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Welcome 5

International & National Faculty 7

Bios International Speakers 8

Detailed Program 12

Practical Info 19

Notes 20

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EXHIBITORS

Dear Colleague, Welcome at the Orthopaedica Belgica 2017 Congress. As you noticed, this location is situated in the hearth of Brussels only a few steps away from the Brussels Grand-Place and the Central Railway Station.

Our main topics of the congress are:Thursday§ Difficult TKA§ Trauma: shoulder, paediatrics & hand

Friday§ Revision TKA§ Hip & leg fractures

Do not miss the Orthopaedic walking dinner in the Maison Grand-Place on Thursday: the perfect opportunity to relax and network with your colleagues and friends! In this book you will find the detailed programme, as well as a map of the exhibition & catering zone. We have included pages to take your notes during the conferences. We wish you a very pleasant and interesting congress. Best regards,

Alain HebrantPresident Sorbcot

Olivier Verborgt President BVOT

WEBSITE www.ob2017.org

Nanni Allington § Olivier Cornu § Luc De Smet § Pierre-Louis Docquier § Alain Hebrant § William Kurth

Bernard Lefebvre § Guy Molenaers § Florence Mulpas § Jeroen Neyt § Guy Putzeys § Thierry Scheerlinck

Luc Van Overstraeten § Bruno Vandekerckhove § Olivier Verborgt § Peter Verdonk § Jan Victor § David Zorman

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SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

WELCOME

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INTERNATIONAL & NATIONAL FACULTY

n Raphaël Acquaviva

n Nanni Allington

n Andrea Baldini (Italy)

n Oliver Barbier

n François Barvais

n David Beverland (Ireland)

n Michel Bonnin (France)

n Jérôme Boquet

n Jean-Louis Briard (France)

n Emmanuel Camus

n Pascale Cornette

n Olivier Cornu

n François Daubresse

n Eric De Groof

n Luc De Smet

n Wim De Weerdt

n Jean-Pierre Delcour

n Douglas Dennis (United States)

n Pierre-Louis Docquier

n Joris Duerinckx

n Anne Durnez

n Robert Elbaum

n Olivier Flamand

n Patrice Forget

n Jean-Paul Forthomme

n Bernard Geulette

n Philippe Gillet

n Jean Goubau

n Frank Handelberg

n Alain Hebrant

n Nadine Hollevoet

n Bernardo Innocenti

n Marc Jayankura

n Louis-Nicolas Jekeler

n Harold Jennart

n Jerry Kieffer (Luxembourg)

n William Kurth

n Bernard Lefebvre

n Xavier Libouton

n Frédéric Louis

n Christophe Marchal

n David Mathieu

n François Melebeck

n Willem-Jan Metsemakers

n Charles Msika (France)

n Jeroen Neyt

n Gaëtan Opsomer

n Eric Partoune

n Frank Plasschaert

n Pascal Poilvache

n Didier Postlethwaite

n Dan Putineanu

n Guy Putzeys

n Stéphanie Remy

n Peter Reynders

n Thierry Scheerlinck

n Philippe Schiepers

n Frédéric Schuind

n Danny Stoffelen

n Gilbert Taglang (France)

n {Emmanuel Thienpont

n Alex Valcu

n Tom Van Isacker

n Jan Van Meirhaeghe

n Luc Van Overstraeten

n Bruno Vandekerckhove

n Wim Vandesande

n Jeroen Vanhaecke

n Olivier Verborgt

n Peter Verdonk

n Filip Verhaegen

n Frederik Verstreken

n Jan Victor

n Kelly Vince (New Zealand)

n Serge Willems

n Jean-Cyr Yombi

n David Zorman

Dr Andrea Baldini was born in Florence in 1971, where he studied Medicine and specialized in orthopaedics and traumatology (Director Paolo Aglietti). He spent a year as a fellow in hip and knee reconstruction at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York (Cornell University, 2003-2004) and also undertook the Knee Society’s John N. Insall Travelling Fellowship in October 2007. He is now an orthopaedic surgeon renown for hip and knee arthroplasty and institute director at IFCA Clinic in Florence. He is specialized in difficult primaries and revision cases with a special interest in advanced medical care for arthroplasty patients.He is a member of several societies such as: Florentin Orthopaedics Society, Italian Knee Society, Italian Orthopaedic Society, Hospital Special Surgery Alumni, John Insall Club.

