Final Programme - SICOT International Orthopaedics: SICOT2016

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30 June–2 July 2016 • Würzburg
e surgery
kne
Specialised
plus 23rd SICOT Trainees Meeting
30 June–1 July 2016
Würzburg (Germany)
supported by
Deutsche Kniegesellschaft e. V.
AGA Gesellschaft für Arthroskopie
und Gelenkchirurgie
www.sicot2016.de
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PROGRAMME
Programme overview • Thursday, 30 June 2016
SICOT Conference
Wolfskeel
Workshops
Trainees Meeting
Egloffstein
Rotenhan
Kemenate
08:00 Registration and opening of the exhibition area
08:30–09:00
Opening
09:00 Registration
09:00–09:30
09:30–09:45
Invited lecture 1 p. 45
Opening
09:30–10:30
09:45–11:30
Trainee presentations 1
Session 1
Cartilage injuries and p. 45
meniscus repair
p. 28 Coffee break in the exhibition area and poster presentation
11:30–12:15
11:00–13:00
Distinguished lecture 1 p. 30
Invited lecture 2–5
12:25–13:10
Lunch break in the exhibition area
13:15–15:00
p. 46 Industry workshop 1 13:00‐14:00
Lunch break and poster presentation
Session 2
Ligament repair and 14:00–15:30
knee dislocation
p. 31 Best trainee presentations
Coffee break in the exhibition area
p. 47
Coffee break in the exhibition area and poster presentation
15:30–17:30
Session 3
16:00–17:30
Joint retaining therapy Invited lecture 6–8
for gonarthrosis pa‐
tients/Patellofemoral instability
p. 32
2
p. 30 Workshop Trainees 1
p. 48
p. 47
Programme overview • Friday, 1 July 2016
SICOT Conference
Wolfskeel
Workshops
Trainees Meeting
Egloffstein
Rotenhan
Kemenate
08:00 Registration
08:30 Registration
08:30–09:30
09:00–11:00
Session 4
Primary knee arthroplasty
p. 49
09:30–10:30
p. 33 Invited lecture 9–10
11:00–11:30
p. 50
Distinguished Lecture 2
Coffee break in the exhibition area and poster presentations
p. 33 11:00–13:00
11:40–12:25
Industry symposium
11:40–12:25
Industry workshop 2
p. 34
p. 34
12:30–14:30
p. 50
Session 5
Lunch break in the exhibition area Patient specific knee and poster presentation
arthroplasty and navigation p. 35 14:00–14:30
13:00–14:00
Workshop Trainees 2
p. 50
15:00–17:00
p. 51
Session 6
Regenerative
science
14:30–15:30
p. 36
p. 51
17:15–17:55
Coffee break in the exhibition area and poster presentations
Poster presentations Ground floor Invited lecture 17–19
16:00–17:30
p. 51
p. 39–44 Closing and prizes
19:30–00:00 Social evening, Bürgerbräu Würzburg
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Programme overview • Saturday, 2 July and Sunday, 3 July 2016
Saturday, 2 July
Sunday, 3 July
SICOT Conference
Social programme
Wolfskeel
Golf Club Würzburg
09:00 Registration
09:30–11:15
Session 7
Fractures around the knee and periprosthetic fractures
10:00–15:00
Golf tournament
p. 37
11:45–13:30
Session 8
Knee revision arthroplasty/periprosthetic infections
p. 38
13:30–13:45
Awards for the best three presentations
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p. 24
Table of contents
Organisation and imprint......................................................................................... 6
Welcome note
Conference chair Maximilian Rudert........................................................... 8
President of the German Society for Orthopaedics and
Orthopaedic surgery Heiko Reichel............................................................. 9
Dirk Nowitzki................................................................................................ 10
Distinguished lectures............................................................................................. 11
General information
Fees .............................................................................................................. 14
Travel and Accomodation ............................................................................ 15
City map ....................................................................................................... 18
Useful travel information............................................................................. 19
Certification.................................................................................................. 20
General hints for authors and presenters............................................................... 22
Awards..................................................................................................................... 23
Social and cultural programme............................................................................... 23
Sponsors, exhibitors and media cooperation.......................................................... 26
Industry workshop/symposium............................................................................... 27
Scientific programme
Thursday, 30 June 2016................................................................................ 28
Friday, 1 July 2016........................................................................................ 33
Saturday, 2 July 2016.................................................................................... 37
Poster presentations.................................................................................... 39
23rd SICOT Trainees Meeting
Thursday, 30 June 2016................................................................................ 45
Friday, 1 July 2016........................................................................................ 49
Poster sessions............................................................................................. 53
Index ........................................................................................................................ 55
Registration form..................................................................................................... 58
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Organisation and imprint
Venue
Tagungszentrum
Festung Marienberg • 97082 Würzburg/DE
Date
30 June–2 July 2016
Conference website
www.sicot2016.de
Hosting societies
SICOT – International Society of Orthopaedic Surgery and Traumatology
Patronage
The SICOT International Orthopaedics 2016 is under the auspices of:
Deutsche Kniegesellschaft e. V.
AGA Gesellschaft für Arthroskopie und Gelenkchirurgie
Conference chair
Maximilian Rudert
Medical Director of the Clinic of the district
of Lower Franconia
Orthopaedic Hospital König-Ludwig-Haus
Department of Orthopaedics, University of Würzburg
Brettreichstrasse 11 • 97074 Würzburg/DE
Co-chairs
Rüdiger von Eisenhart-Rothe (München/DE)
Robert Hube (München/DE)
Conference organisation
Joerg Arnholdt
Andre F. Steinert
Department for Orthopaedic Surgery, König-Ludwig-Haus
Julius-Maximilians-University Würzburg
Brettreichstrasse 11 • 97074 Würzburg/DE
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Organisation and imprint
Organising committee of the 23rd SICOT Trainees Meeting (30 June–1 July 2016)
Fatih Kucukdurmaz (Chairman)
Bassel El-Osta
Mohamed Sukeik
Professional congress organiser
Conventus Congressmanagement & Marketing GmbH
Dirk Eichelberger/Stefanie Becker
Carl-Pulfrich-Strasse 1
07745 Jena/DE
Phone +49 3641 31 16-305/-322
Fax +49 3641 31 16-243
sicot2016@conventus.de
www.conventus.de
Design/Layout
Layout
Print
Circulation
Editorial Deadline
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Silber Druck oHG
7.000
10 May 2016
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Welcome note Conference Chair
Dear colleagues,
dear valued guests and friends,
With great pleasure we welcome you to the SICOT International Orthopaedics Conference 2016 in Würzburg, which takes place at Marienberg Fortress Conference Center.
The main topic of the conference is “Specialised Knee Surgery”, which includes among
others biomechanics, the painful knee, fractures, knee dislocation, infection, stem cells,
patient specific therapies and periprosthetic fractures, inter alia.
Integrated into the conference is the SICOT Trainees Meeting, which offers young scientists, registrars and trainees from all over the world a unique opportunity to attend
top class instructional courses and lectures and to present their work in front of an
international audience with orthopaedic experts and leaders in the field.
In the light of the 100th anniversary of the “Orthopaedic Hospital Koenig-Ludwig-Haus”,
which is also the chair of orthopaedics at the University of Würzburg, I am honoured to
welcome numerous leaders of the world orthopaedic community to the SICOT International Orthopaedics 2016. Apart from the conference you will have the opportunity
to visit the historic city of Würzburg where Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen discovered the
X-rays in 1895.
We are looking forward to exciting debates in the field of knee surgery and to an intensive and fruitful exchange of experiences.
Prof. Dr. med. Maximilian Rudert
Conference chair with co-chairs
Prof. Dr. med. Rüdiger von Eisenhart-Rothe
PD Dr. med. Robert Hube
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Welcome Note of the President of the German Society
for Orthopaedics and Orthopaedic Surgery
Dear colleagues and friends,
On behalf of the German Society for Orthopaedics and Trauma (DGOU) and the German
Society for Orthopaedics and Orthopaedic Surgery (DGOOC) it is my pleasure to welcome
you to the SICOT International Congress “Specialised Knee Surgery” in Würzburg. Our
orthopaedic society, the DGOOC, has a long-standing tradition in knee surgery as well as
orthopaedic surgery in general. Its roots date back to 1901 when it was founded by a small
group of surgeons including Albert Hoffa who worked and lived in Würzburg for many years.
Without any doubt, Würzburg can be called the cradle of modern German Orthopaedics
as the very first orthopaedic hospital in Germany was founded on Würzburg soil in 1816,
named the “Karolinen-Institut”. Run by Johann Georg Heine, the aim of this institution
first was to manufacture artificial limbs and tools for the treatment of congenital and
posttraumatic deformities. Later on, surgery was added to the therapeutic portfolio and
surgical innovations such as the first osteotome were developed here. Due to the increasing number of handicapped persons during World War I, a new modern hospital had
to be built, named the “König-Ludwig-Haus”. This year, this hospital celebrates its 100th
anniversary. Under the leadership of famous German orthopaedic surgeons, it gained
nationwide reputation and nowadays one of the biggest university chairs for Orthopaedics
in Germany is seated here.
To celebrate this anniversary, my dear colleague Maximilian Rudert and his team in cooperation with SICOT have organised an outstanding international congress welcoming many
leaders in their field who are going to present cutting-edge research results and discuss the
latest developments in knee surgery. I also want to welcome young orthopaedic surgeons
from all over the world to join us at the 23rd SICOT Trainees meeting.
I wish you pleasant and informative days and exciting debates about the present and
future trends in knee surgery.
Prof. Dr. med. Heiko Reichel
President DGOU/DGOOC 2016
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Welcome note Dirk Nowitzki
Dear guests,
I have the pleasure of welcoming you to the SICOT International Orthopaedics Conference 2016 in my beautiful
hometown, Würzburg.
