Martinez-Val,
Ignacio
Cecilia, David
Celik, Burcin
Cengiz, Fevzi
Cerqueira, Rui
Cesarec, Marijan
Ceulemans, Joris
Chambers, Ian
T = Tuesday
M005
S104, PM017
S040
PT001, PT003, PT005,
PT009, PT039, PT047
S074, S075, M069,
PM022, PM059
S017
M011
T065
INDEX OF AUTHORS
Author
Author
Chapellier, Xavier
Charalampidis, Efstathios
Chaudhury, Salma
Chaumoitre, Kathia
Chavez, LeAnn
Chekeres, Pavel
Chelly, Jacques
Chiara, Osvaldo
Chiodini, Federico
Chiotoroiu, Alexandru
Chiotoroiu,
Alexandru Laurentiu
Christodoulou, Spiridon
M019
S021
M112
S101
M093
S076
S086
M028
T085
PT004
De Loynes, Bernard
De Moor, V.
de Rooij, Theo
de Saint Roman, Charlotte
de Visser, Dianne
de Vries, Mark
de Zwart, Andele
Deleus, Ellen
Demel, Jiri
den Hartog, Dennis
Dennison, Michael
Denova, Marianna
Desruelles, Didier
Devilee, Roger
Dewolf, Philippe
D’Hondt, M.
Di Mento, Lorenzo
Di Saverio, Salomone
Diaconescu, Bogdan
Diefenbeck, Michael
Dietrich, Michael
Dietz, Sven-Oliver
Dijkgraaf, Marcel G. W.
Dijkstra, Boukje
Dimakopoulos, Panayiotis
Dixon, Paul
Dogaru, Iulia
Dogjani, Agron
Doi, Takeshi
Dominioni, Lorenzo
Donini, Annibale
Doornberg, Job
Dorfman, Tatiana
Dorobat, Bogdan
Doughty, Charlotte
Drees, Philipp
Drimousis, Panagiotis
Drougas, Thrasivoulos
Dubuisson, Vincent
Duchateau, Johan
Dugandzic, Daniel
Duica, Bogdan
Duque-Mallen, Victoria
Duschner, Heinz
Ebert, S.
Eckardt, Anke
Eggen, Peter
Eichelsbacher, Clemens
Eid, Hani
Eijck, Anja
Eipeldauer, Stefan
Ekeh, A. Peter
El Moumni, Mostafa
Elabjer, Esmat
El-Ashaal, Yousef
Elizbarashvili, Nugzar
Elleder, Ivo
Elsherif, Amgad
Enders, Annalisa
S051
M092
T044
M019
PM006
S118, PM061
T044, PM016
S109, PM013
PT016
S114
PS047
PS027
PM025
S073
PM025
PT011
T085
S035, M012, PT040
PT026
M054
T086
M002
T034
T068
S074, S113
T079
PT026
M020
T100
S043
PT007
S094, T001, T042, PS042
S008
PS009
S028
T052
T033
PM055
M013
M080
S116
PS011
PT029, PT041
T053
PS041
T052
S066
T053
M018, PM039
M099
M106
M030
S095
S017
M029, PM039
S069
S099, M048
S047, PT017
T096, PM036
M009
S103, M022, T030, PT020,
PT032
Cimbanassi, Stefania
M028
Cimerman, Matej
T108
Citak, Mustafa
S023, T040
Clegg, Travis
T103
Coenye, Kenneth
S032
Coerkamp, Emile
PM016
Cohen, Andrew
PM052
Cohnert, Tina
M074
Coniglio, Carlo
S035, PT040
Constantinidis, Fotis
PT032
Conti, Valentina
S043
Coo, Mailyn
T062
Copuroglu, Cem
PM026
Coquet-Reynier, Benjamin S101
Coromina, Laia
S014
Correia, João
S073
Coskun, Ali
PT001, PT003, PT005,
PT009, PT039, PT047
Costa Navarro, David
S013, T063, PT051
Cronenberg, Sonja
S077
Crous, X.
PM032
Cruz-Vigo, Felipe
M098
Cubuk, Sezai
S040, S041
Culemann, Ulf
T058, PS051
Cunha, Pedro
PT033, PT036
Daenens, Kim
M078
Dakak, Mehmet
S040, S041
D’Amico, Ruben
S099, M048
Danesteh, Javad
PS050
Danias, Nikolaos
S103
Dannecker, Silke
M034
Darabos, Nikica
S017
Dariel, Romuald
S051
Darwiche, Sophie
S086, M084, M087, M101
Daskalakis, Panagiotis
M090, T009, PS040
Date, Hirokazu
T100
Davies, John
PS012, PS015
Davila, Slavko
PM038
De Carolis, Gerardo
S034
de Haan, Rob
M015
De Jongh, Mariska
PM040
De Kruijf, Martijn
T022
de la Fuente Klein, Matias M086
de Lange-de Klerk, E. S. M. S071
De Leersnyder, Johan
M080
CAPTION:
P = E-Poster
S = Sunday
M = Monday
T = Tuesday
85
INDEX OF AUTHORS
Author
Author
Ene, D.
Engel, Thomas
Engin, Omer
PT026
S078
PT001, PT003, PT005,
PT009, PT039, PT047
PM023
T060
S036
PS028
S048, S050, S055, M024
S031
S080
PS037
T019
S073
M019
S102, PS002, PS004,
PS007, PT021
PT034
T029, PS003
T061
PM014
S010, PS027
S047, PT017
S080
PM003
S074, S075, M069
S074, S075, M069,
PM022, PM059
S005, S091
S122, S124, PS041
M012
T021
T108
M019
T066
M063
S002
S059
M083
T031
S029
M012
M078
S014
PM059
S014
PT007
M065
S125
PM060
T098
S119, T038, PS014
M093
M034, M081, M085, T007,
T046, T048, PS054,
PM037
M033
T094
S112
Fuentes, Sara
Fujiki, Naoko
Fung Kon Jin, P. H. Ping
Gaarder, Christine
Gaebler, Christian
Gafton, Victor
Gagauz, Ion
Gaidamonis, Edmundas
Gajšek, Matej
Gal, Petr
Galanis, Stamatis
Gallo, Alberto
Ganescu, Roxana
Garcia Caso, Patric
García, Andrés
Garcia Araceli
Garcia, Patric
Garg, Sunil
Garofil, Dragos
Gaspar, Bogdan
Gautschi, Oliver
Gay, Steffen
Geerling, Jens
Geerts, Ron
Geiger, Emanuel
Gella, Srinadh
Genc, Onur
Georgescu, Valentin
Gercek, Erol
PT008
M025
T034
M091
PS024
PT046
PT046
S011, M076
M108
M031, T075
PM053
M102
PT042
T058
PS010, PT021
PT008
M052
T078
S012, S042, PM029
PT042
S122, S124, PS041
T052
M066
S066, PM045
S039
PM007
S040, S041
S042
M049, M107, M109, T053,
T096, PM036, PM050
S127
S063, T040, PM051
S023
M111
PM035, PM044
Enikeev, Maxim
Erdöhelyi, Balázs
Erlandsson, Marcus
Erli, Hans
Esposito, Marco
Esser, Max
Etchison, Rachel
Euler, Simon
Evans, Luke
Everts, Peter
Ezanno, Anne Cécile
Fabregues, Ana
Fabricant, Loic
Faccincani, Roberto
Faiz, Sanwer
Fasolini, Fabrizio
Fattori, Luca
Fawzy, Mohamad
Fecher, Alison
Fekete, Károly
Fernandes, Sofia
Ferreira, José
Fialka, Christian
Filgueira, Luis
Filicori, Filippo
Fischer, Philipp
Fischinger, Ales
Fixot, Kevin
Flaig, Wilma
Flannery, John
Flikweert, Petra
Fliri, Ladina
Flohé, Sascha
Foà, Riccardo
Foguet, Pedro
Fortuna, Daniela
Fourneau, Inge
Fraccalvieri, Domenico
Fraga Ferreira, José
Frago, Ricardo
Franceschini, Maria Silvia
Franck, Alexander
Frank, Johannes
Fransen, S.A.F
Frenyo, Sandor
Friedl, Wilhelm
Friese, Randall
Frink, Michael
Frischknecht, Andreas
Frobell, Richard
Frölke, Jan Paul
CAPTION:
P = E-Poster
86
S = Sunday
M = Monday
Gerich, Torsten
Gessmann, Jan
Geßmann, Jan
Geusens, Eric
Geusens, Piet
Ghayem Hassankhani,
Ebrahim
Ghazal, louy
Ghidirim, Gheorghe
Giacometti, Marco
Giannakopoulos, Georgios
Giannopoulos, George
Gilson, George
Glasmacher, Stefan
Godolias, Georgios
Goel, Mahesh
Gokcek, Berk
Golda, Thomas
Goldzak, Mario
Gómez, Andrés
Gómez, Carlos
Gomez, Gerardo
Gonen, Hulya
Gonschorek, Oliver
Gopal, Shiva
Gordini, Giovanni
Gosler, Maurits
Goslings, J. Carel
Gotthardt, Martin
T = Tuesday
PS050
S028, T080
PT028, PT046
PT010
S071, T016, T034
S103, PT020
S127
M065
M008
S080
S033
S014
T081
PT008
PM033
S080
M094
T004
T061
S035, M012, PT040
PM006
S094, M015, M027, M037,
M057, T016, T024, T034
S123
INDEX OF AUTHORS
Author
Götz, Hermann
Gourgiotis, Stavros
Govaerts, Kim
Graf, Markus
Granai, Alessandra
Grand, Bertrand
Grande, L.
