2025 ISAKOS Congress in Munich, Germany

Instructional Course Lectures

ICLs are free to attendees and are offered on Sunday, Jun 08 - Wednesday, Jun 11 from 07:00 - 08:30.

Program information, agendas and faculty details are subject to change. Please check back for the most up-to-date information.

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07:00 - 08:15

ICL: Shoulder - Tips and Pearls for Shoulder Instability Surgery: How to Make it Perfect

Room 14b
07:00 - 08:15 Instructional Course Lecture
 Tips and Pearls for Shoulder Instability Surgery: How to Make it Perfect 		 
    Chair: Jiwu Chen, MD, PhD CHINA
 
    Co-Chair: Denny T. T. Lie, MBBS, FRCS, FAMS SINGAPORE
 
    Guillermo Arce, MD ARGENTINA
 
    Emilio Calvo, MD, PhD, MBA SPAIN
 
    Albert Lin, MD UNITED STATES
 
    Maristella Francesca Saccomanno, MD, PhD ITALY
 
    Ivan Wong, MD, FRCSC, MACM, Dip. Sports Med CANADA
 
    Upon completion of this session, participants will be able to understand the surgical steps for a perfect shoulder instability surgery
07:00 The state of Shoulder Instability surgery today  
  Jiwu Chen, MD, PhD CHINA
  
07:05 Soft tissue Labral repair - how I get right always!  
  Albert Lin, MD UNITED STATES
  
07:15 Remplissage, A Wonderful Tool. Indications and Technique  
  Guillermo Arce, MD ARGENTINA
  
07:25 Bony Bankart and Revision cases - my approach and tips  
  Emilio Calvo, MD, PhD, MBA SPAIN
  
07:35 Dynamic Anterior Stabilisation - does it work? My technique and tips  
  Maristella Francesca Saccomanno, MD, PhD ITALY
  
07:45 Bone Block Glenoid Reconstruction - let me show you my technique to get great results!  
  Ivan Wong, MD, FRCSC, MACM, Dip. Sports Med CANADA
  
07:55 Discussion  
08:05 Case presentation: Revision surgery after metal anchors - what to do?  
  Denny T. T. Lie, MBBS, FRCS, FAMS SINGAPORE
  
08:10 Case Presentation: Minor bone loss in the Glenoid - Labral Soft-Tissue Reconstruction!  
  Denny T. T. Lie, MBBS, FRCS, FAMS SINGAPORE
  
07:00 - 08:15

ICL: Knee Arthroplasty - UKA - How to Achieve a Successful Outcome

Room 14a
07:00 - 08:15 Instructional Course Lecture
 UKA - How to Achieve a Successful Outcome 		 
    Chair: Andrew James Price, DPhil, FRCS(Orth) UNITED KINGDOM
 
    Co-Chair: Anders Troelsen, MD, PhD, DMSc, Prof. DENMARK
 
    Claudia Arias, MD PERU
 
    James Chow, MD UNITED STATES
 
    Jaime Ricardo Duboy, MD CHILE
 
    Takafumi Hiranaka, MD, PhD JAPAN
 
    Sebastien Lustig, MD, PhD, Prof. FRANCE
 
    Understand the indications, planning and execution of UKA.
07:00 Introduction  
  Andrew James Price, DPhil, FRCS(Orth) UNITED KINGDOM
  
07:05 Indications  
  James Chow, MD UNITED STATES
  
07:13 Successful patient selection – avoiding pitfalls  
  Claudia Arias, MD PERU
  
07:21 Surgical technique – fixed bearing  
  Jaime Ricardo Duboy, MD CHILE
  
07:29 Surgical technique – mobile bearing  
  Takafumi Hiranaka, MD, PhD JAPAN
  
07:37 The role of technology in improving outcomes in UKA  
  Sebastien Lustig, MD, PhD, Prof. FRANCE
  
07:45 Does cementless fixation have a role in UKA?  
  Anders Troelsen, MD, PhD, DMSc, Prof. DENMARK
  
07:53 Discussion  
07:00 - 08:15

ICL: Hip - The Role of Hip Arthroscopy in the Management of Hip Injuries in the Female Athlete

Room 14c
07:00 - 08:15 Instructional Course Lecture
 The Role of Hip Arthroscopy in the Management of Hip Injuries in the Female Athlete 		 
    Chair: Caitlin C. Chambers, MD UNITED STATES
 
    Co-Chair: Danyal H. Nawabi, MD, FRCS(Orth) UNITED STATES
 
    Allston Stubbs, MD, MBA UNITED STATES
 
    Stephanie E Wong, MD UNITED STATES
 
    Paola Maritza Zamora Muñoz, MD, MSc, PhD(c) MEXICO
 
   
  1. Understand unique considerations for hip injuries in the female athlete
  2. Identify specific surgical techniques utilized during hip arthroscopy for the management of hip injuries in female athletes
  3. Discuss outcomes following hip arthroscopy in the female athlete
07:00 Unique Aspects of Hip Physical Exam and Imaging in Female Athletes  
  Caitlin C. Chambers, MD UNITED STATES
  
07:08 Epidemiology of Non-Arthritic Hip Pain in Female Athletes  
  Stephanie E Wong, MD UNITED STATES
  
07:16 Sex-Based Differences in Outcomes of Hip Arthroscopy  
  Danyal H. Nawabi, MD, FRCS(Orth) UNITED STATES
  
07:24 The Role of Hip Arthroscopy in Treating Microinstability in Female Athletes  
  Allston Stubbs, MD, MBA UNITED STATES
  
07:32 Advanced Hip Arthroscopy Techniques in the Female Athlete  
  Paola Maritza Zamora Muñoz, MD, MSc, PhD(c) MEXICO
  
07:40 Case Controversies  
08:05 Discussion  
07:00 - 08:15

ICL: Elbow - Arthroscopic and Open Approaches for Elbow Lesions

Room 13b - MTE
07:00 - 08:15 Instructional Course Lecture
 Arthroscopic and Open Approaches for Elbow Lesions 		 
    Chair: Andrea Celli, MD ITALY
 
    Co-Chair: Deepak N. Bhatia, MS(Orth), DNB(Orth) INDIA
 
    Gregory I. Bain, MBBS, FRACS (Ortho), FAOrthoA, PhD AUSTRALIA
 
    Benjamin R. Graves, MD UNITED STATES
 
    Maciej Krzysztof Kentel, PhD POLAND
 
    Jane Messina, MD, PhD ITALY
 
    Luigi A. Pederzini, MD ITALY
 
    To determine how to access to elbow lesions arthroscopically or in an open fashion. To know advantages of each approach according with anatomical knowledge.
07:00 Open Anatomy  
  Andrea Celli, MD ITALY
  
07:05 Arthroscopic Anatomy  
  Deepak N. Bhatia, MS(Orth), DNB(Orth) INDIA
  
07:10 Indications to elbow artroscopy  
  Maciej Krzysztof Kentel, PhD POLAND
  
07:20 Absolute indications for open techniques  
  Benjamin R. Graves, MD UNITED STATES
  
07:30 Elbow Instability: Arthroscopy vs Open Techniques  
  Gregory I. Bain, MBBS, FRACS (Ortho), FAOrthoA, PhD AUSTRALIA
  
