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6th EUROPEAN
PELVIC COURSE
2018 MARCH 22nd–24th
www.european-pelvic-course-hamburg.de
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CONTENTS
Welcome note ............................................................................. 4
General information ...................................................................... 5
Scientific program
Thursday, 22nd March ............................................................ 6
Friday, 23rd March ............................................................... 10
Saturday, 24th March ........................................................... 12
Course dinner ........................................................................... 14
List of speakers and instructors ................................................... 15
Registration form ......................................................................... 16
Welcome to Hamburg .................................................................. 17
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WELCOME NOTE Dear Colleagues, pelvic and acetabular fracture surgery is still a major challenge even for the experienced orthopaedic trauma surgeon. Over the years, several very different surgical procedures have been established which do require detailed knowledge of the anatomical topography and architecture of the pelvis. This knowledge is necessary to ensure a safe and effective application of the different techniques needed for an optimal outcome in our patients. Our course aims to in-depth teach participants in cadaveric specimen the most important surgical approaches to the acetabulum and pelvic ring. In addition, new instrument sets, reduction aids and plates will be introduced and demonstrated, and – among other topics – the technique of surgical hip dislocation in trauma surgery will be taught ‘hands on’. Again, renowned international experts in the field of pelvic and acetabular surgery will be speakers and instructors for the 2018 Hamburg European Pelvic Course. The main focus of the event will be practical exercises, communi- cation, learning tips and tricks, technical features and simplifying steps and methods. A body of knowledge that is most important for successful pelvic and acetabular fracture surgery and cannot be transferred in large groups. Therefore, the number of participants has to be limited as before to a ratio of 3:1 (participating colleagues per instructor). Thus you will work directly and intensely with an expert. We are looking forward to your participation and would be delighted to meet you in Hamburg. Best regards Johannes M. Rueger Lars G. Großterlinden 4
GENERAL INFORMATION
Venue morning lectures and group discussions
Dorint Hotel Hamburg-Eppendorf
Martinistraße 72 • 20251 Hamburg/DE
Venue afternoon cadaver sessions
University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf
Department of Anatomy • Building “Nord N61”
Martinistraße 52 • 20246 Hamburg/DE
Homepage
www.european-pelvic-course-hamburg.de
Scientific chairs
Univ.-Prof. Dr. med. Johannes M. Rueger
University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf • Hamburg/DE
Prof. Dr. med. Lars G. Großterlinden
Asklepios Klinik Altona • Hamburg/DE
Scientific committee
PD Dr. med. Maximilian J. Hartel
Dr. med. Jan P. Kolb
University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf • Hamburg/DE
Information and organization
Conventus Congressmanagement & Marketing GmbH
Anja Kreutzmann
Carl-Pulfrich-Straße 1 • 07745 Jena/DE
Tel. +49 3641 31 16-357 • Fax +49 3641 31 16-241
anja.kreutzmann@conventus.de • www.conventus.de
Education credits and certification
The 6th Hamburg European Pelvic Course will apply for CME points
at the Ärztekammer Hamburg.
Course language
The official course language will be English.
