AOTRAUMA ADVANCED SYMPOSIUM

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1 Program AOTRAUMA ADVANCED SYMPOSIUM April 17 & 18, 2018 Mooirivier, Dalfsen, The Netherlands

2 Value statement AOTrauma is commited to improve patient care outcomes through the highest quality education. We strive to combine the right knowledge and surgical skills that empower the orthopaedic- and traumasurgeons to put theory into practice and to improve fracture management for the benefit of the patient. The AO Principles of fracture management Fracture reduction and fixation to restore anatomical relationships. Fracture fixation providing absolute or relative stability, as required by the personality of the fracture, the patient and the injury. Early and safe mobilization and rehabilitation of the injured part and the patient as a whole. Preservation of the bloodsupply to soft tissues and bone by gentle reduction techniques and careful handling.

3 AOTrauma - Advanced symposium 3 Chairpersons The first AO Course was held in Davos in 1960-these early courses pioneered psychomotor techniques by teaching practical skills of AO Techniques. Since those early days over 250,000 surgeons and 135,000 ORP staff from over 110 countries have attended AO Courses. We now launch AOTrauma to move our education to the next level. Denise Eygendaal Carel Goslings Inger Schipper Breda Amsterdam Leiden International Faculty Philipp Lobenhoffer Germany Rick Buckley Canada Pol Rommens Germany National Faculty Content 2 Value statement 2 The AO Principles 3 Chairpersons 3 International Faculty 3 National Faculty 4 Program April 17th 5 Program April 17th 6 Program April 18th 7 Program April 18th 8 Information 9 Organization 10 Upcoming AOTrauma events Arnold Besselaar Eindhoven Joost Colaris Rotterdam Geertje Govaert Utrecht Joost de Graaf Leeuwarden Sven van Helden Zwolle Dirk-Jan Hofstee Alkmaar Peter Kloen Amsterdam Simon Knops Rotterdam Kees-Jan Ponsen Alkmaar Niels Schep Rotterdam Bertram The Breda Michiel Verhofstad Rotterdam

4 4 AOTrauma - Advanced symposium Tuesday, April 17 th, 2018 TIME TOPIC WHO Registration Welcome and opening Moderators: Denise Eygendaal & Inger Schipper SESSION I: LOWER EXTREMITY Tips and tricks in tibial nailing Pol Rommens Fore foot fractures- the neglected fractures Rick Buckley Osteotomies in tibial fractures: indications and timing Philipp Lobenhoffer Ex fix in complex lower extremity fractures: do s and don ts Kees-Jan Ponsen Discussion Coffee and Tea Moderators: Carel Goslings & Dirk-Jan Hofstee SESSION II: SURGICAL APPROACHES (INCL. SURGICAL VIDEOS) Medial and lateral approach of the elbow Niels Schep Posterior approaches for tibial plateau fractures Philipp Lobenhoffer Unusual approaches to the foot Rick Buckley Advantages of the Stoppa approach in pelvic fractures Pol Rommens Discussion Lunch Moderators: Niels Schep & Sven van Helden SESSION III: UPPER EXTREMITY DRU joint injuries: there is so much more than instability Niels Schep Paediatric forearm fractures: fix them! Joost Colaris Fixation of radial head fractures Betram The Primary prosthesis for complex fractures of the distal humerus Denise Eygendaal How and when to reconstruct the interosseous membrane Bertram The Discussion