Gras, Florian
Grasser, Laurent
Graw, Matthias
Graziosi, Luigina
Green, Nicholas
Greene, Joseph
Gregor, Roman
Greitbauer, Manfred
Gremminger, Ruth
Grgurovic, Denis
Grigoraki, Maria
Grigorean, Valentin
Grilli, Roberto
Grivna, Michal
Groetelaers, Rene
Grønborg, Henrik
Gross, Tobias
Groven, Sigrid
Gruszka, Dominik
Gubina, Borut
Guimerá García, Vicente
Guimerá, Vicente
Guitton, Thierry
T053
S054
S046, S111
T040
S034, PT044
S096, PS005
PM032
S115, M054
S051
M079
PT007
PS021
T103
S049
PM024
T083
S017
PT045
S012, S042, PM029
M012
PM039
S072
PM021
M016
M091
S106, T043
T106
S081, PS016, PM017
S104
S024, S105, PM010,
PM015
Gumpert, Rainer
PM028
Gumus, Burcak
M094
Guney, Ahmet
PS044
Gurel, Mehmet
PS044
Gurghis, Radu
PT028, PT046
Gurkok, Sedat
S040, S041
Gutierrez, Marta
PT029
Gutierrez Díez, Marta
PT041
Gutierrez-Andreu, Marta
M098
Gutsfeld, Peter
T004
Guy, Stephen
PS012, PS015, PM007,
PM052
Haas, Philipp
T048
Habermann, Bjoern
T104
Hadeed, George
T018
Hadjiyannakis, Athanasios PS045
Halici, Mehmet
PS044
Ham, Bruce
PT034
Ham, John
T042
Hammacher, Eric
T072
Hammer, Nils
S070
Handolin, Lauri
M046, PM019
Hara, Yoshiaki
T012, PS006
Hardeman, Francois
M001, T090, PM002,
PM004
Harnroongroj
PM043
Harnroongroj
PM043
Harper, William
S087
CAPTION:
P = E-Poster
S = Sunday
M = Monday
Author
Harstall, Roger
Hartmann, Frank
S077
M049, M107, M109, T096,
PM036, PM050
PS001
S098
S098
PM030
T059
T047
M018, PT019
PM035
M008
PM042
T099, PS018, PS052
PS051
S077
T084
M107, M109
PS048
S123
PM047
T047
T024, T034
S125
M089, PT025, PT050
T092
M032
M099
PM033
Hase, Mamoru
Hashani, Shemsedin
Hasimja, Shpresa
Hauer, Thorsten
Hauschild, Oliver
Heeres, Marjolein
Hefny, Ashraf
Hegeman, J.
Heikenfeld, Roderich
Heim, Dominik
Heinrichs, Gerhard
Heinzmann, Julia
Helmy, Näder
Helwig, Peter
Hely, Hans
Hemmes, Baujke
Hendriks, Thijs
Hennen, Lonneke
Hennus, Marije
Henny, C. Pieter
Henrich, Dirk
Henriques, Bruno
Hepp, Pierre
Heringhaus, Christian
Hermans, Erik
Hermoso, Judit
Hernandez Hernandez,
Juan Ramon
Hernández, Xavier
Herrera Mera, Pablo
Herrero López, M.
Herteleer, Michiel
Hessmann, Martin
Hierholzer, Christian
Higami, Tetsuya
Higgins, Gordon
Hildebrand, Frank
Hillmann, Roxana
Hillmeier, Jochen
Hilverdink, Elsa
Hingmann, Simon
Histing, Tina
Hitzl, Wolfgang
Hoffelner, Thomas
Hoffman, Rosemary
Hoffmann, Reinhard
Hoffmann, Stefanie
Hofmann, Alexander
Hofmann, Gunther
Högel, Florian
Holes, David
Holland, Chris
Hollinghurst, David
Holstein, Joerg
PT053
S058
M005
PT041
M111
M100, M103, T054
M040
PS001
S056, S057
S086, M034, M081, M085,
T007, T046, T048, PS054,
PM037
M048
PM028
M057
M086
M052
M062, T094
T094
M084
S107, T095
S062
S121
S026, S115, M054, M055
S062
S049
M112
PS056
M052, T058, T105
T = Tuesday
87
INDEX OF AUTHORS
Author
Author
Honigmann, Philipp
Hoogenboom, C.A.
Hoogendoorn, Jochem
Horta, Leonardo
Hotz, Thomas
Houthoofd, Sabrina
Hoxha, Faton
Huber, Lars
Huizinga, Eelco
Huntjens, Kirsten
Husebye, Elisabeth
Huysentruyt, Frederik
Ichinose, Tsuyoshi
Ielpo, B.
Igropoulou, Olga
Iguchi, Toshihiro
Ikeda, Yukiho
Ilango, Balakrishnan
Ilgaz Kocyigit, Ozgen
Ilhan, Enver
S079
T037
M059, T005
PM047
S089
M078
S098
T052
S052
PM035, PM044
T049
PT011
T023
S034, PT044
PT013
PS036
S085
PS019, PS020
S015
PT005, PT009, PT039,
PT047
M022
M042
PM009
S051, PS005
S043
M016
T054
PS036
PT027
S012, S042,PM029
T093
T089
M025
S040, S041
PS001
PS035
PT027, PT049
PT015
M030
S092, T095
S064, M060
S007, S088, PS032
S018, S019
T082
M038
S072, PS048, PM006,
PM047
M065
T061
T079
T014, PT016
S063
T079
S013, T063, PT051
S012, S042, PM029
S071
T073
S070, S078, M065, M104,
T092
Joudet, Thierry
Joy, Theresa
Juhlin, Claes
Jukema, Gerrolt
Jürgens, Christian
Justich, Ivo
Kabir, Koroush
Käch, Kurt
Kádas, István
Kaech, Kurt
Kafchitsas, Konstantinos
Kaijzel, Erik
Kaiser, Martin
Kaji, Masahito
Kakhnidze, Vazha
Kalandra, Stanislav
Kalantzis, Panagiotis
Kalayci, Mustafa
Kallaev, Nazhmutdean
Kallitsounaki, E.
