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1 DAY 1: FRIDAY, 31 st AUGUST Operative Sessions: 8.00 am to 3.30 pm SURGICAL PROCEDURES / CASES (PROPOSED) 1. Haglund with Tendoachilles Tendinopathy 2. ORIF Calcaneus Fracture 3. OCD talus: Arthroscopic Debridement & Microfracture 4. Ankle fusion 5. Tibiotalocalcaneal Fusion with Hindfoot nail 6. Flat Foot Reconstruction 7. Triple Arthrodesis 8. Hallux valgus Correction 9. Foot & Ankle Deformity Correction FACULTIES: SURGICAL DEMONSTRATIONS Dr. Tom Lee Dr. Lew Shown Dr. David Pedowitz Dr. Jean Brilhault Dr. Hariharan FACULTIES: MODERATORS Dr. Judy Baumhauer Dr. Vinod Panchbhavi Dr. Ashish Shah Dr. K B Lee Dr. Mark Davies 3D PRINTING WORKSHOP: 3.30 PM TO 4.45 PM 3.30 pm 3.40 pm: 3D printing in orthopaedics: Current concepts & road ahead 3.40 pm 3.50 pm: Case examples & practical usage in foot & orthopaedics 3.50 pm 4.05 pm: Practical workshop for creating 3D printable file 4.05 pm 4.45 pm: Demonstration of 3D printer & hands on simulation on 3D printed foot & deformity/fracture bone model WORKSHOPS : 4.45 PM TO 6.15 PM Forefoot plates, Midfoot plates, TTC nailing, Cartiva 2 nd MTP Arthroplasty, Autologus chondrocyte implantation etc.
2 DAY 2: SATURDAY, 1 st PRE LUNCH: 8.30 AM TO 1.20 PM SEPTEMBER TIMINGS Prof. Dr. G.V.Merchant HALL Prof. Dr. P.S.Nagpaul HALL 8.30 am to CURRENT CONCEPTS CURRENT CONCEPTS 9.25 am 5 TALKS: 6 MINUTES 25 MINUTES 1. Role of primary fibula fixation in Pilon fractures 2. Management of Jones fracture 3. Surgical management of stage 2 acquired flat foot 4. Management of Hallux valgus 5. Management of pes cavus 1. Management of posterior malleolus fractures 2. Management of syndesmotic injuries 3. Management of plantar fasciitis 4. Management of equinus deformity 5. Management of OCD talus 9.30 am to am 5 TALKS: 6 MINUTES 25 MINUTES am to am 8 TALKS: 5 MINUTES 20 MINUTES WHEN WE MISS THE BUS 1. Delayed presentation/poorly managed: fracture 2. Unresolved sprain 3. Neglected Pilon 4. Malunited calcaneus fracture 5. Failed Haglund surgery MY TECHNIQUE, MY INNOVATION 1. Mini open Achilles repair 2. Subtalar approach for calcaneus fracture 3. Use of a special reduction clamp for chronic Achilles ruptures 4. Minimally invasive calcaneus & hind foot osteotomies 5. Modified lapidus procedure with plantar plate repair 6. Single approach for surgical management of instability 7. Pandey s Z calcaneal WHEN WE MISS THE BUS 1. Delayed presentation/poorly managed: syndesmotic injury 2. Delayed presentation of lisfranc injury 3. Missed midfoot injury 4. Neglected tendoachilles rupture 5. Neglected CTEV in adult MY TECHNIQUE, MY INNOVATION 1. Management of osteoporotic fractures 2. Fracture calcaneus New simple fixation technique 3. Hallux valgus reconstruction with trans articular release 4. Minimally invasive harvest of FHL & FDL 5. Lateral locking plate for open arthrodesis 6. Medial double arthrodesis 7. In expensive FHL transfer for Tendoachilles ruptures 8. Endoscopic plantar
