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INDEX

WELCOME 4

COMMITTEES 5

ACCREDITATION AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 6

GENERAL INFORMATION 9

PROGRAMME AT A GLANCE 10

PROGRAMME 11

PARTNERS AND ENDORSEMENTS 17

REGISTRATION FEES ON SITE 18

ISMST 2018 NEW ZELAND CONGRESS 19

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WELCOME It’s truly my pleasure to welcome all the participants of this XX’th ISMST, VI’th SETOC and ONLAT Congress of San Sebastian 2017.

As I said before on my previous messages and as you can see in this booklet, we have an excellent

Scientific Program, comprising the latest advances, indications and application methods of the Shockwave Treatments.

We also have a lot of participants from around the world with presenters coming from more than twenty different countries of the five continents.

The faculty comes from all around the world ranging from leading scientist and researchers to prominent clinicians and surgeons of global prestige.

The ISMST ICC Certification Course is going to be a great event, with a big attendance.

Participants will be able to learn the latest advances and different aspects of the Shockwave Treat-ments, often taking advantage of the existing language simultaneous translation English-

Spanish, and after approving the final exam, they will get the ISMST Certification Diploma.

Besides the Congress, I hope the weather will remain fine, and during the breaks and free time

you can relax and enjoy the beaches! Stroll through the city! Wander around the Old Town and

Downtown and their taverns and bars tasting the fantastic “pintxos”! Enjoy the Gastronomy!

Walk around the magnificent promenades bordering the see!

Visit and tour the surroundings! Plan to attend the social dinners and events! Have a typical

lunch at a traditional Cider Cellar House on Saturday! (You can get more information of the latter at our Technic Secretary)

Enjoy San Sebastian!

But above all, keep the memory of the friendship of the ISMST, the SETOC and the ONLAT forever!

Sincerely

Dr. Jose Ramon Aranzabal M.D., Ph.D.

President of the I.S.M.S.T.Presidente de la S.E.T.O.C.

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COMMITTEES

HONOUR COMMITTEEPresident: Mr. Jon Darpon Sierra, Basque Government Minister of Health Mr. Markel Olano Arrese, Head of the Gipuzkoa Provincial Authority Mr. Eneko Goya Laso, Mayor of San Sebastián Prof. Dr. D. Heinz Kuderna, Honorary President of the I.S.M.S.T.Dr. Roser Garreta i Figuera, President of the S.E.R.M.E.F.Prof. Fernando Marco Martínez, President of the S.E.C.O.T.Mr. Manuel García Bengoetxea, President of the Gipuzkoa Official College of Doctors

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEEPresident: Jose Ramon Aranzabal M.D., Ph.D., President of the I.S.M.S.T. and of the S.E.T.O.C.Dr. Wolfgang Schaden M.D., Education Coordinator of the I.S.M.S.T.Prof. Dr. Carlos Leal M.D., Scientific Secretary of the I.S.M.S.T.Cristina D’Agostino M.D., Ph.D.Juan Alarcon M.D., Ph.D., President of the Scientific Committee of the S.E.T.O.C.Silvia Ramón M.D., Ph.D.Karin Freitag M.D.Antoni Morral Fernandez Ph.D.

I.S.M.S.T. MANAGING BOARDPresident: Jose Ramón Aranzabal M.D., Ph.D.Past President: Kandiah Raveendran M.D.1’st Vice President: Kenneth Craig2’nd Vice President: Geng Yan Xing M.D.Honorary President: Univ. Doz Heinz Kuderna M.D., Ph.D.Secretary: Jose Eid M.D.Wolfgang Schaden M.D.Prof. Carlos Leal M.D.Vinzenz Auesperg M.D.Cristina D’Agostino M.D., Ph.D.Silvia Ramón M.D., Ph.D.Richard Thiele M.D. (D.)

