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www.saoa.org.za

Index
Messages of Welcome
• President • Congress Chairman 3
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South African Orthopaedic Association
• SAOA Executive Committee • Branch Representatives • Special Interest Group Chairmen • Congress Committee • Accompanying Persons’ Programme Committee • SAOA President • Visiting Presidents • Invited Guest Speakers 4
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Acknowledgements/Sponsorship 10
Workshops 11
General Information & CCC resort layout 12
Eponymous Lectures/AGMS & Future Meetings 15
Leisure Activities: Golf & Fun Run; Social Programme – Social dinner, Banquet, CSI initiative 16
Congress Organisers/Important Numbers 17
Further Information – Transport And General information
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Scientific Programme and Programme at a glance 18
Trade Exhibition Floor Plan and Trade Exhibitors 27
Accompanying Persons’ Programme41
Things to do in the area, Pre and Post tours and General information on South Africa 42
Disclaimer 45
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Messages of Welcome
MESSAGE FROM THE
PRESIDENT
MESSAGE FROM THE
CONGRESS CHAIRMAN
Dear SAOA Members, Colleagues and Guests
Welcome to the Berg and the 2015
Congress of the SAOA.
Welcome to the SAOA’s 61st Annual Scientific Meeting. Welcome
to the beautiful Drakensberg mountains, another exciting
tourist destination.
I would like to extend a warm welcome to the Carousel
Presidents, their partners, the African Orthopaedics Association
Presidents present and to our international guest speakers:
Peter Choong from Melbourne Australia, Ian Harding from
Bristol in the United Kingdom and Rodrigo Pesantez from
Columbia. They will all participate and contribute to ensure
that this conference will be a memorable one.
The theme of this meeting is: “Doing right the first time”. It is
aimed at taking us back to the basics with regards to clinical
skills, technical skills, ethics and professionalism while
sowing the seed of social accountability. We look forward to
a thought-provoking engagement with the speakers and our
colleagues.
FP Du Plessis assisted by the Congress Committee, the SAOA
secretariat and ICE Solution have put together a stimulating
and exciting educational and social programme. I thank them
for their effort.
The Orthopaedic Trade Industry will have a strong presence.
Please appreciate their support by visiting their exhibits.
Welcome to the Champagne Conference Centre and I hope
you enjoy the meeting. Enjoy the educational component, the
social activities and fellowship of colleagues.
It has been an honour to serve as president of the SAOA.
Regards,
Mkhululi “Mac” Lukhele
President:
SOUTH AFRICAN ORTHOPAEDIC ASSOCIATION
Although the main purpose of the meeting is education,
we also have the rare opportunity for group discussions of
professional and business matters of mutual importance.
As a bonus we can relax at the end of the day with friends
and colleagues in this retreat from busy urban life, with its
clear air and magnificent scenery.
The scientific programme has something for everyone.
Presentations covering a wide range of topics will keep us
up to date in areas of orthopaedics which we may seldom
practise, but are interesting and still need to know. The
Instructional Courses have excellent programmes and guest
speakers, with Ian Harding for Spines, Peter Choong for
Tumours and Infections and Rodrigo Pesantez for Trauma.
CPD has been well catered for in 3 sessions providing 6
Ethics points.
We are grateful to the delegates submitting free papers
as well as our Visiting Presidents who are taking part in
the programme by giving lectures and conducting panel
discussions with registrars.
To round things off, there is an interesting variety of activities
on the accompanying persons programme.
My thanks to the rest of the Congress Committee, Leana of
SAOA, and the ladies of ICE Solution; they did all the hard
work while I made approving noises. I am sure you will
enjoy the results of their efforts.
Best wishes
John Shipley
CONGRESS COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN 2015
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2014 / 2015
Saoa Exco Committee
PRESIDENTIAL LINE
PRESIDENT
Prof Mkhululi Lukhele
WITS Medical School
FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES
JOHANNEBURG
Tel: 011 717-2038
Fax: 086 616 4516
Cell: 082 492 8717
E-Mail : [email protected]
E-Mail: [email protected]
HONORARY MEMBERS
Honorary Treasurer
Dr Pradeep Makan
Vincent Palloti Hospital
PINELANDS 7405
CAPE TOWN
Tel : 021 506 5590
Fax : 021 506 5591
Cell : 082 448 9797
E-mail : [email protected]
PAST - PRESIDENT
Dr Jan de Vos
WITWilgers, Medical Consortium
Suite 1, Die Wilgers
PRETORIA 0041 Tel : 012 807 0335
Fax: 012 807 0337
Cell : 082 772 1248
NATIONAL BALLOT
Honorary Membership Secretary
Prof Gert Vlok
Panorama Mediese Sentrum, LG OO6
Hennie Winterbach St, Panorama 7500
CAPE TOWN
Tel : 021 930 4206 Fax : 021 930 4403 Cell : 082 9666 457
1st VICE PRESIDENT
Dr Robert Fraser Suite 14, Hillcrest Private Hospital
471 Kassier Road
ASSAGAY 3610
Tel : 31 768 8148
Fax: 31 768 8913
Cell: 082 452 2591
NATIONAL BALLOT
Prof Robert Dunn PO Box 656
CONSTANTIA 7848
CAPE TOWN
Tel: 021 404 5108
Fax: 021 447 2709
Cell: 083 355 0558
2nd VICE PRESIDENT
Dr Adriaan van Zyl
Louis Leipoldt Medical Centre
Suite 401, Voortrekker Road
Bellville, Cape Town 7530
Tel : 021 949 8080/1
Fax : 021 949 8082
Cel : 082 465 6537
NATIONAL BALLOT
Dr Doron Frantzen
Eugene Park Suite 2
473 Booysen Street
Les Marais, PRETORIA 0084
Tel : 012 335 3696
Fax: 012 335 4258
Cell: 082 338 7118
Email : [email protected]
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Branch Representatives
Eastern Cape Branch
Dr Brian Perry
305 St Georges Hospital
PORT ELIZABETH 6001
Tel : 041 373 9880
Fax: 041 373 9676
Cell : 084 563 3486
Gauteng North Branch
Dr Piet Engelbrecht
Suite 2, Wilgers Hospital
Denneboom Road
Die Wilgers, PRETORIA 0041
Tel : 012 807 1298
Fax: 012 807 2639
Cell : 082 322 3433
Free State Branch
Dr FP du Plessis
PO Box 20264
Willows
BLOEMFONTEIN 9301
Tel : 051 522 0606
Fax : 051 522 0611
Cell : 082 737 3015
KwaZulu Natal Branch
Dr Leon Rajah
PO Box 561852
CHATSWORTH, Durban 4030
Tel: 031 201 8911
Fax 031 202 1723
Cell : 082 857 4842
Gauteng South Branch
Dr Richard Kyte 18 Eton Road
Parktown
2193
Tel: 011 726 0000
Fax : 011 726 0001
Cell : 082 334 4428
Western Cape Branch
Dr Pradeep Makan
Vincent Palloti Hospital
PINELANDS 7405
CAPE TOWN
Tel : 021 506 5590
Fax: 021 506 5591
Cell : 082 448 9797
Special Interest Group Chairmen
TRAUMA
Dr Brian Bernstein
Orthopaedic Trauma Group
Ground Floor, Life Orthopaedic Hospital
Room M33, Medical Suite
Park Lane, PINELANDS 7450
Tel : 021 506 5555
Fax: 021 794 6845
Cell : 082 656 0327
TUMOUR AND INFECTION:
Prof Theo le Roux
Pretoria East Hospital
Cnr Gars & Nedcare Road
Moreleta Park, PRETORIA 0044
Tel : 012 998 4203
Fax: 012 998 4202
Cell : 082 653 7295
SPINE
Dr Ettienne Coetzee
Faerie Glen Hospital, Room 11 1st Floor
Cnr Jacqueline and Atterbury Road
Pretoria 0001
Cell : 082 923 6237
Email : [email protected]
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SAOA Offices:
Tel: 051 430 3280
Digital fax number: 086 564 7437
Léana Fourie - Cell no: 083 391 2715
SAOA Office email: [email protected]
SAOA Banking Details
Name: SAOA
Bank : First National Bank (FNB), Brandwag
Branch Code: 230-534
Account number: 62 337 246 062
SWIFT CODE: FRNZAJ
IBAN/BIC: 23053462337246062
Congress Committee/Academic Committee
Prof John Shipley
Dr Allan van Zyl
Dr FP du Plessis
Accompanying Persons Programme
Congress Secretariat
ICE Solution
Tel: 0861 ICE 444 (0861 423 444)
Fax: 0861CE 555 (0861 423 555)
If international Tel: +27 11 911 1921
If international Fax: +27 911 1939
88 1st Street • Parkmore • B123 • Johannesburg •
South Africa
Email:
[email protected] or
[email protected] or [email protected]
Cell numbers:
Tracey Whittle 082 444 0770
Jeanne-Marie 076 802 7951
Melanie 082 898 6247
www.icesolution.co.za
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SAOA President
2014/2015
Mkhululi “Mac “Lukhele is a general
Orthopaedics surgeon with special interest
in spine surgery. He is the clinical head of
department of Orthopaedics at Charlotte
Maxeke Johannesburg Academic Hospital.
He is the head of the spine unit at CMJAH
where he has been training spine surgeons.
He is the adjunct Professor of Orthopaedics
at the University of Witwatersrand where he
is also the Head of the School of Clinical Medicine.
– Mac Lukhele
He is one of the past presidents of the South African Medical
Association and also a past president of the South African
Spine Society. He is a member of the National Osteoporosis
Foundation of South Africa. His interest is paediatrics spine
deformity, osteoporosis and medical education. He is married
to Grace Motswana Lukhele and has 4 children. He enjoys road
running and occasional cycling.
Visiting Presidents
American Orthopaedic Association
Dr Kevin Black
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Professor and C. McCollister Evarts Chairman
Department of Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation
Director, Penn State Hershey Bone and Joint Institute
Vice Dean University Park Regional Medical Campus
Dr. Black received his undergraduate degree from the University
of Pennsylvania in 1977, and then graduated from the University
Of Rochester School Of Medicine. He completed his orthopaedic
residency at the University of Rochester in 1986, and a fellowship
in Sports Medicine at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation. After 6
years at the Medical College of Wisconsin he joined Penn State
College of Medicine and Hershey Medical Center and in 2002
he became the C. McCollister Evarts Professor and Chair. He
continues to serve as Chair of the department and on July 1,
2013 he assumed responsibility as Vice Dean of the Penn State
Hershey University Park Regional Medical Campus in State
College, Pennsylvania.
In 2001 he was a European Travelling Fellow of the AOSSM. He
has served on the Board of Directors of the AOSSM and the
AAOS, as well as the Executive Committee of the AOA. He has
been president of the Pennsylvania Orthopaedic Society and
will become President of the AOA in 2015. He served as Course
Director for the “Orthopaedic Educator’s Course” from 2007
through 2013, the longest running CME program of the AAOS.
His clinical practice focuses on knee ligament and patellofemoral
instability. From 1990-1992 he was orthopaedic consultant to
the Green Bay Packers, and since 1993 has been team physician
for the Hershey Bears hockey team. In addition to his ongoing
research related to orthopaedic sports medicine, in the past
decade much of his effort has focused on resident education.
He is a two time recipient of the Woodward Endowment for
Medical Sciences Education Grant and is currently investigating
methods to teach and assess resident knowledge and
performance in the Systems Based Practice competency and
cognitive simulation relative to surgical decision making.
American Academy of Orthopaedic
Surgeons
Dr Frederick Azar
Frederick M. Azar, MD, is an orthopaedic
surgeon specializing in sports medicine
in Memphis, Tenn., and the past president
and treasurer of the American Academy of
Orthopaedic Surgeons’ (AAOS).
Dr. Azar is chief-of-staff at the Campbell Clinic, as well as a
professor and director of the sports medicine fellowship program
in the University of Tennessee-Campbell Clinic Department of
Orthopaedic Surgery. He also was director of that department’s
residency program for 10 years. Dr. Azar is the team physician for
the NBA Memphis Grizzlies and was selected as the 2012 Team
Physician of the Year by the trainers from all 30 NBA teams. He
also serves as a team physician for the University of Memphis
and Christian Brothers University sports teams.
