FINAL PROGRAMME 18 th European Congress of Trauma & Emergency Surgery May 7 – 9, 2017 Bucharest International Conference Centre, Palace of Parliament Bucharest, Romania Organised by European Society for Trauma & Emergency Surgery Romanian Society of Surgery Romanian Society for Trauma & Emergency Surgery www.estesonline.org
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FINAL PROGRAMME
18th European Congress ofTrauma & Emergency Surgery
May 7 – 9, 2017Bucharest International Conference Centre, Palace of ParliamentBucharest, Romania
Organised byEuropean Society for Trauma & Emergency Surgery Romanian Society of Surgery Romanian Society for Trauma & Emergency Surgery
Acknowledgements of Guest Societies .............................................................................................................5
ESTES Board of Directors ......................................................................................................................................6
ESTES Society ..............................................................................................................................................................7
General Information / Scientific Programme Information ...................................................................... 10
Speaker / Chairperson Information ................................................................................................................. 12
Programme at a Glance ........................................................................................................................................ 14
Sunday, May 7, 2017 ................................................................................................................................. 17
Monday, May 8, 2017 ............................................................................................................................... 30
Tuesday, May 9, 2017 ............................................................................................................................... 44
Poster Index .............................................................................................................................................................. 54
Important Addresses ............................................................................................................................................. 99
Official Networking Programme .................................................................................................................... 102
General Information Bucharest ..................................................................................................................... 103
Exhibition Floor Plan .......................................................................................................................................... 108
Industry Supported Sessions .......................................................................................................................... 109
Invited Faculty Index .......................................................................................................................................... 110
Authors Index ........................................................................................................................................................ 112
Floor Plan .............................................................................................................................................................. 141
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Welcome
Welcome
MESSAGE FROM THE ESTES PRESIDENT
Dear friends,
It gives me great pleasure on behalf of the European Society for Trauma and Emergency Surgery to welcome you to Bucharest for the 18th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery.
The Congress is the culmination of more than 2 years' work by Mircea Beuran, Bogdan Diacone-scu and their organising committee. Together with members of the Society's sections and edu-cation committee they have worked hard to put together an exciting, relevant and informative programme that will update you on the latest integrated approach to trauma and emergency surgery and provide the opportunity to experience some of the best of Romanian culture. We have a distinguished international faculty who will deliver 100 instructional lectures and lead 26 keynote sessions. More than 200 scientific papers will be presented and discussed and you will have the opportunity to discuss 450 posters with their authors.
This year there will be pre-congress courses in the management of mass casualty incidents, po-lytrauma and point of care ultrasound. Once again the Congress will play host to the European Board of Surgery examinations in both Trauma & Emergency Surgery.
This year is also the 10th Anniversary of the formation of ESTES. Since the original merger of EATES and ETS it has gone from strength to strength. That merger created a powerful synergy that has been built on over the years to create one of the world's foremost surgical societies. Acknowledging that history, it is my pleasure to welcome Abe Fingerhut and Christian Krettek to give eponymous lectures named in honour of Sten Lennquist and Otmar Trentz, two of the founding fathers of the society.
As a meeting point for European surgeons, where could be more appropriate than Romania which, located midway between the Atlantic coast and the Ural mountains, lies in the middle of Europe? It also has a wealth of traditions, history and beautiful countryside. Bucharest is one of of the most interesting cities in Eastern Europe. I hope you can take some time to enjoy it.
Whether your work is concerned purely with trauma or acute care surgery, a mixture of both, or an elective practice with on-call responsibility, I hope you will feel welcome at ECTES 2017. This Congress is a great opportunity to learn from each other and find new and powerful solutions to the problems we face: so get involved and make it work for you.
I look forward to seeing you in Bucharest for what promises to be an unforgettable experience.
Jonathan Tilsed
ESTES President 2016-2017
Jonathan Tilsed, ESTES President
2016-2017
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Welcome
MESSAGE FROM THE ECTES PRESIDENT
Dear colleagues, dear friends,
It is a great honour to welcome you to the 18th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery, due to take place from May 7–9, 2017 in Bucharest, Romania.The 18th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery is organised by the European Society for Trauma and Emergency Surgery (ESTES) in close cooperation with the Romanian Society for Trauma and Emergency Surgery and the Romanian Society of Surgery.
The leading theme of this congress is:
“Give and take – share your experience”
Colleagues of all national ESTES member societies in Europe and also from other continents will share their knowledge about prevention and caring for trauma and emergency care patients during these three days.
The meeting will cover a wide variety of topics such as Damage Control Principles, Acute Care Surgery, Peritonitis, Management of Colonic Obstruction, Vascular Injuries, Acute Management of Pancreatic Injury and Disease, Polytrauma, Trauma Systems, Collective Burn Injuries, Multiple Fractures, Pelvic Injury and many others. Instructional lecture courses, keynote sessions, case presentations and poster sessions will present the state of the art in emergency and trauma surgery.Also, the EBSQ trauma surgery examination as well as the emergency surgery examination exam will be held in association with the meeting.
Furthermore, several pre-congress courses will be organised such as the European Mass Casualty Incident Course (ECMI), the Modular Ultra Sound Estes Course (MUSEC) and the Polytrauma course.
During the sessions there will be time for discussion to share knowledge. The networking events will provide opportunities for renewing contacts and exchanging experiences between colleagues from all over the world. I am very grateful that so many experienced and young colleagues in Romania supported the organisation of this powerful event by investing a lot of time and effort.
Today, Bucharest is a cosmopolitan city with a mosaic of the old and new, traditional and modern, Eastern and Western that all contribute to its originality and charm. There are contrasts and pa-radoxes; grandeur and simplicity, remnants of other times and other values.
I am honoured and proud to welcome you to Bucharest!
Mircea Beuran
Congress President
Mircea Beuran, Congress President
2017
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Organisation & Committees
Organisation & Committees
CONGRESS PRESIDENT
Mircea Beuran – Bucharest, Romania
ORGANISING COMMITTEE
Bogdan Diaconescu – Bucharest, RomaniaMarius Anastasiu – Bucharest, RomaniaPol M. Rommens – Mainz, GermanyJonathan Tilsed – Beverley, United Kingdom
Invited Faculty
For the full list of invited speakers and chairpersons, please turn to page 110.
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Acknowledgements of Guest Societies
Acknowledgements of Guest Societies
Special thanks to the following societies and organisations which responded to our invitation and contributed to the 18th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery.
PARTICIPATING INTERNATIONAL
SOCIETIES
ATLS in Europe
ATCN Europe
Austrian Trauma Society
Belgian Orthopaedic Trauma Association
Belgian Trauma Society
Bosnian Trauma Society
Croatian Trauma Society
Croatian Urgent Medicine and Surgery Association
Czech Trauma Society
Dutch Trauma Society
Finnish Trauma Society
French Emergency Surgery Society
German Trauma Society
Hellenic Society for Trauma & Emergency Surgery
Hungarian Trauma Society
Israel Trauma Society
Italian Trauma & Emergency Surgery Society (SICUT)
Lusitanian Association for Trauma and Emergency Surgery
Norwegian Trauma Competency Service
Pancyprian Association of Trauma & Emergency Surgery
Pan-Ukrainian Association of Traumatology and Osteosynthesis
Portuguese Surgical SocietyRomanian Society for Trauma & Emergency SurgerySerbian Trauma SocietySlovakian Trauma SocietySlovenian Association of Surgeons Slovenian Society of Trauma Surgeons Spanish Surgeons AssociationSwedish Trauma AssociationSwiss Society of General Surgery and TraumatologySwiss Trauma Society (SGTV)Turkish Society of Orthopedics & TraumatologyTurkish Association of Trauma & Emergency Surgery
SUPPORTING SOCIETIESAdvanced Trauma Care for Nurses (ATCN)
AOTraumaAsociatia Romana pentru Chirurgie Endoscopica si alte Tehnici Interventionale (ARCE)
Deutsche Gesellschaft für Unfallchirurgie (DGU)
Gerhard Küntscher Society
International Bone and Joint Infection
Committee
Romanian Society for Trauma & Emergency
Surgery
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ESTES Board of Directors
ESTES Board of Directors
ESTES EXECUTIVE BOARD
ESTES President 2016-2017
Tilsed Jonathan – Beverley, United Kingdom
President Elect
Keel Marius – Berne/Zurich, Switzerland
General Secretary
Rommens Pol M. – Mainz, Germany
Past President
Pape Hans-Christoph – Zurich, Switzerland
Vice President
Voiglio Eric – Lyon, France
Treasurer
Kurihara Hayato – Rozzano, Italy
Advisory Council Chair
Zago Mauro – Bergamo, Italy
Editor-in-chief (EJTES)
Marzi Ingo – Frankfurt, Germany
SECTION CHAIRS & CO-CHAIRS
Emergency Surgery
Shamiyeh Andreas – Linz, AustriaMartinez Casas Isidro – Alicante, Spain
Disaster & Military Surgery
Bemelman Mike – Utrecht, The NetherlandsVice-chair to be confirmed
Skeletal Trauma and Sports Medicine
Wendt Klaus – Groningen, The NetherlandsRadko Komadina – Celje, Slovenia
Visceral Trauma
Riddez Louis – Linköping, SwedenVice-chair to be confirmed
Polytrauma
Pape Hans-Christoph – Zurich, Switzerland
NATIONAL DELEGATES
Bahouth Hany – Haifa, IsraelBaker Andrew – Durban, South AfricaBakota Bore – Karlovac, CroatiaBeuran Mircea – Bucharest, RomaniaCarmo Caldeira Maria – Madeira, PortugalCimerman Matej – Ljubljana, SloveniaChrysanthos Georgiou – Nicosia, CyprusDrác Pavel – Olomouc, Czech RepublicGaarder Christine – Oslo, NorwayGavrankapetanovic Ismet – Sarajevo, Bosnia and HerzegovinaHeim Dominik – Frutigen, SwitzerlandHreckovski Boris – Slavonski Brod, CroatiaJosten Christoph – Leipzig, GermanyKalashnikov Andriy – Kiev, UkraineKdolsky Richard – Vienna, AustriaKomadina Radko – Celje, SloveniaLantto Iikka – Oulu, FinlandLodier Frédéric – Lyon, FranceMartinez Casas Isidro – Alicante, SpainMesquita Carlos – Coimbra, PortugalMitkovic Milorad B. – Nis, SerbiaNijs Stefaan – Leuven, BelgiumOkçu Güvenir – Manisa, TurkeyPlatz Andreas – Zurich, SwitzerlandPons Francois – Clamart, FrancePonsen Kees-Jan – Alkmaar/Beverwijk, The NetherlandsPutzeys Guy – Bellegem, BelgiumRiddez Louis – Linköping, SwedenSimko Peter – Bratislava, SlovakiaStergiopoulos Spiros – Athens, GreeceVarga Endre – Szeged, HungaryYanar Hakan – Istanbul, TurkeyZago Mauro – Bergamo, Italy
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ESTES Society
ESTES Society
ESTES GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Monday, May 8, 2017, from 12:45Room Iorga, Bucharest International Conference Centre, The Palace of Parliament
Agenda
1. Opening and welcome 2. Approval of the agenda 3. Approval of the minutes of the General Assembly on April 25, 2016, in Vienna, Austria 4. Election of Manuela Walland as recording secretary 5. Presidential Report 6. Report of the Secretary General 7. Approval of new members & Termination of membership 8. Report of the Treasurer 9. Report of the Financial Committee Chairman 10. Discharge of the Treasurer from his responsibility 11. Appointment of the Financial Committee members for the year 2017 12. Report of the Vice-President 13. Report of the Endorsement Committee Chairman 14. Report of the Editor-in-Chief of the European Journal of Trauma and Emergency Surgery 15. Report of the Chairman of the Advisory Council 16. Report of the Section Chairs
a. Disaster & Military Surgery b. Emergency Surgery c. Skeletal Trauma & Sports Medicine d. Visceral Trauma e. Polytrauma
17. Report of the Education Committee 18. Approval of the Education Committee Chair 2017 – 2020: Peep Talving 19. Approval of the Education Committee Co-Chair 2017 – 2020: Luca Ponchietti 20. Report of the Congress President 2017 21. Election of the President Elect (2017-2018) – suggestion: Christoph Josten, Germany 22. Election of the Secretary General (2017 – 2020) – suggestion: Klaus Wendt, The
Netherlands 23. Outlook at future ESTES Congresses 24. Miscellaneous 25. Closing Remarks
Jonathan Tilsed, ESTES President 2016-2017
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ESTES Society
ESTES SECTION MEETINGS
Disaster & Military Surgery
Sunday, May 7, 201707:30 – 08:30ESTES loungeSection Chair: Mike Bemelman
Emergency Surgery
Monday, May 8, 201707:30 – 08:30Human Rights HallSection Chair: Andreas ShamiyehVice Chair: Isidro Martinez Casas
EJTES EDITORIAL BOARD MEETING
Sunday, May 7, 201712:00 – 14:00Board room – Entrance level
ESTES INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP
Annual fees:
— Regular: EUR 120 — Doctors in training / non-doctors: EUR 85
Benefits:
— Save up to 22% at the annual congress of the society, including industry exhibition — Register for endorsed courses and meetings at a reduced fee — Receive 6 issues of the European Journal of Trauma and Emergency Surgery, published
by Springer, including the ESTES News — Join one of ESTES’ five specialist sections: Disaster and Military Surgery, Emergency
Surgery, Polytrauma, Skeletal Trauma & Sports Medicine, Visceral Trauma — Receive a diploma confirming your individual membership (upon request)
For more information, visit the ESTES booth in the exhibition area or check out the website www.estesonline.org
ESTES INTERNATIONAL VILLAGE
Come in and find out more about the history, milestones and aims of the ESTES member socie-ties! ESTES International Village is located in the exhibition area in the left-hand corner next to the entrance.
Skeletal Trauma and Sports Medicine
Sunday, May 7, 201712:45 – 13:45Human Rights HallSection Chair: Klaus WendtVice Chair: Radko Komadina
Visceral Trauma
Sunday, May 7, 201707:30 – 08:30Board roomSection Chair: Louis Riddez
Polytrauma
Sunday, May 7, 201718:30 – 19:30Human Rights HallInterim-Section Chair: Hans-Christoph Pape
Education Committee
Sunday, May 7, 201718:30 – 19:30Board roomChair: Miriam RüsselerVice-Chair: Peep Talving
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EBSQ Examinations
EBSQ Examinations
FRIDAY, MAY 5, 2017
EBSQ Examination in Emergency Surgery
Start: 08:30Carol Davila University of Medicine and Pharmacy Chair: Jonathan Tilsed
SUNDAY, MAY 7, 2017
EBSQ Examination in Trauma Surgery
Start: 07:45- written exam: Human Rights Hall, Palace of Parliament- oral exam: ESTES lounge, Palace of ParliamentChair: Hans-Jörg Oestern
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General Information / Scientific Programme Information
General Information / Scientific Programme Information
ABSTRACT ONLINE SUPPLEMENT
You will find the abstracts of the 18th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery in the online archive of the “European Journal of Trauma and Emergency Surgery”.
To access the publications, please follow this link:http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00068-017-0781-y
BEST ORAL PRESENTATION & BEST POSTER AWARDS
The three Awards for Best Oral Presentation (of EUR 1000 / 500 / free congress registration for ECTES 2018) and the three Best Poster Awards (of EUR 1000 / 500 / free congress registrati-on for ECTES 2018) will be presented during the Closing Ceremony on Tuesday, May 9, 2017. Please note that the award winners need to be present at the ceremony to be eligible to receive the prize.
CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE
Your Certificate of Attendance will be included in your congress materials available at the regis-tration desk.
CME CREDITS
The scientific programme of the 18th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery is accredited by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME) to provide the following CME activity for medical specialists.The 18th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery has been accredited with 17 CME Credits. The EACCME is an institution of the European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS), www.uems.net. EACCME credits are recognised by the American Medical Association towards the Physician‘s Recognition Award (PRA). To convert EACCME credits to AMA PRA category 1 credits, please contact the AMA.
CONGRESS LANGUAGE
The official language of the congress is English. No simultaneous interpretation will be provided.
CONGRESS STAFF
The Mondial Congress & Events team members are present at the registration counter and con-gress hostesses are present in all lecture rooms as well as at the Preview Centre and as badge monitors. Do not hesitate to approach them with queries – they will gladly assist you.
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General Information / Scientific Programme Information
ESTES BOOTH
For matters regarding ESTES membership and other ESTES activities, participants are cordially invited to visit the ESTES booth in the exhibition area.
PREVIEW CENTRE
The Preview Centre is located on the right-hand side of the entrance area.Staff and equipment will be available for you to arrange and preview your PowerPoint presenta-tion. Please find more detailed information on page 12.
SCIENTIFIC POSTER AREA
All scientific posters can be viewed throughout the congress on the left-hand side of the exhibi-tion area on the ground floor.
PARKING
Attendants may park in Constituției Square, in the public parking lot. Please note that there is only a limited number of parking spaces available.
CLOAKROOM
A cloakroom and luggage storage facilities are available in the entrance area behind the regist-ration counters.
COFFEE BREAKS
Coffee during the indicated coffee breaks is included in the registration fee and will be served in the exhibition area on the ground floor.
FIRST AID
In case of need, please contact the staff at the registration desk. General emergency number: 112
SMOKING
Thank you for not smoking inside the congress venue. Smoking areas are available outside the venue, at the entrance in C1 Gallery.
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Speaker / Chairperson Information
Speaker / Chairperson Information
OPENING HOURS SPEAKERS’ PREVIEW CENTRE
— Saturday, May 6, 2017 16:00 – 19:00 — Sunday, May 7, 2017 07:30 – 18:00 — Monday, May 8, 2017 07:30 – 18:00 — Tuesday, May 9, 2017 07:30 – 14:30
IF YOU ARE A CHAIRPERSON
1. Please locate your session room in due time. Please be at your session room at least 15 minutes prior to the start of the session.
2. We may remind you that speakers need to strictly observe the time schedule. Panelists should not speak before they are recognized by the chair and must first clearly state their name, institution and country of origin.
3. Please fill in the questionnaire which will be handed to you after the respective session.
IF YOU ARE A SPEAKER IN A SESSION
1. Please locate your session room in due time. Please be at your session room at least 15 minutes prior to the start of the session.
2. Speakers should deliver and view/check their PowerPoint presentations at the Spea-kers’ Preview Centre (entrance area) at least 3 hours prior to the start of the respective session. For sessions starting at 08:30, the PowerPoint presentations should be delivered the previous day.
In order to avoid delays, speakers are kindly requested to hand in their PowerPoint presentations on USB.
Speakers are not permitted to take PowerPoint presentations directly to the technical assistant in the session rooms as it needs to be transferred onsite in the Preview Centre.
If you wish to bring your own laptop, it is crucial to make this known in the Preview Centre three hours in advance for organisational reasons.
Please note that your speaking time as indicated has to be strictly followed: ICL = 15 min, keynote = 12 min, free paper = 6 min. Your remaining speaking time will be displayed during your presentation.
You may rest assured that your files will be deleted from the congress server after your pre-sentation.
The best oral presentations will be chosen by a jury and receive the Best Oral Presentation Awards during the Closing Ceremony on Tuesday, May 9, 2017. Presence at the ceremony is mandatory for the award winners.
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IF YOU ARE PRESENTING A POSTER
The poster area is located on the ground floor in front of the Human Rights Hall.
Each poster will be displayed for the duration of the congress. Posters have to be mounted Sa-turday, May 6, 2017 between 16:00 and 19:00 or on Sunday, May 7, 2017, between 08:00 and 10:30. Please attach the poster to the board with the corresponding poster placement number and remove it on Tuesday, May 9, 2017, between 13:00 and 15:00; otherwise, the staff will dispose of it.
Stripes for mounting the posters will be available in the poster area. Please note that only these stripes may be used for mounting posters to avoid damaging the panel surface.
Out of all submitted abstract the 11 best posters were selected by the scientific committee prior to the congress. These posters will be presented in the Best Poster session which will take place on:
A jury will assess all poster presentations and select the three best posters.
The prizes for the three best posters will be awarded to the winners at the Closing Ceremony, which takes place on Tuesday, May 9, 2017, at 15:30. Please note that the award winners need to be present at the ceremony to be eligible to receive the prize.
If you have any questions regarding your poster(s), please do not hesitate to contact the staff at the registration desk.
Programme at a Glance – Sunday
Programme at a Glance – Sunday
See ECTES 2017_Programme grid – Verknüpfung
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Programme at a Glance – Monday
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME
Sunday, May 7, 2017
08:30 – 10:00 Alexandru Ioan Cuza
ICL •POLYTRAUMA – DEFINITION AND MANAGEMENT ASPECTS
1. The definition revisited Hans-Christoph Pape, Zurich, CH
2. Trauma induced coagulopathy Jean-Louis Vincent, Brussels, BE
3. Prophylaxis and treatment of hypothermia Dorel Sandesc, Timisoara, RO
4. Pain control Mihaela Vartic, Bucharest, RO
5. Thromboembolic prophylaxis Rolf Rossaint, Aachen, DE
08:30 – 10:00 Bratianu
ICL •LAPAROSCOPY IN EMERGENCY SURGERY
Chairs: Mauro Zago, Bergamo, IT & Catalin Copaescu, Bucharest, RO
1. Laparoscopy in upper gastrointestinal emergencies Luigi Boni, Varese, IT
2. Emergencies in bariatric surgery Catalin Copaescu, Bucharest, RO
3. Laparoscopy for small bowel obstruction Günther Klimbacher, Graz, AT
4. Laparoscopy in perforated diverticulitis Eugen Dorin Popa, Värnamo, SE
5. Laparoscopy for bleeding after elective surgery Mathias Biebl, Berlin, DE
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08:30 – 10:00 Iorga
Keynote session •ABDOMINAL EMERGENCIES
Chairs: Ari Leppäniemi, Helsinki, FI & Sorin Paun, Bucharest, RO
1. Keynote: Primary anastomosis in peritonitis Sorin Paun, Bucharest, RO
2. O001 - The use of ROTEM in predicting the severity of sepsis in patients undergoing emergency laparotomy M. Elniel, N. Misra; Liverpool, GB
3. O002 - Damage Control Surgery for non-traumatic abdominal emergencies E. Girard, J. Abba, C. Lanchon, B. Boussat, P. Bouzat, C. Letoublon, M. Chirica, C. Arvieux; Grenoble, FR
4. O003 - Sepsis as a determinant variable in establishing the optimum timing for reintervention after abdominal surgery M. Bratu, M. Beuran; Bucharest, RO Nominated for best oral award
5. O004 - The effect of abdominal negative pressure wound therapy on the measurement of intra-abdominal pressure A. Garcia1, A. Sanchez1, J. Bayona2, A. Gutierrez1, J.C. Puyana; 1Cali, CO, 2C, CO, 3Pittsburgh, PA/US
6. O005 - Left-Sided Complicated versus Uncomplicated Colon Cancer M. Beuran, I. Negoi, S. Paun, B. Stoica, C. Ciubotaru, A. Cruceru, A. Runcanu, M. Vartic; Bucharest, RO
7. O006 - A Retrospective Study of Clinical Outcome After the Open Abdomen Management in Our Single Center K. Sekiya, Y. Otomo, K. Morishita; Tokyo, JP
08:30 – 10:00 Balcescu
Keynote Session • • •TRAUMA EDUCATION AND SIMULATION
Chairs: Andrew Peitzman, Pittsburgh, US & Valeriu Surlin, Craiova, RO
1. Keynote: Rescue surgery – what, when, where and who? Kenneth Boffard, Johannesburg, SA
2. O007 - Impact of the implementation of the course TEAM (Trauma Evaluation and Management) in the final year students of Degree of Medicine J. Tinoco-González1, I. Ramallo-Solís1, M. Rubio Manzanares Dorado1, F. López-Bernal1, M.J. Tamayo2, F.J. Padillo Ruíz2, F. Pareja Ciuró2; 1Seville, ES, 2Sevilla, ES
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3. O008 - Motivation and acceptance of peer examination in a clinical skills course for medical students M. Burggraf1, J. Kristin2, M. Jäger1, M. Kauther1; 1Essen, DE, 2Duesseldorf, DE
4. O009 - Using e-learning as a training tool for trauma surgeons O. Lupescu, M. Nagea, C. Patru, T.E. Avramescu, P. Niculescu, G.I. Popescu; Bucharest, RO
5. O010 - Definitive Surgical Trauma Care course: participant survey E. Kostidou1, G. Konstantoudakis2, I. Pentara2, A. Mantzouni3, P. Vasiliou1; 1Chaidari, Athens, GR, 2Nafplion, GR, 3Athens, GR
6. O011 - The art of teaching on European Trauma Course (ETC): an insights from active ETC Austria instructors M. Huepfl1, M. Hüpfl1, D. Lulic2, F. Trummer1, A. Deixler1, K. Kalan Ustar1, V. Tregubov1, C. Schreiber1, I. Lulic2; 1Vienna, AT, 2Zagreb, HR
7. O012 - Simulation-Based Training For Patient Safety: Postsurgical Analysis Of Failed Iliosacral Screw Placement By A Novel Fluoroscopic Surgery Simulator E. Vacas1, J. Ferrero Recasens1, P. Paramo Diaz1, S. López-López1, M. Herrero2, I. Ávila2, P. Caba-Doussoux1; 1Madrid, ES, 2Colmenar Viejo, ES Nominated for best oral award
8. O013 - Endovascular workshop and educational activity in Japanese Society of Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology in Emergency, Critical Care, and Trauma (DIRECT); Implementation of prompt and rapid radiology in trauma T. Funabiki1, Y. Matsumura2, H. Kondo3, K. Idoguchi4, J. Matsumoto5; 1Yokohama, JP, 2Baltimore, MD/US, 3Itabashi, JP, 4Izumisano, JP, 5Kawasaki City, JP
9. O014 - Tactical Combat Rescue (TCR) Course. A new era in military trauma and emergency education. I. Gerogiannis1, A. Toumbelis2, G. Sassos2; 1Oxford, GB, 2Thessaloniki, GR
08:30 – 10:00 Human Rights Hall
Keynote Session •
SKELETAL TRAUMA: UPPER LIMB
Chairs: Klaus Wendt, Groningen, NL & Ovidiu Alexa, Iasi, RO
2. O015 - Our experience in the treatment of scapulothoracic dissociation N. Tzachev, A. Georgiev, V. Stoichkov, B. Zlatev; Sofia, BG
3. O016 - Epidemiology of Injuries to the Sternoclavicular Joint and the Medial Clavicula in Germany J. Unterkofler1, D. Merschin1, S. Trach1, D. Gümbel2, A. Ekkernkamp1, S. Schulz-Drost1; 1Berlin, DE, 2Greifswald, DE
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4. O017 - Varus displaced proximal humeral fractures in the elderly treated by molded locking plate osteosynthesis with inferiorly directed screws combined with subchondral anchors reduces significantly secondary varus displacement and screw-penetration. G. Putzeys, Kortrijk, BE
5. O018 - Plate fixation of the proximal humerus: A comparative study of postoperative complications in two European countries F. Beeres1, N. Hallensleben1, S. Rhemrev2, J..C. Goslings3, N. Schep4, R. Babst1; 1Luzern, CH, 2Den Haag, NL, 3Amsterdam, NL, 4Rotterdam, NL
6. O019 - The Amsterdam Wrist Rules safely reduces need for radiography after wrist trauma: an implementation study M. Mulders1, M. Walenkamp1, N. Sosef2, F. Ouwehand1, J..C. Goslings1, N. Schep3; 1Amsterdam, NL, 2Hoofddorp, NL, 3Rotterdam, NL
7. O020 - Conservative treatment of distal radial fractures in octogenarians F. van Brussel1, E. Van Delft2, J. Vermeulen3; 1Amsterdam, NL, 2Haarlem, NL, 3Hoofddorp, NL Nominated for best oral award
8. O021 - Non displaced distal radial fractures in adult patients: Three weeks versus five weeks of cast immobilization, a randomized controlled trial. E.A.K. van Delft1, A. Bentohami1, N. Sosef1, J. Vermeulen1, J..C. Goslings2, N. Schep3; 1Hoofddorp, NL, 2Amsterdam, NL, 3Rotterdam, NL Nominated for best oral award
10:30 – 12:00 Alexandru Ioan Cuza
ICL • • • • • •DAMAGE CONTROL IN TRAUMA AND EMERGENCY SURGERY
Chairs: Selman Uranues, Graz, AT &Kenneth Boffard, Johannesburg, ZA
1. Goal driven hemostasis Ernest Moore, Denver, US
2. Endpoints of resuscitation Louis Riddez, Stockholm, SE
3. Damage control in abdominal trauma Demetrios Demetriades, Los Angeles, US
4. Damage Control in skeletal trauma Klaus Wendt, Groningen, NL
5. Damage control – is over-use an issue? Kenneth Boffard, Johannesburg, ZA
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• Emergency Surgery • Military & Disaster • Polytrauma • Skeletal Trauma • Visceral Trauma • Education
10:30 – 12:00 Bratianu
ICL •RECENT DISASTERS: LESSONS LEARNED
Chairs: Stefaan Nijs, Leuven, BE & Serban Popescu, Bucharest, RO
1. Nice track attack Patrick Baqué, Nice, FR
2. Istanbul airport attack Mehmet Ozdogan, Antalya, TK
3. Munich terror attacks Stefan Schultz-Drost, Berlin, DE
4. Brussels attacks Stefaan Nijs, Leuven, BE
5. Bucharest fire Serban Popescu, Bucharest, RO
10:30 – 12:00 Iorga
Guest Symposium: AOTrauma
FRACTURE OF THE DISTAL RADIUS
Chairs: Ana Ekman, Stockholm, SE & Mircea Popescu, Timisoara, RO
1. Fractures of the distal radius - who should we operate? Andrey Ursache, RO
2. Pearls and pitfalls in distal radius fracture surgery Johan Scheer, Sweden
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10:30 – 12:00 Balcescu
Keynote Session •ACUTE CARE SURGERY
Chairs: Eric Voiglio, Lyon, FR & Viorel Scripcariu, Iasi, RO
1. Keynote: Perforated diverticulitis – the optimal approach Eric Voiglio, Lyon, FR
2. O022 - Utility of the Laboratory Risk Indicator for Necrotizing Fasciitis (LRINEC) Score and Haemogram-derived scores in Fournier‘s Gangrene – a cross-sectional study M. Ferreira, N. Carvalho, F. Borges, M. Costa, J. Simoes, A. Folgado, J. Corte Real; Almada, PT
3. O023 - The role of the early Gastrografin test in a decision-making algorithm for the management of patients with adhesive small bowel obstruction (ASBO)
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L. Cobuccio, A. Bertolucci, D. Tartaglia, C. Cremonini, S. Musetti, M. Pucciarelli,C. Galatioto, M. Chiarugi; Pisa, IT
4. O024 - LRINEC SCORE(Laboratory Risk Indicator for Necrotizing Fasciitis) in soft tissueinfections–A small study from the Indian subcontinentA. Rekha, N. Datluri; Chennai, INNominated for best oral award
5. O025 - Laparostomy - a 2 year cohort analysisN. Tenreiro, S. Silva, C. Ferreira, F. Próspero Luis; Vila Real, PT
6. O026 - Necrotizing fasciitis - a rare but life-threatening septic emergencyM. Greitbauer, V. Weihs, S. Hajdu; Vienna, AT
7. O027 - Upper gastrointestinal bleeding in patients with head traumaE. Radu, I. Coman, O. David, M. Paraschiv, S. Tanasescu, V. Grigorean; Bucharest, RO
8. O028 - Obstructed colon cancer in patients over 80 years of ageM. Rubio Manzanares Dorado1, F. Pareja Ciuró2, S. Martín Núñez2, J. Tinoco González,M.J. Tamayo2, F. Lopez Bernal, F.J. Padillo Ruíz2; 1Seville, ES, 2Sevilla, ES
10:30 – 12:00 Human Rights Hall
Keynote Session • • •GERIATRIC TRAUMA PATIENTS
Chairs: Jean-Louis Vincent, Brussels, BE & Liliana Mirea, Bucharest, RO
1. Keynote: Trauma in extremely agesLiliana Mirea, Bucharest, RO
2. O029 - Decision making for geriatric emergency patients with severe irreversible neurological deterioration – an analysis of two European surveysM. Paduraru3, I. Martinez Casas2, L. Ponchietti3, J. Pereira4, A. Landaluce-Olavarria5, D. Mariani6; 1Tomelloso, ES, 2Jaen, ES, 3Miton-Keynes, GB, 4Viseu, PT, 5Gualdacano(vizcaya), ES, 6Legnano, ITNominated for best oral award
3. O030 - WITHDRAWN4. O031 - Our Experience In Treating Elderly Polytraumatised People
F.S. Groseanu, C. Budica, R. Visan, S. CRISTEA; Bucuresti, RO5. O032 - Alarmingly low sacral bone mass in sacra with a fragility fracture of the sacrum
D. Wagner1, A. Hofmann1, L. Kamer2, T. Sawaguchi3, H. Noser2, P. Rommens1; 1Mainz, DE, 2Davos, CH, 3Toyama, JP
6. O033 - Fragility fractures of the pelvis cause hemorrhagic shock: Which fracture pattern causes severe bleeding?
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• Emergency Surgery • Military & Disaster • Polytrauma • Skeletal Trauma • Visceral Trauma • Education
Y. Ueda1, H. Tsuji2, Y. Kurata2, J. Saito2, K. Sato2; 1Sapporo City, JP, 2Sapporo, JP7. O034 - Pelvic ring fractures in the elderly population, does the presence of a hip
prosthesis alters the fracture pattern?J. Anthonissen, G. Putzeys; Kortrijk, BE
8. O035 - Hematological markers of preoperative mortality in geriatric population withtrochanteric fracturesT.S. Gheorghevici1, B. Puha1, B. Veliceasa1, G. Puha2, O. Alexa1; 1Iasi, RO, 2Iași, RO
9. O036 - COMplex Fracture Orthopedic Rehabilitation (COMFORT) – Ambulatorymonitoring of rehabilitation patterns after proximal femur fractures in elderlyM. Raaben1, S. Redzwan2, R. Augustine2, A. Granqvist3, R. Galmin3, L. Derks4, H.Schwietert4, T. Blokhuis5; 1Utrecht, NL, 2Uppsala, SE, 3Stockholm, SE, 4Amsterdam, NL,5Maastricht, NLNominated for best oral award
12:15 – 12:45 Alexandru Ioan Cuza
Named Lecture
THE STEN LENNQUIST LECTURE: MYTHS IN EMERGENCY SURGERY
Abraham Fingerhut, Paris, FR
14:00 – 15:30 Alexandru Ioan Cuza
ICL •WHAT DOES THE CRITICALLY ILL PATIENT REQUIRE?
