SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM - DRAFT ANNUAL CONGRESS DANISH SPORTS MEDICINE (DIMS-FFI) THURSDAY JANUARY 31 st MAIN HALL (Thursday)

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1 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM - DRAFT ANNUAL CONGRESS DANISH SPORTS MEDICINE (DIMS-FFI) THURSDAY JANUARY 31 st 2013 MAIN HALL (Thursday) Thursday, Main hall, (lecture) Sports injuries an unavoidable event? Prof Malachy McHugh, FYI Lenox Hill Hospital, New York, USA Michael Kjaer Thursday, Main hall, (lecture) Elbow problems in sports: Surgical or non-surgical treatment? Prof Denise Eygendaal, Academic Medical Center, Amphia Hospital, Amsterdam, The Netherlands Oral communication from abstracts, NN Bo S Olsen Thursday, Main hall, (symposium) Title: Hip pain Arthroscopy when and why? Prof Michael B. Millis, Orthopaedic Surgery, Harvard Medical School, Adolescent and Young Adult Hip Unit, Boston How to diagnose hip pain disorders Ass. Prof Per Hölmich, Arthroscopic Center, Amager Hospital Per Hölmich

2 Thursday, Main hall, (lecture) Sarcopenia why do we all loose skeletal muscle with ageing and can we preserve strength and function with training Prof Marco Narici, University of Nottingham, United Kingdom, Oral communication from abstracts, NN Michael Kjaer Thursday, Main hall, (symposium) Title: Diagnosis and treatment of pelvic girdle pain - an update Anatomical and biomechanical considerations of fascia Prof Andry Vleeming, University of Rotterdam, The Netherlands How to diagnose sacroiliac joint pain by means of clinical examination Senior Researcher Tom Petersen, Copenhagen Back Centre, Denmark Treatment and rehabilitation of pelvic girdle pain Prof Andry Vleeming, Rotterdam University, The Netherlands Christian Couppe ROOM A (Thursday) Thursday, Room A, (lecture) Diagnosis, treatment and prevention of ankle sprains: An evidence-based clinical guideline Prof Rob de Bie, Maastricht University, The Netherlands Oral communication from abstracts, NN Christian Couppe Thursday, Room A, (symposium) Title: Stretching To stretch or not to stretch; Flexibility and its effects on sports injury and performance Prof Malachy MacHugh, FYI Lenox Hill Hosp, New York, USA Stretching as a supplement to the return to sport algorithm for hamstring injuries Prof Carl Askling, Gymnastik och Idrotts Högskolen, Stockholm, Sweden Implementation of stretching in sports

3 PT Charlotte Anker-Petersen and Chief Surgeon Henrik Aagaard, Royal Danish Ballet, Karen Kotila Thursday, Room A, (pro-et-contra) Title: Achilles tendon rupture: To operate or not to operate? In favor of operative treatment (Pro) Prof Per Aspenberg, Linköping University, Sweden In favor of conservative treatment (Con) Dr Kristoffer Barfod, Hvidovre Hospital, Denmark Discussion pro-et-contra Per Hölmich Thursday, Room A, (SAKS symposium) Title: Achilles tendinopathy diagnosis, imaging, surgical interventions and high volume injection (HVI) in Achilles tendinopathy Diagnosis and imaging of Achilles tendinopathy Chief physician Michel Court-Payen, Gildhøj Private Hospital, Denmark High Volume Injection in Achilles tendon Dr Anders Ploug Boesen, Institute of Sports Medicine, Bispebjerg Hospital Surgical interventions in Achilles tendinopathy Ass Prof Gino M. Kerkhoffs, Dept. of Orthopedic Surgery, Academic Medical Center, Univ of Amsterdam, the Netherlands Thorsten Warming ROOM B (Thursday) Thursday, Room B, (lecture) Rehabilitation after ACL injury Prof Richard Frobell, Lund University, Sweden Oral communications from abstracts, NN Tommy Øhlenschläger Thursday, Room B, (symposium)

4 Title: Musculo-skeletal ultrasound - form basic science to clinical work Musculo-skeletal ultrasound: Do we need certification, who should use it and how, and can we document the usefulness of ultrasound in basic science and clinical work Chief phys Søren Torp-Pedersen, Frederiksberg Hospital The use of ultrasound in a sports medicine setting, in clinical work and in the field Chief phys Ulrich Fredberg, Silkeborg Hospital Ultrasound in physiotherapy, perspectives on the use Prof Henning Langberg, Copenhagen University Phillip Hansen Thursday, Room B, (lecture) Title: Chiropractors in Sports Medicine How does Danish chiropractors contribute to research in physical activity and sports medicine? Prof Jan Hartvigsen, University of Southern Denmark, Odense Neck and back pain in children and adolescent Chiropract, PhD stud, Ellen Årtun, University of Southern Denmark, Odense Jonas Thorlund Thursday, Room B, (seminar) Title: Patient related outcome scores: Why use them when they don t work? Why use a PRO? Basic requirements to the construction and validation of a PRO, reflecting what it can be used for Senior lecturer John Brodersen, Research Unit for General Practice, University of CopenhagenKøbenhavns Universitet Practical steps in the construction of a PRO PhD stud Jonathan Comins, Sports Surgury Unit, Dept Orthop Surg, Bispebjerg Hospital and SAHVA Practical validation of a PRO John Brodersen Overview of PROs for sports knee and shoulder and their validation Jonathan Comins Michael Krogsgaard ROOM C (Thursday)