After earning his medical degree from Tulane University of
Medicine, Dr. Azar completed a residency in orthopaedic surgery
at the University of Tennessee-Campbell Clinic and a fellowship
in sports medicine at the American Sports Medicine Institute in
Birmingham, Alabama. He also was an American Orthopaedic
Society for Sports Medicine (AOSSM) Traveling Fellow.
Dr. Azar is active in numerous national and international groups
and professional societies, including the American Orthopaedic
Society for Sports Medicine (AOSSM), the Arthroscopy
Association of North America (AANA), and the American
Orthopaedic Association (AOA). Dr. Azar has volunteered with
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the Academy for nearly 20 years and was a graduate of the
inaugural AAOS Leadership Fellows Program class in 2003.
An active participant in a number of community philanthropic
organizations, Dr. Azar serves on the Board of Directors of
ALSAC/St. Jude Children’s Hospital and as member of several
committees. He was part of the Haiti Disaster Relief Team in
2010.
Dr. Azar and his wife, Julie, have two children, Isabel and
Nicholas
Australian Orthopaedic Association
Dr John Tuffley
Dr. John Tuffley MB,BS [Queensland],
FRACS, FAOrthA
Doctor Tuffley’s medical and orthopaedic
training was undertaken in the State of
Queensland, Australia. After obtaining
Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College
of Surgeons [Orthopaedic Surgery] in 1984, he spent time
in Switzerland and Ireland gaining experience in large joint
arthroplasty, paediatric orthopaedic surgery, and in scoliosis
surgery. On return to Australia, he commenced practice in
Brisbane, the capital city of Queensland, initially undertaking
full time public work at the Royal Brisbane Hospital and Royal
Childrens Hospital, and later serving as a visiting consultant
orthopaedic surgeon at both these hospitals.
His current public appointment is at the newly opened
Queensland Childrens Hospital where he is appointed as a
consultant to the spinal deformity unit. He continues to run
a comprehensive private orthopaedic practice including
medico-legal work.
Doctor Tuffley served as an examiner for the Royal Australasian
College of Surgeons in orthopaedic surgery for eight years
before assuming governance roles with the Australian
Orthopaedic Association including chairing the AOA’s Digital
Imaging Committee and the AOA’s Audit and Risk Committee.
He became President of the Australian Orthopaedic Association
in October 2014.
Doctor Tuffley is married with four adult children. His
non-orthopaedic interests include cycling, fishing, and sailing.
British Orthopaedic Association
Mr Colin Howie
Trained at Edinburgh and Exeter and
was originally appointed a consultant in
Inverness. In 1995 moved to Edinburgh
(Princess Margaret Rose Orthopaedic
Hospital) to continue the renowned
arthritis service and to provide a specialist
arthroplasty service. Clinical and research interests are focused
on joint replacement, revision joint replacement (hip, knee,
ankle, shoulder and elbow) and arthritis surgery in general with
a special interest in patient derived outcomes.
BOA President: 2014-2015
Canadian Orthopaedic Association
Dr Robin Richards
Robin Richards was born in Guelph,
Ontario and attended McMaster University
where he obtained BA (Geography - 1973)
and MD (1976) degrees. He completed
the University of Toronto Postgraduate
Training Program in Orthopaedic Surgery
and received his FRCSC in 1982. Dr. Richards was a MRC
Fellow at Duke University in 1983 and joined the staff of St.
Michael’s Hospital in 1984 where he was Head of the Division of
Orthopaedic Surgery, Medical Director of the Mobility Program,
Chair of the Medical Advisory Committee and served on the
Board. Dr. Richards was Head of the Department of Surgery
and Co-Director of the Operating Room and Related Services at
Sunnybrook HSC from 2001 - 2012. Dr. Richards maintains an
active surgical practice focusing on arthroplasty of the shoulder
and elbow, upper extremity reconstruction following trauma,
soft tissue procedures to control joint instabilities in the upper
extremity and the surgical treatment of irreparable brachial
plexus injury.
Dr. Richards is Vice Chair – Clinical of the University of Toronto
Department of Surgery, Chair of the Awards and Internal
Evaluation Committees, Medical Director of the Sunnybrook
Working Condition Program and Sunnybrook Centre for
Independent Living, Past Secretary-Treasurer of the American
Shoulder and Elbow Surgeons and Past Deputy Editor for the
Upper Extremity of the Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery
(American). Dr. Richards is a member of the Ontario, Canadian
and American Orthopaedic Associations and is Past-President
of the Ontario Orthopaedic Association and Past-Secretary of
the Canadian Orthopaedic Association.
Dr. Richards enjoys stream fishing, cycling and wind-surfing. Dr.
Richards has four children ages 26 – 34 and one grandchild.
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New Zealand Orthopaedic Association
Mr Brett Krause
Brett Krause is a graduate in Science and
Medicine from the University of Otago. After
completing his Orthopaedic training in
New Zealand and receiving the FRACS, he
undertook post fellowship training at the
RNOH in London..
Passing the FRCS(Ed Orth), he returned to a consultant post in
Lower Hutt, outside Wellington. He has a general Orthopaedic
practice with an interest in Shoulder Surgery.
He has been President of the NZ Shoulder and Elbow Society,
Secretary of the NZOA, Chairman of the Wellington Medico-legal
society and currently sits on the Health and Disability
Disciplinary Tribunal. He is also Clinical Senior Lecturer, Otago
University Clinical School in Wellington and an examiner for the
Royal Australasian College of Surgeons.
He is the current President of the New Zealand Orthopaedic
Association.
Invited Guest Speakers
Ian Harding –
Ian Harding studied and did his
Orthopaedic training in Oxford before
doing his fellowship with Daniel
Chopin at the Institut Calot in France.
He returned to the UK in 2004 and
commenced his Consultant post in
Bristol where he is also a honorary
lecturer. In 2012 he was the SRS travelling fellow. Research
interests include the basic science of disc degeneration, the
sagittal plane and adult spinal deformity on which he has
extensively published.
Peter Choong –
Prof. Peter Choong is the Sir Hugh
Devine Chair of Surgery, and Head of
Department of Surgery University of
Melbourne at St. Vincent’s hospital
Melbourne. Prof. Choong is also the
Director of Orthopaedics at St. Vincent’s
Hospital, and Chair of the Bone and
Soft Tissue Sarcoma Service at the
Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre. Prof Choong completed
sub-specialty training at the Mayo Clinic and the University
Hospital in Lund Sweden. Prof. Choong’s research (NHMRC,
ARC, RACS, AOA, Cancer Australia) focuses on 3 areas: (i)
outcomes of arthritis surgery, (ii) the molecular regulation of
bone tumours and (iii) advanced limb reconstruction. Prof
Choong is widely published with over 260 peer-reviewed
articles (H score 37) in these areas.
Rodrigo Pesantez –
Studied medicine and did his residency
in Colegio Mayor de Nuestra Señora del
Rosario in Bogotá. After that he spent
3 months in Boston (Massachusetts
General Hospital under Dr William Harris
supervision) and 3 months in New York
(Hospital for Special Surgery under Dr
Eduardo Salvati Supervision), 5 months in Sacramento,
California at UC Davis under the supervision of Dr Michael W.
Chapman, Steve Olson and David Mohering. Then he did a 3
month AO Trauma Fellowship at Universitatspital in Zürich
under Prof Otmar Trentz supervision. He did a 3 months
rotation in the Lindehonf Medical Center in Bern with Prof
Diego Fernández.
Dr Pesantez has worked at Fundación Santa Fe since 1995, and
started its residency program in 2000 and directed it until 2008.
He was the president of the AOAA Colombian Chapter from
1996 to 2002 and the President of the Colombian Orthopaedic
Trauma Chapter of the Colombian Orthopaedic Society from
1997 to 1999.
Dr Pesantez has been involved in the AO since 1995 and was an
Elected Trustee from 2004 to 2011, a member of the AO Trauma
Research Commission from 2007 to 2012, and a member of
the Principles and Advances Task Force since 2009 to 2012,
currently a member of the Lower Extremity Expert Group.
He was one of the editors of the Minimally Invasive Plate
Osteosynthesis 2nd edition and contribute into several other
books.
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Acknowledgements
Boehringer Ingelheim
Registration Desk Sponsorship
Mediclinic
Refillable Water Bottles & Water
Coolers
Bayer
Scissors
MPS – Medical Protection
Society
Suzette vd Merwe Sponsorship
DePuy Synthes
Branding in Plenary Venue
Wifi Sponsorship
Sponsorship of Congress
Mobi Site
Workshops
Memory Sticks with Abstracts &
Eposters
Ortho-Xact
Notepads & Pens
Discovery
CPD Scanning
Sanofi
Advertisement
Quick Reference programme
DJO Global
Promotional
E-Blast
Material
and
SSEM Thembu Medical
Workshop
Karl Storz
Congress Bags
Stryker
Advertisements
Workshop
Heraeus
Workshop
Smith & Nephew
Name badge Sponsorship
Lanyard Sponsorship
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Workshops
WEDNESDAY
PLENARY ROOM: Buttress
06h00 - 07h00
FUN RUN
07h30 - 08h00
Registration
08h00 - 08h10
Workshop 1 STRYKER
MakoPlasty – Robotic surgery
transforming orthopaedics today
PARALLEL VENUE : Zunckels and Turret
Workshop 4 DE PUY SYNTHES
Benny Hagag VP DePuy Synthes Breakfast
Stryker Mako
Symposium:Myths/ Facts and
Controversies in Joint Revision
Surgery
Ben Bolland
The objective of the workshop is deliberate on the recent
advances and controversies in Hip and Knee Revision
arthroplasty. The workshop will be presented by both
International and Local Arthroplasty specialists who will
share their knowledge and skill through presentations and
interactive panel discussion. 08h50 - 09h40
Workshop 2 SSEM MTEMBU MEDICAL
Patient positioning in the trauma
and orthopaedic operating
theatre
Michael
O’Riley DePuy Synthes Breakfast
from
Eschmann Symposium:Myths/ Facts and
Equipment
Surgery (continued)
Ben Bolland
Tips and techniques for safe and effective positioning
of patients undergoing traction and non traction
orthopaedic surgery. This hands on seminar covers joint
replacement surgery, shoulder and upper limb surgery as
well as trauma patients requiring tibial/femoral nailing.
09h40 - 10h30
Workshop 3 HERAEUS
Reduction of treatment duration
Tim Hanstein
in periprosthetic infection with a
fast-track concept is economically
not feasible
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General Info
Congress Venue
The congress is going to be held at the Champagne Conference
Centre (CCC)
Contact person: Bianca Ayliffe
Email address: [email protected]
Telephone number: 036 468 8093
Fax number: 086 248 0129
Address details: R600 central Berg Road, Champagne Valley,
Winterton, 3340, South Africa
Website: www.champagnesportsresort.com
On-site registration and badge pick up
The Registration desk has been sponsored by
Boehringer-Ingelheim. On -site registration will be open on
Sunday 30 August from 15h00-17h00 and then from Monday
to Thursday from 07h00 and will remain open during congress
hours.
The registration desk will be situated in the Reception area of
the CCC.
Name badges
Your name badge is the official pass and must be worn at all
times to obtain entry to all Congress sessions, teas and coffees,
and social events. Should you have pre-registered for the
Opening/ Social function or Banquet, these will be indicated on
your name badges.
TRADE EXHIBITIONS
Trade exhibits will be held in the Monks Cowl, Ithaba room and
the lounge and will be clearly signposted. The Exhibition hall
will be open from Monday to Thursday and will offer the latest
technology in the fields of Orthopaedic Surgery.
WI-FI SERVICE
WI-FI access has been sponsored by De Puy Synthes. On arrival
you would need to connect to SSID: Wlan – SAOA for wireless
access (10 meg download and 2meg upload). You will have
automatic access when connecting to the “Wlan –SAOA” that
will appear on your devices, no password required. Access will
only be available while in the conference area, function areas,
not in the hotel rooms.
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME VENUES
Scientific Papers, Instructional Courses and Parallel Sessions
will be available to registered delegates.
• Scientific Papers and Instructional Courses will take place
in the Main Plenary Venue – Buttress and will be clearly
signposted.
• The Parallel sessions will take place in the Parallel Venue –
Ondini Room.
• The Workshops will take place on Wednesday morning in
the Buttress room, Zunckels & Turret.
HOSPITALITY SUITE
The registration counter will be located in the foyer area of the
CCC and will be clearly signposted.
