Issue: April 2019
April 05, 2019
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Full-day in total hip and total knee replacement: Learn from experts

Issue: April 2019
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The EFORT-focused sessions on advanced total hip and total knee replacement have achieved great acceptance among EFORT Congress participants as an established element of training since their creation in 2014. The high attendance and the early interest that accompany this full-day program are added reasons to renew, once more, the experience this year in Lisbon on 6 June.

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The two planned sessions will cover all the latest approaches to reconstruction of hip (morning) and knee (afternoon) in adults. The aim is to provide younger joint replacement specialists and more experienced senior consultants alike, with an update on the latest in techniques and treatments.

This detailed program proved to deliver a wide enough and well-balanced scientific content, complemented by the interactivity of the discussion periods.

Full Day in Advanced in Total Hip Replacement | Thursday 6 June 2019 | Room: Lisbon
08:00 -12:00

Some of the most well-known specialists in total hip replacement in Europe will present their latest updated facts and tips for this surgery performed under specific conditions, such as dislocation and instability. Periprosthetic femoral fractures will be highlighted, as well as hip arthroplasty in young patients. A last chapter focusing on “hot topics” of this procedure in the current medical context will wrap-up this complete summary of hip replacement techniques. Each sub-section of the hip program will include experienced input regarding the use of registries data for decision-making in the specific conditions presented.

THA Dislocation and Instability
Moderation: Per Kjaersgaard-Andersen (Denmark) and Willem Schreurs (The Netherlands)

  • How Big Is The Problem – What Do Registries Show Us? | Rob G. H. H. Nelissen (The Netherlands)
  • Spine-Hip Relationship : How Does It Influence THA Stability? | Jean Yves Lazennec (France)
  • How Should We Treat Recurrent Dislocation - An Algorithm | Stephen Jones (UK)
  • Why I Always Use Dual-Mobility Cups In Instability | Jean Alain Epinette (France)
  • Why I Do Not Use Dual-Mobility Cups As A Routine In Patients At Risk For Instability | Søren Overgaard (Denmark)
  • Why I Still Use Constrained Liners | Philippe Hernigou (France)

Periprosthetic Femoral Fractures in THA
Moderation: Luigi Zagra (Italy) and Andreas Loefler (Australia)

  • Two Cases Where Fixation Had A Poor Outcome | Karl Stoffel (Switzerland)
  • Two Revision Cases With Poor Outcome | Dieter Christian Wirtz (Germany)
  • Classification of Periprosthetic Femoral Fractures | Theofilos Karachalios (Greece)
  • How Big Is The Problem – What Can Registries Show Us? | Ola Rolfson (Sweden)
  • What Treatment Strategies Are Recommended? | Klaus-Peter Günther (Germany)
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THA in Younger Patients
Moderation: Klaus A. Siebenrock (Switzerland) and Francesco Falez (Italy)

  • What Do Registries Show Us On Trends In Frequency And Outcome? | Claus Varnum (Denmark)
  • What Is Important And What Are Risk Factors In Young Patients? | Fares Haddad (UK)
  • Cemented Or Non-Cemented THA | Stephen Graves (Australia)
  • HXL Polyethylene On Metal / Ceramic Or Ceramic-On-Ceramic | Luigi Zagra (Italy)
  • The Very Young Patient – What To Do? | Per Kjaersgaard-Andersen (Denmark)

Hot Topics in THA – Latest News
Moderation: Søren Overgaard (Denmark) and George Macheras (Greece)

  • Truniosis: The Problem, Prevalence And Clinical Relevance | Michael M. Morlock (Germany)
  • Obesity And THA: Results And Clinical Relevance | Richard De Steiger (Australia)
  • Smoking And Alcohol: Is There A Behavior For Risk At THA? | Henrik Malchau (United States)
  • Same-Day THA: Which Patient, Which Surgeon, Which Hospital? | Stephan Vehmeijer (The Netherlands)

Full Day in Advanced Total Knee Replacement | Thursday 6 June 2019 | Room: Lisbon
15:00-18:30

A panel of recognized European experts with in-depth experience in total knee replacement will share their knowledge with a focus on the influence of new technologies available for the day-to-day practice and the key elements for a successful procedure. Patellofemoral resurfacing and extensor mechanism repair techniques will be pointed out in regard to the most common challenges faced by any orthopaedic surgeon while performing both a primary or revison knee arthroplasty.

Role of New Technology in TKA
Moderation: Jan Verhaar (The Netherlands) and Carsten Perka (Germany)

  • Navigation: Still Valuable? | Richard De Steiger (Australia)
  • 3-D Printing: What Are The Options? | Emmanuel Thienpont (Belgium)
  • Enhanced Recovery. Where Are We Now? | Anders Troelsen (Denmark)

Patellofemoral Topics in TKA
Moderation: Roland Becker (Germany) and Jean-Noël Argenson (France)

  • Patellar Resurfacing? No. | Jan Verhaar (The Netherlands)
  • Patellar Resurfacing? Yes. | Francesco Benazzo (Italy)
  • Extensor Mechanism Repair In TKA | Andrea Baldini (Italy)

Diagnosis and Patient Outcome in Revision TKA
Moderation: Francesco Benazzo (Italy) and Sébastien Lustig (France)

  • Diagnostic Algorithm Of Unhappy Knee | Roland Becker (Germany)
  • Unhappy TKA With Infection. ICM - Philadelphia Advice | Martin Clauss (Switzerland)
  • Unhappy TKA With Instability. What To Do? | Gijs Van Hellemondt (The Netherlands)
  • Unhappy TKA With Major Bone Loss. How To Solve? | Carsten Perka (Germany)

Basic Rules For a Successful Primary TKA
Moderation: Nanne Kort (The Netherlands) and Andrea Baldini (Italy)

  • Patient Selection, Planning And Implant Choice | José Filipe Salreta (Portugal)
  • Approaches, Alignment Options And Implant Choice | Jean-Noël Argenson (France)
  • Bony Cuts And Rotational Positioning | Andrew Price (UK)
  • Ligament Balancing And Fixation Of Implant | Sébastien Lustig (France)

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The primary target attendees for this featured program are confirmed specialists or senior consultants within the area of total hip or knee replacement.

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The course is free of charge, but pre-registration is required via the main congress online registration platform. The full-day in total hip & total knee replacement may be attended only if the participant is already registered for the EFORT Congress. Registration allows participants to attend any of the two half-day sessions. All details to sign-up are available on the registration platform. Do not forget to visit our 2019 Congress website regularly.