Prague TWC 2011
Instructional Courses
Venue: | Prague Congress Centre, Prague, Czech Republic |
Dates: | Tuesday, 6 September 2011 Wednesday, 7 September 2011 Thursday, 8 September 2011 Friday, 9 September 2011 |
Fee per course: | EUR 40 (excluding 20% VAT) |
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Revision of Total Knee Arthroplasty â Principles and Results
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Chairman | Urs Munzinger (Switzerland) |
Instructors | Rudolf Ascherl (Germany), Urs Munzinger (Switzerland), Thorsten Gehrke (Germany), Volkmar Heppert (Germany) |
No. of participants | 80 |
Description | 1. Removal of a well fixed TKA 2. Implanting the Revision TKAÂ 3. Managing bone loss 4. Managing soft tissue defects (plast. Deckung) 5. What would you do? â Cases |
Venue |
Meeting Hall IV, Prague Congress Centre |
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Damage Control in Polytraumatized Patients
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Chairman | Gershon Volpin (Israel) |
Instructors | Gershon Volpin (Israel), James Waddell (Canada), Vilmos Vécsei (Austria) |
No. of participants | (to be confirmed) |
Description | 1. Introduction 2. Early Total Care (ETC) 3. Damage Control Orthopedics (DCO) 4. Polytrauma â operative procedures â the time of surgery |
Venue |
Meeting Hall I, Prague Congress Centre |
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Management of Rotator Cuff Pathology
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Chairman | Pietro Randelli (Italy) |
Instructors | Vojtech Havlas (Czech Republic), Giuseppe Milano (Italy), Manos Antonogiannakis (Greece), Pietro Randelli (Italy), Philippe Valenti (France) |
No. of participants | 60 |
Description | 1. Calcific Tendonitys 2. Partial Thickness Cuff Tears 3. Full Thickness Cuff Tears 4. Massive Cuff Tear 5. Rotator Cuff Arthropathy, the Role of Reverse Prosthesis |
Venue |
Meeting Hall V, Prague Congress Centre |
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DVT Prevention in Orthopaedics Â
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Chairman | Tomas KvasniÄka (Czech Republic) |
Instructors | Tomas Trc (Czech Republic), J. KvasniÄka (Czech Republic), Tomas KvasniÄka (Czech Republic), JiÅà KubeÅ¡ (Czech Republic) |
No. of participants | 60 |
Description | 1. Introduction, coagulation mechanism 2. DVT in orthopaedics 3. Prevention possibilities 4. Complication and therapy 5. Discussion â failure, complication |
Venue |
Terrace I, Prague Congress Centre |
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Basics of Modern Rheumatology
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Chairman | Karel Pavelka (Czech Republic) |
Instructors | Ladislav Å enolt (Czech Republic), Pavel Horák (Czech Republic), JiÅà Štolfa (Czech Republic), Jakub Závada (Czech Republic) |
No. of participants | 60 |
Description | 1. New concepts in diagnostics and therapy of spondylarthritides 2. Biologic treatment of rheumatoid arthritis 3. Advances in diagnostic and therapy of connective tissue diseases 4. New developments in classification and therapy of psoriatic arthritis 5. Principles of the diagnosis and new molecules in therapy of gouty arthritis |
Venue |
Club A, Prague Congress Centre |
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Natural Disasters and Mass Casualties
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Chairman | Nikolaj Wolfson (United States) |
Instructors | Taikoh Dohjima (Japan), Nikolaj Wolfson (United States), Moshe Michaelson (Israel), Arshak Mirzoyan (Armenia), Bharath Kumar (India), S.A. Saravanan (Russia), Alexander Lerner (Israel) |
No. of participants | (to be confirmed) |
Description | 1. Introduction 2. Japan, 2011 3. Orthopaedic injuries during Natural Disasters & Mass Casualties: overview 4. Triage: orthopaedic prospective 5. Initial Stabilization: Splint, Eternal Fixation? 6. Crush Injuries 7. Amputation 8. Limb Salvage 9. Q & A |
Venue |
Club E, Prague Congress Centre |
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Reverse Total Shoulder Arthroplasty
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Chairman | Christian Gerber (Switzerland) |
Instructors | Pierre Hoffmeyer (Switzerland), Marius Scarlat (France), Frank Gohlke (Germany), Geraldo Motta (Brazil), Christian Gerber (Switzerland) |
No. of participants | 100 |
Description | Biomechanics and Indications Reverse Total Shoulder Arthroplasty in massive rotator cuff disease Reverse Total Shoulder Arthroplasty for acute fractures Reverse Total Shoulder Arthroplasty for posttraumatic situations Reverse Total Shoulder Arthroplasty for failed arthroplasty Case presentation |
Venue |
Meeting Hall I, Prague Congress Centre |
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Guided TKA: Is it worth it?