OPENING HOURS OF CONGRESS
Sunday
30 August 2015
15h00-17h00
Monday
31 August 2015
08h00-17h30
Full day congress and
social function – Braai
around the Pool at CCC
Tuesday
1 September 2015
08h00-17h20
Full day congress and
free evening
Wednesday
2 September 2015
08h00-17h30
Workshops and Full day
congress and congress
Banquet onsite
Thursday
3 September 2015
07h30-12h30
There is one hospitality suite situated in the trade hall –
sponsored by Advanced Orthopaedics & Arthromedix.
Presentation Preview Room/Speaker Prep Room
The Speaker Preview Room is located in the Business Centre
and will be clearly signposted.
LUNCHES AND TEAS
Lunches and Teas will take place in the Trade Exhibition Hall.
CPD REGISTRATION/ SCANNING - DISCOVERY CPD DESK
Discovery Health is facilitating the CPD process at the conference.
The Discovery MYCPD staff will be scanning the QR Code on
your conference name tag twice a day, once in the morning and
again in the afternoon. CPD points will be allocated for every
scan so please ensure that you have your QR Coded name tag
scanned twice a day for maximum points. The data is logged on
the MYCPD website www.mycpd.co.za where you can view and
download your CPD Certificate. You will receive notification via
email with your unique username and password 2-3 weeks after
the conference.
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Where applicable, Ethics Sessions will be scanned separately
outside the venue (upon exit) where the Ethics Session is being
held.
Please contact Leisha Henderson on [email protected]
should you require any assistance with your CPD Certificate.
MOBILE PHONES / CELL PHONES
As a courtesy to speakers and other delegates please turn off
or ensure that your mobile phones are on silent or in meeting
mode before entering congress sessions.
PARKING
No charge
DRESS CODE
Congress sessions: Smart casual
Monday night Social Evening: Casual
Wednesday night Banquet: Black Tie / Jacket & Tie / Traditional
Dress
Accommodation
Please see website www.saoa.org.za
CHAMPAGNE CONFERENCE CENTRE
CHAMPAGNE CASTLE
Tel: 036 468 1063
Email:[email protected]
Website address: www.champagnecastle.co.za
DRAKENSBERG SUN
Tel: 036 468 1000
Email: [email protected]; drakensbergsun.conference@
tsogosun.com
Website address: tsogosun.com
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Resort Layout
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Eponymous Lectures
Monday
31 August 2015
16h30 - 17h30 FP FOUCHE LECTURE - The challenge of spinal deformity
Rob Dunn
Wednesday
2 September 2015
12h00 - 12h30 GT DU TOIT LECTURE - Modern Orthopaedics - The tension
between evidence and practice
Peter Choong
Thursday
3 September 2015
11h30-12h00
JJ CRAIG LECTURE - Osteogenesis imperfecta: past, present
& future
12h30-13h30
SAAS AGM
17h20-18h00
College AGM
Wednesday
2 September 2015
12h30-13h00
SAOA AGM
13h00-14h00
Trauma AGM
Thursday
3 September 2015
12h30-13h30
SALLRS AGM
Tony Robertson
AGM;s
TUESDAY
1 September 2015
Future Meetings
Please diarise the dates!
COMBINED CONGRESS 2016
11 – 15 April 2016
CTICC
Cape Town
11-15 April 2016
More info on: www.saoa.org.za or
[email protected]
SAOA annual meeting
1-3 September 2016
Venue TBC
South African Arthroplasty Society
(SAAS) 2017
29-31 March 2017
Century City Conference Centre
Cape Town
More info on: www.saoa.org.za
or [email protected]
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Leisure activities
golf
Sunday 30 August from approximately 11h30 at the CCC.
Cost: R580 per person including VAT
5km Run / Walk and a 10km run
Wednesday 2 September, 06h00 – 07h00 at CCC
Run for a Purpose! Raising Smiles one step at a time!
Johnson & Johnson Fun Run – raising funds for Operation Smile
Operation Smile is the world’s
largest volunteer-based medical
charity of its kind providing free
cleft lip and cleft palate surgery.
See website link. http://
southafrica.operationsmile.
org/
Payment and final registration for the fun run to be made at
the SAOA congress at the registration desk.
Cost: Participation in the fun run is R 200.
A free T-Shirt and Timing chip are included as well as a free
entry into a draw to win a signed Rugby World Cup Springbok
Jersey 2015.
Pre-ordered T-Shirts to be collected from the DePuy Synthes
Stand.
Cash payments, donations will be accepted on site during the
congress at the DePuy Synthes stand.
Please direct all Fun Run enquiries to:
Catherine Nel
Office: +27 (0) 11 265 7419
Mobile: +27 (0) 82 523 7793
E-mail: [email protected]
Social Programme
Social evening –this will be held on Monday 31 August 2015
– Braai around the Pool at CCC - This is a casual evening with
great food, great entertainment and the time to enjoy lots of
catching up with friends and colleagues.
Congress Banquet – this will be held on Wednesday 2
September 2015 in the Sentinel, CCC – in the traditional style
of the congress, this promises again to be an elegant evening
– don’t miss it! Space is limited so please book timeously.
Cost: R350 per person including VAT.
Cost: R370 per person including VAT.
Corporate Social Responsibility Initiative
open to Invited Guests, visiting Presidents & EXCO Members
Sunday 30 August 2015: 10h00 – 16h00: Painting of
classrooms at Emmaus Primary
Please wear your oldest clothes or bring your own protective
clothing and additional beverages or water if you wish.
Emmaus Primary School – 17kms outside Winterton – about
37kms from Champagne Sports Resort on tarred roads. SAOA
would like to assist and make a difference and give the inside
classroom walls a new much needed coat of paint. The
Invited Guests, Visiting Presidents and EXCO are going to work
wonders and give it a coat of paint.
Transfers will be provided from the CCC, departing at 09h30
and returning at 16h00.
SAOA will provide paint and paint brushes.
Old notepads & pens
Should you have an excess of note pads & pens lying around
please bring these to the Registration Desk and we will
ensure these are distributed to one of the many worthy
schools in the area.
Packed lunch, a small juice and a bottled water will be
provided.
No cost to participate.
Should you be interested in more information on any of the
community projects running in the area please contact ICE
Solution.
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Further Information
CONGRESS ORGANISERS and IMPORTANT NUMBERS/
TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
SAOA offices
Tel: 051 4303280
Leana cell: 083 391 2715
Congress organisers
ICE Solution
Tracey Whittle
[email protected] I 082 444 0770
Melanie Darlow
Jeanne-Marie
ICE Offices
Telephone: I +27 11 911 1921 or
I local 0861 ICE 444 (0861 423 444)
Fax: I +27 11 911 1939
www.icesolution.co.za
Trade Queries:
Jeanne-Marie
CCC contact person:
Medical information
The SAOA has appointed a medic to be on duty at CCC for the
duration of the congress.
Please contact the registration desk or Congress organisers if
the medic is needed.
Transport
By car:
The congress venue is approximately 2.5-3 hours drive from
Durban.
The congress venue is approximately 5 hours drive from
Johannesburg.
Shuttle Services
Champagne Shuttle and Coach Hire
JoBurg to Berg,
Berg to Durb
Tel: 036 488 1373
Cell: 084-5816492
Fax: 086 665 3446
E-mail:
[email protected]/[email protected]/info@
champagneshuttleandcoachhire.com
www.golfgotyou.com
Car Hire:
Avis
www.avis.co.za
Central reservations 0861 02 1111 or Tel +27 (0) 21 927 8800 or
email [email protected]
Budget
Reservations or Enquiries
Telephone (24 hours): 086 101 66 22
Telephone (24 hours): +27 (0) 21 927 2750
E-mail: [email protected]
Europcar
www.europcar.co.za
24hr call centre: 0861 131 000
Tel: +27 (0) 21 935 8600
Tempest
www.tempestcarhire.co.za
Tel: +27 (0) 21 935-8650 or on
0861TEMPEST for SA residents
Directory enquiries
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Programme at a Glance
Programme subject to change
SAOA CONGRESS 2015 PROGRAMME AT A GLANCE - Champagne ConVention Centre
TIME
SUN 30 AUGUST
MON 31 AUGUST
PLENARY ROOM
PARALLEL VENUE
TUES 1 SEPTEMBER
PLENARY ROOM
PARALLEL VENUE
WED 2 SEPTEMBER
PLENARY ROOM
PARALLEL VENUE
THUR 3 SEPTEMBER
PLENARY ROOM
07h30 - 08h00
Registration
Registration
Registration
08h00 - 08h10
Instructional Course
Workshop 1
Workshop 4
08h10 - 08h20
Tumor & Infection
Spine
Workshop 1
Workshop 4
Trauma
08h20 - 08h30
Workshop 1
Workshop 4
08h30 - 08h40
Tumor & Infection
Spine
Workshop 1
Workshop 4
Trauma
08h40 - 08h50
Workshop 1
Workshop 4
08h50 - 09h00
Tumor & Infection
Spine
Workshop 2
Workshop 5
Trauma
09h00 - 09h10
Workshop 2
Workshop 5
09h10 - 09h20
Tumor & Infection
Spine
Workshop 2
Workshop 5
Trauma
09h20 - 09h30
Workshop 2
Workshop 5
09h30 - 09h40
Tumor & Infection
Spine
Workshop 2
Workshop 5
09h40 - 09h50
Workshop 3
09h50 - 10h00
Tumor & Infection
Spine
Workshop 3
10h00 - 10h10
10h10 - 10h20
Tea
Tea
10h20 - 10h30
PARALLEL VENUE
Tea
Workshop 3
Workshop 3
Trauma
Workshop 3
10h30 - 10h40
10h40 - 10h50
Tumor & Infection
Spine
10h50 - 11h00
Trauma
Tumor & Infection
Spine
11h10 - 11h20
11h20 - 11h30
Tumor & Infection
Spine
11h30 - 11h40
11h40 - 11h50
Tumor & Infection
Spine
JJ CRAIG LECTURE
11h50 - 12h00
JJ CRAIG LECTURE
12h00 - 12h10
Tumor & Infection
Spine
GT DU TOIT LECTURE
VALEDICTORY ADDRESS
12h10 - 12h20
GT DU TOIT LECTURE
AND PRESIDENTIAL
12h20 - 12h30
Tumor & Infection
Spine
GT DU TOIT LECTURE
HANDOVER
11h00 - 11h10
Golf Starts
Trauma
Tea
ETHICAL LECTURE
: Dr Allan van Zyl
“Coding”
Trauma
11h30 JJ CRAIG LECTURE
SAOA CONGRESS 2015 PROGRAMME AT A GLANCE - Champagne ConVention Centre
TIME
SUN 30 AUGUST
MON 31 AUGUST
PLENARY ROOM
PARALLEL VENUE
TUES 1 SEPTEMBER
PLENARY ROOM
PARALLEL VENUE
WED 2 SEPTEMBER
PLENARY ROOM
12h30 - 12h40
SAOA AGM
12h40 - 12h50
SAOA AGM
12h50 - 13h00
12h30-13h30 Lunch
13h00 - 13h10
12h30-13h30 Lunch SAAS AGM
PARALLEL VENUE
THUR 3 SEPTEMBER
PLENARY ROOM
PARALLEL VENUE
12h30 CONGRESS CLOSURE
Grab & go LUNCH and SALLRS AGM
SAOA AGM
13h10 - 13h20
13h20 - 13h30
13h00 -14h00 Lunch and Trauma AGM
13h30 - 13h40
ETHICAL LECTURE
- Suzette van der
Merwe - HPCSA
enquiries
13h40 - 13h50
13h50 - 14h00
14h00 - 14h10
14h10 - 14h20
14h20 - 14h30
“ETHICAL LECTURE
- Prof Walters
and Adv Nelson
“Resolutions
of disputes in
medical practice”
“
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14h30 - 14h40
Presidential crossfire
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14h40 - 14h50
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14h50 - 15h00
Registration
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15h00 - 15h10
Registration
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15h10 - 15h20
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15h20 - 15h30
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15h30 - 15h40
Registration
15h40 - 15h50
Registration
15h50 - 16h00
Registration
16h00 - 16h10
Registration
OPENING CEREMONY
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16h10 - 16h20
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16h20 - 16h30
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16h30 - 16h40
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FP FOUCHE LECTURE
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16h40 - 16h50
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FP FOUCHE LECTURE
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16h50 - 17h00
Registration
FP FOUCHE LECTURE
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Tea
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17h00 - 17h10
FP FOUCHE LECTURE
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17h10 - 17h20
FP FOUCHE LECTURE
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17h20 - 17h30
FP FOUCHE LECTURE
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17h30 - 17h40
17h40 - 17h50
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17h50 - 18h00
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EVENING
“19H00 - PRESIDENTIAL
DINNER”
SOCIAL DINNER
FREE EVENING
19h00 Turrett - Spine Casebook
GALA DINNER
SAOA CONGRESS 2015 DAILY PROGRAMME
Champagne ConVention Centre
TIME
SUNDAY 30 AUGUST
10h30
EXCO/Presidents/ Invited Guests: CSR Initiative: Painting of a creche
11h30
Golf Starts
15h00 - 17h00
Registration
18h45
Transfers to Presidential Dinner
EVENING
19H00 - PRESIDENTIAL DINNER: INKUNGU LODGE
TIME
MONDAY 31 AUGUST
PARALLEL VENUE: Ondini
TUMOURS & INFECTION INSTRUCTIONAL COURSE
07h30 - 08h00
Registration
SESSION 1
CHAIRMAN: Theo Le Roux
Tumour & Infection Instructional Course: Tumours
08h00 - 08h15
Staging musculoskeletal tumours - Peter Choong
How I do it and why
08h15 - 08h30
Approach to Osteosarcoma
Chondrosarcoma
08h30 - 08h45
Reconstructions following resection Peter Choong
of tumours about the upper limb
08h45 - 09h00
Reconstructions following resection Peter Choong
of tumours about the lower limb
09h00 - 09h15
Approach to common benign lesions Richard Kyte
of Bone
09h15 - 09h30
Advances in the multimodal treatment Peter Choong
of bone and soft tissue sarcomas
09h30-09h45
Approach to pelvis tumours
09h45 - 10h00
What is on the horizon for limb salvage Peter Choong
surgery?