Würzburg is home for me. It was the starting point of my basketball career. I am very
thankful that I have been able to stay healthy throughout the 20 years of my NBA life.
The daily demands on an NBA body with 82 games in a regular season and additional
playoff games are intense. It is extremly important to take care of yourself and devote
time to injury prevention activities. I focus on a good diet, stretching and Yoga, osteopathic treatment and specialised strength exercises.
Würzburg is also home to my foundation: the Dirk Nowitzki Stiftung. We focus on helping children discover their potential through sports. I was very fortunate to experience
a happy and protected childhood. Sadly, childhood looks different for many kids.
These kids need our support to get a chance in life.
They need our help to believe in themselves.
They need our backing to raise their voices.
To support these children in need, we fund projects that value the potential of every
child and help them overcome difficulties. Sports is a fantastic way to build relationships
and find creative ways to conquer new challenges with others.
We also focus on advocating childrens’ rights. We all benefit from the unique perspective, the intuitive knowledge and the joy that children bring to our society. We just need
to provide the framework and listen.
During the next few days at the SICOT International Orthopaedics Conference, Würzburg will be home to you. I hope you enjoy your time here with stimulating discussions,
interesting people and a good glass of Franconian wine.
With best wishes,
Dirk Nowitzki
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Distinguished lectures
Distinguished lecture 1
Thursday, 30 June 2016 • 11:30–12:15
Lecture hall Wolfskeel
Build Your Reputation…and they will come.
Roy Sheppard (Radstock, Somerset/UK)
Expert moderator and facilitator
Roy Sheppard is a specialist conference moderator, an experienced speaker and the
author of eight books. As a moderator, Roy works on high-profile conferences for some
of the world’s largest and most respected organisations. He has been asked back time
and again to moderate ‘private’ conferences for the Olympic movement held in Lausanne, Beijing and Rio de Janeiro. He has moderated conferences for the world’s largest
trade association – the ICSC (International Council of Shopping Centers) in Rome, Dubai,
Cape Town, Istanbul, New York and their flagship event RECON in Las Vegas (attended
by 53,000 delegates).
He is also the acknowledged European expert on building profitable business relationships through networking and referrals and has spoken at conferences all over
the world. He has worked as a visiting lecturer at Cranfield University’s full-time MBA
course. And more recently at Henley School of Management. For many years he was a
radio and television broadcaster, mainly with the BBC. But also at HTV Wales in Cardiff
and LBC Radio in London
Working both regionally and nationally for the BBC, he presented music and interviewbased programmes, including the Sony Award winning “In the News” on BBC Radio 4.
Whilst Roy was also involved in production and script writing, his main area of expertise was in live television and he regularly worked alongside other notable presenters
including Jeremy Paxman, Eamonn Holmes, Ann Robinson and the late Jill Dando. From
1985–1991, he was an anchorman of the early evening news for the BBC in London
where he consistently proved his ability to perform under pressure.
In 1994 he trained as a hypnotherapist, although he decided not to go into practice.
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His books include “Meet Greet and Prosper”, “Rapid Result Referrals” and “Your Personal Survival Guide to the 21st Century.” In 2008 he co-wrote (with Mary T Cleary) and
published “Venus: The Dark Side”. The same book is called “That Bitch: Protect Yourself
Against Women with Malicious Intent”.
In October 2010 he published “How to be The One” which became the subject of a
two page spread in YOU, the UK’s top circulation women’s magazine (part of The Mail
on Sunday) and was a lead story on CNN.com’s Lifestyle website.
July 2013 saw the simultaneous publication of “Dear Son: what I wish I’d known at your
age” and “Dear Daughter: what I wish I’d known at your age”. These are gift books from
parents and grandparents to every 15- to 25-year-old. Described by The Mature Times
as “The best gift you can give a teenager”.
Friday, 1 July 2016 • 11:00–11:30
Lecture hall Wolfskeel
Publishing scientific data – why, how and where in the future
Marius Scarlat (Toulon/FR)
Editor in Chief International Orthopaedics
Fields of interest
• Shoulder and Elbow Surgery and Arthroscopy
• Adult Osteo-articular Elective and Reconstructive Surgery
• Orthopaedic Traumatology and Emergency
• Adult and Pediatrics Sports Medicine and related surgery
Medical degrees, work history and qualifications
• since 1 October 2002: Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Chief of Service,
Clinique St Michel, Toulon/FR
• 1999–2002: Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, General Hospital, Hyères/FR
• 1998–1999: Advanced Clinical Experience (ACE) in Shoulder and Elbow Surgery,
Instructor and Clinical Fellow with Professors Matsen, Harryman and Smith,
University of Washington, Seattle, WA/US
• 1995–1998: Orthopaedic Surgeon, The Regional Hospital Metz (level 1 Trauma Center),
Metz/FR
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1991–1995: Specialty Residency in Orthopaedic Surgery and Traumatology,
Faculty of Medicine, University of Nancy, Clinical Clerkship in Nancy, Strasbourg
and Metz/FR
October 1995: Board Certification in Orthopaedic Surgery and Traumatology,
University of Nancy/FR
1994–1995: University Diploma of Hand and Upper Limb Surgery,
Faculty of Medicine, Louis Pasteur University, Strasbourg/FR
1992–1993, University Diploma in Osteo-Articular Radiology, Faculty of Medicine,
Nancy/FR
1991: Alumnus of the Salzburg Seminar in American Studies, Salzburg/AT
1994: Ph.D. in Medical Sciences, University of Oradea
Thesis: “Contributi ons to the morphologic, clinical and imagisti c study of the
proximal femur osteoporosis and related fractures”
1986: M.D. in General Medicine – Bucharest University
Thesis: “Fracturile gleznei – studiu biomecanic si clinic “ (Ankle fractures – Biome
chanical and Clinical Study)
Books and textbooks
1. Osteoporosis, Ed.Mil. Bucharest 1992 - ISBN : 973-32-0332-7 in Romanian;
Abstracts in French, English and Russian – 121 pages
First Romanian Monography about Osteoprosis
2. Les Sutures en Pratique Chirurgicale
(Sutures in surgical practice - 178 pages – EIKON Ed. – Nancy 1998 in French
3. Clinical Scores in Orthopaedic Surgery – 4OO pages
in English, Author of the Shoulder Section – SPRINGER Ed, Paris, 2O14
4. Basics in Shoulder Surgery – 250 pages
In English, Author – SPRINGER Ed. Paris, 2O16, in preparation
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General information
Registration
Registration for the conference is required. Please register online at www.sicot2016.de.
Registration can also be made via fax or mail. For this purpose, please use our registration form on page 58.
Registration fees
Physician – SICOT member*
Physician – SICOT non-member
Trainee – SICOT member*
Trainee – SICOT non-member
Social programme
Social evening (1 July 2016, Bürgerbräu Würzburg)
Golf tournament (3 July 2016)
Member of the Golf Club Würzburg e. V. Regular 240 EUR
340 EUR
90 EUR
130 EUR
50 EUR
35 EUR
60 EUR
* Please send a confirmation of your status either to registration@conventus.de, Fax +49 3641 31 16-244
or by mail to Conventus GmbH • indicating the keyword: SICOT 2016 • Carl-Pulfrich-Strasse 1,
07745 Jena, Germany
Payment and confirmation of payment
An invoice or confirmation of registration will be sent to you via postal or electronic
mail within 14 days. This invoice is a valid invoice which may be submitted to the local
tax and revenue office. All fees are due upon receipt of invoice/registration confirmation. Payment transfers must include participant’s name and invoice number. Payment
is also accepted by credit card (Master-/Eurocard, American Express, VISA). Should you
transfer your invoice amount within 10 days before the event, please present your
transfer remittance slip on-site.
The registration fees include
• Admission to all scientific sessions and access to our industry exhibition
• Opening ceremony/Public lectures
• Welcome reception
• Conference materials (conference bag, final programme, name badge, etc.)
• Refreshments as indicated in the programme
• Public transportation
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General information
Accommodation
We have reserved a contingent of rooms at special rates in different categories.
Please quote the special conference booking code “SICOT” to benefit from the special
conference rates. Conventus acts as an intermediary for hotel reservations and therefore
assumes no liability for reservations. Changes and cancellations have to be addressed to
the according hotels directly. The cancellation terms of the individual hotels apply. Further
information on accommodation is provided at www.sicot2016.de/travel-hotels/hotels.
Important note: Please book your hotel 4 weeks before the conference. The rates are
only valid until that date. After expiration of the room contingents special conference
rates will be offered upon availability.
General terms and conditions
Please find our general terms and conditions at
www.sicot2016.de/general-terms-and-conditions.
Travel
Round trip to events of Conventus from 99 EUR
In cooperation with Conventus Congressmanagement & Marketing GmbH and Deutsche
Bahn you can travel safe and sound to the SICOT conference in Würzburg, Germany.
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The price for your Event Ticket for a round trip* is:
2nd class 99 EUR (for given, predefined train connection)
1st class 159 EUR (for given, predefined train connection)
2nd class 139 EUR (for all trains)
1st class 199 EUR (for all trains)
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& Marketing GmbH in 2016.
To book call +49 1806 31 11 53** and mention “Conventus” as reference. Please have
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received the Deutsche Bahn’s confirmation.
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General information
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can collect valuable bonus and status points. Redeem your bonus points by selecting
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Conventus Congressmanagement & Marketing GmbH and Deutsche Bahn wish you a
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of validity are possible. Changes and reimbursement conditions at the time of the ticket booking according
to Conditions of Carriage of the Deutsche Bahn of Sparpreis fares. Changes and reimbursement are
excluded from the first day of validity onwards. Passengers restrict themselves to a particular train and
travel times. For a supplement of EUR 40 full flexible tickets are also available for domestic travels within
Germany.
** The booking line is available from Monday to Saturday 07:00 am to 10:00 pm. Calls will be charged at
EUR 0.20 per call, from mobiles EUR 0.60 per call at maximum.