07:40 Arthroscopic Treatment of Stiff Elbow  
  Luigi A. Pederzini, MD ITALY
  
07:50 Stiffness in pronation and supination  
  Jane Messina, MD, PhD ITALY
  
08:00 Discussion  
07:00 - 08:15

ICL: Knee - Cartilage Surgery 101: Everything You Need to Know

Room 13a
07:00 - 08:15 Instructional Course Lecture
 Cartilage Surgery 101: Everything You Need to Know 		 
    Chair: Christian Lattermann, MD UNITED STATES
 
    Co-Chair: Francesca de Caro, MD, PhD ITALY
 
    Nobuo Adachi, MD, PhD JAPAN
 
    Deepak Goyal, MBBS, MS(Ortho), DNB(Ortho), Prof INDIA
 
    Philip P. Roessler, MD, MHBA GERMANY
 
    Ken R. Zaslav, MD UNITED STATES
 
    This ICL is designed to cover the topic of cartilage and joint restoration from the initial patient assessment to failure analysis. We will discuss patient assessment and technique choices, concomitant procedures and considerations in the tibio-femoral and patello-femoral joint as well as additional factors such as meniscus and alignment. Finally we will discuss how to do failure analysis and treatment after previously failed procedures.

We will be presenting case studies to illustrate particular points and decision points in the care of cartilage patients directed by audience questions. The format will allow for brief talks and discussions to set the stage and then 30 minutes of discussion time to delve deeper into audience based questions. Audience participation is desired and required as it will guide the type of case examples we will be presenting.
07:00 How to approach the Cartilage Repair patient and make a treatment plan: Exam, Imaging and Diagnosis  
  Francesca de Caro, MD, PhD ITALY
  
07:08 How to choose a technique for repair?  
  Ken R. Zaslav, MD UNITED STATES
  
07:16 When to add Osteotomy for axial alignment?  
  Nobuo Adachi, MD, PhD JAPAN
  
07:24 Additional considerations in the Patellofemoral joint  
  Deepak Goyal, MBBS, MS(Ortho), DNB(Ortho), Prof INDIA
  
07:32 Surgical considerations in the complex knee: Cartilage, Meniscus and Alignment  
  Philip P. Roessler, MD, MHBA GERMANY
  
07:40 How to approach the failed Cartilage repair patient?  
  Christian Lattermann, MD UNITED STATES
  
07:00 - 08:15

ICL: Knee - Osteotomy for Ligamentous Instability

Room 11
07:00 - 08:15 Instructional Course Lecture
 Osteotomy for Ligamentous Instability 		 
    Chair: Gilbert Moatshe, MD, PhD NORWAY
 
    Co-Chair: Robert F. LaPrade, MD, PhD UNITED STATES
 
    Michael J Alaia, MD UNITED STATES
 
    Rachel M. Frank, MD UNITED STATES
 
    Takehiko Matsushita, MD, PhD JAPAN
 
    Philipp Mayer, MD GERMANY
 
    Sachin Tapasvi, MBBS, MS, DNB, FRCS INDIA
 
    Objective 1: To review the indications for bony realignment required for chronic ligament instability.

Objective 2: To review the procedures to address both coronal and sagittal plane realignment necessary for ligament instability pathology.
07:00 Overview on Why Osteotomy and Realignment is Necessary for Ligament Instability  
  Gilbert Moatshe, MD, PhD NORWAY
  
07:05 Slope decreasing osteotomies for failed previous ACL reconstructions  
  Robert F. LaPrade, MD, PhD UNITED STATES
  
07:13 Slope increasing osteotomies for chronic or failed PCL reconstructions  
  Sachin Tapasvi, MBBS, MS, DNB, FRCS INDIA
  
07:21 Osteotomies necessary for chronic posterolateral knee instability with varus alignment  
  Michael J Alaia, MD UNITED STATES
  
07:29 Chronic MCL tear combined with genu valgus - osteotomies necessary?  
  Philipp Mayer, MD GERMANY
  
07:37 Indications for primary osteotomies (sagittal and coronal) with knee instability  
  Takehiko Matsushita, MD, PhD JAPAN
  
07:45 Osteotomy complications and how to avoid them (Pearls and Pitfalls)  
  Rachel M. Frank, MD UNITED STATES
  
07:53 Discussion  
07:00 - 08:15

ICL - When All the Gadgets Fail: My Biggest Failures and How I Overcame Them

Room 12
07:00 - 08:15 Instructional Course Lecture
 When All the Gadgets Fail: My Biggest Failures and How I Overcame Them 		 
    Chair: Andrew Vincent, MBCHB, FRACS NEW ZEALAND
 
    Co-Chair: Sikri Tukiainen, MD FINLAND
 
    Philippe Landreau, MD UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
 
    Peter B. MacDonald, MD, FRCS, Dip Sport Med CANADA
 
    Anil S. Ranawat, MD UNITED STATES
 
    Tim Spalding, FRCS(Orth) UNITED KINGDOM
 
    We all have cases that didn't turn out great. It would be comforting to see that it happens to everyone and to learn how the masters overcame the problems and continued on with their patients. Also not everyone has the opportunity to use the latest gadgets and technology in their operations. The old tricks that the more advanced generation used when there was no technology for every part of the surgery could be very handy even in the more developed countries, but even so in the countries that have no access and chance to use the high end technology.

Intra-operative and post-operative complications and adverse outcomes occur from time to time for all of us. This ICL aims to demonstrate through case presentations difficult situations our experienced faculty have encountered. How these situations were managed will be presented in some detail. Principles to manage complications and adverse outcomes will be developed during the ICL. There will be an emphasis on time for questions and discussion.
15:45 - 17:30

Afternoon Scientific Session II

Room 13a
15:45 - 17:00 Instructional Course Lecture
 Osteochondral Lesions of the Ankle: Treatment Options and Their Efficacy Across Continents 		 
    Chair: MaCalus V. Hogan, MD, MBA UNITED STATES
 
    Co-Chair: Nasef Mohamed N. Abdellatif, MD, PhD. EGYPT
 
    Jari Dahmen, MD, BSc NETHERLANDS
 
    Christopher D Murawski, MD UNITED STATES
 
    Youichi Yasui, MD, PhD JAPAN
 
    Treatment of osteochondral lesions of the ankle differs between North America and Europe. In North America, biological products such as PRP, juvenile cartilage, etc. are mainly performed, but MACI etc. are mainly performed in Europe. In Asian countries, the treatment methods that can be used are limited by the laws and regulations of each country, and the current situation is that different treatment algorithms are adopted by each country. The purpose of this ICL is to share the concept of each country's current situation and future goals.
15:45 Outcomes of Autogenous Bone Grafting Combined with Reversed Periosteal Patch Graft as a method of management of Medial Osteochondral Talar Dome Lesions in developing countries.  
  Nasef Mohamed N. Abdellatif, MD, PhD. EGYPT
  
15:55 Cartilage Repair of the Ankle: What is our Standard of Care in 2025  
  Christopher D Murawski, MD UNITED STATES
  
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ICL: Shoulder - Comprehensive Rotator Cuff Repair: Principles, Techniques, and Innovations

Room 14b
07:00 - 08:15 Instructional Course Lecture
 Comprehensive Rotator Cuff Repair: Principles, Techniques, and Innovations 		 
    Chair: Guillermo Arce, MD ARGENTINA
 
