ISHA Provisional Program (Subject to Change) Anterior, lateral and Posterior Peripheral Hip Syndrome: Expert Session
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1 Date: Saturday 6 October 2018 Session Level: Experimental to Expert Session Room: 105 / 106 Session Theme: Anterior, lateral and Posterior Peripheral Hip Syndrome: Expert Session 09:00-09:30 IB1 ISHA BUSINESS MEETING ISHA BOARD 09:30-10:10 ER12 Gluteus Medius and lateral Hip pathology Filippo RANDELLI (ITA) / Giles STAFFORD (UK) 09:00-09:37 ER12.1 How gluteus medius muscle activity can be influence by hip joint status and consequences Maureen DWYER (USA) 09:37-09:44 ER12.2 Should we repair partial thickness abductor tear and how? Brian GIORDANO (USA) 09:44-09:51 ER12.3 Endoscopic repair of full thickness hip abductor tears Jovan LASKOVSKI (USA) 09:51-09:58 ER12.4 Hip abductor tendon reconstruction: techniques and results Panayiotis CHRISTOFILOPOULOS (CH) 09:58 10:05 ER12.5 What about muscle fatty degenerescence in complete tear of the Gluteus medius? Richard MATHER (USA) 10:05-10:10 Discussion PANEL 10:10-10:40 ER14 Pubalgia and adductor pathology Geoff VAN THIEL (USA) / Jan VAN HOUCKE (BE) 10:10-10:17 ER14.1 Chronic adductor related groin pain: selecting the appropriate treatment. William MEYERS (USA) 10:17-10:24 ER14.2 Percutaneous proximal abductor tenotomy or endoscopic lengthening for chronic abductor-related groin pain? TBC 10:24-10:31 ER14.3 How to manage concomitant Athletic pubalgia and FAI? Leandro EJNISMAN (BRA) 10:31-10:40 Discussion PANEL 10:40-11:00 BREAK 11:30-12:00 ER15 ER15 Ilio and Ischio-femoral Impingement syndrome Luis PEREZ CARRO (ESP) / Hal MARTIN (USA) 11:30-11:37 ER15.1 Ossification of the rectus tendon. What to do? Filippo RANDELLI (ITA) 11:37-11:44 ER15.2 Can Subspine Decompression preserve Rectus Femoris Integrity and improve Iliopsoas tracking? Brian GIORDANO (USA) 11:44-11:51 ER15.3 Technique for Ischiofemoral space decompression preserving the iliopsoas tendon and quadratus femoris insertions 11:51-12:00 Discussion PANEL 12:00-13:10 CS CLOSING CEREMONY - ALL Alston STUBBS (USA) 12:00-12:20 CS1 Presidential Guest Speaker Stephen GRAVES (AUS) Registries strengths and weaknesses and how they fit into the hierarchy of evidence 12:20-12:30 CS2 Presidential Introduction Marc J. PHILIPPON (USA) 12:30-12:35 CS3 Presidential Address Chuck CAKIC (SA) 12:35-12:38 CS3.1 Richard N. Villar Award for Excellence in Clinical Research (Trainee Award) 12:38-12:41 CS3.2 Basic Science Trainee Award 12:41-12:44 CS3.3 Joseph C. McCarthy Award for Achievement in Advancing Knowledge and Scholarship in Hip Joint Preservation 12:44-12:47 CS3.4 ISHA Award for Lifetime Achievement in Hip Preservation 12:47-12:50 CS3.5 Physical Therapy Research Award 12:50-12:55 CS3.6.1 Traveling Fellowship Presentation (1) Dadang SASETYO (IDN) 12:55-13:00 CS3.6.2 Traveling Fellowship Presentation (2) James BECKMANN (USA) 13:00-13:10 CS4 Final Discussion and Closing Remarks John O'DONNELL (AUS) Nicolas BONIN (FR) 13:10 ISHA 2018 End