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Chairman | Frédéric Picard (United Kingdom) |
Instructors | Jean-Yves Jenny (France), Mahmoud Hafez (Egypt), Alberto Gregori (United Kingdom), Jon Clarke (United Kingdom) |
No. of participants | 100 |
Description | 1. Introduction 2. Basic Sciences 3. Published Evidence and Outcome 4. Best Practice and How to Do It 5. New Technology in the Field and the Future of Navigation including Algorithm for Soft-tissue Balancing 6. Take Home Message |
Venue |
Meeting Hall IV, Prague Congress Centre |
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Lengthening of Long Bones
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Chairman | Tomas TrÄ (Czech Republic) |
Instructors | Tomas TrÄ (Czech Republic), Konstantin Novikov (Russia), Rainer Baumgart (Germany), Jiri Chomiak (Czech Republic), Jan Poul (Czech Republic) |
No. of participants | 60 |
Description |
1. Introduction |
Venue |
Meeting Hall V, Prague Congress Centre |
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Surgical Management of Spinal Deformities
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Chairman | Martin Krbec (Czech Republic) |
Instructors | Martin Krbec (Czech Republic), Martin Repko (Czech Republic), Richard Chaloupka (Czech Republic) |
No. of participants | 60 |
Description | 1. Introduction 2. Congenital scoliosis and TIS 3. Adolescent idiopathic scoliosis 4. Juvenile idiopathic scoliosis 5. Neuromuscular scoliosis 6. Degenerative scoliosis 7. Conclusion |
Venue |
Terrace I, Prague Congress Centre |
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Current Management of Osteoporosis
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Chairman | Vaclav Vyskocil (Czech Republic) |
Instructors | O. RůžiÄková (Czech Republic), ZbynÄk Rozkydal (Czech Republic), Jiri MatÄjka (Czech Republic), Jaroslav Blahos (Czech Republic) |
No. of participants | 30 |
Description | 1. Overview of clinical practice: diagnostic techniques and treatment algorithms 2. Glucocorticoid Induced osteoporosis - current approach 3. Surgical treatment of osteoporotic femoral fracture 4. Vertebral body augmentation using vertebral stent 5. Future of osteoporosis treatment 6. Take home message |
Venue |
Club C, Prague Congress Centre |
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Role of Pelvic Osteotomy in Early OA
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Chairman | Jaroslaw Czubak (Poland) |
Instructors | Kjeld Soballe (Denmark), Guido Grappiolo (Italy), Jaroslaw Czubak (Poland), Michael Millis (United States), Klaus Siebenrock (Switzerland) |
No. of participants | 80 |
Description | 1. OA in dysplastic hip - pathobiology, limits of treatment 2. Principles of periacetabubar osteotomy in the hip OA treatment - why and how I do it 3. Evolution in the technique of periacetabular osteotomy 4. Periacetabular osteotomy in early OA - long follow-up 5. Perspectives of PAO from long-term Boston Experience |
Venue |
Club E, Prague Congress Centre |
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Distal Radius Fractures: Hands-on Volar Plating/Plaster Cast (ARTOF Trauma)Â
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Chairman | Peter Biberthaler (Germany) |
Instructors | Steffen Ruchholtz (Germany), Andreas Ruecker (Germany), James Waddell (Canada), Martin Lucke (Germany), Michael Robinson (United Kingdom), Volker Braunstein (Austria), Philipp Ahrens (Germany) |
No. of participants | 50 |