Just arrive
Würzburg is located in the center of important main roads. The city is directly connected
to the following motorway routes:
• A 3/A 9 Cologne–Würzburg–Nürnberg–Munich
• A 7 Hanover–Würzburg–Ulm
• A 81 Stuttgart–Heilbronn–Würzburg.
The travel by plane is easy: Whether by car or train, the airports of Frankfurt and
Nürnberg are only one hour away.
Würzburg Central Station is highly frequented with more than 350 trains arriving and
departing per day with more than 70 of them ICE trains.
Easy parking
In the area of the fortress grounds a parking area with barrier system for 200 vehicles
is provided. The way from the parking area to the convention center 500 m.
Getting there by bus
From April to October the public bus 9 brings you from the residence or Juliuspromenade in downtown Würzburg to Marienberg Fortress.
To do this, select the direction of the fortress and get off at the terminus “Schönborntor”.
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Shuttle service
A free shuttle bus service between the G-Hotel and the conference center will be
exclusively provided for you. Please note the following times and departure locations:
Thursday, 30 June:
08:15, departure at 08:25 (meeting point: G-Hotel, Schweinfurter Strasse 1–3,
97080 Würzburg)
17:15, departure at 17:30 (meeting point: parking area fortress Marienberg)
Friday, 1 July:
97080 Würzburg)
Saturday, 2 July:
97080 Würzburg)
Map of the venue
Map of Fortress Marienberg
Convention Center
Fortress Marienberg
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Gate “Höchberg”
Inner width of gate
Height of gate up to arch
Height of gate incl. arch
3,10 m
2,50 m
3,60 m
General information
City map
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1 Fortress Marienberg (Congress venue)
Bürgerbräu (Social evening)
2 Frankfurter Strasse 87, 97082 Würzburg
G-Hotel
3 Schweinfurter Strasse 1–3, 97080 Würzburg
Golfplatz
4 Am Golfplatz 2, 97084 Würzburg
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General information
Useful travel information
Citizens of the EU
EU nationals do not require a visa to enter the Federal Republic of Germany.
Non-EU citizens
All Non-EU citizens require a visa. However, a visa is not required for visits of up to 90
days in a 180 day period for nationals of those countries for which the European Community has abolished the visa requirement.
You may apply for short stay visas (Schengen Visas) at missions of the German Federal
Foreign Office, such as embassies and consulates.
Please also visit the homepage of “Auswärtiges Amt”, www.auswaertiges-amt.de, to
find a detailed table of all countries requiring a visa and more information on visa
regulations, as well as a list of German missions around the world.
Invitation Letter
An invitation letter for the purpose of obtaining a travel visa or permission to attend
the meeting will be handed out on request after successful registration for the course.
Weather
The average temperature in June/July in Würzburg is around 30°C. Please also check
www.weather.com for up-to-date weather forecasts.
Currency
As in most countries of the European Union, the official German currency is the Euro (€).
Please note that there are no general bank hours in Germany. Most banks are open in
the morning hours and just a few hours in the afternoon or early evening. Major credit
cards are accepted at most cashpoints, stores, restaurants and hotels.
Language
English is spoken by the staff of most hotels, restaurants and shops.
Telephone and internet
Germany’s international pre-dial is +49 (0049). Public places like airports, universities,
libraries, restaurants and cafés may offer “free”-WiFi Hotspots.
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General information
Certification
...of the Bavarian State Chamber of Physicians for the
Scientific programme
30 June 2016 09:30–17:30 1 July 2016 09:00–17:55 2 July 2016 08:30–13:30 Category A Category A Category A 7 Points
7 Points
4 Points
The assigned points will also be accepted by the Medical Chamber of Austria and from
Switzerland.
Proof of attendance
For certification you must provide proof of attendance. Therefore please sign/add your
bar code to the list at the check-in desk, on-site every day at the conference.
Certificate of the Deutsche Kniegesellschaft e. V.
The Deutsche Kniegesellschaft e. V. certificate the conference “Specialised
Knee Surgery” as Module 3 “Endoprosthetics “ to get the certificate “Knee
surgeon”. Please find more information over the website
www.deutsche-kniegesellschaft.de.
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Name badge
Please wear your name badge during all conference events, including the networking
activities.
Admission to scientific sessions and to the industry exhibition is restricted to participants
wearing their badge. Participants will receive their name badge when collecting their
conference documents at the check-in desk.
Cloakroom
The coat and luggage room at the congress is unsecure.
Opening hours Industry Exhibition
Poster Exhibition
Check-In and
Speakers Ready Room
Thursday 09:00–18:00 09:00–18:00 09:00–18:00
Friday 08:30–18:00 09:00–17:00
08:30–17:00
Saturday
09:00–12:00
09:00–14:00
09:00–14:30
Internet corner and WIFI access
WIFI is available for free throughout the whole conference area. Please ask at the
check-in desk for the login data.
Conference language
The conference language is English.
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General hints for authors and presenters
Submission of a presentation/Technical information
The presentation should be prepared as PDF, MS Office PowerPoint2007, 2010 for
Windows or key for Macintosh DVD in format 16:9 (main lecture hall “Wolfskeel”) and
in format 4:3 (lecture hall “Egloffstein” and the Workshop rooms).
A presentation notebook with a PDF reader and MS Office PowerPoint 2010/2007 will
be provided. The use of personal notebooks is possible upon agreement.
However, it may interrupt the flow of the programme in the lecture hall. Please provide
an adapter for VGA if necessary. To guarantee a smooth running programme please
upload your presentation in due time – at least 2 hours before your presentation is due
to start. Should you wish to use non-digital equipment, please contact us at
sicot2016@conventus.de.
Presentation upload
The speakers’ ready room for uploading your presentation is located on the 2. floor of
the Conference center. For submission, please use a USB flash drive, CD or DVD disc
that is not protected by any software. Professional staff and equipment will be available
for you to arrange and preview your presentation.
Time allocation
Please prepare your presentation for the allotted amount of time. Chairs and moderators may interrupt you, should you overrun your time limit.
Poster session
Your poster must be in English, DIN A0 (84,1 cm x 118,9 cm) and of vertical format.
Pins will be provided on your poster board. Please do not use any other type of pins
than those provided. All poster boards will be labelled with a poster number, please
find your poster number in the programme book.
Please note that all posters should be hung by Thursday by 12:00 and be removed, at
the latest, by Saturday 14:00. Posters that have not been removed by the said time will
be considered as waste. During our poster sessions abstract authors gain the possibility to present their poster in a short presentation. All poster sessions are moderated
poster tours and take place within the exhibition area.
Poster session: Friday, 1 July 2016, 17:15–17:55
Further information is provided on page www.sicot2016.de.
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General hints for authors and presenters
Abstract awards “Specialised Knee Surgery”
Three prizes will be awarded to the best presentations of the SICOT 2016 conference,
worth 1,500 EUR, 1,000 EUR and 500 EUR.
Sponsored by Aesculap AG (Tuttlingen)
SICOT Travel Award
The International Society of Orthopaedic Surgery and Traumatology (SICOT) supports
the three best talks of the trainees meeting with the SICOT Travel Award.
The award includes prize money of 1,000 EUR (1st prize), 600 EUR (2nd prize) and 400
EUR (3rd prize).
Requirement: The SICOT Travel Award will be awarded to SICOT members only.
SOCiAL AnD CULTURAL PROgRAMMe
Social evening
You are invited to round off the scientific program in casual atmosphere. Take some
time to refresh contacts or even to make new contacts!
Friday, 1 July 2016
19:30–00:00
Bürgerbräu Würzburg • Frankfurter Strasse 87 • 97082 Würzburg
50 EUR
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Social and cultural programme
Golf tournament
Date Time
Duration Course
Venue Minimum number
of participants Price per person Please notice Sunday, 3 July 2016
10:00–15:00
approximately 5 hours
18-hole
Golf Club Würzburg e. V. • Am Golfplatz 2
97084 Würzburg, Germany
50
Member Golfclub Würzburg e. V. Regular Registration is requested until 31 May 2016!
35 EUR
60 EUR
This 18-hole golf course was set up on a highly diversified terrain. More than half of the
holes provide an excellent view of Würzburg and the Fortress Marienberg. Other holes
run through pristine nature and a population of old trees. Three ponds add further to
the optical and athletic attractiveness. The clubhouse houses a conservatory and an
Mediterranian restaurant.
Opened in 1984. Design: Karl F. Grohs.
Terrain Undulating with water hazards
Technical difficulty Moderate – Hard
Etiquette
• Softspikes required.
• Dogs on leash permitted. Mobile phone permitted on course.
• GPS devices approved.
Phone +49 931 67890
Fax +49 931 67880
info@golfclub-wuerzburg.de
www.golfclub-wuerzburg.de
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Social and cultural programme
Mozartfest Würzburg: How a coffee break turned into a feast for the senses
Mozartfest Würzburg – the very name evokes images and sounds: Mozart’s melodies,
over 200 years old and still the most often played pieces of classical music, and Würzburg,
the city on the river Main surrounded by picturesque vineyards and shaped by the reign
of the prince-bishops.
Until today the unique union of the arts is what makes the Mozartfest so alluring: The fact
that the incredible architectural skill of Balthasar Neumann, the frescos of Giovanni Batista
Tiepolo and the stucco-work of Antonio Bossi provide a fascinating atmosphere for topquality musical performances is acknowledged by up to 25,000 national and international
guests who attend the Mozartfest every year and enjoy the symphony concerts in the
Imperial Hall with first-class artists and orchestras as well as the Serenades at the Court
Gardens, cross-over concerts in a former printing hall, evenings with music and literature
in wine cellars or contemplative concerts at the former convent of Himmelspforten.
In 2016 the festival will last from June 3 until July 3 and world-renowned artists,
celebrated orchestras, and exquisite chamber music ensembles will illuminate the Imperial Hall with their music and make the Mozartfest one of the highlights among the
international classical music festivals.