Chairs: Jonathan Tilsed, Beverley, UK & Ioana Grintescu, Bucharest, RO
1. What competence is required?Jonathan Tilsed, Beverley, UK
2. Surgical critical care: where are we?Christine Gaarder, Oslo, NO
3. How to feed: enteral or parental?Ioana Grintescu, Bucharest, RO
4. Prevention of infectionJean-Louis Vincent, Brussels, BE
5. ECMO in the service of the critically ill patientElias Degiannis, Johannesburg, ZA
14:00 – 15:30 Bratianu
ICL •FEMORAL NECK FRACTURES IN THE ELDERLY
Chairs: Milorad Mitkovic, Nis, RS & Mircea Popescu, Timisoara, RO
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1. Is there a standard of care? Milorad Mitkovic, Nis, RS
2. Hip preserving versus arthroplasty Peter Simko, Bratislava, Slovakia
3. Does cement augmentation make sense? Andreas Platz, Zurich, CH
4. Arthroplasty versus hemiarthroplasty Guy Putzeys, Kortrijk, BE
5. Do we have to operate within 24 hours? Inger Schipper, Leiden, NL
14:00 – 15:30 Iorga
Keynote Session • •VASCULAR TRAUMA
Chairs: Juan A. Asensio, Omaha, US & Dragos Ene, Bucharest, RO
1. Keynote: Resuscitative endovascular balloon occlusion of the aorta (REBOA) – how, who, what and why? Juan A. Asensio, Omaha, US
2. O037 - Vascular Trauma of the Extremities With Respect to Differences between Upper and Lower Limbs G. Hohenberger1, P. Konstantiniuk1, J. Cambiaso-Daniel1, V. Matzi2, A. Schwarz1, R. Krassnig1, U. Berzins1, P. Holweg1, T. Cohnert1; 1Graz, AT, 2Leoben, AT
3. O038 - Long-term consequences of Abdominal Aortic & Junctional Tourniquet (AAJT) application to control junctional hemorrhage in a survival swine model B. Kheirabadi, M. Dubick; Jbsa, Ft. Sam Houston, Texas, TX/US Nominated for best oral award
4. O039 - Aortic size index for AAA rupture prediction in women T. Cohnert, Graz, AT, S. Koter, Graz, AT
5. O040 - Outcome in patients with blunt aortic injury undergoing endovascular treatment V. Makaloski, T. Wyss, J. Schmidli; Bern, CH
6. O041 - Management of Iatrogenic Vascular Injuries and Lessions in a Role 3 Hospital During Period 2014-2016N. Degermetzoglou1, K. Stavrides2, N. Zacharopoulos2, I. Lazarides2, N. Saratzis2; 1Athens, GR, 2Thessaloniki, GR
7. O042 - Simulation on vascular surgical techniques in aortoiliac pathology and trauma B. Stancu, F. Beteg, A. Mironiuc, A. Muste, C. Gherman, O. Andercou; Cluj-Napoca, RO
8. O043 - Local hemostatic agents might not be superior to wound packing by standard gauze in a swine model of lethal groin injury
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V. Reva1, A. Denisov1, V. Adamenko1, A. Yudin1, S. Telickiy1, E. Semenov1, I. Yablokov1, A. Churkin1, I. Samokhvalov2; 1Saint-Petersburg, RU, 2Sankt-Peterburg, RU
9. O044 - Pericardial involvement in thoracic trauma – diagnosis and treatment O. David, I. Calangea, I. Coman, E. Radu, V. Porojan, V. Grigorean; Bucharest, RO
14:00 – 15:30 Balcescu
Keynote Session • •
PELVIC INJURY
Chairs: Ingo Marzi, Frankfurt, DE & Ion Georgescu, Craiova, RO
1. Keynote: Management of severe haemorrhage from pelvic injury Pol M. Rommens, Mainz, DE
2. O045 - Place of preperitoneal pelvic packing in severe pelvic injuries: a study of 14 cases performed in a French level 1 trauma centrerM. Coisy1, T. Monchal1, E. Hornez2, S. Bourgouin1, Y. Baudoin2, P. Savoiie1, P. Balandraud1; 1Toulon Cedex, FR, 2Clamart, FR
3. O046 - Angio-Embolization following mechanical pelvic stabilization and pelvic packing in patients with severe pelvic ring fractures: A safe method to address ongoing bleeding T. Lustenberger1, S. Wutzler1, P. Störmann1, H. Laurer1, I. Marzi2; 1Frankfurt Am Main, DE, 2Please Enter, DE
4. O047 - Active involvement of a dedicated interventional radiology team contribute to rapid procedures and hemodynamic improvement of severe pelvic fracture patients K. Tanaka1, K. Morimoto1, Y. Ichinose1, Y. Matsumura2, J. Matsumoto3; 1Tachikawa, JP, 2Baltimore, MD/US, 3Kawasaki City, JP
5. O048 - Surgical treatment of pelvic fractures in children M. Petrov, D. Pavlova; Moscow, RU
6. O049 - Defining the Pubic Symphysis Angle with Respect to the Coronal Plane – Clinical and Biomechanical Considerations B. Link1, N..B. Ha2, L..B. Solomon3, M. Rickman2; 1Lucerne, CH, 2Adelaide, SA/AU, 3Adelaide, AU
7. O050 - Acetabular fracture plus hip dislocation: is always a deadly combination for the hip outcome? M. Popescu, M. Dragusanu, B. Tunescu, R. Dagla, A. Tiris, D. Cojocaru, A. Totorean, G. Noditi; Timisoara, RO
8. O051 - The risk of the vascular injury in the S2 sacroiliac screw fixation: CT-angiography study S. Kitada, Nishimomiya, Hyogo, JP
9. O052 - A New technique for stabilizing ilio-sacral joint by using spinal instrumentation T. Miyake1, A. Mogami1, S. Ogura2; 1Izunokuni-Shi, JP, 2Gifu-Shi, JP
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Guest Symposium International Bone and Joint Infection Committee INFECTION
Chairs: Günter Lob, Munich, DE & Heinz Winkler, Vienna, AT
1. The essence of Osteomyelitis: Pathology, diagnostic and basic therapeutical featuresAndreas Tiemann, Suhl, DE
2. Infections of the hand & forearm compartmentsKonstantinos Malizos, Biopolis, GR
3. Antibacterial protected implants: what is the evidence?Carlo Romano, Milan, IT
4. Bridging infected long bone defectsGünter Lob, Munich, DE
5. Allografts in Septic SurgeryHeinz Winkler, Vienna, AT
16:00 – 17:30 Alexandru Ioan Cuza
ICL •GERIATRIC EMERGENCY SURGERY
Chairs: Rolf Rossaint, Aachen, DE & Mihai Paduraru, Milton Keynes, UK
1. Population aging and its impact on emergency surgeryMihai Paduraru, Milton Keynes, UK
2. The perspective of the emergency surgeonMahir Ozmen, Ankara, TK
3. The perspective of the anaesthesiologistLaura Rodríguez Melguizo, Valencia, ES
4. The problem of anticoagulantsRolf Rossaint, Aachen, DE
1. Difficult acute colecistitis2. Diverticulitis3. Postoperative bleeding after elective GI surgery4. Bowel obstruction
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16:00 – 17:30 Balcescu
Keynote Session • •POLYTRAUMA: ORGANISATION OF CARE AND OUTCOME
Chairs: Peep Talving, Tartu, EE & Valentin Calu, Bucharest, RO
1. Keynote: The value of surgical education on cadavers: experiences and the result of an European ESTES Survey Peep Talving, Tartu, EE
2. O053 - Causes, Injury Patterns and Outcomes of Older Multitrauma Patients – An analysis of the Dutch trauma registry R. de Vries, I. Reininga, M. El Moumni, K. Wendt; Groningen, NL
3. O054 - Optimizing the use of the trauma room A. Braslavsky, A. Bukin, O. Efremov, A. Fedorenko, A. Rapoport, W. Krayim, M. Vaskovic, S. Biswas, D. Fuchs, E. Solomonov; Safed, IL
4. O055 - The trauma patient in the computed tomography lab- how long does it take and are there barriers to good patient flow? L.I. Simonsen1, C. Gaarder1, P.A. Naess1, H. York2; 1Oslo, NO, 2Herts, GB Nominated for best oral award
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5. O056 - Abdominopelvic injuries due to road traffic accidents: characteristics in a French registry of 162,695 victimsT. Monchal, A. Ndiaye2, B. Gadegbeku2, M. Hours2, E. Javouhey2, F. Rongieras2, O. Monneuse3, J. Martin; 1Toulon Cedex, FR, 2Bron Cedex, FR, 3Lyon, FR
6. O057 - Deep coma dose not always predict poor outcome for the patients with polytrauma J. Huang1, C.Y. Fu2, Y. WU3; 1Taoyuen, TW, 2Taoyuan, TW, 3Taoyuan County, TW
7. O058 - Relative factor VIII depletion may be a critical driver of massive transfusion need and mortality secondary to hemorrhagic shock after traumatic injury. P. Einersen, Aurora, US Nominated for best oral award
8. O059 - Differences in characteristics and outcome of patients with penetrating injuries in the U.S. and the Netherlands: A multi-institutional comparison A. Hage1, S. Dijkink2, P. Krijnen3, G. van der Wilden4, G. Kasotakis5, D. den Hartog6, J..C. Goslings7, F. Bloemers7, S. Rhemrev1, D. King5, G. Velmahos5, I. Schipper3, R. Hoencamp4; 1The Hague, NL, 2Den Haag, NL, 3Leiden, NL, 4Leiderdorp, NL, 5Boston, MA/US, 6Rotterdam, NL, 7Amsterdam, NL
9. O060 - Perceived QoL after trauma: a focus group study N. Kruithof1, M. Traa1, M. Karabatzakis1, S. Polinder2, J. de Vries1, M. de Jongh1; 1Tilburg, NL, 2Rotterdam, NL
16:00 – 17:30 Human Rights Hall
Keynote Session • • •ABDOMINAL TRAUMA 1
Chairs: Andrew Peitzman, Pittsburgh, US & Constantin Copotoiu, Targu Mures, RO
1. Keynote: Contemporary management of pancreatic injuries Andrew Peitzman, Pittsburgh, US
2. O061 - Nonoperative Management of Blunt Injuries of the Spleen – Our Experience M. Venter, I. Gheju, R.C. Marian, A. Chiotoroiu, C. Oprescu, D. Venter, M. Hirshi, M. Beuran; Bucharest, RO
3. O062 - Management of Blunt Splenic Injuries at the American University of Beirut Medical Center: The Six Years Experience Since the Inception of the Trauma Team A. El Rifai1, G. Abi Saad2, H. Farhat2, T. Qaraqe2, M. Harb2, A. Hallal2; 10000, LB, 2Beirut, LB
4. O063 - Management of The Blunt Abdominal Trauma: NOM/OM O. Bulat, L. Ionescu, V. Scripcariu, B. Diaconu, C. Bulat; Iasi, RO
5. O064 - Laparoscopy indications and limits in enteral trauma R. Mehic1, V. Marcu1, V. Indreica1, G. Jinescu1, M. Beuran2; 1Bucuresti, RO, 2Bucharest, RO
6. O065 - Is laparoscopy still recommended in abdominal trauma ?
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A. Nicolau, R. Vasile, M. Craciun, R. Zota; Bucharest, RO7. O066 - Laparoscopic splenectomy after failure of non-operative management
G. Maltinti1, R. somigli2, C. bergamini2, P. prosperi2, A. bruscino2, G. Alemanno2, A. Giordano2, A. valeri2; 1Castelfiorentino, IT, 2Florence, IT
8. O067 - Laparoscopic Management of Blunt Trauma Patients: Single Center´s Results C.A. Menegozzo1, S. Damous1, P. Alves1, A. Andreotti2, D. Andrade2, L. Daia2, E. Utiyama2; 1Sao Paulo, BR, 2São Paulo, BR
9. O068 - Splenic hilum ligation; effects on the injured spleen and its function in rat model M. Hosseinpour, A.H. Irajpour; Isfahan, IR Nominated for best oral award
10. O069 - Trauma Surgery in Patients Receiving Anticoagulant Therapy - Is It Safe? M. Anastasiu, R. Dedu, D. Vicol, N. Micu; Buzau, RO
17:30 – 18:30 Alexandru Ioan Cuza
OPENING CEREMONY
Sunday, May 7, 2017, 17:30 – 18:30 Location: Alexandru Ioan Cuza on the first floorModerators: Mircea Beuran, Bucharest, RO & Bogdan Diaconescu, Bucharest, RO
Opening Ceremony Agenda
— Congress President’s Address, Mircea Beuran
— ESTES President’s Address: Jonathan Tilsed
— Welcome Address, Romanian Government Official
— 10 years of ESTES: What have we achieved? The view from the trauma surgeon Pol M. Rommens
— 10 years of ESTES. What have we achieved? The view of the emergency surgeon Eric Voiglio
— Congress Grants Awards by ESTES President
— Proclamation of new ESTES Honorary Members by ESTES President
— Closing Remarks by Congress Co-Chair Bogdan Diaconescu
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ICL • •STOP THE BLEEDING
Chairs: Andrew Peitzman, Pittsburgh, US & Bogdan Diaconescu, Bucharest, RO
1. Liver injuries: when to observe, embolize or operate? Hakan Yanar, Istanbul, TR
2. Splenic injuries: when to observe, embolize or operate? Bogdan Diaconescu, Bucharest, RO
3. Management of retroperitoneal bleeding Andrew Peitzman, Pittsburgh, US
4. Massive pelvic bleeding - packing or angioembolization Ingo Marzi, Frankfurt, DE
5. Massive transfusion Raul Coimbra, San Diego, US
08:30 – 10:00 Bratianu
Keynote Session • •ACUTE CARE SURGERY: ORGANISATIONAL MODELS
Chairs: Luca Ponchietti, Milton Keynes, UK & Rojnoveanu Gheorghe, Chisinau, Moldova
1. Keynote: Necessity for reorganization of surgical emergency services: rota, training and cross-service relationships Luca Ponchietti, Milton Keynes, UK
2. O070 - Emergency abdominal surgery profile in extremely elderly patients (95+) - a national analysisM. Paduraru2, L. Ponchietti2, I. Martinez Casas3, B. UGARTE-SIERRA4; 1Tomelloso, ES, 2Miton-Keynes, GB, 3Jaen, ES, 4Galdakao-Usansolo, ES
3. O071 - Consensus of the Italian Society of Trauma and Emergency Surgery (SICUT) on a clinical pathway for the early recognition and treatment of septic complication after emergency abdominal surgery P. Bisagni1, A. De Sol2, S. Ribaldi2, A. Bertolucci3, F. stagnitti2; 1Genova, IT, 2Roma, IT, 3Pisa, IT
4. O072 - Emergency surgery in the elderly: is a multidisciplinary approch necessary? S. Mei1, A. Ardito2, M. Ceolin1, J. Guerrini2, G. Costa1, H. Kurihara1; 1Milano, IT, 2Rozzano, IT
5. O073 - Standardising patients follow-up after common emergency surgical procedures in UK A. Mihailescu1, M. Obreja2, C. Dimitriu1; 1Ashton-Under-lyne, GB, 2Boston, GB
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6. O074 - Impact of an Emergency surgery unit on the acute cholecystitis treatment.M. Flores Cortes, M. Rubio Manzanares Dorado1, J. Tinoco González, V.M. Durán Muñoz-Cruzado2, P. Garcia1, F. López-Bernal2, M.J. Tamayo2, F.J. Padillo Ruíz2, F. Pareja Ciuró2;1Seville, ES, 2Sevilla, ESNominated for best oral award
7. O075 - Emergency Colon Surgery is a Predictor of Negative Postoperative OutcomesS. Stancu1, F. Iordache2, C. Turculet2, M. Beuran2; 1011503, RO, 2Bucharest, RO
8. O076 - Finances and Flow – A Dedicated Emergency Surgery Unit Improves Both.N. Spiteri, J. Jensen2, R. Lunevicius2, K. Shahzad2, J. Taylor3, N. Misra2; 1Luqa, MT,2Liverpool, GB, 3Al, GB
1. Keynote: Management priorities in complex articular injuriesMarius Keel, Berne/Zurich, CH
2. O083 - Soft Tissue Protection By Locked Nail Osteosynthesis Of Ankle Fractures WithThe XS Nail. A New Concept In The Management Of Ankle Fractures.W. Friedl, Haibach, DE
3. O077 - Simple elbow dislocation in adults. Comparative study of functional treatmentversus acute ligamentous repair.D. Ira, M. Krtička, M. Flek, R. Pikula, M. Stancikova, J. Svancara; Brno, CZ
4. O078 - The Treatment of Posterior Acetabular Fractures with a New Design PosteriorAcetabular PlateG. Altun, G. Saka; Istanbul, TR
5. O079 - Angular stable mini-plate fixation of chronic unstable scaphoid nonunion. Is it thefuture?P. Schormans, P. Brink, M. Poeze, P. Hannemann; Maastricht, NL
6. O080 - Mid-term results after locking plate fixation of complex radial head fracture.D. Gruszka, T. Nowak, D. Wagner, P. Rommens; Mainz, DE
7. O081 - Timing in anterior cruciate ligament surgeryO. Russu1, A. Feier1, E. Binzari2, T. Pop2, I. Gergely2; 1Mures, RO, 2Tirgu Mures, RO
8. O082 - Combined Arthroscopic And Mini-Invasive release of adhesions in Themanagement of Post-Operative Stiff KneesA. Eid, M. Mahmoud; Zagazig, EG
9. O084 - Reconstruction of the distal tibiofibular syndesmosis in chronic instability using asplit peroneus brevis tendonJ. Broertjes1, B. Mirck2, P. Joosse1; 1Beverwijk, NL, 2Alkmaar, NL
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Guest Symposium Küntscher Society
OSTEOPOROSIS AND NAILING
Chairs: Jan Verbruggen, Maastricht, NL & Georg Gradl, Munich, DE
1. Osteoporosis and fracture healing David Seligson, Kentucky, US
2. Nailing of proximal humeral fractures in osteoporotic patients. How to do it? Roland Biber, Nürnburg, DE
3. Proximal humeral fractures: nailing or plating? Matthaios Savvidis, Thessaloniki, GR
4. Proximal femoral fractures. Tips and Tricks Rüdiger Haase, Berlin, DE
5. Proximal femoral fractures: which nail design is the best in case of osteoporosis? Wilhelm Friedl, Aschaffenburg, DE
6. Osteoporotic fractures of the distal tibia Pieter Reynders, Brussels, BE
08:30 – 10:00 Human Rights Hall
Keynote Session • • • •TRAUMA SYSTEMS 1
Chairs: Michael Rotondo, Rochester, US & Rolant Kiss, Sibiu, RO
1. Keynote: Trauma education, simulation and systems Michael Rotondo, Rochester, US
2. O085 - The Epidemiology of Work-related Road Traffic Injuries in Qatar: Road user characteristics inform injury prevention programs R. Peralta1, N. Hirani1, A. Mehmood2, A. El-Menyar1, H. Al-Thani1, M. Mollazehi1, A. Hyder2, R. Consunji1; 1Doha, QA, 2Baltimore, MD/US
3. O086 - Trauma registries: when do we merge civilian and military registries? T. van Dongen1, J. de Graaf1, E. Huizinga1, H. Champion2, R. Hoencamp3, L. Leenen1; 1Utrecht, NL, 2Bethesda, MD/US, 3Leiderdorp, NL
4. O087 - Structural validity of the Dutch Version of the Disability of Arm, Shoulder and Hand questionnaire in patients with hand and wrist injuries. M. van Eck, C. Lameijer, M. el Moumni; Groningen, NL
5. O088 - Performance of the TRISS for evaluating trauma care in the Dutch trauma population L. de Munter1, S. Polinder2, K. Lansink1, E. Steyerberg2, M. de Jongh1; 1Tilburg, NL, 2Rotterdam, NL
6. O089 - The Manchester Triage System in the Surgical Field - The experience of an
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emergency department in a non-central hospital from Portugal B. Pinto1, S. Nogueira2, R. Martins2; 1Parede, PT, 2Venteira, PT
7. O090 - Trauma systems around the world: an overview of the current state S. Dijkink1, C. Nederpelt2, P. Krijnen2, I. Schipper2; 1Den Haag, NL, 2Leiden, NL
8. O091 - A Physiological Trauma Score with Easy Computability and Improved Prognostication for Hospital Mortality A. Shiraishi1, Y. Otomo2; 1Kamogawa, JP, 2Tokyo, JP
10:30 – 12:00 Alexandru Ioan Cuza
ICL •POLYTRAUMA – HOW TO PRIORITIZE?
Chairs: Luke Leenen, Utrecht, NL & Olivera Lupescu, Bucharest, RO
1. First things first Kees Jan Ponsen, Alkmaar, NL
2. Thoracic trauma: when is surgery needed? Luke Leenen, Utrecht, NL
3. Brain versus abdomen: how to decide? Harald Widhalm, Vienna, AT
4. Abdomen and pelvic injury: best sequence for initial management Stefaan Nijs, Leuven, BE
5. Skeletal trauma of the extremities: What to do first? Olivera Lupescu, Bucharest, RO
10:30 – 12:00 Bratianu
ICL •ENDOSCOPY IN THE CRITICAL PATIENT
Chairs: Hayato Kurihara, Rozzano, IT & Vlad Constantin, Bucharest, RO
2. Endoscopic treatment of biliary peritonitis after surgery Gian Franco Donatelli, Paris, FR
3. Endoscopic treatment options for pancreatitis Andrea Anderloni, Rozzano, IT
4. Endoscopic treatment of anastomotic leaks Andreas Shamiyeh, Linz, AT
5. The acute gallbladder: Do we need a multidisciplinary team? Hayato Kurihara, Rozzano, IT
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Keynote Session •LAPAROSCOPY IN EMERGENCY SURGERY
Chairs: Spiros Stergiopoulos, Athens, GR & Ionut Negoi, Bucharest, RO
1. Keynote: Laparoscopy in emergency surgery Ionut Negoi, Bucharest, RO
2. O092 - Bedside Diagnostic Laparoscopy in Intensive Care Unit G. Alemanno1, P. prosperi1, C. bergamini1, R. somigli1, A. bruscino1, G. Maltinti2, A. Giordano1, A. valeri1; 1Florence, IT, 2Castelfiorentino, IT
3. O093 - Laparoscopic treatment of peritonitis and perforated duodenal ulcer A. Sabau1, D. Bratu1, C. Smarandache2, V. Marcu-Iordanescu1, A. Dumitra1, A. Popentiu1, D. Sabau1; 1Sibiu, RO, 2Bucharest, RO
4. O094 - Perforated peptic ulcer – laparoscopic vs. Open surgery M. Bica, M. Lazar, S. Ramboiu, T. Bratiloveanu, D. CARTU, A. Vochin, M. Olteanu, G. Graure, L. Duica, I. Georgescu, V. Surlin; Craiova, RO
5. O095 - Laparoscopy for perforated duodenal ulcer: A new morbidity score. S. Baccouch, Z. Mzoughi, A. Chelbi, G. Talbi, R. Bayar, L. Gharbi, N. Arfa, M.T. Khalfallah; Tunis, TN
6. O096 - Laparoscopic vs. Classic Approach in Acute Appendicitis. Comparative study. S. Pantea, C. Tarta, D. Brebu, A. Dobrescu, C. Lazar, G. Verdes, G. Noditi, C. Duta, F. Lazar; Timisoara, RO
7. O097 - Laparoscopic Management of Small Bowel Obstruction: Indication or Controindication? G. Ricci, E. Adami, B. Benini, G. Liotta, A. Serao, C. Di Cosimo, M.A. Liguori, R. Mancuso, P. Marini; Rome, IT
8. O098 - The Laparoscopic Approach of Small Bowel Obstruction – The Experience of a Medium Volume Primary Center A. Miron, C.L. Giulea, M. Nadragea, O. Enciu; Bucuresti, RO
9. O099 - The role of minimally invasive surgery in the management of bowel ischemia C. Bergamini1, G. Alemanno1, P. prosperi1, R. somigli1, A. bruscino1, G. Maltinti2, A. Giordano1, B. Menegatti1, A. valeri1; 1Florence, IT, 2Castelfiorentino, IT
10:30 – 12:00 Balcescu
Best Poster Session • • • • • •Chairs: Mircea Beuran, Bucharest, RO & Bogdan Diaconescu, Bucharest, RO & Jonathan Tilsed, Beverley, UK
1. P003 - Impact of point of care ultrasound(POCUS) in diagnosis and/or management policies at the emergency room
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A. Landaluce-Olavarria1, B. Ugarte Sierra1, I. Martinez Casas2, F.J. Ibañez Aguirre1;1Galdacano, ES, 2Jaen, ES
2. P065 - Application of multimodal Enhanced Recovery After Surgery protocols for patientswith perforated duodenal ulcerO. Shepetko-Dombrovskyi, G. Shepetko-Dombrovskyi, S. Savoluk; Kyiv, UA
3. P104 - New biomarker for traumatic brain injuryA. Harel, M. Kvist, L. Välimaa; Turku, FI
4. P245 - Implant‘s Elasticity Modulus vs Reparative OsteogenesisA. Kalashnikov, O. Yukhymchuk; Kyiv, UA
5. P254 - A 10-point Surgical Site Infection (SSI) checklist can lead to a reduction in surgicalsite infections post-operatively in open abdominal emergency surgery operations.I. Gerogiannis, T. Urbonas, N. Chander, G. Bond-Smith; Oxford, GB
6. P260 - Optimized hydroxyapatite nanoparticles inhibits bacterial growth in a rat woundmodel.P. Alina1, A. Prodan1, F. Iordache1, G. Teleanu1, C. Turculet1, M. Beuran1, D. Predoi2,M. Virgil1; 1Bucharest, RO, 2Magurele, RO
7. P261A - Ultrasound-guided injection for Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS): Results in ourpatients group and review of literatureA. Sahu1, M. Ali1, A. Chourasia2, M. Saleh1, A. Mehta3, A. Narasimhan4, A. Mehdi1; 1London,GB, 2Rh, GB, 3Ponzan, PL, 4Dubai, AE
8. P286 - Delayed massive hemothorax requiring surgery after blunt thoracic trauma overa five-year period: complicating rib fracture with sharp edge associated with diaphragminjuryS. Chang, Cheonan-Si, Chungcheongnam-do, KR
9. P336 - Diagnostic laparoscopy and intraoperative indocyanine green fluorescenceangiography for the early detection of intestinal ischemiaR. somigli1, G. Alemanno1, P. prosperi1, C. bergamini1, A. bruscino1, G. Maltinti2,A. Giordano1, A. valeri1; 1Florence, IT, 2Castelfiorentino, IT
10. P386 - Rectal abdominal and thoracic impalement - survivable traumaD. Andronic, N. Vlad, R. Palihovici, V. Fotea, C. Lupascu; Iasi, RO
11. P435 - Double “endotracheal intubation” for severe dermatitisB. Pinto1, S. Nogueira2; 1Parede, PT, 2Venteira, PT
10:30 – 12:00 Human Rights Hall
Keynote Session • •INNOVATIONS AND ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY
Chairs: Mike Bemelman, Tilburg, NL & Ciprian Duta, Timisoara, RO
1. Keynote: 3D printing on pelvis fracturesFrank Ijpma, Groningen, NL
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2. O100 - The hybrid theater and the Influence of implant material for radiological imaging and irradiation dose. M. Bemelman, Tilburg, NL
3. O101 - VRinOR - The world‘s first live streamed virtual reality operation. W. English, O. Trampleasure, A. Jawad, S. Ahmed; London, GB
4. O102 - SPIF: A Rapid Manufacturing Technique For the Development of Custom Made Thin Walled Medical Implants M. Herteleer1, Y. Carette2, S. Vancleef2, H. Vanhove2, F. Van Calenbergh1, J. Duflou1; 1Leuven, BE, 2Heverlee, BE
5. O103 - Prehospital deployment, Partial occlusion and Conversion from resuscitative thoracotomy are significant options in REBOA trauma strategy; DIRECT-IABO registry in Japan Y. Matsumura1, J. Matsumoto2, H. Kondo3, K. Idoguchi4, T. Ishida5, Y. Kon6, K. Tomita7, K. Ishida8, T. Hirose9, K. Umakoshi10, T. Funabiki11; 1Baltimore, MD/US, 2Kawasaki City, JP, 3Itabashi, JP, 4Izumisano, JP, 5Koriyama, JP, 6Hachinohe, JP, 7Chiba, JP, 8Osaka, JP, 9Suita, JP, 10Ehime, JP, 11Yokohama, JP
6. O104 - Resuscitative endovascular occlusion of the aorta with transcatheter arterial embolization could not decrease mortality – a propensity score analysis M. Aoki, S. Hagiwara, M. Murata, M. Kaneko, J. Nakajima, Y. Isshiki, Y. Sawada, Y. ichikawa, K. Oshima; Maebashi, JP
7. O105 - Experiences in Sternoclavicular Joint Arthroplasty – Developing a Novel Prosthesis and Surgical Technique S. Burns, T. Thangarajah, S. Lambert; London, GB
8. O106 - 3D statistical model of the pelvic ring – Anatomical variability and potential biomechanical relevance C. Arand1, D. Wagner1, H. Noser2, L. Kamer2, G. Richards2, P. Rommens1; 1Mainz, DE, 2Davos, CH
9. O107 - 3D-printing with Complex fractures the benefit. A. Teutelink, L. Brouwers, K. Lansink, M. Bemelman; Tilburg, NL
12:15 – 12:45 Alexandru Ioan Cuza
Named Lecture
THE OTMAR TRENTZ LECTURE: POSTTRAUMATIC INTRAARTICULAR DEFORMITIES &
DEFECTS – NEW JOINT PRESERVING OPTIONS?
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Consensus Conference •CONSENSUS STATEMENT ON PERITONITIS
Chair: Abraham Fingerhut, Paris, France
1. Definition & Classifications and severity scores Abraham Fingerhut, Paris, France
Management (techniques and indications)2. Initial fluid resuscitation strategy
Mihaela Vartic, Bucharest, RO3. Supportive and antibiotics
Mauro Zago, Bergamo, IT4. Interventional procedure in emergency
Selman Uranues, Graz, AT5. Role of Laparoscopy
Selman Uranues, Graz, AT6. Damage control & open abdomem
Hayato Kurihara, Rozzano, IT
Particularities according to disease and organ7. Upper GI anastomosis leakage & perforated GD ulcer
Rifat Latifi, New York, US8. Biliary peritonitis & small intestinal perforation
Lesson learned from other societies 11. What can ESTES add?