Kamal, Tamer
Kanazawa, Susumu
Kandylakis, Stylianos
Kapsi, Vicky
Karakayali, Hamdi
Karamitros, Athanasios
Karatasitsas, Anestis
Karpik, Stefanie
Kastenberger, Tobias
Katsamakis, Nikolaos
Katsaragakis, Stylianos
Katscher, Sebastian
Kavakli, Kuthan
Kavouras, Nikolaos
Kawaharada, Nobuyoshi
Kazantcev, Andry
Keel, Marius
Kees, Tobias
Keibl, Claudia
Kelbl, Martin
Kemp, Heather
Kemps, Hennie
Kerkhoffs, Gino
Kerver
Kerver
Kerver
Khalid, Sameena
Khan, Zeeshan
Khattak, Mohammad
Khorram-Manesh, Amir
Khoschnau, Sherwan
Khoshmohabat, Hadi
Kim, Yoon-Joo
Kingma
Kingma
Kinn, Dragos
Kleidi, Eleftheria
Klein, Marcus Oliver
Kleinert, Reinhold
Kleinrensink, Gert-Jan
M007
S080
PT022
S027, T051
PS052
T101
T021
S089
T098
S067
T104
PS042
T076
M026
S069
PS022
S021
S033
S061, PS046
PT043
T078
PS036
PT045
M090, T009, PS040
S015, M094
S054
PT013
M062
PS037
PT014
T033
M065
S040, S041
PS033
PS001
S076, PM012, PM023
M033, M082, T055
T021
S032
M071
S080
T068
T001
S114
T091
S114
PS048
T065
T065
T010
PM041
PT031
S108
T005
T044, PM016
PS038
T033
S121
T101
S114, T091
Iliadis, Charalampos
Illuminati, Enrico
Imatani, Junya
Imperato, Marc
Imperatori, Andrea
Inderbitzin, Daniel
Ingelfinger, Patrick
Inoue, Daisaku
Ionita, Victor
Iorga, Cristian
Iosifidis, Michael
Isemer, Friedrich-Eckart
Ishigaki, Tsukasa
Isik, Hakan
Ito, Toshiro
Itoman, Moritoshi
Ivan, Adrian
Ivchenko, Dmitriy
Izu, Brent
Jäger, Alwin
Jagodzinski, Nikolas
Jain, Shiv
Jairam, Rama
Jakma, T.S.C.
Jankovic, Andrija
Janzing, Heinrich
Jarvers, Jan- Sven
Javed, Mustafa
Jeavons, Richard
Jelen, Stanislav
Jettkant, Birger
Jettoo, Prithee
Jimenez Fuertes, Montiel
Jitianu, Razvan
Johannesma, Paul
Jones, M.
Josten, Christoph
CAPTION:
P = E-Poster
88
S = Sunday
M = Monday
T = Tuesday
INDEX OF AUTHORS
Author
Author
Kler, Jacek
Klitscher, Daniela
Kloen, Peter
Klop, Karel
Klos, Kajetan
Kluger, Yoram
Knobe, Matthias
Knopp, Werner
Kobbe, Philipp
Koch, Horst
Kocis, Jan
Kocsis, András
Koedam, Thomas
Koenderman, Leo
Koettstorfer, Julia
Kohut, Georges
Koka, Ravi
Koltovich, Aleksey
Komadina, Radko
Komoni, Driton
Konishi, Ryouichi
Konno, Shingo
Konstantinidis, Christos
Konstantoudakis, George
Kopp, Lubomir
Kopp, Reinhard
Korac, Zelimir
Köstler, Martin
Köstler, Wolfgang
Koter, Stephan
Kotsilianou, Olympia
Kotzamitelos, Dimitrios
Koulas, Spyridon
Kourkoutas, Konstantinos
Kovacic, Ladislav
Kovács, Marianna
Kovar, Florian
Koyanagi, Tetsuya
Krappinger, Dietmar
Krasonikolakis, Georgios
Kreb, Dieuwertje
Kreis, Barbara
Kreisler, Esther
Krestan, Christian
Krettek, Christian
T070, T071
M105, M110, T039
T001, PS042
S114
S115, M054, M055
S008, M096
M086, PS028
M047, PM048
T050, PS043
T101
M071
M075
M014, PS055
S120, T047
T067
M007
PS025, PM020
PT015, PT048
M108, PM027
S098
T100
PS035
PM053
S103
S117, M050
M079
M038
M104
T036
M074
S103
PS045
PT014, PT013, PT035
M090, T009, PS040
M003
PM003
S126
PS001
PS037
PT045
S020
T037
S014
S005
M034, M081, M085,
M087, T007, T046, T048,
PS054, PM028, PM037
T108
T084
T108
M052
PM055
T053
S083, T015
PT048
M093
S083
M042, T028, T031, PT030
PS001
Kurth, Andreas
Kutsukata, Noriyoshi
Kuzma, Jano
Kuzyk, Paul
Kvasniška, Pavel
Kyriakidis, Alexandros
Kyriakidis, Anastasios
Kyriakidis, Theofylaktos
Laine, Tero
Lamdark, Tenzin
Lameijer, Charlotte
Langer, Nicole
Lank, Christian
Lansink, Koen
Lapa, Cristo
Larentzakis, Andreas
Largo, René
Latifi, Rifat
Lattmann, Thomas
Lauber, A.
Laurer, Helmut
Lederer, Stefan
Leemann, Harald
Leemans, Rob
Leenen, L.
Kreuh, Darij
Krieg, Michael
Kristan, Anze
Kristen, Alexander
Krithimos, Thomas
Kuhn, Sebastian
Kühne, Christian
Kukunchikov, Alexandr
Kulvatunyou, Narong
Künzel, Anette
Kurihara, Hayato
Kurimoto, Yoshihiko
CAPTION:
P = E-Poster
S = Sunday
M = Monday
T104
T012, PS006
PS022
S056, S057
T097
PT043
T093
T093
PM019
T086
S095
M036
PS028
S020, T020
S103
T033
S089
M093, T027
PM046
PT037
S039, M035
M062
M082
S053
S020, S052, S096, S120,
S123, T013, T017, T022,
T020, T047, PT023,
PM040
Lefering, Rolf
S082, M035, M088, T032
Legendre, H.
M092
Lehnert, Mark
S039, M035
Leitgeb, Johannes
M106
Leliveld, Mandala
PS026
Lenich, Andreas
S065
Lennquist Montán, Kristina T010
Lennquist, Sten
T010
Leon Baltasar, Jose Luis
S081, M098
Leon, Jose Luis
PM017
Leyva, Francisco
T018
Lica, Ion
PS009, PS038
Lica, Mircea
PS009, PS038
Lichte, Philipp
S001, T050, PS043
Lill, Helmut
M066
Lima, Fernando
PM022
Lin, Guy
PS008
Lindahl, Jan
PM019
Lindenhovius, Anneluuk
S094
Linders, Johan
S036
Linke, Sabine
M086
Listringhaus, Rico
M008
Livingstone, James
PM034
Lögters, Tim
M083
Lopes, Daniel
S073
López, María
PT008
López-Gordo, S.
PM032
Lopez-Tomassetti, Eudaldo PT053
Loughenbury, Peter
PS021, PM008
Lowik, Clemens
PS042
Lu, Huangling
PM010
T = Tuesday
89
INDEX OF AUTHORS
Author
Lubbert, Pieter
Luitse, Jan S. K.