Gold sponsor
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM • THURSDAY, 22ND MARCH
Venue registration and morning lectures
Dorint Hotel Hamburg-Eppendorf
Martinistraße 72 • 20251 Hamburg/DE
08:30 Registration
09:00 Introduction
Johannes M. Rueger (Hamburg/DE)
09:05 Course overview
Maximilian J. Hartel (Hamburg/DE)
09:15–10:45 Morning lectures I
Diagnostics and surgical treatment in pelvic
fractures
Moderators Mark Rickman (Adelaide, SA/AU)
Henry C. Sagi (Seattle, WA/US)
09:15 Anatomy and radiographic assessment of the
pelvis
Frank van der Heijden (Tilburg/NL)
09:40 Classification of pelvic ring fractures
Maximilian J. Hartel (Hamburg/DE)
10:05 Emergency management of pelvic injuries
Mez Acharya (Bristol/GB)
10:30 Discussion
10:45 Coffee break
6SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM • THURSDAY, 22ND MARCH
Venue morning lectures
Dorint Hotel Hamburg-Eppendorf
Martinistraße 72 • 20251 Hamburg/DE
11:00–12:05 Morning lectures II
Diagnostics and surgical treatment in pelvic
fractures – continued
Moderators Frank van der Heijden (Tilburg/NL)
Klaus A. Siebenrock (Bern/CH)
11:00 Anterior approaches – Pfannenstiel and anterior
approach to the SI joint
Ivan Marintschev (Jena/DE)
11:25 Posterior approach to the sacrum and spinopelvic
fixation – indication and technique
Wolfgang Lehmann (Göttingen/DE)
11:50 Discussion
12:05 Lunch break
7SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM • THURSDAY, 22ND MARCH Venue afternoon cadaver sessions University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf Department of Anatomy • Building “Nord N61” Martinistraße 52 • 20246 Hamburg/DE 12:50-17:50 Afternoon cadaver sessions Table 1: Kocher-Langenbeck approach Table 2: Ilioinguinal approach Table 3: Anterior intrapelvic approach/Stoppa Table 4: Surgical hip dislocation Table 5: Iliosacral screw placement Table 6: Practical exercises – ORIF on fracture bone models (novel reduction clamps, supra-/infrapectineal plates) Table 7: Stabilization of the posterior pelvic ring Table 8: Supraacetabular external fixation/pelvic anatomy/pelvic clamp/pelvic binder 14:20–14.35 Coffee break 16:05–16:20 Coffee break 8
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM • THURSDAY, 22ND MARCH
Venue group discussions
Dorint Hotel Hamburg-Eppendorf
Martinistraße 72 • 20251 Hamburg/DE
18:00–19:30 Group discussions
Group I Emanuel Gautier (Fribourg/CH)
Room Elbe 1+2 Florian Gras (Jena/DE)
Lars G. Großterlinden (Hamburg/DE)
Mark Rickman (Adelaide, SA/AU)
Johannes M. Rueger (Hamburg/DE)
Group II Mez Acharya (Bristol/GB)
Room Fleet 1 Ulf Culemann (Celle/DE)
Ivan Marintschev (Jena/DE)
Wolfgang Lehmann (Göttingen/DE)
Henry C. Sagi (Seattle, WA/US)
Group III Maximilian J. Hartel (Hamburg/DE)
Room Fleet 2 Frank van der Heijden (Tilburg/NL)
Klaus-Dieter Schaser (Dresden/DE)
Klaus A. Siebenrock (Bern/CH)
Anthony Ward (Bristol/GB)
19:30 End of first day
9SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM • FRIDAY, 23RD MARCH
Venue morning lectures
Dorint Hotel Hamburg-Eppendorf
Martinistraße 72 • 20251 Hamburg/DE
08:30–10:30 Morning lectures I
Diagnostics and surgical treatment of acetabular
fractures
Moderators Mez Acharya (Bristol/GB)
Ivan Marintschev (Jena/DE)
08:30 Classification of acetabular fractures
Emanuel Gautier (Fribourg/CH)
08:55 Indication for surgery and decision making
Johannes M. Rueger (Hamburg/DE)
09:20 Kocher Langenbeck approach – indication and
technique
Lars G. Großterlinden (Hamburg/DE)
09:45 Surgical hip dislocation – indication and technique
Klaus A. Siebenrock (Bern/CH)
10:10 Discussion
10:30 Coffee break
10:55-12:20 Morning lectures II
Diagnostics and surgical treatment of acetabular
fractures – continued
Moderators Johannes M. Rueger (Hamburg/DE)
Anthony Ward (Bristol/GB)
10:55 Ilioinguinal approach – indication and technique
