Global Tribology. Summit

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1 Global Tribology Summit Programme Clinical Chairman: Prof Edwin Su (US) Research Chairman: Prof Michael Morlock (DE) Hilton London Paddington, London, United Kingdom April 2016 Supporting healthcare professionals for over 150 years

2 Page 2 Description The Global Tribology Summit was established to bring together experts and thought leaders from clinical practice, research, and academia to share best practice, challenge current thinking, and discuss innovation in orthopaedic tribology. The aim of this meeting is to provide a platform for building insight and sharing expertise in the area of orthopaedic tribology to further improve outcomes for patients. A faculty of global experts will review the latest research and evidence and share their experience and expertise. The meeting will provide an update on the current thinking behind advanced bearing solutions through a combination of lectures, panel discussion and free paper sessions. Learning objectives Understand the concepts of tribology Analyse and compare the different bearing options for Total Hip Arthroplasty (THA) and Total Knee Arthroplasty (TKA) Interpret and apply the latest study outcomes relating to advanced bearings and their application to improving patient outcomes Share experience and hear different solutions to overcome challenges Participant profile Opinion leaders in bearings and tribology Orthopaedic Healthcare Professionals (HCPs) specialized in THA and TKA Medical Engineers Products and technologies VERILAST OXINIUM BIOLOX * ODH BHR (Advanced) bearings in general Trademark of Smith & Nephew *registered trademark of Ceramtec

3 Page 3 Global Tribology Summit April 2016 Programme Clinical Chairman Prof Edwin Su Hospital for Special Surgery New York USA Research Chairman Prof Michael Morlock Technical University Hamburg-Harburg Hamburg, Germany Faculty Prof Gordon Blunn University College London Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital Middlesex, United Kingdom Dr Friedrich Boettner Hospital for Special Surgery New York, USA Prof Fabio Catani University of Modena Modena, Italy Prof Roberto Civinini University of Florence Florence, Italy Prof Julien Girard Centre Hospitalier Régional Universitaire Lille, France Dr Kris Govaers Saint Blasius Hospital Dendermonde, Belgium Dr Seth Greenwald Orthopaedic Research Laboratories Cleveland, USA Prof Fares Haddad University College and Middlesex Hospital London, United Kingdom Prof Moussa Hamadouche Assistance Publique des Hôpitaux de Paris Paris, France Dr Thomas Heyse University Hospital Marburg Marburg, Germany Dr Christian Kaddick EndoLab Mechanical Engineering GmbH Thansau / Rosenheim, Germany Dr Amir Kamali Director Scientific & Medical Affairs, Smith & Nephew United Kingdom Dr David Mayman Hospital for Special Surgery New York, USA Dr Richard McCalden University of Western Ontario London, Canada Prof Antonio Moroni Istituto Ortopedico Rizzoli Bologna, Italy Prof Carsten Perka Center for Musculoskeletal Surgery Charité Campus Mitte Berlin, Germany Dr Catherine Van Der Straeten Universitair Ziekenhuis Gent, Belgium Dr Andy Weymann Chief Medical Officer, Smith & Nephew Switzerland

4 Page 4 Sunday, 17 April During the day: Individual arrivals and registrations 19:00 Faculty Dinner Evening Free evening for delegates Monday, 18 April 09:00-12:00 Tribological challenges in hip and knee arthroplasty (Room Great Western 1) 09: Welcome and introduction E Su, M Morlock Concepts in tribology 09:05-09:18 Keynote: Tribology and its application in joint prostheses M Morlock 09:18-09:31 Keynote: Current tribological considerations for the arthroplasty surgeon E Su 09:31-09:39 How can hip knee and simulators enhance our understanding of tribology? C Kaddick Wear particles and polyethylene 09:39-09:47 Wear particles in hip and knee arthroplasty: Biology and systemic effects Moderator: S Greenwald C Van Der Straeten 09:47-09:55 The response to wear particles in THA: What surgeons need to know M Hamadouche 09:55-10:10 Alternative bearing surfaces: An evolution in time S Greenwald 10:10-10:18 XLPE: Friend in hips, foe in knees? D Mayman 10:18-10:26 Improving PE to solve wear problems in arthroplasty G Blunn 10:26-10:40 Discussion / Q&A 10:40-11:10 Coffee Break Hip tribology Moderator: K Govaers 11:10-11:18 Current bearing choices: Ceramic on ceramic C Perka 11:18-11:26 Current bearing choices with PE: OXINIUM, metal or ceramic R McCalden 11:26-11:34 Current bearing choices: Metal on metal A Moroni 11:34-11:42 Dual mobility: For the young or for the old? M Hamadouche 11:42-12:00 Discussion / Q&A All 12:00-13:15 Lunch