Qualified in 1978 from Queen’s University Belfast (QUB). Did an MD in 1985 and in 1988/9 did an arthroplasty and then a trauma fellowship in Wrightington and Toronto respectively. Appointed as a consultant in Musgrave Park Hospital in Belfast in 1990. In 2011 appointed honorary Professor QUB. Is a high volume primary hip and knee replacement surgeon and has maintained a keen interest in research throughout his career with over 95 PubMed publications.

Dr Michel Bonnin is a French surgeon born in Dijon in 1960, married with two children. He has built his entire career in Lyon: being a resident in the 80’s at Lyon University Hospitals, Chief of Clinic under Prof. Henry Dejour, Assistant Professor at university, to later become an orthopaedic surgeon in the early 90’s, currently active at the Centre Orthopédique Santy (Lyon). He is specialized in lower limb arthroplasty- hip, knee and ankle joint replacement. He performs approximately 500 to 600 joint arthroplasty cases each year. He has a keen interest in clinical research, implant development and worldwide professional education.He is currently President of the French Hip and Knee Society (SFHG). One of his latest publications (all available on Pubmed): “Morphometric analysis of the distal femur in total knee arthroplasty and native knees” (Bonnin MP, Saffarini M, Bossard N, Dantony E, Victor J. Bone Joint J. 2016).

Andrea Baldini (Italy)

David Beverland (Ireland)

Michel Bonnin (France)

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BIOS INTERNATIONAL SPEAKERS

Dr Jean-Louis Briard is a French orthopaedic surgeon specialised exclusively in the knee and its prosthetic replacement (sports and degenerative). His remarkable career path, embracing a Harvard residency and many visits to China and other countries throughout Asia, makes him a surgeon who personifies globalisation. In 1981 he was appointed in Rouen where he started a private practice, counting about 800 cases a year.He has an impressive list of articles, teaching and lectures in the field. He is currently involved in education in China and India with his former residents and participates to retrospective multicentre studies in France.

Dr. Douglas Dennis is a graduate of Ohio State University and currently a Professor of Bioengineering at the University of Denver and an Assistant Clinical Professor in the Department of Orthopedic Surgery at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. He has a keen interest in knee arthroplasty which has resulted in two decades of study of the kinematics of knee replacement and how it relates to total knee arthroplasty design. This research has generated numerous publications in the orthopedic literature. He is the past president of the American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeons and Knee Society, a member of the Hip Society, and serves as Executive Director of Operation Walk Denver, an organization committed to performing free joint replacement in developing countries for those patients without access to medical care.

Jean-Louis Briard (France)

Douglas Dennis (USA)

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Dr Jerry Kieffer is a pediatric orthopedic surgeon at Kannerklinik Luxembourg and a consultant in pediatric spine surgery at Brussels Hôpital Universitaire des Enfants Reine Fabiola.He is a Scoliosis Research Society fellow with a special interest in growing spine deformity treatment.

Jerry Kieffer (Luxembourg)

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Kelly George David Vince, M.D., FRCS (C) is an orthopaedic surgeon at the Hospital for Special Surgery (CCD) of Wellington & Wairarapa in New Zealand. He was educated at Harvard University (Cambridge, MA) and got his medical degree from McGill University Faculty of Medicine (Montreal, Quebec), where he later become an intern and resident. He did his fellowship in the knee service of the Hospital For Special Surgery in New York. In 2003-2004 he was awarded one of the “Best Doctors in America” (Woodward/White, Inc). His studies in progress: “Preoperative evaluation of the failed total knee arthroplasty: current practice in a regional medical centre”, Whangarei Hospital.

Graduated in 1980 by the University Louis Pasteur in Strasbourg.Specialized in medicine and biology applied to Sport in 1981 and specialized in Orthopaedic and Traumatology in 1986. Head Surgeon of the trauma department at the Traumatology Hospital in Strasbourg from 1986 to 2006, and since this date, surgeon at University Hospital of Strasbourg.Founding member with I. Kempf and A. Grosse of the Association Internationale pour l’Ostéosynthèse Dynamique (AIOD) in 1986. President of the Association from 2000 until today. Co-founding member of the OTCF (Osteosynthesis and Trauma Care Foundation) in 2007.abroad.