Jonathan Tilsed, Beverley, UK
14:00 – 15:30 Bratianu
ICL •FRAGILITY FRACTURES
Chairs: Pol M. Rommens, Mainz, DE & Mircea Popescu, Timisoara, RO
1. Fragility fractures – what do we have to expect? Richard Kdolsky, Vienna, AT
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3. Osteoporotic spine fractures Sven Hoppe, Berne, CH
4. Fragility fractures of the pelvis Pol M. Rommens, Mainz, DE
5. The perspective of the geriatrician Maria Panourgia, Milton Keynes, UK
14:00 – 15:30 Iorga
Keynote Session • •ABDOMINAL TRAUMA 2
Chairs: Andrew Baker, Durban, ZA & Ion Daniel, Bucharest, RO
1. Keynote: APPS and electronic tools for acute care and trauma surgeons Luca Ponchietti, Milton Keynes, UK
2. O108 - Abdominal Trauma: Are initial clinical findings guiding appropriate imaging and management decisions ? A. Kourdouli1, Y. Kiberu2, M. Popa3, V. Surlin4, M. Bica4; 1Villeneuve Le Roi, FR, 2Essex, GB, 3Ciupercenii Noi, RO, 4Craiova, RO
3. O109 - Blunt intestinal perforations due to abdominal contusions: diagnostic particularities and prognostic factors of death A. Nicolau, R. Vasile; Bucharest, RO
4. O110 - Correlation of Computed Tomography and Operative Findings in Patients with Liver Trauma: Experience of a UK Major Trauma Centre J. Reilly, J. Spiers, A. Navarro, A. Brooks; Nottingham, GB
5. O111 - Angiography and Angioembolization in Blunt Splenic Trauma: If Not Now, Then When? M. Venter1, R.C. Marian1, I. Gheju1, M. Popiel1, L. Gulie1, D. Venter1, C. Oprescu1, R. Ciocan2, A.L. chiotoroiu1, M. Beuran1, B. Popa1; 1Bucharest, RO, 2Bucuresti, RO
6. O112 - Value of Diagnostic and Therapeutic Laparoscopy for Patients with Blunt Abdominal Trauma: A Medical Center 10-year ExperienceH.F. Lin1, Y. Chen2; 1Newtaipei, TW, 2New Taipei, TW
7. O113 - Presentation and Outcomes of Abdominal Trauma Patients Who Underwent Laparotomy M. Ayesh, M. Ellabib, N. Abdurraheim, T. Siddiqui, F. Mustafa, A. Kanbar, B. Younis, A. El-Menyar, H. Al-Thani; Doha, QA
8. O114 - Terrorist attack in Nice: abdominal trauma experience D. Massalou, D. Chetrus-Mariage, G. D‘Andrea, S. Quirin, I. Bentellis, E. Benizri, I. Ben Amor, E. Sejor, C. Guedj, P. Baqué; Nice, FR
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1. Keynote: Periprosthetic fracture of the proximal femur Catalin Cirstoiu, Bucharest, RO
2. O115 - Hip fractures in elderly people: Surgery or no surgery? A systematic review and meta-analysis. C. van de Ree, C. van de Ree, M. de Jongh, L. de Munter, J. Roukema, T. Gosens; Tilburg, NL
3. O116 - The dynamics of preoperative hemoglobin levels in extracapsular hip fractures: a review of 262 casesT.S. Gheorghevici1, B. Puha1, B. Veliceasa1, D. Popescu1, G. Puha2, O. Alexa1; 1Iasi, RO, 2Iași, RO
4. O117 - Nine years of revision surgery after proximal femoral nail implantation – what lessons have been learnt? Can risk factors be identified? D. Sauter, D. Nägeli, R. Vogt, M. Schüler; Münsterlingen, CH
5. O118 - The minimally invasive anterolateral approach vs. the traditional anterolateral approach for hip hemi arthroplasty after a femoral neck fracture: an analysis of clinical outcomes L. de Jong, T. Klem, M. Kuijper, G. Roukema; Rotterdam, NL
6. O119 - Rotation Instability and Micromovements are independent Prognostic Factors for the Failure Rate of dislocated Medial Femour Neck Fractures W. Friedl, Haibach, DE
7. O120 - Proximal Femoral Locking Compression Plate Shows High Rate of Complications in Medium-Term Follow-up for Unstable Proximal Femur Fractures S. Hodel, F. Beeres, R. Babst, B. Link; Luzern, CH
8. O121 - Distal Locking of IM Nail in Trochanteric Femur Fractures: Clinical and Biomechanical Grounding. A. Kalashnikov1, V. Malyk2, I. Lazarev1, I. Stavinskii1, I. Litun1; 1Kyiv, UA, 2Poltava, UA
9. O122 - Cable plate fixation for Vancouver type B1 periprosthetic femoral fractureS. Ajnin1, S. Ajnin2; 17rr, GB, 2Rr, GB
10. O123 - Factors affecting the rate of postoperative surgical site infections in patients after hip hemi arthroplasty L. de Jong, T. Klem, M. Kuijper, G. Roukema; Rotterdam, NL
1. Keynote: Creating a new trauma archive Chrysanthos Georgiou, Nicosia, CY
2. O124 - The effect of antibiotic prophylaxis on wound infections following implant removal; results of the WIFI-trial, a double blind placebo controlled RCT. M. Backes, S. Dingemans, W. I.F.I. Collaboration, J..C. Goslings, T. Schepers; Amsterdam, NL Nominated for best oral award
3. O125 - Prehospital control of life-threatening truncal and junctional haemorrhage is the ultimate challenge in optimizing trauma care; a review of treatment options and their applicability in the civilian trauma setting. S. van Oostendorp1, L. Geeraedts2, E. Tan3; 1Beverwijk, NL, 2Amsterdam, NL, 3Nijmegen, NL
4. O126 - The DENIM communication tool for prehospital trauma hand over: a national consensus A. Harmsen, L. Geeraedts, G. Giannakopoulos, M. Terra, H. Christiaans, F. Bloemers; Amsterdam, NL
5. O127 - Development and internal validation of a prediction model as basis for prehospital triage of trauma patients in the Netherlands E. van Rein1, R. van der Sluijs1, F. Voskens1, M. Dijkgraaf2, R. Lichtveld3, R. Houwert1, L. Leenen1, M. van Heijl1; 1Utrecht, NL, 2Amsterdam, NL, 3Bilthoven, NL
6. O128 - Is the thoracolumbar injury classification and severity score (TLICS) applicable to UK practice? P. Loughenbury, J. Tomlinson, C. Mann, J. Lamb, R. Dunsmuir, P. Millner, A. Rao, A. Khan, N. Gummerson; Leeds, GB
7. O129 - Modified Traumatic Bleeding Severity Score (M-TBSS): the perspective for the prediction of the need for the massive transfusion in pre-hospital setting T. Ogura, K. Fujizuka, M. Nakamura, M. Nakano; Maebashi, JP
8. O130 - Fatal Road Traffic Accidents in Merseyside, England: A Descriptive Study of Factors Involved N. Spiteri, G. Bessant2, M. McFall2, J. Taylor3, N. Misra2; 1Luqa, MT, 2Liverpool, GB, 3Al, GB
9. O131 - E-bikes; too fast, too furious! Analysis of e-bike versus conventional bicycle related accidents H. Poos, T. Lefarth, J. Harbers, I. Reininga, M. El Moumni, K. Wendt; Groningen, NL Nominated for best oral award
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INNOVATIONS IN SKELETAL TRAUMA CARE
Chairs: Mike Bemelman, Tilburg, NL & Calin Tiu, Campina, RO
1. The C-Nail for calcaneal fractures Martin Pompach, Parduice, CZ
2. Targon FN for femoral neck fractures Georg Gradl, Munich, DE
3. Patella plate Johannes Schneppendahl, Dusseldorf, DE
5. 3D printing in skeletal trauma care Mike Bemelman, Tilburg, NL
16:00 – 17:30 Bratianu
Keynote Session •ACUTE CARE SURGERY: GALLBLADDER
Chairs: Selman Uranues, Graz, AT & Mircea Beuran, Bucharest, RO
1. Keynote: Acute colecistities – when and how to operate Selman Uranues, Graz, AT
2. O132 - Analysis on the risk factors for postoperative complications in patients who underwent urgent laparoscopy cholecystectomy M. Flores Cortes1, M. Rubio Manzanares Dorado1, F. Pareja Ciuró2, J. Tinoco González2, F. López-Bernal2, M.J. Tamayo2, V.M. Durán Muñoz-Cruzado2, F.J. Padillo Ruíz2; 1Seville, ES, 2Sevilla, ES
3. O133 - A conservative surgical approach to gallstone ileus: an outcome assessment D. Tartaglia1, S. Bakkar2, J. Bronzoni1, L. Piccini1, L. Cobuccio1, A. Bertolucci1, C. Galatioto1, M. Chiarugi1; 1Pisa, IT, 2Zarqua, JO
4. O134 - Near-Infrared Fluorescence Cholangiography During Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy – Our Initial Experience B. Dumbrava, M. Kazanowski, G. Bass, M. Arumugasamy, T. Walsh; Dublin, IE
5. O135 - Pre-operative clinical jaundice does not increase complication rate in laparoscopic common bile duct exploration L. Navaratne, J. Al-Musawi, J. Winter Beatty, K. Qurashi, A. Martinez-Isla; London, GB
6. O136 - Laparoscopic approach for lithiasic acute cholecystitis in immediate emergency. D. Brebu, C. Duta, C. Tarta, A. Dobrescu, C. Lazar, I. Mihail, F. Lazar; Timisoara, RO
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8. O138 - Acute cholecystitis in fragile patients: retrospective study of percutaneous vs. endoscopic drainage. G. Costa1, A. Ardito2, A. Anderloni2, S. Mei1, M. Ceolin1, A. Fugazza2, H. Kurihara1; 1Milano, IT, 2Rozzano, IT
9. O139 - Outcomes following different methods of closure of choledochotomy in laparoscopic common bile duct exploration (LCBDE) L. Navaratne, J. Al-Musawi, J. Winter Beatty, K. Qurashi, A. Martinez-Isla; London, GB
16:00 – 17:30 Iorga
Keynote Session •SKELETAL TRAUMA: LOWER LIMB
Chairs: Pol M. Rommens, Mainz, DE & Razvan Ene, Bucharest, RO
1. Keynote: Vascularized grafts in post traumatic bone defects of the lower limb Dragos Zamfirescu, Bucharest, RO
2. O140 - Addition of medial helical plate to osteosynthesis of supracondylar femoral fractures P. Byttebier, G. Putzeys, T. Dewilde; Kortrijk, BE
3. O141 - Clinical and Functional Outcome of Surgically Treated Patellar Fractures - A retrospective analysis M. Reul1, H. Hoekstra2, S. Nijs2; 1Brussel, BE, 2Leuven, BE
4. O142 - Thrombo-embolic complications in bellow-the-knee trauma- don‘t look at the injury, look at the patient D. Lupescu1, A. Dimitriu2, N. Ciurea2, M. Nagea2, O. Lupescu2; 1Buftea, RO, 2Bucharest, RO
5. O143 - Suprapatellar nailing of the Tibia W. Vandesande, Geel, BE
6. O144 - Fixation of the posterior malleolus: functional and radiological outcomes after changing our operative strategy to the posterolateral approach. S. Verhage1, P. Krijnen2, J. Hoogendoorn1, I. Schipper2; 1The Hague, NL, 2Leiden, NL
7. O145 - Open reduction and internal fixation of the posterior malleolus via the posterolateral approach is radiological superior to ‚A to P‘ screw fixation. S. Verhage1, A. Leijdesdorff1, P. Krijnen2, I. Schipper2, J. Hoogendoorn1; 1The Hague, NL, 2Leiden, NL
8. O146 - Management of closed ankle fractures – a review of new British Orthopaedics Association Standards for Trauma (BOAST) guidelines C. Dover, C. Dover; Shrewsbury, GB
9. O147 - Prophylaxis of venous thromboembolism in patients with a nonsurgical fracture of the lower extremity immobilised in a below-knee plaster cast; a randomised controlled trial
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M. Bruntink1, Y. Groutars2, I. Schipper2, R. Breederveld3, W. Tuinebreijer4, R. Derksen5; 1Amsterdam, NL, 2Leiden, NL, 3Beverwijk, NL, 4Rotterdam, NL, 5Zaandam, NL
10. O148 - Extensile vs. limited approach for the treatment of calcaneal fractures- pedobarographic gait analysis J. Pazour, S. Jandová; Liberec, CZ
16:00 – 17:30 Balcescu
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MILITARY SURGERY
Chairs: Mark Bowyer, Silver Spring, US & Florin Savulescu, Bucharest, RO
1. Forward Surgical Teams: Pros & Cons Avi Yitzhak, Beer Sheva, IL
2. Difficulties setting up Forward Surgical Teams Teun van Egmond, Tilburg, NL
3. Surgical management in austere environments Boris Hreckovski, Bukovije, HR
4. Austere surgery: lessons we take back to our daily practice Louis Riddez, Stockholm, SE
5. Where should we go in the future? Mark Bowyer, Silver Spring, US
1. Common Errors that Trauma Center Quality Improvement Programs Make Mike Glenn, Seattle, US
2. Trauma team: the nurse perspective Fabiana Cambiaghi, Rozzano, IT
3. Multi professional MedSim training to stand massive casulaties in case of Terror Attack during UEFA championship Jean-François Ringeval, Toulon, FR
4. Monitoring Health and Rescue Teams During a Major Disaster Riana Constantinou, Nicosia, CY
5. Hemorrhagic shock an interprofessional challenge Michael Eulenberg, Munich, DE
6. Challenges with massive transfusion Knut Magne Kolstadbraten, Oslo, NO
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Keynote Session •POLYTRAUMA CARE
Chairs: Pal Aksel Naess, Oslo, NO & Claudiu Turculet, Bucharest, RO
1. Keynote: Trauma induced coagulopathy Ernest Moore, Denver, US
2. O149 - Risk Factors, clinical presentation and management of of Morel-Lavalee injury after Blunt Traumatic injury M. Muneer1, H. Abdelrahman1, H. Al-Thani1, M. Murad1, A. El-Menyar1, G. Jabbour1, R. Latifi2; 1Doha, QA, 2Ny, US
3. O150 - Is there an advantage of using the Berlin Definition for the assessment of polytrauma patients - The aspect of interrater reliability? An analysis of the University Hospital Zuerich database C. Pothmann, K. Jensen, G. Osterhoff, H. Simmen, K. Sprengel; Zürich, CH Nominated for best oral award
4. O151 - Time to CT as Key Performance Indicator to restructure the Trauma Team in a Level II Trauma Center F. Cambiaghi, S. Mei, G. Costa, A. Varischi, J. Guerrini, A. Ardito, M. Ceolin, H. Kurihara; Rozzano, IT
5. O152 - Emergency Department Thoracotomy – An Analysis of the TraumaRegister DGU® S. Schulz-Drost1, D. Merschin1, J. Unterkofler1, P. Oppel2, A. Ekkernkamp1, R. Lefering3, S. Krinner2, F..F. Hennig2, D. Gümbel4; 1Berlin, DE, 2Erlangen, DE, 3Köln, DE, 4Greifswald, DE
6. O153 - Thoracic and abdominal injuries associated with vertebral-medullary trauma V. Porojan1, O. DAVID1, C.D. Badiu2, E. Radu1, I. Coman1, V. Grigorean1; 1Bucharest, RO, 2Bucuresti, RO
7. O154 - Operative stabilisation of chest wall trauma: Single center report of initial management and longterm outcome C. Michelitsch, Y. Acklin, G. Hässig, C. Sommer, M. Furrer; Chur, CH
8. O155 - Still Alive...and Well M. Venter1, R.C. Marian1, L. Ghita2, R. Ciocan2, D. Venter1, M. Hirshi1, M. Beuran1; 1Bucharest, RO, 2Bucuresti, RO
9. O156 - Management of thoracolumbar fractures in the multiply injured patient - experience of a United Kingdom level 1 Major Trauma Centre P. Loughenbury, C. Lodge, J. Tomlinson, A. Khan, N. Gummerson, P. Millner, A. Rao, R. Dunsmuir; Leeds, GB
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ICL •THORACIC AND VASCULAR TRAUMA
Chairs: Juan A. Asensio, Omaha, US & Florin Iordache, Bucharest, RO
1. Cardiac injuries Juan A. Asensio, Omaha, US
2. Aortic injuries: suture or stent? Michael Rotondo, Rochester, US
3. Penetrating chest injuries Elias Degiannis, Johannesburg, ZA
4. Chest wall stabilization Luke Leenen, Utrecht, NL
Chairs: Ingo Marzi, Frankfurt, DE & Christoph Müller, Karlsruhe, DE
1. Pelvis Marius Keel, Berne/Zurich, CH
2. Proximal femur Christoph Müller, Karlsruhe, DE
3. Hand Ingo Marzi, Frankfurt, DE
4. Tibia Pol M. Rommens, Mainz, DE
5. Proximal humerus Stefaan Nijs, Leuven, BE
08:30 – 10:00 Balcescu
ICL •EDUCATION – A NEW ERA
Chairs: Christine Gaarder, Oslo, NO & Adrian Miron, Bucharest, RO
1. ATLS and ETC, what is the difference and do we need both? Carlos Mesquita, Coimbra, PT
2. DSTC: who to train and how often?
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Christine Gaarder, Oslo, NO3. The ASSET course, pros & cons
Mark Bowyer, Silver Spring, US 4. Emergency surgery curriculum for trainees
Jonathan Tilsed, Beverleyw, UK5. Current development of military surgery training
Francois Pons, Paris, FR
08:30 – 10:00 Human Rights Hall
Keynote Session • •CEREBRAL AND SPINAL TRAUMA
Chairs: Christoph Josten, Leipzig, DE & Stefan Florian, Cluj Napoca, RO
1. Keynote: Atlanto-axial traumatic injuries - delayed diagnosis and surgical treatment Marius Catana, Bucharest, RO
2. Keynote: Decompressive Craniectomy-New Perspectives Stefan Florian, Cluj Napoca, RO
3. O157 - The simultaneous facial computed tomographic scans in assessing facial fracture for selective patients with traumatic brain injury L.K. Huang1, C.Y. Fu2, H.H. Wang3, H. Tu3; 1Yi-Lan, TW, 2Taoyuan, TW, 3Yi Lan, TW
4. O158 - Complications of skull reconstruction after decompressive craniectomy M. Herteleer, N. Ectors, J. Duflou, F. Van Calenbergh; Leuven, BE
5. O159 - Developing a new biocomposite material for substitution of cranial and vertebral post-traumatic bone defects F. Brehar1, O. Gingu2, C. Ristoscu3, A. giovani1, M. Gorgan1; 1Bucharest, RO, 2Craiova, RO, 3Magurele, RO
6. O160 - Brain trauma foundation guidelines for intracranial pressure monitoring: compliance and effect on outcome A. Aiolfi, E. Benjamin, D. Khor, K. Inaba, D. Demetriades; Los Angeles, CA/US
7. O161 - Surgical management of posttraumatic fronto-nasal CSF fistula F. Brehar, A. giovani, M. Gorgan; Bucharest, RO
8. O162 - Does the type of intracranial pressure monitoring device affect outcomes in isolated severe blunt trauma brain injuries? A. Aiolfi, D. Khor, E. Benjamin, J. Cho, K. Inaba, D. Demetriades; Los Angeles, CA/US
9. O163 - Overnight reporting of spinal trauma; are registrar reports sufficient to guide management? P. Loughenbury, J. Ferrier, A. Tachibana, E. Rowbotham; Leeds, GB
10. O164 - Helicopter versus Ground Prehospital Transportation in Isolated Severe Head Trauma: A Retrospective Analysis from the National Trauma Data Bank
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A. Aiolfi, E. Benjamin, A. De Leon Castro, G. Recinos, K. Inaba, D. Demetriades; Los Angeles, CA/US
10:30 – 12:00 Alexandru Ioan Cuza
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COMPLEX INJURIES OF THE LIMBS
Chairs: Peter V. Giannoudis, Leeds, UK & Olivera Lupescu, Bucharest, RO
1. How to classify complex injuries of the limbs? Mircea Popescu, Timisoara, RO
2. External fixation as first step of treatment Andriy Kalashnikov, Kiev, UA
3. Soft tissue management Bore Bakota, Zagreb, HR
4. Intramedullary nailing after external fixation W.J. Metsemakers, Leuven, BE
5. The diamond concept enhances bone healing after complex injuries Peter V. Giannoudis, Leeds, UK
10:30 – 12:00 Bratianu
ICL •THE HOSTILE ABDOMEN IN THE SEPTIC PATIENT
Chairs: Ari Leppäniemi, Helsinki, FI & Bogdan Diaconescu, Bucharest, RO
1. The septic patient with peritonitis – what is the optimal approach? Eric Voiglio, Lyon, FR
2. The open abdomen – how to manage it? Isidro Martinez, Alicante, ES
3. The open abdomen –management in ICU Hayato Kurihara, Rozzano, IT
4. Frozen abdomen - getting in and closing it up Ari Leppäniemi, Helsinki, FI
5. Should we centralize management of severe postoperative complications? Mauro Zago, Bergamo, IT
10:30 – 12:00 Iorga
Keynote Session •APPENDICITIS & PERFORATED ULCER
Chairs: Abraham Fingerhut, Paris, FR & Marius Anastasiu, Buzau, RO
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1. Keynote: To operate or not – A new era for appendicitis therapy? Marius Anastasiu, Buzau, RO
2. O165 - Surgeon-performed Ultrasound integrated with Alvarado and Andersson scores in the decision making of suspected acute appendicitis: preliminary results M. Zago1, S. Bozzo1, S. Coppola1, R. Pirovano1, D. Mariani2, M. Ciocca Vasino1; 1Bergamo, IT, 2Legnano, IT Nominated for best oral award
3. O166 - Unnecessary Computed Tomography Scans after Positive Ultrasound for Diagnosis of Acute Appendicitis in Patients Presenting to the Emergency Department G. Triantos1, N. Christodoulou1, A. Triantou2, K. Chatzimargaritis3, V. Koutouzi3, A. Chatzikanti1; 1Ρόδος, GR, 2Leros, GR, 3Rhodes, GR
4. O167 - A New Diagnosis Score for Acute Appendicitis: RIPASA Score I. Dogaru, M. Avram, A.L. Hanu, A. Chelaru; Constanta, RO
5. O168 - When is it time critical to operate in appendicitis? M. Elniel, J. Grainger, E. Nevins, N. Misra, P. Skaife; Liverpool, GB
6. O169 - What makes a meckel’s diverticulum complicated: a retrospective analysis of 39 casesD. Tartaglia, A. Bertolucci, G. Stefanini, R. Fantacci, L. Cobuccio, F. Quilici, M. Castagna, C. Galatioto, M. Chiarugi; Pisa, IT
7. O170 - Surgical management of gastro-duodenal perforated ulcer – still a challenge for surgeons? V. Calu1, R. Parvuletu1, M. Oun1, A. Talpalaru1, A. Miron2; 1Bucharest, RO, 2Bucuresti, RO
8. O171 - Short and long term outcome of surgical management of peptic ulcer complications in the era of propton pumb inhibitors R. Hasadia, I. Ashkenazi, R. Alfici; Hadera, IL
1. Keynote: How to prepare hospitals for terrorist attacks? Mike Bemelman, Tilburg, NL
2. O172 - Analysis of 6 major medical incidents since 2010S. Herman, Ljubljana, SI
3. O173 - Mass casualty incidents at sea - Software supported triage and transport prioritization of patients D. Gümbel1, C. Ottersbach1, E. Henning1, M. Napp1, A. Ekkernkamp2, S. Schulz-Drost2; 1Greifswald, DE, 2Berlin, DE
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4. O174 - Development of a concept for mass casualties at sea: triage tags for offshore incidents D. Merschin1, J. Unterkofler1, S. Trach1, D. Gümbel2, A. Ekkernkamp1, S. Schulz-Drost1; 1Berlin, DE, 2Greifswald, DE
5. O175 - An innovative distribution system for Oxygen in Mass Casualties S. Schulz-Drost1, M. Weigeldt1, J. Unterkofler1, D. Merschin1, A. Ekkernkamp1, D. Gümbel2; 1Berlin, DE, 2Greifswald, DE
6. O176 - Transfusion: safety and effectivity of frozen blood products in combat F. Noorman1, T. van Dongen2, M. Plat3, J. Badloe1, J. Hess4, R. Hoencamp5; 1Leiden, NL, 2Utrecht, NL, 3Doorn, NL, 4Seattle, WA/US, 5Leiderdorp, NL
7. O177 - The impact of Rescue Surgery on the activity of the Emergency Surgery Unit of a Major Italian Hospital V. Cozza, R. Aversa, G. Di Flumeri, S. Magalini, D. Gui; Rome, IT
8. O178 - Terrorist attack in Nice: the medical response J. Levraut, D. Massalou, P. Baqué, D. Chetrus-Mariage, G. D‘Andrea, S. Quirin, I. Bentellis, J. Gonzales, M. Carles; Nice, FR
9. O179 - Weird and unpredictable trajectories of bullets in torso wounds made by lethal firearms M. Beuran, M. Venter, D. Venter, C. Ungherea Matei, L. Leca; Bucharest, RO
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Keynote Session • •THORACIC TRAUMA
Chairs: Demetrios Demetriades, Sierra Madre, US & Ioan Cordos, Bucharest, RO
1. Keynote: The emergency thoracotomy: indications and pitfalls or futility Demetrios Demetriades, Sierra Madre, US
2. O180 - The Role of Lung Ultrasonography in the Diagnosis and Management of Traumatic Pneumothorax V. Constantin, A. Carâp, B. Socea, S. Bobic, C. Moculescu, A. Nica, C. Ivancea; Bucharest, RO
3. O181 - Clinical Significance Of Computerized Tomography Scan Findings In The Management Of Occult Pneumothorax In Patients With Blunt Chest Trauma I. Mahmood, B. Younis, K. Ahmed, F. Mostafa, A. El-Menyar, M. Alabdallat, A. Parchani, R. Peralta, H. Al-Thani, S. Nabir, N. Ahmed; Doha, QA
4. O182 - The significance of a concomitant sternal fracture in flail chest patients as a result of a Polytrauma: Incidence, concomitant injuries, clinical course and outcome - an analysis of 21741 patients from the TraumaRegister DGU®.S. Schulz-Drost1, S. Krinner2, A. Langenbach2, P. Oppel2, R. Lefering3, F..F. Hennig2,
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multiple rib fractures: a retrospective study. J. Ten Bosch1, R. Jongen2, B. Meesters2, P. Hustinx2, E. de Loos2; 1Maastricht, NL, 2Heerlen, NL
6. O184 - Radiological lung volume estimates in trauma patients undergoing stabilizing surgery for flail chest E. Caragounis, M. Fagevik Olsén, H. Granhed, R. Norrlund; Göteborg, SE
7. O185 - Outcome of Surgical Fixation of Complex Ribs fractures in a UK Major Trauma Centre H. Iqbal, S. Shah, S. Scott, S. Scott, D. Melling, L. Jayalatika; Liverpool, GB
8. O186 - Innovation of ribs plates for the flail chest stabilisation - benefits. F. Vyhnanek, Prague, CZ
9. O187 - VIDEO-ASSISTED THORACOSCOPIC SURGERY versus TUBE THORACOSTOMY RE-INSERTION for the Persistent / Retained Traumatic Haemothorax: Interim Results of a Randomised Prospective Study S. Edu, P. Navsaria, A. Nicol; Cape Town, ZA Nominated for best oral award
10. O188 - Thoracic Trauma - analysis of thoracic trauma severity score in a level III trauma center N. Tenreiro, C. Ferreira, S. Silva, F. Próspero Luis; Vila Real, PT
14:00 – 15:30 Alexandru Ioan Cuza
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CEREBRAL AND SPINAL TRAUMA
Chairs: Marius Keel, Berne/Zurich, CH & Radu Gorgan, Bucharest, RO
1. Traumatic brain injury Radu Gorgan, Bucharest, RO
2. Trauma of the cervical spine Christoph Josten, Leipzig, DE
3. Trauma of the thoracolumbar spine Daniel Serban, Bucharest, RO
4. The polytrauma patient with spinal injury Marius Keel, Berne/Zurich, CH
5. Rehabilitation Loredana Luca, Timisoara, RO
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ICL •ABDOMINAL TRAUMA
Chairs: Selman Uranues, Graz, AT & Mircea Beuran, Bucharest, RO
1. Penetrating versus blunt abdominal trauma - initial approach Pal Aksel Naess, Oslo, NO
2. Trauma laparotomy: when and how I do it Hans-Peter Simmen, Zurich, CH
3. Surgical management of complex liver injuries Ari Leppäniemi, Helsinki, FI
4. Laparoscopy in visceral trauma: when and how I do it Selman Uranues, Graz, AT
5. Management of most difficult surgical cases: Practical approaches to the nightmare? Juan A. Asensio, Omaha, US
1. Keynote: Complex injuries of the limbs: amputation / limb saving Olivera Lupescu, Bucharest, RO
2. Keynote: Advantages and limitations of external fixation in complex limb injuries Radko Komadina, Ljublijana, SL
3. O189 - Major traumatic lower limb amputations and associated injuries in civilian trauma. A. Arteaga, L. Zarain Obrador, A. Lusilla Lopez, C. Rey Valcarcel, M.D. Perez Diaz, F. Turegano Fuentes; Madrid, ES
4. O190 - Severe combat-related lower limb injury: why amputation is no failure T. van Dongen1, E. Huizinga1, L. de Kruijff2, A. van der Krans1, J. Hoogendoorn3, L. Leenen1, R. Hoencamp4; 1Utrecht, NL, 2Doorn, NL, 3The Hague, NL, 4Leiderdorp, NL
5. O191 - Providing of optimal biological and biomechanical conditions for healing and regeneration of bone tissue M. Mitkovic, M. Mitkovic, I. Micic, S. Milenkovic; Nis, RS
6. O192 - The Protective Effect of Montelukast against Skeletal Muscle Ischaemia-Reperfusion Injury: Experimental Rat Model M. Bilgic, G. Altun, G. Saka; Istanbul, TR Nominated for best oral award
7. O193 - Fractures With Large Bone Defects treated with Masquelet Technique. Review of Literature and Cases report.
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G. Luengo Alonso, J. Ferrero Recasens, E. Vacas, J.L. Leon Baltasar, V. Rodriguez Vega, I. Auñon Martin, A. Capel Agundez; Madrid, ES
8. O194 - Lower limb vs upper limb replantations D. Zamfirescu1, A. Stefanescu1, C. Popoviciu1, I. Lascar1, A. Bordianu2; 1Bucharest, RO, 2Bucuresti, RO
9. O195 - Biphasic mixture of calcium sulphate hemi-hydrate and hydroxyapatite bone substitute for posttraumatic bone defects and osteomyelitis: experimental experiences with follow up (indications and limitations) G. Jukema1, A. Frey1, M. Romero1, H. Simmen2; 1Zurich, CH, 2Zürich, CH
10. O196 - the management of fractures in haemophilic patients C. Carulli, A. Rizzo, M. Innocenti; Florence, IT
14:00 – 15:30 Balcescu
Guest Symposium: Romanian Society for Trauma and Emergency Surgery
DIFFICULT DECISIONS IN EMERGENCY SURGERY
Chair: Stefan Georgescu Iasi, RO & Marius Anastasiu, Bucharest, RO
6. Outcomes in emergency abdominal surgery in elderly patients Valeriu Surlin, Marius Bica, Craiova
7. Difficulties and limits in the treatment Fournier’s gangrene Alin Vasilescu, Iasi, RO & Bogdan Mihnea Ciuntu, Iasi, RO & Eugen Tarcoveanu, Iasi, RO & Stefan Georgescu, Iasi, RO
8. There is a place for laparoscopy in abdominal trauma? Alexandru Eugen Nicolau, Bucharest, RO
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Tuesday, May 9, 2017
TUES
DAY
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• Emergency Surgery • Military & Disaster • Polytrauma • Skeletal Trauma • Visceral Trauma • Education
14:00 – 15:30 Human Rights Hall
Keynote Session •POLYTRAUMA: MONITORING
Chairs: Andrej Cretnik, Maribor, SL & Corina Lupascu, Bucharest, RO
1. Keynote: Imaging in Polytrauma Corina Lupascu, Bucharest, RO
2. O197 - Utility of liver and intestinal fatty acid binding proteins to rule out blunt abdominal injury in adult trauma patients. W. de Jong1, M. El Moumni2, M. Nijsten2, K. Wendt2, J.B.F. Hulscher2; 1Amsterdam, NL, 2Groningen, NL Nominated for best oral award
3. O198 - Fibrin degradation products / fibrinogen ratio (FDP/Fib ratio) reflects the requirement of packed red blood cell transfusion in patients with blunt trauma S. Hagiwara, M. Aoki, M. Murata, M. Kaneko, Y. Ichikawa, J. Nakajima, Y. Isshiki, Y. Sawada, K. Oshima; Maebashi, JP
4. O199 - Implementation of the Non-Invasive Cardiac Output Monitoring Device “ICON” for the Initial Hemodynamic Monitoring in Trauma Patients: A Feasibility Study M. Kuster, T. Haltmeier, A. Exadaktylos, B. Schnüriger; Bern, CH Nominated for best oral award
5. O200 - Trans cervical gunshot trauma in the nonoperative management era A. Garcia, A. Lourido, L. Quintero Barrera; Cali, CO
6. O201 - Orthoplastic Microsurgery D. Zamfirescu, Bucharest, RO
15:30 – 16:30 Alexandru Ioan Cuza
AWARDS & CLOSING CEREMONY
Tuesday, May 9, 2017, 15:30 – 16:30Location: Alexandru Ioan Cuza on the first floorModerators: Bogdan Diaconescu, Bucharest, RO, Congress Co-Chairman & Jonathan Tilsed, Beverley, UK, ESTES President
Awards & Closing Ceremony Agenda
— Awards Best Posters Best Orals
— Closing remarks of the ESTES President Jonathan Tilsed — Handover of society baton to Marius Keel, Incoming ESTES President of 2017-2018 — Closing remarks of the Congress Co-Chairman Bogdan Diaconescu — Handover of congress medal to Isidro Martinez Casas, ESTES Congress President 2018 — Invitation to Valencia 2018 by Isidro Martinez Casas, ESTES Congress President 2018
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Poster Index
Poster Index
P001 COMPLICATED COLON CANCER - EMERGENCY SURGERY
M. Bica, S. Sandulescu, D. Marinescu, M. Lazar, M. Olteanu, A. Vochin, S. Patrascu, D. Margaritescu, D. Radulescu, I. Georgescu, V. Surlin; Craiova, RO
S. Abdulal1, A. Budacan2, J. Taylor2; 1Liverpool, GB, 2Al, GB
P014 NON-OPERATIVE MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS WITH RIGHT SIDE
THORACOABDOMINAL PENETRATING INJURIES: A SINGLE CENTER
RETROSPECTIVE STUDY
M. ilhan, R. Sönmez, Ş. Karakuş, A.F. Gök, H. Yanar, M. Günay, R. Güloğlu, C. Ertekin; Istanbul, TR
P015 IMPACT OF ULTRASOUND IMAGING RESULTS IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT
ON TIMING OF SURGERY AND INCIDENCE OF COMPLICATED APPENDICITIS
I. Ashkenazi1, O. Olsha2, A.R. Zeina1, R. Alfici1; 1Hadera, IL, 2Jerusalem, IL
P016 A NEW MODALITY; PRACTICAL IN USE, PREDICTING THE OVERALL MORBIDITY
AND MORTALITY OF PEPTIC ULCUS PERFORATION (PUP): A RETROSPECTIVE
STUDY
M. ilhan, R. Sönmez, A. Baysal, Ş. Karakuş, A. Gök, H. Yanar, M. Günay, R. Güloğlu, C. Ertekin; Istanbul, TR
P017 INJURIES OF ABDOMINAL ORGANS FROM 2001 TO 2015 - OUR EXPERIENCE,
IMPROVING OF DIAGNOSTICS, USE OF EMBOLIZATION AND ENDOSCOPIC
TECHNIQUES IN DIAGNOSTICS AND TREATMENT
J. Voves1, M. Šír2; 1Opava, CZ, 2Ostrava, CZ
P018 IATROGENIC BILE DUCT LESIONS
D. Ene, C. Turculet, T. Georgescu, E. Ciuca, A. Vladascau, F. Iordache, M. Beuran; Bucharest, RO
P019 DISPLACED SUPRACONDYLAR FRACTURES OF THE HUMERUS IN CHILDREN
J. Ferrero Recasens, E. Vacas, J.M. PArdo Garcia, R. Ciruelos; Madrid, ES
56
Poster Index
P020 A 23-YEARS PERSPECTIVE OF CARDIAC INJURIES AT ESTONIAN MAJOR TRAUMA
FACILITIES
M. Einberg1, S. Saar1, A. Seljanko2, A. Lomp2, A. Ruusalepp2, T. Vanakesa1, T. Laisaar2, G. Taal1, P. Talving1; 1Tallinn, EE, 2Tartu, EE
P021 RANSEXAMIC ACID , SURGICEL, FIBRINOGEN EFFECT ON FOUR DEGREE LIVER
LACERATION IN THE RAT MODEL:A STREOLOGICAL STUDY
S. Paydar, M.Y. Karami, G. Mahmoodi, A. Makarem, A. noorafshan; Shiraz, IR
P022 APPROACH AND SOLUTIONS IN COLORECTAL EMERGENCIES
D. Ene, C. Turculet, T. Georgescu, E. Ciuca, A. Vladascau, F. Iordache, M. Beuran; Bucharest, RO
P023 PREDICTORS FOR NECESSITY OF EARLY BRAIN COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY IN
TRAUMA PATIENTS SUSPECTED BRAIN INJURY
C. Dae Hyun, L. Seung Hwan; Seoul, KR
P024 A DIFFICULT DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS BETWEEN SIGMOID CANCER AND
PSEUDOTUMORAL SIGMOID DIVERTICULITIS
I. Lica, A. Evtodiev, D. Suhaciu, G. Jinescu; Bucuresti, RO
P025 IS RESECTION WITH PRIMARY ANASTOMOSIS FOLLOWING DESTRUCTIVE
COLON WOUNDS ALWAYS SAFE?