Concerts while congress
Wednesday, 29 June Thursday, 30 June and Friday, 1 July Thursday, 30 June Saturday, 2 July Die Kölner Akademie | Ronald Brautigam
(Residence Hall)
Residenz-Gala with Concerto Romano
incl. Dinner (Residence Hall)
Bamberger Symphoniker | Jonathan Nott
(Bruckner im Dom - Kiliansdom)
Waltraud Meier | Joseph Breinl (Theater)
Ticket Office
Mozartfest Würzburg
Rückermainstrasse 2 (town hall) • 97070 Würzburg/DE
Phone +49 931/37 23 36 • Fax +49 931/37 39 39
www.mozartfest.de • info@mozartfest.de
Opening hours
15 February–2 June
Mo/Tue/Thu 10:00–17:00, Wed/Fri 10:00–14:00
3 June–1 July
Mo–Sat 10:00–14:00
closed on Friday, 10 June 25
Sponsors, exhibitors and media cooperation
Industry workshop/symposium
Johnson & Johnson Medical GmbH
Geschäftsbereich Depuy Synthes (Kirkel/DE)
Lima Deutschland GmbH (Hamburg/DE)
Smith & Nephew GmbH (Hamburg/DE)
Stryker GmbH & Co. KG (Duisburg/DE) Industry exhibition
AQ Implants GmbH (Ahrensburg/DE)
Brainlab AG (Feldkirchen/DE)
Condor GmbH (Salzkotten/DE)
ConforMIS Europe GmbH (Fürth/DE)
Heraeus Medical GmbH (Wehrheim/DE)
medi GmbH & Co. KG (Bayreuth/DE)
Pajunk Medical Produkte GmbH (Geisingen/DE)
PETER BREHM GmbH (Weisendorf/DE)
RESORBA Medical GmbH (Nürnberg/DE)
Stryker GmbH & Co. KG (Duisburg/DE)
Waldemar Link GmbH & Co. KG (Hamburg/DE)
Zimmer Biomet (Freiburg/DE)
Media cooperation
EDP Sciences (Les Ulis Cedex A/FR)
SICOT-J
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INDUSTRY Workshop/Symposium
Specialised Knee Surgery
Thursday, 30 June 2016
12:25–13:10 Industry workshop 1
Rotenhan
1 Level
Respecting Knee Kinematics with the Physica System
Friday, 1 July 2016
11:40–12:25
Rotenhan
1 Level
Industry workshop 2
JOURNEY II – A more human knee
Philosophy, design concept and video demonstration of a new kinematic
driven total knee system
11:40–12:25 Wolfskeel
1 Level
Industry symposium
40 years of Sleeve – from history to daily practice
Workshop presentations “Trainees Meeting”
Thursday, 30 June 2016
13:00–14:00 Workshop presentation 1
Kemenate
1 Level
ATTUNE® Knee System – optimised balance by stability in motion
Friday, 1 July 2016
13:00–14:00 Kemenate
1 Level
Workshop presentation 2
Stryker GmbH & Co. KG (Duisburg/DE)
Tibial fractures Nailing & Plating
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Scientific programme • Thursday, 30 June 2016
09:00-09:30 Onsite registration and opening of the exhibition area
09:30–09:45 Opening
Room
Wolfskeel (2 Level)
09:30–09:37
09:37–09:45
Welcome note conference chair
M. Rudert (Würzburg/DE)
09:45–11:30
Room
Chairs
09:45–10:05
10:05–10:25
10:25–10:45
10:45–10:55
10:55–11:05
11:05–11:15
11:15–11:30
Session 1 – Cartilage injuries and meniscus repair – Session of the
German Knee Society
Wolfskeel (2 Level)
R. Verdonk (Gent/BE), H. Mayr (Freiburg/DE)
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Welcome note dean of the University of Würzburg
M. Frosch (Würzburg/DE)
Meniscus repair and replacement – an overview
R. Verdonk (Gent/BE)
What can we learn from the data of the German Cartilage Registry?
P. Niemeyer (Freiburg/DE)
Clinical trends in cartilage therapy
H. Mayr (Freiburg/DE)
Partial meniscectomy, meniscal repair or exercise therapy for
meniscal tears in adults? A systematic review with meta-analysis
B. Snoeker, B. Hesseling, C. Lucas (Amsterdam/NL)
Long-term outcome after all inside meniscal repair using the FastFix
System
C. Sobau, A. Zimmerer, A. Ellermann (Pforzheim/DE)
The early clinical and radiological results of mosaicplasty with a new
hexagonal osteochondral graft system in large chondral defects of
the knee
M. F. Erol, O. Karakoyun (Tekirdağ/TR)
Discussion
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11:30–12:15
Room
Wolfskeel (2 Level)
Build Your Reputation…and they will come
R. Sheppard (London/GB)
12:15–13:15 Lunch break in the exhibition area
12:25–13:10
Room
Chairs Industry workshop 1
Lima Deutschland GmbH Rotenhan (1 Level)
Respecting Knee Kinematics with the Physica System
A. Ferreira (Lyon/FR), G. Voggenreiter (Eichstaett/DE)
Speakers Welcome – Introduction (M. Rudert, Würzburg/DE)
Patient expectation and new indication of TKA
(T. Paszicsnyek, Graz/AU)
Kinematic of the knee (G. Voggenreiter, Eichstaett/DE)
Posterior stabilisation evolution (A. Ferreira, Lyon/FR)
Physica KR results (G. Voggenreiter, Eichstaett/DE)
Physica PS results (A. Ferreira, Lyon/FR)
Conclusion: Who/What will change most in the future – Patients or
implants (faculty)?
Questions and discussion
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13:15–15:00
Room
Chairs
13:15–13:35
13:35–13:55
13:55–14:15
14:15–14:25
14:25–14:35
14:35–14:45
14:45–15:00
Session 2 – Ligament repair and knee dislocation
Wolfskeel (2 Level)
T. Minas (Boston, MA/US), W. Petersen (Berlin/DE)
Articular fractures around the knee
M. Lucke (Munich/DE)
Anatomic cruciate repair – Do we really have to?
F. Fu (Pittsburgh, PA/US)
Bone healing – What do we need for it (the cellular level)?
F. Jakob (Würzburg/DE)
Serum albumin enhanced bone graft decreases donor site morbidity
in bone-tendon-bone ACL surgery – a double-blind, controlled study
K. Schandl, G. Abkarovits, E. Majzik (Székesfehérvár/HU)
Z. Lacza (Budapest/HU), L. Bucsi (Székesfehérvár/HU)
ACL & PCL healing response – indication and results
G. Felmet (Schwenningen/DE)
Morphology and strength of hamstring tendon and musculature
remain altered 2 years following a hamstring graft in ACL reconstruction
J. Konrath, C. Vertullo (Southport/AU), B. Kennedy (Queensland/AU)
H. Bush, R. Barrett, D. Lloyd (Southport/AU)
Discussion
15:00-15:30 Coffee break in the exhibition area
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15:30–17:30
Room
Chairs
15:30–15:50
15:50–16:10
16:10–16:30
16:30–16:40
16:40–16:50
16:50–17:00
17:00–17:30
Session 3 – Joint retaining therapy for gonarthrosis patients/
Patellofemoral instability
Wolfskeel (2 Level)
F. Thorey (Heidelberg/DE), F. Fu (Pittsburgh, PA/US)
17:30
End day 1
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PF instability and knee osteotomies
W. Petersen (Berlin/DE)
Cartilage transplantation
T. Minas (Boston, MA/US)
Isolated patellofemoral joint replacement
A. Franz (Siegen/DE)
DIY database vs UKKOR for patient reported outcome scores after
osteotomy
W. Al-Azzani, A. Riddell, A. Davies (Swansea/GB)
Extensor mechanism injuries – to USS or MRI – that is the question
A. Fishlock, E. Martin, J. Newman (Wakefield/GB)
Is a synthetic augmentation in medial open wedge high tibial
osteotomies superior to no augmentation in terms of bone-healing?
J. Harrer, F. Ferner, W. Strecker, J. Dickschas (Bamberg/DE)
Discussion
Scientific programme • Friday, 1 July 2016
08:30-09:00 Onsite Registration and opening of the exhibition area
09:00–11:00
Room
Chairs
09:00–09:20
09:20–09:40
09:40–10:00
10:00–10:20
10:20–10:30
10:30–10:40
10:40–11:00
11:00–11:30
Room
Session 4 – Primary knee arthroplasty
Wolfskeel (2 Level)
C. Perka (Berlin/DE), M. Rudert (Würzburg/DE)
Secrets of primary knee arthroplasty
C. Perka (Berlin/DE)
How does the patella position influence the TKA outcome?
J. Caton (Paris/FR)
PE vs. cross-linked PE in the knee – What do we need?
M. Morlock (Hamburg/DE)
Indications and outcomes in total knee replacement surgery
J. Waddell (Toronto/CA)
A physiological roll-back of a kinematic-retaining knee prosthesis
promotes fast postoperative functional recovery
A. Harvey, J. Smith (Bournemouth/GB)
Improved knee function and objective knee score distribution with
customised vs. off-the-shelf TKA implant
W. Siebert (Kassel/DE), J. Beckmann (Stuttgart, Kassel/DE)
F. Köck (Neutraubling, Kassel/DE), A. Ripp (Radebeul/DE)
R. Tait (Henderson, NV/US), M. Visk (Spartanburg, SC/US), F. Borja
A. van der Ven (Miami, FL/US), C. Cannova (Bethesda, MD/US)
E. Rossario (Port St Lucie, FL/US), D. Mack (Cypress, TX/US)
Discussion
Wolfskeel (2 Level)
Publishing scientific data – Why, how and where in the future?
