EUROPEAN SPINE COURSE DIPLOMA

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1 European Education Plan EuroSpine, the Spine Society of Europe and the EuroSpine Foundation initiate the European Education Plan Initiative to foster excellence in spinal care. EUROPEAN SPINE COURSE DIPLOMA Module 1 Basic Comprehensive Course September 22, 2011 Barcelona, Spain 1/7 Module1_Diploma_Barcelona_2011_rev8

Module 1 INTRODUCTION With the support of the EuroSpine Foundation, EuroSpine, the Spine Society of Europe positions itself as a major driving force in Spine Education within Europe, acting as a

2 Module 1 INTRODUCTION With the support of the EuroSpine Foundation, EuroSpine, the Spine Society of Europe positions itself as a major driving force in Spine Education within Europe, acting as a reference point and resource for all Spine Societies struggling with similar issues at local level, including Surgical Societies such as Neurosurgery, Scoliosis, Cervical but also non surgical European Societies involved in the care of spinal disorders. Two main objectives are defined: - Deliver consistent educational program to future spine specialists resulting in an European Diploma - Deliver continuing education to spine specialists with consistent Accreditation delivered by the EACCME (European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education) Module 1 MODULE 1 BASIC COMPREHENSIVE COURSE DIPLOMA COURSE LEARNING OBJECTIVES Understand the challenge Perform a thorough clinical evaluation in a spinal patient Recognize and describe the acute management of emergency situations TARGET PARTICIPANTS Physicians intending to acquire fundamental knowledge on the evaluation of spinal disorders disease processes, clinical skills, and the emergency approach to disorders of the spine, including the last year residents of the relevant medical specialties. Marco Brayda-Bruno, MD Chairman of the Education Committee EuroSpine, the Spine Society of Europe 2/7 Module1_Diploma_Barcelona_2011_rev8

3 Module 1 FACULTY CHAIRMAN Ferran Pellisé, MD, Barcelona, Spain INVITED FACULTY J. Bago Granel, MD, Barcelona, Spain E. Cáceres, MD, Barcelona, Spain R. Gonzáles, MD, Madrid, Spain MA. Gonzáles-Viejo, MD, Barcelona, Spain A. Hidalgo, MD, Barcelona, Spain H. Mhaidli, MD, Gran Canarias, Spain M. Ramirez Gonzáles, MD, Barcelona, Spain MT. Ubierna, MD, Badana, Barcelona, Spain 3/7 Module1_Diploma_Barcelona_2011_rev8

4 Module 1 THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 22, 2011 Chairman: Ferran Pellisé INTRODUCTION AND ENTRY QUIZ 30 09:00 Introduction and structure of European Education Program F. Pellisé 09:15 Entry quiz 15 SESSION 1: SPINE: THE CHALLENGE MODERATOR: 60 09:30 Epidemiology & Economics M. Ramirez Gonzáles 09:50 Psychosocial 20 10:10 Existing Back Pain Guidelines A. Hidalgo 10:30 Coffee break SESSION 2: THE FUNCTIONAL SPINE MODERATOR: :00 Biomechanics E. Cáceres 11:30 Radiology imaging (X-Rays, MRI, CT, etc) MT. Ubierna 12:00 The growing and aging spine M. Ramirez Gonzáles 12:30 Outcomes measures J. Bago Granel 12:40 Ergonomics, the work place and the spine 10 GUEST LECTURER: 20 12:50 Guest Lecture: 20 13:10 Lunch SESSION 3: CLINICAL EVALUATION MODERATOR: 75 14:00 History, communication M. Ramirez Gonzáles 14:15 Recognising serious spine disorder, Red Flags F. Pellisé 14:30 Physical examination cervical region R. Gonzáles 14:45 Physical examination thoraco-lumbar region A. Hidalgo 15:00 Informed consent J. Bago Granel 15:15 Coffee break 4/7 Module1_Diploma_Barcelona_2011_rev8

5 Module 1 SESSION 4: EMERGENCIES MODERATOR: :45 A case story E. Cáceres 16:00 Trauma, evaluation, transport MA. Gonzáles-Viejo 16:20 Acute cord compression H. Mhaidli 16:45 Cauda equina syndrome R. Gonzáles 17:00 Systemic disease and the spine MT. Ubierna 17:30 The importance of spine registries F. Pellisé 17:45 Exit Quiz 15 18:00 Evaluation Form 15 18:15 Closing remarks 10 18:25 END OF MODULE 1 5/7 Module1_Diploma_Barcelona_2011_rev8