Luna, Alexis
Lunsjo, Karl
Lupescu, Doriana
Lupescu, Olivera
T013
M027, M037, T024, T034
PM033
PM039
PS011, PS053, PM057
M073, PS011, PS049,
PS053, PM057
Lustenberger, Thomas
M033, M082
Luzzana, Francesco
M042, T031, PT030
Lyberg, Torstein
T049
Lyn, Mauricio
PS008
Machado, Pedro
PS002
Mack, Martin
PM031
Mackenney, Paul
T069
Madsen, Jan Erik
T107
Maegele, Marc
T032
Magalhães, Carlos
M089, PT025
Magaramov, Magaram
PS046
Mahaisavariya, Banchong T002, PS012
Mahalingam, Senthilkumar M072
Mahlke, Lutz
PM030
Mahomed, Nizar
M063
Maier, Marcus
S039
Maleux, Geert
M078
Malherbe, Vincent
M092
Mallee, Wouter
T041
Malota, Mark
M079
Mand, Carsten
S083, T015
Manickavasagar, Tharjan
PM058
Manjaly, Joseph
PM034
Marashda, Mariam
S047, PT017
Marchettini, Davide
T085
Marciniak, Jan
PM052
Mare, Carl
T018
Mariani, Diego
M042, T028, T031, PT030
Marini, Aldo
S038
Marintschev, Ivan
S115
Marotta, Patrizzia
M010, M013
Marquass, Bastian
T092
Marres, Geertruid
T017
Martian, BV
PT026
Martin, Jorge
S102, PS004
Martinez Bernard, J.
PT041
Martinez, Guilhermo
M089, PT025
Martínez, Isidro
T062
Martinez, Jose Antonio
PT029
Martínez-Casas, Isidro
PM032
Martins, Natalia
PT025
Martins, Rui
S073
Marzi, Ingo
S039, M035, M036, M045,
T066, PM031
Mashiko, Kunihiro
M025, T012, PS006
Massè, Alessandro
M102
Massoure, Marie Pauline
M019
Mateu, David
T088
Matis, Nicholas
M062
Matsumoto, Hisashi
T012, PS006
Matteotti, Renato
M102
Matter, Mary Ann
T018
CAPTION:
P = E-Poster
90
S = Sunday
M = Monday
Author
Matthys, Romano
Mattyasovszky, Stefan
T058
S093, S106, S121, M056,
PM011
S074, S113
PM041
S098
PT034
S091
T026
M030
M063
T078
M063
PM028
PS048
S110
S092, T095
T039
M103, M105
PS018
PT022
T093
PM032
PS019, PS020
M044
PS005
PS008
M041, M044, T064, PT018
PM056
M011, M080, PS034
M059, T005, T037, T044,
T045, PM016, PS017
M033
M092
T008, PM054
PS036
T008, PM054
S025
S014
PS035
T068
M023
PT011
PS029
T008, PM054
T008, PM054
PS036
T008, PM054
PT006
PT006
PT006
PS005
S084
PS012
M034, M081, M085, T046
S038
S036
S035, M012, PT040
T062, PM033
Matzaroglou, Charis
Maull, Kimball
Maxhuni, Mehmet
Mayberry, John
Mayerhofer, Stephan
Mazzarolo, Giorgio
McCarthy, Mary
McGlasson, Rhona
McKay, George
McMullan, Janet
Meeder, Peter-Jürgen
Meesters, B.
Mehlhorn, Alexander
Mehling, Andreas
Mehling, Isabella
Mehling, Isabella
Meiners, Jan
Melander, Helen
Melas, I.
Membrilla, E.
Menakaya, Chinyelu
Mendes, Mário
Menguy, Paul
Meshulam, Danna
Mesquita, Carlos
Mester, Sandor
Metsemakers, Willem-Jan
Meylaerts, Sven
Mica, Ladislav
Michel, Luc
Micic, Ivan
Mifune, Hirofumi
Milenkovic, Sasa
Militz, Matthias
Millan, Monica
Minehara, Hiroaki
Mintjes, Joke
Mintz, Ayelet
Misezer, M.
Mishima, Shiro
Mitkovic, Milan
Mitkovic, Milorad
Miyasho, Kohji
Mladenovic, Desimir
Mladenovic, Jovan
Mladenovic, Rasa
Mladenovic, Sasa
Mlynski, Amélie
Moersdorf, Philipp
Mokawem, Michael
Mommsen, Philipp
Montagnolo, Gianguido
Montan, Carl
Montanari, Nicola
Montmany, Sandra
T = Tuesday
INDEX OF AUTHORS
Author
Author
Montuori, Mauro
Moons, K.
Morante, Rocío
Moray, Gokhan
Moreira, António
Moreno, Cecilia
Mori, Kazuhisa
Moros Marco, Santos
Morozumi, Junya
Morrrenhof, Wim
Morteanu, Silviu
Mortelmans, Luc
Moschos, Savvas
Motomura, Yoichi
Mousafiri, Ourania
Movrin, Igor
Možina, Janez
Mpiskitzis, R.
Mückley, Thomas
Mueller, Thomas S.
Muenzberg, Matthias
Muhr, Gert
Muliacic, Ante
Mulieri, Giacco
Müller, Christian
Müller, Lars
S034, PT044
PT023
PT008
PT024
S075, M069
PT008
PS001
M005
S085, PS029
PM006
M009, PT004
PM025
S021
M025
PT035
PM027
M108
PT043
S115, M054, M055
S003
PM030
S023, S063, T040, PM051
S017
S100, M010, M013
PM028
S093, S106, S108, M002,
M105, M110, T039, T043,
PM011
S083, T015
Neugebauer, Edmund
Nevelsteen, Andre
Nicol, Stephen
Nicolau, Alexandru-Eugen
Niculescu, Stefan Aurel
Nieboer, Patrick
Nienaber, Ulrike
Nijs, Stefaan
M088
M078
PM034
T025
PS049
M027
S082, T032
S046, S106, S109, S111,
M001, M002, M004,
M006, M007, M011,
M111, T039, T090, PS034,
PM002, PM004, PM013
M027
M088
M025
PS029
T100
S028
T039
S106, S108, M110, T039,
T043, T054
PT053
M010
S032
S005, S091
T059
PS004
T079
S117, M050
PS029
T100, PS036
PS052
PS035
S085, PS029
S030, M061
M093
PS027
PT018
S056, S057
T075
PS044
T082
T049
S050, M024
T062
S101
T010
PM028
PS003
S008
S091
M026, M043, T023, T035
T107
T100
PM026
PM026
S033
S033
S030, M061
Müller, Thorben
Müller-Haberstock,
Stephan
Mullins, Richard
Munetomo, Kazuo
Muñoz, Anna
Muñoz, Josep
Murata, Kiyoshi
Mutafchiyski, Ventsislav
Mütze, Maria
Myriokefalitakis, Emanuel
Naess, Paal Aksel
Nagel, Paul
Nagele-Moser, Doris
Nahea, Mihail
Nakatutumi, Keita
Nan, Hua
Nardecchia, Elisa
Nassif, Manhal
Nast-Kolb, Dieter
Natoudi, Maria
Nau, Christoph
Navarro, Salvador
Negoi, Ionut
Negrin, Lukas
Neophytou, Demos
Nespoli, Angelo
Nespoli, Luca
Nestrojil, Petr
Netu, Cornel
CAPTION:
P = E-Poster
S093
PT034
T100
S014
T062
T023, T035
M021, PT012
M104
PM055
M091
S004, S006
T101
M073, PS011, PS049,
PS053, PM057
T035
PS014
S043
T080
S001
T033
M035
T062, PM033
PT042
T057
T093
S010
S010
T097
M073
S = Sunday
M = Monday
Nijsten, M.
Nijsten, Maarten
Nisgida, Yoshifumi
Noda, Mariko
Noda, Tomoyuki
Noor, Nigel
Nowak, Lukas
Nowak, Tobias
Nuñez, Valentin
Nunez-Villegas, Julio
Nürnberger, Sylvia
Oberleitner, Gerhard
Oberst, Michael
Obregon, Rosangela
O’Brien, Shaun
Obruba, Petr
Oda, Jun
Ogawa, Ken-Ichi
Oheim, Ralf
Ohkawa, Takashi
Ohta, Shoichi
Okcu, Guvenir
O’Keffe, Terrence
Oldani, Massimo
Oliveira, Juliana
Olsen, Michael
Ondrus, Simon
Oner, Mithat
Oostenbroek, R.J.
