rd European Pelvic Course and th Hamburger Beckenkurs€¦ · for the experienced trauma and orthopedic surgeon. Several surgical procedures have been developed in the past years

3rd European Pelvic Course and 5th Hamburger Beckenkurs

6th–8th May 2015

www.european-pelvic-course-hamburg.de

PROGRAM

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Department of Trauma, Hand and Reconstructive Surgery

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Contents

Welcome note ..................................................................... 4

Scientific program Wednesday, May 6th .............................................. 5 Thursday, May 7th ................................................... 9 Friday, May 8th ........................................................ 11

General information ......................................................... 13

Course dinner ..................................................................... 14

List of speakers and instructors ..................................... 15

Registration form .............................................................. 17

Welcome to Hamburg ...................................................... 18

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Welcome note

Dear colleagues,

Pelvic and acetabular surgery is still a major challenge even for the experienced trauma and orthopedic surgeon. Several surgical procedures have been developed in the past years requiring detailed knowledge on the anatomic topography and architecture of the pelvis.

Well established surgical approaches to the acetabulum and pelvic ring are demonstrated step by step. Participants will have the opportunity to practice these approaches in cada-veric specimens guided by highly experienced instructors. Moreover, the technique of surgical hip dislocation in trau-ma surgery will be demonstrated “hands on”.

Renowned international experts in the fi eld of pelvic and ace-tabular surgery have been invited as speakers and instructors for this year’s pelvic course. The main focus of the event will be practical exercises, communication, learning tips/tricks, technical features and simplifying steps and methods.

As every year, the number of participants is limited in order to ensure an effective learning experience. A ratio of 3–4 participants per instructor will offer you plenty opportunities for exchange with the experts.

We are looking forward to your participation and would be delighted to meet you in Hamburg.

Sincerely,

Johannes M. Rueger Lars G. Großterlinden

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Scientific program – Wednesday, May 6th

Venue registration and morning lecturesDorint Hotel Hamburg-Eppendorf Martinistraße 72 20251 Hamburg, Germany

0830 Registration

0900 Introduction Johannes M. Rueger (Hamburg/DE)

0905 Course overview Lars G. Großterlinden (Hamburg/DE)

0915–1045 Morning lectures I

Moderators Mark Rickman (London/GB) Wolfgang Lehmann (Hamburg/DE)

0915 Anatomy and radiographic assessment of the pelvis Martin Bircher (London/GB)

0940 Classification of pelvic ring fractures Jan E. Madsen (Oslo/NO)

1005 Emergency management of pelvic injuries Mez Acharya (Bristol/GB)

1030 Discussion

1045–1100 Coffee break

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Venue morning lecturesDorint Hotel Hamburg-EppendorfMartinistraße 72 20251 Hamburg, Germany

1100–1205 Morning lectures II

Moderators Marius Keel (Bern/CH) Anthony Ward (Bristol/GB)

1100 Anterior approaches – Pfannenstiel and anterior approach to the SI joint Alessandro Massé (Torino/IT)

1125 Posterior approach to the sacrum and spinopelvic fixation – indication and technique Thomas A. Schildhauer (Bochum/DE)

1150 Discussion

1205–1250 Lunch break

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Venue afternoon cadaver sessionsUniversity Medical Center Hamburg-EppendorfDepartment of Anatomy • Building “Nord N61”Martinistraße 52 20246 Hamburg, Germany

1250–1750 Afternoon cadaver sessions

• Kocher-Langenbeck approach • Ilioinguinal approach • Anterior intrapelvic approach (Stoppa) • Surgical hip dislocation • Iliosacral screw placement (ISP) • 2D and 3D navigated ISP • Stabilization of the posterior pelvic ring • Supraacetabular external fixation/ pelvic anatomy/pelvic clamp/pelvic binder



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Venue group discussionsDorint Hotel Hamburg-EppendorfMartinistraße 72 20251 Hamburg, Germany 1800–1930 Group discussions

Group I Emanuel Gautier (Fribourg/CH) Mark Rickman (London/GB) Thomas A. Schildhauer (Bochum/DE) Marius Keel (Bern/CH) Johannes M. Rueger (Hamburg/DE)