5 Page 5 Global Tribology Summit April 2016 Programme 13:15-15:45 Corrosion and bearing choice Modularity, wear and corrosion in THA Moderator: G Blunn 13:15-13:23 Trunnionosis: Which factors contribute? When is it a concern? F Haddad 13:23-13:31 Trunnionosis: Are we on the verge of an epidemic? M Morlock 13:31-13:39 Dual taper modular necks in the clinic: Advice for surgeons J Girard 13:39-13:54 What simulators can predict about corrosion and do ceramic and OXINIUM heads solve the problem? G Blunn 13:54-14:10 Discussion / Q&A All Bearing results in hips Moderator: R McCalden 14:10-14:18 What do registries tell us about the different bearing choices? F Boettner 14:18-14:26 Lessons about hip wear from retrieved implants M Morlock 14:26-14:34 Squeaking in ceramic-on-ceramic bearings: Is this a real problem? C Perka 14:34-14:42 Ceramic-on-ceramic fractures: Much ado about nothing? K Govaers 14:42-14:50 OXINIUM : Basic science A Kamali 14:50-14:58 VERILAST in THA: clinical data F Haddad 14:58-15:15 Discussion / Q&A All 15:15-15:45 Coffee Break

6 Page 6 15:45-17:25 Hip resurfacing, clinical results and metal on metal Moderator: E Su 15:45-15:53 Changing indications in hip resurfacing based on the analysis of data from the National Joint Registry (NJR) A Weymann 15:53-16:01 Metal on metal: Is there a place for it? M Morlock 16:01-16:10 BHR : A recipe for success E Su 16:10-16:18 Long-term results with BHR hip resurfacing A Moroni 16:18-16:34 Interpreting metal ion data and monitoring adverse reactions to metal debris C Van der Straeten 16:34-16:42 Clinical management of metal on metal J Girard 16:42-16:50 Totally different: Metal on metal in resurfacing vs total hip arthroplasty F Boettner 16:50-16:58 Considerations for the next generation resurfacing implant E Su 16:58-17:25 Discussion / Q&A All 17:25-18:00 Case discussions Moderator: E Su 17:25-17:55 Case discussions in hip arthroplasty - expert panel discussion J Girard, K Govaers R McCalden, F Haddad 17:55-18:00 Summary of the day E Su, M Morlock 19:00 Meet in the lobby, transfer to dinner venue 19:30 Meeting dinner

7 Page 7 Global Tribology Summit April 2016 Programme Notes

8 Page 8 Tuesday, 19 April 08:00-11:10 Tribology and clinical results in Total Knee Arthroplasty (TKA) 08:00-08:05 Welcome and introduction to day 2 E Su, M Morlock Tribology in TKA Moderator: M Morlock 08:05-08:13 Tribology of TKA: Basics and current trends F Catani 08:13-08:21 Kinematic alignment in TKA D Mayman 08:21-08:29 Neutral mechanical alignment in TKA K Govaers 08:29-08:37 Improving kinematics with better implant design F Catani 08:37-08:45 Pre-clinical testing of knee implants to enhance tribology C Kaddick 08:45-08:53 Why do knee implants fail? R McCalden 08:53-09:01 Ceramic bearings in knees: Do they meet expectations? T Heyse 09:01-09:20 Discussion / Q&A Knee results Moderator: D Mayman 09:20-09:28 Is pre-clinical testing predictive of in-vivo implant performance? S Greenwald 09:28-09:36 VERILAST in TKA: Is the 30-year wear claim based on laboratory tests clinically realistic? D Mayman 09:36-09:44 10 years results of OXINIUM in TKA R Civinini 09:44-09:52 Retrieval studies of femoral and polyethylene components T Heyse 09:52-10:00 Allergy in TKA: Does it exist? F Boettner 10:00-10:08 Cementless TKA: What the future holds E Su 10:08-10:16 Unicompartmental knee arthroplasty: Materials and design T Heyse 10:16-10:45 Case discussions in knee arthroplasty - expert panel discussion T Heyse, R McCalden F Catani, R Civinini 10:45-11:05 Coffee Break All

9 Page 9 Global Tribology Summit April 2016 Programme 11:05-11:50 Research update: Latest publications Moderator: F Boettner 11:05-10:10 Introduction F Boettner 11:10-11:45 Paper presentations 11:45-11:50 Summary and voting 11:50-12:15 Future directions and meeting conclusion Moderator: M Morlock 11:50-11:58 What is new in bearings and materials? M Morlock 11:58-12:06 Cost effectiveness and clinical implications of advanced bearings in TKA T Heyse 12:06-12:14 Managing the cost of advancing technologies S Greenwald 12:14-12:22 ODH /ODH E Su 12:22-12:35 Discussion / Q&A All 12:35-12:40 Meeting conclusion and farewell E Su, M Morlock 12:40 Lunch and departures

10 Page 10 Hotel and meeting venue Hilton London Paddington 146 Praed Street London W2 1EE Meeting dinner Bright Courtyard Club Baker Street London W1U 8EW Organisation Monique Wehmeijer Content Delivery Manager Professional Education, Europe/Canada Mobile Transfers People coming from LHR: Once we have received your flight details you will be sent an electronic Heathrow Express Return Train ticket, which you need to print out and use for the train link between the airport and the course venue. Please follow the signs from any Heathrow Terminals to Heathrow Express. The non-stop train service runs every 15 min and takes 18 min to reach London Paddington station. Upon arrival, the hotel is across the road from the train station. People coming from GTW, LTN, LCY or Kings Cross train station: Once we have received your flight details your return transfers will be booked accordingly. Please meet your driver upon arrival, he will be holding the meeting signage Tribology.

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