CAOS 3rd National Meeting:

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1 CAOS 3rd National Meeting: ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY 2.0 Friday, 13 January 2017 Aula, Ghent University Scientific Committee Olivier Cartiaux Emmanuel Thienpont

2 Welcome Scientific Committee Olivier Cartiaux Emmanual Thienpont International Faculty Fabio Catani, Italy Fabio Galbusera, Italy Andreas Halder, Germany Gareth Jones, UK Patrick Meere, USA Michael Skipper, Denmark Timothy Wright, USA National Faculty Nele Arnout Bruno Bonnechère Herman Bruyninckx Elien De Winter Silvia Pianigiani Thierry Scheerlinck Lennart Scheys Thomas Tampere Emmanuel Thienpont Jos Vander Sloten Stefaan Van Onsem Serge Van Sint Jan Symposium Secretariat MediCongress Services Noorwegenstraat Evergem, Belgium Tel.: + 32 (0) info@medicongress.com Dear Colleagues, Artificial Intelligence, Robotisation, Big Data Analysis and Augmented Reality have entered our society and are currently changing daily tasks, work environment and human resources deployment in major companies. Disruptive technology is entering our profession at an equally rapid pace. At five years from now, it is very unlikely that we will still work in similar circumstances as we work in today. With CAOS Belgium we decided to dedicate a Symposium to novel technology that sits on the verge of break-through and has the potential to change orthopedic surgery. We hope to welcome you in Ghent for an interactive Symposium on new technology in orthopedics and hear from colleagues and commercial partners how they are contributing to this technological revolution. We look forward to meeting you in Ghent!, on behalf of the Scientific Committee:,, Olivier Cartiaux and Emmanuel Thienpont 2 3

3 Morning Program - Friday 13 January, 2017 Morning Program - Friday 13 January, Welcome Keynote Lecture: The contribution of knee biomechanics to orthopedics Timothy Wright, Hospital for Special Surgery, New York, USA Session I: Imaging & Planning Chairs: & Patrick Meere Image based knee biomechanics and patient specific treatment planning of TKA Jos Vander Sloten, KULeuven, Belgium Conversion of plain X-Ray to 3D Stefaan Van Onsem, UGent, Belgium Session III: Augmented and Virtual Reality Chairs: Geert Peersman & Lennart Scheys Augmented reality in the OR Gareth Jones, Imperial College, London, UK Virtual Reality in patient rehabilitation Bruno Bonnechère & Serge Van Sint Jan, ULB, Belgium CT based real time visualisation, UGent, Belgium Discussion Lunch The use of CT for planning THA Elien De Winter & Thierry Scheerlinck, VUB, Belgium D imaging of ACL/PCL reconstructions Thomas Tampere, UGent, Belgium Discussion Session II: Robotics in Healthcare and Sensor Assisted Surgery Chairs: & It s happening! Herman Bruyninckx, KULeuven, Belgium The true added value of CAS Fabio Catani, University of Modena, Italy Intra-operative load assessment: Fine turning of the ligaments during TKA Patrick Meere, New York University, USA Discussion and moderated audience opinion (with voting system) Coffee Break 4 5

4 Afternoon Program - Friday 13 Januray, 2017 Practical Information Session IV: Experiments and Modelling Chairs: Timothy Wright & Fabio Catani What can we learn from the spine? Fabio Galbusera, Instituto Orthopedico Galeazzi, Italy Smart knee implants will improve surgery Andreas Halder, Sana Kliniken Sommerfeld, Germany Finite element modelling of the knee, ULB, Belgium What can we learn from kinematics? Lennart Scheys, KULeuven, Belgium The relation between kinematics and kinetics Silvia Pianigiani, ULB, Belgium Knee laxity after ACL/PCL retaining TKA Nele Arnout, Ugent, Belgium Predictive power of musculoskeletal modelling Michael Skipper, Aalborg University, Denmark Discussion Industry Session: We will change Orthopaedics over the next five years Chairs: Emmanuel Thienpont & Olivier Cartiaux Detailed information to follow Closing Drink Registration Fees As of 16/12/2016 Participant 150,00 Student* 50,00 *Certificate confirming student status must be uploaded during the online registration procedure; without certificate, the participant fee will be charged. Registration includes Participation in the scientific sessions and the technical exhibition, the coffee breaks, lunch and the Closing Drink. Participants will also receive the program book and all Symposium documents. How to Register The online registration form is available at Payment Can be made by: Credit Card: VISA and MasterCard payments are accepted. Bank transfer into account number: Account Name: Medicongress Services IBAN: BE // BIC: CTBKBEBX Bank: Beobank Bank address: Waterloobaan 16, 1000 Brussel Please indicate the name of the participant and the Symposium name on all money wires. Confirmation Immediately after submitting your online registration form, an automatic confirmation is sent by . If you do not receive this automatic confirmation, your registration has not been made successfully. MediCongress will send a formal confirmation by after receipt of payment. Cancellation Policy Any participant cancelling his/her registration before 15 December 2016, will receive a refund, less 25,00 Euro covering administration costs. No refunds are made after this date. 6 7

5 Practical Information Venue Aula of the Ghent University Voldersstraat Ghent Parking Facilities Entering Ghent from the E40 or the E17 motorways, follow the arrows P-route (parking-route) until parking P5 (Kouter), P6 (Centre Parking, Korte Meer) or P7 (Sint-Michiels). Accreditation A request for accreditation has been submitted. All participants will receive a Certificate of Attendance by at the end of the Symposium. Language The official language of the Symposium is English. No simultaneous translation will be provided. Exhibition An exhibition highlighting medical and surgical equipment and pharmaceutical products will be held during the Symposium. Access to the exhibition is free for all participants. The exhibition is not accessible for non-mds. Coffee and Lunch Coffee and lunch breaks will take place in the exhibition hall. Liability In registering for the Symposium, participants agree that neither the Symposium Committee nor the Administrative Secretariat assume any liability. Participants should therefore organise their own health, travel and personal insurance. 8