Group II Mez Acharya (Bristol/GB) Jan E. Madsen (Oslo/NO) Henry C. Sagi (Tampa, FL/US) Florian Gras (Jena/DE) Wolfgang Lehmann (Hamburg/DE)

Group III Martin Bircher (London/GB) Klaus A. Siebenrock (Bern/CH) Anthony Ward (Bristol/GB) Alessandro Massé (Torino/IT) Lars G. Großterlinden (Hamburg/DE)

1930 End of first day

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Scientific program – Thursday, May 7th



Moderators Jan E. Madsen (Oslo/NO) Mez Acharya (Bristol/GB)

0900 Classification of acetabular fractures Emanuel Gautier (Fribourg/CH)

0925 Kocher-Langenbeck approach – indication and technique Lars G. Großterlinden (Hamburg/DE)

0950 Surgical hip dislocation – indication and technique Klaus A. Siebenrock (Bern/CH)

1015 Discussion



Moderators Martin Bircher (London/GB) Klaus A. Siebenrock (Bern/CH)

1100 Ilioinguinal – indication and technique Wolfgang Lehmann (Hamburg/DE)

1125 Anterior intrapelvic approach (Stoppa) – indication and technique Henry C. Sagi (Tampa, FL/US)

1150 Pararectal approach – indication and technique Marius Keel (Bern/CH)

1215 Discussion


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Scientific program – Thursday, May 7th



• Kocher-Langenbeck approach • Ilioninguinal approach • Anterior intrapelvic approach (Stoppa) • Surgical hip dislocation • Iliosacral screw placement (ISP) • 2D and 3D navigated ISP • Stabilization of the posterior pelvic ring • Supraacetabular external fixation/ pelvic anatomy/pelvic clamp/pelvic binder



1900 Dinner – Restaurant IndoChine

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Scientific program – Friday, May 8th



Moderators Alessandro Massé (Torino/IT) Lars G. Großterlinden (Hamburg/DE)

0900 Computer navigated pelvic surgery Florian Gras (Jena/DE)

0925 Management of complications in acetabular fracture surgery Johannes M. Rueger (Hamburg/DE)

0950 Discussion



Moderators Emanuel Gautier (Fribourg/CH) Thomas A. Schildhauer (Bochum/DE)

1015 Acute hip replacement Mark Rickman (London/GB)

1040 Early total hip replacement after failed ORIF Anthony Ward (Bristol/GB)

1105 Discussion


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Scientific program – Friday, May 8th



• Kocher-Langenbeck approach • Ilioninguinal approach • Anterior intrapelvic approach (Stoppa) • Surgical hip dislocation • Iliosacral screw placement (ISP) • 2D and 3D navigated ISP • Stabilization of the posterior pelvic ring • Supraacetabular external fixation/ pelvic anatomy/pelvic clamp/pelvic binder


1530–1600 Course summary and close Johannes M. Rueger (Hamburg/DE)

1600 End of course

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General information

Venue morning lecturesDorint Hotel Hamburg-Eppendorf Martinistraße 72 • 20251 Hamburg, Germany

Venue afternoon cadaver sessionsUniversity Medical Center Hamburg-EppendorfDepartment of Anatomy • Building "Nord N61"Martinistraße 52 • 20246 Hamburg, Germany

Homepagewww.european-pelvic-course-hamburg.de

Scientific chairsProf. Dr. med. Johannes M. RuegerPD Dr. med. Lars G. GroßterlindenUniversity Medical Center Hamburg-EppendorfHamburg, Germany

Scientific committeePD Dr. med. Alexander S. SpiroDr. med. Maximilian HartelDr. med. Jan P. KolbUniversity Medical Center Hamburg-EppendorfHamburg, Germany

Information and organizationConventus Congressmanagement & Marketing GmbH Anja KreutzmannCarl-Pulfrich-Straße 1 • 07745 Jena, GermanyTel. +49 3641 31 16-357 • Fax +49 3641 31 [email protected] • www.conventus.de

Education credits and certificationThe 3rd European Pelvic Course and 5th Hamburger Beckenkurs will be applied for CME points at the Ärztekammer Hamburg.