I. Lica, G. Jinescu, D. Suhaciu, A. Evtodiev, R. Mehic, D. Parvu; Bucuresti, RO
P026 ACUTE CARE SURGERY UNITS IN SPAIN. DIFFERENT DESIGNS, SAME RESULTS?
R. Cobos Cuesta1, I. Martinez Casas2, M.A. Amador Marchante2, F. Jiménez Armenteros2, N. Palomino Peinado2, J.M. Capitán Vallvey2; 1Jaén, ES, 2Jaen, ES
P027 IS THERE ANY ACCURATE DIAGNOSTIC MODALITY FOR ACUTE APPENDICITIS IN
EMERGENCY?- A STUDY IN 415 PATIENTS!
M. Alves1, T. Louro2, F. Rodrigues2; 1Lisboa, PT, 2Vila Franca De Xira, PT
P028 NECROSECTOMY IN ACUTE PANCREATITIS: AFTER FOUR WEEKS IS BETTER
M. Beuran, I. Negoi, S. Paun, B. Stoica, I. Tanase, C. Ciubotaru, A. Runcanu, M. Vartic; Bucharest, RO
P029 THE VALUE OF THE BEDSIDE INDEX FOR SEVERITY IN ACUTE PANCREATITIS
(BISAP) SCORE
F. Iordache, M. Beuran, A. Prodan, C. Turculet, D. Ene; Bucharest, RO
57
Poster Index
P030 SEVERE ACUTE PANCREATITIS COMPLICATED WITH ABDOMINAL
COMPARTMENT SYNDROME – WHEN DECOMPRESSION
L. Ionescu, I. TRIFESCU, T. Daniel, M. Blaj, O. Bulat, B. Astefaniei, L. stirbu, R. Livadariu; Iasi, RO
P031 MANAGEMENT OF PEDIATRIC BLUNT ABDOMINAL TRAUMA IN A TERTIARY
CENTRE
G. Dragan, F. Djendov, A. Moga, I. Gări, L. Bălănescu, R. Bălănescu; Bucharest, RO
P032 IS TRAUMA IN NON-URBAN AREAS IN GREECE ANY DIFFERENT ? EPIDEMIOLOGY
AND TYPES OF INJURY IN A LOW-VOLUME GENERAL HOSPITAL
I. Pentara1, G. Konstantoudakis1, I. Massalis1, A. Mantzouni2, G. Efthymiou1, P. Gkanas1; 1Nafplion, GR, 2Athens, GR
P032A RECURRENT APPENDICITIS: A REMAINING DIAGNOSTIC DILEMMA.
X. AGROGIANNI1, I. LINTZERIS2, P. ATHANASIOU2; 1Athens, GR, 2Tripolis, GR
P032B THE PHONE - IS IT GOOD TOOL IN ORGANISATION OF THE EMERGENCIES STILL?
J. März, D. Märzová; Karlovy Vary, C
P033 RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW: HOW DOES BOWEL RESECTION IN PATIENTS WITH
INCARCERATED GROIN HERNIAS INFLUENCE THE OUTCOME.
C. Ferreira, A. Melo, N. Tenreiro, H. Moreira, C. Santos, F. Próspero Luis; Vila Real, PT
P034 PRE-HOSPITAL FLUID RESUSCITATION IS ASSOCIATED WITH TRAUMATIC
COAGULOPATHY IN PATIENTS WITH SEVERE TRAUMA.
K. Murata1, Y. Otomo2; 1Chiba, JP, 2Tokyo, JP
P035 EMERGENCY CHOLECYSTOSTOMY – A 1 YEAR EXPERIENCE IN A SINGLE UK
CENTRE.
N. Warner1, L. Ponchietti2; 1Reading, GB, 2Miton-Keynes, GB
P036 CHOLECYSTECTOMY IN THE ACUTE SETTING - A 5 MONTH EXPERIENCE IN A UK
DISTRICT HOSPITAL.
N. Warner1, K. Pawelec2, L. Ponchietti3; 1Reading, GB, 2Milton Keynes, GB, 3Miton-Keynes, GB
P037 THERAPEUTIC CHALLENGES IN PATIENTS WITH PERITONEAL SCLEROSIS
C. Iorga, A. Manta, C. Iorga, P. Radu, M. Zurzu, M. Bratucu, I. Bengulescu, A. Aldea, V. Strambu, F. Popa; Bucharest, RO
58
Poster Index
P038 DIAGNOSIS OF HOLLOW VISCUS INJURY IN BLUNT ABDOMINAL TRAUMA: A
SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
J. Sadek1, D. Carver1, S. Bennett2, J. Lampron2; 1Ottawa, CA, 2Ottawa, ON/CA
P038A IS ABDOMEN CT IS EFFECTIVE IN PATIENTS WITH THE PREDIAGNOSIS OF
APPENDICITIS IN SURGERY DECISION
O. Engin1, A. Hoser1, O. Sunamak2, A. Erdoğan1; 1Izmir, TR, 2Istanbul, T
P039 MESENTERIC INFARCTION- LIVE OR DIE?
O. Bulat, C. Anton, C. Bulat, B. Diaconu, L. Ionescu; Iasi, RO
P040 NEGATIVE PRESSURE THERAPY WITH INTERMITTENT INSTILLATION IN DEEP
WOUND INFECTION AFTER EMERGENCY SURGERY
L. Zarain Obrador, A. Sanchez Arteaga, M. Sanz Sanzhez, L. Bernardos García, A. LusillaLopez, C. Rey Valcarcel, M.D. Perez Diaz, F. Turegano Fuentes; Madrid, ES
P041 TIME TO THEATRE IS CRITICAL IN ABDOMINAL SEPSIS; A PROSPECTIVE STUDY
OF EMERGENCY LAPAROTOMIES
R. Butler1, S. Abdulal1, S. Mangan1, A. Burston1, J. Taylor2, N. Misra1; 1Liverpool, GB, 2Al,GB
P042 INTERNATIONAL NORMALIZED RATIO AND SERUM C-REACTIVE PROTEIN ARE
FEASIBLE MARKERS TO PREDICT COMPLICATED APPENDICITIS
H. CHO, M. Kim; Uijeongbu-Si, Gyeonggi-do, KR
P043 BLUNT TRAUMA BOWEL AND MESENTERIC INJURY: PITFALLS AND LIMITS
RELATED TO SURGICAL FINDINGS
R. Dedu, M. Anastasiu, D. Vicol, O. Sandu; Buzau, RO
P044 EVALUATION OF PATIENTS WHO WERE OPERATED ON BECAUSE OF ADHESIVE
SMALL BOWEL OBSTRUCTION
N. OZLEM1, E. colak2, R. aktimur2, G. kucuk2; 1Kirsehir, TR, 2Samsun, TR
P045 HARAKIRI-TYPE ABDOMINAL STAB WOUDS IN JAPAN
K. Morishita, S. Tanizawa, Y. Otomo; Tokyo, JP
P046 UTILITY OF SCORING SYSTEMS IN PATIENTS WITH COLON PERITONITIS
P. Alina, G. Teleanu, R. STANESCU, A. Prodan, B. Ilie, C. Turculet, F. Iordache,M. Madalina; Bucharest, RO
P047 THE ROLE OF NON-CONTRAST COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHIC SCAN IN THE
EVALUATION OF THE PATIENTS WITH SURGICAL ABDOMEN.
P.H. Li, C.Y. Fu; Taoyuan, TW
59
Poster Index
P048 THERAPEUTICAL OPTIONS IN PERFORATED ULCER
N. Iordache, R.A. Stoica, I. Bistriceanu, M. Gheorghe, A.M. Iorgulescu, O. Ginghina, M. Zamfir, R. Iosifescu; Bucharest, RO
P049 COLONIC EMERGENCY IN A LARGE TERTIARY HOSPITAL IN ROMANIA
C. Tarta1, A. Dobrescu1, C. Lazar1, D. Brebu1, F. Lazar1, C. Duta1; 1Timisoara, RO
P050 SURGICAL TREATMENT OF ACUTE COMPLICATED DIVERTICULITIS
I. Tanase, S. Paun, I. Negoi, B. Stoica, A.L. chiotoroiu, M. Beuran; Bucharest, RO
P051 EMERGENCY SURGERY ON GIST PATIENTS
M. Panescu1, R. Costea2, O. Rusu2, S. Neagu2; 1Bucuresti, RO, 2Bucharest, RO
P052 THE SURGICAL MANAGEMENT AND OUTCOMES OF PANCREATIC INJURY IN A
LEVEL ONE UK MAJOR TRAUMA CENTRE.
C. Cochrane, J. Reilly, A. Navarro, A. Brooks, S. Spreadborough; Nottingham, GB
P053 POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS AFTER PANCREATICODUODENECTOMY:
PROGNOSTIC FACTORS FOR IN-HOSPITAL MORTALITY
M. Beuran, I. Negoi, M. Vartic, C. Ciubotaru, A. Runcanu; Bucharest, RO
P054 TO EVALUATE THE EFFICACY OF URINARY TRYPSINOGEN 2 DIPSTICK IN
DIAGNOSING ACUTE PANCREATITIS
R. Arcot, Chennai, IN
P055 THERAPEUTIC WINDOW AND PROFILAXY OF COMPLICATIONS IN ACUTE
PANCREATITIS
A. Sabau1, D. Bratu1, H. Noor1, C. Smarandache2, V. Marcu-Iordanescu1, M. Faur1, D. Sabau1; 1Sibiu, RO, 2Bucharest, RO
P056 GRADING-THERAPEUTIC STRATEGY FOR ISOLATED PANCREATIC INJURIES
B. Gaspar1, S. Paun2, R. Ganescu1, I. Negoi2, I. Tanase2, A. Chiotoroiu2, R. Anghel2, I. Bajenaru2, S. Szabo1, M. Beuran2; 1Bucuresti, RO, 2Bucharest, RO
P057 ACUTE PANCREATITIS PARTICULARITIES IN PATIENTS WITH RENAL CRONIC
FAILURE – OUR EXPERIENCE
P. Radu, M. Bratucu, D. Garofil, C. Iorga, C. Iorga, M. Zurzu, V. Paic, V. Strambu, F. Popa; Bucharest, RO
P058 FLUID ADMINISTRATION IMPACT ON THE EVOLUTION OF ACUTE PANCREATITIS
WITH SEVERITY CRITERIA - PRELIMINARY RESULTS
A. Afonso, J. Pereira, J. Constantino, M. Sá, C. Casimiro; Viseu, PT
60
Poster Index
P059 TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF LAPAROSCOPIC DUODENOPLASTY
O. Shepetko-Dombrovskyi, G. Shepetko-Dombrovskyi, S. Savoluk; Kyiv, UA
P060 SINGLE PORT GLOVE TECHNIQUE FOR APPENDICECTOMY
A. Garcea, A. Tomas Gomez; Torrevieja, ES
P061 DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC ROLE OF LAPAROSCOPY IN PERFORATED
ULCER PEPTIC
A. Giordano, P. prosperi, R. somigli, A. bruscino, C. bergamini, G. Alemanno, G. maltinti, A. valeri; Florence, IT
P062 55 YEARS SINCE THE FIRST DIAGNOSTIC EMERGENCY LAPAROSCOPIES
PERFORMED AT THE EMERGENCY HOSPITAL BUCHAREST
A. NICOLAU, Bucharest, RO
P063 SEVERITY ASSESSMENT FOR ACUTE CHOLECYSTITIS
F. Iordache, M. Badarne, M. Beuran, C. Turculet, D. Ene; Bucharest, RO
P064 WHY ALVARADO SCORE IN ACUTE APPENDICITIS
F. Iordache, M. Beuran, C. Turculet, A. Prodan, D. Ene; Bucharest, RO
P065 APPLICATION OF MULTIMODAL ENHANCED RECOVERY AFTER SURGERY
PROTOCOLS FOR PATIENTS WITH PERFORATED DUODENAL ULCER
O. Shepetko-Dombrovskyi, G. Shepetko-Dombrovskyi, S. Savoluk; Kyiv, UA
P066 ABDOMINAL TRAUMA SURGERY- PLACE AND ROLE OF LAPAROSCOPY
A. Vasilescu, E. Tarcoveanu, C. Lupascu, N. Danila, S. Georgescu; Iasi, RO
P067 THE ADVANTAGES OF THE LAPAROSCOPIC APPROACH IN OPERATIVE
N.D. Margaritescu, L.A. barbu, D. belivaca, S. patrascu; Craiova, RO
P069 SURGICAL INDICATIONS IN ACUTE PANCREATITIS – THE ROLE OF
LAPAROSCOPY
A. Miron1, V. CALU2, M. Nadragea1, C.L. Giulea1, O. Enciu1; 1Bucuresti, RO, 2Bucharest, RO
P070 THE ROLE OF LAPAROSCOPY FOR MANAGEMENT OF NONTRAUMATIC ACUTE
ABDOMEN
A. COTIRLET1, E. POPA1, L. GAVRIL2; 1Moinesti, RO, 2Iasi, RO
61
Poster Index
P071 DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF SPLEEN INJURY IN CHILDREN
O. Karaseva, A. Gorelic, T. Ahadov; Moscow, RU
P072 LAPAROSCOPY IN EMERGENCY ABDOMINAL SURGERY
A. Sabau1, D. Bratu1, V. Marcu-Iordanescu1, C. Smarandache2, S. Titu3, A. Lupu-Petria1, A. Mihetiu1, D. Sabau1; 1Sibiu, RO, 2Bucharest, RO, 3Cluj Napoca, RO
P073 MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE CHOLECYSTITIS: INTERCULTURAL TALE OF TWO
CENTRES
B. Dumbrava1, G. Bass1, N. Kharytaniuk1, T. Walsh1, F. Turcu2, B. Banescu2, A. Stanciulescu2; 1Dublin, IE, 2Bucharest, RO
P074 QOL IN ACUTE DIVERTICULITIS - SURGICAL VS CONSERVATIVE TREATMENT
V. Justin1, S. Uranues2, H. Rabl3; 1Vienna, AT, 2Graz, AT, 3Leoben, AT
P075 LAPAROSCOPIC GROIN HERNIA REPAIR
O. Shepetko-Dombrovskyi, O. Shulyarenko, I. Ignatov; Kyiv, UA
P076 LAPAROSCOPIC APPROACH FOR PERFORATED GASTRODUODENAL ULCER
S. Georgescu, V. Dan, V. Petrisor, C. Mihnea; Iasi, RO
A. Vieira, S. Borges, M. Romano, V. Bettencourt, R. Rainho, A. Paulino, A. Gouveia; Castelo Branco, PT
P078 LAPAROSCOPIC VERSUS OPEN REPAIR OF PERFORATED DUODENAL ULCERS
P. CIRIANO, A. Sanchez Arteaga, L. Zarain Obrador, I. Grao Torrente, C. Rey Valcarcel, M.D. Perez Diaz, F. Turegano Fuentes; Madrid, ES
P079 IMPACT OF DABIGATRAN VERSUS WARFARIN ON SEVERITY OF
GASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDING.
P. Svenningsen, R. Fabritius, K. Steinthorsdottir, M. Sillesen; Copenhagen Ø, DK
P080 COLONOSCOPY.ARE THERE ANY BENEFITS WHEN THE SURGEON PERFORMS IT?
C. Iorga1, C. Iorga1, P. Radu1, I. Bengulescu1, M. Bratucu1, A. Aldea1, M. Zurzu1, V. Paic1, V. Strambu1, S. Pantea2, F. Popa1; 1Bucharest, RO, 2Timisoara, RO
P081 HYBRID LAPAROENDOSCOPIC ABORD OF SEVERE LOWER GI BLEEDING
N. Iordache, A.M. Iorgulescu, C. Marandici, R.A. Stoica, I. Bistriceanu, M. Gheorghe, O. Ginghina, R. Iosifescu; Bucharest, RO
P082 EFFECTIVENESS OF CT SCANNING TO DETECT BLUNT BOWEL AND MESENTERIC
INJURIES
H. Abdel-Aziz1, C..M. Dunham2; 1Rootstown, OH/US, 2Youngstown, OH/US
62
Poster Index
P083 EVOLUTION OF THE MANAGEMENT OF SPLENIC INJURIES AT A LEVEL 1 UK
TRAUMA CENTRE
R. Patel, E. Nevins, A. Winfield, A. Camenzuli, N. Misra; Liverpool, GB
P083A INTRAVENOUS AND INTRALESIONAL CONTRAST MEDIUM INJECTION IN STAB
WOUND PATIENTS
O. Engin1, O. Sunamak2, A. Hoser1, M. Yilmaz1, I. Karagulle1; 1Izmir, TR, 2Istanbul, T
P084 MANAGEMENT OF BLUNT HEPATIC INJURY INVOLVING INFERIOR VENA CAVA
ORIENTED TO DAMAGE CONTROL SURGERY
K. Okawara, M. Sawano, M. Matsuda; Saitama-Ken, JP
P085 DAMAGE CONTROL SURGERY – TREATMENT OF FOLLOWING ABDOMINAL
WALL DEFECTS
J. Konečný, M. Reška, J. Čiernik, R. Hasara, J. Žák, L. Veverkova; Brno, CZ
P086 MANAGEMENT OF SPLENIC INJURIES IN A FIRST LEVEL TRAUMA CENTER
G. Caravaglios, A. Genovese, G. Formisano, G. Giuliani, D. Krizzuk, P.P. Bianchi; Grosseto, IT
P087 THE NONSURGICAL MANAGEMENT IN THE HEPATIC TRAUMA-A 5 YEARS
EXPERIENCE
I. Bajenaru1, B. Gaspar2, S. Szabo2, M. Beuran1, S. Paun1, I. Negoi1, I. Gheju1, R. Ganescu2; 1Bucharest, RO, 2Bucuresti, RO
P088 DOES NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY (NPWT) FOR TEMPORARY
ABDOMINAL CLOSURE REALLY GIVE BETTER RESULTS?
D. Tartaglia, L. Cobuccio, M. Modesti, C. Cremonini, M. Lucchesi, S. Musetti, C. Galatioto, M. Chiarugi; Pisa, IT
P089 NONOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT OF SPLENIC INJURY – FROM EXCEPTION TO
RULE
G. Rojnoveanu, R. Gurghis, E. Aneste, M. Vozian, I. Gagauz, O. Tagadiuc; Chisinau, MD
P090 NONOPERATIVE APPROACH IN PENETRATING ABDOMINAL STAB WOUNDS
G. Rojnoveanu, S. Tintari, I. Gagauz, R. Gurghis, E. Aneste; Chisinau, MD
P091 SURGICAL OUTCOME OF UNSTABLE FRACTURES OF THE PELVIC RING
A. Serban, B. Obada, C. Grasa, D. Costea, M. Zekra, S. Alecu; Constanta, RO
P092 DAMAGE CONTROL SURGERY AS TREATMENT OPTION FOR ACUTE MESENTERIC
ISCHEMIA
G. Ghidirim, I. Mishin, G. Rojnoveanu, I. Craciun, M. Vozian; Chisinau, MD
63
Poster Index
P093 DELAYED MESH REMOVAL IN SEVERE LIVER TRAUMA
I. Lica, D. Suhaciu, A. Evtodiev, G. Jinescu; Bucuresti, RO
P094 APACHE 2 AND MANHEIM PERITONITIS SCORE AS PROGNOSTIC PARAMETERS
IN TREATMENT OF OPEN ABDOMEN
D. GONULLU, A.S. Ilgun, O. Demiray, U. Yıldız, A. Er, G. Kır, F. Koksoy; Istanbul, TR
P095 SURGICAL EMERGENCIES IN CANCER PATIENTS WHICH RECEIVED RADIO AND/
OR CHEMOTHERAPY
S. Ionescu, V. Prunoiu, E. Bratucu, M. Marincas; Bucharest, RO
P096 LIVER TRAUMA - OUR EXPERIENCE
D. VOICU, C. POPAZU; Braila, RO
P097 SPLEEN INJURY
S. Georgescu, V. Dan, C. Ciprian, V. Petrisor, F. Liliana, L. Gabriela, C. Felicia, H. Andrei, C. Mihnea; Iasi, RO
P098 EMERGENCY SURGICAL APPROACH OF SUPRAMESOCOLIC ZONE 1 VASCULAR
INJURY- ANATOMICAL BASIS FOR OPTIMIZATION
D. Balaescu, M. Bratu, B. Diaconescu, F. Filipoiu, M. Beuran; Bucharest, RO
P099 USING THE VIVANOTEC NEGATIVE PRESSURE KIT IN ACUTE PANCREATITIS
WITH ABDOMINAL COMPARTMENT SYNDROME
C. Bulat, M. Blaj, B. Diaconu, O. Bulat; Iasi, RO
P100 ABDOMINAL COMPARTMENT SYNDROME ACTUAL THERAPEUTIC APPROACH
B. Ciuntu, D. Azoicai, V. Petrisor, S. Georgescu; Iasi, RO
P101 A HIGH ABBREVIATED INJURY SCALE SCORE DOES NOT ALWAYS INDICATE HIGH
MORTALITY IN PATIENTS WITH PELVIC INJURIES
C.Y. Fu, Taoyuan, TW
P102 ANATOMICAL BASIS OF BLEEDING IN TRAUMATIC PELVIC FRACTURES
M. Bratu1, I. Stavarache1, H. Kurihara2, B. Diaconescu1, A. Burcuta1, O. Munteanu1, F. Filipoiu1, M. Beuran1; 1Bucharest, RO, 2Milano, IT
P103 ATLS: THE IMPORTANCE OF PELVIC RING STABILIZATION AS A LIFE-SAVING
MEASURE IN PRE-HOSPITAL CARE-A CASE REPORT COMMENTED BY AUTOPSY.
M. Alves1, C. Durão1, T. Louro2; 1Lisboa, PT, 2Vila Franca De Xira, PT
P104 NEW BIOMARKER FOR TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY
A. Harel, M. Kvist, L. Välimaa; Turku, FI
64
Poster Index
P105 EFFECT OF HEAD POSTURE ON ICP AND CPP IN PATIENTS WITH SEVERE
TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW
C. Durao, T. Leal; Lisboa, PT
P106 DYNAMIC ILEUS CAUSING DIASTATIC PERFORATION OF THE CECUM IN
PATIENTS SUFFERING FROM VERTEBRAL-MEDULLARY TRAUMA
O. DAVID, V. Porojan, A. Stoian, E. Radu, I. Coman, V. Grigorean; Bucharest, RO
P107 DYNAMIC ILEUS – A SURGICAL TRAP IN PATIENTS WITH SPINE TRAUMA
I. Coman, E. Radu, O. DAVID, V. Porojan, C. Onia, S. Tanasescu, V. Grigorean; Bucharest, RO
P108 THE OUTCOME OF VAGUS NERVE STIMULATION THERAPY IN POSTTRAUMATIC
REFRACTORY EPILEPSY
F. Brehar, M. Gorgan, A. giovani; Bucharest, RO
P109 THORACIC SPINE TYPE C INJURIES ACCORDING TO THE AO CLASSIFICATION.
INJURY PROFILE, MANAGEMENT AND OUTCOME
Cristian Filip MD, Daniel Serban MD, Niki Adrian Calina MD, Marius Podea MD, Checiu Gheorghe MD, Florin Exergian MD “Bagdasar-Arseni” Clinical Emergency Hospital, Spine Surgery, Bucharest
P110 META-ANALYSIS CONCERNING EARLY VERSUS DELAYED DECOMPRESSION AND
SURGICAL TIMING FOR TRAUMATIC SPINAL CORD INJURY
C. Mihoc, D. Negoescu; Timisoara, RO
P111 MORTALITY AMONGST PATIENTS ADMITTED TO THE ICU WITH TRAUMATIC
BRAIN INJURY.
D. Jochems, L. Leenen; Utrecht, NL
P112 FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH WOUND COMPLICATIONS AND IMPLANT FAILURE
FOLLOWING OPERATIVE TREATMENT OF ANKLE FRACTURES
D. Smeeing1, J. Briet1, C. Van Kessel2, M. Segers2, E. Verleisdonk1, L. Leenen1, R. Houwert1, F. Hietbrink1; 1Utrecht, NL, 2Nieuwegein, NL
P113 POSTOPERATIVE INFECTIONS AND TREATMENT OPTIONS FOLLOWING PELVIC
RING AND ACETABULAR SURGERY. A RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS
P. Pieroh, T. Rüth, M. Mütze, N. von Dercks, A. Höch, J. Böhme, C. Josten; Leipzig, DE
P114 FREE FLAPS. SAFE PROBLEMSOLVING FOR SEPTIC-TRAUMATIC DEFECTS –
INCLUDING THE ELDERLY PATIENTS
O. Bota, J. Przybyl, M. Gresens, J. Fakler, N. von Dercks, N. Spindler, C. Josten, S. Langer; Leipzig, DE
65
Poster Index
P115 INFECTION AFTER OPEN FRACTURES- THE KEY FACTOR IS TIME FROM TRAUMA
TO SURGICAL DEBRIDEMENT
M. Nagea, A. Dimitriu, N. Ciurea, A. Grosu, O. Lupescu; Bucharest, RO
P116 SEGMENTAL BONE INFECTIONS- PROBLEMS, OUTCOME
O. Lupescu1, M. Nagea1, A. Dimitriu1, N. Ciurea1, A. Grosu1, D. Lupescu2, D. Zamfirescu1;1Bucharest, RO, 2Buftea, RO
P117 ACUTE INFECTION AFTER OSTEOSYNTHESIS: A COMPARISON OF TWO
DIFFERENT STANDARDIZED TREATMENT REGIMENS
P. Hellebrekers1, M. Verhofstad2, F. Hietbrink1, H. Varol2, E. van Lieshout2, L. Leenen1;1Utrecht, NL, 2Rotterdam, NL
P118 FACTORS AFFECTING PERI-IMPLANT FRACTURE FOLLOWING LOCKING PLATE
P120 OVERVIEW OF GERIATRIC EMERGENCY SURGERY – A NATIONAL COHORT
STUDY
M. Paduraru1, I. Martinez Casas2, L. Ponchietti3, R. Farre Font4; 1Tomelloso, ES, 2Jaen,ES, 3Miton-Keynes, GB, 4Manresa Barcelona, ES
P121 SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF A NEW REHABILITATION PROGRAM IN THE
SURGICAL INTENSIVE CARE UNIT (SICU)
H. Sun, S. Hong; Seoul, KR
P122 THE IMPORTANCE OF ORTHOPEDIC-GERIATRIC CO-MANAGEMENT IN THE
IMPROVEMENT OF THE OUTCOME OF SENIOR PATIENTS WITH FRAGILITY
FRACTURES
I.D. Alexa, A.C. Ilie, R. Stefaniu, O. Alexa; Iasi, RO
P123 MORTALITY PREDICTION MODELS IN THE GENERAL TRAUMA POPULATION: A
SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
L. de Munter1, S. Polinder2, K. Lansink1, M. Cnossen2, E. Steyerberg2, M. de Jongh1;1Tilburg, NL, 2Rotterdam, NL
66
Poster Index
P124 PERIPHERAL LINES, PATIENT SAFETY AND INFECTION CONTROL. ARE
PERIPHERAL VENOUS LINES BEING LEFT IN SITU LONGER THAN GUIDELINES
RECOMMEND? AN AUDIT OF THE SURGICAL WARDS IN A TERTIARY CENTRE.
D. Townsend1, D. Townsend2, S. Mahdi2, W. English2, S. Ahmed2; 1Watford, GB, 2London,GB
P125 LEARNING NEEDS AFTER AN ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROME BEFORE
CORONARY CARE UNIT DISCHARGE
T. Leal, C. Durao; Lisboa, PT
P126 RECOMMENDATIONS ABOUT URINARY CATHETERIZATION IN ELDERLY
PATIENTS. INITIAL REVIEW.
B. UGARTE-SIERRA1, A. LANDALUCE-OLAVARRIA1, M. PADURADU2, S. POSTIGOMORALES1, M. MARCONI3, D. MARIANI4, M. ZAGO5, F. IBAÑEZ AGUIRRE1;1Galdakao-Usansolo, ES, 2Tomelloso, ES, 3Melzo, IT, 4Legnano, IT, 5Bergamo, IT
P127 OUTCOMES OF EMERGENCY SURGERY IN ELDERLY PATIENTS (OVER 90 YEARS)
A. Kyriakidis, K. Atnanasiou, A. Prodromidou, C. Papadopoulos, I. Tsagkaris, I. Mpesikos,S.-. Eleftheriadou, I. Michalis, V. Kyriakidis, I. Alexandris; Amfissa, GR
P128 THE OUTCOMES OF MANAGEMENT ORTHOPAEDIC TRAUMA IN ELDERLY
PATIENTS (OVER 85 Y.O.)
A. Zacharopoulos, T. Chados, N. Mourias, A. Champipis, D. Antoniou, A. Kyriakidis;Amfissa, GR
P129 HYPOTHERMIA IN ELDERLY AT EMERGENCY ROOM. INITIAL REVIEW OF
LITERATURE AND RECOMMENDATIONS
A. Landaluce-Olavarria1, B. Ugarte Sierra1, D. Mariani2, S. POSTIGO MORALES3,M. marconi4, M. Zago5, F. IBAÑEZ AGUIRRE3, M. Paduraru6; 1Galdacano, ES, 2Legnano,IT, 3Galdakao-Usansolo, ES, 4Melzo, IT, 5Bergamo, IT, 6Tomelloso, ES
P130 SUBCHONDRAL ANCHOR SUTURES FIXED TO A LOCKING PLATE FOR THE
TREATMENT OF VARUS DISPLACED PROXIMAL HUMERAL FRACTURES IN THE
P132 EXTREMITIES AMPUTATION IN THE EMERGENCY SETTING: DESCRIPTIVE
ANALYSIS FROM A SINGLE TERTIARY CENTER
H. Al-Thani, A. El-Menyar; Doha, QA
P133 LIMB SALVAGE VERSUS TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION-FIVE CASES FOR A MONTH.
V. Spassoff, K. Kazalakova, T. Vlahova; Sofia, BG
P134 BONE CEMENT METAL OSTEOSYNTHESIS IN CASES OF PATHOLOGICAL
FRACTURES OF LIMBS WITH METASTATIC LESIONS
V. Protsenko, O. Ilnitskyi; Kiev, UA
P135 ACUTE PERIPHERAL ISCHEMIA TREATED IN GENERAL SURGERY DEPARTMENT
D. Marinescu, M. Olteanu, C. Comanescu, G. Graure, L.A. barbu, D. Margaritescu, V. Surlin, M. Bica; Craiova, RO
P136 MULTIDISCIPLINARY MANAGEMENT OF UPPER LIMB TRAUMA
D. Marinescu, D. Popa, M. Georgescu, F. Obeidat, A. Dinca, O. Nica, C. Gheorghe, D. Vintila, M. Bica, V. Surlin, M. Ciurea; Craiova, RO
P137 VARIATION AND AGREEMENT IN THE TREATMENT OF OPEN LOWER LIMB
FRACTURES IN THE NETHERLANDS
K. Oflazoglu, E. Walbeehm, M. Elzinga, D. Hofstee, J.G. Klijnsma, P. Plantinga, H.R. Holtslag, S. Verhage, A.F. van Ernst, J. Hoogendoorn; The Hague, NL
P138 DOES THE DESIGN OF THE PROXIMAL NAIL TIP INFLUENCE THE APPEARANCE
OF ANTERIOR KNEE PAIN AFTER TIBIAL NAILING?
A. Jankovic1, N. Bozic2, Z. Korac2, F. Seibert1, G. Hohenberger1, P. Holweg1; 1Graz, AT, 2Karlovac, HR
P139 THE WAVE PLATE ACCORDING TO WEBER & BRUNNER. AN OBSOLETE
THERAPEUTIC INSTRUMENT FROM THE PAST ?