M. Scarlat (Toulon/FR)
11:30–12:30 Lunch break in the exhibition area
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11:40–12:25 Industry workshop 2
Rotenhan
Smith & Nephew GmbH
1 Level
JOURNEY II – a more human knee
Philosophy, design concept and video demonstration of a new
kinematic driven total knee system
A. Franz (Siegen/DE)
11:40–12:25
Wolfskeel
2 Level
Industry symposium
40 years of Sleeve – from history to daily practice
Chair Speakers
Heiko Graichen (Schwandorf/DE)
R. von Eisenhart-Rothe (München/DE)
H. Graichen (Schwandorf/DE)
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12:30–14:30
Room
Chairs
12:25–12:45
12:45–13:05
13:05–13:25
13:25–13:35
13:35–13:45
13:45–13:55
13:55–14:30
Session 5 – Patient specific knee arthroplasty and navigation
Wolfskeel (2 Level)
H. Windhagen (Hannover/DE), R. Hube (Munich/DE)
Kinematics in knee arthroplasty
H. Windhagen (Hannover/DE)
Patient specific
W. Fitz (Boston, MA/US)
Evolution of navigation
A. Adhikari (London/GB)
A kinematic, ligament-driven alignment of components in total knee
arthroplasty
K.-H. Widmer, A. Zich (Schaffhausen/CH)
Customised, individually made Bi-compartmental knee replacement:
a prospective, multicenter study of clinical outcomes
J. Beckmann (Stuttgart/DE), A. Steinert
M. Rudert (Würzburg/DE), B. Huber (Morrisville, VT/US)
D. Jones (New Orleans, LA/US), F. Köck (Neutraubling, Kassel/DE)
M. Buhs (Quickborn/DE), L. Rolston (New Castle, IN/US)
Outcomes after customised individually made total knee arthroplasty
T. Clyburn (Houston, TX/US), R. Tait (Henderson, NV/US)
B. Huber (Morrisville, NC/US), W. Kurtz (Nashville, TN/US)
J. Burkhardt (Battle Creek, MI/US), T. Swanson (Las Vegas, NV/US)
I. Dickey (Bangor, ME/US), D. Mack (Cypress, TX/US)
G. Martin (Atlantis, FL/US)
Discussion
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15:00–17:00
Room
Chairs
15:00–15:20
15:20–15:40
15:40–16:00
16:00–16:10
16:10–16:20
16:20–16:30
16:30–17:00
Session 6 – Regenerative science
Wolfskeel (2 Level)
F. Jakob (Würzburg/DE), R. von Eisenhart-Rothe (Munich/DE)
TE in orthopaedics – where do we head for
R. S. Tuan (Pittsburgh, PA/US)
ADIPOA – can fatcells heal cartilage defects.
U. Nöth (Berlin/DE)
Platelet rich plasma – Where is the background (data)?
E. Kon (Bologna/IT)
Tissue engineering approach for the reconstruction of the anterior
cruciate ligament by using an embroidered and biointegrative scaffold
with three mechanically adapted structural zones
A. Breier (Dresden/DE), G. Schulze-Tanzil (Nürnberg/DE)
J. Hahner (Dresden/DE), M. Meyer, M. Schröpfer (Freiberg/DE)
A. Lohan, M. Hoyer, L.-A. Garbe (Berlin/DE)
G. Heinrich (Dresden/DE)
One step tissue engineering with combined ADSC and BMSC in OA
for cartilage repair – the Lipogem approach
S. Zanasi (Bologna/IT)
Effectiveness of the management of bony Articular collapse with
bony defects in Tibial Plateau fractures with the use of GeneX:
an absorbable synthetic bone graft
K. Lowery, A. Chatuverdi, M. Blomfield, H. Sharma (Hull/GB)
Discussion
17:15–17:55 Poster presentations (see pages 39–44)
18:00
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End day 2
Scientific programme • Saturday, 2 July 2016
09:30–11:15
Room
Chairs
09:30–09:50
09:50–10:10
10:10–10:30
10:30–10:40
10:40–10:50
10:50–11:00
11:00–11:15
Session 7 – Fractures around the knee and periprosthetic fractures
Wolfskeel (2 Level)
T. Gehrke (Hamburg/DE), R. H. Meffert (Würzburg/DE)
The pathologic fracture
L. Lopez-Duran Stern (Madrid/ES)
Classification of periprosthetic fractures
S. Ruchholtz (Marburg/DE)
Implant materials: new or approved?
R. H. Meffert (Würzburg/DE)
Carbon fibre reinforced PEEK as new biomaterial in a rotating hinge
knee design – a comparison of biotribology in vitro to retrieval
findings
T. M. Grupp (Tuttlingen, München/DE)
R. A. Schierjott (Portsmouth/GB), A. Pfaff (Tuttlingen/DE)
G. Tozzi (Portsmouth/GB), J. Schwiesau (Tuttlingen/DE)
A. Giurea (Wien/AT), S. Utzschneider (München/DE)
Periprosthetic Fractures of the Femur above TKR
G. Volpin (Zefat/IL)
Tibial head depression fractures – optimal treatment when partial
weight bearing cannot be followed – a biomechanical study
S. Hoelscher-Doht, M. C. Jordan, L.-C. Faerber, H. Jansen
S. P. Frey, T. Blunk, R. H. Meffert (Würzburg/DE)
Discussion
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME • SATURDAY, 2 JULY 2016
11:45–13:30
Room
Chairs
11:45–12:05
12:05–12:25
12:25–12:45
12:45–12:55
12:55–13:05
13:05–13:15
Session 8 – Knee revision arthroplasty/periprosthetic infections
Wolfskeel (2 Level)
D. Wirtz (Bonn/DE), R. Forst (Erlangen/DE)
Periprosthetic Infection – A diagnostic dilemma?
A. Trampuz (Berlin/DE)
Single stage revision – does and don‘ts
T. Gehrke (Hamburg/DE)
Step by step CCK-Revision
F. Falez (Rome/IT)
Two-stage debridement with prosthesis retention for acute
periprosthetic infections following knee arthroplasty
M. Spangehl, M. Niesen, T. Graber, A. Schwartz, C. Beauchamp
H. Clarke (Phoenix, AZ/US)
Obesity and surgical site infection in promary total knee
arthrosplasty
C. Wilson, K. Georgiou, J. Krishnan (Adelaide/AU)
Assessing natural joint line positions by means of the contralateral
knee in revision knee surgery
G. Maderbacher, A. Keshmiri (Bad Abbach/DE)
F. Zeman (Regensburg/DE), J. Schaumburger, R. Springorum
J. Grifka, C. Baier (Bad Abbach/DE)
13:15–13:30 Discussion
13:30–13:45 Awards for the three best presentations “Specialised Knee Surgery“
and farewell
M. Rudert (Würzburg/DE)
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Poster Sessions • Friday, 1 July 2016
17:15–17:50 Poster session 1 – Arthroplasty
Chair
M. Hoberg (Würzburg/DE)
P 1
P 2
P 3
Tourniquet-induced ischaemia during total knee arthroplasty results
in higher proteolytic activities within vastus medialis cells:
a randomised clinical trial
A. Jawhar, S. Hermanns, N. Ponelies, U. Obertacke
H. Röhl (Mannheim/DE)
P 4
International rates of patellar resurfacing in primary total knee
arthroplasty, 2003–2014
M. Spangehl, J. Fraser (Phoenix, AZ/US)
P 5
Do well-balanced primary TKA patients achieve better outcomes
within the first year after surgery?
F. Lampe, C. Marques, F. Fiedler, A. Sufi-Siavach (Hamburg/DE)
P 6
Total knee replacement in patients with morbid obesity
H. Geries (Zefat/IL)
P 7
Knee kinematics and kinetics in patients after knee arthroplasty
during level walking and sloped surfaces
I. Komnik, S. Weiss, M. Peters, S. David, J. Funken
W. Potthast (Pforzheim/DE)
Combined use of intraarticular and oral tranexamic acid is safe,
efficient and low-cost method on reducing blood loss and transfusion
rate in total knee arthroplasty
D. Cankaya (Ankara/TR), U. Dasar, A. B. Satilmis
S. H. Basaran (Karabuk/TR), M. Akkaya, M. Bozkurt (Ankara/TR)
The impact of joint line restoration on functional results after hinged
knee prosthesis
S. Yilmaz, D. Cankaya, A. Deveci, A. Firat, B. Ozkurt
M. Bozkurt (Ankara/TR)
Each poster will be presented in a 3-minute presentation followed by a short discussion.
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17:15–17:45 Poster session 2 – Fractures/Knee dislocation
Chair
R. H. Meffert (Würzburg/DE)
P 8
The anatomical relationship of the neurovascular structures in direct
posterior split-gastrocnemius approach for posterolateral tibial
plateau fractures
G. Ozdemir (Ankara/TR), B. Yilmaz, E. Sirin, E. N. Guven
G. Kirikci (Istanbul/TR), D. Cankaya, S. Yilmaz (Ankara/TR)
A. Bayramoglu (Istanbul/TR)
P 9
The use of a radiolucent triangle in knee surgery
F. Bauchspiess, R. Gahr (Leipzig/DE)
P 10
Are staged operations using external fixation needed for all tibial
plateau fractures?
T. Kawamura, H. Minehara, T. Matsuura, M. Takaso (Sagamihara City/JP)
P 11
Neglected irreducible knee dislocation
R. Elafram, M. Zaraa, I. Jerbi, S. Rebhi, H. Annabi, M. Hadj Salah
M. Mbarek (Ben Arous/TN)
P 12
Knee-luxation – A typical Wake-boarding injury?