Johannes M. Rueger (Hamburg/DE)
11:20 Anterior intrapelvic approach (Stoppa) –
indication and technique
Henry C. Sagi (Seattle, WA/US)
11:45 Pararectus approach – indication and technique
Klaus-Dieter Schaser (Dresden/DE)
12:10 Discussion
12:25–13:15 Lunch break
10SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM • FRIDAY, 23RD MARCH
Venue afternoon cadaver sessions
University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf
Department of Anatomy • Building “Nord N61”
Martinistraße 52 • 20246 Hamburg/DE
13:15-18:15 Afternoon cadaver sessions
Table 1: Kocher-Langenbeck approach
Table 2: Ilioinguinal approach
Table 3: Anterior intrapelvic approach/Stoppa
Table 4: Surgical hip dislocation
Table 5: Iliosacral screw placement
Table 6: Practical exercises – ORIF on fracture
bone models (novel reduction clamps,
supra-/infrapectineal plates)
Table 7: Stabilization of the posterior pelvic ring
Table 8: Supraacetabular external fixation/
pelvic anatomy/pelvic clamp/pelvic binder
14:45–15:00 Coffee break
16:30–16:45 Coffee break
18:15 End of second day
19:00 Course dinner restaurant ”Au Quai”
(see page 14)
11SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM • SATURDAY, 24TH MARCH
Venue morning lectures
Dorint Hotel Hamburg-Eppendorf
Martinistraße 72 • 20251 Hamburg/DE
09:00–10:00 Morning lectures I
The future in pelvic fracture surgery
Moderators Ulf Culemann (Celle/DE)
Lars G. Großterlinden (Hamburg/DE)
09:00 Pelvic trauma in the elderly – the future challenge
Ulf Culemann (Celle/DE)
09:25 Computer navigated pelvic surgery
Florian Gras (Jena/DE)
09:50 Discussion
10:00 Coffee break
10:15-11:15 Morning lectures II
Revision and replacement arthroplasty in
acetabular fractures
Moderators Emanuel Gautier (Fribourg/CH)
Maximilian J. Hartel (Hamburg/DE)
10:15 Indication and revision in surgical malreductions
Anthony Ward (Bristol/GB)
10:40 Acute total hip replacement
Mark Rickman (Adelaide, SA/AU)
11:05 Discussion
11:15 Lunch break
12SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM • SATURDAY, 24TH MARCH
Venue afternoon cadaver sessions
University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf
Department of Anatomy • Building “Nord N61”
Martinistraße 52 • 20246 Hamburg/DE
12:00–15:15 Afternoon cadaver sessions
Table 1: Kocher-Langenbeck approach
Table 2: Ilioinguinal approach
Table 3: Anterior intrapelvic approach/Stoppa
Table 4: Surgical hip dislocation
Table 5: Iliosacral screw placement
Table 6: Practical exercises – ORIF on fracture
bone models (novel reduction clamps,
supra-/infrapectineal plates)
Table 7: Stabilization of the posterior pelvic ring
Table 8: Supraacetabular external fixation/
pelvic anatomy/pelvic clamp/pelvic binder
13:30–13:45 Coffee break
15:30–16:00 Course summary and close
16:00 End of course
13COURSE DINNER • FRIDAY, 23RD MARCH
We would like to invite you to spend a convivial evening with all
participants and speakers of the Hamburg European Pelvic Course
at the restaurant “Au Quai”, which is a unique location with a beauti-
ful view onto the river Elbe.
Date 23rd March
Begin 19.00
Venue Restaurant “Au Quai”
Große Elbstraße 145 B–D
22767 Hamburg/DE
Costs 60 EUR/person
Shuttle starting time 18.30
Shuttle starting point in front of the main entrance of the
Dorint hotel
Shuttle return time 23.00 (to the Dorint hotel)
© www.au-quai.de
14LIST OF SPEAKERS AND INSTRUCTORS
Acharya, Mez, Bsc, MBChB, MRCS, FRCS
Spire Bristol Hospital (Bristol/GB)
Bender, Roland, Prof. Dr. med.
University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf (Hamburg/DE)
Culemann, Ulf, Prof. Dr. med.
Allgemeines Krankenhaus Celle (Celle/DE)
Gautier, Emanuel, Prof. Dr. med.
HFR Fribourg/Kantonsspital Freiburg (Fribourg/CH)
Gras, Florian, PD Dr. med. habil.
University Hospital Jena (Jena/DE)
Großterlinden, Lars G., Prof. Dr. med.
