ON SPORT MEDICINE AND SPORT PHYSIOTHERAPY

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1 VANCOUVER 2010 OLYMPIC GAMES INVITATION 4th OLYMPIC SYMPOSIUM ON SPORT MEDICINE AND SPORT PHYSIOTHERAPY PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT OF HEAD INJURIES IN SPORT 25th February to hrs ATHLETES PASSPORT SYMPOSIUM 15th February to hrs DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF NECK INJURIES IN SPORT SYMPOSIUM 26th February to hrs OLYMPIC WORKSHOP ON SPORT MEDICINE AND SPORT PHYSIOTHERAPY KINESIO TAPING AND MUSCLE PERFORMANCE 22nd February 2010 (Vancouver) to hrs rd 23 February 2010 (Whistler Mountain) to hrs Organised by the IOC Medical Commission symposium-depliant-1.indd :54

2 MESSAGE FROM JACQUES ROGGE, IOC PRESIDENT Dear Colleagues, Protecting the health of the athletes is one of the priorities for the International Olympic Committee. As risk is inherent to the practice of sport, scientific research is important to ensure their safety in the short- as well as the long-term. There is therefore a need for improved prevention and management. This is why the fourth edition of the Olympic Symposia and Workshop on Sports Medicine and Physiotherapy being organised in Vancouver by our Medical Commission, is placed under the main theme Prevention and Treatment of Head Injuries in Sport, thus demonstrating that this concern is very high up on the agenda. Our wish is to offer to all NOC team doctors and physiotherapists the most recent methods and knowledge to provide the most effective medical advice and to ensure the best possible care for their athletes. As a former team doctor myself, I know how important it is to be informed of the latest scientific work and medical practices, so that these can be used to serve the athlete in the best way possible. With its 3 symposia on Prevention and Management of Head Injuries in Sport, the Athletes Passport and the Diagnosis and Treatment of Neck Injuries in Sport, as well as its practical workshop on Kinesio Taping and Muscle Performance, this program is intended to bring together the fields of science, research and hands-on medical and physiotherapeutic practice. I sincerely hope you will find time during your busy schedule at the Vancouver Olympic Winter Games to attend our Symposia and Workshop, which I am sure will be interesting, useful and worthwhile. I look forward to your contribution to this very important step towards safer sports participation. symposium-depliant-1.indd :54

3 ATHLETES PASSPORT 15 th February to hrs Vancouver Olympic Village, Chefs de Mission Meeting Hall with transmission to Whistler Olympic Village, Chefs de Mission Meeting Hall PROGRAMME of the symposium Introduction Prof Arne Ljungqvist Perspective from FIS Prof Bengt Saltin Perspective from IBU Dr Jim Carrabre Perspective from ISU Dr Jane Moran Urinary steroid profiling Prof Christiane Ayotte The blood passport a laboratory s view Prof Peter Hemmersbach Final Discussion ENGLISH + FRENCH INTERPRETATION AVAILABLE BUFFET WILL BE OFFERED EACH PARTICIPANT WILL RECEIVE A CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE ALL PRESENTATIONS WILL BE AVAILABLE ON THE IOC WEBSITE AFTER THE VANCOUVER GAMES symposium-depliant-1.indd :54

4 PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT OF HEAD INJURIES IN SPORT 25 th February to hrs Vancouver Olympic Village, Chefs de Mission Meeting Hall with transmission to Whistler Olympic Village, Chefs de Mission Meeting Hall PROGRAMME of the symposium Welcome Prof Arne Ljungqvist Welcome Prof Lars Engebretsen Welcome Dr Jack Taunton Sport Concussion Assessment Tool (SCAT 2) Prof Willem (Winne) Meeuwisse Concussion the Real World. Assessment and Treatment on the Field Dr Mike Wilkinson Return to Play Guidelines in Professional and Amateur Sport Dr Mark Aubry Return to Snow, Post Concussion the CAST concussion management protocol Dr Karin Kausky Q & A Pause Disc Injuries Surgical vs Non Surgical Treatment Dr Christopher Bozek Could the Cervical Spine Contribute to Post-Concussion Symptoms? Ms Carol Kennedy Diagnosis and Management of Orofacial Trauma in Sport Dr Paul Piccininni Eye Injury in Sport Dr Bill Ross Q & A ENGLISH + FRENCH INTERPRETATION AVAILABLE BUFFET WILL BE OFFERED EACH PARTICIPANT WILL RECEIVE A CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE ALL PRESENTATIONS WILL BE AVAILABLE ON THE IOC WEBSITE AFTER THE VANCOUVER GAMES symposium-depliant-1.indd :54