Charles Msika, M.D. M.Sc., is a dual citizen U.S. and French Orthopaedic Surgeon following a complete training and being Chief of Clinics at Paris Cochin Hospital. He was John Insall’s Fellow in the very early 80’s and worked as an Attending Surgeon and Professor of Orthopaedics at N.Y. Mount Sinai Hospital up to the end of the 80’s. He started a private practice in Paris in the early 90’s mostly devoted to Hip and Knee Replacements.He is currently Member of the John Insall’ Club, N.Y.HSS Ambassador to France, Communication Officer of the French Academy of Orthopaedics (SoFCOT) and Editorial Board Member of the Elsevier Journal “Orthopaedics-Traumatology, Surgery & Research” (O.T.S.R.).

Kelly Vince (New Zealand)

Gilbert Taglang (France)

Charles Msika (France)

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BIOS INTERNATIONAL SPEAKERS

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DETAILED PROGRAM

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THURSDAY 27 APRIL 2017ROOM: COPPER

CHAIRS: B. VANDEKERCKHOVE - K. VINCE

08:00 TEN QUESTIONS ABOUT ISSUES IN DIFFICULT TKA - A. Hebrant08:15 PRINCIPLES - JL. Briard08:30 TIPS & TRICKS - D. Beverland08:45 DISCUSSION

CHAIRS: JL. BRIARD - B. GEULETTE

09:00 FIXED GENU VARUM - D. Beverland09:15 FIXED GENU VALGUM - K. Vince09:30 FIXED FLEXION - P. Verdonk09:45 DISCUSSION

10:00 Coffee Break & Visit of the Exhibitors

CHAIRS: M. BONNIN - B. VANDEKERCKHOVE

10:30 PATELLA BAJA - M. Bonnin10:45 TKA POST MAQUET - B. Geulette11:00 PATELLOFEMORAL CREPITUS - D. Dennis11:15 DISCUSSION

CHAIRS: JL. BRIARD - J. VICTOR

11:30 FRACTURES MALUNION AND DEFORMITIES - M. Bonnin11:45 EXTRA-ARTICULAR DEFORMITIES E. Thienpont12:00 COMPENDIUM OF DIFFICULT CASES - J. Victor12:15 DISCUSSION

12:30 Walking Lunch & Visit of the Exhibitors

CHAIRS: P. POILVACHE - J. VICTOR

14:00 OLD PRINCIPLES, NEW CONCEPTS J. Victor14:15 OBESITY IN TKA - D. Dennis14:30 PLANIFICATION, ANCILLARY DISPOSABLE - P. Verdonk14:45 DISCUSSION

CHAIRS: D. BEVERLAND - S. WILLEMS

15:00 PATIENT SATISFACTION & RAPID REHABILITATION FOLLOWING TKA - D. Dennis15:15 RAPID RECOVERY IN TKA - H. Jennart15:30 PREVENTION OF HYPERALGESIA AND CHRONIC PAIN AFTER TKA : NUTRITION, WHAT ELSE? - F. Louis15:45 DISCUSSION


CHAIRS: F. DAUBRESSE - E. THIENPONT

16:30 CAOS BELGIUM: ACCURACY IN ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY: ROUNDTABLE D. Zorman - B. Innocenti17:30 PARADOX : TKA DOES NOT SEEM AS UNFORGIVING AS IT SHOULD BE GIVEN THE EXTRAORDINARY DIVERSITY OF TECHNICAL DOGMAS - C. Msika17:45 DISCUSSION (end 18:00)

19:00 Orthopaedic Walking Dinner @ Maison Grand-Place

DIFFICULT TKA

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THURSDAY 27 APRIL 2017ROOM: SILVER

CHAIRS: F. HANDELBERG - O. VERBORGT

08:00 IMPLICATION OF CLASSIFICATION F. Barvais

08:15 CONSERVATIVE, WHEN? E. Partoune

08:30 MY IDEAL CASE FOR PLATE F. Melebeck

08:45 MY IDEAL CASE FOR NAIL O. Flamand

09:00 DISCUSSION

09:08 IS THERE STILL A PLACE FOR “ANATOMICAL ARTHROPLASTY”? T. Van Isacker

09:23 TOO YOUNG FOR A “REVERSE”? F. Verhaegen

09:38 TAKE HOME MESSAGE G. Opsomer - P. Schiepers

09:53 DISCUSSION


TRAUMA - SHOULDER TRAUMA - BAPO

CHAIRS: N. ALLINGTON - R. ELBAUM

10:30 LATERAL CONDYLE FRACTURE F. Plasschaert

10:45 CORRECTION OF POSTTRAUMATIC CUBITUS VARUS BY PSI - PL. Docquier

11:00 MISSED MONTEGGIA FRACTURES L. De Smet

11:15 PROXIMAL RADIO-ULNAR SYNOSTOSIS AS A LATE COMPLICATION OF RADIAL HEAD FRACTURE - R. Acquaviva (R. Elbaum)