Asklepios Klinik Altona (Hamburg/DE)
Hartel, Maximilian J., PD Dr. med.
University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf (Hamburg/DE)
Lehmann, Wolfgang, Univ.-Prof. Dr. med.
University Medical Center Göttingen (Göttingen/DE)
Marintschev, Ivan, Dipl.-Med.
University Hospital Jena (Jena/DE)
Rickman, Mark, Prof. MB ChB, MD, FRCS(Tr&Orth), FRACS
Royal Adelaide Hospital (Adelaide, SA/AU)
Rueger, Johannes M., Univ.-Prof. Dr. med.
University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf
(Hamburg/DE)
Sagi, Henry Claude, Prof. M.D.
Harborview Medical Center – West Clinic (Seattle, WA/US)
Schaser, Klaus-Dieter, Univ.-Prof. Dr. med.
University Medical Center „Carl Gustav Carus” (Dresden/DE)
Siebenrock, Klaus A., Prof. Dr. med.
Bern University Hospital (Bern/CH)
van der Heijden, Frank, Dr.
Elisabeth Tweesteden Hospital (Tilburg/NL)
Ward, Anthony, BMedSci (Hons), BM BS, FRCS
Spire Bristol Hospital (Bristol/GB)
15REGISTRATION FORM
6th Hamburg European Pelvic Course • 22nd–24th March 2018
Please fax this form to +49 3641 31 16-244
Per mail to Conventus GmbH • Carl-Pulfrich-Straße 1
07745 Jena/DE
For questions please call +49 3641 31 16-160
Personal details (please print in block letters)
Mr Mrs Academic title
First name
Last name
Institution
Department
Street/no. /
Postal code/city/state / /
Phone/fax /
E-mail
Registration (please check)
Regular 1,800 EUR
Dinner 60 EUR
Payment (please check)
by bank transfer
Upon receipt of invoice the total amount should be transferred
to the conference bank account with reference to your name and
invoice number.
by credit card
The payment by credit card is only possible with online regis-
tration made under: www.european-pelvic-course-hamburg.de.
Date Signature*
* By signing I agree to the General Terms and Conditions and the rules of cancellation on
the course website found in the imprint.
16WELCOME TO HAMBURG
Maritime Hamburg – Unique in Europe
It was Hamburg’s port that earned it the reputation of being Germany’s
‘gateway to the world’. Here, in the very heart of the city, you can
watch container ships and elegant liners from all around the globe
slip past before your eyes. You can enjoy a boat tour of the port and
the skipper’s fascinating tales about the harbor that was founded
over 800 years ago.
Visitors flock to the “Landungsbrücken” jetties, to the many
restaurants along the river between the port and Övelgönne and
to the historical warehouse district. In HafenCity – Europe’s biggest
city-centre building project (155 hectares) – you can see the future
taking shape, as a brand new urban district emerges on this old port
site. Just 800 meters from the town hall, this mix of apartments,
offices, workshops and restaurants has a strong appeal for local
people and visitors too. It’s not difficult to see why – there’s a special
cachet about waterside living. Right in the centre of HafenCity,
one of Hamburg’s new landmarks is beginning to loom large: the
spectacular new Elbphilharmonie concert hall.
Hamburg’s cultural scene – Diverse and entertaining
The “Elbphilharmonie” concert hall is set to be a cultural beacon for the
city, a focal point for the wonderfully vibrant arts scene. In Hamburg
three state theatres, 40 private theatres and as many museums
offer a myriad of cultural events from classical to contemporary
and for every age group. Hamburg is also the continent’s leading
venue for musicals, with over two million people visiting the city
every year specially to see a musical.
Shopping in Hamburg – From luxury to quirky
Hamburg’s international trading history makes it a shopping heaven
for visitors from all over the world. With this many elegant arcades,
chic boutiques and charming antique shops, you’ll be busy for hours.
In young fashion too, Hamburg more than holds its own – so head
for the up-and-coming districts, the young designer haunts, for the
first look at the trends of tomorrow.
© Hamburg Tourismus GmbH
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