Course languageThe official course language will be English.

Gold sponsor Stryker GmbH & Co. KG (Duisburg/DE)

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Course dinner

We would like to invite you to spend a convivial evening with all participants and speakers of the Pelvic Course at the Restaurant IndoChine, which is a unique location seated directly at the waterfront.

Date May 7th, 2015

Venue IndoChine waterfront + restaurant Neumühlen 11 22763 Hamburg, Germany

Costs 60 EUR/person

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List of speakers and instructors

Acharya, Mez, Bsc, MBChB, MRCS, FRCS orthFrenchay Hospital (Bristol/GB)

Bircher, Martin, FRCS St. Georges‘s Hospital (London/GB)

Gautier, Emanuel, Prof. Dr. med.HFR Fribourg/Kantonsspital Freiburg (Fribourg/CH)

Gras, Florian, PD Dr. med. habil. Jena University Hospital (Jena/DE)

Großterlinden, Lars G., PD Dr. med.University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf (Hamburg/DE)

Keel, Marius, Prof. Dr. med.Bern University Hospital (Bern/CH)

Lehmann, Wolfgang, Prof. Dr. med.University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf (Hamburg/DE)

Madsen, Jan E., Prof.University of Oslo/Institute of Clinical Medicine (Oslo/NO)

Massé, Alessandro, Prof. Centro per la patologia traumatica e ricostruttiva dell’anca e del bacino (Torino/IT)

Rickman, Mark, MD FRCSSt. Georges‘s Hospital (London/GB)

Rueger, Johannes M., Prof. Dr. med.University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf (Hamburg/DE)

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List of speakers and instructors

Sagi, Henry Claude, M. D.Florida Orthopaedic Institute (Tampa, FL/US)

Schildhauer, Thomas A., Prof. Dr. med.Bergmannsheil University Hospital (Bochum/DE) Siebenrock, Klaus A., Prof. Dr. med.Bern University Hospital (Bern/CH)

Ward, Anthony, BMedSci (Hons), BM BS, FRCSBristol Hospital (Bristol/GB)

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Registration form

3rd European Pelvic Course and Hamburger Beckenkurs May 6th–8th, 2015 • Hamburg

Please fax this form to +49 3641 31 16-244Per mail to Conventus GmbH • Carl-Pulfrich-Straße 1 07745 Jena, GermanyFor questions please call +49 3641 31 16-160.

Personal details (please print in block letters)

Mr Mrs Academic title First name Last name Institution Department Street/no. /Postal code/city/state / /Phone/fax /E-mail

Registration (please check)

Regular 1,250 EUR Dinner 60 EUR

Payment (please check)

by bank transferUpon receipt of invoice the total amount should be trans- ferred to the conference bank account with reference to your name and invoice number.

by credit cardThe payment by credit card is only possible with online registration made under: www.european-pelvic-course-hamburg.de.

Date Signature** By signing I agree to the General Terms and Conditions and the rules of cancellation on the course website found in the imprint.

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Welcome to Hamburg

It was Hamburg’s port that earned it the reputation of being Germany’s ‘gateway to the world’.

Here, in the very heart of the city, you can watch container ships and elegant liners from all around the globe slip past before your eyes. You can enjoy a boat tour of the port and the skipper’s fascinating tales about the harbour that was founded over 800 years ago.

Visitors flock to the “Landungsbrücken” jetties, to the many restaurants along the river between the port and Övelgönne and to the historical warehouse district.

In HafenCity – Europe’s biggest city-centre building project – you can see the future taking shape, as a brand new urban district emerges on this old port site. Right in the centre of HafenCity, one of Hamburg’s new landmarks is beginning to loom large: the spectacular new Elbphilharmonie concert hall.

The “Elbphilharmonie” concert hall is set to be a cultural bea-con for the city, a focal point for the wonderfully vibrant arts scene. In Hamburg three state theatres, 40 private theatres and as many museums offer a myriad of cultural events from classical to contemporary and for every age group.

Hamburg is also the continent’s leading venue for musicals, with over two million people visiting the city every year spe-cially to see a musical.© Hamburg Tourismus GmbH

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