K. Fehske, L. Eden, M. Jordan, R. Meffert (Würzburg/DE)
P 13
Arthroscopic combined ligaments reconstruction to treat traumatic
knee dislocation
X. Huang, W. Peng, H. Feng, J. Sun, F. Yu, C. Jiang, H. Xv (Beijing/CN)
17:15–17:55 Poster session 3 – Ligament injuries/ACL reconstruction
Chair
T. Barthel (Würzburg/DE)
P 14
Cruciate ligament reconstruction – early results
M. Benco, R. Stangl (Schwarzenbruck/DE)
P 15
Anatomical double bundle ACL reconstruction – clinico-radiological
study
V. Bansal (New Delhi/IN), A. Devgan, A. Singh (Rohtak/IN)
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P 16
Risk factors for graft failure in ACL reconstruction
A. Fishlock, J. Smith (Wakefield/GB)
P 17
ACL reconstruction using bone-patella tendon-bone autograft:
press-fit technique vs. interference screw fixation
M. Sarzaeem (Tehran/IR)
P 18
Switching to the UK National Ligament Registry – Is data collection
improved when compared with a DIY database?
A. Riddell, W. Al-Azzani, A. Davies (Swansea/GB)
P 19
Mid-term results following Unicondylar replacement and
ACL reconstruction in knee with functional instability and
osteoarthritis – a single center follow-up study
J. Holz, S. Schneider, R. Hofmann, A. Ilg, C. Lütten (Hamburg/DE)
P 20
ACL-Revision - close defects and fix graft in a single step
P 21
Biological and anatomical material free ACL-DB-reconstruction
20 years’ experience
17:15–17:45 Poster session 4 – Patella and meniscus pathologies
Chair
B. Holzapfel (Würzburg/DE)
P 22
The outcome of fractures of the patella
G. Volpin (Zefat/IL)
P 23
Outcomes following braced, full weight-bearing rehabilitation after
meniscal repair using the all inside FasT-fix repair system at a mean
follow up of 2 years
M. T. Buldu (Grimsby/GB), M. Alam, J. Arbuthnot (Birmingham/GB)
P 24
Tuberositas tibia-trochlear groove distance is not sufficient alone in
evaluation of the patellar instability. New measuring parameters:
the trochlear groove-patellar tendon angle and the trochlear
groove-dome angle
A. Deveci, B. Sakman, D. Cankaya, S. Yilmaz, D. S. Ciliz, E. Ceyhan
Z. E. Celen, M. Bozkurt (Ankara/TR)
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P 25
Habitual dislocation of patella in extension – a rare variety of
patello-femoral instability – a case report
V. Ravi Varma Krishna Kumar (Pandalm/IN), K. Nandy (Kolkata/IN)
L. Maini (New Delhi/IN), P. Chatterjee, R. Raman (Kolkata/IN)
P 26
The Trochlea Inlay Implant for the therapy of the patellofemoral
Arthrosis – clinical and radiological findings from 21 patients in a
prospective Single Center Study
J. Henne, P. B. Schöttle (München/DE)
P 27
Medial patellofemoral ligament (MPFL) reconstruction with anatomic
double bundle technique using semitendinosis autograft:
outcome of mean 3 year follow up
R. Kumar (Gurgaon/IN)
17:15–17:50 Poster session 5 – Patient specific/Navigation
Chair
A. Steinert (Würzburg/DE)
P 28
Experience of total knee arthroplasty using a novel navigation system
within the surgical field – results of our first 72 I assist navigated T K As
R. Niehaus, S. Ehrendorfer (Altdorf/CH)
P 29
Long leg radiographs vs CT Perth protocol – mechanical alignment
analysis
C. Wilson, M. Shunmugam, J. Krishnan (Adelaide/AU)
P 30
Blood loss in toal knee arthroplasty – patient specific vs. navigated vs.
conventional instrumentation
C. Wilson, M. Shunmugam, J. Krishnan (Adelaide/AU)
P 31
Medial unicompartmental knee arthroplasty using patient-specific
instrumentation – accuracy of preoperative planning, time saving and
cost efficiency
G. Seeber, K. Kolbow, U. Maus, A. Kluge, D. Lazovic (Oldenburg/DE)
P 32
A randomised control trial comparing the Signature™ Personalised
Patient Care to conventional total knee arthroplasty and computer
assisted navigation
C. Wilson, G. Mercer, R. Morgan, J. Krishnan (Adelaide/AU)
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P 33
Comparison of treatment patterns among patients with individually
customised and standard knee prostheses using German claims data
J. Altevers, C. Jacob, D. Meise, S. Braun (Hannover/DE)
P 34
A double blinded, randomised, controlled proof of concept study to
compare post-operative analgesic and mobilisation outcomes of
local infiltration analgesia, single shot femoral nerve block and
intrathecal morphine in primary total knee arthroplasty
C. Wilson, A. Watts, J. Krishnan (Adelaide/AU)
17:15–17:45 Poster session 6 – Infection/Revision
Chair
M. Luedemann (Würzburg/DE)
P 35
Resistant osteoarticular infections in paediatrics – a multivariate
analysis of possible factors
S. Verma, S. Gella, C. Bache (Birmingham/GB)
P 36
Chlorhexidine and Betadine kill bacteria in biofilm
M. Spangehl, K. Schmidt, L. Hosack, F. Calara, R. Mclemore
A. Mclaren (Phoenix, AZ/US)
P 37
Infected defected non union-classification, strategy treatment
acording Sabic (Fix AS)
S. Nedzad (Zenica/BA)
P 38
Joint aspiration during two stage septic knee revision surgery is
inadequate for detection of infection persistence in a retrospective
cohort
B. Preininger, V. Janz, P. v. Roth, A. Trampuz, C. Perka
T. Pfitzner (Berlin/DE)
P 39
Short term results of a modular hinge-knee-system – evaluation of
short term clinical outcomes with a single modular rotating hinge
knee prosthesis used in primary and revision knee arthroplasty
A. C. Rohe, L. M. Schöneberg, S. Schmitt (Halle an der Saale/DE)
P 40
The use of cone beam CT (CBCT) in planning of special procedures in
knee surgery
J. Petermann (Grosswallstadt/DE)
P 41
Transfemoral amputation caused by an infection of total knee
arthroplasty (TKA)
R.-A. Gruenther (Bad Berleburg/DE)
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17:15–17:55 Poster session 7 – Free topics
Chair
P. Raab (Würzburg/DE)
P 42
Correction of the knee malalignment with supracondylar femoral
osteotomy fixed with retrograde intramedullary nailing
O. Karakoyun, M. F. Erol, M. Kariksiz (Tekirdağ/TR)
P 43
Do ethnicity and gender influence posterior tibial slope?
S. Bisicchia, G. M. Scordo (Rome/IT), J. Prins (Pretoria/SA)
C. Tudisco (Rome/IT)
P 44
HYADD 4-G vs. Methylprednisolone acetate in symptomatic knee
Osteoarthritis – a single-center single blind prospective randomised
controlled clinical study with 1-year follow-up
S. Bisicchia, G. Bernardi, C. Tudisco (Rome/IT)
P 45
Maneuver to avoid increase in tibial slope during open-wedge high
tibial osteotomy
C. Hossri Ribeiro (São Paulo/BR)
P 46
Differences in knee abnormalities among adolescent and adult
volleyball players by sex and age
H. Boeth (Berlin/DE), F. Eckstein (Salzburg/AT), A. MacMahon
G. Diederichs, A. Schlausch (Berlin/DE), W. Wirth (Salzburg/AT)
G. Duda (Berlin/DE)
P 47
Ilizarov method of transosseous osteosynthesis in management of
primary benign tumors of proximal tibia
D. Borzunov, P. Balaev (Kurgan/RU)
P 48
Tanezumab for patients with osteoarthritis of the knee:
a meta-analysis
S.-L. Kan, G.-Z. Ning, L.-X. Chen, S.-Q. Feng (Tianjin/CN)
P 49
An unusual case of crouching walk managed by supracondylar
femoral osteotomy
S. Secen (Polatli/TR), B. Ince (Ankara/TR)
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23rd SICOT Trainees Meeting • Thursday, 30 June 2016
08:30–09:00
Room
08:30–08:35
08:35–09:00
Opening 23rd SICOT Trainees Meeting
Egloffstein (2 Level)
Welcome and introduction
M. Sukeik (London/GB)
SICOT Young Surgeons Committee
F. Kucukdurmaz (Istanbul/TR)
09:00–09:30 Invited lecture 1
Surgical options for shoulder instability
H. G. El-Din Zaki Said (Assiut/EG)
09:30–10:30
Room
Chairs
S. Ruchholtz (Marburg/DE), T. Minas (Boston, MA/US)
The use of minimally invasive bony debridement surgery for the
treatment of non healing neuropathic foot ulceration
M. Blomfield, J. Stanley (York/GB)
Accuracy of femoral component rotation in TKA – are the current
limits acceptable – a cadaveric study examining laxity and
tibiofemoral fontact forces
W. Manning, M. Ghosh, A. Blain (Newcastle/GB)
L. Longstaff (Durham/GB), D. Deehan (Newcastle/GB)
Tourniquet time for navigated total knee arthroplasties
A. Hussain (Huntingdon/GB)
The functional assessment of total knee replacement:
one year after surgery
G. Sidhu, R. Garg, H. Sidhu, S. Gupta, D. Jain (Ludhiana/IN)
Outcome of the restoration cone/conical modular femoral revision
system in 67 patients
S. Harrison, C. Lewis, G. McWilliams, R. Metcalf
S. Sidhom (Huddersfield/GB)
45
Laxity and tibiofemoral contact force at time of knee arthroplasty:
a cadaveric study examining kinematics to improve understanding of
true balance
Patella instability – articulating the current situation
S. Kyle, A. Fishlock (Huddersfield/GB)
The effect of tibial component external rotation upon knee laxity and
contact force – a cadaveric study
10:30-11:00 Coffee break in the exhibition area and poster presentation
Acetabular fractures
S. Ruchholtz (Marburg/DE)
Cartilage repair around the knee – techniques and results
T. Minas (Boston, MA/US)
12:00–12:30
12:30–13:00
Invited lecture 4
Shoulder arthroplasty in proximal humerus fractures – Anatomic or
reverse?