11:30 PARTICULARITIES OF DISTAL HUMERUS FRACTURES IN TODDLERS J. Kieffer

11:45 DISCUSSION


STUDIO 201 AB

12:45 CORIN WORKSHOP “THE THIRD CONDYLE: THE HLS TECHNIQUE APPLIED TO DIFFICULT TKA” (M. Bonnin, G. Deneef, JR. Laurent) (end 13:45) Lunch during workshop, limited seats.

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THURSDAY 27 APRIL 2017ROOM: SILVER

CHAIRS: L. DE SMET - B. LEFEBVRE

14:00 METACARPAL FRACTURES: ORTHOPAEDIC VS SURGICAL PROCEDURE? - D. Mathieu

14:12 ACUTE CARPOMETACARPAL DISLOCATION OF LONG FINGERS – REVIEW OF 15 CASES - S. Remy

14:24 MINI-INVASIVE TREATMENT WITH MINI EXTERNAL FIXATION OF METACARPAL AND PHALANGEAL FRACTURES - F. Schuind

14:36 PROXIMAL FRACTURE OF FIRST METACARPAL BONE ROLANDO, BENNETT AND EXTRA-ARTICULAR FRACTURES - J. Boquet

14:48 PATHOLOGICAL FRACTURES OF THE METACARPALS AND PHALANGES X. Libouton

15:00 CLINICAL DISCUSSION SESSION

15:12 TREATMENT OF DISPLACED FRACTURES OF THE PROXIMAL PHALANX OF LONG FINGERS WITH AN ISOMETRIC TRACTION SPLINT - J. Goubau

15:24 EXTRA-ARTICULAR FRACTURES OF THE MIDDLE PHALANX. TREATMENT WITH AN AXIAL K-WIRE THROUGH THE DIP-JOINT - N. Hollevoet

15:36 PHALANGES FRACTURES – NEW FIXATION METHODS WITH ANGLE STABLE PLATES J. Vanhaecke

15:48 FRACTURE DISLOCATION OF PIP JOINT; TREATMENT AND OUTCOME - L. De Smet

TRAUMA - BELGIAN HAND GROUP


CHAIRS: L. DE SMET - B. LEFEBVRE

16:30 COMPARATIVE RESULTS OF SUZUKI AND FINGER MOVIE FOR ARTICULAR FRACTURE OF PIP JOINT. FOLLOW UP AFTER MORE THAN 10 YEARS - E. Camus

16:42 SHOTGUN EXPOSURE FOR PIP ARTICULAR FRACTURES - F. Verstreken

16:54 COMPLEX FRACTURE OF PHALANX B. Lefebvre

17:06 COMPLICATIONS OF THE METACARPAL AND PHALANGEAL FRACTURES J. Duerinckx

17:18 CLINICAL DISCUSSION SESSION

17:30 BELGIAN HAND GROUP GENERAL ASSEMBLY (end 18:00)

19:00 Orthopaedic Walking Dinner @ Maison Grand-Place

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FRIDAY 28 APRIL 2017ROOM: COPPER

CHAIRS: JL. BRIARD - JP. FORTHOMME

08:00 THE REGISTERS: WHY DO WE NEED TO REVIEW A TKA? ORTHOPRIDE. - J. Victor08:15 HOW TO EXCLUDE AN INFECTION? - O. Cornu08:30 QUICK TEST: THE ALPHA DEFENSINE TEST J. Neyt08:45 DISCUSSION

CHAIRS: E. THIENPONT - K. VINCE

09:00 TKA REVISION FOR INSTABILITY: DEFINITION - JL. Briard09:15 REVISION FOR ASEPTIC LOOSENING - M. Bonnin09:30 REVISION FOR STIFFNESS, FOR PAIN - P. Verdonk09:45 DISCUSSION


CHAIRS: D. DENNIS - B. VANDEKERCKHOVE

10:30 THE APPROACH: THE SKIN - JL. Briard10:45 THE APPROACH: THE EXTENSOR MECHANISM - K. Vince11:00 TIPS & TRICKS FOR IMPLANTS REMOVAL M. Bonnin11:15 DISCUSSION