P. Reynders-frederix, Brussels, BE
P140 CALLUS STIMULATION IN TYPE III TIBIA OPEN FRACTURES WITH IMPORTANT
BONE LOSS
D. Costea, C. Grasa, A. Serban, B. Obada; Constanta, RO
P141 LATE RESULTS AFTER A TWO-STAGE PROTOCOL FOR SOFT TISSUE
MANAGEMENT IN THE TREATMENT OF TIBIAL PILON FRACTURES
B. Obada, A. Serban, D. Costea, C. Grasa, M. Zekra, S. Alecu; Constanta, RO
68
Poster Index
P142 RESULTS OF BRACHIAL ARTERIAL REPAIR IN CHILDREN WITH SUPRACONDYLAR
HUMERUS FRACTURES
T. Hölzenbein, F. Enzmann, M. Aspalter, F. Akhavan, S. Guggenbichler, L. Klaus; Salzburg, AT
P143 RETROGRADE INTRAMEDULLARY NAILING IN TYPE A AND TYPE C FRACTURES
OF THE DISTAL FEMUR
D. Costea, B. Obada, C. Grasa, A. Serban, S. Alecu, M. Zekra; Constanta, RO
P144 HUMERAL FRACTURES WITH RADIAL NERVE PALSY TREATED BY
OSTEOSYNTHESIS WITH PLATE AND SCREWS
A. Serban, B. Obada, D. Costea, C. Grasa, S. Alecu, M. Zekra; Constanta, RO
P145 OSTEOSYNTHESIS WITH LOCKING PLATE FOR PERIPROSTHETIC FEMORAL
FRACTURES AFTER HIP ARTHROPLASTY
S. Alecu, B. Obada, A. Serban, D. Costea, C. Grasa, M. Badauta; Constanta, RO
P146 RESULTS AFTER OSTEOSYNTHESIS OF DISTAL DYAPHISEAL HUMERAL
FRACTURES WITH PRECONTOURED PLATE THROUGH A POSTERIOR SURGICAL
APPROACH
S. Alecu, D. Costea, B. Obada, C. Grasa, A. Serban, M. Badauta; Constanta, RO
P147 SEQUENTIAL TREATMENT IN CRUSHING TRAUMA OF THE LOWER LIMBS
A. DIMITRIU, M. Nagea, N. Ciurea, A. Grosu, O. Lupescu; Bucharest, RO
P148 NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY IN INFECTED FRACTURES-
INDICATIONS, HANDLING, RESULTS
N..M. CIUREA, A. Dimitriu, A. Grosu, M. Nagea, O. Lupescu; Bucharest, RO
P149 LESSONS LEARNED IN 20 YEARS OF MICROSURGERY
D. Zamfirescu, Bucharest, RO
P150 EARLY REHABILITATION IN SEVERE FOREARM INJURY
A.I. Carstea, I.T. Sebe, I. Lascar, S. Cortan, B. Diaconescu, N. Ferariu, W. Al-Akhras, D.A. Pencu, P.M. Carstea; Bucharest, RO
P. Alina1, A. Prodan1, F. Iordache1, G. Teleanu1, C. Turculet1, M. Beuran1, D. Predoi2,M. Virgil1; 1Bucharest, RO, 2Magurele, RO
P261 ADDENDUM REPORT: EFFECTIVENESS OF REGIONAL NERVE BLOCK ON
CLAVICLE AND SHOULDER SURGERY
Y. Ohashi, Aichiken Hekinan, JP
80
Poster Index
P261A ULTRASOUND-GUIDED INJECTION FOR CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME (CTS):
RESULTS IN OUR PATIENTS GROUP AND REVIEW OF LITERATURE
A. Sahu1, M. Ali1, A. Chourasia2, M. Saleh1, A. Mehta3, A. Narasimhan4, A. Mehdi1; 1London, GB, 2Rh, GB, 3Ponzan, PL, 4Dubai, AE
P261B ULTRASOUND GUIDED PERCUTANEOUS DRY NEEDLING AND INJECTION FOR
LATERAL EPICONDYLITIS: OUR RESULTS IN OUR PATIENT GROUP
A. Sahu1, A. Mehta2, M. Saleh1, M. Ali1, A. Chourasia3, A. Narasimhan4, A. Mehdi1; 1London, GB, 2Ponzan, PL, 3Rh, GB, 4Dubai, AE
P262 ERRORS CONTRIBUTING TO TRAUMA MORTALITY – RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS
IN LEVEL 2 TRAUMA HOSPITAL
M. Anastasiu, R. Dedu, N. Micu, D. Vicol; Buzau, RO
P263 MUSEC IN PORTUGAL SATISFACTION SURVEY - WHAT STUDENTS THINK OF AN
ULTRASOUND COURSE
J. Pereira1, L. Pinheiro1, J. Constantino1, F. Valério1, C. Mesquita2, P. Ramos3, I. Martinez Casas4, D. Mariani5, A. Casamassima6, A. Silva7, M. Zago8; 1Viseu, PT, 2Coimbra, PT, 3Funchal, PT, 4Jaen, ES, 5Legnano, IT, 6Milan, IT, 7Senhora Da Hora, PT, 8Bergamo, IT
P264 CAN METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS PREDICT ORTHOPAEDIC TRAUMA
ADMISSIONS?
K. Linton, F. O'Neill, D. Bennett; Castlebar, IE
P265 A COMPARISON OF THE ACADEMIC OUTPUT OF MAJOR BURNS UNITS IN THE
UK AND IRELAND
A. Trevatt, A. Idowu, M. Colquhoun, S. Rahman; London, GB
P266 PERCUTANEOUS FIXATION OF THE ANTERIOR COLUMN OF THE PELVIS. WHICH
WAY BEST TO TAKE.?
P. Reynders-frederix, C. Reynders-frederix; Brussels, BE
P267 HELICOPTER EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE FOR TRAUMA PATIENTS IN RURAL
AREA
S. Mimura1, Y. Saoyama1, H. MORI2, T. Omura3; 1Tokushima City, JP, 2Tokushima-Shi, JP, 3Tokushima, JP
P268 ULTRASOUND OF HANDS & WRIST IN TRAUMA
A. GAFOOR, Plymouth, GB
P269 VRINOR - THE WORLD'S FIRST VIRTUAL REALITY OPERATION
W. English, O. Trampleasure, A. Jawad, S. Ahmed; London, GB
81
Poster Index
P270 LOW FIELD EXTREMITY MRI IN IMAGING OF MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM IN
TRAUMA
A. GAFOOR, Plymouth, GB
P271 A WIDENED TIBIOFIBULAR SYNDEMOSIS AND FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME IN
THE SYNDESMOTIC REDUCTION AFTER SYNDESMOTIC SCREW FIXATION FOR
ANKLE MALLEOLAR FRACTURES: AO44-C3
Y. SATO, Nagoya, JP
P272 THE EVOLUTION OF DEATHS BY TRAUMA AT THE BEGINNING OF THE 21ST
CENTURY IN ROMANIA - A SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
D. Ion, G. Radu, A. Bolocan, D.N. Paduraru, O. Andronic; Bucharest, RO
P273 INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH FOR VOCATIONAL TRAINING IN ORTHOPEDIC
SURGERY
A. DIMITRIU, T.E. Avramescu, C. Patru, G.I. Popescu, M. Nagea, O. Lupescu; Bucharest, RO
P274 EVALUATION OF SPLENIC AUTOTRANSPLANTION IN TRAUMA: SCINTIGRAFIC
EXAMS VERSUS ECHOGRAPHY WITH SONOVUE
A.L. chiotoroiu1, M. VENTER1, S. Paun1, B. Gaspar2, D. Venter1, I. Tanase1, M. Ierima1, I. Negoi1, M. Beuran1; 1Bucharest, RO, 2Bucuresti, RO
P275 COMPARATIVE NEEDS ANALYSIS IN EDUCATING ORTHPAEDIC TRAINEES IN
EUROPE
A. DIMITRIU, M. Nagea, T.E. Avramescu, C. Patru, G.I. Popescu, P. Niculescu, O. Lupescu; Bucharest, RO
P276 OPTIMIZING THE TREATMENT IN POSTERIOR ACETABULAR FRACTURES BY
ENHANCING PRACTICAL SKILLS
N..M. CIUREA, M. Nagea, A. Dimitriu, G.I. Popescu, T.E. Avramescu, O. Lupescu; Bucharest, RO
P277 ACQUIRING COMPETENCE IN SHOULDER AND KNEE EXAMINATION:
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE EFFICIENCY OF DIFFERENT INSTRUCTIONAL
APPROACHES
J. Zabel1, B. Bender1, S. Hoefer1, J. Sterz1, C. Stefanescu1, I. Marzi2, M. Ruesseler1; 1Frankfurt, DE
82
Poster Index
P278 INTRAMEDULLARY STABILIZATION OF PAEDIATRIC FEMORAL SHAFT
FRACTURES BY RETROGRADE KIRSCHNER-WIRES: AN EFFECTIVE APPROACH
TO SURGICAL FIXATION
K. Linton, M. Nassir, T. Mahmood; Castlebar, IE
P279 DEDICATED MASS-CASUALTY INCIDENT HOSPITALS: AN OVERVIEW
M. Haverkort1, M. de Jong1, M. Foco2, D. Gui2, M. Barhoum3, G. Hyams4, H. Bahouth4, M. Halberthal4, L. Leenen1; 1Utrecht, NL, 2Rome, IT, 3Nahariyya, IL, 4Haifa, IL
P280 TRIAGE AT MASS CASUALTY INCIDENTS AT SEA - A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE
REVIEW
C. Ottersbach1, D. Gümbel1, E. Henning1, M. Napp1, A. Ekkernkamp2, S. Schulz-Drost2; 1Greifswald, DE, 2Berlin, DE
P281 THE PREHOSPITAL MANAGEMENT OF HYPOTHERMIA – AN OVERVIEW OF THE
CURRENTLY AVAILABLE TREATMENT MODALITIES
F. Haverkamp, E. Tan; Nijmegen, NL
P282 FACTORS AFFECTING SURVIVAL IN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT THORACOTOMY:
AN UPDATE
E. Nevins, N. Bird, H. Malik, S. Mercer, N. Misra; Liverpool, GB
P283 CLINICAL AND THERAPEUTIC ASPECTS INDUCED BY INGESTION OF FOREIGN
BODIES
C. Mesina, I. Vasile, T.V. Dumitrescu, I.D. Vilcea, C.S. Mirea, S.S. Mogoanta, E. Moraru; Craiova, RO
P284 LATE VASCULAR COMPLICATIONS FOLLOWING LAPAROSCOPIC
CHOLECYSTECTOMY
M. Beuran, M. Venter, M. Popiel, L. Gulie, D. Venter, I. Gheju, C. Oprescu, B. Popa; Bucharest, RO
P285 RISK FACTORS AND TREATMENT OF PLEURAL EMPYEMA AFTER TRAUMATIC
HEMOTHORAX; A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY
R. Verheul, J.M. van Buijtenen, C. Dickhoff, G. Giannakopoulos, F. Bloemers; Amsterdam, NL
P286 DELAYED MASSIVE HEMOTHORAX REQUIRING SURGERY AFTER BLUNT
THORACIC TRAUMA OVER A FIVE-YEAR PERIOD: COMPLICATING RIB FRACTURE
WITH SHARP EDGE ASSOCIATED WITH DIAPHRAGM INJURY
S. Chang, Cheonan-Si, Chungcheongnam-do, KR
83
Poster Index
P287 PRE-HOSPITAL THORACOTOMY: 115 YEARS ON AND NO FURTHER FORWARD
E. Nevins, P. Moori, N. Bird, J. Smith-Williams, N. Misra; Liverpool, GB
P288 EMERGENCY PANCREATODUODENECTOMY: EXPERIENCE LEARNED FROM 6
CASES
M. Zabara, A. Trofin, A. Vornicu, R. Cadar, O. Apopei, C. Ursulescu Lupascu, C. Lupascu; Iasi, RO
P289 HOW WE FEEL ABOUT RESCUE SURGERY: RESULTS FROM A SURVEY AMONG
ITALIAN EMERGENCY SURGEONS
V. Cozza, M. Di Grezia, A. La Greca, D. Gui; Rome, IT
P290 RESCUE SURGERY IN INTENSIVE CARE UNIT INPATIENTS: ANALYSIS OF
MORTALITY
E. Adami, G. Ricci, B. Benini, M.A. Liguori, P. Marini; Rome, IT
P291 PROGNOSTIC FACTORS FOR FAILURE OF NON-OPERATIVE TREATMENT IN
GASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDING.
A. Cruceru1, A. Popescu2, I. Negoi2, A. Runcanu2, A. Chiotoroiu2, M. Beuran2; 1Bucuresti, RO, 2Bucharest, RO
P292 MANAGEMENT OF SEVERE COMBAT INJURED MAXILLO-FACIAL SOLDIERS, THE
FRENCH HEALTH SERVICE EXPERIENCE
P. HAEN, S. Laversanne; Marseilles, FR
P293 MILITARY SURGERY IN THE ANTI-ACCESS AND AREA DENIAL (A2/AD) ZONES:
BACK TO THE FUTURE?
I. Samokhvalov, V. Reva; Sankt-Peterburg, RU
P294 PRINCIPLES OF SURGERY ON A ROLE 2+ FORWARD MOBILE ARMY SURGICAL
HOSPITAL(MASH)
N. Degermetzoglou, I. Bountouris, T. Perdikides; Athens, GR
P295 PRIMARY REPAIR OF A DELAYED PRESENTATION THORACIC OESOPHAGEAL
GUNSHOT INJURY: A REPORT OF TWO CASES
T. Omura1, A. Mohammed2, K. Bischof2, S. Rambarran2, S. Moeng2; 1Tokushima, JP, 2Johannesburg, ZA
P296 SMALL BOWEL OBSTRUCTION IN A PREGNANT PATIENT WITH BLUE RUBBER
BLEB NEVUS SYNDROME
C.A. Menegozzo1, C. Gontijo2, D. Gomes1, G. Schnitman2, L. Aidar2, J. Perez Parra3, E. Utiyama2; 1Sao Paulo, BR, 2São Paulo, BR, 3000, BR
84
Poster Index
P297 NAIL GUN PENETRATING INJURY OF THE THORACIC DESCENDING AORTA
A. Yamamoto, K. Fukazawa, Y. Umeda, Y. Kamei, S. Shoumura, M. Yada, H. Suzuki, K. Chiaki, H. Tashiro; Mie, JP
P298 EMERGENCY SURGERY IN A PATIENT WITH MAJOR COAGULATION PROBLEMS:
USEFULNESS OF ROTEM – CASE REPORT
A. Marcu, G. Manga, E. Scarlatescu, G. Droc; Bucharest, RO
P299 POSTPARTUM LIFE-THREATENING COMPLICATIONS IN A PRIMIPAROUS
PATIENT WITH SEVERE PREECLAMPSIA
I. Stavarache, O. Munteanu, A. Burcuta, M.M. Cirstoiu; Bucharest, RO
P300 SPONTANEOUS PNEUMOPERITONEUM
J. Yun, Cheonan-Si, Chungnam, KR
P301 PELVIC ACTINOMICOSIS: A RARE CAUSE OF INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION
I. Dogaru, M. Avram, M. Bosoteanu, I. Bulbuc; Constanta, RO
P302 NECROTIZING FASCIITIS – THERAPEUTICALY AND CLINICAL ASPECTS
C. Mesina, I. Vasile, T.V. Dumitrescu, I.D. Vilcea, C.S. Mirea, S.S. Mogoanta; Craiova, RO
P303 A RARE CASE OF UPPER DIGESTIVE HEMORRHAGE DUE TO BLEEDING
DUODENAL TUMOR
C. Turculet, D. Ene, T. Georgescu, E. Ciuca, A. Vladascau, F. Iordache, M. Beuran; Bucharest, RO
P304 RAPUNZELL SYNDROME
C. GONZALEZ DE PEDRO1, J. TINOCO GONZALEZ1, M. RUBIO MANZANARES DORADO2, F. LOPEZ BERNAL1, M.J. TAMAYO LOPEZ1, E. PRENDES SILLERO1, J. PADILLO RUIZ1, F. PAREJA CIURÓ1; 1Sevilla, ES, 2Seville, ES
P305 MULTIVISCERAL RESECTION FOR ADVANCED GASTRIC CARCINOMA - CASE
PRESENTATION.
S. Valcea, M. Beuran, M. Vartic; Bucharest, RO
P306 ANEURYSMAL BONE CYST. A NEW THERAPEUTIC ALTERNATIVE.
J. Ferrero Recasens, E. Vacas, J.M. PArdo Garcia, G. Luengo Alonso, R. Ciruelos; Madrid, ES
P307 HYPERTHENSIVE PNEUMOTHORAX WITH EMPYEMA DUE TO PERFORATED
INTRAPLEURAL GASTRIC ULCER.
M. Bejenaru, Bucharest, RO
85
Poster Index
P307A EFFUSIVE CONSTRICTIVE PERICARDITIS: REPORT OF A PEDIATRIC CASE
REQUIRING ACUTE SURGICAL TREATMENT.
X. AGROGIANNI, S. TZALAVRA, C. PRODROMOU, D. PARASCHOU, A. KOURTESIS; Athens, GR
P308 WHEN THE ADRENAL BLEEDS - A RARE CASE OF EMERGENCY ADRENALECTOMY
O. Ginghina, R. Iosifescu, A. Spanu, C. Birlog, M. Mardare, N. Iordache; Bucharest, RO
P309 SIMPLE PNEUMOTHORAX OR BIRT-HOGG-DUBÉ (BHD) SYNDROME? - A CASE
REPORT
G. Fotache1, M. Orghidan2; 1Otopeni, RO, 2Bucharest, RO
P310 CRYPTOGENIC LIVER ABSCESS WITH METASTATIC DISTANCE DETERMINATION.
A PARTICULAR CASE.
R. Livadariu, L. Ionescu, D. Timofte, F. Grecu, L. Stirbu, I. TRIFESCU, R. Danila; Iasi, RO
P311 EARLY POSTOPERATIVE SEVERE ACUTE PANCREATITIS AFTER WHIPPLE
PROCEDURE
L. Ionescu, I. TRIFESCU, R. Livadariu, L. stirbu, D. Timofte; Iasi, RO
P312 INJURY OF THE ISOLATED EXTRAHEPATIC BILIARY TRACT CAUSED BY BLUNT
ABDOMINAL TRAUMA
J. Kim, J. Yeom, Y. Park, W. Kang, Y. Jo; Gwangju, KR
P313 WHAT GOES IN, MUST COME OUT: WHEN SHOULD WE OPERATE ON
DELIBERATELY INGESTED FOREIGN BODIES?
N. Redgrave1, L. Ponchietti2; 1Milton Keynes, GB, 2Miton-Keynes, GB
P314 HENOCH SCHOENLEIN PURPURA PRESENTING AS AN ACUTE ABDOMEN IN AN
ADULT
M. Lueders1, H. Diaz2, J. Byrd1, M. Sadek2, H. Sasken2, E. Irizarry2; 1Bronx, US, 2Bronx, NY/US
P315 THREE VISCOUS FISTULA FORMATION FOLLOWING INGESTION OF MAGNETIC
FOREIGN BODIES IN AN ASYMPTOMATIC CHILD
J. Borucki1, W. Sherwood2; 1Kidlington, GB, 2London, GB
P316 ILEOCECAL INTUSSUSCEPTION DUE TO SUBMUCOSAL LIPOMA IN A PREGNANT
WOMAN.
W. Bosman1, E. Ritchie2, H. Veger3, P. Hedeman Joosten2; 1Amsterdam, NL, 2Leiderdorp, NL, 3Den Haag, NL
86
Poster Index
P317 INCARCERATED SPIGELIAN HERNIA - CASE REPORT
M. Serra, T. Santos, R. Lages, C. Ribeiro, P. Menezes, V. Francisco, M. Martins, J. Sousa; Aveiro, PT
P318 “AMYAND'S HERNIA” - A CASE REPORT
T. Santos, M. Serra, R. Lages, C. Ribeiro, P. Menezes, L. Sardo, S. Cordeiro, F. Ribeiro, A. Vieira; Aveiro, PT
P319 GASTRIC PERFORATION DUE TO FOREIGN BODY INGESTION MIMICKING ACUTE
CHOLECYSTITIS
W. Bosman1, R. Maayen2, D. Henneman2, E. Ritchie2, J. van den Bremer2; 1Amsterdam, NL, 2Leiderdorp, NL
P320 ABDOMINAL MILIARY TUBERCULOSIS DISGUISED AS ACUTE APPENDICITIS.
R. Dettmers1, W. Bosman2, R. Maayen1, P. Hedeman Joosten1, E. Ritchie1; 1Leiderdorp, NL, 2Amsterdam, NL
P320A AMNIOTIC MEMBRANE COVERAGE IN OPEN ABDOMINAL WALL WITH
ENTEROATMOSPHERIC FISTULA.
M..L. De la Hoz Riesco, M.P. Suarez Vega, R. Alvarez Rodriguez, R.M. Pelaez Barrigon, V. Olmos Juste, B. Rodriguez Martin, L. Barrio Rodriguez, E. Vuelta Lopez, C. Gonzalez Garcia, A. Garcia Garcia, G. Barrigon Martinez, S. Pacho Valbuena; Leon, E
P321 AXIAL TORSION AND GANGRENE OF MECKEL'S DIVERTICULUM IN THE THIRD
TRIMESTER OF PREGNANCY - CASE REPORT
R.C. Marian1, M. Venter1, L. Ghita2, R. Lantos2, R. Ciocan2, D. Venter1, M. Beuran1; 1Bucharest, RO, 2Bucuresti, RO
P322 NON OPERATIVE MANAGEMENT AND ULTRASOUND DIAGNOSTIC IN FOUR
YOUNG PATIENTS WITH SIGMOID DIVERTICULITIS
B. Dumbrava1, M. Paduraru2; 1Dublin, IE, 2Tomelloso, ES
P323 MESENTERIC VENOUS THROMBOSIS (MVT): A CASE OF IDIOPATHIC MVT
PRESENTING AS ACUTE APPENDICITIS
N. Maudarbaccus, V. Lazar, R. Cosarca; Oradea, RO
P324 UMBILICAL HERNIA: LEAKING HERNIA DUE TO AN ENTEROCUTANEOUS
FISTULA IN A CIRRHOTIC PATIENT BY FOREIGN BODY (CHICKEN BONE)
N. Maudarbaccus, R. Dima, I. Costa; Oradea, RO
P325 DELAYED SIGMOID PERFORATION AFTER BLUNT TRAUMA – CASE REPORT
B. Stoica, M. Beuran, I. Tanase, A. Runcanu, I. Negoi, S. Paun; Bucharest, RO
87
Poster Index
P326 CASE OF MALIGNANT ATROPHIC PAPULOSIS (KÖHLMEIER-DEGOS DISEASE)
CAUSE OF NONTRAUMATIC PERFORATIONS OF THE SMALL BOWEL
A.L. chiotoroiu1, S. Paun1, M. Venter1, B. Gaspar2, I. Tanase1, M. Ierima1, D. Venter1, I. Negoi1, M. Beuran1; 1Bucharest, RO, 2Bucuresti, RO
P327 VACUUM ASSISTED CLOSURE THERAPY IN A PATIENT WITH INFECTED DUAL
MESH AFTER GRAFT EXCISION
N. OZLEM1, E. colak2, G. kucuk2, R. aktimur2; 1Kirsehir, TR, 2Samsun, TR
P328 BE CAREFUL OF YOUR “SUSHI!”
A. Fujita, K. Sekiya, K. Morishita, Y. Otomo; Tokyo, JP
P329 A RARE CASE OF TUBERCULOUS PERITONITIS ASSOCIATED WITH PERITONEAL
CARCINOMATOSIS.
T. Mihoc, V. Vizitiu, C. Pîrvu, M. Selaru, A. Valceanu, D. Valceanu; Timisoara, RO
P330 ILEAL PERFORATION AND PERITONITIS SECONDARY TO INTESTINAL
LYMPHOMA – CASE PRESENTATION
M. Zabara, M. Zabara, A. Vornicu, R. Cadar, O. Apopei, F. Crumpei, C. Ursulescu Lupascu, C. Lupascu; Iasi, RO
P331 ACUTE PERITONITIS IN PLURIPATHOLOGICAL ELDERLY PATIENT.
L. Rodríguez Melguizo, A. Martínez García, Á. Soriano Pérez, M. Martín Ortíz; Jaén, ES
P332 UROPERITONEUM AFTER UNILATERAL KIDNEY TRANSPLANT
A. Valceanu, C. Pîrvu, M. Selaru, T. Mihoc, D. Valceanu; Timisoara, RO
P333 SIGMOID PERFORATION BY AN UNUSUAL SUSPECT
B. Pinto1, R. Martins2, S. Almeida2; 1Parede, PT, 2Venteira, PT
P334 INCARCERATED INGUINOSCROTAL HERNIA - EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED
R. Lages, P. Rocha, C. Ribeiro, M. Serra, T. Santos, A. Figueiredo, J. Vaz, J.J. Alves, J. Noronha, A. Vieira; Aveiro, PT
P335 NON-OPERATIVE MANAGEMENT OF PENETRATING LIVER INJURY: THE ROLE OF
INTEGRATED IMAGING
S. Bozzo, M. Zago, R. Pirovano, S. Coppola, M. Ciocca Vasino; Bergamo, IT
P336 DIAGNOSTIC LAPAROSCOPY AND INTRAOPERATIVE INDOCYANINE GREEN
FLUORESCENCE ANGIOGRAPHY FOR THE EARLY DETECTION OF INTESTINAL
ISCHEMIA
R. somigli1, G. Alemanno1, P. prosperi1, C. bergamini1, A. bruscino1, G. Maltinti2, A. Giordano1, A. valeri1; 1Florence, IT, 2Castelfiorentino, IT
88
Poster Index
P337 EMERGENCY LAPAROSCOPIC REDUCTION AND MESH REPAIR FOR
INCARCERATED HIATAL HERNIA
G. Maltinti1, R. somigli2, C. bergamini2, P. prosperi2, A. bruscino2, G. Alemanno2, A. Giordano2, A. valeri2; 1Castelfiorentino, IT, 2Florence, IT
P338 LAPAROSCOPIC REPAIR OF SMALL BOWEL INJURY SECONDARY TO
PENETRATING TRAUMA WITH A KNIFE AFTER NEGATIVE CT FINDINGS. A CASE
REPORT
I. Gerogiannis, F. Dixon, R. Gillies, G. Bond-Smith; Oxford, GB
P339 LIKE A ROLLING STONE
M. Venter, C. Oprescu, D. Venter, I. Gheju, M. Beuran; Bucharest, RO
P340 TRAUMATIC ENTIRE SECTION OF THE COMMON BILE DUCT
A. Vaquero, R. Franco, S. Argudo, J. Herrador, A. Forero, A. Alonso Poza; Madrid, ES
P341 A FLANK HERNIA REPAIRED WITH A URINARY BAG
N. OZLEM, Kirsehir, TR
P342 INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGIC APPROACH WITH DAMAGE CONTROL
SURGERY IN PATIENT WITH RETROPERITONEAL HEMORRHAGE
Y. Jo, J. Yeom, Y. Park, W. Kang, J. Kim; Gwangju, KR
P343 ASSESSING THE RISKS OF REBLEEDING AND ABDOMINAL COMPARTMENT
SYNDROME AFTER TREATMENT OF INTRAPERITONEAL HEMORRHAGE.
W. Takayama, A. Nunome, T. Shoko, Y. Otomo; Tokyo, JP
P344 POLITRAUMA-WOUNDED SURGICAL SOUL -MALE
G. Cirstea, Alexandria, RO
P345 PARTIAL SPLENECTOMY FOR BLUNT ABDOMINAL TRAUMA IN A YOUNG
PATIENT.
G. Caravaglios, P. Misitano, A. Genovese, L. Salvischiani, F. Coratti, M. De Luca, P.P. Bianchi; Grosseto, IT
P346 COMPLEX ABDOMINAL WALL INJURIES - THE CLOSING DRAMA
C. Ferreira, A. Melo, N. Tenreiro, A. Marçal, L. Madureira, F. Próspero Luis; Vila Real, PT
P347 ADJUVANT USE OF A RADIOFREQUENCY ABLATION DEVICE FOR CONTROLLING
HEMORRHAGE IN LIVER TRAUMA
R. Scurtu, M. Matei, R. Drasovean, C. Ciuce; Cluj Napoca, RO
89
Poster Index
P348 ENDOVASCULAR TREATMENT OF BLUNT TRAUMATIC INJURY TO THE SUPERIOR
MESENTERIC ARTERY
J. Perez Parra1, E. Utiyama2; 1000, BR, 2São Paulo, BR
P349 A CASE OF PEDIATRIC LIVER INJURY THAT HAS BROUGHT THE BILE DUCT
STENOSIS AS A LATE COMPLICATION.
Y. Saoyama1, H. MORI2, T. Omura3, S. Mimura1; 1Tokushima City, JP, 2Tokushima-Shi, JP, 3Tokushima, JP
P350 THE MANAGEMENT OF TRAUMATIC ABDOMINAL WALL HERNIAS - CASE SERIES
V. Constantin, A. Carâp, S. Bobic, C. Moculescu, A. Smaranda, B. Socea; Bucharest, RO
P350A RECTO-SIGMOID DISRUPTION RESULTING FROM SEATBELT RELATED TRAUMA
G. Caravaglios, G. Giuliani, A. Genovese, L. Felicioni, L. Salvischiani, P.P. Bianchi; Grosseto, IT
P351 ALCOHOL AND BULLS DON'T MIX: EVISCERATION BY BULL HORN - A CASE
REPORT
T. Louro1, R. Correia1, M. Alves2, M. Santos1, F. Rodrigues1; 1Vila Franca De Xira, PT, 2Lisboa, PT
P352 “DEATH BY A THREAD”-WHEN THE PATIENT'S LIFE IS ALL DEPENDENT ON
THREAD BETWEEN SPECIALTIES.
M. Alves1, C. Durão1, T. Louro2; 1Lisboa, PT, 2Vila Franca De Xira, PT
P353 SEQUENTIAL TREATMENT IN SEVERE HEPATIC TRAUMA (LEVEL 5)
D. Ene, B. Martian, C. Turculet, B. Diaconescu, T. Georgescu, E. Ciuca, A. Vladascau, F. Iordache, M. Beuran; Bucharest, RO
P354 SMALL BOWEL TRANSPLANT AFTER GUNSHOT INJURY TO THE SUPERIOR
MESENTERIC VEIN
D. McPhee1, K. Iyer2, S. Priovolos3, M. Lueders3; 1New York, US, 2New York, NY/US, 3Bronx, US
P355 AN ACCIDENT AND A SURVIVOR - A BLUNT TRAUMA CASE REPORT
T. Louro1, M. Alves2, M. Santos1, F. Rodrigues1; 1Vila Franca De Xira, PT, 2Lisboa, PT
P356 SPLENIC INJURY AFTER COLONOSCOPY. COULD THAT HAPPEN TWICE? AN
UNUSUAL CASE REPORT
P. Christopoulos1, M. Mancas2, S. Daniels2, T. Ahmed2; 1Steeton, Keighley, GB, 2Eastburn, GB
90
Poster Index
P357 BLUNT SPLENIC INJURY PRESENTING WITH SYMPTOMS OF A PULMONARY
EMBOLISM
M. Mancas1, P. Christopoulos2, M. Mathew1, W. Sasi1; 1Eastburn, GB, 2Steeton, Keighley, GB
P358 FATAL EVOLUTION IN ABDOMINAL TRAUMA. LATE DIAGNOSIS AND
MISMANAGEMENT.
R. Livadariu, L. Ionescu, D. Timofte, F. Grecu, I. TRIFESCU, R. Danila, R. Livadariu; Iasi, RO
P359 DELAYED DIAGNOSIS OF CERVICAL ABSCESS AFTER ESOPHAGEAL RUPTURE
DUE TO BICYCLE ACCIDENT
I. Tanase, S. Paun, I. Negoi, B. Stoica, C. Tanase, A.L. chiotoroiu, R. Anghel, M. Beuran; Bucharest, RO
P360 MANAGEMENT OF INTESTINAL EVISCERATION INJURY AFTER RUN OVER BY
CAR
R. Lages, P. Rocha, C. Ribeiro, M. Serra, T. Santos, A. Figueiredo, J. Vaz, J.J. Alves, J. Noronha, A. Vieira; Aveiro, PT
P361 POSTTRAUMATIC BLADDER HERNIATION INTO A PUBIC SYMPHYSIS DIASTASIS
IN A TYPE C PELVIC RING FRACTURE – AN UNUSUAL PRESENTATION
B. Veliceasa, B. Puha, O. Alexa; Iasi, RO
P362 SUCCESSFUL MANAGEMENT OF MASSIVE BLEEDING FROM A BUTTOCK
STAB WOUND USING TEMPORARY BALLOON TAMPONADE USING A FOLEY
CATHETER BRIDGE TO INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY
H. MORI1, T. Omura2, Y. Saoyama3, S. Mimura3; 1Tokushima-Shi, JP, 2Tokushima, JP, 3Tokushima City, JP
P363 POSTTRAUMATIC LUMBAR SPONDYLOLISTHESIS L5-S1
V. Catana, Bucuresti, RO
P364 THORACIC SPINE FRACTURE-LUXATION T6-T7 IN A POLYTRAUMA PATIENT
V. Catana, Bucuresti, RO
P365 PENETRATING SPINAL INJURIES IN FRANCE AND IN OVERSEAS OPERATIONS:
HOW MANAGEMENT DIFFERS
M. Fouet, J. Delmas, F. Maison, M. THOMAS-POHL, D. ROGEZ, R. Dulou, A. Kane; Clamart, FR
91
Poster Index
P366 THE ROLE OF CONSERVATIVE MANAGEMENT OF TENSION PNEUMOCEPHALUS
IN TWO CASES POST TRAFFIC-RELATED INJURIES
A. Al-Aieb, R. Peralta, M. Ellabib, H. Al-Thani, A. El-Menyar; Doha, QA
P367 TITANIUM MESH CRANIO-ORBITAL RECONSTRUCTION OF A COMPLEX
CRANIOFACIAL FRACTURE FOLLOWING A SEVERE TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY –
CASE REPORT
A. giovani, F. Brehar, L. Munteanu, M. Gorgan; Bucharest, RO
P368 DO NOT TRUST IN LOW SERUM LEVEL: PROTEIN S100B
R. Krassnig, E. Tackner, G. Hohenberger, N. Eibinger, P. Puchwein; Graz, AT
P369 MIGRATION OF K-WIRE INTO SPINAL CANAL AFTER AC JOINT FIXATION- A CASE
REPORT
S. Zagorac, A. Lesic, M. Bumbasirevic; Belgrade, RS
P370 NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY WITH INSTILLATION AND DWELL TIME
USED TO TREAT INFECTED ORTHOPAEDIC IMPLANTS: A 4-PATIENT CASE SERIES
R. Dettmers, W. Brekelmans, M. Leijnen, B. Borger vd Burg, E. Ritchie; Leiderdorp, NL
P371 TREATMENT OF BONE INFECTION AFTER FEMORAL FRACTURE IN A
POLYTRAUMA PATIENT
P. Niculescu, C. Remus; Bucharest, RO
P372 THE ORTHOGERIATRIC MANAGEMENT IN AN ELDERLY PATIENT WITH
POSTTRAUMATIC COMPLEX PELVIC RING FRACTURES
A.C. Ilie, T.S. Gheorghevici, A.I. Pislaru, I.D. Alexa; Iasi, RO
P373 CLINICAL CASE OF FRAGILITY FRACTURE OF THE SACRAL REGION IN PATIENT
WITH OSTEOPOROSIS
A. FILIP, V. BOGDAN, O. Alexa; Iasi, RO
P374 SURGICAL FIXATION USING RIB STAPLERS FOR FLAIL CHEST INJURIES OF
ELDERLY PATIENT
T. Shoko, Tokyo, JP
P375 LONG-TERM FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN PATIENT AFTER
SEVERE POLYTRAUMA
V. Kornilova-Filusina1, A. Vikmanis1, Z. Pavare1, A. Nulle2; 1Riga, LV, 2Jurmala, LV
P376 EMERGENCY FASCIOTOMY TO TREAT NECROTIZING FASCIITIS BY VIBRIO
VULNIFICUS
V. BATSOU1, C. Lin2; 1Chalkida, GR, 2Kaohsiung, TW
92
Poster Index
P377 THE MANAGEMENT OF THE COMPLEX UPPER LIMB TRAUMA – CASE REPORT
A. Hanga-Farcas, F. Blaga, R. Bot, M. Hebristean, M. Bulzan, C. Hozan; Oradea, RO
P378 AN AVULSION FRACTURE OF THE CALCANEAL TUBEROSITY: DELAY OF
TREATMENT CAUSES THE “ACHILLES HEEL” OF OPTIMAL RECOVERY.