Opdahl, Helge
Ordonselli, Tania
Orrego, Carola
Orsini, Bastien
Örtenwall, Per
Ortner, Franz
Ortolano, Enrico
Osman, Amira
Ostermann, Roman
Otomo, Yasuhiro
Ovre, Stein
Ozaki, Toshifumi
Ozcan, Mert
Ozdemir, Gokhan
Ozdenkaya, Yasar
Ozkara, Selvinaz
Ozkayin, Nadir
T = Tuesday
91
INDEX OF AUTHORS
Author
Author
Özokyay, Levent
Padalino, Pietro
Paech, Andreas
Paetzold, Robert
Paffrath, Thomas
Page, Jonathan
Pajenda, Gholam
Pakos, Sotiris
Pamos, Pedro
Panagiotakis, Georgios
Panahi, Farzad
Panayotakopoulos, George
Papadakis, Theodoros
Papadatos, Spyridon
Papadopoulos, Iordanis
Papageorgiou, Evanghelos
Papagiannakos,
Konstantinos
Papagiannopoulos,
Panagiotis
Papanikolaou, Kleomenis
Papantoni, Evangelia
Pape, Hans-Christoph
S023
S038
T099
T004
S082, T032, PM030
T069
S116
PM053
PS039
PT045
PT031
PS045
PT045
PT014
S103
M090, T009, PS040
Planka, Ladislav
Platz, Andreas
Platzer, Patrick
Pleva, Leopold
Pobo, Angel
Poeze, M.
Pohlemann, Tim
Pappas-Gogos, Georgios
Pappi, Vasiliki
Parker, Martyn
Partenheimer, Axel
Pasa, Libor
Patel, Muhammad
Patru, Cristina
Paul, Eldho
Paul, Kaylei
Paul, Sandra
Paun, Sorin
Paunel-Görgülü, Adnana
Pawiroredjo, Janity
Peinado, Armando
Peloni, Giuseppe
Pennington, Neil
Pereira, Jorge
Perez-Diaz, Dolores
Person, Benjamin
Perysinakis, I.
Pesenti, Giovanni
Peters, Joachim
Pethe, Karol
Petrella, Giuseppe
Petropoulou, Konstantina
Pfeifer, R.
Pfeifer, Roman
Pfeifer, Roman
Pillay, Janesh
Pinheiro, Luís
Pinna, Antonio
Pioch, Verena
Pizanis, Antonius
Plaisier, P.W.
CAPTION:
P = E-Poster
92
S021
S021
S021
S103
S086, M084, M086, M087,
M101, T050, PS028,
PS043
PT014
M022
S064, M060
M066
PS022
S087
M073, PS011, PS049,
PS053, PM057
S031
T073
S070
PT042
M083
T051
S058
PM014
PS021
M041
S102, PS002, PS007
S008
PT043
S010, PS027
PS028
T070, T074
S034
S103, PT020
M084, M101
M087
S086
S120, T047
M041
S012
PT037
M068
T082
S = Sunday
M = Monday
M031, T075
T083, T086, PM046
S005, M106, PS024
PT016
T062
T077, PM060
S084, M047, M052, M068,
T058, PS051, PM048
Poldi, Davide
T028
Ponnuru, Ramakrishna
PM007
Pons, Francois
S096
Pons, MJ
PM032
Ponsen, Kees Jan
M027, M037, T024, T034
Pool, Laurens
T005
Poolman, Rudolf
T042
Popa, Florian
S012, S042, PM029
Popelka, Vladimir
PM001
Popescu, Gheorghe Ion
M073, PS011, PS049,
PS053
Popescu, Mihai
S012, S042, PM029
Popovic, Vladimir
M095, PT002
Potocnik, Primoz
T006
Potters, Jan-Willem
T091
Prat, Salvi
T062
Preto, John
M044
Probst, Christian
M085, M087, M101,
PM037
Proschek, Dirk
S093, M056
Protopapadakis, Georgios S021
Proust, Jérôme
M007
Psarakis, Fotios
PT045
Puchol, Jose
T085
Puig, Sònia
T062
Punt, B.J.
T082
Puscu, Cristina
S012, S042, PM029
Putyatin, Sergey
S076, PM012, PM023
Quale, Anette
M039
Que, Ivo
PS042
Queitsch, Christian
T099, PS018
Qureshi, Assad
S087, T073
Raaymakers, Ernst
M057
Rademakers, Maarten
T001
Radermacher, Klaus
M086
Radu, Petru
S012, S042, PM029
Radzhabov, Arsen
S061, PS046
Rafecas, Antoni
S014
Raffo, L.
PT043
Rafolt, Dietmar
T101
Rancan, Mario
T086
Randl, Tomaz
PM049
Ranieri, Valerio
PT010
Rapp, Marion
T076
Rashid, Mustafa
M058, M064
Raum, Marcus
M088
Rausch, Sascha
M054
Rebasa, Pere
PM033
Reche, Fabian
S100, M010, M013
Recicar, John
PM041
Reck, Christian
S092
Regusci, Luca
PM014
T = Tuesday
INDEX OF AUTHORS
Author
Author
Reinholt, Finn
Reis, Luis
Reischmann, Birgit
Reitsma, Johannes B.
Renner, Nikolaus
Renzulli, Pietro
Resch, Herbert
Resines, Carlos
T107
M089, PT025, PT050
M068
T016, T024, T034
S067
M016
M062, T094
S081, S104, PS016,
PM017
S028
M057
M007
M092
S102
S022, PS034
M093
PS017
M059, T037, T044, T045,
PM016
M053, T002, PS012
PT025
S031
T018
S051
PM047
S024, S094, S105, T042,
PM010, PM015
T072
S121
T062
M023
M077
PT013
T011
PS019
PS003
S026
S079
M039, T107, T049
PT028, PT046
S093, S106, S108, S121,
M002, M049, M056,
M100, M103, M105,
M107, M109, M110, T039,
T043, T053, T054, T096,
PM011, PM036, PM050
PT053
T028
M040
S031
M092
PT010
M009, PT004
T053
S043
S053
PS033
PS047
T106
Ruan, Xiangcai
Ruangchainikom, Monchai
Ruchholtz, Steffen
Rudin, Mark
Ruesseler, Miriam
Reuben, Simon
Reuling, Ellen
Reuther, Falk
Reverdy, David
Rey Valcárcel, Cristina
Reynders, Peter
Rhee, Peter
Rhemrev, S.
Rhemrev, Steven
Riansuwan, Kongkhet
Ribeiro, Leticia
Richardson, Martin
Ridings, Dave
Rigollaud, Jean-Marc
Rijpsma, Douwe
Ring, David
Ritchie, Ewan
Ritz, Ulrike
Rivero, Marilin
Rivkind, Avi
Rivkind, Avraham
Rizos, Dimitrios
Roberts, Keith
Roberts, Simon
Rocchetti, S.
Röhm, Cordula
Rohner, Manuela
Røise, Olav
Rojnoveanu, Gheorghe
Rommens, Pol Maria
Rosas, Clara
Rosati, Riccardo
Röse, Marc
Rosenfeldt, Franklin
Rosière, Alain
Rossi, Aldo
Rosu, Oana
Rothenbach, Eric
Rotolo, Nicola
Rots, G.