3 11.35 am to pm 5 TALKS: 5 MINUTES 15 MINUTES osteotomy 8. Small innovations make our life better MY ONGOING RESEARCH 1. Gastro recession 2. Carbon fibre implants 3. Midfoot fusions 4. Sesamoid fractures 5. Ankle OA fasciotomy MY ONGOING RESEARCH 1. Medial column injuries of foot 2. Development for total prosthesis 3. Patient reported outcome- PROMISE 4. Molecular pathology for periprosthetic osteolysis 5. Hallux rigidus and Synthetic Cartilage implant research pm to pm 3 TALKS: 5 MINUTES 10 MINUTES pm to 1.05 pm 20 MINUTES 1.05 pm to 1.25 pm 20 minutes VIDEO 1. Basic arthroscopy 2. Arthroscopic fusion 3. Modified Evans Ram Janam Sulakshna Pandey Oration VIDEO 1. Navicular & cuboid fixation 2. Open wedge supramalleolar osteotomy 3. Hindfoot nailing: My perspective Gait Salvage through Limb Reconstruction: Complex Foot and Ankle Challenges Past President s Oration Charcot Foot &
4 POST LUNCH: 2.10 PM TO 5.45 PM TIMINGS Prof. Dr. G.V.Merchant HALL Prof. Dr. P.S.Nagpaul HALL 2.15 pm to 3.35 pm 8 debates 10 minutes each 3.40 pm to 4.40 pm 6 TALKS: 4 MINUTES 36 MINUTES 4.45 pm to 5.45 pm GREAT DEBATES - Acute Lisfranc injuries: To fuse or to fix? -Acute tendoachilles rupture: To conserve or to fuse? -Calcaneus fracture: ORIF or MIS? -Syndesmosis fixation: screw or tight rope? -Ankle fusion: Open or arthroscopic? -Ankle arthritis: TAR or fusion? -Acute deltoid injury: Conserve or operate? -Acute Charcot: Conserve or operate? CASE BASED S 1. Subtalar arthritis with talar cyst 2. Traumatic fracture dislocation in young adult: challenge for young surgeons 3. Neglected Cotton s fracture 4. An unusual complication of distal fibular locking plate 5. Deceptive fracture 6. You do not always require fixation of syndesmosis! 1. Lesser toe deformities 2. Tuberculosis in foot & 3. Tendon transfers in foot & 4. Reconstruction of post traumatic deformities 5. Management of bone loss in foot & 6. Reconstruction of complex talus injuries : BREAKOUT SESSION/ WORKSHOP 6 TALKS: 6 MINUTES 24 MINUTES GREAT DEBATES -Acute Lisfranc injuries: To fuse or to fix? -Acute tendoachilles rupture: To conserve or to fuse? -Calcaneus fracture: ORIF or MIS? -Syndesmosis fixation: screw or tight rope? -Ankle fusion: Open or arthroscopic? -Ankle arthritis: TAR or fusion? -Acute deltoid injury: Conserve or operate? -Acute Charcot: Conserve or operate? CASE BASED S 1. Open bilateral injury: A journey 2. A case of sinus tarsi implant 3. Rheumatoid forefoot correction 4. Diabetic calcaneus fracture 5. Six months old malunited bimalleolar fracture 6. Talonavicular dislocation with subtalar subluxation with talar process fracture 1. AVN in foot & 2. Peroneal tendon subluxation 3. Nerve problems & salvage 4. Role of ilizarov in foot & 5. Stress fractures in foot & 6. Orthotics in foot &
5 DAY 3: SUNDAY, 2 ND SEPTEMBER BREAKFAST WITH LEGENDS: 7.15 AM TO 8.00 AM PRE LUNCH: 8.00 AM TO 2.10 PM TIMINGS Prof. Dr. G.V.Merchant HALL Prof. Dr. P.S.Nagpaul HALL 8.00 am to 9.20 am 8 TALKS: 5 MINUTES CASE THAT TAUGHT ME A LOT 1. Bilateral crush injury foot 2. Post traumatic reconstruction CASE THAT TAUGHT ME A LOT 1. That forefoot case! 2. Talus tumor 3. Complex trauma case 3. Revision fusion 4. CMT case 40 MINUTES 4. Complicated Pilon 5. Failed TTC nailing fracture 5. Failed flat foot reconstruction 6. Failed supramalleolar 6. Midshaft