JUNTA DIRECTIVA DE LA S.E.T.O.C.President: Jose Ramón Aranzabal Otaduy M.D.,Ph.D.Outgoing President: Karin Freitag Pérez M.D.Vicepresident: Juan Alarco n García M.D., Ph.D.Secretary: Silvia Ceruelo Abajo M.D.Treasurer: Silvia Ramón Rona M.D., Ph.D.Josep Pous Barral M.D.Ricardo Rodríguez de Oya M.D.Jörn Hartmann M.D.Antoni Morral Fernández Ph.D.Prof. Carlos Leal M.D.Juan Miguel Morillas Martínez, M.D.Leonor Carolina Hernández Sierra M.D.Francisco Javier Juan García M.D., Ph.D.Anunciación Español Barrull, M.D., Ph.D.

JUNTA DIRECTIVA DE LA O.N.L.A.T.President: Jose Eid M.D.Outgoing President: Leonardo Guiloff M.D.Vice-President: Silvia Ramón M.D., Ph.D.General Secretary: Prof. Carlos Leal M.D.Regional Vice-president Europe: Karin Freitag M.D.Regional Vice-president Andean: Edson Serrano M.D.Regional Vice-president Central American and the Caribbean: Andrés Ugalde M.D.Regional Vice-president Southern Corn: Daniel Moya M.D.Regional Vice-president Brazil: Antonio Rodrigues

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ACCREDITATION AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

The European Accreditation Council for CME (EACCME®) has been requested.Acknowledgment of health interest for scientific acts:

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Acknowledgment of the “Sociedad Española de Cirugía Ortopédica y Traumatología. S.E.C.O.T.”

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Acknowledgment of the “Sociedad Española de Rehabilitación y Medicina Física. S.E.R.M.E.F.”

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GENERAL INFORMATIONVenue:

Barceló Costa Vasca HotelPío Baroja Pasealekua, 15, 20008 Donostia, Gipuzkoa

Technical Organization:

Email: [email protected].: +34 946 123 007During the Congress Technical Organization will be located at the registration desk (Level -1)Office hours:June 21: 7:00-18:00June 22: 7:30-18:30June 23: 7:30-18:30June 24: 7:30-14:00

Simultaneous Translation:Simultaneous translation will be provided for all sessions.

Registration:To gain access to the site, attendees must visibly bear their personal registration to be supplied along with the documents.For safety reasons, no person lacking the correct registration will be allowed to access the premises. Badges will also contain a voucher for Congress´s official dinners. This voucher must be shown upon entry to the din-ners. No replacements will be provided for lost vouchers.Authors and Keynotes Speakers: Authors of contributed talks and Keynotes Speakers must register them-selves on the regular registration desk.

Presentations:Authors and Keynotes Speakers: Please come to the Speakers’ Ready Room at least one hour prior to the lecture, in order to assure enough time to load your presentation.Posters: During the congress, the posters will be exposed at Donosti Room. The presentations will be held from 8:00 am to 9:00 am on Friday and the questions will be answered during the lunch break from 13:15 am to 14:15 pm.

Certificates:Important note: Certificates for authors have been prepared based on information provided by them. As such, no new certificates will be issued unless an error has been made by the organization.Certificates of ICC Course: Please note that only participants that have sent us the professional accreditation before should have the certificate. Certificates for presenters of oral communication or Keynote Speaker: will be delivered by the moderator of each table after their presentation.Certificates for posters and attendance certificates: may be collected from Saturday the 24th at 8:30h, at the registration counter.

Awards:The winners of awards will be announced during the closing Remarks (Saturday 24th, 12:50hrs). We please re-quest you to attend the Awards Ceremony.

5 Basic Research1 Best Presentation 1 Premio SETOC

InternetA WI-FI connection is available for attendees in the common areas of Barceló Costa Vasca Hotel.

Coffee Break and lunch:Coffee break will be served in Exhibition area (Miramar Room – Level -1).Lunch will be served in Restaurant. (Level 0)

Social Programme:22nd June 2017: ISMST Cena Española at the Hotel de Londres. Music & Fun: Last places available.23rd June 2017: ISMST Presidential Gala Dinner (Included for participants).24th June 2017: Sidrería Petritegi.To make travel easier for attendees, the organization will provide buses from the venue. Attendees missing the transfer service will have to arrive on their own. Timetables will be available at the venue.