CHAIRS: P. POILVACHE - K. VINCE

11:30 BONE LOSS: EXPERIENCE OF BONE GRAFTING - O. Cornu11:45 BONE LOSS: OPTIONS - K. Vince12:00 REVISION: FIXATION OPTIONS - D. Dennis12:15 DISCUSSION


CHAIRS: A. BALDINI - D. DENNIS

14:00 RECONSTRUCTION: THE PRINCIPLES JL. Briard14:15 RECONSTRUCTION: THE TECHNIQUES K. Vince14:30 IMPLANTS FIXATION - A. Baldini14:45 DISCUSSION

CHAIRS: B. GEULETTE - E. THIENPONT

15:00 LEVEL OF CONSTRAINT - A. Baldini15:15 CLINICAL RESULTS OF MOBILE BEARING REVISION TKA - D. Dennis15:30 THE FUTURE - B. Vandekerckhove15:45 DISCUSSION


CHAIRS: M. BONNIN - J. VICTOR

16:30 THE EXTENSOR MECHANIM AND TKA REVISION - JP. Delcour16:45 ORIGINAL TECHNIQUES FOR EXTENSOR MECHANISM RECONSTRUCTION - K. Vince 17:00 DISCUSSION

17:15 CONCLUSIONS TKA REVISION TAKE HOME MESSAGE - K. Vince (end 17:30)

REVISION TKA

FRIDAY 28 APRIL 2017ROOM: SILVER

CHAIRS: F. SCHUIND - JC. YOMBI

08:00 EPIDEMIOLOGY - G. Putzeys08:15 CLASSIFICATION - C. Marchal08:30 OSTEOPOROSIS - A. Durnez08:45 DISCUSSION

09:00 GERIATRY - P. Cornette09:15 TECHNICAL INNOVATIONS FOR NAILING PROXIMAL FRACTURES - G. Taglang09:30 FAST TRACK BELGIUM - P. Forget09:45 DISCUSSION


CHAIRS: P. GILLET - G. TAGLANG

10:30 NAIL - W. De Weerdt10:45 PLATES - E. De Groof11:00 PROSTHESIS - T. Scheerlinck11:15 PATHOLOGIC FRACTURE - W. Kurth11:30 DISCUSSION

11:40 SURGICAL APPROACH: POSTERIOR? W. Kurth11:50 SURGICAL APPROACH: ANTERIOR? M. Jayankura12:00 SURGICAL APPROACH: ANTEROLATERAL? LN. Jekeler12:10 SURGICAL APPROACH: SUPERIOR? D. Postlethwaite12:20 DEBATE


LEG FRACTURESCHAIRS: C. MARCHAL - P. REYNDERS

14:00 CLASSIFICATION - D. Stoffelen14:15 NAIL - W. Vandesande14:30 FUTURE FOR NAIL - G. Taglang14:45 DISCUSSION

15:00 PLATES - D. Putineanu15:15 EXTERNAL FIX - F. Schuind15:30 TIPS & TRICKS - A. Valcu15:45 DISCUSSION


CHAIRS: F. SCHUIND - J. VAN MEIRHAEGHE

16:30 OPEN FRACTURES - WJ. Metsemakers16:50 SKIN FLAPS & MUSCLE FLAPS - O. Barbier17:10 CONCLUSIONS - TAKE HOME MESSAGE - G. Taglang (end 17:30)

HIP FRACTURES

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PRACTICAL INFO PRACTICAL INFO

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The venue Thursday 27 & Friday 28 April 2017

AccreditationAccreditation for surgeons has been requested at the RIZIV/INAMI. Please sign the attendance list each day at the welcome desks. Make sure your RIZIV/INAMI is correct so that your presence can be uploaded by the organisers after the event.

RegistrationWelcome desks are open on Thursday 27 April 07.00-16.00 and Friday 28 April 07.30-15.00.Access with badge only. Please wear your badge at all times.Reprint of badge costs €40,00.

Orthopaedic Walking Dinner

Do not miss the Orthopaedic walking dinner in the Maison Grand-Place on Thursday at 19:00. It will be the perfect opportunity to relax and network with your colleagues and friends!

If booked, you will find your voucher in your badge. It is valid for 1 person and will be required at the entrance. Contact the registration desks for additional tickets (€80,00).

Address:Maison Grand-Place – 19, Grand-Place – 1000 Bruxelles. Located within walking distance from The Square (600m).

ContactMeet U There – Professional Congress OrganiserVal des Seigneurs 41150 BrusselsTel: +32 2 771 43 [email protected]

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