and Keith Hosking
Doron Franzen
10h00 - 10h30
Tea
SESSION 2
CHAIRMAN: D. Frantzen
10h30 - 10h45
Salvaging limb salvage
10h45-11h05
Discussion
Peter Choong
Tumour & Infection Instructional Course: Infection
11h05-11h20
Acute osteomyelitis
11h20-11h35
What are the drivers of infection after Peter Choong
joint replacement surgery?
11h35-11h50
Chronic osteomyelitis and HIV
11h50-12h05
The role of debridement and retention Peter Choong
for managing acute prosthetic joint
infections
12h05-12h20
Fungus infection in Orthopaedics
12h20-12h30
Discussion
12h30-13h30
Nando Ferreira
Len Marais
Theo Le Roux
Lunch
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TIME
MONDAY 31 AUGUST - CONTINUED
SESSION 3
CHAIRMAN: R. Fraser
13h30-14h30
ETHICAL LECTURE - Suzette van der Merwe -"Complaints:
Navigating the hazardous road"
Presidential Crossfire
Reconstructive Surgery
Moderator:
Rodrigo Pesantez
14h30-14h40
The young arthritic knee
Kevin Black
14h40-15h00
Instructive Case
Kevin Black
15h00 - 15h10
Leg lengths in THR
Colin Howie
15h10 - 15h30
Instructive case
Colin Howie
15h30 - 16h00
Tea
SESSION 4
CHAIRMAN: J. Shipley
16h00 - 16h30
OPENING CEREMONY
16h30 - 17h30
FP FOUCHE LECTURE - The
challenge of spinal deformity
Rob Dunn
19h00 for 19h30
SOCIAL DINNER: Pool CCC
TIME
TUESDAY 1 SEPTEMBER
PARALLEL VENUE: Ondini
SPINE INSTRUCTIONAL COURSE
07h30 - 08h00
Registration
SESSION 5
CHAIRMEN: P. Makan (08h00–09h10 ),
M.Lukhele (09h20–10h00)
SPINE INSTRUCTIONAL COURSE: OSTEOPOROSIS
08h00 - 08h10
Biomechanical challenges of spinal Ettienne Coetzee
fixation in the aging spine
08h10 - 08h20
Avoiding
implant
failures
osteoporotic patients
08h20 - 08h40
Osteoporosis
and
osteoporotic fractures
08h40 - 08h50
Vertebroplasty and kyphoplasty Ettienne Coetzee
outcomes in randomized trials
08h50 - 09h10
Case Presentations
09h10 - 09h20
Discussion
in Ettienne Coetzee
vertebral Ian Harding
Ettienne Coetzee
and Ian Harding
CHAIRMAN: M. Lukhele
SPINE INSTRUCTIONAL COURSE: LUMBAR STENOSIS
09h20 - 09h40
Etiopathogenesis, natural history John Tuffley
and treatment options
09h40 - 09h50
Lumbar Stenosis: Is there a place for Pradeep Makan
conservative treatment?
09h50 - 10h00
Evidence based surgical treatment
10h00 - 10h30
Ettienne Coetzee
TEA
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TUESDAY 1 SEPTEMBER - CONTINUED
TIME
SESSION 6
CHAIRMAN: E. Coetzee
10h30-10h50
Degeneratives spondylolisthesis
Ian Harding
SPINE INSTRUCTIONAL COURSE: SAGITTAL IMBALANCE
10h50 - 11h20
Concept of spinal balance
Ian Zondagh
11h20 - 11h30
Adult degenerative scoliosis:
treatment options and indications
Ian Harding
11h30-11h50
Osteotomies to correct sagital
imbalance
Rob Dunn
11h50 - 12h10
How much lordosis is enough?
Dr Maco
12h10-12h20
Case Presentations
Rob Dunn and Ian
Harding
12h20-13h00
Discussion
12h30-13h30
Lunch and SAAS AGM (Buttress)
SESSION 7
CHAIRMAN: P. Engelbrecht
13h30-14h30
ETHICAL LECTURE - Prof Walters and Adv Nelson
“Resolutions of disputes in medical practice”
Presidential Crossfire
Upper Limb Reconstruction
Moderator:
Rodrigo Pesantez
14h30 - 14h40
Reverse shoulder replacement
Brett Krause
14h40 - 15h00
Instructive Case
Brett Krause
15h00 - 15h10
Perspectives on trauma
management
Robin Richards
15h10 - 15h30
Instructive case
Robin Richards
15h30 - 16h00
Tea
SESSION 8
SESSION 9
CHAIRMAN: G. Vlok
CHAIRMAN: T. Robertson
16h00 - 16h10
P57 Thromboprophylaxis in spinal HW Jacobs,
surgery: A survey of current practice I Zondagh
in SA
P42 Challenges in the diagnosis MA Roussot,
and managament of fibrodysplasia C Scott
ossificans progressiva
16h10 - 16h20
P41 Vertebral Column Resection in A Botha, R Dunn
the pediatric population
16h20 - 16h30
P19 Review of the symptoms, AH van Niekerk, P43 Recurrence of clubfeet post Ponseti CM Keen ,
Casting at a South African Clubfoot Y Ramguthy,
causes and treatment of Autonomic JG Myburgh
Clinic
GB Firth
Dysreflexia in the South African
Spinal Cord Injured population
16h30 - 16h40
P55 The impact of clubfoot treatment F Malagelada,
P13 Safety and Efficacy of A Younus,
Percutaneous Screw Stabilization of T Nakale, D Allie, on parents and caregivers of affected S Mayet, G Firth,
children: a comparison of two urban M Ramachandran
Unstable Fractures of the Thoracic AA Aden
populations in Europe and Africa
and Lumbar spine
16h40 - 16h50
P63 Distribution and Epidemiology
of Musculoskeletal Tuberculosis
at Groote Schuur and Red Cross
Hospitals
M Held,
P60 Tibialis anterior transfer ; Experience N Khan, T Morake,
M Laubscher,
at
University
of
Witwatersrand, D Simmons,
S Hoppe, S Mears, Johannesburg.
A Robertson
S Dix-Peek, H Zar,
R Dunn
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TUESDAY 1 SEPTEMBER - CONTINUED
TIME
15h30 - 16h00
Tea
SESSION 8 - CONTINUED
SESSION 9 - CONTINUED
CHAIRMAN: G. Vlok
CHAIRMAN: T. Robertson
16h50 - 17h00
P3 Survey of the management of C. Bezuidenhout,
acute cervical spine dislocations NA Kruger, C Keen,
with closed traction reduction in the P Boshielo
Western Cape region South Africa
P68 Clubfoot demographics at a South CM Keen,
African Hospital Clubfoot Clinic
Y Ramguthy,
GB Firth
17h00 - 17h10
P25 Assessing litigation risks in S Smith, A Aden
patient-doctor interactions
P39 Single-event multilevel surgery L Wood, G Firth,
(SEMLS) in walking children with spastic Y Ramguthy,
diplegia in South Africa: A pilot study J Potterton
comparing children with CP and HIV
encephalopathy
P45 Assessment of femoral deformity in A Ngcakani,
Y Ramguthy,
Blount's Disease
A Robertson,
GB Firth
17h10 - 17h20
17h20 - 18h00
College AGM
EVENING
FREE EVENING
19h00: Spine Casebook (De Puy Synthes) - Turrett, CCC
TIME
WEDNESDAY 2 SEPTEMBER
06h00 - 07h00
FUN RUN
07h30 - 08h00
Registration
08h00 - 08h10
Workshop 1 STRYKER
Buttress
MakoPlasty – Robotic surgery
transforming orthopaedics today
Benny Hagag VP DePuy Synthes Breakfast
Stryker Mako
Symposium:Myths/ Facts and
Surgery
Zunckels & Turrett
Ben Bolland
The objective of the workshop is deliberate on the recent
advances and controversies in Hip and Knee Revision
arthroplasty. The workshop will be presented by both
International and Local Arthroplasty specialists who will
share their knowledge and skill through presentations and
interactive panel discussion. 08h50 - 09h40
Workshop 2 SSEM MTEMBU MEDICAL Buttress
Patient positioning in the trauma
and orthopaedic operating
theatre
Michael
O’Riley DePuy Synthes Breakfast
from
Eschmann Symposium:Myths/ Facts and
Equipment
Surgery (continued)
Zunckels & Turrett
Ben Bolland
Tips and techniques for safe and effective positioning
of patients undergoing traction and non traction
orthopaedic surgery. This hands on seminar covers joint
replacement surgery, shoulder and upper limb surgery as
well as trauma patients requiring tibial/femoral nailing.
09h40 - 10h30
Workshop 3 HERAEUS
Buttress
Reduction of treatment duration
Tim Hanstein
in periprosthetic infection with a
fast-track concept is economically
not feasible
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WEDNESDAY 2 SEPTEMBER - CONTINUED
TIME
SESSION 10
CHAIRMAN: R. Dunn
11h00 - 11h30
ETHICAL LECTURE : Ethical orthopaedic coding - general.
Dr Allan van Zyl
11h30-11h50
ETHICAL LECTURE: Ethical orthopaedic coding - tumours
& infection. Dr Doron Frantzen, Dr R Kyte
11h50-12h00
Ethical Lecture Discussion: Dr Allan Van Zyl, Dr Doron
Frantzen, Dr R Kyte
12h00 - 12h30
GT DU TOIT LECTURE: Modern
Orthopaedics - The tension
between evidence and practice
12h30 - 13h00
SAOA AGM
Peter Choong
13h00 - 14h00
Lunch and Trauma AGM
SESSION 11
SESSION 12
CHAIRMAN: J. de Vos
CHAIRMAN: M. Ngcelwana
14h00 - 14h10
P11 Endoprosthetic Treatment TL Hilton,
of Primary Bone Tumours with K Hosking
Pathological Fractures
P29 Non Traumatic Ischaemia of the MN Rasool
foot in infants
14h10 - 14h20
P74 Perthes Disease : Varizing Osteotomy A Naidoo,
P12 The Effect of Popliteus Tendon JD Arndt,
JF van der Merwe,
MN Rasool
Division in Total Knee Athroplasty
W van der Merwe
14h20 - 14h30
P56 Change of antibiotic prophylaxis, AA van Zyl,
F Erasmus
with problems
P27 Postoperative hypermetabolic MN Iqbal,
state in children with Osteogenesis D Simmons,
Imperfecta; A local audit
A Robertson
14h30 - 14h40
P80 Why the South African L Mokete,
JRT Pietrzak,
Arthroplasty Registry Failed
D van der Jagt
P50 The Management of Hip fragility NJ Kauta, M Held, S
fractures, a quality assessment project
Dlamini, S Kalula, I
Ross, A Kalla,
S Maqungo
14h40 - 14h50
P59 The use of an instant messaging
platform to improve the efficiency in
the running of an Arthroplasty Unit
in an Academic Hospital
14h50 - 15h00
P62 Outcomes of an Integrated Surgical M Sidhu, K Mangat,
P22 Analysis of the waiting list at a MA Roussot,
and Anaesthetic Trauma Surgery Service B Machani
resource-limited arthroplasty centre WJ Moolman,
M Nortje, B Dower,
- are we keeping up with demand?