Roumelioti, Charikleia
Royston, Simon
Rožman, Primož
CAPTION:
P = E-Poster
S = Sunday
M = Monday
M084
M053
S083, T015
S089
M036, M045, T066,
PM031
Ruiz, Igancio
T088
Runcanu, Alexandru
PT042
Rutic, Zeliko
S017
Saadeldinn, Yousif
PT019
Safioleas, Michael
PT020
Sahni, Vishal
PM058
Sahu, Ajay
M058, M064
Sainte, Sarah
M004
Sakamoto, Yuichiro
M025, T012, PS006
Sakhvadze, Shadiman
S069
Sakhvadze, Sopiko
S069
Saleh, Daniel
PM008
Saliba, Sarah
T101
Saltzherr, Teun Peter
M015, M027, M037, T016,
T024, TO34
Salvado, Ramon
PT025
Salvador, Jordi
T088
Sánchez Fuentes, Nieves PT041
Sánchez, Teresa
PS010
Sanchez-Rodriguez, Teresa PS002, PT021
Sancho, JJ.
PM032
Sandu, Olimpia
PT027, PT049
Sanpakit, Sanyapong
PS030
Sanz, Mercedes
PT021
Sapmaz, Ersin
S040, S041
Sarantopoulou, Aggeliki
PS040
Sarantos, Konstantinos
PM055
Sarboiu, Felix
PS009
Saridis, Alkis
S074, S113
Saroch, Stéphane
S051
Saudi-Moro, Sef
PT029
Sayers, Adele
T065
Scarabello, Ivano
T085
Schädel-Höpfner, Michael M083
Scheld, Michaela
T095
Scheller, Bertram
PM031
Schemitsch, Emil
S056, S057
Schepers, Tim
S118, PM061
Schmal, Hagen
S110, T036, T059
Schmidt, Christian
M065
Schmidt, Frauke
M086
Schmidt, Reinhard
T067, PS024
Schmidt, Roland
S054
Schmidt-Horlohé, Kay
S107
Schmitt, Tim
PS028
Schnater, J.
M057
Schneider, Jens
T053
Schneider, Sebastian
S070
Schnüriger, Beat
M016
Schoepfer, Alain
M016
Schoonhoven, Lisette
T068
Schreiber, Martin
PT034
Schreiber, Verena
S086, M087
T = Tuesday
93
INDEX OF AUTHORS
Author
Author
Schreurs, Marco
Schultheiss, Judith
Schulz, Arndt
Schulz, Rudolf
Schwarz, Christina
Schweiger, Stephan
Schwieger, Karsten
Scola, Alexander
Seebach, Caroline
Segers, Michiel
Sehjal, Ranjit
Seibert, Franz
Seil, Romain
Sekmen, Umit
Sekulic, Aleksandar
Sekulic, Stojan
Sekulic-Frkovic,
Aleksandra
Seligson, David
Sellai, R.
Sellei, Richard
Selvaratnam, Veenesh
Senatore, Gianluca
Senekovic, Vladimir
Sermon, An
Seybold, Dominik
Shaban, Sami
Shah, Suraj
Shalev, Arie
Shapey, Iestyn
Shaw, David
Shetty, Vishwanath
Shiota, Naofumi
Shiraishi, Atsushi
Shoko, Tomohisa
Shussman, Noam
Siddiqui, Bobby
Siebenrock, Klaus
Siebert, Hartmut
Siekmann, Holger
Sierevelt, Inger
Simic Korac, Natasa
Simko, Peter
Simmen, Hans-Peter
S027
S125
T099, PS018, PS052
S067
PM011
M074
S059, S060, M055
S067
S125
T072
PS015
S067
S127
S015, M094, PT024
PT006
M095, PT002
Soares, S.
Sobowale, Oluwaseun
Sockeel, Philippe
Söderlund, Tim
Sohlbach, Dagmar
Sommer, Christoph
Soni, Bakul
Sosef, Nico
Spaepen, Nouchka
Spagnoletti, Marco
Spies, Volker
Spiessens, Tom
Spiridakis, Konstantinos
Spirou, Spiros
Sproviero, Jorge
Spyridakis, Michael
Stamatakos, Michael
Stampfl, Paul
Stary, David
Steel, J.
Stefanic, Franc
Stein, Thomas
Stejskal, Lukáš
Steller, E.
Stergiopoulos, Spyridon
Sternstein, Werner
Stigt, Sander
Stoian, Silviu
Stolz, Christian
Strambu, Victor
Stratsiani, Athina
Strecker, Wolf
Strohm, Peter
Struve, Peter
Stürup, Jens
Suárez, Laura
Suchomel, Radomir
Südkamp, Norbert
Sühwold, J.
Swank, D.
Szarvas, Jozsef
Taeger, Georg
Takorov, Ivelin
Talan, Harish
Tamulis, Sigitas
Tan, Edward
Tan, Xi Xiang Esther
Tanno, Katsutoshi
Tantari, Stanislav
Tarkin, Ivan
Tauber, Mark
Tejedor, Raquel
ten Duis, Henk-Jan
Tepetes, Konstantinos
Testroote, Mark
Teuben, Michel
Thalhammer, Gerhild
Tharmviboonsri,
Theerawoot
The, Bertram
PT033, PT036
M058, M064
M019
PM019
T089
S003, T003, T006
M072
PS017
S111
S043
S121
M011
PT045
PT035
S099, M048
T030
PT020
S005, S091
M031, T075
M101
M003
S092, T095
M050
T001
T033, PT020
M002, M105, T039
PM018
S012, S042, PM029
T089
S012, S042, PM029
PT035
PT038
T036
PS037
PM021
S104
PS022
S110, T036, T059, T084
PS018
S090
PM056
S001
M021, PT012
M017
S011, M076
PM018
PM037
PS001
PT028, PT046
S086
T094
PT008
M088
M022, T030, PT032
PM006
S096
M106
Sinclair, Martin
Sinnis, Gerasimos
Šír, Milan
Sirbiladze, Koba
Sisto, Riccardo
Sittaro, N.
Sjödahl, Rune
Skirving, Allan
Smeets, S.
Smith, Charlotte
Smith, Chris
Smith, Hannah
Smith, R.
Smrke, Dragica
Snoeckx, R.
CAPTION:
P = E-Poster
94
M095, PT002
T057, T103
M101
M086, PS028
PM058
S035, PT040
M003
S059, S060
S023, S063, T040, PM051
M029, PM039
S056, S057
M023
T011
PS015
PM058
T087
M026, T023, T035
M026
M023, M077
T079
T055
S083, T015
M065
M057
M038
PM001
S122, S124, PS041,
PT037
T019
S021
PT016
S069
M102
M101
S009, PT022
S122, S124
T077
PS025, PM020
S029
PM034
S024
T106
PT011
S = Sunday
M = Monday
T = Tuesday
M053, T002, PS012
T013
INDEX OF AUTHORS
Author
Author
Theeuwes, Hilco
Theobald, Peter
Theodoraki, Maria-Eleni
Theodorou, Dimitris
Theopold, Jan
Thomeer, Bastiaan
Thörne, Johan
Tiemann, Andreas
Tilkeridis, Konstantinos
Timmers, Tim
Tiren, Davut
Todd, Brian
Toffoli, Andrew
Tomajer, Valentina
Tomasch, Gordana
Tomaszewski, Ryszard
Tomazevic, Matevz
Tomesen, Tijmen
Tominc, Uros
Tøndevold, Erik
Torab, Fawaz
Torres Garcia, A.
