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16 October 2017Venue: The Royal Society of Medicine, London

Course convenor: Mr Tom Quick, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital

CPD: 6 credits

Brachial plexus and peripheral nerve injury masterclass

Brachial plexus and peripheral nerve injury masterclass

16 October 2017 Venue: The Royal Society of Medicine, London

Course convenor: Mr Tom Quick, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital

This event returns for its second year after receiving hugely enthusiastic reviews. The masterclass will be led by the Peripheral Nerve Injury Unit in London (with numerous invited international speakers).

Designed to provide a specific treatment based emphasis for allied health professionals, surgical trainees or consultants in practice. The course also presents a great overview of the field of nerve injury, from clinical and neurophysiologic assessment through treatment to outcome assessments in nerve injury.

Registration fees

Consultant: £250 Allied Health Professional: £150 (includes physiotherapists) Trainee: £150 Retired/Student: £80 (not earning a salary over 16k)

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Programme

Monday 16 October 2017

08:00 Registration and refreshmentsDIAGNOSIS

08:30 Basic science of nerve injury Mr Tom Quick, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital 08:50 New concepts in nerve recovery Dr Fredrik Roos, Hand and Orthopedic Surgeon, Stockholm South General Hospital

09:10 Nerve graft and conduits Dr Marco Sinisi, Head of Department, Peripheral Nerve Injury Unit, RNOH, Stanmore09:20 Neurophysiology pre and intraoperative Speaker to be confirmed

09:35 Anatomy and examination of the brachial plexus Mihai Pietreanu, Stockholm South General Hospital 10:00 Break out session: diagnosis of injury A-D

10:30 Discussion and invited questions10:45 RefreshmentsTREATMENT11:05 Obstetric lesions, diagnosis, management and primary surgery Dr Tomas Hultgren, Senior Consultant, Department of Hand Surgery, Stockholm South General Hospital

11:25 A guide to assessing the adult traumatic brachial plexus injury Mr Anthony Macquillan, Consultant Plastic Surgeon, Peripheral Nerve Injury Unit, RNOH, Stanmore11:45 Adult brachial plexus surgical approaches Mr Mike Fox, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Peripheral Nerve Injury Unit, RNOH, Stanmore

12:05 Nerve transfers Dr Fredrik Roos, Hand and Orthopaedic Surgeon, Stockholm South General Hospital 12:20 Spinal cord reimplantation Professor Thomas Carlstedt, Hand and Nerve Surgery Specialist, University College London

12:40 Break out session: treatment A-D 13:10 Discussion and invited questions13:25 LunchRESTORATION AND REHABILITATION 14:10 Rehabilitation principles in nerve injury Kathryn Johnson, OT Lead, Peripheral Nerve Injury Unit, RNOH, Stanmore Hazel Brown, Specialist Physiotherapist, Peripheral Nerve Injury Unit, RNOH, Stanmore14:30 Tendon transfers in the upper limb Dr Fredrik Roos, Hand and Orthopaedic Surgeon, Stockholm South General Hospital14:45 Palliative fusions Mihai Pietreanu, Stockholm South General Hospital15:00 Free functional muscle transfer

Mr Anthony Macquillan, Consultant Plastic Surgeon, Peripheral Nerve Injury Unit, RNOH, Stanmore15:20 Neuropathic pain Dr Marco Sinisi, Head of Department, Peripheral Nerve Injury Unit, RNOH, Stanmore 15:30 Discussion and invited questions

Topics include:

• Peripheral nerve examination pearls• Demonstration and explanation of brachial plexus examination• Brachial plexus exposures and techniques • Peripheral nerve exposures and techniques• Tendon transfers• Free functioning muscle transfers• Neuropathic pain diagnosis and surgical treatment options• Erbs palsy update

15:40 Refreshments 16:00 Outcomes Mr Tom Quick, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital CLINICAL CASES

16:10 Upper trunk injury adult Mr Mike Fox, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Peripheral Nerve Injury Unit, RNOH, Stanmore Mihai Pietreanu, Stockholm South General Hospital16:30 OBPP injury

Dr Marco Sinisi, Head of Department, Peripheral Nerve Injury Unit, RNOH, Stanmore Dr Tomas Hultgren, Senior Consultant, Department of Hand Surgery, Stockholm South General Hospital 16:50 Total plexus Mr Anthony Macquillan, Consultant Plastic Surgeon, Peripheral Nerve Injury Unit, RNOH, Stanmore Dr Fredrik Roos, Hand and Orthopaedic Surgeon, Stockholm South General Hospital17:10 Radial nerve - CPN - scatic nerve

Speaker to be confirmed 17:20 Summary learning points Mr Tom Quick, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital17:25 Discussion and invited questions 18:00 Close of meeting

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