W. Bosman1, M. Leijnen2, E. Ritchie2, J. van den Bremer2; 1Amsterdam, NL, 2Leiderdorp, NL
P379 POPLITEAL VASCULAR TRAUMA
S. Catarino, J. Rodrigues, A. Simões; Viseu, PT
P380 OSTEOSEPTOCUTANEOUS FREE VASCULARIZED FIBULAR BONE GRAFT IN THE
TREATMENT OF LARGE BONE AND SOFT TISSUE DEFECTS – CASE REPORT
B. Veliceasa, M. Pertea, B. Puha, D. Popescu, O. Alexa; Iasi, RO
P381 PEDICLED RADIAL FOREARM FLAP FOR EMERGENCY RECONSTRUCTION OF
POSTRAUMATIC LOWER THIRD ARM SOFT TISSUES DEFECT
I. Dumitrescu, M. Gheorghiu-Branaru, A. Bordianu, O. Enciu, A. Miron; Bucuresti, RO
P382 THE ROLE OF NEGATIVE- PRESSURE THERAPY IN THE MANAGEMENT OF OSTEO-
ARTICULAR INFECTIONS
D. Popescu, T.S. Gheorghevici, B. Veliceasa, B. Puha, O. Alexa; Iasi, RO
P383 THE CRITICAL IMPACT OF A CRUSH INJURY
L. Mirea, R. Ungureanu, R. Florescu, M. Tiglis, A. Bogdan, A. Gherca, R. Marin, J. Fulga, M. Costache, M. Vladut, R. Reff, I. Grintescu, O. Lupescu, I.M. Grintescu; Bucharest, RO
P384 CLASSIC NECROTIZING FASCIITIS; HOW CLASSIC IS CLASSIC?
L. Brouwers, M. Bemelman; Tilburg, NL
P385 TRANSARTERIAL EMBOLIZATION FOR AXILLARY ARTERY BRACHES INJURY
ASSOCIATED WITH HUMERUS NECK FRACTURE.
M. Mita, K. Morishita, K. Kosuke, Y. Otomo; Tokyo, JP
P386 RECTAL ABDOMINAL AND THORACIC IMPALEMENT - SURVIVABLE TRAUMA
D. Andronic, N. Vlad, R. Palihovici, V. Fotea, C. Lupascu; Iasi, RO
P387 FIVE YEARS FOLLOW-UP OF A POLYTRAUMA. LIMB FOR LIFE OR LIFE BEFORE
LIMBS?
A. Varischi1, L. Di Mento1, S. Agrati2, V. Roveda1; 1Rozzano, IT, 2San Donato Milanese, IT
P388 RADIOLOGICAL MISDIAGNOSIS VS. INTRAOPERATIVE FINDINGS IN A TRAUMA
PATIENT - CASE PRESENTATION
A.L. Hanu, A. Ivanoschi, I. Dogaru; Constanta, RO
93
Poster Index
P389 MINIMALLY INVASIVE MANAGEMENT IN SEVERE MULTIPLE TRAUMA BY
MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT
S. Dios Barbeito1, V.M. Durán Muñoz-Cruzado1, M. RUBIO MANZANARES DORADO2, J. TINOCO GONZÁLEZ1, F. LOPEZ BERNAL1, M.J. Tamayo1, F.J. PADILLO RUÍZ1, F. PAREJA CIURÓ1; 1Sevilla, ES, 2Seville, ES
P390 PNEUMOPERITONEUM AND INTRAPERITONEAL URINARY BLADDER INJURY
M. Torba, A. Mici, K. Subashi; Tirana, AL
P391 THE MANAGEMENT OF COMPLEX BLUNT THORACOABDOMINAL TRAUMA
G. Bushi1, S. Buci1, S. Koceku1, S. Ceka2, R. Madani1, M. Torba2; 1Tirane, AL, 2Tirana, AL
P392 IS NON-OPERATIVE MANAGEMENT OF POLYTRAUMA POSSIBLE?: CASE STUDY
OF A 26 YEAR-OLD WOMAN WITH RENAL AND SPLENIC INJURY.
M. Hogea, A. Belecciu; Brasov, RO
P393 SURGICAL APPROACH IN MAJOR RETROPERITONEAL INJURIES - A CASE
REPORT
A.L. Hanu, A. Ivanoschi, I. Dogaru; Constanta, RO
P394 SURGICAL TREATMENT OF A DISTAL HUMERUS MALUNION IN A HEAD TRAUMA
PATIENT: WHY A POOR RESULT?
E. Grosso, R. Sisto, M. Tarello, G. Vasario, B. Battiston, A. Massè; Torino, IT
P395 ORTHOPAEDICS EARLY TOTAL CARE IN POLYTRAUMA: A GOOD CHOICE?
E. Grosso, M. Tarello, R. Sisto, R. Panarese, A. Massè; Torino, IT
P396 CERVICAL PENETRATING TRAUMA BY ARROW IN SUICIDE ATTEMPT.
V.M. Durán Muñoz-Cruzado1, M. RUBIO MANZANARES DORADO2, J.J. Segura Sampedro3, A. Marchal Santiago1, J. PADILLO RUIZ1, F. PAREJA CIURÓ1; 1Sevilla, ES, 2Seville, ES, 3Mallorca, ES
P397 THORACOSCOPY AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO STERNOTOMY IN IMPALEMENT
INJURY OF THE CHEST WITH HEMODYNAMICALLY STABLE PATIENT.
V.M. Durán Muñoz-Cruzado1, J.D. Peñuela Arredondo2, I. Meneses Freitte2, L. Quintero Barrera3, A. González Hada3, M.A. Herrera Tobon3; 1Sevilla, ES, 2Santiago De Chile, CL, 3Cali, CO
P398 A MORE CONSERVATIVE APPROACH TOWARDS HIGH GRADE BLUNT SPLENIC
INJURIES
G. Bushi1, S. Buci1, S. Koceku1, R. Madani1, S. Ceka2; 1Tirane, AL, 2Tirana, AL
94
Poster Index
P399 OCCULT PNEUMOMEDIASTINUM AFTER A BLUNT TRAUMA
M. RUBIO MANZANARES DORADO1, K. Rezai1, J. TINOCO GONZÁLEZ2, V.M. Durán Muñoz-Cruzado2, F. PAREJA CIURÓ2, M. FLORES CORTES1, F. LOPEZ BERNAL2, C. GONZALEZ DE PEDRO2, F.J. PADILLO RUÍZ2; 1Seville, ES, 2Sevilla, ES
P400 BLUNT CHEST TRAUMA AND NOACS: AN UNFORTUNATE COMBINATION
G. van der Wilden, J. Jasper, A. Bosman, E. Ritchie; Leiderdorp, NL
P401 FACIAL RETAINED WEAPON INJURIES: AN UNUSUAL CASE WITH A
CHALLENGING MANAGEMENT
L. Zarain Obrador, A. Sanchez Arteaga, C. Rey Valcarcel, P. Ciriano Hernandez, M. Orue-Echebarria, J. de Tomas Palacios, M.D. Perez Diaz, F. Turegano Fuentes; Madrid, ES
P402 POLITRAUMA PATIENT – WHAT IS THE REAL COST?
G. Jinescu1, I. Lica1, C. Turculet2, I. Grintescu2, M. Beuran2; 1Bucuresti, RO, 2Bucharest, RO
P403 PENETRATING ABDOMINAL GUNSHOT WOUND WITH MULTIVISCERAL INJURIES
– CASE REPORT.
G. Jinescu1, D. Suhaciu1, I. Marin1, I. Lica1, M. Beuran2; 1Bucuresti, RO, 2Bucharest, RO
P404 DOUBLE TROUBLE - ONE LIMB, TWO NON-UNIONS
A. Rajšter Koren, D. Hermann, M. Cimerman, A. Fischinger; Ljubljana, SI
P405 DIAPHRAGMATIC INJURIES IN A TRAUMA PATIENT. CASE REPORT.
D. Ene, C. Turculet, T. Georgescu, E. Ciuca, A. Vladascau, L. Kanaan, F. Iordache, M. Beuran; Bucharest, RO
P406 ANTERIOR TIBIAL ARTERY AVULSION AND EXTERNAL ILIAC VEIN LACERATION:
A CASE OF BULL GORE INJURY
R. Martelo1, M. Morgado2, C. Marques2, J. Morais2, C. Malu2, A. Rábago2, C. Fonseca2, F. Rodrigues2; 1Lisbon, PT, 2Vila Franca De Xira, PT
P407 POLYTRAUMA: THE SURGICAL CHALLENGE
L. Duarte, S. Catarino, M. Ferreira, J. Pereira, V. Marques, C. Casimiro; Viseu, PT
P408 A RARE CASE OF PENETRATING CHEST WOUND (WITH REMAINING FOREIGN
BODY)
P. Alina, P. Cezar, D. Pavelescu, A. Prodan, B. Ilie, G. Teleanu, I. Olteanu; Bucharest, RO
P409 ATLS TO GUNSHOT WOUNDS
L. Rodríguez Melguizo, A. Morales Rojas, Á. Soriano Pérez, M. Béjar Palma; Jaén, ES
95
Poster Index
P410 A SEVERE PENETRATING THORACIC TRAUMA BY CIRCULAR GRINDER
F. Cofaru, L. Bordea; Bucharest, RO
P411 A PENETRATING ANTERIOR THORACIC AND ABDOMINAL INJURY AND A LUCKY
PATIENT T: A CASE REPORT.
A. Prodan, P. Cezar, D. Pavelescu, F. Iordache, R. Tudor, M. Prodan; Bucharest, RO
P411A HETEROTOPIC OSSIFICATION IN POLYTRAUMA PATIENTS
J.M. PArdo Garcia, G. Luengo Alonso, J. Ferrero Recasens, V. Rodriguez Vega, M. Aroca Peinado, P. Caba-Doussoux; Madrid, ES
P412 SEVERE ABDOMINAL INJURIES CAUSED BY 2 POINT SEATBELT MALPOSITION.
THE SUBMARINE EFFECT
R. Cobos Cuesta1, F. Jiménez Armenteros2, I. Martinez Casas2, N. Palomino Peinado2, R. Ortega Higueruelo2, J.M. Capitán Vallvey2; 1Jaén, ES, 2Jaen, ES
P413 TRAUMATIC DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA AND BLADDER RUPTURE: CASE REPORT
C. Mesquita, F. Azevedo, A. Oliveira; Coimbra, PT
P414 DELAYED PRESENTATION OF ABDOMINAL WALL RUPTURE AND BOWEL
PERFORATION FOLLOWING RTA
A. Moynihan, A. Moynihan; Dublin, IE
P415 PAEDIATRIC T-CONDYLAR FRACTURES OF THE HUMERUS: A CASE REPORT AND
REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE
D. Bustamante, E. Vacas, M. Vidart, R. Viña; Madrid, ES
P416 A NEGLECTED COMMINUTED SCHATZKER VI TIBIAL PLATEAU FRACTURE
I. Caracudovici, K. Ahed, L. Fabeck; Bruxelles, BE
P417 EXTENSIVE OSTEOLYSIS OF THE FEMORAL HEAD FOLLOWING ACETABULAR
FRACTURES IN A POLYTRAUMA PATIENT
O. Alexa, R.I. Malancea, B. Puha, B. Veliceasa; Iasi, RO
P418 TRAUMATIC INTRA-THORACIC DISPLACEMENT OF THE HUMERAL HEAD. A CASE
REPORT AND REVIEW OF MANAGEMENT.
S. Klimach1, N. SPITERI2, N. Misra3; 1Liverpoool, GB, 2Luqa, MT, 3Liverpool, GB
P419 BILATERAL BICOLUMN ACETABULAR FRACTURES: A CASE REPORT
N. Gusic1, S. Sabalic2; 1Pula, HR, 2Zagreb, HR
P420 TIBIAL PLATEAU FRACTURES: THE ROLE OF ARTHROSCOPIC ASSISTANCE.
J. Ferrero Recasens, G. Luengo Alonso, E. Vacas, J. Cano Egea, M. Aroca Peinado; Madrid, ES
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Poster Index
P421 TREATMENT OPTIONS IN THE MALUNION OF THE DISTAL RADIUS ARTICULAR
FRACTURES
C. Remus, C. Netu; Bucharest, RO
P422 TISSULAR REACTION TO IMPLANT AFTER DISTAL TIBIAL FRACTURE
N..M. CIUREA, M. Nagea, A. Dimitriu, O. Lupescu; Bucharest, RO
P423 LISFRANC INJURY; CASE SERIES OF THE A RARE INJURY
R. Maayen1, W. Bosman2, J. van den Bremer1, E. Ritchie1; 1Leiderdorp, NL, 2Amsterdam, NL
P424 PROXIMAL TIBIOFIBULAR JOINT DISLOCATION: A RARE ENTITY
A. Mamound1, W. Bosman2, M. Leijnen1, E. Ritchie1; 1Leiderdorp, NL, 2Amsterdam, NL
P425 KNEE CARTILAGE REPAIR USING THE AUTOLOGOUS MATRIX TECHNIQUE.
C. Patru, G.I. Popescu, O. Lupescu, M. Nagea; Bucharest, RO
P426 BILATERAL INTERTROCHANTERIC HIP FRACTURE ASSOCIATED WITH HIP
OSTEONECROSIS.
R. Necula1, F. Sabou1, I. Șamotă2; 1Brasov, RO, 2Brașov, RO
P426A TIPS AND TRICKS FOR REDUCTION OF PROXIMAL FEMORAL FRACTURES
M. Forman, D. Kusý, M. Carda, M. Pompach; Pardubice, C
P427 PATHOLOGIC FRACTURES IN A PATIENT WITH CHRONIC LYMPHATIC
LEUKAEMIA WITHOUT DISEASE PROGRESSION.
J. Langenberg1, W. Bosman2, R. Maaijen1, J. van den Bremer1, E. Ritchie1; 1Leiderdorp, NL, 2Amsterdam, NL
P428 BILATERAL FEMORAL NECK FRACTURES AFTER MINOR TRAUMA: TWO CASES
OF GMFCS LEVEL II CERABRAL PALSY
Y. Cirdi, M. Oner, I. Karaman; Kayseri, TR
P429 IPSILATERAL FEMORAL NECK , SHAFT AND TROCH. MAJOR FRACTURE IN
CHILDREN. A RARE TRAUMA
Y. Cirdi, A. Gunay, G. Bedir, M. Oner; Kayseri, TR
P430 INTERTROCHANTERIC FRACTURE UNDER AN ARTHRODESED HIP - CASE
REPORT
B. Deleanu1, R. Prejbeanu1, H. Haragus1, L. Honcea2; 1Timisoara, RO, 2300000, RO
P431 TREATMENT PROBLEMS IN FEMURAL NECK FRACTURES IN YOUNG PATIENTS
S. Radulescu, O. Lupescu, D. Zamfirescu, D. Tanase, M. Nagea, I. Creanga, C. Deaconescu; Bucharest, RO
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Poster Index
P432 NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY FOR PENETRATING PELVIC AND
PERIPROCTAL WOUND.
J. Kim, J. Yeom, Y. Park, W. Kang, Y. Jo; Gwangju, KR
P433 CONSERVATIVE MANAGEMENT OF ENTEROCUTANEOUS FISTULA WITH VISUAL
APPROACH BY VIDEO LARYNGOSCOPE THROUGH ABDOMINAL WALL
Y. Jo, J. Yeom, Y. Park, W. Kang, J. Kim; Gwangju, KR
P434 VACUUM-ASSISTED THERAPY IN FLAIL CHEST MANAGEMENT: NEW CONCEPT
C. Paleru, V. Calu, I. Cordos, V. Popescu; Bucharest, RO
P435 DOUBLE “ENDOTRACHEAL INTUBATION” FOR SEVERE DERMATITIS
B. Pinto1, S. Nogueira2; 1Parede, PT, 2Venteira, PT
P436 TRICEPS SPARING APPROACH WITH ONE (ULNAR) WINDOW FOR
EXTRAARTICULAR DISTAL HUMERAL FRACTURES
S. Sabalic1, N. Gusic2; 1Zagreb, HR, 2Pula, HR
P437 MULTIPROFESSIONAL TEAMWORK AT THE TRAUMA ROOM: UPDATING AN
ORGANIZATIONAL PROJECT
C. Durao, T. Leal; Lisboa, PT
P438 EMPOWERING A VULNERABLE NEIGHBORHOOD TO DEAL WITH EMERGENCY
SITUATIONS
T. Leal, C. Durao; Lisboa, PT
P439 PNEUMONECTOMY FOR SEVERE CHEST INJURY UNDER EXTRACORPOREAL
MEMBRANE OXYGENATION SUPPORT: REPORT OF A CASE
S. HA1, H. Lin2; 1New Taipei City 220, TW, 2New Taipei City, TW
P440 SELF INFLICTED CERVICAL INJURY - A CASE REPORT
N. Tenreiro, C. Ferreira, S. Silva, A.S. Esteves, F. Próspero Luis; Vila Real, PT
P441 LARGE INTRAMURAL DUODENAL HEMATOMA - RARE CAUSE FOR UPPER GI
TRACT OBSTRUCTION- CASE REPORT
R. Ciocan1, R.C. Marian2, B. Diaconescu2, I. Vacaroiu2, D. Venter2, M. Beuran2; 1Bucuresti, RO, 2Bucharest, RO
P442 NEGLECTED MASSIVE HEMOPERITONEUM CAUSED BY A LIVER RUPTURE
G. Constantin, I. Constantin, T. Campeanu, D. Firescu; Galati, RO
P443 SURGICAL TREATMENT OF ABDOMINAL AORTA OCCLUSION AFTER BLUNT
TRAUMA
C.S. Byun, I.H. Park, S. Hong, J.H. Oh; Wonju, KR
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Poster Index
P444 EMERGENCY OPERATION FOLLOWING HEMOPERICARDIUM WITH CARDIAC
TAMPONADE DUE TO IATROGENIC PERFORATION OF RIGHT VENTRICLE WALL
DURING ACUPUNCTURE
J. Chang1, D. Won2, S. Min1, H. Kim1, C. Kim2; 1Dong Jak Gu, Seoul, KR, 2Seoul, KR
P445 SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF THE OPEN ABDOMEN - NEXT DAY LESSONS
LEARNED AND APPLIED AFTER INTERNATIONAL TRAUMA WORKSHOP. CASE
REPORT
R. Ciocan1, R.C. Marian2, B. Diaconescu2, M. Bratu2, M. Beuran2; 1Bucuresti, RO, 2Bucharest, RO
P446 MAJOR PANCREATIC INTRAPERITONEAL BLEEDING AFTER THROMBOLITIC
THERAPY FOR MIOCARDIAL INFARCTION TO AN 38 YEAR OLD PATIENT. CASE
REPORT
R.C. Marian1, M. VENTER1, L. Ghita2, R. Ciocan2, M. Beuran1; 1Bucharest, RO, 2Bucuresti, RO
P447 RARE CASE OF LARGE BOWEL UNJURY DUE TO DIRECT BLUNT TRAUMA OF A
PRE-EXISTING FEMORAL HERNIA.
C. Tinner, M. Odermatt, P. Villiger; Chur, CH
P448 INTRAUTERINE FOREIGN BODY
L. Enache, M. VENTER, B. Diaconescu; Bucharest, RO
P449 DIAGNOSTIC VALUE OF NEUTROPHIL-LYMPHOCYTE RATIO IN COMPLICATED
ACUTE APPENDICITIS
L. Daia1, D. Gomes2, L. Martins1, D. Andrade1, A. Andreotti1, C. Menegozzo1, E. Utiyama1; 1São Paulo, BR, 2Sao Paulo, BR
Ms Julia SpierWilhelmstraße 7, 65185 Wiesbaden, GermanyTel.: +49 611 97716 60E-mail: [email protected]
CONGRESS VENUE
Bucharest International Conference Centre
Palace of Parliament
2-4, Izvor StreetBucharest, RomaniaHomepage: http://cic.cdep.ro/en
HOW TO REACH THE VENUE
By public transportation
Bus stations:Calea 13 Septembrie: 136, N121Palace of Parliament: 385, 136
Tramway stations:Regina Maria Square: 23, 32
Underground:Izvor: M1, M3
From the airport
From Henri Coanda (Otopeni) airport take the Express Line 780 to Gara de Nord. This line is available 24/7 (during the night the buses are running every 1 hour and 40 minutes). The bus stop is located in front of the Arrivals and Departures. From Gara de Nord to the Palace of Parliament you have two options:
Option 1: take bus number 123 from Gara de Nord to Pod Izvor (6 stops, around 29 min.). Cross the Izvor Park and you will reach the visitors entrance to the Palace of Parliament (approx. 10 min.)
Option 2: take the undreground Line M1 Dris-tor 2 –Pantelimon, (Pantelion way) to Izvor station (6 stops, around 25 min.). Cross the Izvor Park and you will reach the visitors ent-rance to the Palace of Parliament (approx. 10 min.)
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Registration
Registration
The registration area is located in the entrance level on the left hand side. The Mondial Congress & Events team as well as the congress hostesses will be pleased to help you with all inquiries regarding registration, congress materials and the networking programme. Please do not hesitate to approach the team members if there is anything they can do to make your stay more enjoyable.
OPENING HOURS
— Saturday, May 6, 2017 15:30 – 19:00 — Sunday, May 7, 2017 07:30 – 19:30 — Monday, May 8, 2017 07:30 – 18:30 — Tuesday, May 9, 2017 07:30 – 16:30
Registration Counter
The registration counter can be reached onsite through the following telephone number: +43 676 845 880 702
PRE-REGISTRATION COUNTER
For participants who are already registered. Please have the final information e-mail sent by Mondial Congress & Events close at hand. If you still have an outstanding payment you may settle your account in cash or by credit card (Visa, Mastercard and American Express will be accepted). EURO (€) only.
ONSITE REGISTRATION COUNTER
For participants registering and paying their registration fees onsite: you will need to fill out an onsite registration form. Payments will be accepted in cash or by credit card (Visa, Mastercard and American Express will be accepted). EURO (€) only.
ONSITE REGISTRATION FEES
Individual Member ESTES ....................................... EUR 535 Institutional Member ESTES .................................... EUR 535 Institutional Member ESTES Resident .................... EUR 270Member ESTES Resident .......................................... EUR 235 Non-Member ............................................................... EUR 600 Non-Member Resident .............................................. EUR 320 Nursing Staff ................................................................ EUR 235 Student ......................................................................... EUR 120 Day Ticket (Sunday OR Monday OR Tuesday) ...... EUR 270
Please note: members, congress-supporting society members, residents, nursing staff and stu-dents need to provide written proof of their membership/residency/nurse status/student sta-tus when registering; otherwise non-member registration fees will apply.
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Registration
THE PARTICIPANTS‘ REGISTRATION FEE INCLUDES
(members, non-members, residents, nursing staff and students)
— Admission to all scientific sessions — Admission to scientific poster area and the commercial exhibition — Congress materials (congress bag, final programme, name badge) — Certificate of Attendance — Coffee breaks — Opening Ceremony & Welcome Reception (pre-registration necessary) — Closing Ceremony
DAY TICKET REGISTRATION FEE INCLUDES
— Admission to all scientific sessions on that day only — Admission to scientific poster area and the commercial exhibition on that day only — Congress materials (congress bag, final programme, badge) — Certificate of Attendance — Coffee breaks on that day only — Opening Ceremony & Welcome Reception or Closing Ceremony (applies only to day
tickets valid on day of respective ceremony)
CONGRESS MATERIAL
Upon registration, you will receive your registration documents and your congress bag.
Name Badges
Participants will receive their name badges when collecting their congress materials. You are kindly requested to wear your name badge during all congress events, including the Opening Ceremony, the Welcome Reception and the Closing Ceremony. Please note that admission to scientific sessions is strictly restricted to participants wearing their badges.
The following badge colours are in use at the congress:
Organising Committee Invited Faculty Honorary Member
Exhibitor badges are exempt from the colour code and are issued at the exhibition service desk at the entrance level.
PAYMENT
Please note that all onsite payments need to be made in cash or by credit card (Visa, Mastercard and American Express will be accepted). EURO (€) only.Unfortunately, we cannot accept traveller’s cheques, other credit cards, Euro cheques or other currencies.
Day TicketStaff
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Official Networking Programme
Official Networking Programme
OPENING CEREMONY
Sunday, May 7, 2017, 17:30 – 18:30 Location: Alexandru Ioan Cuza on the first floorModerators: Mircea Beuran, Bucharest, RO & Bogdan Diaconescu, Bucharest, RO
WELCOME RECEPTION
supported by the Romanian Society for Trauma & Emergency Surgery (details: see page 140)Sunday, May 7, 2017, 18:30 – 19:30 Location: exhibition area on the ground floor Toast to the success of the congress during the Welcome Reception in the exhibition area, where drinks and snacks will be offered. Our advice: enjoy the remaining evening exploring the beautiful city of Bucharest.
OFFICIAL CONGRESS EVENING
Monday, May 8, 2017, 19:00Location: Ateneo Rumano, BucharestStrada Benjamin Franklin 1-3, Bucharest 030167, Romania
Tickets: limited number of tickets still available – please ask at the registration counter.
How to get there:
— Walking: takes 30-35 minutes — Taxi: takes 10 minutes, please find respective telephone numbers on page 106 — Public transportation: walk to Izvor subway station (approx. 10 minutes) and take the sub-
way to Piata Unirii (first stop), change the line at Piata Unirii and take the subway to Uni-versitate (first stop). Exit at Universitate and walk to the Atheneum for about 10 minutes. Alternatively, you can walk to Piata Unirii (approx. 20 minutes) and take the subway directly to Universitate.
AWARDS & CLOSING CEREMONY
Tuesday, May 9, 2017, 15:30 – 16:30Location: Alexandru Ioan Cuza on the first floorModerators: Bogdan Diaconescu, Bucharest, RO, Congress Co-Chairman & Jonathan Tilsed, Beverley, UK, ESTES President
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General Information Bucharest
General Information Bucharest
Known for its wide, tree-lined boulevards, glorious Belle Époque buildings and a reputation for the high life (which in the 1900s earned the nickname “Little Paris”), Bucharest, Romania‘s largest city and its capital, is today a bustling metropolis. Romanian legend has it that the city of Bucharest was founded on the banks of the Dambovita River by a shepherd named Bucur, whose name literarily means “joy”.
Explore the Old Town
Conserving some of the oldest monuments in the capital, but also lively streets packed with many restaurants and bars, this part of Bucharest is one the most vibrant stops. In this area of town we can find the marvelous Stavropoleos Monastery as well as the ancient, but charming Hanul lui Manuc (Manuc’s Inn).Other buildings in the area include the Parisian-styled palace of the CEC Bank or the Romanian National History Museum, along with the Russian church.
Walk in the local parks
Bucharest’s parks are a true oasis in the urban jungle. Carol Park was inaugurated in 1906 by King Carol the 1st. Cismigiu is the oldest park, while Herastrau is the largest park in the capital.Herastrau park is located in the north of Bucharest, around the lake of the same name. It covers an area of approximately 1 sq. kilometer. It houses the quaint Village Museum. You can rent bikes at the park’s entrance, by the metro station; little boats can be rented by the lake.
Visit the Revolution Square
This is one of the most symbolic places in Bucharest, not only because of its architecture, but also because of its part in the late history of the country. Previously known as “Palace Square”, it was renamed to commemorate the Romanian Revolution against Ceasescu’s regime in 1989.In this area you can find the former Royal Palace (now Romanian National Art Museum), the Athe-naeum, the Athénée Palace Hotel, the Library of the University of Bucharest and the Memorial of the Rebirth.
Romanian National Art Museum
Right on the Revolution Square, housed in the former Royal Palace, you can find the Romanian National Museum. This museum holds a remarkable collection of Romanian art from medieval times to the modern age, as well as the international collection that once belonged to the Ro-manian royal family.
The Village Museum
The Village Museum (Muzeul Satului in Romanian) is an open-air ethnographic museum located in Herăstrău Park, showcasing traditional Romanian village life. The museum extends to over 100,000 sqm. and contains 272 authentic peasant farms and buildings from all over Romania.
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General Information Bucharest
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to experience a fundamental part of Romania’s cultural heri-tage, without stepping out of Bucharest.
The official currency in Romania is Romanian Leu.Foreign currency can be exchanged at banks or exchange offices called “CASA DE SCHIMB”.Euros and US Dollars are the easiest to exchange. Please note that most banks close at 17:00 and your ID/passport will be needed for exchange.
In May, temperatures in Bucharest usually range between 15 – 25°C by day, nights might be cooler. Bucharest is in the Central European Time Zone, two hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT +02:00).
ELECTRICITY
The standard voltage in Romania is 230V and the standard frequency is 50 Hz.Please do not forget to bring a travel adapter for the Romanian socket outlet. (230 V, 50 Hz)The sockets are two-pin so they are not compatible with British, American or Indian plugs.
TAXI & PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
Bucharest‘s bonafide cabs are all painted yellow and should have their prices posted on the door (generally about 2.0 Lei/km or less).
Average taxi fares:
Initial Fee: 2.0 Lei (EUR 0,40) plus 2.0 Lei/kmCheck the taxi fares and ask the driver to confirm the approximate cost of the ride, if unsure. Please note that some taxi companies may post and/or charge up to five times the fares indicated above.
Bucharest‘s public transportation network includes: buses, trams, trolleys and subway.
Buses, trams and trolley buses operate between 5:00 and 23:59.The subway operates – from 5:00 until 23:00.
Tickets/cards need to be purchased beforehand and validated upon boarding. They can be purchased at any kiosk displaying the RATB logo.Travelers may be asked to show the validated ticket/card during the trip. Travelers without a validated ticket will be fined 50 Lei (EUR 10).
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General Information Bucharest
Bus / tram / trolley bus fares:
— Magnetic travel card (electronic wallet): 3,70 Lei (EUR 0,80) — One-trip ticket: 1.30 Lei (EUR 0,30) — Day pass: 8 Lei (EUR 1,80) — Week pass: 17 Lei (EUR 3,70) — Two-week pass: 25 Lei (EUR 5,50) — Month pass: 50 Lei (EUR 10)
Tickets are interchangeable for the bus, tram and trolley bus, with the exception of express buses.
Subway
The subway (Metrou) is best for travelling longer distances and for getting to the city centre; trains operate between 5:00 and 23:00.
There are four subway (Metrou) lines: M1, M2, M3 and M4. Subway stations are indicated with the letter “M” (blue, on a white board).
The final destination is indicated on the front of the train. Each stop is announced as the train approaches the station. Trains arrive every four to seven minutes during peak times and every 15-20 minutes off-peak times. The average distance between subway stops is 1,5 km.
Subway fares:
— 2-trip metro card: 5 Lei (approx. EUR 1) — 10-trip metro card: 20 Lei (approx. EUR 4,30) — 1-day pass unlimited: 8 Lei (approx. EUR 1,80) – unlimited rides during one day — 7-day pass unlimited: 25 Lei (EUR 5,50) – unlimited rides during one week — Month pass unlimited: 70 Lei (EUR 15) – unlimited rides / calendar month
Bucharest Public Transport - Route Planner
To find your best options for point to point public transportation or to locate a street in Bucharest, please check www.transporturban.ro/en
MEDICAL PROBLEMS
In case of need please alert the nearest staff. The general emergency number is 112.
PASSPORT AND VISA
Some delegates travelling to Bucharest may require a visa. We suggest that applications for a visa are made as early as possible, as waiting times can be several weeks. Special let-ters of invitation can be obtained from the congress organisers upon request by e-mail to [email protected] The congress secretariat is authorised to only issue Letters of Invi-tation to participants who have registered for the meeting and paid in full.
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General Information Bucharest
SHOPS
General opening hours: Monday – Sunday, 09:00 – 18:00, malls and superstores might have extended opening hours, until 22:00
BANK AND EXCHANGE
Banking hours in general are Monday – Friday, 09:00 – 17:00. Some banks are also open on Saturday from 09:30 – 12:30.ATMs are located outside most banks, at the airport and in shopping centres; cash can be with-drawn there 24/7. National and foreign Maestro cards (cash cards) as well as Mastercard, AMEX, Visa and Diners are accepted. Please note that a PIN is usually required. There is an ATM inside the venue, close to the Human Rights Hall.
TIPPING
Taxi drivers do not expect tips but courteous service can be rewarded. In restaurants, although the service is included, a 5-10% tip will be appreciated.
The organisers cannot be held responsible for any personal injury, loss, damage or accident to private property or for additional expenses incurred as a result of delays or changes in air, rail, road or other services, strikes, sickness, weather and other causes. All participants are encoura-ged to make their own arrangements for health and travel insurance.
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Sponsor Acknowledgements
Sponsor Acknowledgements
BRONZE PARTNER
Exhibition
ESTES would like to thank the partners and exhibitors of the 18th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery for their extraordinary support. ESTES cordially invites all participants to visit the commercial exhibition to get acquainted with newest trends and innovations.
EXHIBITION OPENING HOURS
— Sunday, May 7, 2017 08:00 – 19:30 — Monday, May 8, 2017 08:30 – 17:30 — Tuesday, May 9, 2017 08:30 – 16:00
LIST OF EXHIBITORS (AS PER PRINTING DATE)
Company, City, Country Booth No.
7s medical AG, 6208 Oberkirch, Switzerland ....................................................................................... 24Cook Medical Europe Ltd., Limerick, Ireland ......................................................................................... 28Coreleader Biotech Co. Ltd., 22012 New Taipei City, Taiwan ROC ................................................. 26CSL Behring GmbH, 65795 Hattersheim, Germany ............................................................................ 27DePuy Synthes, 4528 Zuchwil, Switzerland .......................................................................................... 15Elmed Medical, 540 342 Tirgu Mures, Romania .................................................................................. 12Halyard Health, 1930 Zaventem, Belgium ............................................................................................ 25Medical Technologies International SRL, 050734 Bucharest, Romania........................................... 10Medtronic Romania SRL, 013696 Bucharest, Romania ...................................................................... 11ORTHOTECH CO., LTD, Daegu, 41059, South Korea ........................................................................ 22Paul Hartmann SRL, 020194 Bucharest, Romania............................................................................... 04Pharmanovia A/S, 2820 Gentofte, Denmark ........................................................................................ 16Rombiomedica SRL, 011815 Bucharest, Romania ............................................................................... 14SC RAFI INTERNATIONAL SRL, 031173 Bucharest, Romania ......................................................... 07Smith & Nephew, 6340 Baar, Switzerland ............................................................................................ 20Tehnoplus Medical, 032151 Bucharest, Romania ................................................................................ 13Temco, 021353 Bucharest, Romania ...................................................................................................... 09Trident Medical Company SRL, 013981 Bucharest, Romania ........................................................... 08Wisepress, London, SW19 2JL, United Kingdom ................................................................................ 19
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Exhibition Floor Plan
Exhibition Floor Plan
Company ........................ Booth No.