Tos, Pierluigi
Tosounidis, Georg
Toth, Laszlo
Toutouzas, Konstantinos
Toyama, Masahiro
Trenti, Loris
Triantafyllou, Christos
Trondsen, Erik
Tsaknaki, Evangelitsa
Tsang, Kai
Tsiampas, Dimitris
Tsimoyiannis, Evaggelos
Tsionaras, Vasilios
Tudose, Mirela
Tugnoli, Gregrio
Tuinebreijer, Wim
Tulwa, Nirmal
Tuovinen, Hannele
Turconi, Maria Grazia
Turegano, Fernando
S114, T091
T073
T033
T033
T092
T013
S036
S026
PS045
PS031, PT023
S090
M058, M064
S124
T029, PS003
T101
T070, T071, T074
T108
S112
T108
PM021
PM039
PT044
M102
T058
M097
T033
PS035
S014
S054
M091
M066
T069
PM053
PT013, PT035
PT035
PS038
S035, M012, PT040
S114
PM007, PM052
PM019
M042, T028, T031, PT030
S102, PS002, PS004,
PS007, PS010, PT021
M033, PT037
T019
S074, S113
PS035
S012
S092, T095
PM034
M053
T101
PM003
T014
S058
M027
T068
PT023
S090
van Bezooijen, Rutger
PS042
van Delden, Otto
M015
van den Bekerom, Michel M057, T001
van der Elst, Maarten
S118, PM035, PM061
van der Linden, Frits
S090
van der Star, Myriam
S037
van der Veen, Alex
S073
van der Velden, Jolanda
S072
van der Vlies, Cornelis
M015
van der Werf, Huub
PM015
van der Zee, Caroline
S044
van Dijk, C.
M057
van Dongen, Robert
T068
van Griensven, Martijn
S032
van Helden, Svenhjalmar
PM035, PM044
Van Herck, Bert
M006
van Laarhoven, Jacqueline T020
van Lammeren, Guus
T072
van Leerdam, Roderick
T045
Van Lieshout, E.
S118, PM061
Van Loon, Pieter
M100
van Meirhaeghe, Jan
PM028
van Montfoort, Douwe
M059
van Montfort, Gust
S073
van Olden, G.
S002
van Overvest, Karlijn
PS017
van Vliet, Sabine
S118
van Vliet-Koppert, Sabine PM061
van Vugt, Arie
T068, PM018
van Vugt, Raoul
PM045
van Wessem, Karlijn
S020, T047
Vandenbroucke-Grauls, Christina S027, T051
Vanderschot, Paul
PM028
Vanlauwe, Johan
PS023
Vaquero, Alberto
PS004
Varga, Endre
T060
Vartic, Mihaela
M009, PT004
Vasic, Jovica
M095, PT002
Vasilache, Cornelia Letitia M073, PM057
Vasireddy, Aswinkumar
PS025, PS056, PM020
Vassiliu, Pantelis
S103
Vastardis, Georgios
S021
Vécsei, Vilmos
S005, S091, S116, S126,
M106, T057, PS024,
PM024
Vegh, Gyorgy
M075, PT052
Velari, Luca
S034, PT044
Venditti, Dario
S034, PT044
Vengust, Rok
PM027
Venter, Dan
M009
Venter, Mircea
PS009
Verbruggen, J. P. A. M.
T077, PM060
Verdonschot, Nico
S123
Verhofstad, Michiel
PS026, PM040, PT023
Vermetten, Eric
T017
Ververidis, Athanasios
PS045
Vesely, Radek
PS022
Vestjens, Bas
T005
Viçoso, Sofia
PM022, PM059
Turina, Matthias
Twomey, Patrick
Tzeltzes, Vasilios
Uchino, Masataka
Udriste, Cristian
Ulmer, Michael
Upadhyay, Neil
Upibulsin, Nakorn
Uranues, Selman
Urbán, Ferenc
Urbanek, Pavel
Urraca, Salvador
Valk, JP.
van Achterberg, Theo
van Beeck, E.
van Bemmel, A.J.M.
CAPTION:
P = E-Poster
S = Sunday
M = Monday
T = Tuesday
95
INDEX OF AUTHORS
Author
Author
Videnovic, Nebojsa
Vijfhuize, Sanne
Vilela, Carlos
Villagran, Federico
Villani, Silvia
Vincent, Maria
Visser, Annelies
Vlachos, Christos
Vladov, Nikola
Vollrath, Fritz
von Rüden, Christian
Voynovskiy, Alexandr
Vrahas, Mark
Vundelinckx, Bart
Waddell, James
Wafaisade, Arash
Wagner, Frithjof
Wähnert, Dirk
Walcher, Felix
PT006
T082
PM022
S099
S035, PT040
PS047
M037
M090, T009, PS040
M021, PT012
M112
M040
PT015, PT048
S024
PS023
S056, S057
T032
T102
S059, S060, M055
S039, M036, M045, T066,
PM031
T101
S009, PT022
PS001
PS047
M045, T066
S110
S092, T095
M071
S095, M027, M088
PT038
S062
PM045
PM024
S072
PS024
S068
T107
PS052
M015
S115
S125
S067
PM044
S087
T019
Windolf, Joachim
Windolf, Markus
Winkelmann, Hans Peter
Woelfel, Christoph
Wolf, Harald
Woltmann, Alexander
Wouters, Ruben
Wozasek, Gerald
Wunnasinthop, Somyot
Wurm, Simone
Wutzler, Sebastian
M083
S059, S060, M055
PT038
PM030
PM005
S025, M040
S106
S126
PS030
S025
S039, M035, M036,
PM031
M036
M093
PT043
S033
PM026
S033
PT005, PT009, PT039,
PT047
M025, T012, PS006
T100
PM034
S040, S041
PS029
M098
Waldert, Joerg
Wallon, Conny
Watanabe, Atsushi
Wayper, Emma
Weber, Roxane
Welke, Stefanie
Welsch, Frederic
Wendsche, Peter
Wendt, K.
Weniger, Carmen
Weninger, Patrick
Werre, Andries
Widhalm, Harald
Wieland, Arvid
Wieland, Thomas
Wieser, Karl
Wikeroy, Annette
Wilde, Erik
Wilde, Jim
Wilharm, Arne
Wilhelm, Kerstin
Will, Stefan
Willems, Paul
Williams, Steve
Willis, Kate
CAPTION:
P = E-Poster
96
S = Sunday
M = Monday
Wyen, Hendrik
Wynne, Julie
Xatzis, L.