Description | 1. Theoretical Module: Introducing theoretical part refreshing the background of fracture treatment in distal radius fractures DRF ⢠Diagnostic of DRF ⢠Indications for conservative treatment ⢠Indications for surgical treatment ⢠Pro & Contra: Arthroscopically supported surgery 2. Practical Module: Practical teaching: How to put a plaster cast on Supported by BSN Saw bone workshop: Volar plating using ankle stable devices Supported by Synthes |
Venue |
Club H, Prague Congress Centre |
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TKR Balancing
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Chairman | Antonin Sosna (Czech Republic) |
Instructors | Vera Pinskerová (Czech Republic), Karel Koudela (Czech Republic), Jana Koudelová (Czech Republic), Karel Koudela Jr (Czech Republic), Antonin Sosna (Czech Republic), David Pokorný (Czech Republic) |
No. of participants | 80 |
Description | 1. Biomechanice of the knee joint rationale for the design and balancing of the TKR 2. Optima rotational adjustment of the femoral component in total knee arthroplasty 3. Our own simple system of ligament balancing of the knee joint |
Venue |
Club A, Prague Congress Centre |
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Musculoskeletal Tumours in Children: Evaluation and Treatment 2011
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Chairman | John Dormans (United States) |
Instructors | Maximilian Rudert (Germany), Juan Pretell (United States), John Dormans (United States) |
No. of participants | 60 |
Description | Presentations on both benign and malignant tumor groups, with case presentations to illustrate treatment techniques. 1. Introduction 2. Benign tumor group (3 or 4 benign tumors soft tissue, fibrous dysplasia, adamantinoma, NOFs, osteofibrous dyplasia, etc) 3. Benign tumor group (UBC, ABC, OO, LCH) 4. Cases 5. Malignant tumor group (approach to malignant tumors) 6. Malignant tumor group (approach to malignant bone tumors - emphasis on reconstruction) 7. Cases |
Venue |
Club B, Prague Congress Centre |
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Strategy of Orthopaedic Treatment in Cerebral Palsy Patients
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Chairman | Alena Schejbalova (Czech Republic) |
Instructors | Josef Kraus (Czech Republic), Martin Å vehlÃk (Austria), Alena Schejbalová (Czech Republic), Petr Chládek (Czech Republic), Milan Kokavec (Slovakia), Jan Poul (Czech Republic) |
No. of participants | 60 |
Description | 1. Management of Cerebral Palsy in hands of Neurologist 2. Does gait analysis contribute to management of Cerebral Palsy patients? 3. Soft tissue surgery overview 4. Surgical procedures in the hip area 5. Surgical procedures in the knee area 6. Management of foot deformities 7. Conclusion &Â Discussion |
Venue |
Club D, Prague Congress Centre |
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Clubfoot treatment: Evaluation of Ponseti Method
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Chairman | Pavel Dungl (Czech Republic) |
Instructors | Pavel Dungl (Czech Republic), Ernesto Ippolito (Italy), Alain Dimeglio (France), Jiri Chomiak (Czech Republic), Franz Grill (Austria), Rüdiger Krauspe (Germany) |
No. of participants | 80 |
Description | 1. Pathomorphology of clubfoot. 2. Classification systems of congenital clubfoot. 3. Treatment by manipulation acc to Ponseti principles. 4. Evalution of the results of clubfoot treatment including gait analysis. 5. Surgical treatment of relapsed clubfoot, of residual deformities and complications. |
Venue |
Club H, Prague Congress Centre |
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