G Grobler
15h00 - 15h10
P24 The use of Distraction Osteogenesis AH van Niekerk,
P17 The hip-ATHON and knee-ATHON MA Roussot,
in the management of long bone defects FF Birkholtz
program: overcoming challenges in WJ Moolman,
primary arthroplasty waiting times G Grobler, M Nortje
in a resource limited setting
15h10 - 15h20
P77 Failure of an arthroplasty SP Maelane,
S Matshidze
waiting list at a Central Hospital
P15 Outcome of femoral lengthening: M Laubscher ,
a
comparison
of
the
Precice C Mitchell,
intramedullary lengthening nail and the A Timms, D
LRS external fixator lengthening system Goodier, P Calder
15h20 - 15h30
P64 Developing an arthroplasty NW Gibson
service in a resource constrained
environment
P51 Open reduction and internal fixation P Jordaan,
of calcaneus fractures through a sinus R Magampa,
S Roche,
approach - short term results
S Maqungo,
G McCollum
15h30 - 16h00
A Strydom,
JRT Pietrzak,
N Fang, Y Guidozzi,
S Bhika, L Mokete
P7 Early versus delayed application of S Hoppe, M Keel,
Thomas splints in patients with isolated N Rueff, I Rhoma,
femur shaft fractures: The benefits M Held, S Maqungo
quantified
Tea
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WEDNESDAY 2 SEPTEMBER - CONTINUED
TIME
SESSION 13
SESSION 14
CHAIRMEN: L. Rajah, D. van der Jagt
CHAIRMEN: S. Matshidza, B Ramakgopa
16h00 - 16h10
Peer Review
Brett Krause
16h10 - 16h20
P52 Reliability of the classification
and treatment of Acromioclavicular
Joint Injuries: An Assessment of
inter-observer reliability among
South African Shoulder Surgeons
R Dachs, P Naude, P54 Circular External Fixation: Safety JDC Heymans,
M Zinn,
And Efficacy In Treatment Of Closed P De Lange,
JP Du Plessis,
Distal Third Tibia Fractures
F Birkholtz
B Vrettos, S Roche
16h20 - 16h30
P6 The Orthopaedic Rock Concert:
Is there a risk of Noise Induced
Hearing Loss during Hip and Knee
Arthroplasty?
C Brown,
P66 Infection following conversion of an MM Maku,
T Shakespeare,
external fixator to intramedullary nail of MV Ngcelwane
R Gasser, S Waring, open tibia fractures
S Clarke, C Goya
16h30 - 16h40
P31 The comparative anatomy N Mogale, N Briers,
of minimally invasive total hip SAS Olorunju,
arthroplasty surgical procedure S Matshidza
using the anterior approach.
P26 Outcomes in femur fractures treated N Mhlongo,
with external fixation and converted to MV Ngcelwane
intramedullary nailing in polytrauma
patients: A retrospective study
16h40 - 16h50
P28 Soft tissue masses of the Hand - D Dimitriou, J
audit of clinical diagnostic accuracy Moolman; JR
Pietrzak ;
G Biddulph
P76 The management of low velocity AK Swan,
transarticular gunshot wounds: A PH Naude,
prospective randomized study
S Maqungo,
S Roche
16h50 - 17h00
P75 Comparing the impact of
different angles of inclination used
in beach chair positioning during
shoulder surgery on cerebral
oxygenation
17h00 - 17h10
P32 POST INJECTION QUADRICEPS S P Nair, P B Nair, P65 Medial malleolus fractures: are we G Conradie,
fixing them in the right way?
G van Staden,
MYOFIBROSIS
–
Treatment MK Viwanathan
J van der Merwe
recommendations based on clinical
study in 21 patients
17h10 - 17h20
P18 Comparison of Coracoid
and Glenoid Size between Males
and Females: a CT Analysis with
Reference to the Impact on Latarjet
Outcomes
17h20 - 17h30
The South African National Joint J Botha
Registry: report on our Current
Arthroplasty registry
17h30 - 17h40
RAF interaction
19h00 for 19h30
P30 The surgical outcome of N Mahomed,
hypertrophic non-union after closed F Birkholtz
distraction with a circular external
fixator
P Naude, S Roche, P8 Gunshot Tibia's: Results of Treatment TL Hilton, N Kruger,
B Vrettos,
with Intramedullary Nailing
S Maqungo,
J du Plessis,
D North
R Dachs
R Dachs, P Naude, P9
Intramedullary
nailing
of
T De Wet, T Trevor, subtrochanteric
femoral
fractures
D Chiba,
caused by low velocity gunshots
JP Du Plessis,
B Vrettos, S Roche
D Chivers,
S Swanepoel,
W Leong,
S Maqungo,
S Roche
P79 The management of unstable ankle DHS Badenhorst,
fractures using a novel intramedullary C van der Westhuizen
fixation device
P. Engelbrecht,
N. Briel
GALA DINNER: Sentinel
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THURSDAY 3 SEPTEMBER
TIME
07h00-07h30
Registration
Trauma Instructional Course
SESSION 15
CHAIRMAN: B. Bernstein
07h30 - 07h40
Introduction & Welcome
Brian Bernstein
07h40-07h50
MIO- an update for 2015
Rodrigo Pesantez
07h50-08h00
MIO- an update for 2015
Rodrigo Pesantez
08h00-08h10
Discussion - tips, tricks and review Faculty/
of tools
Participants
08h10-08h20
of tools
Participants
08h20-08h30
of tools
Participants
08h30-08h45
The Challenges of delivering Rodrigo Pesantez
Orthopaedic Trauma care in South
America - any lessons for Africa
08h45-09h00
Discussion
All
09h00-09h15
Tibial nailing - advances
Rodrigo Pesantez
09h15-09h30
Non-union classifications: Are they Nando Ferreira
useful?
09h30-10h00
Tea
SESSION 16
CHAIRMAN: N. Ferreira
10h00-10h30
Factors affecting the outcome of Rodrigo Pesantez
non-union management
10h30-11h00
Circular fixators
management
11h00-11h30
Adjuvants in non-union management Brian Bernstein
11h30-12h00
JJ CRAIG LECTURE Osteogenesis
imperfecta: past, present & future
12h00-12h30
VALEDICTORY ADDRESS AND PRESIDENTIAL HANDOVER/
CONGRESS CLOSURE
12h30-13h30
in
non-union Frantz Birkholtz
Tony Robertson
Lunch - Grab and go box (SALLRS AGM- Plenary Hall)
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Trade Floorplan
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Trade EXhiBitors
NUMERICAL
Booth Numbers Exhibitor Name
ALPHABETICAL
Exhibitor Name Booth Numbers
1,2 Corin SA
Acelity 66
3 Janssen
Adcock Ingram 71
4 Multisurge
5 Pfizer
6 Bone SA
10,11 Stratmed
12 Pharmaco
25 Discovery
26,27 Takeda
28,29 SXS Surgical Solutions
30,31 SAFARMEX
32 SSEM Mthembu Medical
34 Macromed
35.36 Sanofi
37,38 NANTON Medical Group
39,40 Implantcast
56 Bayer
Advanced Orthopaedic/Arthromedix Hospitality Suite
AO Trauma Table 3
Bayer 56
Bio-Oil 59
Boehringer Ingelheim Registration Desk Sponsorship
Bone SA 6
Ceramtec 69,70
CompuGroup Medical SA Pty Ltd Table 8
Corin SA 1,2
DePuy Synthes 47,48,49,50,51,52
Discovery 25
DJO Global 67,68
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) Table 7
Elite Surgical 65
Fluorovizion 7,8,9
58 Heraeus
Heraeus 58
59 Bio-Oil
Implantcast 39,40
61 MSD
62,63 Ortho-Xact
64 Medtronic
65 Elite Surgical
66 Acelity
71 Adcock Ingram
74 Orthomedics
13,14,19,20 Smith& Nephew
15,16,17,18,21,22,23,24 Zimmer/ Biomet
41,42,43 Werkomed
44,45,46,53,54,55 Stryker
47,48,49,50,51,52 DePuy Synthes
67,68 DJO Global
69,70 Ceramtec
7,8,9 Fluorovizion
72,73 Karl Storz
Hospitality Suite Advanced Orthopaedic/Arthromedix
Registration Desk Boehringer Ingelheim
Sponsorship
Table 1 Leo Tools
Table 2 Lock Down Medical
Table 3 AO Trauma
Table 4 Mediclinic South Africa
Table 5 National Joint Registry
Table 6 Medical Protection Society
Table 7 Doctors Without Borders (MSF)
Table 8 CompuGroup Medical SA Pty Ltd
Table 9 Impilo Medical Systems
Impilo Medical Systems Table 9
Janssen 3
Karl Storz 72,73
Leo Tools Table 1
Lock Down Medical Table 2
Macromed 34
Medical Protection Society Table 6
Mediclinic South Africa Table 4
Medtronic 64
MSD 61
Multisurge 4
NANTON Medical Group 37,38
National Joint Registry Table 5
Ortho-Xact 62,63
Orthomedics 74
Pfizer 5
Pharmaco 12
SAFARMEX 30,31
Sanofi 35,36
Smith& Nephew 13,14,19,20
SSEM Mthembu Medical 32
Stratmed 10,11
Stryker 44,45,46,53,54,55
SXS Surgical Solutions 28,29
Takeda 26,27
Werkomed 41,42,43
Zimmer/ Biomet 15,16,17,18,21,22,23,24
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Trade Bios And Logos
Acelity – #66
Late last year KCI, LifeCell and Systagenix united to form
one globally diversified wound care and regenerative
medicine company. We are pleased to announce our
parent company Acelity [ah-CELL-ih-tee] and, moving
forward, we will operate as Acelity companies.
Advanced Orthopaedics’ knowledgeable and experienced
in Arthroplasty procedures team, is dedicated to ensuring
unparalleled service and very professional education
of orthopaedic surgeons and their theatre teams.
Patient-Matched Instrumentation for T. K. A. /Anatomically
appropriate knee implant designs, as well as, patented
technology for Direct Anterior Minimal Invasive T. H.
A. surgery constitute the innovations in our offerings
implanted in tens of thousands of patients worldwide.
[email protected]
ArthromediX – Hospitality Suite
Acelity consists of two business segments, Advanced
Wound Therapeutics and Regenerative Medicine.
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The Advanced Wound Therapeutics business
segment is focused on negative pressure wound
therapy, negative pressure surgical management and
epidermal harvesting.
The Regenerative Medicine business segment is
focused on reconstructive acellular tissue matrices for
use in general and reconstructive surgical procedures
to repair soft tissue defects.
“Providing distinctive orthopaedic devices and solutions
for optimal patient outcomes.”
AO Trauma – TaBle in Foyer
Our brand promise to you that we will deliver greater
value through and innovative and comprehensive product
portfolio.
www.aotrauma.org.
www.acelity.com
Bayer –#56
AdcocK Ingram –#71
www.adcock.co.za
AdVanced Orthopaedics – Hospitality Suite
Advanced Orthopaedics, is a privately-held company
formed in 2011 to represent, marketing and sell Arthroplasty
implants developed and manufactured by Medacta, a Swiss
company with a rich history of passion for innovation and
service to the orthopaedic fraternity
The Bayer Group is a global enterprise with core
competencies in the fields of healthcare, agriculture
and high-tech materials. Bayer HealthCare, a subgroup
of Bayer and is one of the world’s leading, innovative
companies in the healthcare industry. Bayer Healthcare
combines the global activities of the Animal Health,
Consumer Care, Medical Care and Pharmaceuticals
divisions. Bayer HealthCare’s aim is to discover, develop,
manufacture and market products that will improve
human and animal health worldwide. Bayer HealthCare
has a global workforce of 55,300 employees (Dec 31, 2012)
and is represented in more than 100 countries.
www.bayer.co.za
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Bio-Oil® - #59
Bio-Oil is a specialist skincare product that helps improve
the appearance of scars, stretch marks and uneven skin
tone. Bio-Oil has become the No.1 selling scar and stretch
mark product in 16 countries, including South Africa, since
its global launch in 2002. Its enhanced formulation, which
contains the breakthrough ingredient PurCellin Oil™, also
makes it highly effective for numerous other skin concerns,
including ageing, dehydrated and sun burnt skin
For further information visit bio-oil.com or follow the
local Facebook page facebook.com/BioOilSA
Evolabs is the official distributor of the Bio-Oil brand in
sub-Saharan Africa. For further information visit www.
evolabs.com
Boehringer Ingelheim – Registration DesK
Sponsorship
Bone SA –#6
Bone SA was registered in 1994 under the Companies Act No.