5 DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF NECK INJURIES IN SPORT 26 th February to hrs Vancouver Olympic Village, Chefs de Mission Meeting Hall, with transmission to Whistler Olympic Village, Chefs de Mission Meeting Hall PROGRAMME of the symposium Imaging and implications Prof Bruce Forster (Canada) Pathologies and medical treatment of the cervical spine in sport Dr Christopher Bozek (Canada) Physiotherapy management of cervical spine dysfunction Case 1 Ms Carol Kennedy 40 mins Case 2 Mr Bjorn Fossan 40 mins Discussion / conclusions ENGLISH + FRENCH INTERPRETATION AVAILABLE BUFFET WILL BE OFFERED EACH PARTICIPANT WILL RECEIVE A CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE ALL PRESENTATIONS WILL BE AVAILABLE ON THE IOC WEBSITE AFTER THE VANCOUVER GAMES symposium-depliant-1.indd :54

6 KINESIO TAPING AND MUSCLE PERFORMANCE 22 nd February to hrs Vancouver Olympic Village, Celebration Room 3 23 rd February to hrs Whistler Olympic Village, Large Meeting Room within the Resident Services HQ 1. Kinesiotape concept and principles 2. Indications and contra-indications PROGRAMME of the workshop 3. Practical application to patholgies of upper limb (demonstrations of applications on the shoulder and elbow) 4. Discussion / conclusion Mme Raymonde Fortin EACH PARTICIPANT WILL RECEIVE A CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE symposium-depliant-1.indd :54

7 SPEAKERS Arne Ljungqvist Lars Engebretsen Jack Taunton Willem (Winne) Meeuwisse Michael Wilkinson Mark Aubry Karin Kausky Christopher Bozek Carol Kennedy IOC Member, Chairman of IOC Medical Commission (Sweden) Head of IOC Scientific Activities (IOC) Chief Medical Officer, VANOC (Canada) University of Calgary Sport Medicine Center Co-Chair (Canada) MD, MBBCh, MBA, Dip Sports Med. Director Medical Services, VANOC (Canada) Chief Medical Officer IIHF (Canada) MD, CCFP, Dip. Sport Medicine, Chief of Medical, Ladies WCR, VANOC (Canada) MD, FRCP(C), Assistant Professor of Neurology, University of British Colombia Neurology Supervisor, VANOC (Canada) BScPt, MCISc (candidate), FCAMT (Canada) symposium-depliant-1.indd :54

8 SPEAKERS Paul Piccininni Bill Ross BSc, DDS, FADI, FASD, IOC MC Games Group, IIHF MC, Sports Medicine Staff York University Toronto (Canada) MD, Eye Clinic Supervisor, VANOC (Canada) Christiane Ayotte Peter Hemmersbach Bengt Saltin Jim Carrabre Raymonde Fortin Bruce Forster Bjorn Fossan Director WADA Accredited Laboratory, Montreal (Vancouver), Canada (Canada) Director WADA Accredited Laboratory, Oslo, Norway (Germany) MD, Prof University Hospital, Copenhagen Former FIS Medical Director (Sweden) MD MPE Dip SM FACSM, Chairman IBU Medical Committee (Canada) BSc KIN, PT, CAT(c), FCAMT, Dip Sport physio, DScPT (candidate) (Canada) MSc MD FRCPC, Professor and Vice Chair (Research), Dept of Radiology, University of BC, Imaging Manager Vancouver 2010 (Canada) PT, Head physiotherapist Norwegian Olympic Training Centre (Norway) Organizing Committee Prof A. Ljungqvist (Sweden), Dr J. Taunton (Canada) Prof P. Renström (Sweden), Prof L. Engebretsen (IOC) Y. Larequi (Switzerland), S. Greinig (IOC) symposium-depliant-1.indd :54