    Co-Chair: Jiwu Chen, MD, PhD CHINA
 
    Fernando E. Barclay, MD ARGENTINA
 
    Deepak N. Bhatia, MS(Orth), DNB(Orth) INDIA
 
    Ruth Delaney, FRCS IRELAND
 
    Raffy Mirzayan, MD UNITED STATES
 
    Upon completion of this session, participants will be able to understand the surgical techniques and indications for a perfect rotator cuff tear repair.
07:00 Introduction  
  Guillermo Arce, MD ARGENTINA
  
07:02 My Techniques for Partial, Small, and Medium Cuff Tears. Let’s Do a Good Job.  
  Deepak N. Bhatia, MS(Orth), DNB(Orth) INDIA
  
07:10 How Can We Optimize a Primary Rotator Cuff Repair to Reduce Re-tear Risk?  
  Raffy Mirzayan, MD UNITED STATES
  
07:18 The Role of Biologics in Cuff Repair  
  Jiwu Chen, MD, PhD CHINA
  
07:26 What to Do with the Biceps. From Tenodesis to BioSCR.  
  Guillermo Arce, MD ARGENTINA
  
07:34 Massive or Revision. SCR. Different Patches and Results. What to Do to Make Them Work.  
  Fernando E. Barclay, MD ARGENTINA
  
07:42 Is Rehabilitation More Critical than Any Repair? What Should We Do Before and After Surgery?  
  Ruth Delaney, FRCS IRELAND
  
07:50 Discussion and Questions  
08:00 Daily Practice Problem Case: Subscapularis Primary and Revision  
  Fernando E. Barclay, MD ARGENTINA
  
08:05 Daily Practice Problem Case: Lower Trap Transfer  
  Raffy Mirzayan, MD UNITED STATES
  
08:10 Daily Practice Problem Case: Tuberoplasty  
  Guillermo Arce, MD ARGENTINA
  
07:00 - 08:15

ICL: Knee Arthroplasty - Infection in TKA - Diagnosis and Treatment Strategies

Room 14a
07:00 - 08:15 Instructional Course Lecture
 Infection in TKA - Diagnosis and Treatment Strategies 		 
    Chair: Nicolaas C. Budhiparama, MD, PhD (LUMC, NL), PhD (UGM, ID), FICS, Prof. INDONESIA
 
    Co-Chair: Marco K. Demange, MD, PhD BRAZIL
 
    Cécile Batailler, MD, PhD FRANCE
 
    Michael Matthew Decker, MD, MSc UNITED STATES
 
    Nanne P. Kort, MD, PhD NETHERLANDS
 
    Umile Giuseppe Longo, MD, MSc, PhD, Prof. ITALY
 
    Sam Oussedik, FRCS UNITED KINGDOM
 
    Vitor Barion Castro De Padua, PhD BRAZIL
 
    General Objectives: To enhance participants’ knowledge and application of the latest updates, trends, and future directions in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of prosthetic knee joint infections.

Specific Objectives: By the end of this symposium, participants will be able to: - Analyze global trends in periprosthetic joint infections (PJIs), including the rising incidence of multidrug-resistant (MDR) infections. - Understand the challenges of diagnosing polymicrobial infections and explore recent advancements in diagnostic technologies, including biomarkers, molecular-based, and culture-based methods. - Explain the role of prophylactic antibiotics in preventing PJIs, including optimal timing, selection, and dosing based on patient characteristics and surgical factors. - Gain insights into the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in PJI management, particularly in predicting the success rates of procedures like DAIR (Debridement, Antibiotics, and Implant Retention). - Outline evidence-based treatment strategies for managing infected TKA, from classic approaches to novel treatment modalities, and determine the appropriate strategy for each case.
07:00 Diagnostic Algorithm  
  Umile Giuseppe Longo, MD, MSc, PhD, Prof. ITALY
  
07:08 Optimizing The Entire Pathway: The Key to Preventing Hip and Knee Arthroplasty Infections  
  Nanne P. Kort, MD, PhD NETHERLANDS
  
07:16 Innovations in Periprosthetic Joint Infection. What is the Role of Phage Therapy in 2024?  
  Cécile Batailler, MD, PhD FRANCE
  
07:24 Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Periprosthetic Joint Infections  
  Vitor Barion Castro De Padua, PhD BRAZIL
  
07:32 DAIR - Chance or Just Delay?  
07:40 1, 1.5, and 2 Stage Revision for PJI: When and Why  
  Michael Matthew Decker, MD, MSc UNITED STATES
  
07:48 Multi-disciplinary Team Approach to PJI  
  Sam Oussedik, FRCS UNITED KINGDOM
  
07:56 Discussion  
  Nanne P. Kort, MD, PhD NETHERLANDS
  
  Sam Oussedik, FRCS UNITED KINGDOM
  
  Vitor Barion Castro De Padua, PhD BRAZIL
  
07:00 - 08:15

ICL: Biologics - PRP: Past, Present, and Future

Room 14c
07:00 - 08:15 Instructional Course Lecture
 PRP: Past, Present, and Future 		 
    Chair: Lucienne A Vonk, PhD SWEDEN
 
    Co-Chair: Emmanouil Papakostas, MD, FEBSM QATAR
 
    Ramon Cugat Bertomeu, MD, PhD SPAIN
 
    Giuseppe Filardo, MD, PhD, MBA, Prof. SWITZERLAND
 
    Alberto Gobbi, MD, FRACS ITALY
 
    Iain Robert Murray, MD, PhD UNITED KINGDOM
 
    Luís Eduardo P. Tírico, MD BRAZIL
 
    Explore the evolution of Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy, from its early applications to current evidence-based practices, and discuss future advancements in regenerative medicine.

• Historical Perspective & Mechanisms of Action: Review the origins of PRP, its biological basis, and how its mechanisms influence healing in musculoskeletal and sports injuries. • Current Clinical Applications & Evidence: Analyse the latest research, clinical guidelines, and controversies surrounding PRP use in orthopaedics, sports medicine, and beyond. • Future Innovations & Challenges: Discuss advancements in PRP formulations, delivery methods, and combination therapies, along with challenges in standardization and regulatory approval.
07:00 Welcome & Introduction  
  Lucienne A Vonk, PhD SWEDEN
  
07:03 What have I learned about PRP, and how has it changed my practice?  
  Ramon Cugat Bertomeu, MD, PhD SPAIN
  
07:14 Enhancing PRP: do we need combination therapies?  
  Alberto Gobbi, MD, FRACS ITALY
  
07:25 How strong is the current evidence for PRP injections in osteoarthritis?  
  Giuseppe Filardo, MD, PhD, MBA, Prof. SWITZERLAND
  
07:36 Unpacking PRP: understanding its complexity and clinical variability  
  Iain Robert Murray, MD, PhD UNITED KINGDOM
  
07:47 The future: prediction, patient selection and challenges ahead  
  Luís Eduardo P. Tírico, MD BRAZIL
  
07:58 Discussion  
07:00 - 08:15

ICL - Promoting Your Scientific Research on Social Media: How to Improve Your Metrics

Room 13b - MTE
07:00 - 08:15 Instructional Course Lecture
 Promoting Your Scientific Research on Social Media: How to Improve Your Metrics 		 
    Chair: Emmanouil V. Brilakis, MD, MSc, PhD GREECE
 
    Co-Chair: Gianluca Camillieri, MD SAN MARINO
 
    Ana Catarina Ângelo, MD PORTUGAL
 
    Theodorakys Marín Fermín, MD VENEZUELA
 
    Maristella Francesca Saccomanno, MD, PhD ITALY
 
    Andreas Voss, MD GERMANY
 
    To review the most successful ways to improve engagement and metrics of your research and publications on social media platforms. To educate orthopaedic surgeons on leveraging social media to enhance their scientific research's visibility, impact, and engagement while maintaining professional ethics and credibility.