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PROGRAMME AT A GLANCE

Thursday June 22nd Friday June 23rd Saturday June 24th

07:00 - 18:30Registration & Industrial Exhibition



08:30 - 09:00 Welcome Ceremony 8:00-9:00 Poster Exhibition Q&A 8:00-9:10Session Ten: ESWT Miscellania

09:00 - 10:30Session One: ESWT Physics

9:00-10:40Session Five: ESWT Basic Research 1

9:10-10:40Session Eleven: ESWT in Skin

10:30 - 11:00Coffee Break & Visit to Exibits

10:40-11:10Coffee Break & Visit to Exibits

10:40-11:10Coffee Break & Visit to Exibits

11:00 - 12:00 Opening Ceremony 11:10-12:50Session Six: ESWT Basic Research 2

11:10-12:30Session Twelve: ESWT New Applications and Future

12:00 - 14:00Session Two: ESWT in Upper Limb Tendinopathies

12:50-15:00Lunch Break & Visit to Exhibits

12:30-12:50ISMST 2018 New Zeland Congress Presentation

14:00 - 15:00Lunch Break & Visit to Exhibits

15:00 - 16:20Session Seven: ESWT in Lower Limb Tendinopathies

12:50-13:30Closing & Adwards Ceremony

15:00 - 16:30Session Three: ESWT in Myofascial and Spascity

16:20 - 17:00Session Eight: ESWT in Urology and Reproductive Medicine

13:30 Cider Cellar Lunch



17:00 - 18:40Session Four: ESWT in Bone and Cartilage

17:30-19:10Session Nine: ESWT in Bone

19:10-20:00 Poster Exhibition Q&A

18:40 - 20:00 ISMST AGM Meeting 19:10-20:00 ISMST Industry Meeting

20:30 Dinner at Hotel Londres y de Inglaterra

20:30 Presidential Dinner

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PROGRAMME

THURSDAY JUNE 22nd

7:30-18:30 REGISTRATION & INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION

8:30-9:00 WELCOME CEREMONY9:00-10:30 SESSION ONE MODERATORS

ESWT PHYSICS Matias De La Fuente / Vinzenz Auersperg

9:00-9:20 KN1 KEYNOTE LECTUREHistory of the Development of ESWT devices

Werner Schwarze Jena Germany

9:20-9:30 P1 -In vitro characterization and simulation of shockwaves by optical phase contrast imaging, computational modeling and acoustic measurement.

Paul Slezak Vienna Austria

9:30-9:40 P2 R Update on radial pressure waves Pavel Novak Tägerwilen Switzerland

9:40-9:50 P3 F Influences of shockwave application on the sound field during in-vitro studies

Kristin Dietz-Laursonn Aachen Germany

9:50-10:10 KN2

KEYNOTE LECTUREShockwave energy distribution within tissue and its possible impact on mechanobiological responses

Matias De la Fuente Aachen Germany

10:10-10:30 DISCUSSION & ROUNDTABLE

10:30-11:00 COFFEE BREAK & VISIT TO EXHIBITS

11:00-12:00OPENING CEREMONYOfficial opening with ISMST directives, Spanish, Basque and Local Government and Health Authorities

12:00-14:00SESSION TWO MODERATORS

ESWT IN UPPER LIMB TENDINOPATHIES Fernando Marco / Daniel Moya

12:00-12:50 KEYNOTE FORUM

Treatment of Shoulder Tendinopathies

12:00-12:20 KN3 Why PRP for Shoulder Tendinopathies? Mikel Sánchez Vitoria Spain

12:20-12:40 KN4 Why ESWT for Shoulder Tendinopathies? Daniel Moya Buenos Aires Argentina

12:40-12:50 Discussion Q&A

12:50-13:00 P4 F ESWT induces repair in partial rotator cuff tears (PRCT) Manuel Brañes Santiago Chile

13:00-13:10 P5 F Critical appraisal of clinical trials on the use of shockwaves in shoulder pathology Daniel Moya Buenos Aires Argentina

13:10-13:20 P6 FLateral epicondylopathy in the work environment and focal shock waves. Comparative study between two similar focal devices

Juan Alarcón Madrid Spain

13:20-13:30 P7 F Application of Shockwaves (SW) as treatment of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Rosanna Audain Valencia Venezuela