F. Gohlke (Würzburg/DE)
Invited lecture 5
Anatomic cruciate repair – Do we really have to?
F. Fu (Pittsburgh, PA/US)
13:00-14:00 Lunch break in the exhibition area and poster presentation
46
13:00–14:00 Workshop presentation 1 Kemenate Johnson & Johnson Medical GmbH
1 Level
ATTUNE® Knee System – optimised balance by stability in motion
14:00–15:30
Room
Chairs
Best trainee presentations
H. G. El-Din Zaki Said (Assiut/EG), F. Kucukdurmaz (Istanbul/TR)
The effect of tourniquet and knee position during wound closure
after total knee arthroplasty on early recovery of range of motion
E. Sukur (Sakarya/TR), Y. E. Akman, A. Senel
Y. Ozturkmen (Istanbul/TR), I. Azboy (Philadelphia, PA/US)
The influence of constrained condylar knee replacement in the
presence of posterolateral corner deficiency – a dynamic navigated
cadaveric study
M. Ghosh, W. Manning, A. Blain, S. Rushton (Newcastle/GB)
Influence of metal-on-metal hip endoprosthesis wear particles and
ions on mesenchymal stromal cells in vivo and in vitro
A. Rakow, J. Schoon, A. Dienelt, T. John, M. Textor, G. Duda, C. Perka
F. Schulze, A. Ode (Berlin/DE)
Primary repair of the ACL – a paradigm shift
S. S. Ahmad, A. Krismer, S. Kohl (Bern/CH)
Differences in biomarkers of cartilage matrix turnover and their
changes over 2 years in adolescent and adult volleyball athletes
A. MacMahon, H. Boeth (Berlin/DE), R. Poole (Montreal/CA)
F. Buttgereit (Berlin/DE), P. Önnerfjord , P. Lorenzo, C. Klingt
A. Prahmed (Lund/SE), G. Duda (Berlin/DE)
Residual postoperative fracture gap after internal fixation of sacral
fractures
W. Alsharkawy (Kuwait/KW), H. Abdelazeem, S. Khaled
A. Galal (Cairo/EG)
47
What is the best treatment for unstable slipped upper femoral
epiphysis? A systematic review and exploratory patient level analysis
K. Sacchi, A. Chytas, K. Tsang, M. Ahmad, S. Alshryda (Manchester/GB)
J. Mason (Coventry/GB)
Quadriceps tendon-bone is superior to bone-patella tendon-bone
autograft when reconstructing the anterior cruciate ligament:
a meta-analysis
O. Riaz, A. Aqil, F. Hossain (Huddersfield/GB), G. Radcliffe (Bradford/GB)
The role of vitamin D deficiency in orthopaedic patients:
prevalence and impact in a single-centre analysis
K. Horas (Würzburg/DE), G. Maier (Oldenburg/DE)
A. Kurth (Ratingen/DE), K. E. Roth (Mainz/DE)
U. Maus (Oldenburg/DE)
Rupture of the distal biceps tendon – anatomic reconstruction with
1 vs. 2 suture anchors – results of a randomised clinical trial
M. Weißenberger (Würzburg, Frankfurt am Main/DE)
H. Kollenda (Frankfurt am Main/DE), K. Rückl (Würzburg/DE)
R. Hoffmann, K. Schmidt-Horlohé (Frankfurt am Main/DE)
15:30–16:00 Coffee break in the exhibition area and poster presentation
16:00–16:30
Invited lecture 6
Undesirable effects of operative intervention in osteoporotic
vertebral fractures
P. Raab (Würzburg/DE)
Rotator cuff tears – diagnosis and treatment
N. Aydin (Istanbul/TR)
Developmental dysplasia of the hip
S. Er (Istanbul/TR)
17:30
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End day 1
23rd SICOT Trainees Meeting • Friday, 1 July 2016
08:00-08:30 Onsite registration and opening of the exhibition area
08:30–09:30
Room
Chairs
R. Forst (Erlangen/DE), R. Verdonk (Gent/BE)
Pedicle screw fixation and spinal deformity progression in spine injuries
G. Sidhu, A. Dogra, H. Selhi, M. Yamin, D. Jain (Ludhiana/IN)
Synovasure, are we really sure?
E. Martin, F. Qamar, A. Ng, L. Koch, A. Shetty (Wakefield/GB)
Relationship of biomarkers of cartilage matrix turnover to knee
Articular cartilage thinning and thickening in adult volleyball athletes
A. MacMahon, H. Boeth (Berlin/DE), R. Poole (Montreal/CA)
F. Eckstein, W. Wirth (Salzburg/AT), F. Buttgereit
G. Diederichs (Berlin/DE), P. Önnerfjord, C. Klingt (Lund/SE)
G. Duda (Berlin/DE)
Clinical and radiological outcomes after surgical treatment of talus
fractures
M. A. Çaçan (Bitlis/TR), I. Azboy (Philadelphia, PA/US), M. Bulut
S. Necmioğlu, H. Arslan (Diyarbakır/TR)
The value of tranexamic acid in reducing blood loss following hip
reconstruction in children with cerebral palsy
K. Sacchi, I. Majid, E. Morakis, S. Alshryda, A. Foster (Manchester/GB)
Functional outcomes after ACL graft placement using a transtibial
or anteromedial portal technique – challenging current paradigms of
the anatomic ACL reconstruction
O. Riaz, F. Hossain, S. Nisar, A. Aqil, A. Siddiqui (Huddersfield/GB)
The use of metaphyseal sleeves in revision knee surgery
S. Nisar, O. Riaz, J. Marciniak, G. Walsh (Huddersfield/GB)
Early results of a geriatric hip fracture program in India for femoral
neck fracture
G. Sidhu, H. Selhi, D. Jain, M. Yamin (Ludhiana/IN)
49
Femoroacetabular impingement
Acetabular and femoral defect classification and therapeutic algorithm
R. von Eisenhart-Rothe (Munich/DE)
10:30-11:00 Coffee break in the exhibition area and poster presentation
Secrets of primary hip arthroplasty
Patellar height measurement and abnormalities
J. Caton (Paris/FR)
Secrets of primary knee arthroplasty
12:30-13:00 Invited lecture 14
Finding the evidence in the literature – Pubmed & Google
F. Kucukdurmaz (Istanbul/TR)
13:00-14:00 Lunch break in the exhibition area and poster presentation
13:00–14:00 Workshop presentation 2
Kemenate Stryker GmbH & Co. KG (Duisburg/DE)
1 Level Tibial fractures Nailing & Plating
50
14:00–14:30
Room
Chairs
Trainee presentations III
F. Kucukdurmaz (Istanbul/TR), M. Sukeik (London/GB)
Ankle fractures and the delay in operative intervention due to soft
tissue swelling – an audit on length of hospital stay and the economic
burden
M. Shaath (Manchester/GB), M. Sukeik, A. Najefi, P. Sinha
K. Vemulapalli (Essex/GB)
Multicentered study of operation notes – a review of surgical practice
in orthopaedics
M. Z. Sohail, S. Bickerton, S. Hasan, G. Mamarelis, N. Sivanadarajah
B. Dala-Ali (Harlow/GB)
Arthroscopic assisted shoulder interposition arthroplasty
I. Basat, M. Demirtaş (Ankara/TR)
Changes in the fracture patterns of the distal radius in patients aged
between 51–89 years between 2006 and 2012
S. Nisar, F. Hossain, O. Riaz, S. Ankarath (Huddersfield/GB)
Publishing in international orthopaedics/SICOT J
15:00–15:30
15:30-16:00
Invited lecture 16
Management of periprosthetic joint infection
T. Gehrke (Hamburg/DE)
Coffee break in the exhibition area and poster presentation
What do I need to know about knee kinematics in TKR
W. Fitz (Boston, MA/US)
Meniscus pathology – diagnosis, repair techniques and replacement
R. Verdonk (Gent/BE)
51
Simulation training in arthroscopic surgery
S. Reppenhagen (Würzburg/DE)
17:30–17:45 Close of meeting and prizes
M. Sukeik (London/GB)
52
23rd SICOT Trainees Meeting • Poster presentations
Trainees P 1
Biomechanical comparison of different suture materials in ligament
repair – relationship between suture extension and gap formation
M. Jordan, S. Hoelscher-Doht, S. Boelch, H. Jansen
R. Meffert (Würzburg/DE)
Trainees P 2
The changes of knee joint moment for clients with knee osteoarthritis
after 8 weeks Pinnacle trainer training
Y.-L. You, C.-F. Lin, L.-C. Kuo, C.-J. Lin, H.-F. Chieh
F.-C. Su (Taiwan/CN)
Trainees P 3 Tuberculous Lumbar Spinal Epidural Abscess in a young adult:
case report
A. Alqatub, G. Hasan, S. Kani (Baghdad/IQ)
Trainees P 4 Learning curve for navigated knee arthroplasty
Trainees P 5 Tourniquet time for navigated total knee arthroplasties
Trainees P 6 Minimally invasive plate osteosynthesis for humerus shaft fractures:
promising results
G. Sidhu, H. Selhi, M. Yamin (Ludhiana/IN)
Trainees P 7 Autograft versus allograft in anterior cruciate ligament
Reconstruction – a meta-analysis with trial sequential analysis
S.-L. Kan, G.-Z. Ning, L.-X. Chen, S.-Q. Feng (Tianjin/CN)
Trainees P 8
Health and cost implications of different methods of venous
thromboembolism prophylaxis in Germany
R. Saunders, V. Mittard (Freiburg im Breisgau/DE)
M. Sullivan (Hampshire/GB)
Trainees P 9 The use of pneumatic tourniquets in paediatric orthopaedic surgery
R. Aldous, K. Rajput, F. Ali, A. Guleria (Manchester/GB)
53
23rd SICOT Trainees Meeting • Poster presentations
Trainees P 10 Estimating fatty degeneration of the supraspinatus muscle using
real time shear wave ultrasound elastography compared to
MRI spectroscopic fat measurement
F. Gilbert, L. Eden, D. Ziegler, R. Meffert, A. Weng, H. Köstler
J. Schmalzl, D. Boehm (Würzburg/DE)
Trainees P 11 Tibial plateau fracture with bucket-handle tears of both the medial
and lateral menisci – a rare fracture case with severe soft tissue
injuries
X.-Z. Chen, P. Lin (Beijing/CN)
Trainees P 12 Calcification of the medial collateral knee ligament
Y. Kamawal, A. Steinert, M. Rudert, T. Barthel (Würzburg/DE)
Trainees P 13 Arthroscopic treatment of spinoglenoid cysts associated with ramus
infraspinatus neuropathy
K. Rueckl, C. Konrads, M. Weißenberger, M. Rudert
P. Plumhoff (Würzburg/DE)
54
inDeX
A
Abdelazeem, H.