Improve understanding of digital metrics like Altmetrics, citations, and online reach. Equip participants with tools and strategies to communicate complex orthopaedic concepts effectively. Address ethical considerations in disseminating medical research to both peers and the public.
07:00 Welcome - Outline  
  Emmanouil V. Brilakis, MD, MSc, PhD GREECE
  
07:05 The Role of Social Media Platforms in Modern Science Communication  
  Ana Catarina Ângelo, MD PORTUGAL
  
07:15 Understanding Research Metrics and Their Impact  
  Theodorakys Marín Fermín, MD VENEZUELA
  
07:25 Best practices for platforms like Twitter (X), LinkedIn, Instagram, and ResearchGate.  
  Andreas Voss, MD GERMANY
  
07:35 Building a professional and credible profile to represent research and practice  
  Maristella Francesca Saccomanno, MD, PhD ITALY
  
07:45 Addressing misinformation, criticism, and ethical considerations in science promotion.  
  Gianluca Camillieri, MD SAN MARINO
  
07:55 Discussion  
07:00 - 08:15

ICL: Patellofemoral - Patellofemoral Instability Surgery Challenges

Room 13a
07:00 - 08:15 Instructional Course Lecture
 Patellofemoral Instability Surgery Challenges 		 
    Chair: Laurie A. Hiemstra, MD, PhD, FRCSC CANADA
 
    Co-Chair: Brian M. Devitt, MD, PhD, FRCS, FRACS IRELAND
 
    Francisco Figueroa, MD CHILE
 
    Seth L. Sherman, MD UNITED STATES
 
    Jinzhong Zhao, MD CHINA
 
    1. Discuss surgical challenges faced by surgeons treating patients with patellofemoral instability. 2. To assess the role of TTO in the treatment of patellofemoral instability and review the indication, techniques and complications associated with TTO surgery. 4. Assess indications for rotational/valgus osteotomy in patellofemoral instability based on clinical evaluation and imaging studies. 5. To explore the role of patient specific instrumentation for osteotomies for patellofemoral instability. 6. To review the role of the quadriceps mechanism and rebalancing it in habitual dislocation of the patella
07:00 Introduction by chairs  
  Laurie A. Hiemstra, MD, PhD, FRCSC CANADA
  
07:05 Case 1 and discussion  
  Francisco Figueroa, MD CHILE
  
07:30 Case 2 and discussion  
  Seth L. Sherman, MD UNITED STATES
  
07:55 Case 3 and discussion  
  Jinzhong Zhao, MD CHINA
  
07:00 - 08:15

ICL: Shoulder - New Technologies for Shoulder Surgery

Room 11
07:00 - 08:15 Instructional Course Lecture
 New Technologies for Shoulder Surgery 		 
    Chair: Clara Azevedo, MD, PhD PORTUGAL
 
    Co-Chair: Daichi Morikawa, MD, PhD JAPAN
 
    George Athwal, MD CANADA
 
    Emilio Calvo, MD, PhD, MBA SPAIN
 
    Danny P. Goel, MD CANADA
 
    Ashish Gupta, MBBS, MSc, FRACS, FAORTHOA AUSTRALIA
 
    Olivier Verborgt, MD, PhD BELGIUM
 
    Jean-David Raphael Werthel, MD, PhD, Prof FRANCE
 
    Upon completion of this session, participants will be able to understand the current role and potential future use of innovations and new technologies in shoulder surgery
07:00 New Technologies for Shoulder Surgery  
  Clara Azevedo, MD, PhD PORTUGAL
  
07:05 Mixed Reality  
  George Athwal, MD CANADA
  
07:14 Artificial Intelligence  
  Emilio Calvo, MD, PhD, MBA SPAIN
  
07:23 Learning Shoulder Surgery Using Virtual Reality: AI and Remote Mentorship  
  Danny P. Goel, MD CANADA
  
07:32 How to Optimise Patient Outcomes using Navigation and AI  
  Ashish Gupta, MBBS, MSc, FRACS, FAORTHOA AUSTRALIA
  
07:41 How Can Robots Help Improve Your Shoulder Replacement  
  Olivier Verborgt, MD, PhD BELGIUM
  
07:50 Morphological Analysis of the Scapula: Impact on New Surgical Treatments  
  Jean-David Raphael Werthel, MD, PhD, Prof FRANCE
  
07:59 Discussion  
07:00 - 08:15

ICL: Knee - Tips and Tricks on How to Manage a Revision ACL Reconstruction

Room 12
07:00 - 08:15 Instructional Course Lecture
 Tips and Tricks on How to Manage a Revision ACL Reconstruction 		 
    Chair: Bertrand Sonnery-Cottet, MD, PhD FRANCE
 
    Co-Chair: Mark G. Clatworthy, FRACS NEW ZEALAND
 
    Kyle Borque, MD UNITED STATES
 
    Jacqueline M. Brady, MD UNITED STATES
 
    João Espregueira-Mendes, MD, PhD, Full Prof. PORTUGAL
 
    Camilo P. Helito, MD, PhD, Prof BRAZIL
 
    Hui Zhang, MD CHINA
 
    Learn how address associated pathology and how to properly revise the ACL considering tunnels and grafts.
07:00 Tips and Tricks on How to Manage a Revision ACL Reconstruction  
  Bertrand Sonnery-Cottet, MD, PhD FRANCE
  
07:01 Clinical (Examination of the failed ACL) and Imaging evaluation  
  João Espregueira-Mendes, MD, PhD, Full Prof. PORTUGAL
  
07:08 Planning with a focus on tunnel enlargement  
  Kyle Borque, MD UNITED STATES
  
07:15 One stage vs two  
  Bertrand Sonnery-Cottet, MD, PhD FRANCE
  
07:22 Graft choice + Adding an extra articular or no  
  Camilo P. Helito, MD, PhD, Prof BRAZIL
  
07:29 Tibial slope alteration  
  Mark G. Clatworthy, FRACS NEW ZEALAND
  
07:36 Operative technique tips  
  Hui Zhang, MD CHINA
  
07:43 Rehabilitation + Return to play  
  Jacqueline M. Brady, MD UNITED STATES
  
07:50 Discussion  
15:45 - 17:00

Afternoon Scientific Session II

Room 13a
15:45 - 17:00 Instructional Course Lecture
 Sports Injuries and Return to Sport in Females 		 
    Chair: Claudia Arias, MD PERU
 
    Co-Chair: Elvire Servien, MD, PhD, Prof. FRANCE
 
    Mary K. Mulcahey, MD UNITED STATES
 
    Brian G. Pietrosimone, PhD, ATC UNITED STATES
 
    Jenna Schulz, PT, PhD CANADA
 
    Seow Hui Teo, MBBS, MRCS, MS Ortho MALAYSIA
 
    Maria Tuca, MD CHILE
 
   
  1. To describe ACL injuries in Female Athletes
  2. Describe Tendon and muscle injuries in female athletes
  3. Describe Stress Fractures in female athletes
  4. Describe the importance of the Female Athletes triad
15:45 Presentation and Introduction  
  Elvire Servien, MD, PhD, Prof. FRANCE
  