13:30-13:40 P8 F MRI and electrophysiological study of ESWT effect on ulnar nerve compression

Tomas Nedelka Prague Czech

Republic


14:00-15:00 LUNCH BREAK & VISIT TO EXHIBITS

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15:00-16:30

SESSION THREE MODERATORS

ESWT IN MYOFASCIAL AND SPASTICITY

Roser Garreta / Silvia Ramón

15:00-15:10 P9 R Radial ESWT in women with fibromialgia Mariantonia Albano Naples Italy

15:10-15:20 P10 RExtracorporeal shock wave joint drafting technology application principle of trigger point pain treatment of heel pain

Yiping Song Xuzhou China

15:20-15:30 P11 R The use of shockwave therapy in complex medical rehabilitation of myofascial syndrome

Irena Braylovskaya Moscow Russia

15:30-15:40 P12 RA prospective, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study of the efficacy of radial ESWT in chronic low back pain with myofascial pain syndrome

Ricardo Kobayashi Sao Paulo Brazil

15:40-15:50 P13 REfficacy of shock waves compared to botulinum toxin type A in the treatment of spasticity: a crossover randomized clinical trial.

Xavier Vidal Barcelona Spain

15:50-16:00 P14 F Effect of extracorporeal shock wave therapy on lower limb in patients affected by hemiplegic cerebral palsy Carla Di Luise Naples Italy

16:00-16:20 KN5

KEYNOTE LECTURE

Development and challenges in myofascial triggerpoint shockwave therapy

Hannes Müller-Ehrenberg

Münster Germany



17:00-18:40

SESSION FOUR MODERATORS

ESWT IN BONE AND CARTILAGE Sergio Russo / Sergej Thiele

17:00-17:10 P15 - Shockwave therapy for the treatment of medial tibial stress syndrome (shin splints)

María Laura Tutté Montevideo Uruguay

17:10-17:20 P16 R Treatment of medial tibial stress syndrome in athletes with radial shock wave therapy - pilot study

Paulo R. Dias dos Santos Sao Paulo Brazil

17:20-17:30 P17 F Focused shockwave therapy for the treatment of the Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome: a randomized, single-blind trial

Santiago Gómez A Coruña Spain

17:30-17:40 P18 RRadial ESWT and cell therapy in the functional recovery of hip arthroscopic surgery for labral tears in femoroacetabular impingement

Leopoldo Parada Viña del Mar Chile

17:40-17:50 P19 F ESWT in osteonecrosis of the femoral head: where do we stand? A 1274 hips single center experience Wei Sun Beijing China

17:50-18:00 P20 F The possible role of ESWT combined with PRP in the Management of osteochondral lesions of the talar dome

Patrick O.L. Goh Singapore Singapore

18:00-18:10 P21 F ESWT for lower limb osteochondrosis in juvenile athletes Kenji Takahashi Chiba Japan

18:10-18:30 KN6KEYNOTE LECTURE

ESWT on Osteochondral Pathologies Sergio Russo Naples Italy


18:40 - 20:00 ISMST AGM MEETING20:30 DINNER AT HOTEL LONDRES Y DE INGLATERRA

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FRIDAY JUNE 23rd


8:00-9:00 POSTER EXHIBITION Q&A9:00-10:40 SESSION FIVE MODERATORS

ESWT BASIC RESEARCH 1 Kandiah Raveendran / Rainer Mittermayr

9:00-9:10 P22 F Enhancement of tenogenic differentiation of human adipose stem cells by extracorporeal shock waves Laura Berta Torino Italy

9:10-9:20 P23 F Combining doxorubicin-loaded nanobubbles and extracor-poreal shock waves for treating anaplastic thyroid cancer

Roberto Frairia Torino Italy

9:20-9:30 P24 F miR-19a-3p containing exosomes improve cardiac function in ischemic myocardium Leo Pölzl Innsbruck Austria

9:30-9:40 P25 F Shock waves induce angiogenesis via exosome release Michael Graber Innsbruck Austria

9:40-9:50 P26 F VEGFR2 activation and recycling generate shockwave induced angiogenesis Fan-Yen Lee Kaohsiung Taiwan