5 AOTrauma - Advanced symposium 5 Wednesday, April 22nd, 201 TIME TOPIC WHO SESSION IV: SPORTS INJURIES Impact of hamstring injuries on performance Dirk-Jan Hofstee Dutch football players: how to deal with them and their injuries Simon Knops Professional ice skating: an injury-prone sport? Joost de Graaf Discussion Coffee and Tea Moderators: Kees-Jan Ponsen & Geertje Govaert SESSION V: TRAUMA SYSTEMS Teams in orthopaedics - why we need to do it Rick Buckley Multidisciplinary trauma units: fashion driven, better care or just frustration? Sven van Helden Trauma Care in Germany 7 years after the big bang Pol Rommens Discussion Group Discussions Foot and ankle Rick Buckley, Dirk-Jan Hofstee, Geertje Govaert Tibial plateau Philipp Lobenhoffer, Simon Knops, Michiel Verhofstad Prosthetic challenges in fracture treatment Pol Rommens, Bertram The, Peter Kloen Pediatric fractures Arnold Besselaar, Joost Colaris, Joost de Graaf RECEPTION; Who is who? DINNER

6 6 AOTrauma - Advanced symposium Wednesday, April 18 th, 2018 TIME TOPIC WHO Moderators: Bertram The & Michiel Verhofstad SESSION VI: CONTROVERSIES IN TRAUMA SURGERY Gartland II supracondylar humeral fractures: cast or K-wires? Arnold Besselaar Evidence for sterility measures in the OR Carel Goslings What surgery should be done in the middle of the night? Rick Buckley Fragility fractures of the pelvis: forget TLC and fix them? Pol Rommens Discussion SESSION VII: FEMORAL FRACTURES Non-unions in periprosthetic femur fractures Peter Kloen Femoral fractures in the elderly Michiel Verhofstad Hip fractures: do we need to operate within 48 hours? Inger Schipper Discussion Coffee and Tea

7 AOTrauma - Advanced symposium 7 Tuesday, April 11 th, 2017 TIME TOPIC WHO Moderators: Joost de Graaf & Joost Colaris SESSION VIII: POST TRAUMATIC COMPLICATIONS Humeral shaft non unions: tips and tricks in treatment Peter Kloen Bone loss management - what to do with a big traumatic hole in a bone Rick Buckley Ligamentary injuries of the knee; diagnosis, individualized treatment and outcome Philipp Lobenhoffer Is this a (deep) wound infection? Protocolled diagnosis & treatment Geertje Govaert Sense and nonsense in SI arthrodesis Sven van Helden Arthrolysis of a stiff elbow; patient selection, timing, technique and outcome Denise Eygendaal Discussion CLOSURE and CERTIFICATES LUNCH

8 8 AOTrauma - Advanced symposium Information Registration Registration fee 645,00 incl. hotel 580,50 incl. hotel for AOTrauma members Registration fee includes Hotel accomodation Coffee, tea, lunches and dinner Certificate Accreditation Requested with Dutch Association of Surgeons (NVvH) and Dutch Orthopedic Association (NOV). Mobile phone Please note that it is not allowed to use mobile phones in the lecture hall. Security It is compulsory to wear your badge during the symposium. Intellectual property Presentations and case studies are the intellectual property of the faculty. Cancellation Cancellation fee is 50% until 30 days before the event. No refund thereafter. Insurance There is no insurance effected by the organizers to cover participants against accidents or other risks. Personal belongings, left in the hotel are the resposibility of the individual participant. Language English

9 AOTrauma - Advanced symposium 9 Organization Stichting AO-Nederland Postbus ZG Hoogland Tel: +31 (0) Course location Mooirivier Hotel & Congres Oude Oever VE Dalfsen Tel: +31 (0)

10 Upcoming AOTrauma events - The Netherlands 2018 Date Course description Place Hand and wrist cadaver workshop Rotterdam Carel Goslings, Amsterdam Niels Schep, Rotterdam The basic principles of operative fracture management Oisterwijk Arnold Besselaar, Eindhoven Michiel Verhofstad, Rotterdam Pediatric fracture course Oisterwijk Arnold Besselaar, Eindhoven Taco Bijlsma, Alkmaar Approaches and fracture care in practice Leiden Niels Schep, Rotterdam Inger Schipper, Leiden November Young Generation AOTrauma Seminar Amsterdam Jesse van Buijtenen, Rotterdam Vincent de Jong, Amsterdam