15:50 Sports Injury Risk Factors in Female Athletes  
  Maria Tuca, MD CHILE
  
15:58 ACL surgery in female: is it just another ACL surgery?  
  Seow Hui Teo, MBBS, MRCS, MS Ortho MALAYSIA
  
16:06 Bone health in athletes - The female triad  
  Claudia Arias, MD PERU
  
16:14 Injury Prevention, Performance, and Rehab  
  Jenna Schulz, PT, PhD CANADA
  
16:22 Return to Sport of Female Athletes  
  Mary K. Mulcahey, MD UNITED STATES
  
16:30 Long-term outcomes following injury in in females  
  Brian G. Pietrosimone, PhD, ATC UNITED STATES
  
16:38 Discussion  
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ICL: Shoulder - Management of Bone Defects in Anterior Shoulder Instability

Room 14b
07:00 - 08:15 Instructional Course Lecture
 Management of Bone Defects in Anterior Shoulder Instability 		 
    Chair: Michael T. Freehill, MD UNITED STATES
 
    Co-Chair: Pietro S. Randelli, MD, Prof. ITALY
 
    Clara Azevedo, MD, PhD PORTUGAL
 
    Ashish Gupta, MBBS, MSc, FRACS, FAORTHOA AUSTRALIA
 
    Raffy Mirzayan, MD UNITED STATES
 
    Pablo A. Narbona, MD ARGENTINA
 
    Upon completion of this session, participants will be able to understand the glenoid track concept, the different techniques to address bone defects shoulder instability and the best indication for each of them. A variety of technique options will be provided by expert international faculty.

Technqiues and Options and Details: Gupta- Pre-operative planning. Latarjet Azevedo- The Dynamic Anterior Stabilization Using the Long Head of The Biceps: Why, How, and When Mirzayan- Fresh Osteochondral Allograft Transplantation for Bone Defects in Anterior Shoulder Instability Narbona- Bankart Bridge for Acute Boney Bankart
07:00 Management of Bone Defects in Anterior Shoulder Instability  
  Michael T. Freehill, MD UNITED STATES
  
07:00 - 08:15

ICL: Knee Arthroplasty - Implant Choice in TKA (Level of Constraint, Cement/less, Stems, etc.)

Room 14a
07:00 - 08:15 Instructional Course Lecture
 Implant Choice in TKA (Level of Constraint, Cement/less, Stems, etc.) 		 
    Chair: Alexander J. Nedopil, MD UNITED STATES
 
    Co-Chair: Justin P. Roe, MB BS BSc(Med) Hons, A/Prof. AUSTRALIA
 
    Mark G. Clatworthy, FRACS NEW ZEALAND
 
    Jennifer Leighton, MD, MSc, FRCSC CANADA
 
    Andrew James Price, DPhil, FRCS(Orth) UNITED KINGDOM
 
    Horacio F. Rivarola-Etcheto, MD ARGENTINA
 
    Learn the various implant options and understand situations where they are beneficial.
07:00 Introduction of Speakers and Agenda  
  Alexander J. Nedopil, MD UNITED STATES
  
07:03 CR or PS for primary TKAs?  
  Justin P. Roe, MB BS BSc(Med) Hons, A/Prof. AUSTRALIA
  
07:09 How does the patellofemoral joint influence the implant choice?  
  Andrew James Price, DPhil, FRCS(Orth) UNITED KINGDOM
  
07:15 Cases demonstrating: When and when not to choose higher constraints for primary TKAs? CCK, or hinge?  
  Mark G. Clatworthy, FRACS NEW ZEALAND
  
07:30 Cases demonstrating: the use of a medial constraint implant design  
  Alexander J. Nedopil, MD UNITED STATES
  
07:42 Cases demonstrating: How to Choose the Ideal Implant Fixation (cemented, uncemented, stemmed)?  
  Jennifer Leighton, MD, MSc, FRCSC CANADA
  
07:57 Cases demonstrating: Does patients’ activity influence implant choice?  
  Horacio F. Rivarola-Etcheto, MD ARGENTINA
  
08:12 Discussion  
  Alexander J. Nedopil, MD UNITED STATES
  
  Justin P. Roe, MB BS BSc(Med) Hons, A/Prof. AUSTRALIA
  
07:00 - 08:15

ICL: Hip - Hamstring Tendon Injuries: When Should We Repair, and How Should We Do It

Room 14c
07:00 - 08:15 Instructional Course Lecture
 Hamstring Tendon Injuries: When Should We Repair, and How Should We Do It 		 
    Chair: Peter D'Alessandro, MBBS (Hons), FAOrthA, FRACS AUSTRALIA
 
    Co-Chair: Ajay Malviya, PhD, FRCS (T&O), MSc, MRCS Ed, MS (T&O), MBBS UNITED KINGDOM
 
    Randeep Singh Aujla, MBChB ChM FRCS (Tr&Orth) MFSEM UNITED KINGDOM
 
    Jorge Chahla, MD, PhD UNITED STATES
 
    Ryan M. Degen, MD, FRCSC CANADA
 
    Michael Lee Voight, DHSc, PT, ATC, FAPTA UNITED STATES
 
    David G. Wood, MBBS, FRACS, FA(Orth)A AUSTRALIA
 
    To discuss the management of hamstring tendon injuries (both ischial avulsions and intramuscular tendon tears). Understand clinical and radiological features and indications for repair in everyday patients through to high level athletes.

Learn and discuss approaches, surgical techniques and rehabilitation guidelines including accelerated return to play. Discuss management/avoidance of complications Discuss specific cases in a moderated panel discussion
07:00 Introduction to Hamstring Tendon Injuries and Decision Making  
  Peter D'Alessandro, MBBS (Hons), FAOrthA, FRACS AUSTRALIA
  
07:03 Hamstring Injury Mechanisms, Incidence and Anatomy  
  Jorge Chahla, MD, PhD UNITED STATES
  
07:13 Proximal Hamstring Tendon Avulsions: Classification, Decision Making & Surgical Techniques  
  Ryan M. Degen, MD, FRCSC CANADA
  
07:23 Intramuscular Hamstring Tendon Injuries: Classification, Decision Making & Surgical Technique  
  Randeep Singh Aujla, MBChB ChM FRCS (Tr&Orth) MFSEM UNITED KINGDOM
  
07:33 Complications of Hamstring Injury/Surgery and How to Avoid/Address Them  
  David G. Wood, MBBS, FRACS, FA(Orth)A AUSTRALIA
  
07:43 How to Rehab a Hamstring repair: Timelines, Techniques and Return to Play Milestones  
  Michael Lee Voight, DHSc, PT, ATC, FAPTA UNITED STATES
  