9:50-10:00 P27 F Synergistic and Systemic effects of S.W Valeria Servodidio Naples Italy

10:00-10:20 KN7

KEYNOTE LECTURE

Shock wave-induced cavitation as a potential approach for non-invasive site-specific gene therapy Achim Loske Queretaro Mexico



11:10-12:50SESSION SIX MODERATORS

ESWT BASIC RESEARCH 2 Johannes Holfeld / Nicola Maffulli

11:10-11:20 P28 F Elucidating the molecular mechanisms underlying cardiac shockwave therapy

Dorota Szwarc Vienna Austria

11:20-11:30 P29 F Shockwave treatment of muscle stem cells - a new implementation for regeneration

Christiane Fuchs Vienna Austria

11:30-11:40 P30 F Shock wave treatment reduces neuronal degeneration upon spinal cord ischemia and improves symptoms in a first-in-man trial

Can Tepeköylü Innsbruck Austria

11:40-11:50 P31 F Shock waves enhance neuronal survival and improve motor function after traumatic spinal cord injury Felix Nägele Innsbruck Austria

11:50-12:00 P32 FNext-generation sequencing identifies articular cartilage and subchondral bone miRNAs after ESWT on early osteoarthritis knee

Jai-Hong Cheng Kaohsiung Taiwan

12:00-12:10 P33 F Shock wave therapy for osteoinduction Marianne Koolen Utrecht Netherlands

12:10-12:30

KN8

KEYNOTE LECTURE

Working mechanisms of ESWT Johannes Holfeld Innsbruck Austria


12:50-15:00 LUNCH BREAK & VISIT TO EXHIBITS

15:00-16:10 SESSION SEVEN MODERATORS

ESWT IN LOWER LIMB TENDINOPATHIES Ludger Gerdesmeyer / Carlos Leal

15:00-15:20 KN9

KEYNOTE LECTURE

Treatment of lower limb tendinopathies Nicola Maffulli London England

15:20-15:30 Discussion Q&A

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15:30-15:40 P34 REffectiveness of Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy Without Local Anesthesia in Patients With Recalcitrant Plantar Fasciitis

Zhan Shi Beijing China

15:40-15:50 P35 RTreatment outcomes of radial shock wave therapy versus corticosteroid injection for chronic plantar fasciitis: a prospective randomized triple blind clinical trial

Maria Jose Llópez García Cieza Spain

15:50-16:00 P36 R Regenerative rehabilitation medicine in Achille’s tendinopathy with partial rupture: a case report

Efthimios J. Kouloulas Larissa Greece

16:00-16:10 P37 - Is it always safe Radial and Focuss ESWT? Paulo F Kerztman Sao Paulo Brazil


16:20-17:00

SESSION EIGHT MODERATORS

ESWT in urology and reproductive medicine

Ludger Gerdesmeyer / Carlos Leal

16:20-16:30 P38 F

Penile low intensity shock wave therapy for PDE5i non responders suffering long-term vasculogenic erectile dysfunction: A prospective, randomized, placebo-controlled study

Jose Ignacio Vinay Barcelona Spain

16:30-16:40 P39 F Treatment of urinary incontinence with schock waves after radical prostatectomy

Peter M. Michaylov Luanda Angola

16:40-16:50 P40 F Case series of low intensity SWT for men with chronic Prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain

Daniel Shoskes Cleveland USA



17:30-19:10

SESSION NINE MODERATORS

ESWT IN BONE Wolfgang Schaden / Juan Alarcon

17:30-17:40 P41 F High Energy Metaphyseal-Diaphyseal Atrophic Fractures of tibia and femur treated with ESWT

Manuel Brañes Santiago Chile

17:40-17:50 P42 F ESWT for impaired bone healing after corrective osteotomies around the knee Frank Bätje Hannover Germany

17:50-18:00 P43 FShort-Term Effects of Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy on Bone Mineral Density in Postmenopausal Osteoporotic Patients

Fuqiang Gao Beijing China

18:00-18:10 P44 F Shockwave Treatment for Orthopedic Infections Richard Coombs London Great Britain

18:10-18:20 P45 F Different approaches: ESWT for non-unions after fractures, arthrodeses, osteotomies and for bone marrow pathologies Frank Bätje Hannover Germany

18:20-18:30 P46 FProspective clinical study of Individualized extracorporeal shockwave therapy treatment of osteonecrosis of the femoral head

Geng Yan Xing Beijing China

18:30-18:40 P47 F Our experience with extracorporeal shockwave treatment for nonunions and delayed osseus unions.