2 Saturday 06 October - Room Basic to Intermediate Room Session Level: Basic to Intermediate Session Room: 110 Session Theme: Instability, bone and ligaments: Basic to Intermediate session 09:00-10:00 BR13 Diagnostic approach to instability Leandro EJNISMAN (BRA) / Gavin WOOD (CAN) 09:00-09:07 BR13.1 Role of surgeon volume and experience for the diagnosis reliability Ajay MALVIYA (UK) 09:07-09:14 BR13.2 Microinstability: A journey of understanding Benjamin DOMB (UK) 09:14-09:21 BR13.3 Role of the acetabular labrum and the iliofemoral ligament in hip stability TBC 09:21-09:28 BR13.4 New clinical and radiological signs for hip instability and their diagnostic value Marc SAFRAN (USA) 09:28-09:35 BR13.5 What is a normal acetabulum? Moritz TANNAST (CH) 09:35-09:42 BR13.6 Best way to measure hip dysplasia Gavin WOOD (CAN) 09:42-09:55 Discussion PANEL 09:55-10:40 BR14 Capsular management: do not destabilize the hip John CHRISTOFORETTI (USA) / Michael DIENST (DEU) 09:55-10:02 BR14.1 Biomechanical Evaluation of Capsulotomy, Capsulectomy, and Capsular Repair on Hip Rotation Edward Beck (USA) 10:02-10:09 BR14.2 How I don't perform capsulotomy? Tony ANDRADE (UK) 10:09-10:16 BR14.3 How do I perform my Interportal capsulotomy using traction suture, and when and how do I close it? Derek OCHIAI (USA) 10:16-10:23 BR14.4 How do I perform my T-capsulotomy and how do I close it? Aaron KRYCH (USA) 10:23-10:30 BR14.5 How do I perform my outside in capsulotomy and when and how do I close it? Frederic LAUDE (FR) 10:30 10:40 Discussion PANEL 10:40-11:00 BREAK 11:30-12:30 BR15 BR15 Treatment from Instability to dysplasia Rob DURKIN (USA) / Kotaro SHIBATA (JAP) 11:30-11:37 BR15.1 Hip instability with normal acetabular coverage: how to diagnose and to treat? Ali BAJWA (UK) 11:37-11:44 BR15.2 Capsular plicature or reconstruction: when to perform and how? Omer MEI-DAN (USA) 11:44-11:51 BR15.3 Double-loaded suture anchors for labral repair and capsular repair during hip arthroscopy Geoff VAN THIEL (USA) 11:51-11:58 BR15.4 Borderline hip dysplasia: Should we be afraid of PAO proposal? Lachlan MILNE (AUS) 11:58-12:05 BR15.5 Preoperative planning for PAO Michael WETTSTEIN (CH) 12:05-12:12 BR15.6 Patient-reported outcomes of periacetabular osteotomy Ajay LALL (USA) 12:12-12:19 BR15.7 Management of femoral anteversion in the treatment of borderline dysplasia Carlomagno CARDENAS (ESP) 12:19-12:30 Discussion PANEL
3 Session Level: All Session Room: :00-09:00 ICL8 INTERACTIVE COURSE LECTURE 8 Hip Arthroscopy: My personnal technique in Hip Arthroscopy Ali BAJWA (UK) / Alston STUBBS (USA) 08:00-08:07 ICL8.1 Labrum is torn with acetabular over-coverage? My tips Alston STUBBS (USA) 08:07-08:14 ICL8.2 Cartilage defect is staring at me: What do I do? Richard VILLAR (UK) 08:14-08:21 ICL8.3 Labrum gone missing: My parachute of Labral Grafting Marc PHILIPPON (USA) 08:21-08:28 ICL8.4 Ligamentum Teres misbehaving: My reconstruction tips Ali BAJWA (UK) 08:28-08:35 ICL8.5 Handling the Cam: How I Sneak from central to peripheral compartment Bent LUND (DEN) 08:35-08:42 ICL8.6 Direct peripheral approach for impingement lesion- my preference Michael DIENST (DEU) 08:42-08:50 ICL8.7 Capsular management: How to make it look pretty? Marc SAFRAN (USA) 08:50-09:00 Discussion PANEL 11:00-11:30 FP21 FREE PAPER SESSION Labrum Sean T. LYNCH (USA) / Mitsouri KAYA (JAP) 11:00-11:06 FP21.1 Reliability of arthroscopic classifications for hip labral tears Oliver MARIN-PENA (ESP) 11:06-11:12 FP21.2 Influence of acetabular labral tear length on outcomes following hip arthroscopy for femoroacetabular impingement syndrome with capsular plication Shane NHO (USA) 11:12-11:18 FP21.3 Relationship of morphology of hip labral tear to the clinical findings before and after hip arthroscopy Nobuaki CHINZEI (JAP) 11:18-11:24 FP :24-11:30 Discussion Comparison of All-Suture Anchor vs. Solid Anchor Psoas Tunnel Perforation during Arthroscopic Hip Labral Repair, A Cadaveric Study Brendan HIGGINS (USA)