07:53 Case Discussion 1: Chronic/Delayed Proximal Avulsion  
07:57 Case Discussion 2: BAMIC 3C Intramuscular Tendon Injury in ‘Borderline’ Surgical Candidate (High Grade Amateur Player)  
08:01 Case Discussion: 3 Proximal Tendinopathy/Partial Thickness Tearing in Marathon Runner  
08:05 Case Discussion 4: 'In Season' Decision Making for Hamstring Repair in an Athlete  
08:09 Case Discussion 5: Isolated SemiMembranosus Avulsion  
08:13 Summary of Hamstring Injury Management  
  Ajay Malviya, PhD, FRCS (T&O), MSc, MRCS Ed, MS (T&O), MBBS UNITED KINGDOM
  
07:00 - 08:15

ICL: Patellofemoral - Tricks and Pearls for the Management of Patellofemoral Instability in Children and Adolescents

Room 13b - MTE
07:00 - 08:15 Instructional Course Lecture
 Tricks and Pearls for the Management of Patellofemoral Instability in Children and Adolescents 		 
    Chair: Shital N. Parikh, MD UNITED STATES
 
    Daniel W. Green, MD, MS UNITED STATES
 
    Sheanna T Maine, FRACS AUSTRALIA
 
    Marc Tompkins, MD UNITED STATES
 
    Maria Tuca, MD CHILE
 
    The participants will be able to understand the unique conditions regarding patellofemoral instability in this patient population and learn the different techniques for management of patellofemoral instability.
07:00 - 08:15

ICL: Knee Sports - Optimizing the Outcomes of Meniscal Treatment

Room 13a
07:00 - 08:15 Instructional Course Lecture
 Optimizing the Outcomes of Meniscal Treatment 		 
    Chair: David C. Flanigan, MD UNITED STATES
 
    Co-Chair: Cassandra Lee, MD UNITED STATES
 
    Brian M. Devitt, MD, PhD, FRCS, FRACS IRELAND
 
    Yuichi Hoshino, MD, PhD JAPAN
 
    Peter T. Myers, AM, MBBS, FRACS, FAOrthA AUSTRALIA
 
    Dinshaw Pardiwala, MS(Orth), DNB(Orth), FCPS INDIA
 
    Tomasz Piontek, PhD POLAND
 
    James R. Robinson, MBBS, FRCS(Tr & Orth), MS UNITED KINGDOM
 
    To review current treatments of various meniscus pathology. Describing evidence based methods that optimize outcomes for patients with meniscus pathology.

To illustration current methods with case presentations.
07:00 Introduction to Optimizing the Outcomes of Meniscus Treatment  
  David C. Flanigan, MD UNITED STATES
  
07:02 All-inside / Inside Out Meniscus repairs and Revision Repairs  
  James R. Robinson, MBBS, FRCS(Tr & Orth), MS UNITED KINGDOM
  
07:12 Meniscus tears at time of ACL Reconstruction  
  Yuichi Hoshino, MD, PhD JAPAN
  
07:22 Radial Meniscus Tears  
  Yuichi Hoshino, MD, PhD JAPAN
  
07:32 Root Tears and if a Role for Centralization  
  Dinshaw Pardiwala, MS(Orth), DNB(Orth), FCPS INDIA
  
07:42 Horizontal Cleavage and Complex Meniscus Tears  
  Tomasz Piontek, PhD POLAND
  
07:52 Meniscus Transplant- Current Status to Optimize Outcomes  
  Peter T. Myers, AM, MBBS, FRACS, FAOrthA AUSTRALIA
  
08:02 Discussion  
07:00 - 08:15

ICL: Ankle - The Treatment of Acute Achilles Tendon Rupture

Room 11
07:00 - 08:30 Instructional Course Lecture
 The Treatment of Acute Achilles Tendon Rupture 		 
    Chair: Jorge Pablo Batista, MD ARGENTINA
 
    Co-Chair: C. Niek van Dijk, MD, PhD NETHERLANDS
 
    Helka Koivu, MD, PhD FINLAND
 
    Lasse Lempainen, MD, PhD, Adjunct Professor FINLAND
 
    Yasunari Oniki, MD, PhD JAPAN
 
    Christopher Jon Pearce, MBChB MRCS FRCS (Tr&Orth) SINGAPORE
 
    Joao Vide, MD,. MsC PORTUGAL
 
    The treatment of acute achilles tendon rupture is still controversial. Conservative treatment also has a role. This symposium aims to show the different options and debate the outcomes.

Debate after the presentations about what is more important, outcomes,complications, re-ruptures or tendon lengthening
07:00 “AT ruptures: what is the current evidence”  
  C. Niek van Dijk, MD, PhD NETHERLANDS
  
07:00 Acute Achilles tendon ruptures in young athletes  
  Yasunari Oniki, MD, PhD JAPAN
  
07:00 Surgery vs no surgery for Achilles tendon ruptures  
  Christopher Jon Pearce, MBChB MRCS FRCS (Tr&Orth) SINGAPORE
  
07:00 Chronic/Neglected Achilles tendon ruptures  
  Joao Vide, MD,. MsC PORTUGAL
  
07:00 Conservative treatment of acute ATR and FHL transfer for failed initial treatment  
  Helka Koivu, MD, PhD FINLAND
  
06:50 Surgical treatment of Achilles insertional tendinopathy and ruptures  
  Jorge Pablo Batista, MD ARGENTINA
  
07:00 - 08:15

ICL: Shoulder - Injuries of the Acromioclavicular Joint

Room 12
07:00 - 08:30 Instructional Course Lecture
 Injuries of the Acromioclavicular Joint 		 
    Chair: Augustus D. Mazzocca, MS, MD UNITED STATES
 
    Co-Chair: Daichi Morikawa, MD, PhD JAPAN
 
    Benno Ejnisman, MD BRAZIL
 
    Francesco Franceschi, MD, Prof ITALY
 
    Gazi Huri, Prof. MD QATAR
 
    Andreas B. Imhoff, MD, Prof. Emeritus GERMANY
 
    Upon completion of this session, participants will be able to understand the classification, diagnosis and treatment of ACJ injuries
15:45 - 17:30

Afternoon Scientific Session II

Room 13a
15:45 - 17:00 Instructional Course Lecture
 The PCL in 2025 		 
    Chair: Karl-Heinz Frosch, Prof. Dr. med. GERMANY
 
    Co-Chair: R. Kyle Martin, MD, FRCSC UNITED STATES
 
    Jacqueline M. Brady, MD UNITED STATES
 
    Jorge Chahla, MD, PhD UNITED STATES
 
    Bancha Chernchujit, Prof.Dr.med THAILAND
 
    Cristian Antonio Fontbote, MD CHILE
 
    Fabrizio Margheritini, MD ITALY
 
    International experts will present diagnostic and treatment concepts for PCL injuries. Different strategies for isolated and combined injuries in the acute and chronic state will be highlighted.