71 of 2008 as a non-profit company. The Centre for Tissue
Engineering was established in 2002, following a Project
Proposal made by Bone SA to the Tshwane University of
Technology. The intention is to promote and expand the
initiative of Tissue Donation and Transplantation in South
Africa, through deferential procurement and responsible
processing of Donated Allograft Tissues. We view this
as a way of applying our expertise and resources out of
a deep respect for the benevolent intentions of donors.
The intended outcome is to benefit and to best serve the
needs of our main beneficiaries, the recipients of Allograft
Bone and related Soft Tissues.
Telephone: 011 440 3888
Fax: 011 786 0342
Email: [email protected]
Emergency: 082 456 5020
Website: www.bonesa.org.za
Ceramtec - #69,70
The Boehringer Ingelheim group is one of the world’s 20
leading pharmaceutical companies. Headquartered in
Ingelheim, Germany, it operates globally with 140 affiliates
and more than 46,000 employees. Since it was founded in
1885, the family-owned company has been committed to
researching, developing, manufacturing and marketing
novel medications of high therapeutic value for human
and veterinary medicine.
www.boehringer-ingelheim.com
Byron Hickman
Tel: +27 82 523 5411
Pradaxa - Brand Manager South Africa
[email protected]
Since 1974 more than eleven million ceramic BIOLOX® ball
heads and BIOLOX® inserts have been used in total hip
replacements. Surgeons all over the world put their faith
in our pink colored BIOLOX®deltaceramics. The very color
gives surgeons the certainty that they are using implants
of the highest quality and reliability for their patients
from CeramTec. BIOLOX®delta is the only ceramic with 11
years of successful clinical experience with more than five
million implanted components. Components from pink
BIOLOX® material are also used in total knee replacements
and shoulder implants which will be introduced in the
near future.
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CeramTec GmbH, the global market leader for bioceramics
in joint replacement, is also an internationally leading
supplier of innovative technical ceramics for the electronics,
telecommunications, automotive, medical, machinery,
metal, electrical and chemical industries; developed,
produced and distributed by 3,600 employees worldwide.
BIOLOX® ceramics worldwide have been successful for more
than 40 years. For very good reasons:
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Excellent biocompatibility
Significantly low taper corrosion
No metal ion release
No known pathogenic reaction to ceramic particles
Also available for revision with BIOLOX®OPTION system
Address: CeramTec GmbH, CeramTec Platz 1–9, 73207
Plochingen, Germany
Website: www.biolox.com
CompuGroup Medical SA – TaBle in Foyer
Corin SA - #1,2
As a leader in orthopedic innovation, Corin has pioneered
a number of landmark orthopedic developments since
its foundation. We are proud that we have been able to
improve the quality of life of thousands of patients around
the world through these ground breaking products.
Our talented and dedicated teams share a common
commitment to deliver quality products and services to
patients, surgeons and healthcare providers which exceed
expectations and positively impact their lives.
Andrew John
Marketing & Operations Manager
Corin Ltd | Unit 10A | Northgate Island | Section Street |
Cape Town | 7441
Office: 021 510 0169 Mobile | 082 498 0425
Fax | 021 510 4597 Email | [email protected]
Web | http://www.coringroup.com/south_africa/home/
DePuy Synthes – #47,48,49,50,51,52
Health practitioners of more than 30 different specialities
and throughout all the hospital groups in SA, use our
solution, Professional Medical Office (PMO) for their clinical
note keeping.Our experience has given us insight as to what
your profession’s challenges and needs are, and we are
therefore able to custom build PMO based on your specific
practice requirements. PMO is a secure, patient-centric
system intended for multidisciplinary use and between
departments and practices.It has its origins in Scandinavia
where accurate clinical content has enjoyed highest priority.
It also includes electronic communications for pathology
results and ordering (PathCare, Ampath, Lancet), sending
of letters, referrals and casebook content between practices
and for live appointment-making. This further enhances
the workflow amongst those involved in patient care by
making current clinical information about patients available
where and when that person needs it.ompuGroup Medical
South Africa (CGM SA) is the South African branch of the
German-based CompuGroup Medical (CGM). With locations
in 19 countries, over 400,000 customers in 43 countries and
with 4,000 employees worldwide, CompuGroup Medical is
the eHealth company with amongst the highest coverage in
the industry
At DePuySynthes we are inspired to deliver solutions
that help people return to active and fulfilling lives
As an Orthopaedics and Neurological solutions company,
we are committed to understanding your needs and
offer products , services and programmes in the areas of
Joint reconstruction, Sports Medicine , Trauma , Power
Tools, Spine, Neurological, Craniomaxillofacial and
Biomaterials,
Our relentless focus on quality, value, and outcomes is
enhanced by our dedication to redefining innovation beyond
know challenges.
Together, we create inspired solutions that advance
patient care.
https://www.depuysynthes.com/
Riaan Visser - 076 992 2558 [email protected]
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DISCOVERY - #25
Discovery Health is facilitating the CPD process at the
conference. The Discovery MYCPD staff will be scanning the
QR Code on your conference name tag twice a day, once
in the morning and again in the afternoon. CPD points
will be allocated for every scan so please ensure that you
have your QR Coded name tag scanned twice a day for
maximum points. The data is logged on the MYCPD website
www.mycpd.co.za where you can view and download your
CPD Certificate. You will receive notification via email with
your unique username and password 2-3 weeks after the
conference.
Where applicable, Ethics Sessions will be scanned
separately outside the venue (upon exit) where the Ethics
Session is being held.
Please contact Leisha Henderson on CPD@discovery.
co.za should you require any assistance with your CPD
Certificate.
DJO GloBal - #67,68
DJO South Africa is the supplier and sole distributor of the
complete range of DJO orthopaedic products including
AIRCAST, DONJOY, PROCARE, EXOS and DR COMFORT. We
are leading innovators in orthopaedic soft goods, OA and
rigid knee bracing, foot & ankle bracing, cold therapy and
vascular therapy. Our aim is to enable all people to regain
the joy of natural motion.
DJOglobal.com
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) – TaBle in
Foyer
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) is an international,
independent,
medical
humanitarian
organisation
committed to two objectives: providing medical assistance
to people affected by armed conflict, epidemics, healthcare
exclusion, natural and man-made disasters; and speaking
out about the plight of the populations assisted. MSF offers
assistance to people based only on need and irrespective of
race, religion, gender or political affiliation.
www.msf.org.za I 011 403 4440
Elite Surgical - #65
Originally founded in 1973 as a medical device
manufacturer, Elite Surgical Supplies (Pty) Ltd, or Elite,
has achieved international manufacturing recognition
through its contributions to Research and Development in
orthopaedics and through its compliance to the European
CE, American FDA and ISO series of quality
accreditations.
The company produces many leading-edge arthroplasty,
spinal and specialist orthopaedic devices. Elite’s
commitment to experimental research resulted in such
pioneering achievements as the use of cross-linked
polyethylene in the 1970’s, and innovative product
developments under the ARD brand name in the 1980’s
and 1990’s. Elite remains committed to forging meaningful
and lasting partnerships that can be translated into
commercially viable, value-added products and services
for all. Elite prides packages all its goods in its on-site,
class 10 000 and class 100 clean air rooms, adhering to
strict FDA and CE regulations in terms of quality assurance.
Tel:
Fax:
Email:
+27. (0)12 386 0012
+27. (0)12 386 2745
[email protected]
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FluoroViZion - #7,8,9
Impilo Mecial Systems – TaBle in Foyer
are proud to introduce exciting
new developments in our portfolio such as the
data driven 3DKnee™; the most forward thinking
Reverse® Shoulder; CASCADE® Biologics PRP products;
knotless Tissue Closure device redefining wound
closure; Sequent™ Meniscal Repair Device the only All
Inside Stay Inside meniscal device and Y-Knot™ all suture
Instability anchor. These new additions to our existing
product lines give us a fully comprehensive portfolio
which will offer something to all specialities.
Impilo Medical Systems specializes in medical imaging
products (ultrasound scanners). Our range of medical
imaging (ultrasound scanners) products includes
black and white as well as colour Doppler Ultrasound.
We carry out installation and commissioning work in
hospitals, clinics and private practices in South Africa and
neighbouring SADC states as well as offering servicing,
maintenance, and repair on all types of equipment.
http://www.fluorovizion.com/
Heraeus - #58
Impilo Medical is a company that fully understands our
clients need for professional support and after sales
service. We are the Importers and Distributors of a full
range of Mindray ultrasound scanners including colour
ultrasound scanners.
T (011) 704 4556
C 082 956 0243
F 086 615 7554
www.impilomedical.co.za
Heraeus Medical is a leading company in the field of bone
cement and biomaterials for elective orthopaedic and
trauma surgery. The key product PALACOS®, is regarded as
the international Gold Standard amongst bone cements,
with a history of clinical safety and efficacy spanning five
decades. The PALAMIX vacuum mixing system is the ideal
accessory for best patient outcome.
Sam Buitendag
Country Manager South Africa 071 641 8568
Ammadene Peyper Area Manager Gauteng, Limpopo,
North West Province
082 386 1247
Lizanne Lottering
Sales Representative Gauteng
076 091 9498
Peet Coetzee
Area Manager Western Cape and Northern Cape
072 826 8661
Barry Naude
Area Manager KwaZulu Natal and Orange Free State
083 327 3468
Implantcast - #39/40
implantcast SA was established in 2014 as a subsidiary
of implantcast GmbH, itself a market leader and
manufacturer of advanced Arthroplasty Implants sold
throughout the world. implantcast GmbH was formed in
1988, and is regarded as a specialist company in regards to
development, construction and production of replacement
Joints. Its core competencies lie in the manufacture of
Endoprosthes as functional joint replacements, specialist
implants and customized products, with special focus
given to the development of tumor prosthesis. Our local
service and considerable expertise with these devices
is allowing implantcast SA to increasingly become a
respected partner of leading Arthroplasty Surgeons in
South-Africa.
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Janssen - #3
At the Janssen Pharmaceutica South Africa, a company
of Johnson & Johnson, we focus on some of the most
devastating diseases and the most complex medical
challenges of our time, across several therapeutic areas
including:
• Neuroscience – Pain Management, Psychiatry, ADHD
• Immunology
• Oncology
• Infectious Diseases and Vaccines
In cooperation with renowned physicians, KARL STORZ
was able to develop innovative products and techniques
for, among others, meniscal refixation, cruciate ligament
reconstruction, reconstruction of shoulder instability as well
as hip arthroscopy.
Furthermore, KARL STORZ offers an appropriate portfolio of
implants for arthroscopic reconstructive procedures. This
segment includes both titanium and bioresorbable implants
such as interference screws, suture anchors and fixation
buttons. For more information, please visit our website
www.karlstorz.com
LEO-TOOLS (Leo Ortopediese GereedsKap) –
TaBle in Foyer
We work within and beyond our communities, globally,
to bring innovative treatments for serious unmet medical
needs. We make extraordinary efforts to help people enjoy
ordinary moments.
Today’s medical challenges are far more complex than
ever before. That’s why we never limit the search for new
medicines to our own four walls. We look at the world as
our lab, seeking innovative ideas wherever they occur. We
believe in connecting our own expertise and capabilities
with those of others, seeking the most creative minds in
every field. Together, we can solve problems and find
transformational solutions.
At Janssen, we collaborate with the world for the health of
everyone in it.