4 Session Level: All Session Room: :00-09:00 ICL9 INTERACTIVE COURSE LECTURE 9 How to incorporate ultrasound into your practice Carlos GUANCHE (USA) / Ethud RATH (ISR) 08:00-08:08 ICL9.1 Basics of ultrasound Ehud RATH (ISR) 08:08-08:16 ICL9.2 Ultrasound anatomy of the hip anterior, lateral, posterior Carlos GUANCHE (USA) 08:16-08:24 ICL9.3 Sonographic assisted diagnosis of clinical hip conditions Victor ILIZALITURRI (MEX) 08:24-08:33 ICL9.4 Ultrasound guided procedures in hip arthroscopy Patrick WEINRAUCH (AUS) 08:33-08:42 ICL9.5 Ultrasound guided injections Carlos GUANCHE (USA) 08:42-08:50 ICL9.6 Live demonstration of hip ultrasound 08:50-09:00 Discussion PANEL 11:00-11:30 FP22 FREE PAPER SESSION - Various Patrick WEINRAUCHE (AUS) / Carlos GUANCHE (USA) Athanasios PAPAVASILIOU (GR) / Thomas SAMPSON (USA) 11:00-11:06 FP22.1 Everything you wanted to know about reading an MRI for labral and chondral hip status Thomas SAMPSON (USA) Imaging Findings of Idiopathic Adhesive Capsulitis of the Hip, Similar to Adhesive Capsulitis of the Shoulder on 11:06-11:12 FP22.2 CT Arthrography Yong-chan HA (KOR) 11:12-11:18 FP :18-11:24 FP :24-11:30 Discussion Relative Femoral Neck Lengthening for the Treatment of Complex Proximal Femoral Deformities: Deformity Correction, Complications, Clinical Outcomes and Osteoarthritis Progression Arthroscopic reduction and internal fixation of acetabular posterior wall fractures with or without femoral head fractures; minimum 2-year outcomes and complications Jeffrey Nepple (USA) Sun-jung YOON (KOR)
5 Session Level: All Session Room: :00-11:30 FP23 Trainee Awards Richard N. Villar Award for Excellence in Clinical Research Basic Science Trainee Award What is the accuracy of intraoperative fluoroscopy in evaluating anterior, lateral, and posterior coverage during 11:00-11:06 FP23.1 periacetabular osteotomy? Richard VILLAR (UK) / Damian GRIFFIN (UK) / Parminder SINGH (AUS) James WYLIE (USA) 11:06-11:12 FP23.2 Three-dimensional Femoral Head Coverage in the Standing Position Represents that Measured In-vivo during Gait Keisuke UEMURA (USA) 11:12-11:18 FP23.3 The prevalence of true acetabular retroversion in a young adult population is extremely low - analysis of 404 CT scans Antonio KLASAN (DEU) 11:18-11:30 Discussion
6 Session Level: All Session Room: :00-09:00 ICL7 INTERACTIVE COURSE LECTURE 7 Instability of the hip Martin BECK (CH) / Moritz TANNAST (CH) 08:00-08:10 ICL7.1 Hip instability are we talking about the same thing? Moritz TANNAST (CH) 08:10-08:20 ICL7.2 How to assess stability of the borderline hip Martin BECK (CH) 08:20-08:30 ICL7.3 Size and shape of acetabulum in hips with instability Simon STEPPACHER (CH) 08:30-08:40 ICL7.4 Treatment of symptomatic borderline dysplasia: Hip arthroscopy or osteotomy? Lorenz BUECHLER (CH) 08:40-08:50 ICL7.5 Borderline dysplasia: Results of PAO and hip scope Peter SMITHAM (AUS) 08:50-09:00 Discussion Panel 11:00-11:30 FP20 FREE PAPER SESSION- Hip arthroscopy and patient's Satisfaction Gavin WOOD (CAN) / Kotaro SHIBATA (JAP) Outcomes After Arthroscopic Surgery for Femoroacetabular Impingement with Global Pincer: A Systematic 11:00-11:06 FP20.1 Review Olufemi AYENI (CAN) 11:06-11:12 FP20.2 Hip Arthroscopy Improves Patient Satisfaction In All Patients Regardless Of Age Misty SURI (USA) 11:12-11:18 FP20.3 FP20.3- The Impact of Depression on Patient Outcomes in Hip Arthroscopy Robroy MARTIN (USA) 11:18-11:24 FP20.4 FP20.4- Psychiatric Disorders and Osteoarthritis Independently Predict Failure of Hip Arthroscopy Robert WESTERMANN (USA) 11:24-11:30 Discussion
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