6 Module 1 COURSE INFORMATION DATE September 22, 2011 COURSE VENUE Hotel Icaria Barcelona Avenida Icària Barcelona, Spain REGISTRATION, DEADLINE AND FEE Deadline is September 8 th, 2011 Full registration fee for Diploma Course Module 1 is EURO (see website for combined module 1 and 5 registration fee) Please make your registration with the electronic registration form on the following link: EuroSpine Foundation Stéphanie Chapuis Education Manager Phone: s.chapuis@eurospinefoundation.org Full registration includes course admission, conference map, lunch and coffee breaks CANCELLATION 100% of the registration fee will be refunded if cancellation before August 21 st, % of the registration fee will be refunded if a written cancellation is received no later than August 28 th, 2011 No refunds will be made after August 28 th or for no-show at the event ORGANIZATION EuroSpine Foundation Stéphanie Chapuis Education Manager Phone: s.chapuis@eurospinefoundation.org ACCREDITATION The EACCME will grant equivalent hours of credits CERTIFICATE The certificate will be sent out after the course 6/7 Module1_Diploma_Barcelona_2011_rev8

7 Module 1 SYMPOSIUM LANGUAGE The symposium language is Spanish DRESS CODE Casual RECORDING & COPYING Any recording or copying of lectures is not permitted ACKNOWLEDGMENTS TO OUR INSTITUTIONAL SPONSORS FOR /7 Module1_Diploma_Barcelona_2011_rev8

8 European Education Plan EuroSpine, the Spine Society of Europe and the EuroSpine Foundation initiate the European Education Plan Initiative to foster excellence in spinal care. EUROPEAN SPINE COURSE DIPLOMA Module 5 Revisions and Complications September, 23-24, 2011 Barcelona, Spain 1/9 Module5_Diploma_Barcelona_2011_rev7

9 Module 5 INTRODUCTION With the support of the EuroSpine Foundation, EuroSpine, the Spine Society of Europe positions itself as a major driving force in Spine Education within Europe, acting as a reference point and resource for all Spine Societies struggling with similar issues at local level, including Surgical Societies such as Neurosurgery, Scoliosis, Cervical but also non surgical European Societies involved in the care of spinal disorders. Two main objectives are defined: - Deliver consistent educational program to future spine specialists resulting in an European Diploma - Deliver continuing education to spine specialists with consistent Accreditation delivered by the EACCME (European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education) Module 5 MODULE 5 REVISIONS AND COMPLICATIONS LEARNING OBJECTIVES At the conclusion of this course the participant should be able to: Diagnose complications; Identify the causes of complications; Describe the management modalities; Describe revision alternatives and strategies; Discuss the expected outcomes of management of complications and revision surgery utilizing the best available evidence in decision making. Participant will: Review the spectrum of complications in spinal surgery Discuss the possible causes of complications and ways to avoid them Discuss the management modalities of complications Discuss possible causes of revision surgery Describe basic revision strategies 2/9 Module5_Diploma_Barcelona_2011_rev7

10 Module 5 TARGET PARTICIPANTS Physicians intending to acquire basic knowledge on the causes and management of the complications of treatment and basic principles of revision surgery; including the last year residents of the relevant medical specialties. The Diploma Course is also addressed to future spine specialist willing to participate to the 5-Modules structure of the European Education Program Marco Brayda-Bruno, MD, Chairman of the Education Committee EuroSpine, the Spine Society of Europe 3/9 Module5_Diploma_Barcelona_2011_rev7

11 Module 5 FACULTY CHAIRMEN Max Aebi, FRCSD, Dr.h.c., Bern, Switzerland Haluk Berk, MD, Izmir, Turkey INVITED FACULTY 4/9 Module5_Diploma_Barcelona_2011_rev7

12 Module 5 FRIDAY 23, SEPTEMBER, 2011 Chairmen: Max Aebi, Haluk Berk INTRODUCTION AND ENTRY QUIZ 30 08:30 Welcome: course objectives 10 08:50 Entry Quiz 20 SESSION 1: GENERAL COMPLICATIONS MODERATOR: 90 09:00 Positionning of spine patient and position related complications 15 09:15 Blood management in spinal surgery 15 09:30 Thromboprophylaxis in spinal surgery 15 09:45 Discussion 15 10:00 Pseudoarthrosis: management 20 10:20 Discussion 10 10:30 Coffee break SESSION 2 (PART 1): GENERAL COMPLICATIONS MODERATOR: 45 11:00 Iatrogenic neurological injury: medical and surgical treatment options 15 11:15 Incidental durotomy, CSF fistula: management 15 11:30 Discussion 15 SESSION WORKSHOPS, CASE DISCUSSIONS 60 11:45 Workshops Topic 1/case discussion 60 Bone failure in the context of implant o DePuy o Medtronic o Stryker 12:45 Lunch SESSION 2 (PART 2): GENERAL COMPLICATIONS MODERATOR: 60 13:30 Approach related complications; cervical spine 15 13:45 Approach related complications; thoracic and lumbar spine 15 14:00 Biomechanics of failed instrumentation 15 14:15 Discussion 15 SESSION3: GENERAL COMPLICATIONS MODERATOR: 75 14:30 Complications and revisions related to osteoporotic spine 15 14:45 Complications in cervical spine surgery 15 15:00 Complications in lumbar surgery 15 15:15 Complications of minimally invasive spinal surgery 15 15:30 Discussion 15 15:45 Coffee break 5/9 Module5_Diploma_Barcelona_2011_rev7