[email protected]
www.leopliers.com
Leon van der Walt
0823534336
LocK Down Medical – TaBle in Foyer
http://www.janssen.com/
Karl StorZ - #72, 73
Arthroscopy and Sports Medicine
Joints connect bones to each other and provide the body
with agility and stability. Obesity, misalignment, physical
inactivity as well as sports injuries can lead to joint problems
and restricted movement.
Many minimally invasive techniques can now be performed
in joint surgery thanks to modern arthroscopy. The product
range from KARL STORZ covers endoscopic instrument sets
and implants for treatment of the shoulder, elbow, hip and
knee joints as well as the wrist, interphalangeal and ankle
joints.
Lockdown Medical Limited is a British medical device
company specialising in the development of cutting edge
soft tissue repair products.
The company has a long and successful track record
of developing and launching innovative products in
this clinical area. The unique Lockdown Shoulder
Stabilisation System (LSSS™) acromioclavicular ligament
is revolutionising the treatment of acromioclavicular
injuries worldwide.
www.lockdown.uk.com
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Macromed - #34
MPS is not an insurance company. All the benefits of
Leon Wire Tensioner
– TaBle in Foyer
membership
of MPS are discretionary
as set out in the
Memorandum and Articles of Association.
Mediclinic Southern Africa – TaBle in Foyer
Macromed has been supplying Orthopaedic Instruments
and Implants, Surgical Instruments, Sundries and Bracing
products to the medical profession since February 1986.
Agencies represented by Macromed include LIMA, Paradigm,
Ranier, EIT, Intrinsic Therapeutics, Extremity Medical, Stille,
Sword, Microaire and Breg. Macromed covers the entire
Sub-Saharan African Region. Head office is situated in
Johannesburg, with branches across South Africa.
www.macromed.co.za
Medical Protection Society (MPS) – TaBle in
Foyer
The Medical Protection Society is pleased to support the
presence of Suzette van der Merwe to deliver the ethical
lecture at the 2015 SAOA Congress.
MPS is the world’s leading protection organisation for
doctors, dentists and healthcare professionals. We protect
and support the professional interests of more than
290,000 members around the world. Our benefits include
access to indemnity, expert advice and peace of mind.
Highly qualified advisers are on hand to talk through a
question or concern at any time.
Our experts assist with the wide range of legal and ethical
problems that arise from professional practice. This
includes clinical negligence claims, complaints, medical
and dental council inquiries, legal and ethical dilemmas,
disciplinary procedures and inquests.
Our philosophy is to support safe practice in medicine
and dentistry by helping to avert problems in the first
place. We do this by promoting risk management through
our workshops, E-learning, clinical risk assessments,
publications, conferences, lectures and presentations.
Mediclinic Southern Africa is a private hospital group
operating in South Africa and Namibia focused on providing
acute care, specialist-orientated, multi-disciplinary
hospital services and related service offerings. We place
science at the heart of our care process by striving to
provide evidence-based care of the highest standard. The
group currently operates 49 private hospitals throughout
South Africa and 3 in Namibia with more than 7 000 beds
in total.
Mediclinic Southern Africa is a wholly owned subsidiary
of the South Africa-based international private healthcare
group Mediclinic International, founded in 1983 and listed
on the JSE, the South African securities exchange, since
1986. Mediclinic International currently has three operating
divisions – Mediclinic Southern Africa which operates 52
private hospitals in South Africa and Namibia; Hirslanden
which operates 16 private hospitals in Switzerland and
Mediclinic Middle East which operates 2 private hospitals
and 10 clinics in the United Arab Emirates.
For more information on Mediclinic Practice
Opportunities, contact Vezi Silwanyana – 011 697 2233
or [email protected]
Medtronic – #64
Medtronic is a leading global healthcare products company,
focused on helping medical professionals to perform their
life-saving work. Medtronic creates innovative medical
and surgical solutions for different markets and diverse
disciplines; Medtronic has continued to expand the breadth
of product offerings.
Medtronic is underpinned by a tradition of innovation in
healthcare products, having pioneered medical advances
including pulse oximetry, electro surgery, surgical stapling,
laparoscopic instruments and embolization devices.
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Medtronic in South Africa, as an entity of a global company,
is listening to the voice of the customer to adapt to the
ever-changing healthcare environment.
Nanton Medical Group – 37,38
[email protected]
MSD - #61
Established in 1996, NATON Medical Group has been
working hard to be the leader of Chinese orthopaedic
industry and now becomes a globally based, self‐
innovative enterprise that provides systematic orthopaedic
products and services to our patients.
www.natongroup.com | www.irene-ortho.com |
www.inion.com
MSD is a global healthcare leader working to help the
world be well. MSD is a tradename of Merck & Co., Inc.,
with headquarters in Kenilworth, N.J., U.S.A. Through our
prescription medicines, vaccines, biologic therapies, and
animal health products, we work with customers and
operate in more than 140 countries to deliver innovative
health solutions. We also demonstrate our commitment
to increasing access to healthcare through far-reaching
policies, programs and partnerships. For more information,
visit www.msd.co.za.
Multisurge - #4
MISSION
Constantly endeavoring to provide affordable healthcare
with superior clinical outcomes to all patients.
VISION
To become a leading BEE supplier to the healthcare
industry in South Africa and ultimately in Africa.
CORE VALUES
• Dedication to every patient’s health.
• Commitment to provide superior healthcare to the
respective communities.
• Supporting employees’ excellence and happiness.
• Creating wealth ethically through profits and growth.
National Joint Registry – TaBle in Foyer
The SANJR collects accurate and relevant data related to
joint replacement surgery in both the public and private
health sectors of South Africa, to ensure that the high
quality of data facilitate an early warning system ensuring
that patients’ safety remains a priority. In a continuous
drive to improve the quality of outcomes and ensure
the quality and cost effectiveness of joint replacement
surgery, the SANJR will monitor and report on outcomes,
offer support and enable functional research to be
performed. The SANJR currently collects data on hip and
knee joint replacements across both South Africa’s public
and private healthcare sectors.
Website: www.sanjr.co.za
T: +27 11 902 1219 F: +27 11 902 1317
www.multisurge.co.za
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PfiZer - #5
Ortho-Xact - #62,63
www.pfizer.co.za
Contact details:
Website:
City:
Head Office: Johannesburg
Contact Name:
Email address: Tel: 087 330 1170
Fax: 086 530 4030
www.orthoxact.co.za
Pharmaco - #12
Frits Potgieter
[email protected]
We at Ortho-Xact pride ourselves on providing surgeons
and patients with innovative solutions for trauma and
related procedures, treatment options for adult and
paediatric deformity correction, internal and external
fracture fixation and regenerative solutions.
Our current portfolio consists of the Orthofix product
range, Magnezix (Syntellix) and the Precice Nail (Ellipse).
Orthomedics Pharmaceuticals - #74
Pharmaco was established and has been successfully
operating in South Africa and the rest of the African
continent for the last 18 years. The company’s core
purpose of activity is to effectively support international
pharmaceutical manufacturers in the registration, the
distribution and the marketing and sales of products in
Africa. Pharmaco has developed the infrastructure, ability,
expertise and experience to provide these companies with
a Gateway into Africa. Pharmaco distributes the only
non-avian Hyaluronic injection in South Africa, Suplasyn®,
for the treatment of Osteo Arthritis in the knee.
Pharmaco has always thrived itself in searching for
exclusive and exciting product ranges internationally
Tel: 011 784 0077 I www.pharmaco.co.za
Orthomedics Pharmaceuticals was established in 1987
and is the sole supplier of DePuy CMW and Smartset
bone cements. We continue to supply the widest range
of registered antibiotic and non-antibiotic bone cements
to the South African market meeting a wide range of
applications for small and large joint replacement surgery.
CMW heritage bone cements were commercially
introduced in 1966 and continue to hold a leadership
position on the worldwide bone cement market. The
long term Clinical performance for our CMW1, CMW2
and SMARTSET cements is supported most recently by
excellent 10 year survivorship data extracted from the
National Joint Registry for England, Wales and Northern
Ireland.”
[email protected]
SAFARMEX - #30,31
SAFARMEX strives to be an integral part of the architectural
development and growth of Southern Africa in the
recognition of the principles of collective achievement.
It’s mission is to contribute to the collective through the
promotion of a shared interest in the medical environment as
well as the establishment of purposeful partnerships to drive
innovation, service excellence and project sustainability.
Executing SAFARMEX’s mission consistently, forms an integral
part of the promise to deliver a paradigm shift in service to
assist its clients in coming up with the best solutions.
SAFARMEX – Committed to Care!
www.safarmex.com
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Sanofi - #35,36
Sanofi, a global and diversified healthcare leader,
discovers, develops and distributes therapeutic solutions
focused on patients’ needs. Sanofi has core strengths in the
field of healthcare with seven growth platforms: diabetes
solutions, human vaccines, innovative drugs, consumer
healthcare, emerging markets, animal health and the new
Genzyme. Sanofi is listed in Paris (EURONEXT: SAN) and in
New York (NYSE: SNY).
www.sanofi.com
Tel: (011) 256-3700
[email protected]
Smith & Nephew - #13,14,19,20
Smith & Nephew, South Africa, is a division of Smith &
Nephew plc - a global medical technology business and
is proud of its long association with the SAOA and SAAS.
Our dedicated divisions: Orthopaedic Trauma and
Orthopaedic Reconstruction, Endoscopy and Advanced
Wound
Management
specialise
in
innovative,
cost-effective products and services that make healthcare
more affordable and speed recovery.
For more than 80 years in South Africa we have been
making life better for our customers and their patients.
These benefits are encapsulated in the promise that
shapes our entire business: “We help people regain their
lives.”
Smith & Nephew (Pty) Ltd
30 The Boulevard
Westend Office Park
Westville, 3629
Tel: +27312428111
Fax +27312428106
www.smith-nephew.com
SSEM MtemBu Medical - #32
SSEM Mthembu Medical (Pty) Ltd is a leading distributor
of electro-medical devices and medical consumables
throughout Southern Africa. SSEM Mthembu Medical
provides medical equipment for the following divisions;
•
Anaesthetics
•Airway Management
•
Blood Managemen
•Cardiology
•
Critical Care
•Emergency Medicine
•
Home Care
•Neonatology
•
Nephrology
•Neurology
•
Obstetrics & Gynaecology •Occupational Health
•
Oncology
•Pulmonology
•
Radiology
• Sleep Diagnostics /Therapy
•
Vascular Medicine
•Ventilation
SSEM Mthembu Medical has a team of experienced
national product managers who ensure that their ranges
are kept up-to-date. SSEM Mthembu Medical runs a well
maintained vehicle fleet and has a national distribution
network that consists of 6 national branches, also covering
other parts of Africa.
Address:
73 5th Street, Wynberg, Sandton, South Africa
Tel: +27 11 444 8184 I Fax: +27 11 444 8171
E-mail:[email protected]
Website:www.ssemmthembu.co.za
Stratmed – #10,11
Stratmed has been distributing medical devices throughout
South Africa since 1991, specialising in products for Upper,
Lower extremity and Paediatric orthopaedic surgery. We
partner with manufacturing companies that comply with
international standards and offer products that have
either CE or FDA approval. Our range offers solutions for
most indications and thus allows the surgeon to choose
the best solution for their patients.
www.stratmed.co.za
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StryKer - #44, 45, 46, 53, 54, 55
Stryker is one of the world’s leading medical technology
companies and together with our customers, we are driven to
make healthcare better. The Company offers a diverse array
of innovative medical technologies, including reconstructive,
medical and surgical, and neurotechnology and spine
products to help people lead more active and more satisfying
lives. Stryker products and services are available in over 100
countries around the world.
We are a Fortune 500 company with a strong record of growth.
Our sales have increased from $17 million in 1976 to $9.0
billion in 2013, which reflects a 18% compounded annual
growth rate in sales over 34 years. We are traded on the New
York Stock Exchange under the symbol SYK and are included
in the Standard & Poor’s 500 index.
Headquartered in Kalamazoo, Michigan, Stryker operates
through 37 manufacturing and distribution divisions and
we employ over 25,000 people around the world. For more
information about Stryker, please visit www.stryker.com /
www.getaroundknee.com
For further information about Stryker in South Africa
contact: Pamela Strydom
Marketing Specialist: Events & Communications
t: 011 791 4644 Ext. 136
e: [email protected]
SXS Surgical Solutions - #28,29
We understand the difference between living and just surviving.