Edson Serrano Lima Peru

18:40-19:00 KN10KEYNOTE LECTURE

ESWT for bone non-unions - State of the art Wolfgang Schaden Vienna Austria


19:10-20:00 POSTER EXHIBITION Q&A

19:10-20:00 ISMST & INDUSTRY MEETING

20:30 PRESIDENTIAL DINNER

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SATURDAY JUNE 24th


8:00-9:10SESSION TEN MODERATORS

ESWT MISCELLANEA Karin Freitag / Ricardo Rodríguez de Oya

8:00-8:10 P48 F Musculoskeletal Ultrasonography and Extracorporeal Shock Wave Treatment

Jens Lundgren Stockholm Sweden

8:10-8:20 P49 F Prognostic factors that may influence the outcome of extracorporeal shockwave therapy for tendinopathies

Rens Busschots Tongeren Belgium

8:20-8:30 P50 R Orofacial dysfunction and ESWT Jiri Nedelka Prague Czech R.

8:30-8:40 P51 R

Radiographic evaluation at 8 weeks of the effect of Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy (ESWT) in 7 patients with dental titanium implants with failure to achieve osseointegration

Luis A. Amengual Concepción Chile


9:00-10:40

SESSION ELEVEN MODERATORS

ESWT IN SKIN Jose Eid / Kenneth Craig

9:00-9:10 P52 FEffects of extracorporeal shock wave therapy on wound healing: a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials

Li Zhang Beijing China

9:10-9:20 P53 -Clinical report of a series of patients with chronical wounds treated by radial or focused shockwave in addition to local wound dressing

Andreas Lang

Bad Friedrichs hall Germany

9:20-9:30 P54 R Treatment of the Fournier Gangrene with shock waves Heriberto C. Bickmann Luanda Angola

9:30-9:40 P55 F Unfocused Extracorporeal Shockwave treatment in Chronic Skin Injuries. Venezuelan's experience

Roberto Audain Valencia Venezuela

9:40-9:50 P56 F ESWT for the treatment of cellulite and body contouring improvement: case series

Mariana FS Dos Santos Sao Paulo Brazil

9:50-10:10

KN11

KEYNOTE LECTURE

ESWT on Skin Indications Carlos Leal Bogotá Colombia



11:10-12:30

SESSION TWELVE MODERATORS

ESWT NEW APPLICATIONS AND FUTURE Geng Yan Xing / Cristina D´Agostino

11:10-11:20 P57 - Is industry support influencing study outcomes in shockwave literature?

Federico Alfano Buenos Aires Argentina

11:20-11:30 P58 - The external appearance of a shockwave device has no influence on clinical outcomes: a randomized controlled trial. Antoni Morral Barcelona Spain

11:30-11:40 P59 - Sport's Medicine ESWT on Rio 2016 Ana Lucia Mourao Rio de Janeiro Brazil

11:40-11:50 P60 - Survey on Shockwave Treatment Practice Daniel Moya Buenos Aires Argentina

11:50-12:10 KN12 KEYNOTE LECTURE

The Future of ESWT Ludger Gerdesmeyer Kiel Germany


12:30-12:50 ISMST 2018 NEW ZEALAND CONGRESS PRESENTATION

12:50-13:30ISMST 2017 SAN SEBASTIAN CONGRESS

CLOSING AND AWARDS CEREMONY13:30 CIDER CELLAR LUNCH

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POSTER PRESENTATIONS

THURSDAY 22nd to SATURDAY 24th

DONOSTIA ROOM

General PO1 Predictive models of improvement of VAS in the medium term in the treatment with piezoelectric SW with Ecographic support Lucia Garvín Madrid Spain

General PO2 Improving ESWT Outcomes Through Real-Time Feedback Kenneth E. Lippe Woodstock USA

General PO3 Clinical experiences with a new radial device since 2014 - Vario mode provides a variation of frequency and energy output.