tibia fracture with TTC nail 7. Missed syndesmotic injury 8. Malunited fracture osteotomy 7. Complex deformity of foot & 8. My worst deformity case 9.25 am to am 4 TALKS: 4 MINUTES 20 MINUTES OF am to am 6 MINUTES X 4 16 MINUTES FOR PATH BREAKING PAPER WHICH CHANGED MY WAY OF THINKING 1. Second-look arthroscopic findings after microfracture for OCD 2. Reconstruction of lateral ligaments 3. Cartiva implant for hallux rigidus 4. Achilles tendon lengthening for diabetic ulcers 1. How to get a patent for your innovation? 2. Arthroscopic lateral ligament repair 3. Algorithm for management of flat foot 4. Algorithm for management of metatarsalgia PATH BREAKING PAPER WHICH CHANGED MY WAY OF THINKING 1. Extensile lateral approach 2. Conversion of arthrodesis in replacement 3. Nitroglycerin patch for management of insertional TA tendinopathy 4. Malreduction of syndesmosis on CT scan 1. Approach selection for Pilon fractures 2. MIS forefoot 3. Diagnostic algorithm for forefoot pain 4. Tumors in foot &
6 10.50 am to Am 7 MINUTES X 3 10 MINUTES FOR Am to pm 8 PAPERS X 8 MINUTES pm to 1.25 pm 6 MINUTES X 5 20 MINUTES FOR MY LIFETIME WORK 1. Running biomechanics 2. Ankle reconstruction from lateral perspective 3. Midfoot classification RAM JANAM SULAKSHNA PANDEY GOLD MEDAL PAPER PRESENTATION SESSION 1. Treatment of osteochondral lesion with autologous osteochondral transplantation 2. Surgical repair of achilles tendon ruptures with previous tendinopathy 3. Posterior malleolus fracture: Changing concepts 4. Management of displaced intraarticular calcaneal fractures with minimally invasive technique- a prospective study of 40 cases 5. Radiographic evaluation of Adult Flat Foot: A Prospective Analysis 6. Radiologic Outcomes After First Metatarsophalangeal Fusion in Hallux valgus With and Without Lag Screw Fixation 7. Functional outcome of gastrocnemius recession surgery in chronic plantar fasciitis 1. Role of weight bearing CT in foot & 2. Foot & surgeon s prospective for management of diabetic foot 3. Orthobiologics MY LIFETIME WORK 1. Anthropology of foot 2. Midfoot arthritis 3. TAR design PAPER PRESENTATION 1. High Velocity pilon fractures 2. Damage control orthopaedics in foot & 3. Diabetic foot needs to be seen by eye of an orthopedician 4. Peroneal tenodesis procedure for paralytic foot 5. Management of calcaneum fracture in adults treated with plating 6. Analysis Of Outcome Of Using Syndesmotic Screws In Ankle Injuries 7. Mid-Term Results of Minimally Invasive Plate Osteosynthesis and Circular External Fixation in the Treatment of Complex Distal Tibia Fractures 1. Advanced radiological investigations in foot & 2. Paediatric flat foot 3. Tarsal coalitions 4. Newer implants in foot &
7 1.30 pm to 2.10 pm 4 TALKS: 5 MINUTES 20 MINUTES 4. What is new in Basic research? 5. How to get your research paper rejected? VIDEO 1. Tarsal tunnel release 2. Wedge osteotomies for cavus 3. Endoscopic os trigonum excision 4. Scarf osteotomy 5. CTEV in children VIDEO 1. MIS AT repair 2. TP transfer for drop foot 3. Distraction subtalar fusion 4. Weil s osteotomy Thank you Team IFASCON2018
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