Yaclin, Orhan
Yalniz, Erol
Yavuz, Erkan
Yildirim, Mehmet
Yokota, Hiroyuki
Yorimitsu, Masanori
Yousri, Taher
Yucel, Orhan
Yukioka, Tetsuo
Yuste-Garcia, Pedro
Zafra Jiménez,
José Alberto
Zago, Mauro
Zamborsky, Radoslav
Zdero, Rad
Zeckey, Christian
Zelle, Boris
Zhezherya, Edward
Ziebart, Thomas
Ziegler, Reinhilde
Zigman, Tomislav
Zikos, Nikolaos
Zikos, Nikos
Zuidema, Wietse
Zurakowski, David
Zwingmann, Jörn
T = Tuesday
PS016
M042, T028, T031, PT030
PM001
S056, S057
M034, M081, M085, T046,
T048
M087
PM012
S121
M047, PM048
PM038
PT014
PM053
S004, S006, S037, S044,
S071, S097, M014, PS055
S024, S105
S110, T036, T084
INDEX OF INVITED SPEAKERS AND CHAIRPERSONS
Speaker/Chairperson
Page
Speaker/Chairperson
Page
Aktuglu K. – Izmir, Turkey
Al-Ayoubi F. – Linköping, Sweden
Allard D. – Cape Town, South Africa
Asensio J. – Miami, USA
Ashkenazi I. – Shimshit, Israel
Augat P. – Murnau, Germany
Babst R. – Luzern, Switzerland
Balogh Z. – Newcastle, Australia
Barbosa P. – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Baron D’Hooghe M. – Brugge, Belgium
Bégué T. – Paris, France
Bemelman M. – Utrecht, The Netherlands
Betz A. – Lebach, Germany
Blauth M. – Innsbruck, Austria
Bouillion B. – Cologne, Germany
Braunsteiner T. – Vienna, Austria
Brink P. – Maastricht, The Netherlands
Broos P. – Leuven, Belgium
Bühren V. – Murnau, Germany
Butcher N. – Newcastle, Australia
Cabral R. – Coimbra, Portugal
Canata G. – Torino, Italy
Castelli F. – Milano, Italy
Cennamo A. – Naples, Italy
Champion H. – Annapolis, USA
Chiodini F. – Legnano, Italy
Cimerman M. – Ljubljana, Slovenia
Cornu O. – Brussels, Belgium
De Gheldere C. – Lier, Belgium
DeDeyne C. – Genk, Belgium
Degroof E. – Antwerp, Belgium
De Ridder V. – Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Dewaele J. – Ghent, Belgium
Dhar S. – Nottingham, United Kingdom
D’Hondt E. – Brussels, Belgium
Einav S. – Jersualem, Israel
Engelhard K. – Mainz, Germany
Fingerhut A. – Poissy, France
Fischer P. – Bonn, Germany
Friedl W. – Aschaffenburg, Germany
Fröhlich P. – Budapest, Hungary
Gänsslen A. – Celle, Germany
Gercek E. – Mainz, Germany
Giannou C. – Greece
Giannoudis P. – Leeds, United Kingdom
Gosch M. – Innsbruck, Austria
Goslings C. – Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Grønborg H. – Copenhagen, Denmark
Guérin E. – Charleroi, Belgium
Habermann B. – Mainz, Germany
Heim D. – Frutigen, Switzerland
75
39,55
36, 50, 60,
35, 56, 59
68
61
25, 42, 81
28
39
72
49, 59
39, 59
49
39
28
58
50, 62, 74
33, 43, 55
51
28
59
53
62
60
65, 86
65
45
50
49
57, 63
49
61
43
53
46
68
63
35, 49, 73
71
35
70
77
61
39
28, 45
76
35
55
49
76
25, 32, 36,
77
64, 74
25, 39
63
50
59
70, 79
81
36, 68
53, 77
Jacobs S. – Leuven, Belgium
Josten C. – Leipzig, Germany
Keel M. – Bern, Switzerland
Komadina R. – Celje, Slovenia
Kurihara H. – Milan, Italy
Kurth A. – Mainz, Germany
Lambert S. – London, United Kingdom
Latifi R. – Tuscon, USA
Leemans R. –
Leeuwarden, The Netherlands
Leenen L. – Utrecht, The Netherlands
50
26, 30
38, 59
46, 69, 75
73
76
64, 74
64, 73
Hertel R. – Bern, Switzerland
Hessmann M. – Fulda, Germany
Heylen R. – Genk, Belgium
Hierner R. – Essen, Germany
Hoffmeyer P. – Geneva, Switzerland
Hofmann A. – Mainz, Germany
Höntzsch D. – Tuebingen, Germany
Hreckovski B. – Slavonski Brod, Croatia
Huylebroek J. – Aalst, Belgium
Lennquist S. – Linköping, Sweden
Leppäniemi A. – Helsinki, Finnland
Li W. – Hong Kong, China
Lorich D. – New York, USA
Lubbecke A. – Geneva, Switzerland
Lucidi V. – Brussels, Belgium
Mann G. – Kfar Saba, Israel
Marzi I. – Frankfurt, Germany
Mayo K. – Seattle, USA
Mesquita C. – Coimbra, Portugal
Michel L. – Mont-Godinne, Belgium
Mitkovic M. – Nis, Serbia
Moniz Pereira P. – Lisbon, Portugal
Mosheiff R. – Jerusalem, Israel
Mukhopadhaya J. – Patna, India
Müller L. P. – Mainz, Germany
Navez B. – Charleroi, Belgium
Nehrlich M. – Regensburg, Germany
Neugebauer E. – Cologne, Germany
Nicolau A. – Greece
Nijs S. – Leuven, Belgium
Nyska M. – Kfar Saba, Israel
Oestern H.-J. – Celle, Germany
Oransky M. – Rome, Italy
Papadopoulos P. – Thessaloniki, Greece
Pape H.-C. – Aachen, Germany
Patka P. – Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Pattyn P. – Roeselare, Belgium
Peitzman A. – Pittsburgh, USA
Peter R. – Geneva, Switzerland
Petersen W. – Berlin, Germany
Pinheiro L. P. – Viseu, Portugal
Pohlemann T. – Homburg, Germany
Pons F. – Clamart, France
Popescu M. R. – Timisoara, Romania
Regazzoni P. – Basel, Switzerland
Resch H. – Salzburg, Austria
Reynders P. – Leuven, Belgium
Richards G. – Davos, Switzerland
Riddez L. – Solna, Sweden
Riley B. – Nottingham, United Kingdom
Røise O. – Oslo, Norway
Rommens P. M. – Mainz, Germany
Royston S. – Sheffield, United Kingdom
39
28, 29, 35,
39, 45, 80
30, 65
35, 47, 60,
71
64, 74
39
59
49
53
28, 58, 59,
75
68, 72, 73
25, 46, 80
43
65
60
32, 39
27, 64
37, 40
49
66
47
49
25, 43, 45,
74
53
48, 74, 77
68, 72
53
28, 50, 50,
64, 70
41, 46
49
28, 30, 55
68, 72
77
56
45, 61
68
37
81
77
36, 42, 49,
78
79
30, 39
60
50, 52
45, 68
49
97
INDEX OF INVITED SPEAKERS AND CHAIRPERSONS
Speaker/Chairperson
Page
Speaker/Chairperson
Page
Ruchholtz S. – Marburg, Germany
Rueger J.M. – Hamburg, Germany
Rüsseler M. – Frankfurt, Germany
Sancineto C. – Buenos Aires, Argentina
69
41
55
45, 52, 68,
72
73
27, 33
39
68, 72, 73,
77
41, 60
50
64
40, 66
26, 33
45, 78
31
70
81
59
78
33
29, 74, 75
64, 78
64
76
Szita J. – Budapest, Hungary
Taviloglu K. – Istanbul, Turkey
Tilsed J. – Beverley, United Kingdom
Turégano F. – Madrid, Spain
Uranues S. – Graz, Austria
Van der Werken C.Utrecht, The Netherlands
Van Griensven M. – Vienna, Austria
Van Nieuwenhove Y. – Ghent, Belgium
Vassiliu P. – Athens, Greece
Vécsei V. – Vienna, Austria
Verbruggen J. P. A. M. –
Maastricht, The Netherlands
Verdonck R. – Ghent, Belgium
Verfaillie G. – Brussels, Belgium
Vitvrouw E. – Ghent, Belgium
Voiglio E. – Lyon, France
31
27, 29, 57
73
27, 29, 68
49, 67, 68
Saribeyoglu K. – Istanbul, Turkey
Sárváry A. – Budapest, Hungary
Sato T. – Okayama City, Japan
Sawaguchi T. – Toyama, Japan
Schipper I. – Leiden, The Netherlands
Schrooten J. – Leuven, Belgium
Seekamp A. – Kiel, Germany
Seibert F. – Graz, Austria
Seligson D. – Louisville, USA
Senekovic V. – Ljubljana, Slovenia
Sermon A. – Davos, Switzerland
Siebert H. – Schwäbisch Hall, Germany
Sommer C. – Chur, Switzerland
Spormann C. – Zürich, Switzerland
Stavropoulos M. – Patras – Greece
Stedtfeld H.-W. – Rostock, Germany
Stergiopoulos S. – Chaidari, Greece
Südkamp N. – Freiburg, Germany
Sugrue M. – Letterkenny, Ireland
Suhm N. – Basel, Switzerland
98
Waydhas C. – Essen, Germany
Wendsche P. – Brno, Czech Republic
Wendt K. – Groningen, The Netherlands
Werner C. – Mainz, Germany
Wich M. – Berlin, Germany
Yanar H. – Istanbul, Turkey
Zago M. – Milan, Italy
Zwipp H. – Dresden, Germany
25, 35
38
49
29. 39, 59
25, 56
33
77
43
53
25, 29, 49,
55
64
25, 56
25, 48
63
33
49, 67
29, 55, 73
41, 77
FLOOR PLAN
99
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