Andreas Lang

Bad Friedrichshall Germany

General PO4 Update on the indications of shock waves in lower limb Blanca Mur Madrid España

General PO5 Mechanotransduction (Magneto-Transduction Therapy) Pavel Novak Tägerwilen Switzerland

General PO6 Effect of focused shockwave therapy on the visual analog scale in patients with osteomuscular diseases in Medellín, Colombia

Mauricio Palacio Medellín Colombia

General PO7 Shockwave Research in ISMST: from Basics to PhD thesis. Cui bono? Silvia Ramón Barcelona Spain

General PO8 Radiation type shock wave for the treatment of targets for the surrounding tissue in the applications for skeletal muscle disease Yiping Song Xuzhou China

Bone PO9 ESWT for impaired arthrodesis healing in first row of midfoot and forefoot joints Frank Bätje Hannover Germany

Bone PO10 Radial shock wave therapy for the treatment of an unusual stress fracture of patella

Bruno S. Dos Santos Sao Paulo Brazil

Bone PO11

Extracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT) and peripheral magnetic stimulation (super inductive system) promotes healing of tibial fracture non-union unresponsive to conventional therapy: a case report

Efthimios J. Kouloulas Larissa Greece

Bone PO12 Extracorporeal shockwave therapy and delayed healing of fracture of fifth metatarsal – a case report

Danielle S. Morel Rio de Janeiro Brazil

Bone PO13 ESWT for Coccygodynia Shrenik M. Shah Gujarat India

Bone PO14 Interphalangeal joint sprain treated with Radial Shock Wave Therapy

Shrenik M. Shah Gujarat India

Bone PO15 Systematic review on the effectiveness of extracorporeal shock wave treatment as an alternative treatment for nonunions

Annika Willems Rotterdam Netherlands

Bone PO16 ESWT for nonunion of calcaneal fracture - A case report Dan Zin Holon Israel

Pain PO17 Extracorporeal shockwaves as a treatment for the Myofascial Trigger Points

Leonor Hernández Reus Spain

Pain PO18 Radiation type shock waves in the application of neck, shoulder, waist Yiping Song Xuzhou China

Tendon PO19 ESWT induce repair in Partial Rotator Cuff Tears. Raman Spectroscopy and Histological Studies

Manuel Brañes Santiago Chile

Tendon PO20 Is the Shockwave therapy an efficient and safer treatment option for the tendinitis?

Mitseas Athanasios Sparta Greece

Tendon PO21 Shockwave treatment effectiveness in non-calcifying rotator cuff tendinopathy. A randomized clinical trial Silvia Ramón Barcelona Spain

Tendon PO22 Intraosseous migration in calcific tendiniis of the rotator cuff after a shockwave treatment

Ana Mancheño Madrid Spain

Urology & Reprod. Med. PO23

Efficacy of extracorporeal shock wave therapy (ESWT) for male chronic pelvic pain syndrome : A phase III, randomized ,double blind controlled with placebo study

Silvia Ramón Barcelona Spain

Urology & Reprod. Med. PO24 Case series of weekly low intensity SWT for erectile dysfunction Daniel

Shoskes Cleveland USA

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REGISTRATION FEES ON SITE:

Congress participants, all prices in Euro

Congress fees Booking on site

Regular fee whole congress € 500

· Discount for presenting a paper (also local participants) - € 50

· Discount for members in good standing - € 100

One day fee € 250

Residents € 400

Physiotherapists € 400

Medical students € 200

21st June 2017 ISMST Certification Course (ICC) The ICC certificate will be handed out at the end of the congress

a. If participant is registered at the ISMST congress all 3 days b. If participant is not participating at the ISMST congress or with day fee only

€ 350 € 700

22nd June 2017ISMST Cena Española at the Hotel de Londres

Not included for participants. € 70 for participants and €70 accompanying guests. Industry €70 per representative

23rd June 2017ISMST Presidential Gala Dinner

Included for participants. € 80 for accompanying guests. Industry: Included for 2 reps gold

24th June 2017Farewell lunch at the Cider House

Not included for participants. € 40 per person

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