13 Module 5 SESSION 4: DECOMPRESSIVE SURGERY RELATED COMPLICATIONS AND PSEUDOARTHROSIS MODERATOR: 60 16:00 Management of surgical site infections 20 16:20 Failed back surgery syndrome: management 20 16:40 Adjacent segment degeneration: Myth or reality? 15 16:55 Discussion 5 SESSION WORKSHOPS, CASE DISCUSSIONS 60 17:00 Workshops Topic 2/case discussion 60 Implant failure (rod and screw) and revision options o DePuy o Medtronic o Stryker GUEST LECTURE: 30 18:00 Guest lecture: Patient safety in surgical practice, safe surgery guidelines 30 18:30 END OF DAY 1 6/9 Module5_Diploma_Barcelona_2011_rev7

14 Module 5 SATURDAY 24, SEPTEMBER, 2011 SESSION 5: DEFORMITY SURGERY RELATED COMPLICATIONS MODERATOR: 60 09:00 Complications in pediatric deformity surgery 15 09:15 Complications in adult deformity surgery related to comorbidities 15 09:30 Complications of management of ankylosing spondylytis 15 09:45 Discussion 15 SESSION WORKSHOPS, CASE DISCUSSIONS 60 10:00 Workshops Topic 3/case discussion 60 Management of proximal junctional kyphosis or sagittal imbalance when it occurs o DePuy o Medtronic o Stryker 11:00 Coffee break SESSION 6: REVISION SURGERY MODERATOR: 75 11:30 Spinal balance imbalance; evaluation and management 15 11:45 Revision adult deformity surgery sagittal imbalance 15 12:00 Revision adult deformity surgery frontal imbalance 15 12:15 Revision of interspinous device and dynamic stabilization 15 12:30 Discussion 15 12:45 Lunch SESSION 7: REVISION SURGERY MODERATOR: J.C. LE HUEC :00 Revision cervical disc surgery 15 14:15 Revision lumbar disc surgery 15 14:30 Revision paediatric deformity surgery decompensation 20 14:50 Discussion 20 15:10 Coffee break 15:30 Exit quiz and answers 30 16:00 Evaluation of the course 10 16:10 Closing remarks 5 16:15 END OF MODULE 5 7/9 Module5_Diploma_Barcelona_2011_rev7

15 Module 5 COURSE INFORMATION DATE September 23-24, 2011 VENUE Hotel Icaria Barcelona Avenida Icària Barcelona, Spain REGISTRATION, DEADLINE AND FEE Deadline is September 8 th, 2011 Full registration fee for Diploma Course Module 5 is EURO (see website for combined module 1 and 5 registration fee) Please make your registration with the electronic registration form on the following link: EuroSpine Foundation Stéphanie Chapuis Education Manager Phone: s.chapuis@eurospinefoundation.org Full registration includes course admission, conference map, lunches, coffee breaks and Networking dinner CANCELLATION 100% of the registration fee will be refunded if cancellation before August 21 st, % of the registration fee will be refunded if a written cancellation is received no later than August 28 th, 2011 No refunds will be made after August 28 th or for no-show at the event ORGANIZATION EuroSpine Foundation Stéphanie Chapuis Education Manager Phone: s.chapuis@eurospinefoundation.org ACCREDITATION The EACCME will grant equivalent hours of Credits 8/9 Module5_Diploma_Barcelona_2011_rev7

16 Module 5 CERTIFICATE The certificate will be sent out after the course SYMPOSIUM LANGUAGE The symposium language is English DRESS CODE Casual RECORDING & COPYING Any recording or copying of lectures is not permitted ACKNOWLEDGMENTS TO OUR INSTITUTIONAL SPONSORS FOR 2011 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS TO OUR EDUCATIONAL WORKSHOP CONTRIBUTORS 9/9 Module5_Diploma_Barcelona_2011_rev7

MODULE 1 BASIC COMPREHENSIVE COURSE 19 June 2017 PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME

MODULE 1 BASIC COMPREHENSIVE COURSE 19 June 2017 PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME QUICK FACTS WHEN: WHERE: MAXIMUM ATTENDEES: REGISTRATION FEE: CME CREDITS: LANGUAGE: DRESS: IMPORTANT NOTE: 19 June 2017 Strasbourg,