That is why we supply state of the art surgical solutions that
make life worth living again. In collaboration with International
Companies such as Mathys European Orthopaedics and Signus
Medizintechnik we have cemented our role in the South African
Orthopaedic and Neurosurgical community. In addition to
representing world-class Principle Companies we have made it our
aim to employ people that display the same passion and interest
in Orthopaedics and Neurosurgery, as we know you do. Our goal
is to provide you not only with a Company that services your
product and ongoing educational needs but one that becomes
your partner.
TaKeda - #26,27
Takeda (Pty) Ltd South Africa, located in Johannesburg,
is the South African marketing and sales organization of
Takeda Pharmaceutical Company Limited.
As the largest pharmaceutical company in Japan and a
leader in the global industry, Takeda’s mission is to strive
toward better health for patients worldwide through
leading innovation in medicine. It has a commercial
presence covering more than 70 countries, with particular
strength in Asia, North America, Europe and fast-growing
emerging markets including Latin America, Russia-CIS
and China. Takeda is ranked 12th by global Rx sales,
14th in the BRIC countries and 18th in Europe. Takeda’s
commercial presence mainly covers the therapeutic
areas of metabolic diseases, gastroenterology, oncology,
cardiovascular health, CNS diseases, inflammatory
and immune disorders, respiratory diseases and pain
management.
Additional information about Takeda, is available through
its website http://www.takeda.co.za
WerKomed - #41.42.43
Werkomed (Pty) Ltd has provided high quality medical
products and personalised service to the medical
community for the past 21 years. Our portfolio of
products has been developed by a select number of
leading medical companies with the prime objective to
provide both medical personnel and patients with the
best possible care. We firmly believe in our promise to be
INNOVATORS IN MEDICAL CARE
www.werkomed.com
T +27.11.807.8326 I [email protected]
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Zimmer/Biomet South Africa – #15,16,17,18,21,22,23,24
Zimmer is the World’s Largest Pure Play Orthopaedic Company, represented in more than 100 countries worldwide offering
the surgeon a complete continuum of care. Zimmer’s 2013 sales were approximately $4.6 billion.
Founded in 1927 and headquartered in Warsaw, Indiana, Zimmer designs, develops, manufactures and markets orthopaedic
reconstructive, spinal and trauma devices, dental implants, and related surgical products.
Today, our global team of more than 8,500 employees works to provide effective, creative solutions that support orthopaedic
surgeons and clinicians to restore mobility and treat arthritis and traumatic injuries. Our joint replacement technologies
and a wide range of related products and services make us valuable partners to health care providers.
We’re building on a strong history of success to enhance the value we provide to our partners in musculoskeletal health
care. Zimmer maintains world-class scientific facilities and resources and collaborates with leading clinicians and
researchers around the world. We share a commitment with health care providers to find the best technologies, treatments
and solutions to deliver high quality, cost-effective orthopaedic care.
Steven Orange
Country Manager
Zimmer South Africa and Sub Saharan Africa
Tel: +27 11 675 0444
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Accompanying Persons Programme
Day 1 Meet 09h45 Valley Bakery (offsite)
Day 2 Meet 08h45 Flowerscape (onsite)
Day 3 Meet 08h45 Kwazulu weavers and Thokozisa (offsite)
Day 4 Leave CCC at 07h30 to Dragons Peak for guided walk
Monday 31 August 2015
A visit to the Valley Bakery for a tea tasting and
Bread making demonstration including lunch
Timing: 10h00 – approximately 14h00
Dress code: Casual and comfortable
Cost: R550 per person (incl VAT)
Wednesday 2 September 2015
Visit to Kwazulu Weavers and Thokozisa
Shopping Village including a stop at the
famous Waffle hut for delicious waffles and tea
(Lunch under own arrangements)
Timing: 09h00 – approximately 14h00
Dress code: Casual and comfortable (remember walking
shoes, hat and sunscreen).
Cost: R280 per person (incl VAT).
Thursday 3 September 2015
Tuesday 1 September 2015
Flowerscape Workshop with floral artist Jill
Manson including tea and scones
Heritage Walk – starts and ends at Dragons Peak
This is a very pleasant and picturesque guided walk along the
river valley to view the Bushmen paintings.
www.flowerscape.co.za
The group will be accompanied by an experienced guide.
Timing: 09h00 – 11h00
Venue: Amphlett, Champagne Conference Centre
Dress code: Casual
Cost: R630 per person (incl VAT)
Duration: 2 hours
Level: Not strenuous
Transfer from CCC: 07h30 – Hike leaves from the Oaks
supermarket at Dragons peak – a few mins drive away.
Timing: 08h00 – 10h30 (coach leaves CCC at 07h30 to
arrive by 07h45).
Dress Code: Hiking gear, tackies or hiking boots (no open shoes
please), sun hat, sunscreen, water and snacks.
Cost: R175 per person (incl VAT).
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Things To Do In The Area
DRAGONS PEAK HELICOPTER TOURS
SPA@CHAMPAGNE SPORTS RESORT
Various flight options available with Westline Aviation
operating from Dragon Peaks Mountain Resort. Flying daily
from 08h00am with last take-off at 4pm.
The salon is open 7 days a week from 8am until 5pm.
Scenic flight – from Dragon Peaks up to the main escarpment
and back.(15 mins). R790pp
Champagne Stopover – The same route as the scenic but we
land on the little Berg at around 7000 ft for a glass of bubbly (20
min flight plus 10 min stop over). R980pp
Please be sure to book in advance as bookings are subject to
availability.
Contact: +27 (0) 72 611 1767
Web: http://www.champagnesportsresort.com/
champagne-sports-resort-wellness.html
Round Trip – a 40 min flight along the escarpment with a
Champagne landing (40 min flying plus 10 min stopover).
R1650pp
Champagne to Mweni – A 1 hr flight along the escarpment with
a landing on the stunning Mweni area north of Cathedral Peak
(1 hr flying time plus a 10 min stop over). R3250pp.
Contact: 083 652 7493 I Email: [email protected]
All flights are subject to weather and pilots discretion.
Pre And Post Tours
For bookings please contact:
Chantal Lopes
Senior Travel Intermediary
Harvey World Travel Boksburg
240 Rondebult Road, Libradene, Boksburg, 1459
PO Box 404, Boksburg, 1460
http://www.har ve yworld.co.za/ travel-agent /harvey-world-travel-boksburg
Tel: 011 913 3372 | Fax: 086 558 4917 (within S.A.) or + 27 11
896 5282 (outside S.A.)
After Hours Emergency Cell: 072 757 5650
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South Africa – General Information
Location
Situated at the southern tip of the African continent, South Africa
has a land area of 1,3 million square km (500,000 square miles),
five times the size of Great Britain and greater than California,
Nevada, Utah and Arizona combined. This impressive stretch of
land runs from the great Limpopo River in the north, down to
the Cape of Good Hope and Cape Agulhas on the southernmost
coast - a distance of nearly 2 000 km (1 240 miles).
South Africa has common boundaries with the Republics of
Namibia, Botswana and Zimbabwe, while the Republic of
Mozambique and the Kingdom of Swaziland lie to the northeast.
Isolated 1 920 km southeast of Cape Town in the Atlantic, lie
Prince Edward and Marion Islands. Completely enclosed
by South African territory in the southeast is the mountain
kingdom of Lesotho. South Africa’s climate runs from temperate
to sub-tropical, its land-scapes range from stark deserts and
spectacular mountains to lush grasslands and forests, and its
cultural diversity can be found in rural subsistence communities
or in cities as sophisticated and cosmopolitan as anywhere in
the world.
Wildlife
South Africa is known for its abundant wildlife as well as its
fantastic birding and eco-tourism possibilities. However, the
real heart of this vibrant country is the diversity of people and
cultures. South Africa’s family tree goes way back to the start
of time.
Culture
Home to approximately 45 million people of various races and
ancestry. The South African diverse cultures consist of the Nguni
people (including the Zulu, Xhosa and Swazi) who account for
two-thirds of the population; the Sotho-Tswana people (who
include the southern, northern and western Sotho; the Tsonga;
the Venda; Afrikaners (of Dutch origin); English; Coloureds;
Indians ;Khoi and San people.
Currency
The monetary unit is the South African Rand.
Language
The official language of the Congress will be English and there
will be no translations.
Drinking water
Water from the taps is perfectly safe to drinks in all the cities,
towns and game reserves.
Electricity
220/230 volts AC.
Time
South Africa is UT+2 (2 hours ahead of GMT – Greenwich Mean
Time).
Entry requirements & Health
A valid passport is required. Passport holders of more than 80
countries, including the USA, Canada, Japan and the EU, can
visit without visas. Contact your nearest SA Tourism office or
South African Consulate for an updated list. Visitors arriving
from a yellow fever zone require a valid international yellow
fever inoculation certificate (Infants under the age of one are
exempt).
Please check all regulations to enter SA with children with
your local authorities.
Climate
Seasons are opposite to those of the northern hemisphere.
Warm, sunny and temperate conditions are typical of South
Africa, making it a popular destination for sunshine-seekers.
VAT
Value Added Tax (VAT) is included in the price of most goods
and services. Visitors are required to pay VAT but VAT refunds
can be claimed at airports, harbours and
customs offices on items taken out of the country when the
total value exceeds R250.
Dietary Requests
Pre-advised dietary requests have been catered for.
Banking
There are ATMS onsite.
Credit Cards
All major credit cards are accepted in SA.
Forex
There are foreign exchange facilities at the airports.
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What You Need To Know About South Africa’s
New Laws When Travelling With Children
www.capetown.travel
Q: Why are the laws changing? A: To curb child trafficking across South African borders
CHILD + 1
PARENT
CHILD + BOTH
PARENTS
Documents required:
• affidavitgranting permission to travel from absent parent
• and/orcourt order giving travel parent full responsibility
• legallyseparatedparentsprovidea court order when
other parent does not give consent
• deathcertificateifoneparentisdeceased
Documents required:
• unabridgedbirthcertificate
• validpassport
Effectivefrom
01JUNE2015
Applies to children
UNDER
NOT
applicable
when
travelling
within SA.
TRAVELLING TO
SOUTH AFRICA
TRAVELLING FROM
SOUTH AFRICA
UNABRIDGED BIRTH
CERTIFICATE, VISA
(if required) & VALID
PASSPORT
COMPULSORY
when submitting
all other documents
for travelling
with Children
Under 18
Supporting
documents must
be no more than
3 months old
original or
Certificates
certified
NOT in English
must be translated
into English by
official entity in
country of origin
Formoreinformation,contact:
South African Home Affairs
www.dha.gov.za
+27 11 461 9252 (International)
0800 60 11 90 (Local)
CHILD +
GUARDIAN only
CHILD
UNACCOMPANIED
Documents required:
• affidavitfrom the parents or legal guardian to
state child is allowed to travel – name guardian
• contact details of the parents or legal guardian
• copies of the identity documents and
passports of the parents or legal guardian
• if both parents deceased Director-General must
approveguardiantoaccompanychild
• ifadoptedprovideadoption certificate
Documents required:
• affidavitor court order with contact
details signed by both parents or legal
guardian giving permission to travel,
• contactdetails,certifiedcopiesofthe
identity document or passport of the person
the child is staying with (necessary if person
receiving child not same as person child is staying with)
• letterfromthepersonreceivingthechild(to include
contact details and physical address)
Download the official Home Affairs Summary http://www.capetown.travel/uploads/files/SummaryImmigrationMinors.pdf
[email protected]
ContactCapeTourismon:
+27 (0)86 132 2223
[email protected]
@CapeTownTourism
Cape Town Tourism makes every reasonable effort to ensure
that all information provided in this Travel Infographic (“Infographic”) is current and accurate at the date of publication (24
May 2015), but it makes no representations, warranties or guarantees whatsoever about the accuracy, reliability, completeness, adequacy or currency of the information in or linked to or
accessible from this Infographic.
Disclaimer
Please note that the material presented at the SAOA annual congress is not specifically endorsed or approved by the SAOA.
All speakers have the right to express their views in an open forum and any delegate may comment on these views in an orderly and
courteous manner.
Any further correspondence regarding difference of opinions of expressed views must be address to the specific speakers and no
correspondence on these matters will be entered into by the SAOA or the Executive Committee of the SAOA.
Please note that all information was correct at the time of going to print.
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