Tips and tricks as well as a discussion on the clinical outcomes and revision strategy will also be addressed.
15:45 Introduction  
  Karl-Heinz Frosch, Prof. Dr. med. GERMANY
  
15:48 Evaluating the PCL-Deficient Knee  
  Jacqueline M. Brady, MD UNITED STATES
  
16:00 Acute vs. Chronic PCL Rupture: Indications for Non-surgical and Surgical Management  
  Cristian Antonio Fontbote, MD CHILE
  
16:12 Operative Techniques and Innovations  
  Fabrizio Margheritini, MD ITALY
  
16:24 Treatment of Combined PCL/PMC and PCL/PLC Injuries  
  Bancha Chernchujit, Prof.Dr.med THAILAND
  
16:36 Failure after PCL Reconstruction – Reasons and Revision Strategy  
  Jorge Chahla, MD, PhD UNITED STATES
  
16:48 Discussion  
  R. Kyle Martin, MD, FRCSC UNITED STATES
  
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ICL: Shoulder - Shoulder Arthroplasty: From Basics to Advanced

Room 14b
07:00 - 08:15 Instructional Course Lecture
 Shoulder Arthroplasty: From Basics to Advanced 		 
    Chair: Giovanni Di Giacomo, MD ITALY
 
    Co-Chair: Miguel Angel Ruiz Iban, MD, PhD SPAIN
 
    George Athwal, MD CANADA
 
    Ruth Delaney, FRCS IRELAND
 
    Ashish Gupta, MBBS, MSc, FRACS, FAORTHOA AUSTRALIA
 
    Paulo J. Llinas Hernandez, MD, Prof. COLOMBIA
 
    Stephen C. Weber, MD UNITED STATES
 
    Upon completion of this session, participants will be able to understand the different types and indications of shoulder arthroplasty.

07:00 Introduction  
  Giovanni Di Giacomo, MD ITALY
  
07:05 Patient selection: RSA vs Anatomic  
  George Athwal, MD CANADA
  
07:15 How I expose the glenoid. Is there any difference in Reverse vs Anatomic  
  Ruth Delaney, FRCS IRELAND
  
07:25 Management of the humerus: Anatomic vs reverse  
  Paulo J. Llinas Hernandez, MD, Prof. COLOMBIA
  
07:35 How I handle glenoid bone loss in anatomic and reverse  
  Stephen C. Weber, MD UNITED STATES
  
07:45 Understanding results for a better future of anatomic and reverse arthroplasty  
  Ashish Gupta, MBBS, MSc, FRACS, FAORTHOA AUSTRALIA
  
07:55 Discussion  
07:00 - 08:15

ICL: Knee - The Valgus Knee: Surgical Approach, Implant Selection

Room 14a
07:00 - 08:15 Instructional Course Lecture
 The Valgus Knee: Surgical Approach, Implant Selection 		 
    Chair: Justin P. Roe, MB BS BSc(Med) Hons, A/Prof. AUSTRALIA
 
    Co-Chair: Andrew Porteous, MBChB, MSc, FRCS(Ed), FRCS(Tr&Orth) UNITED KINGDOM
 
    Cécile Batailler, MD, PhD FRANCE
 
    Roberto Negrin, MD CHILE
 
    Cesar Rocha, MD COLOMBIA
 
    Understand the different surgical approaches, ligament releases and implant choices in treating arthritis in the valgus knee, including discussion on the sequence of releases in the complex valgus knee to achieve balance and the role of the available instruments and technology.

To understand the theories for and against femoral dysplasia, tibial wear, lateral side mobility, inflammatory factors, extra-articular deformity, hip and foot issues in the valgus knee, and the common surgical approaches to the valgus knee, as well as the different alignment philosophies in performing arthroplasty surgery in the valgus knee.
07:00 The Valgus Knee: Surgical Approach, Implant Selection  
  Justin P. Roe, MB BS BSc(Med) Hons, A/Prof. AUSTRALIA
  
07:02 The Valgus Knee - Are They Different?  
  Cesar Rocha, MD COLOMBIA
  
07:08 Implant Selection and Alignment in the Valgus Knee  
  Cécile Batailler, MD, PhD FRANCE
  
07:16 The Approach to the Valgus Knee  
  Andrew Porteous, MBChB, MSc, FRCS(Ed), FRCS(Tr&Orth) UNITED KINGDOM
  
07:22 The Complex Valgus Knee: Releases and Considerations  
  Roberto Negrin, MD CHILE
  
07:30 Discussion  
07:45 Cases  
07:00 - 08:15

ICL: Knee Sports - Tips and Tricks to Tackle PCL/PMC/PLC Repair and Reconstruction

Room 14c
07:00 - 08:15 Instructional Course Lecture
 Tips and Tricks to Tackle PCL/PMC/PLC Repair and Reconstruction 		 
    Chair: Brett A. Fritsch, MBBS BSc(Med), FRACS, FAOrthA AUSTRALIA
 
    Co-Chair: Bruce A. Levy, MD UNITED STATES
 
    Pablo E. Gelber, MD SPAIN
 
    Robert F. LaPrade, MD, PhD UNITED STATES
 
    Chanakarn Phornphutkul, MD THAILAND
 
    Gustavo A. Rincón, MD COLOMBIA
 
    Richard P. von Bormann, MD SOUTH AFRICA
 
    To give an experts overview of how to manage the manage the 3 challenging components of a multilligament knee injury - the PCL, the PLC, the MCL and PMC - and how to manage these components in the true knee dislocation to get the best possible outcome.

To discuss the tips that help when starting out managing these complex cases. Everyone has to do their first MLKI before they can go on to be an expert, and during this ICL we will discuss the tips and tricks of what we learnt doing our first 10 MLKI, to make you and your patients outcomes as good as possible.
07:00 Introduction to Tips and tricks for managing the PCL, PLC, and medial side of the knee  
  Brett A. Fritsch, MBBS BSc(Med), FRACS, FAOrthA AUSTRALIA
  
07:03 Tips and Tricks for starting out managing MLKI - things I learnt from my first 10 cases  
  Gustavo A. Rincón, MD COLOMBIA
  
07:13 PCL - tips and tricks for managing the keystone to the knee  
  Pablo E. Gelber, MD SPAIN
  
07:23 PLC - tips and tricks to managing the dark side of the knee  
  Richard P. von Bormann, MD SOUTH AFRICA
  
07:33 MCL and PMC - tips and tricks for the medial side of the knee  
  Chanakarn Phornphutkul, MD THAILAND
  
07:43 Putting it all together - optimising outcomes in the true multiligament knee injury  
  Robert F. LaPrade, MD, PhD UNITED STATES
  
07:53 Discussion  
07:00 - 08:15

ICL: Sports Medicine - Severe Muscle Injuries in Sport

Room 13b - MTE
07:00 - 08:15 Instructional Course Lecture
 Severe Muscle Injuries in Sport 		 
    Chair: Franco Della Vedova, MD ARGENTINA
 
    Co-Chair: Carlos H. Yacuzzi, MD ARGENTINA
 
    Camila Cohen Kaleka, PhD BRAZIL
 
    Francesco Della Villa, MD ITALY
 
    Bradley Rael Gelbart, FC Orth (SA) Mmed Ortho Surg(WITS) SOUTH AFRICA
 
    Mark R. Hutchinson, Professor, MD, FACSM, FAANA, FAAOS UNITED STATES
 
    Shurong Zhang, MD, PhD CHINA
 
    Participants will learn to recognize and treat a severe muscle injury.