7s medical AG .............................24
Cook Medical Europe Ltd. .........28
Coreleader Biotech Co. Ltd. .....26
CSL Behring GmbH ....................27
DePuy Synthes ............................15
Elmed Medical .............................12
Halyard Health ............................25
Medical Technologies International SRL ........................10
Medtronic Romania SRL ............11
ORTHOTECH CO., LTD ............22
Paul Hartmann SRL ....................04
Pharmanovia A/S ........................16
Rombiomedica SRL .....................14
SC RAFI INTERNATIONAL SRL .................................................07
Abba J. O002 18Abdel-Aziz H. P082 61Abdelrahman H. O149, P158, P171 44, 69, 70Abdulal S. P013, P041 55, 58Abdurraheim N. O113 38Abi Saad G. O062 28Acklin Y.P. O154 44Adamenko V.N. O043 24Adami E. O097, P290 34, 83Adas G. P257 79Afonso A.C. P058 59Agrati S. P387 92Agrogianni X. P032A, P307A 57, 85Ahadov T.A. P071 61Ahed K. P416 95Ahmed K. O181 49Ahmed N. O181 49Ahmed S. O101, P124, P250, P269 36, 66, 78, 80Ahmed T. P356 89Aidar L.B. P151, P296 68, 83Aiolfi A. O160, O162, O164 46Ajnin S. O122, O122 39Akhavan F. P142 68Aktimur R. P044, P327 58, 87Al-Aieb A. P366 91Al-Akhras W. P150 68Al-Musawi J. O135, O137, O139 41, 42Al-Thani H. O085, O113, O149, 32, 38, 44, O181, P132, P157, 49, 67, 69, P158, P171, P176, P366 70, 71, 91Alabdallat M. O181 49Aldea A. P037, P080 57, 61Alecu S.-C. P091, P141, P143, 62, 67, 68, P144, P145, P146, 75, 76, 77 P216, P217, P218, P219, P222, P226, P242Alemanno G. O066, O092, O099, 29, 34, 60, P061, P336, P337 87, 88Alexa I.D. P122, P203, P372 65, 73, 91Alexa O. O035, O116, P122, 23, 39, 65, P203, P361, P373, 73, 90, 91, P380, P382, P417 92, 95
Alexandris I. P127 66Alfici R. O171, P015 48, 55Ali M. P214A, P261A, P261B 75, 80, 80Alina P. P046, P172, P260, P408 58, 70, 79, 94Almeida S. P333 87Alonso Poza A. P340 88Altun G. O078, O192 31, 51Alvarez M. P234 77Alvarez Rodriguez P320A 86Alves J.J. P334, P360 87, 90Alves M. P027, P103, P351, 56, 63, 89, P352, P355Alves P.H.F. O067 29Amador Marchante P026 56Anastasiu M. O069, P043, P262 29, 58, 80Andercou O.A. O042 24Anderlik S. P217 75Anderloni A. O138 42Andrade D.A. O067, P449 29, 98Andrei H. P097 63Andreotti A.C.D.S. O067, P449 29, 98Andronic D.C. P154, P386 69, 92Andronic M. P154 69Andronic O. P272 81Aneste E.I. P089, P090, P168 62, 70Angelescu M.T. P004, P010, P012 54, 55Anghel R. P056, P188, P359 59, 72, 90Angheluta C. P192 72Anthonissen J. O034, P212 23, 74Anton C. P008, P039 54, 58Antoniou D. P128 66Aoki M. O104, O198 36, 53Apopei O.M. P288, P330 83, 87Apostu R. P165 70Arand C. O106 36Arcot R. P054 59Ardito A. O072, O138, O151 30, 42, 44Arfa N. O095 34Argudo S. P340 88Aroca Peinado M. P411A, P420 95
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Arteaga A.S. O189 51Arumugasamy M. O134 41Arvieux C. O002 18Ashkenazi I. O171, P015 48, 55Asim M. P157 69Aspalter M. P142 68Astefaniei B. P030 57Athanasiou P. P032A 57Atnanasiou K. P127 66Augustine R. O036 23Auñon Martin I. O193 51Aversa R. O177 49Avram M. O167, P301 48, 84Avramescu T.E. O009, P204, P224, 19, 74, 76, P273, P275, P276 81Ayesh M. O113 38Azevedo F. P413 95Azoicai D. P100 63Babst R.H. O018, O120 20, 39Baccouch S. O095 34Backes M. O124 40Badarne M. P063 60Badauta M. P145, P146, P217, P226 68, 75, 76Badiu C.D. O153, P169, P174 44, 70, 71Badloe J.F. O176 49Bahouth H. P279 82Bajenaru I.M. P056, P087 59, 62Bakkar S. O133 41Baksaas-Aasen K. P191 72Balaescu D.J. P098 63Balandraud P. O045 25Banescu B. P073 61Baqué P. O114, O178 38, 49Barberia A.A. P241 77Barbu L.A. P068, P135 60, 67Barhoum M. P279 82Barrigon Martinez G. P320A 86Barrio Rodriguez L. P320A 86Bass G.A. O134, P073 41, 61Batsou V. P376 91Battiston B. P394 93Baudoin Y. O045 25Bayar R. O095 34Bayona J.G. O004 18
Baysal A. P016 55Bedir G. P429 96Beeres F. O018, O120 20, 39Bejenaru M. P307 84Belecciu A. P392 93Belivaca D. P068 60Bemelman M. O100, O107, P156, 36, 69, 76, P229, P384 92Ben Amor I. O114 38Bender B. P277 81Bengulescu I. P037, P080 57, 61Benini B. O097, P290 34, 83Benizri E. O114 38Benjamin E. O160, O162, O164 46Bennett D. P264 80Bennett S. P038 58Bentellis I. O114, O178 38, 49Bentohami A. O021 20Bergamini C. O066, O092, O099, 29, 34, 60, P061, P336, P337 87, 88Bernardos García L. P040 58Bertolucci A. O023, O071, 21, 30, 41, O133, O169 48Berzins U. O037 24Bessant G. O130 40Beteg F. O042 24Bettencourt V. P077 61Beuran M. O003, O005, O061, 18, 28, 31, O064, O075, O111, O155, 38, 44, 49, O179, P005, P007, P018, 54, 55, 56, P022, P028, P029, P050, 59, 60, 62, P053, P056, P063, P064, 63, 70, 72, P087, P098, P102, P172, 79, 81, 82, P183, P185, P187, P188, 83, 84, 86, P189, P260, P274, P284, 87, 88, 89, P291, P303, P305, P321, 90, 94, 97, P325, P326, P339, P353, 98 P359, P402, P403, P405, P441, P445, P446Bianchi P.P. P086, P345, P350A 62, 88, 89Bica M. O094, O108, P001, 34, 38, 54, P135, P136 67Bilgic M.I. O192 51Binzari E. O081, P237 31, 77Bird N. P282, P287 82, 83Birlog C. P308 85Bisagni P. O071 30
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Bischof K. P295 83Bistriceanu I. P048, P081 59, 61Biswas S. O054, P190 27, 72Blaga F.N. P377 92Blaj M. P030, P099 57, 63Bloemers F.W. O059, O126, P285 28, 40, 82Blokhuis T.J. O036 23Bobic S. O180, P164, P350 49, 70, 89Bogdan A. P383 92Bogdan V. P373 91Bolocan A. P272 81Bond-Smith G. P254, P338 79, 88Boonman De L. P119 65Bordea L. P410 95Bordianu A. O194, P192, P381 52, 72, 92Borger Vd Burg V. P370 91Borges F. O022 21Borges S. P077 61Borucki J.P. P315 85Bosman A. P400 94Bosman W.-M. P316, P319, P320, 85, 86, 92,
P378, P423, P424, P427 96Bosoteanu M. P301 84Bossinakis K. P227 76Bot R.B. P377 92Bota O. P114 64Bountouris I. P294 83Bour A.V. P067 60Bourgouin S. O045 25Boussat B. O002 18Bouzat P. O002 18Bozic N.B. P138 67Bozzo S. O165, P335 48, 87Braslavsky A. O054 27Bratiloveanu T. O094 34Bratu D. O093, P055, P072 34, 59, 61Bratu M.R. O003, P098, P102, P445 18, 63, 98Bratucu E. P095 63Bratucu M. P037, P057, P080 57, 59, 61Brebu D. O096, O136, P049 34, 41, 59Breederveld R.S. O147, P258 42, 79Brehar F.M. O159, O161, 46, 64, 91
P108, P367Brekelmans W. P370 91
Briet J.P. P112 64Brink P. O079 31Broertjes J.C. O084 31Bronzoni J. O133 41Brooks A. O110, P052 38, 59Brouwers L. O107, P156, P384 36, 69, 92Bruntink M.M. O147 42Bruscino A. O066, O092, O099, 29, 34, 60,
P061, P336, P337 87, 88Buci S. P391, P398 93Budacan A.M. P013 55Budica C. O031 22Bukin A. O054 27Bulat C. O063, P008, P039, P099 28, 54, 58,
63Bulat O. O063, P008, P030, 28, 54, 57,
P039, P099 58, 63Bulbuc I. P301 84Bulzan M. P377 92Bumbasirevic M. P369 91Burcuta A. P102, P299 63, 84Burggraf M. O008 19Burns S. O105 36Burston A. P041 58Bushi G. P391, P398 93Bustamante D. P415 95Butler R.J. P041 58Byrd J.F. P314 85Byttebier P. O140 42Byun C.S. P443 97Béjar Palma M.P. P409 94Böhme J. P113 64Bühren V. P215 75Bălănescu L. P031 57Bălănescu R. P031 57Caba-Doussoux P. O012, P241, 19, 77, 95
97Cambiaghi F. O151 44Cambiaso-Daniel J. O037 24Camenzuli A. P083 62
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Campeanu T. P442 97Cano Egea J. P420 95Cantarella F. P236 77Capel A. P234 77Capel Agundez A. O193 51Capitanescu B. P238 77Capitán Vallvey J.M. P026, P412 56, 95Caracudovici I. P416 95Caragounis E.-C. O184 50Caravaglios G. P086, P345, P350A 62, 88, 89Carda M. P426A 96Carette Y. O102 36Carles M. O178 49Carrière M. P259 79Carstea A.I. P150 68Carstea P.M. P150 68Cartu D. O094 34Carulli C. O196 52Carvalho N. O022 21Carver D. P038 58Carâp A.-C. O180, P164, P350 49, 70, 89Casamassima A. P263 80Casimiro C. P058, P407 59, 94Castagna M. O169 48Catana V. P363, P364 90Catarino S. P379, P407 92, 94Cecilia Lopez D. P199 73Ceka S. P391, P398 93Ceolin M. O072, O138, O151 30, 42, 44Cezar P. P408, P411 94, 95Chados T. P128 66Champion H.R. O086 32Champipis A. P128 66Chamradová I. P256 79Chander N. P254 79Chang J.-E. P444 98Chang S. P286 82Chatzikanti A. O166, P181, P186 48, 71, 72Chatzimargaritis K. O166, P181, P186 48, 71, 72Chelaru A. O167 48Chelbi A. O095 34Chen Y.-D. O112 38Chetrus-Mariage D. O114, O178 38, 49
Chiaki K. P297 84Chiarugi M. O023, O133, 21, 41, 48, O169, P088 62Chiotoroiu A. O061, P056, 28, 59, 72, P188, P291 83Chiotoroiu A.L. O111, P050, P194, 38, 59, 73, P274, P326, P359 81, 87, 90Chiriac A. P002 54Chiriac G. P002 54Chirica M. O002 18Cho H. P042 58Cho J. O162 46Chourasia A. P261A, P261B 80, 80Christiaans H.M.T. O126 40Christodoulou N. O166, P181, P186 48, 71, 72Christopoulos P. P356, P357 89, 90Churkin A.A. O043 24Cimerman M. P404 94Ciocan R.N. O111, O155, P321, 38, 44, 86, P441, P445, P446 97, 98Ciocca Vasino M. O165, P335 48, 87Ciprian C. P097 63Cirdi Y.U. P428, P429 96Ciriano Hernandez P401 94Ciriano P. P078 61Cirstea G.O. P344 88Cirstoiu M.M. P299 84Ciruelos R.M. P019, P306 55, 84Ciubotaru C. O005, P005, 18, 54, 56, P028, P053 59Ciuca E. P018, P022, P303, 55, 56, 84, P353, P405 89, 94Ciuce C. P165, P347 70, 88Ciuche A. P173, P175 70, 71Ciuntu B.M. P100 63Ciurea M. P136 67Ciurea N. O142, P115, P116, 42, 65, 68, P147, P161, P177, 69, 71, 76 P178, P224, P228Ciurea N..M. P148, P276, P422 68, 81, 96Claes Y. P119 65Cleffken B.I. P201 73Cnossen M.C. P123 65Cobelschi C. P155 69Cobos Cuesta P026, P412 56, 95
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Cobuccio L. O023, O133, 21, 41, 48, O169, P088 62Cochrane C.L. P052 59Cofaru F.A. P410 95Cohnert T.U. O037, O039 24Coisy M. O045 25Cojocaru D. O050 25Colak E. P044, P327 58, 87Colquhoun M. P265 80Coltofeanu A. P219 75Coman I.S. O027, O044, O153, 22, 25, 44, P106, P107, P174, P251 64, 71, 78Comanescu C. P135 67Constantin G.B. P442 97Constantin I. P442 97Constantin V.D. O180, P164, P350 49, 70, 89Constantino J. P058, P263 59, 80Consunji R.I. O085, P158, P176 32, 69, 71Coppola S. O165, P335 48, 87Coquay J. P213 74Coratti F. P345 88Cordeiro S.M. P318 86Cordos I. P434 97Cornu O. P208 74Correia R.A. P351 89Cortan S. P150 68Corte Real J. O022 21Cosarca R. P323 86Costa G. O072, O138, O151 30, 42, 44Costa I.M. P324 86Costa M. O022 21Costache M. P383 92Costache M.F. P154 69Costea D. P091, P140, P141, P143, 62, 67, 68, P144, P145, P146, P216, 75, 76, 77 P217, P218, P219, P220, P222, P226, P242Costea R.V. P051 59Cotirlet A. P070 60Cozza V. O177, P289 49, 83Craciun I. P092 62Craciun M. O065 28Creanga I. P431 96Cremonini C. O023, P088 21, 62Cristea S. O031, P233 22, 77
Cristescu I. P192 72Cruceru A.M. O005, P005, P291 18, 54, 83Crumpei F. P330 87Cuculici S. P233 77D'Ailly P.N. P201 73D'Andrea G. O114, O178 38, 49Dae Hyun C. P023 56Dagla R. O050 25Daia L.A. O067, P449 29, 98Damous S.H.B. O067 29Dan V. P076, P097 61, 63Daniel T. P030 57Daniels S. P356 89Danila N. P066, P154 60, 69 Danila R. P310, P358 85, 90Datluri N. O024 22David O.I. O027, O044, O153, 22, 25, 44, P106, P107, P169, 64, 70, 71, P174, P251 78De Graaf J. O086 32De Jong L. O118, O123 39De Jong M. P279 82De Jong O197 53De Jongh M.A.C. O060, O088, 28, 32, 39, O115, P123 65De Kruijff L.G.M. O190 51De La Hoz Riesco M. L. P320A 86De Leon Castro A. O164 46De Loos E.R. O183 50De Luca M. P345 88De Munter L. O088, O115, P123 32, 39, 65De Sol A. O071 30De Tomas J. P401 94De Vries A. P258, P259 79De Vries J. O060 28De Vries O053 27Deaconescu C. P431 96Dedu R. O069, P043, P262 29, 58, 80Degermetzoglou N. O041, P294 24, 83Deixler A. O011 19Deleanu B. P430 96Delker P. P180 71Delmas J.-M. P365 90Demetriades D. O160, O162, O164 46
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Demiray O. P094, P257 63, 79 Den Hartog D. O059 28Denisov A.V. O043 24Derks L. O036 23Derksen R.J. O147 42Dettmers R. P320, P370 86, 91Dewilde T.R. O140, P211 42, 74Di Cosimo C. O097 34Di Flumeri G. O177 49Di Grezia M. P289 83Di Mento L. P387 92Diaconescu B.I. P098, P102, P150, 63, 68, 89, P353, P441, 97, 98 P445, P448Diaconescu N. P002 54Diaconu B. O063, P008, P039, P099 28, 54, 58, 63Diaz H. P314 85Dickhoff C. P285 82Dijkgraaf M.G. O127 40Dijkink S. O059, O090 28, 33Dima R. P324 86Dimitriu A. O142, P115, P116, P147, 42, 65, 68, P148, P161, P177, P178, 69, 71, 74, P204, P224, P228, P273, 76, 81, 96 P275, P276, P422 Dimitriu C. O073 30Dinca A. P136 67Dingemans S.A. O124 40Dios Barbeito P389 93Dixon F. P338 88Djendov F. P031 57Djordjevic N. P247 78Dobrescu A. O096, O136, P049 34, 41, 59Dogaru I. O167, P301, P388, P393 48, 84, 92, 93Dover C. O146, O146 42Dragan G. P031 57Dragusanu M.S. O050 25Drapšin M. P207, P209 74Drasovean R. P165, P347 70, 88Drenchev Z. P197 73Droc G. P298 84Duarte L.A. P407 94Dubick M.A. O038 24
Dudu C. P002 54Duflou J. O102, O158 36, 46Duica L. O094 34Dulić O. P207, P209 74Dulou R. P365 90Duma A. P165 70Dumbrava B.D. O134, P073, P322 41, 61, 86Dumitra A.M. O093 34Dumitrescu I. P381 92Dumitrescu T.V. P283, P302 82, 84Dunham C..M. P082 61Dunsmuir R. O128, O156 40, 44Durao C. P105, P125, P437, P438 64, 66, 97Durán Muñoz-Cruzado O074, O132, 31, 41, 93, P389, P396, 94 P397, P399Durão C. P103, P352 63, 89Duta C. O096, O136, P049 34, 41, 59Ectors N. O158 46Edu S. O187 50Eevuri M. P159, P235 69, 77Efremov O. O054 27Efthymiou G. P032 57Eibinger N. P368 91Eid A. O082 31Einberg M. P020 56Einersen P. O058 28Ekkernkamp A. O016, O152, O173, 19, 44, 48, O174, O175, 49, 76, 82 P232, P280El Moumni M. O053, O087, 27, 32, 40, O131, O197 53El Rifai A.Y. O062 28El-Menyar A. O085, O113, O149, 32, 38, 44, O181, P132, P157, 49, 67, 69, P158, P171, P366 70, 91Eleftheriadou S.-. P127 66Ellabib M. O113, P158, P366 38, 91Elmans L. O030 22Elniel M. O001, O168 18, 48Elzinga M. P137 67Enache L.C. P448 98Enciu O. O098, P004, P010, 34, 54, 55, P012, P069, P381 60, 92Ene D. P018, P022, P029, P063, 55, 56, 60, P064, P303, P353, P405 84, 89, 94
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Ene R. P002 54Engin O. P006A, P038A, P083A 54, 58, 62English W.J. O101, P124, 36, 66, 78, P250, P269 80Enzmann F. P142 68Er A.M. P094 63Er M.A. P257 79Erdoğan A. P038A 58Ertekin C. P014, P016 55Esteves A.S. P440 97Evtodiev A. P024, P025, P093 56, 63Exadaktylos A. O199 53Fabeck L. P416 95Fabritius R. P079 61Fagevik Olsén M. O184 50Fakler J. P114 64Fantacci R. O169 48Farhat H. O062 28Farre Font R. P120 65Faur M. P055 59Fedorenko A. O054 27Feier A.M. O081, P237 31, 77Felicia C. P097 63Felicioni L. P350A 89Fera A. P173, P175 70, 71Ferariu N. P150 68Ferreira C. O025, O188, P033, 22, 50, 57, P346, P440 88, 97Ferreira M.C. P407 94Ferreira M.S. O022 21Ferrero Recasens J. P241 77Ferrero Recasens J.L. O012, O193, 19, 51, 55, P019, P306, 84, 95 P411A, P420Ferrier J. O163 46Figueiredo A. P334, P360 87, 90Filip A. P373 91Filipoiu F. P098, P102 63Firescu D. P442 97Fischinger A. P404 94Flaaten N. P191 72Flek M. O077 31Flores Cortes M. O074, O132, P399 31, 41, 94Florescu R. P383 92
Florescu V. P004, P012 54, 55Foco M. P279 82Folgado A. O022 21Fonseca C. P406 94Forero A. P340 88Forman M. P426A 96Formisano G. P086 62Fotache G. P309 85Fotea V. P386 92Fouet M. P365 90Fragkeskakis G. P227 76Francisco V.C. P317 86Franco R. P340 88Frey A. O195 52Friederichs J. P215 75Friedl W. O083, O119 31, 39Fu C.Y. O057, O157, P047, P101 28, 46, 58, 63Fuchs D. O054, P190 27, 72Fugazza A. O138 42Fujita A. P328 87Fujizuka K. O129 40Fukazawa K. P297 84Fulga J. P383 92Funabiki T. O013, O103 19, 36Furrer M. O154 44Futamura K. P246 78Fındık D. P257 79Gaarder C. O055, P191 27, 72Gabriela L.L. P097 63Gadegbeku B. O056 28Gafoor A. P268, P270 80, 81Gagauz I. P089, P090 62Galatioto C. O023, O133, 21, 41, 48, O169, P088 62Gallardo J. P234 77Galmin R. O036 23Ganescu R.E. P056, P087 59, 62Garcea A. P060 60Garcia A.F. O004, O200 18, 53Garcia Garcia A. P320A 86Garcia P. O074 31García Perez J.M. P153 69Garofil D. P057 59
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Gaspar B.S. P056, P087, P274, P326 59, 62, 81, 87Gavril L. P070 60Gayko G.V. P221 75Geeraedts L. O125, O126 40Genovese A. P086, P345, P350A 62, 88, 89Georgescu I. O094, P001 34, 54Georgescu M. P136 67Georgescu R. P002 54Georgescu S. P066 60Georgescu S.O. P076, P097, P100 61, 63Georgescu T.F. P018, P022, P303, 55, 56, 84, P353, P405 89, 94Georgiev A. O015 19Gergely I. O081, P237 31, 77Gerogiannis I. O014, P254, P338 79, 88Geussens E. P195 73Gharbi L. O095 34Gheju I. O061, O111, P087, 28, 38, 62, P284, P339 82, 88Gheorghe C. P136 67Gheorghe M. P048, P081 59, 61Gheorghevici T.S. O035, O116, 23, 39, 91, P372, P382 92Gheorghiu-Branaru M. P381 92Gherca A. P383 92Gherman C.D. O042 24Ghidirim G. P092 62Ghita L. O155, P321, P446 44, 86, 98Ghorbani P. P163 70Giannakopoulos G.F. O126, P285 40, 82Gillies R. P338 88Ginghina O. P048, P081, P308 59, 61, 85Gingu O. O159 46Giordano A. O066, O092, O099, 29, 34, 60, P061, P336, P337 87, 88Giovani A. O159, O161, P108, P367 46, 64, 91Girard E. O002 18Giulea C.L. O098, P010, P012, P069 34, 55, 60Giuliani G. P086, P350A 62, 89Gkanas P. P032 57Glaab R. P223 76Gomes D. P296, P449 83, 98Gontijo C.E.S. P151, P296 68, 83Gonullu D. P094, P257 63, 79
Gonzales J.-F. O178 49Gonzalez De C. P304, P399 84, 94Gonzalez Garcia C. P320A 86González Argente P153 69González Hada A. P397 93Gorelic A.L. P071 61Gorelik A.L. P166, P167 70Gorgan M.R. O159, O161, 46, 64, 91 P108, P367 Gosens T. O115 39Goslings J..C. O018, O019, O021, 20, 28, 40 O059, O124Gouveia A. P077 61Grainger J. O168 48Granhed H. O184 50Granqvist A. O036 23Grao Torrente I. P078 61Grasa C. P091, P140, P141, P143, 62, 67, 68, P144, P145, P146, P216, 75, 76, 77 P217, P218, P219, P220, P222, P226, P242Graure G. O094, P135 34, 67Grecu A. P238 77Grecu D.C. P238 77Grecu F. P310, P358 85, 90Greitbauer M. O026 22Gresens M. P114 64Grigore D. P002 54Grigorean V.T. O027, O044, O153, 22, 25, 44, P106, P107, P169, 64, 70, 71, P174, P251 78Grintescu I.C. P383, P402 92, 94Grintescu I.M. P383 92Groseanu F.S. O031, P233 22, 77Grosso E. P236, P394, P395 77, 93Grosu A. P115, P116, P147, P148, 65, 68, 69, P161, P177, P178 71Groutars Y.M.E. O147 42Grozavu C. P173, P175 70, 71Gruszka D. O080 31Guedj C. O114 38Guerrini J. O072, O151 30, 44Guggenbichler S. P142 68Gui D. O177, P279, P289 49, 82, 83Gulie L. O111, P284 38, 82
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Gummerson N. O128, O156 40, 44Gunay A.E. P429 96Gurghis R.I. P089, P090, P168 62, 70Gusic N. P419, P436 95, 97Gutierrez A.J. O004 18Gök A.F.K. P014, P016 55Güloğlu R. P014, P016 55Gümbel D. O016, O152, O173, 19, 44, 48,
O174, O175, P280 49, 82Günay M.K. P014, P016 55Gări I. P031 57Ha N..B. O049 25Ha S.-C. P439 97Haak T. P214, P225 75, 76Hackl S. P215 75Haen P. P162, P292 70, 83Hage A. O059 28Hagiwara S. O104, O198 36, 53Hajdu S. O026 22Halberthal M. P279 82Hallal A.H. O062 28Hallensleben N. O018 20Haltmeier T. O199 53Hanga-Farcas A. P377 92Hannemann P.F. O079 31Hanu A.L. O167, P388, P393 48, 92, 93Haragus H. P430 96Harb M. O062 28Harbers J.S. O131 40Harel A. P104 63Harhaji V. P207, P209, P243 74, 77Harmsen A.M.K. O126 40Harrington P.J. P240 77Hart-Pinto A.D. P131 66Hasadia R. O171 48Hasara R. P085 62Hattori Y. P193 73Haverkamp F.J.C. P281 82Haverkort M. P279 82Hebristean M.C. P377 92Hedeman Joosten P. P316, P320 85, 86Hellebrekers P. P117 65Hellinger L. P215 75Henneman D. P319 86
Hennig F..F. O152, O182 44, 49Henning E. O173, P280 48, 82Herman S. O172 48Hermann D. P404 94Herrador J. P340 88Herrera Tobon M.A. P397 93Herrero M. O012 19Herteleer M. O102, O158 36, 46Hess J.R. O176 49Hierholzer C. P215 75Hietbrink F. P112, P117 64, 65Hirani N. O085 32Hirose T. O103 36Hirshi M.A. O061, O155 28, 44Hodel S.M. O120 39Hoefer S. P277 81Hoekstra H. O141, P195, 42, 73, 74,
P206, P231 76Hoencamp R. O059, O086, 28, 32, 49,
O176, O190 51Hofmann A. O032 22Hofstee D. P137 67Hogea M. P155, P392 69, 93Hohenberger G. O037, P138, P368 24, 67, 91Holtslag H.R. P137 67Holweg P. O037, P138 24, 67Honcea L. P430 96Hong S. P443 97Hong S.-K. P121 65Hoogendoorn J.M. O144, O145, 42, 51, 67,
O190, P137, 75, 76 P214, P225
Hornez E. O045 25Hoser A. P006A, P038A, P083A 54, 58, 62Hosseinpour M. O068, P152 29, 69Hours M. O056 28Houwert R.M. O127, P112 40, 64Hozan C.T. P377 92Hristov H.V. P197, P205 73, 74Huang J. O057 28Huang L.K. O157 46Huepfl M. O011 19Huizinga E.P. O086, O190 32, 51Hulscher J.B.F. O197 53
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Hustinx P. O183 50Hwang K.T. P118 65Hyams G. P279 82Hyder A. O085 32Hässig G. O154 44Höch A. P113 64Hölzenbein T. P142 68Hüpfl M. O011 19I.F.I. Collaboration W. O124 40Ibañez Aguirre F.J. P003, P126, 54, 66, 79
P129, P255Ichikawa Y. O104, O198 36, 53Ichinose Y. O047 25Idoguchi K. O013, O103 19, 36Idowu A. P265 80Ierima M. P274, P326 81, 87Ignatov I.M. P075 61Ilgun A.S. P257 79Ilgun A.S.S. P094 63Ilhan M. P014, P016 55Iliaș M.E. P173, P175 70, 71Ilie A.C. P122, P372 65, 91Ilie B.T. P046, P408 58, 94Ilnitskyi O. P134 67Ilves P. P011 55Inaba K. O160, O162, O164 46Indreica V. O064 28Innocenti M. O196 52Intorcaciu M. P002 54Ion D. P272 81Ionescu A. P002 54Ionescu L. O063, P008, P030, P039, 28, 54, 57,
Iqbal H.J. O185 50Ira D. O077, P256 31, 79Irajpour A.H. O068 29Irizarry E. P314 85Ishida K. O103 36Ishida T. O103 36Ismail N. P248 78Isshiki Y. O104, O198 36, 53Iukhymchuk O.A. P221 75Ivancea C. O180 49Ivanoschi A. P388, P393 92, 93Iyer K.R. P354 89Jabbour G. O149 44Jandová S. O148 43Jankovic A. P138 67Jančář J. P256 79Jasper J. P400 94Jaspers M.E. P259 79Javouhey E. O056 28Jawad A. O101, P269 36, 80Jayalatika L. O185 50Jayatilaka L. P159, P235 69, 77Jensen J. O076 31Jensen K.O. O150 44Jijau D. P002 54Jimenez Diaz V. P199, P241 73, 77Jimenez Viñas C. P153 69Jiménez Armenteros F. P026, P412 56, 95Jinescu G. O064, P024, P025, P093, 28, 56, 63,
P183, P402, P403 72Jo Y. P312, P342, P432, P433 85, 88, 97Jochems D. P111 64Johnson M. P214A 75Jongen R. O183 50Joosse P. O084 31Josten C. P113, P114 64Jukema G. O195 52Justin V. P074 61Jäger M. O008 19Kaiser J. P256 79Kalan Ustar K. O011 19Kalashnikov A.V. O121, P221, 39, 75, 78
P244, P245Kamei Y. P297 84
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Kamer L. O032, O106 22, 36Kanaan L. P405 94Kanbar A. O113 38Kane A. P365 90Kaneko M. O104, O198 36, 53Kang W. P312, P342, P432, P433 85, 88, 97Karabatzakis M. O060 28Karagulle I. P083A 62Karakuş Ş. P014, P016 55Karaman I. P428 96Karami M.Y. P021 56Karaseva O.V. P071, P166, P167 61, 70Karnezis I. P227 76Kasotakis G. O059 28Kauther M.D. O008 19Kazalakova K.M. P133 67Kazanowski M. O134 41Khalfallah M.T. O095 34Khan A. O128, O156 40, 44Kharytaniuk N. P073 61Kheirabadi B.S. O038 24Khor D. O160, O162 46Kiberu Y. O108 38Kim C.-S. P444 98Kim H. P444 98Kim J. P312, P342, P432, P433 85, 88, 97Kim J.J. P118, P198 65, 73Kim J.W. P118, P198 65, 73Kim M. P042 58Kincses Z. P239 77King D.R. O059 28Kitada S. O051 25Klaessens J.H. P259 79Klaitman S. P190 72Klaus L. P142 68Klem T. O118, O123 39Klijnsma J.G. P137 67Klimach S.G. P418 95Koceku S. P391, P398 93Koksoy F.N. P094, P257 63, 79Kolstadbraaten K.M. P191 72Kon Y. O103 36Kondo H. O013, O103 19, 36
Konečný J. P085 62Konstantiniuk P. O037 24Konstantoudakis G. O010, P032 19, 57Kop M.P.M. P214 75Korac Z. P138 67Kornilova-Filusina V. P375 91Kostic I.M. P247 78Kostidou E. O010 19Kosuke K. P385 92Koter S. O039 24Kourdouli A. O108 38Kourtesis A. P307A 85Koutouzi V. O166, P181, P186 48, 71, 72Kovalenko M.I. P166 70Kramer W. P156 69Krassnig R. O037, P368 24, 91Krayim W. O054 27Krijnen P. O059, O090, O144, O145 28, 33, 42Krinner S. O152, O182 44, 49Kristin J. O008 19Krizzuk D. P086 62Krtička M. O077, P256 31, 79Kruithof N. O060 28Kucuk G.O. P044, P327 58, 87Kuijper M. O118, O123 39Kurata Y. O033 22Kurihara H. O072, O138, 30, 42, 44, O151, P102 63Kuster M. O199 53Kusturov V. P182, P184 71, 72Kusturova A. P182, P184 71, 72Kusý D. P426A 96Kvist M. P104 63Kwa K.A.A. P258 79Kyriakidis A.V. P127, P128 66Kyriakidis V. P127 66Kyurkchiev B. P197 73Kyurkchiev B.E. P200 73Kır G. P094 63La Greca A. P289 83Lage J. P009 54Lages R.R. P317, P318, P334, P360 86, 87, 90Laisaar T. P020 56Lalić I. P243 77
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Lalić I.R. P207, P209 74Lalić N. P207, P209 74Lamb J. O128 40Lambert S. O105 36Lameijer C.M. O087 32Lampron J. P038 58Lanchon C. O002 18Landaluce Olavarria A. P255 79Landaluce-Olavarria A. O029, P003, 22, 54, 66 P126, P129 Langenbach A. O182, P232 49, 76Langenberg J. P427 96Langer S. P114 64Lansink K.W.W. O088, O107, P123 32, 36, 65Lantos R. P321 86Lascar I. O194, P150 52, 68Latifi R. O149, P157 44, 69Laurer H. O046 25Laversanne S. P162, P292 70, 83Lazar C. O096, O136, P049 34, 41, 59Lazar F. O096, O136, P049 34, 41, 59Lazar M. O094, P001 34, 54Lazar V.S. P323 86Lazarev I.A. O121 39Lazarides I. O041 24Leal T. P105, P125, P437, P438 64, 66, 97Leca L.M. O179, P185 49, 72Leenen L.P.H. O086, O127, O190, 32, 40, 51, P111, P112, P117, P279 64, 65, 82Lefarth T.L. O131 40Lefering R. O152, O182 44, 49Leijdesdorff A. O145 42Leijnen M. P370, P378, P424 91, 92, 96Leon Baltasar J.L. O193 51Leonov D.I. P166 70Lepner U. P011 55Lesic A. P369 91Letoublon C. O002 18Levraut J. O178 49Li P.H. P047 58Lica I. P024, P025, P093, 56, 63, 72 P183, P402, P403Lichtveld R. O127 40Liguori M.A. O097, P290 34, 83