Abkarovits, G.
Adhikari, A.
Ahmad, M.
Ahmad, S. S.
Akkaya, M.
Akman, Y. E.
Alam, M.
Al-Azzani, W.
Aldous, R.
Ali, F.
Alqatub, A.
Alsharkawy, W.
Alshryda, S.
Altevers, J.
Ankarath, S.
Annabi, H.
Aqil, A.
Arbuthnot, J.
Arslan, H.
Aydin, N.
Azboy, I.
47
31
35
48
47
39
47
41
32, 41
53
53
53
47
48, 49
43
51
40
48, 49
41
49
45, 48
47, 49
B
Bache, C.
Baier, C.
Balaev, P.
Bansal, V.
Barrett, R.
Barthel, T.
Basaran, S. H.
Basat, I.
Bauchspiess, F.
Bayramoglu, A.
Beauchamp, C.
Beckmann, J.
Benco, M.
Bernardi, G.
Bickerton, S.
Bisicchia, S.
Blain, A.
Blomfield, M.
Blunk, T.
Boehm, D.
Boelch, S.
Boeth, H.
Borja, F.
Borzunov, D.
Bozkurt, M.
Braun, S.
Breier, A.
Bucsi, L.
43
38
44
40
31
40, 54
39
51
40
40
38
33, 35
40
44
51
44
45, 46, 47
36, 45
37
54
53
44, 47, 49
33
44
39, 41
43
36
31
Buhs, M.
Buldu, M. T.
Bulut, M.
Burkhardt, J.
Bush, H.
Buttgereit, F.
35
41
49
35
31
47, 49
C
Çaçan, M. A.
Calara, F.
Cankaya, D.
Cannova, C.
Caton, J.
Celen, Z. E.
Ceyhan, E.
Chatterjee, P.
Chatuverdi, A.
Chen, L.-X.
Chen, X.-Z.
Chieh, H.-F.
Chytas, A.
Ciliz, D. S.
Clarke, H.
Clyburn, T.
49
43
39, 40, 41
33
33, 50
41
41
42
36
44, 53
54
53
48
41
38
35
D
Dala-Ali, B.
Dasar, U.
David, S.
Davies, A.
Deehan, D.
Demirtaş, M.
Deveci, A.
Devgan, A.
Dickey, I.
Dickschas, J.
Diederichs, G.
Dienelt, A.
Dogra, A.
Duda, G.
51
39
39
32, 41
45, 46, 47
51
39, 41
40
35
32
44, 49
47
49
44, 47, 49
E
Eckstein, F.
44, 49
Eden, L.
40, 54
Ehrendorfer, S.
42
Eisenhart-Rothe, R. von34, 36, 50
Elafram, R.
40
Ellermann, A.
28
Enayatollahi, M. A.
45, 49
Er, S.
48, 49
Erol, M. F.
28, 44
F
Faerber, L.-C.
Falez, F.
Fehske, K.
Felmet, G.
Feng, H.
Feng, S.-Q.
Ferner, F.
Ferreira, A.
Fiedler, F.
Firat, A.
Fishlock, A.
Fitz, W.
Forst, R.
Foster, A.
Franz, A.
Fraser, J.
Frey, S. P.
Frosch, M.
Fu, F.
Funken, J.
37
38
40
31, 41
40
44, 53
32
30
39
39
32, 41, 46
35, 51
38, 49
49
32, 34
39
37
28
31, 32, 46
39
G
Galal, A.
Garbe, L.-A.
Gahr, R.
Garg, R.
Gehrke, T.
Gella, S.
Georgiou, K.
Geries, H.
Ghosh, M.
Gilbert, F.
Giurea, A.
Gohlke, F.
Graber, T.
Graichen, H.
Grifka, J.
Gruenther, R.-A.
Grupp, T. M.
Guleria, A.
Gupta, S.
Guven, E. N.
47
36
40
45
37, 38, 51
43
38
39
45, 46, 47
54
37
46
38
34
38
43
37
53
45
40
H
Hadj Salah, M.
Hahn, J.
Harrer, J.
Harrison, S.
Harvey, A.
Hasan, G.
Hasan, S.
Heinrich, G.
40
36
32
45
33
53
51
36
55
Index
Henne, J.
Hermanns, S.
Hesseling, B.
Hoberg, M.
Hoelscher-Doht, S.
Hoffmann, R.
Hofmann, R.
Holzapfel, B.
Holz, J.
Holzapfel, B.
Horas, K.
Hosack, L.
Hossain, F.
Hossri Ribeiro, C.
Hoyer, M.
Huang, X.
Hube, R.
Huber, B.
Hussain, A.
I
Ilg, A.
Ince, B.
42
39
28
39
37, 53
48
41
41
41
41
48
43
48, 49, 51
44
36
40
6, 8, 35
35
45, 53
41
44
J
Jacob, C.
Jain, D.
Jakob, F.
Jansen, H.
Janz, V.
Jawhar, A.
Jerbi, I.
Jiang, C.
John, T.
Jones, D.
Jordan, M.
43
45, 49
31, 36
37, 53
43
39
40
40
47
35
40, 53
K
Kamawal, Y.
Kan, S.-L.
Kani, S.
Karakoyun, O.
Kariksiz, M.
Kawamura, T.
Kennedy, B.
Keshmiri, A.
Khaled, S.
Kirikci, G.
Klingt, C.
Kluge, A.
Koch, L.
Köck, F.
Kohl, S.
54
44, 53
53
28, 44
44
40
31
38
47
40
47, 49
42
49
33, 35
47
56
Kolbow, K.
Kollenda, H.
Komnik, I.
Kon, E.
Konrads, C.
Konrath, J.
Köstler, H.
Krishnan, J.
Krismer, A.
Kucukdurmaz, F.
Kumar, R.
Kuo, L.-C.
Kurth, A.
Kurtz, W.
Kyle, S.
42
48
39
36
54
31
54
38, 42, 43
47
45, 47, 50, 51
42
53
48
35
46
L
Lacza, Z.
31
Lampe, F.
39
Lazovic, D.
42
Lewis, C.
45
Li, C.
35
Lin, C.-F.
53
Lin, C.-J.
53
Lin, P.
54
Lloyd, D.
31
Lohan, A.
36
Longstaff, L.
45, 46, 47
Lopez-Duran Stern, L.
37
Lorenzo, P.
47
Lowery, K.
36
Lucas, C.
28
Lucke, M.
31
Luedemann, M.
43
Lütten, C.
41
M
Mack, D.
MacMahon, A.
Maderbacher, G.
Maier, G.
Maini, L.
Majid, I.
Majzik, E.
Mamarelis, G.
Manning, W.
Marciniak, J.
Marques, C.
Martin, E.
Martin, G.
Mason, J.
Matsuura, T.
Maus, U.
33, 35
44, 47, 49
38
48
42
49
31
51
45, 46, 47
49
39
32, 49
35
48
40
42, 48
Mayr, H.
Mbarek, M.
Mclaren, A.
Mclemore, R.
McWilliams, G.
Meffert, R. H.
Meise, D.
Mercer, G.
Metcalf, R.
Meyer, M.
Minas, T.
Minehara, H.
Mittard, V.
Morakis, E.
Morgan, R.
Morlock, M.
28
40
43
43
45
37, 40
43
42
45
36
31, 32, 45, 46
40
53
49
42
33
N
Najefi, A.
Nandy, K.
Necmioğlu, S.
Nedzad, S.
Newman, J.
Ng, A.
Niehaus, R.
Niemeyer, P.
Niesen, M.
Ning, G.-Z.
Nisar, S.
Nöth, U.
51
42
49
43
32
49
42
28
38
44, 53
49, 51
36
O
Obertacke, U.
Ode, A.
Önnerfjord, P.
Ozdemir, G.
Ozkurt, B.
Ozturkmen, Y.
39
47
47, 49
40
39
47
P
Paszicsnyek, T.
Peng, W.
Perka, C.
Petermann, J.
Peters, M.
Petersen, W.
Pfaff, A.
Pfitzner, T.
Plumhoff, P.
Ponelies, N.
Poole, R.
Potthast, W.
Prahmed, A.
30
40
33, 43, 47, 50
43
39
31, 32
37
43
54
39
47, 49
39
47
inDeX
Preininger, B.
Prins, J.
43
44
Q
Qamar, F.
49
R
Raab, P.
44, 48
Radcliffe, G.
48
Rajput, K.
53
Rakow, A.
47
Raman, R.
42
Ravi Varma Krishna Kumar, V. 42
Rebhi, S.
40
Reppenhagen, S.
52
Riaz, O.
48, 49, 51
Riddell, A.
32, 41
Ripp, A.
33
Rohe, A. C.
43
Röhl, H.
39
Rolston, L.
35
Rossario, E.
33
Roth, K. E.
48
Roth, P. v.
43
Ruchholtz, S.
37, 45, 46
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48
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28, 30, 33, 35, 54
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SICOT International Orthopaedics conference 2016 • 30 June–2 July 2016 • Würzburg/DE
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