To diagnose and differentiate when a muscle injury in an athlete can be complex. Throughout the presentations, we will identify key points in the diagnosis, classification, management, and treatment of these injuries, focusing on how to differentiate them from simpler injuries with fewer complications.
07:00 Key Concepts in Complex Muscle Injuries in Sports  
  Camila Cohen Kaleka, PhD BRAZIL
  
07:10 Differences in the Mechanism of Injury for Complex Muscle Injuries  
  Francesco Della Villa, MD ITALY
  
07:20 Challenging Hamstring and Rectus Femoris Injuries  
  Bradley Rael Gelbart, FC Orth (SA) Mmed Ortho Surg(WITS) SOUTH AFRICA
  
07:30 New Frontiers in Orthobiologic Treatments for Muscle Injuries  
  Shurong Zhang, MD, PhD CHINA
  
07:40 Returning to Sports after High-Risk Muscle Injuries  
  Mark R. Hutchinson, Professor, MD, FACSM, FAANA, FAAOS UNITED STATES
  
07:50 Case Presentation and Discussion  
  Franco Della Vedova, MD ARGENTINA
  
07:00 - 08:15

ICL: Knee Sports - Planning and Executing the “Perfect” Osteotomy Around the Knee

Room 13a
07:00 - 08:15 Instructional Course Lecture
 Planning and Executing the “Perfect” Osteotomy Around the Knee 		 
    Chair: Mauricio Kfuri Jr., MD, PhD UNITED STATES
 
    Co-Chair: Raghbir S. Khakha, MBBS, MSc, FRCS UNITED KINGDOM
 
    Michael J Alaia, MD UNITED STATES
 
    Kristian Kley, MD GERMANY
 
    Rodrigo Maestu, MD ARGENTINA
 
    Wolf Petersen, MD, Prof GERMANY
 
    Ronald J. Van Heerwaarden, MD, PhD NETHERLANDS
 
    At the end of this course the learner should be able to: Understand the rationale of the osteotomies around the knee Apply principles of preoperative planning based on image studies Appreciate the critical steps needed to execute the most common osteotomies around the knee

As additional objectives of this course, the learner should be able to: Understand the critical anatomy of the knee and the landmarks used for the planning and execution of an osteotomy
07:00 The rationale of osteotomies around the knee  
  Mauricio Kfuri Jr., MD, PhD UNITED STATES
  
07:05 How to perfectly execute a valgus-producing tibial osteotomy.  
  Rodrigo Maestu, MD ARGENTINA
  
07:17 How to perfectly execute a varus-producing distal femur osteotomy.  
  Michael J Alaia, MD UNITED STATES
  
07:29 How to plan and execute the correction in the coronal plane with a double-level osteotomy.  
  Kristian Kley, MD GERMANY
  
07:41 How to plan and execute the correction of a tibial slope.  
  Wolf Petersen, MD, Prof GERMANY
  
07:53 How to perfectly plan and execute a derotational osteotomy around the knee  
  Ronald J. Van Heerwaarden, MD, PhD NETHERLANDS
  
08:05 Closing remarks  
  Raghbir S. Khakha, MBBS, MSc, FRCS UNITED KINGDOM
  
07:00 - 08:15

ICL - How to Manage Total Knee Replacement after Knee Osteotomy or Post-traumatic Deformity

Room 11
07:00 - 08:15 Instructional Course Lecture
 How to Manage Total Knee Replacement after Knee Osteotomy or Post-traumatic Deformity 		 
    Chair: Sebastien Lustig, MD, PhD, Prof. FRANCE
 
    Co-Chair: Federica Rosso, MD ITALY
 
    Cécile Batailler, MD, PhD FRANCE
 
    Philippe Noel Neyret, MD, PhD, Prof. FRANCE
 
    Chloe E.H. Scott, MD FRCS UNITED KINGDOM
 
    José Ricardo Confraria Varatojo, MD PORTUGAL
 
    Christopher J. Vertullo, MBBS, PhD, FRACS(Orth) AUSTRALIA
 
    During this ICL the speakers will provide details and tricks for performing total knee replacement after knee osteotomy based on the current literature and the surgeon’s experience.
07:00 Introduction of the ICL  
  Sebastien Lustig, MD, PhD, Prof. FRANCE
  
07:05 What are the challenges of extra articular deformity  
  Philippe Noel Neyret, MD, PhD, Prof. FRANCE
  
07:13 Tips and tricks TKA after HTO / tibia post traumatic extra artciular deformity (with video)  
  Chloe E.H. Scott, MD FRCS UNITED KINGDOM
  
07:21 Tips and Tricks for TKA after DFO / femur extra articular deformity (with video)  
  José Ricardo Confraria Varatojo, MD PORTUGAL
  
07:29 How technology can be usefull for TKA after post traumatic deformity (including HTO) (with video) ?  
  Cécile Batailler, MD, PhD FRANCE
  
07:37 Surgical outcomes of TKA after Knee osteotomy : Worse than primary TKA ?  
  Christopher J. Vertullo, MBBS, PhD, FRACS(Orth) AUSTRALIA
  
07:45 Cases Discussion (Federica Rosso)  
07:00 - 08:15

ICL: Patellofemoral - Understanding Trochlear Dysplasia in Patellofemoral Instability

Room 12
07:00 - 08:15 Instructional Course Lecture
 Understanding Trochlear Dysplasia in Patellofemoral Instability 		 
    Chair: David H. Dejour, MD FRANCE
 
    Co-Chair: Laurie A. Hiemstra, MD, PhD, FRCSC CANADA
 
    Juan Pablo Martinez-Cano, MD, MSc, PhD COLOMBIA
 
    Vicente Sanchis-Alfonso, MD, PhD SPAIN
 
    Philip B. Schoettle, MD, PhD, Assoc. Prof. GERMANY
 
    Marc Tompkins, MD UNITED STATES
 
    1. To understand the pathoanatomy of trochlear dysplasia and how trochlear dysplasia affects the biomechanics of the PF joint. 2. To be familiar with the different imaging modalities for assessing trochlear dysplasia 3. To review the classification systems for trochlear dysplasia 4. To understand which patients need a trochleoplasty? 5. To be familiar with the surgical management of trochlear dysplasia
07:00 The pathoanatomy and biomechanical consequences of trochlear dysplasia  
  Philip B. Schoettle, MD, PhD, Assoc. Prof. GERMANY
  
07:12 Assessment of trochlear dysplasia with imaging  
  Marc Tompkins, MD UNITED STATES
  
07:24 How can we classify trochlear dysplasia so we all talk the same language?  
  Juan Pablo Martinez-Cano, MD, MSc, PhD COLOMBIA
  
07:36 How do you decide which patient needs a trochleoplasty?  
  Vicente Sanchis-Alfonso, MD, PhD SPAIN
  
07:48 Thick flap trochleoplasty - video  
  David H. Dejour, MD FRANCE
  
07:54 Thin flap trochleoplasty - video  
  Laurie A. Hiemstra, MD, PhD, FRCSC CANADA
  
15:45 - 17:00

Afternoon Scientific Session II

Room 13a
15:45 - 17:00 Instructional Course Lecture
 The Most Frequent Situations that Every Team Physician Will Face 		 
    Chair: Marc R. Safran, MD, Prof. UNITED STATES
 
    Co-Chair: Lars Engebretsen, MD, PhD NORWAY
 
    Lucio S. R. Ernlund, MD, MSc BRAZIL
 
    Yuichi Hoshino, MD, PhD JAPAN
 
    Samundeeswari Saseendar, MBBS, MS Ortho, MBA HHSM INDIA
 
    The objective of this symposium is to cover the most frequent situations that the team physician must face in his practice. Environmental issues related to sports practice, sideline management of injuries, emergencies, communication with the media, etc.

To tell the story of a team physician in various Olympic Sports for 40 years
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