Liliana F. P097 63Lin C.-H. P376 91Lin H.-F. P160, P439 69, 97Lin H.F. O112 38Link B.C. O049, O120, P179 25, 39, 71Linton K.N. P240, P264, P278 77, 80, 82Lintzeris I. P032A 57Liotta G. O097 34Litun I.M. O121, P221 39, 75Livadariu R. P030, P310, P311, 57, 85, 90 P358, P358Lodge C. O156 44Lomp A. P011, P020 55, 56Lopez Bernal F. O028, O074, O132, 22, 41, 84, P304, P389, P399 93, 94Lopez Lopez S. P241 77Loughenbury P.R. O128, O156, O163 40, 44, 46Lourido A.M. O200 53Louro T.X. P027, P103, P351, 56, 63, 89 P352, P355Lucchesi M. P088 62Lueders M.E. P314, P354 85, 89Luengo Alonso G. O193, P199, P241, 51, 73, 77, P306, P411A, P420 84, 95Lulic D. O011 19Lulic I. O011 19Lunevicius R. O076 31Lupascu C.D. P066, P288, 60, 83, 87, P330, P386 92Lupescu D. O142, P116, P161, 42, 65, 69, P177, P178 71Lupescu O. O009, O142, P115, 19, 42, 65, P116, P147, P148, P161, 68, 69, 71, P177, P178, P192, P204, 72, 74, 76, P224, P228, P273, P275, 81, 92, 96 P276, P383, P422, P425, P431Lupu-Petria A.D. P072 61Lusilla Lopez A. O189, P040 51, 58Lustenberger T. O046 25Lutsyshyn V.G. P244 78López-Bernal F. O007 18López-López S. O012, P199 19, 73Maaijen R. P427 96Maayen R. P319, P320, P423 86, 96Madalina M. P046 58
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Madani R. P391, P398 93Madureira L. P346 88Magalini S. O177 49Mahdi S. P124 66Mahmood I. O181 49Mahmood T. P278 82Mahmoodi G. P021 56Mahmoud M.M. O082 31Maier A. P155 69Maison F.-L. P365 90Makaloski V. O040 24Makarem A. P021 56Malancea R.I. P203, P417 73, 95Malik H. P282 82Malik S. P176 71Maltinti G. O066, O092, O099, 29, 34, 60,
P061, P336, P337 87, 88Malu C. P406 94Malushev D.E. P200 73Malyk V.D. O121, P244 39, 78Mamound A. P424 96Mancas M.O. P356, P357 89, 90Mancuso R. O097 34Manga G. P298 84Mangan S. P041 58Mann C. O128 40Mansour N. P208, P213 74Manta A. P037 57Mantzouni A. O010, P032 19, 57Marandici C. P081 61Marchal Santiago A. P396 93Marconi M. P126, P129 66Marcu A. P298 84Marcu V. O064 28Marcu-Iordanescu V. O093, P055, 34, 59, 61
P072Mardare M. P308 85Margaritescu D. P001, P135 54, 67Margaritescu N.D. P068 60Marian R.C. O061, O111, O155, 28, 38, 44,
Marin I. P183, P403 72Marin R. P383 92Marincas M. P095 63Marinescu D. P001, P135, P136 54, 67Marini P. O097, P290 34, 83Marosán P. P239 77Marques C. P406 94Marques V. P407 94Martelo R. P406 94Martian B.V. P353 89Martin J.-L. O056 28Martinez Casas I. O029, O070, 22, 30, 54,
P003, P026, 56, 65, 80, P120, P263, P412 95
Martinez-Isla A. O135, O137, O139 41, 42Martins L.M. P151, P449 68, 98Martins M.A. P317 86Martins R. O089, P333 32, 87Martín Núñez S. O028 22Martín Ortíz M. P331 87Martínez García A. P331 87Marzi I. O046, P277 25, 81Marçal A. P346 88Masahiro Y. P202 73Mashiko K. P193 73Mason L. P159 69Massalis I. P032 57Massalou D. O114, O178 38, 49Massè A. P236, P394, P395 77, 93Matei M. P347 88Mathew M.A. P357 90Matsuda M. P084 62Matsumoto H. P193, P252 73, 78Matsumoto J. O013, O047, O103 19, 25, 36Matsumura Y. O013, O047, O103 19, 25, 36Matzi V. O037 24Maudarbaccus N. P323, P324 86Mauerer A. O182 49Mayko V.M. P244 78Mcarthur P. P131 66Mcdaniel D. P240 77Mcfall M. O130 40Mcphee D.J. P354 89Meesters B. O183 50
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Mehdi A.S. P214A, P261A, P261B 75, 80, 80Mehic R. O064, P025 28, 56Mehmood A. O085 32Mehta A. P261A, P261B 80, 80Mei S. O072, O138, O151 30, 42, 44Mekkodathil A. P158 69Mel'Nikov A.V. P166, P167 70Mellano D. P236 77Melling D. O185, P159, P235 50, 69, 77Melo A. P033, P346 57, 88Menegatti B. O099 34Menegozzo C.A.M. O067, P151, 29, 68, 83,
P296, P449 98Meneses Freitte I. P397 93Menezes P.R. P317, P318 86Mercer S. P282 82Merschin D. O016, O152, O174, 19, 44, 49,
O175, P232 76Mesina C.V. P283, P302 82, 84Mesquita C. P263, P413 80, 95Michalis I. P127 66Michelitsch C. O154 44Michlovska L. P256 79Mici A. P390 93Micic I. O191, P230, P247 51, 76, 78Micu N. O069, P262 29, 80Mihail I. O136 41Mihailescu A. O073 30Mihetiu A.F. P072 61Mihnea C.B. P076, P097 61, 63Mihnovitš V. P011 55Mihoc C. P110 64Mihoc T. P329, P332 87Milenkovic S.S. O191, P230, P247 51, 76, 78Milev S. P197 73Millner P. O128, O156 40, 44Mimura S. P267, P349, P362 80, 89, 90Min S.-W. P444 98Mirck B. O084 31Mirea C.S. P283, P302 82, 84Mirea L.E. P383 92Miron A. O098, O170, P004, P010, 34, 48, 54,
P012, P069, P381 55, 60, 92Mironescu A. P155 69
Mironiuc A.I. O042 24Misarca C. P155 69Mishin I. P092 62Misitano P. P345 88Misra N. O001, O076, O130, 18, 31, 40,
Misselyn D. P210 74Mita M. P385 92Mitkovic M.B. O191, P230, P247 51, 76, 78Mitkovic M.M. O191, P230, P247 51, 76, 78Miyake T. O052 25Moculescu C. O180, P350 49, 89Modesti M. P088 62Moeng S. P295 83Moga A. P031 57Mogami A. O052 25Mogoanta S.S. P283, P302 82, 84Mohammed A. P295 83Mollazehi M. O085, P176 32, 71Monchal T. O045, O056 25, 28Monneuse O. O056 28Montufar E. P256 79Moori P.L. P287 83Morais J. P406 94Morales Rojas A. P409 94Moraru E. P283 82Moreira H. P033 57Moreno J. P234 77Morgado M. P406 94Mori H. P267, P349, P362 80, 89, 90Morimoto K. O047 25Morishita K. O006, P045, 18, 58, 87,
P328, P385 92Moron Canis J.M. P153 69Mosk A. O030, P119 22, 65Mostafa F. O181 49Mourias N. P128 66Moynihan A. P414, P414 95Mpesikos I. P127 66Mulders M.A.M. O019, P201 20, 73Muneer M. O149 44Munteanu L. P367 91Munteanu O. P102, P299 63, 84
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Murad M. O149 44Murata K. P034 57Murata M. O104, O198 36, 53Mus M. O030 22Musetti S. O023, P088 21, 62Mustafa F. O113 38Muste A. O042 24Mzoughi Z. O095 34März J. P032B 57Märzová D. P032B 57Mütze M. P113 64Nabir S. O181 49Nacev V.T. P251 78Nadragea M. O098, P069 34, 60Naess P.A. O055, P191 27, 72Nagarajan M. P131 66Nagea M. O009, O142, P115, P116, 19, 42, 65,
Nica A. O180 49Nica O. P136 67Nicol A. O187 50Nicolau A.E. O065, O109, P062 28, 38, 60Niculescu P. O009, P224, 19, 76, 81,
P275, P371 91Nijs S. O141, P195, P206 42, 73, 74Nijsten M. O197 53Nikakis C. P227 76Ninković S. P207, P209 74Nistor C.E. P173, P175 70, 71Noditi G. O050, O096 25, 34Nogueira S.A. O089, P435 32, 97Noor H. P055 59Noorafshan A. P021 56Noorman F. O176 49Noronha J. P334, P360 87, 90Norrlund R. O184 50Noser H. O032, O106 22, 36Nowak T.E. O080 31Nulle A. P375 91Nunes Cardozo M. P195 73Nunome A. P343 88Nägeli D. O117 39O'Neill F. P264 80Obada B. P091, P140, P141, P143, 62, 67, 68,
P222, P226, P242 Obeidat F. P136 67Obreja M. O073 30Odermatt M. P447 98Oflazoglu K. P137 67Ogura S. O052 25Ogura T. O129, P170 40, 70Oh J.H. P443 97Ohashi Y. P261 79Okada K. P252 78Okawara K. P084 62Okwechime B. P248 78Oliveira A.S. P413 95Olmos Juste V. P320A 86Olsha O. P015 55Olteanu I. P408 94Olteanu M. O094, P001, P135 34, 54, 67
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Omura T. P267, P295, P349, P362 80, 83, 89, 90Oner M. P428, P429 96Onia C. P107, P169, P174 64, 70, 71Oppel P. O152, O182 44, 49Oprescu C. O061, O111, 28, 38, 82, P284, P339 88Orghidan M. P309 85Ortega Higueruelo R. P412 95Orue-Echebarria M. P401 94Osadchuk T.I. P221 75Oshima K. O104, O198 36, 53Osterhoff G. O150 44Otomo Y. O006, O091, P034, P045, 18, 33, 57, P328, P343, P385 58, 87, 88, 92Ottersbach C. O173, P280 48, 82Oun M. O170 48Ouwehand F. O019 20Ozlem N. P044, P327, P341 58, 87, 88Pacho Valbuena S. P320A 86Padillo Ruiz J. P304, P396 84, 93Padillo Ruíz F.J. O007, O028, O074, 18, 22, 31, O132, P389, P399 41, 93, 94Paduradu M. P126, P255 66, 79Paduraru D.N. P272 81Paduraru M. O029, O070, P120, 22, 30, 65, P129, P322 66, 86Paic V. P057, P080 59, 61Paleru C. P434 97Palihovici R. P386 92Palomino Peinado N. P026, P412 56, 95Panarese R. P395 93Panescu M. P051 59Panourgia M.P. P248 78Pantea S. O096, P080 34, 61Pantile D. P173, P175 70, 71Papadopoulos C. P127 66Papagiannakos K. P227 76Paramo Diaz P. O012, P241 19, 77Paraschiv M. O027, P169, P174 22, 70, 71Paraschou D. P307A 85Parchani A. O181, P171 49, 70Pardo Garcia J.M. P019, P306, 55, 84, 95 P411A
Pareja Ciuró F. O007, O028, O074, 18, 22, 31, O132, P304, P389, 41, 84, 93, P396, P399 94Park I.H. P443 97Park K.C. P118, P198 65, 73Park Y. P312, P342, P432, P433 85, 88, 97Parra J.A.P. P151 68Parvu D. P025 56Parvuletu R. O170 48Patel R. P083 62Patrascu S. P001, P068 54, 60Patru C. O009, P228, P273, 19, 76, 81, P275, P425 96Paulino A. P077 61Paun S. O005, P005, P028, P050, 18, 54, 56, P056, P087, P187, P188, 59, 62, 72, P274, P325, P326, P359 81, 86, 87, 90Pavare Z. P375 91Pavelescu D. P408, P411 94, 95Pavlova D. O048, P196 25, 73Pawelec K. P036 57Paydar S. P021 56Pazour J. O148 43Pelaez Barrigon R.M. P320A 86Pencu D.A. P150 68Pentara I. O010, P032 19, 57Peralta R. O085, O181, P157, 32, 49, 69, P171, P176, P366 70, 71, 91Perdikides T. P294 83Pereira J. O029, P058, P263, P407 22, 59, 80, 94Perez Diaz M.D. O189, P040, 51, 58, 61, P078, P401 94Perez Parra J.A. P296, P348 83, 89Pertea M. P380 92Petrisor V.C. P076, P097, P100 61, 63Petrov M. O048, P196 25, 73Peñuela Arredondo J.D. P397 93Piccato A. P236 77Piccini L. O133 41Pieroh P. P113 64Pikula R. O077 31Pineño Flores C. P153 69Pinheiro L. P263 80
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Pinto B.L. O089, P333, P435 32, 87, 97Pirovano R. O165, P335 48, 87Pislaru A.I. P372 91Plantinga P. P137 67Plat M.-C.J. O176 49Plánka L. P256 79Poeze M. O079 31Polinder S. O060, O088, P123 28, 32, 65Pompach M. P426A 96Ponchietti L. O029, O070, P035, 22, 30, 57, P036, P120, P313 65, 85Poos H.P.A.M. O131 40Pop T.S. O081, P237 31, 77Popa B.V. O111, P284 38, 82Popa D. P136 67Popa E. P070 60Popa F. P037, P057, P080, P164 57, 59, 61, 70Popa M. O108 38Popazu C. P096 63Popentiu A. O093 34Popescu A.C. P291 83Popescu C.G. P174 71Popescu D. O116, P380, P382 39, 92Popescu G.I. O009, P192, P204, 19, 72, 74, P224, P228, P273, 76, 81, 96 P275, P276, P425 Popescu M.R. O050 25Popescu V. P434 97Popiel M. O111, P284 38, 82Popoviciu C. O194 52Porojan V.A. O044, O153, P106, 25, 44, 64, P107, P169, P174 70, 71Porras Moreno M.A. P199 73Postigo Morales S. P126, P129, P255 66, 79Pothmann C.E.M. O150 44Predoi D. P260 79Prejbeanu R. P430 96Prendes Sillero E. P304 84Priovolos S. P354 89Prodan A. P029, P046, P064, P172, 56, 58, 60, P260, P408, P411 70, 79, 94, 95Prodan M. P411 95Prodromidou A. P127 66
Prodromou C. P307A 85Prosperi P. O066, O092, O099, 29, 34, 60, P061, P336, P337 87, 88Protsenko V. P134 67Prunoiu V. P095 63Przybyl J. P114 64Próspero Luis F. O025, O188, P009, 22, 50, 54, P033, P346, P440 57, 88, 97Pucciarelli M. O023 21Puchwein P. P368 91Puha B. O035, O116, P361, 23, 39, 90, P380, P382, P417 92, 95Puha G. O035, O116 23, 39Pull Ter Gunne A.F. P229 76Putineanu D. P208, P213 74Putzeys G. O017, O034, O140, 20, 23, 42, P130, P211, P212 66, 74Puyana J.C. O004 18Pîrvu C. P329, P332 87Qaraqe T. O062 28Quilici F. O169 48Quintero Barrera L.R. O200, P397 53, 93Quirin S. O114, O178 38, 49Qurashi K. O135, O137, O139 41, 42Raaben M. O036 23Rabl H. P074 61Radu E.V. O027, O044, O153, P106, 22, 25, 44, P107, P174, P251 64, 71, 78Radu G. P272 81Radu P. P037, P057, P080 57, 59, 61Radulescu D. P001 54Radulescu S. P431 96Rahman S. P265 80Rainho R. P077 61Rajšter Koren A. P404 94Ralte P. P159, P235 69, 77Ramallo-Solís I. O007 18Rambarran S. P295 83Ramboiu S. O094 34Ramos P. P263 80Ranjan T. P250 78Rao A. O128, O156 40, 44Rapoport A. O054 27Rašović P. P207, P209 74Recinos G. O164 46
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Author Abstract page no. Supplement Number
Redgrave N. P313 85Redzwan S. O036 23Reff R. P383 92Reilly J.-J. O110, P052 38, 59Reim M. P011 55Reininga I.H.F. O053, O131 27, 40Rekha A. O024 22Remus C.I. P371, P421 91, 96Renner N. P223 76Reul M. O141, P231 42, 76Reva V.A. O043, P293 24, 83Rey Valcarcel C. O189, P040, 51, 58, 61, P078, P401 94Reynders-Frederix C. P249, P266 78, 80Reynders-Frederix P.A. P139, P249, 67, 78, 80 P266, P266 Rezai K. P399 94Reška M. P085 62Rhemrev S. O018 20Rhemrev S.J. O059 28Ribaldi S. O071 30Ribeiro C.S. P317, P318, P334, P360 86, 87, 90Ribeiro F.R. P318 86Ricardo Jose A.G.R. P248 78Ricci G. O097, P290 34, 83Richards G. O106 36Rickman M. O049, P179 25, 71Ristoscu C. O159 46Ritchie E. P316, P319, P320, 85, 86, 91, P370, P378, P400, 92, 94, 96 P423, P424, P427Rizzo A.R. O196 52Rocha P. P334, P360 87, 90Rodrigues F. P406 94Rodrigues F.J. P027, P351, P355 56, 89Rodrigues J. P379 92Rodriguez Martin B. P320A 86Rodriguez Vega V. O193, P411A 51, 95Rodríguez Melguizo L. P331, P409 87, 94Rogez D. P365 90Rojnoveanu G. P089, P090, 62, 70 P092, P168 Romano M. P077 61Romero M. O195 52Rommens P.M. O032, O080, O106 22, 31, 36
Rongieras F. O056 28Roodbergen D.T. P258, P259 79Rosenblatt A.S. P151 68Rosu A. P002 54Roukema G. O118, O123 39Roukema J.A. O115 39Roveda V.M.S. P387 92Rowbotham E. O163 46Rubio Manzanares. O007, O028, 18, 22, 31, Dorado M O074, O132, 41, 84, 93, P304, P389, 94 P396, P399Ruesseler M. P277 81Runcanu A. O005, P005, P028, 18, 54, 56, P053, P291, P325 59, 83, 86Russu O. O081, P237 31, 77Rusu O.C. P051 59Ruusalepp A. P020 56Rábago A. P406 94Rüth T. P113 64Saar S. P011, P020 56Sabalic S. P419, P436 95, 97Sabau A.D. O093, P055, P072 34, 59, 61Sabau D. O093, P055, P072 34, 59, 61Sabou F.L.P. P426 96Sadek J. P038 58Sadek M. P314 85Sahu A. P214A, P261A, P261B 75, 80, 80Saito J. O033 22Saito N. P193, P252 73, 78Saka G. O078, O192 31, 51Saleh M. P214A, P261A, P261B 80, 80Salvischiani L. P345, P350A 88, 89Samokhvalov I.M. O043, P293 24, 83Sanchez A.I. O004 18Sanchez Arteaga A. P040, P078, P401 58, 61, 94Sandu O. P043 58Sandu V.A. P164 70Sandulescu S. P001 54Santos C. P009, P033 54, 57Santos M.B. P351, P355 89Santos T.C. P317, P318, P334, P360 86, 87, 90Sanz Sanzhez M. P040 58Saoyama Y. P267, P349, P362 80, 89, 90
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Author Abstract page no. Supplement Number
Saratzis N. O041 24Sardo L.C. P318 86Sasi W. P357 90Sasken H. P314 85Sassos G. O014 19Sato K. O033 22Sato Y. P271 81Sauter D. O117 39Sava M. P233 77Savoie P.-H. O045 25Savoluk S. P059, P065 60Sawada Y. O104, O198 36, 53Sawaguchi T. O032 22Sawano M. P084 62Sayana M.K. P240 77Sayar S. P257 79Scarlatescu E. P298 84Schep N.W.L. O018, O019, 20, 73 O021, P201 Schepers T. O124 40Schiopu D. P249 78Schipper I.B. O059, O090, O144, 28, 33, 42 O145, O147 Schmidli J. O040 24Schnitman G. P296 83Schnüriger B. O199 53Schormans P.M.J. O079 31Schreiber C. O011 19Schulz-Drost S. O016, O152, O173, 19, 44, 48, O174, O175, O182, 49, 76, 82 P232, P280 Schwarz A. O037 24Schwietert H.R. O036 23Schüler M. O117 39Scott S. O185, O185, P159, 50, 69, 77 P235, P235Scripcariu V. O063 28Scurtu R.R. P165, P347 70, 88Sebe I.T. P150 68Secureanu A.F. P194 73Segers M.J. P112 64Segura Sampedro J.J. P153, P396 69, 93Seibert F.J. P138 67Sejor E. O114 38Sekiya K. O006, P328 18, 87
Selaru M. P329, P332 87Seljanko A. P020 56Semenov E.A. O043 24Sena Ruiz F. P153 69Serao A. O097 34Serban A. P091, P140, P141, P143, 62, 67, 68, P144, P145, P146, P216, 75, 76, 77 P217, P218, P220, P222, P226, P242Serban D.C. P109 64Serra M.L. P317, P318, P334, P360 86, 87, 90Seung Hwan L. P023 56Shah S. O185 50Shahzad K. O076 31Shari I. P229 76Shepetko-Dombrovskyi G. P059, 60 P065Shepetko-Dombrovskyi O. P059, 60, 61 P065, P075Sherwood W. P315 85Shiraishi A. O091 33Shoko T. P343, P374 88, 91Shon O.-J. P198 73Shoumura S. P297 84Shulyarenko O.V. P075 61Siddiqui T. O113 38Sillesen M. P079 61Silva A.R. P263 80Silva S. O025, O188, P009, P440 22, 50, 54, 97Simmen H.-P. O150, O195 44, 52Simoes J. O022 21Simonsen L.I. O055 27Simões A.S. P379 92Sisto R. P236, P394, P395 77, 93Skaife P. O168 48Smaranda A. P350 89Smarandache C.G. O093, P055, P072 34, 59, 61Smeeing D.P.J. P112 64Smith-Williams J. P287 83Socea B. O180, P164, P350 70, 89Solomon L..B. O049 25Solomon L.B. P179 71Solomonov E. O054, P190 27, 72Somigli R. O066, O092, O099, 29, 34, 60, P061, P336, P337 87, 88
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Sommer C. O154 44Soriano Pérez Á.M. P331, P409 87, 94Sosef N.L. O019, O021 20Soubassis K. P227 76Sousa J.B. P317 86Spanu A. P308 85Spassoff V.R. P133 67Spassov V. P197, P205 73, 74Spiers J.D. O110 38Spindler N. P114 64Spiteri N. O076, O130, P418 31, 40, 95Spreadborough S. P052 59Sprengel K. O150 44Stagnitti F. O071 30Stancikova M. O077 31Stanciulescu A. P073 61Stancu B. O042 24Stancu S.M. O075 31Stanescu R. P046 58Starovoyt A. P195 73Stavarache I. P102, P299 63, 84Stavinskii I.O. O121, P221 39, 75Stavrides K. O041 24Stefan V. P002 54Stefanescu A. O194 52Stefanescu C. P277 81Stefanini G. O169 48Stefaniu R. P122 65Steinthorsdottir K. P079 61Sterz J. P277 81Stevens N. P212 74Steyerberg E.W. O088, P123 32, 65Stirbu L. P030, P310, P311 57, 85Stoian A.R. P106 64Stoica B. O005, P005, P028, P050, 18, 54, 56, P187, P188, P325, P359 59, 72, 86, 90Stoica R.A. P048, P081 59, 61Stoichkov V. O015 19Stojiljkovic P. P247 78Strambu V. P037, P057, P080 57, 59, 61Strömmer L. P163 70Störmann P. O046 25Suarez Vega M..P. P320A 86
Subashi K. P390 93Suhaciu D.T. P024, P025, P093, 56, 63, 72 P183, P403Sun H. P121 65Sunamak O. P006A, P038A, P083A 54, 58, 62Surlin V. O094, O108, P001, 34, 38, 54, P135, P136 67Suzuki H. P297 84Svancara J. O077 31Svenningsen P. P079 61Szabo S.L. P056, P087 59, 62Sá M. P058 59Sönmez R.E. P014, P016 55Taal G. P020 56Tachibana A. O163 46Tackner E. P368 91Tagadiuc O.C. P089, P168 62, 70Takayama W. P343 88Talbi G. O095 34Talpalaru A. O170 48Talving P. P011, P020 55, 56Tamayo Lopez M.J. P304 84Tamayo M.J. O007, O028, O074, 18, 22, 31, O132, P389 41, 93Tan E.C.T.H. O125, P281 40, 82Tanaka K. O047 25Tanase C. P359 90Tanase D. P192, P431 72, 96Tanase I. P005, P028, P050, P056, 54, 56, 59, P187, P188, P274, 72, 81, 86, P325, P326, P359 87, 90Tanasescu S.G. O027, P107 22, 64Tanizawa S. P045 58Tarcoveanu E. P066 60Tarello M. P236, P394, P395 77, 93Targon R.I. P067 60Tarnita D.N. P238 77Tarta C. O096, O136, P049 34, 41, 59Tartaglia D. O023, O133, 21, 41, 48, O169, P088 62Tasev B.G. P197, P200, P205 73, 74Tashiro H. P297 84Taylor J.V. O076, O130, P013, P041 31, 40, 55, 58Teleanu G. P046, P260, P408 58, 79, 94
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Telickiy S.Y. O043 24Ten Bosch J.A. O183 50Tenreiro N. O025, O188, P009, 22, 50, 54, P033, P346, P440 57, 88, 97Terra M. O126 40Teutelink A. O107 36Thangarajah T. O105 36Thomas-Pohl M. P365 90Thoreau L. P208, P213 74Tiglis M. P383 92Timofeeva A.V. P166, P167 70Timofte D. P310, P311, P358 85, 90Tinner C. P447 98Tinoco González J. O028, O074, 22, 31, 41, O132, P304, 84, 93, 94 P389, P399Tinoco-González J. O007 18Tintari S.G. P090, P168 62, 70Tiris A.D. O050 25Titu S. P072 61Tomas Gomez A. P060 60Tomita K. O103 36Tomlinson J. O128, O156 40, 44Torba M. P390, P391 93Totorean A.D. O050 25Toumbelis A. O014 19Townsend D.C. P124, P124 66Traa M. O060 28Trach S. O016, O174 19, 49Trache T. P223, P223 76Trampleasure O. O101, P269 36, 80Tregubov V. O011 19Trevatt A.E.J. P265 80Triantos G.N. O166, P181, P186 48, 71, 72Triantou A. O166, P181, P186 48, 71, 72Trifescu I. P030, P310, P311, P358 57, 85, 90Trofin A.-M. P288 83Trummer F. O011 19Tsagkaris I. P127 66Tsuji H. O033 22Tu H.-F. O157 46Tudor R. P172, P411 70, 95Tuinebreijer W.E. O147 42Tulloh B. P006 54
Tunescu B. O050 25Turcu F. P073 61Turculet C. O075, P018, P022, P029, 31, 55, 56, P046, P063, P064, P260, 58, 60, 79, P303, P353, P402, P405 84, 89, 94Turegano Fuentes F. O189, P040, 51, 58, 61, P078, P401 94Tzachev N. O015 19Tzalavra S. P307A 85Uchino M. P253 78Ueda Y. O033 22Ugarte Sierra B. P003, P129 54, 66Ugarte-Sierra B. O070, P126, P255 30, 66, 79Umakoshi K. O103 36Umeda Y. P297 84Ungherea Matei C. O179, P185 49, 72Ungureanu R. P383 92Unterkofler J. O016, O152, O174, 19, 44, 49, O175, P232 76Uranues S. P074 61Urbonas T. P254 79Ursulescu Lupascu C. P288, P330 83, 87Utiyama E.M. O067, P151, P296, 29, 68, 83, P348, P449 89, 98Utsumi S. P170 70Uvelin A. P207, P209 74Vacaroiu I. P441 97Vacas E. O012, O193, P019, P234, 19, 51, 55, P306, P415, P420 77, 84, 95Valcea S. P007, P305 54, 84Valceanu A. P329, P332 87Valceanu D. P329, P332 87Valeri A. O066, O092, O099, 29, 34, 60, P061, P336, P337 87, 88Valério F. P263 80Van Brussel F.A. O020 20Van Buijtenen J.M. P285 82Van Calenbergh F. O102, O158 36, 46Van De C.L.P. O115, O115 39Van Delft E.A.K. O020, O021 20Van Den Berg C. P225 76Van Den Berg J.D. P195 73Van Den Bremer J. P319, P378, 86, 92, 96 P423, P427Van Der Heijden F. P156 69
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Van Der Krans A.C. O190 51Van Der Laan L. O030, P119 22, 65Van Der O030 22Van Der O127 40Van Der O059, P400 28, 94Van Dongen O086, O176, O190 32, 49, 51Van Eck M.E. O087 32Van Ernst A.F. P137 67Van Griensven M. P180 71Van Heijl M. O127 40Van Kessel C.S. P112 64Van Lieshout E.M.M. P117 65Van Oostendorp O125 40Van Rein E.A.J. O127 40Van Zuijlen P258, P259 79Vanakesa T. P020 56Vancleef S. O102 36Vandesande W. O143 42Vanhove H. O102 36Vaquero A. P340 88Varischi A.M. O151, P387 44, 92Varol H. P117 65Vartic M. O005, P005, P007, 18, 54, 56, P028, P053, P187, P305 59, 72, 84Vasario G. P394 93Vasile I. P283, P302 82, 84Vasile R. O065, O109 28, 38Vasilescu A.M. P066 60Vasiliou P. O010 19Vaskovic M. O054 27Vaz J. P334, P360 87, 90Veen E. P119 65Veger H. P316 85Veliceasa B. O035, O116, P203, 23, 39, 73, P361, P380, P382, P417 90, 92, 95Velleman J. P206 74Velmahos G.C. O059 28Venter D.P. O061, O111, O155, 28, 38, 44, O179, P185, P274, 49, 72, 81, P284, P321, P326, 82, 86, 87, P339, P441 88, 97Venter M.D. O061, O111, O155, 28, 38, 44, O179, P185, P274, 49, 72, 81, P284, P321, P326, 82, 86, 87, P339, P446, P448 88, 98
Verdes G. O096 34Verhage S. O144, O145, P137 42, 67Verheul R.F. P285 82Verhofstad M. P117 65Verleisdonk E.J. P112 64Vermeulen J. O020, O021 20Veverkova L. P085 62Vicković S. P207, P209 74Vicol D. O069, P043, P262 29, 58, 80Vidart M. P415 95Vieira A.N. P077 61Vieira A.T. P318, P334, P360 86, 87, 90Vikmanis A. P375 91Vilcea I.D. P283, P302 82, 84Villiger P. P447 98Vintila D. P136 67Virgil M.M. P260 79Visan R. O031 22Visan R.A. P233 77Vizitiu V. P329 87Viña R. P415 95Vlad N. P154, P386 69, 92Vladascau A. P018, P022, P303, 55, 56, 84, P353, P405 89, 94Vladut M. P383 92Vlahova T.G. P133 67Vloemans J.F.P.M. P258 79Vochin A. O094, P001 34, 54Vogt R. O117 39Voicu D.F. P096 63Vojtova L. P256 79Von Dercks N. P113, P114 64Von Rüden C. P215 75Vornicu A. P288, P330 83, 87Vos D. O030, P119 22, 65Voskens F.J. O127 40Voves J. P017 55Vozian M. P089, P092 62Vroemen J. O030 22Vuelta Lopez E. P320A 86Vyhnanek F. O186 50Väli M. P011 55Välimaa L. P104 63Wagner D. O032, O080, O106 22, 31, 36
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Wahlen B. P157 69Walbeehm E. P137 67Walenkamp M.M.J. O019 20Walsh T.N. O134, P073 41, 61Wang H.-L.C. P160 69Wang H.H. O157 46Warner N. P035, P036 57Weigeldt M. O175 49Weihs V. O026 22Weil N.L. P225 76Weldon R. P189 72Wendt K.W. O053, O131, O197 27, 40, 53Winfield A. P083 62Winter Beatty J. O135, O137, O139 41, 42Woltmann A. P215 75Won D. P444 98Wu Y.-T. O057 28Wutzler S. O046 25Wyss T.R. O040 24Yablokov I.P. O043 24Yada M. P297 84Yamamoto A. P297 84Yanar H.T. P014, P016 55Yap S.H. P006 54Yasumatsu H. P193, P252 73, 78Yeom J. P312, P342, P432, P433 85, 88, 97Yilmaz M. P083A 62Yokota H. P193, P252 73, 78York H. O055 27Younis B. O113, O181 38, 49Yudin A.B. O043 24
Yukhymchuk O.A. P245 78Yun J. P300 84Yıldız U.M. P094 63Zabara M. P288, P330 83, 87 Zabara M.L. P330 87Zabel J.-. P277 81Zacharopoulos A. P128 66Zacharopoulos N. O041 24Zago M. O165, P126, P129, 48, 66, 80, P263, P335 87Zagorac S. P369 91Zamfir M. P048 59Zamfirescu D. O194, O201, P116, 52, 53, 65, P149, P192, P431 68, 72, 96Zarain Obrador L. O189, P040, 51, 58, 61, P078, P401 94Zbončák M. P256 79Zeina A.R. P015 55Zekra M. P091, P141, P143, P144, 62, 67, 68, P218, P222, P242 75, 77Zikmund T. P256 79Zlatev B. O015 19Zorilla J. P234 77Zorrilla Sanchez De Neyra J. P199 73Zota R. O065 28Zubovic A. P240 77Zurzu M. P037, P057, P080 57, 59, 61Ávila I. O012 19Čiernik J. P085 62Šír M. P017 55Žák J. P085 62Șamotă I. P426 96
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Welcome Reception
Welcome Reception
ESTES cordially invites all participants to toast to the success of the congress during the Welcome Reception in the exhibition area on Sunday, May 7, 2017, 18:30 - 19:30.
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