5 Thursday, Room C, (workshop) Practical sports medicine How to work with elite athletes? Chief phys Morten Storgaard, Team Denmark Anders Boesen Thursday, Room C, (workshop) Injury prevention in handball Ass prof, PhD Mette Zebis, University of Southern Denmark Rie Harboe Nielsen Thursday, Room C, (workshop) Elbow examination Prof. Denise Eygendaal, Adademic Medical Center, Amphia Hospital, Amsterdam, The Netherlands Bo S Olsen Thursday, Room C, (workshop) Screening tests in athletes to prevent injuries Prof Malachy McHugh, FYI Lenox Hill Hospital, New York, USA Thomas Bandholm FRIDAY FEBRUARY 1 st 2013 MAIN HALL (Friday) Friday, Main hall, (symposium) Title: Patello-femoral pain syndrome Practical and differential diagnostics Chief phys Christoffer Brushøj, Bispebjerg Hospital

6 Prevalence of PFPS across age-groups and gender Physiother Michael Skovdal Rathleff, Ålborg University Frequent deficits in patients with PFPS Dr Christian Barton, Queen Mary University, London, UK and Pure Sports Medicine, London, UK Evidence based treatment of PFPS Prof Jenny McConnel, Mosman Univ, Australia Michael Rathleff Friday, Main hall, (lecture) New strategies for injured runners Prof Reed Ferber, University of Calgary, Canada Oral communication from abstracts, NN Michael Rathleff Friday, Main hall, (symposium) Title: Professor lectures within sports medicine Sports traumatology Prof Martin Lind, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Aarhus University Hospital Sports traumatology and arthroscopic surgery Prof Michael Krogsgaard, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Bispebjerg Hospital, Rehabilitation Prof Henning Langberg, Institute of Public Health, Copenhagen University Michael Kjaer Friday, Main hall, (DSSAK symposium) Title: Shoulder impingement syndrome Impingement treatment in Denmark where are we setting the scene Chief Surg Hans Viggo Johanssen, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Aarhus University Hospital Psychological and social determinants: Interventions that might prevent the development of chronic shoulder pain. Patients perceived recovery Prof Rob A. de Bie, Maastricht, The Netherlands, Impingement syndrome and degenerative rotator cuff disease; Can surgeons prevent degenerative cuff disease? Prof Andrew Carr, University of Oxford, United Kingdom, Pro-et-con battle: To operate or not to operate

7 When not to operate shoulder impingement syndrome Prof Rob de Bie When to operate shoulder impingement syndrome Prof Andrew Carr Panel discussion; cases and questions Chairs: Anne Kathrine Belling Sørensen and Hans Viggo Johanssen Friday, Main hall, (lecture) Scapula instability in sports problems and treatment Prof Ann Cools, University of Ghent, Belgium Oral communications from abstracts, NN Henning Langberg Friday, Main hall, (symposium) Title: Young investigator award Oral presentations for competition and The Lindhard Award prize lecture Oral communications from abstract, 6 selected abstracts, Questions by panel Henning Langberg Presentation of The Linhard Award Prize winner followed by a prize winner lecture (20 min) Michael Kjær Friday, Exibition area, kl (poster) Title: Walk, talk and wine guided poster-walk and appetizer Henning Langberg ROOM A (Friday) Friday, Room A, (symposium) Title: Skeletal muscle how to improve muscle strength and function in performance, recreation and rehabilitation What regulates muscle tissue growth? Prof Truls Raastad, Norwegian School of Sports Science, Oslo, Norway

8 Importance of neuro-muscular interaction for strength development Prof Per Aagaard, University of Southern Denmark How to practice strength training dependent upon who you are Ass prof Lars Andersen, National Research Centre for the Working Environment Jesper Løvind Andersen Friday, Room A, (lecture) Shoulder Impingement: treatment modalities from a physiotherapists perspective Methods and evidence Prof Rob A. de Bie, University of Maastricht, The Netherlands Oral communication from abstracts, NN Anne Katrine Belling Sørensen Friday, Room A, (ADD/DIMS/FFI symposium) Title: Doping substances in nutritional supplementation and food - is it a problem? Doping substances in food and dietary supplements how big is the problem? Director Lone Hansen, Anti-doping Denmark Positive doping test caused by ingestion of food and dietary supplements cases Director Lone Hansen, Anti-doping Denmark Doping substances in food and supplements - How to handle the problem Dr Catherine Judkins, United Kingdom Mette Hansen Friday, Room A, (symposium) Title: Female athletes and training adaptations Gender difference in fuel combustion during exercise Prof Bente Kiens, Institute of Sports Science, University of Copenhagen Gender difference in strength training adaptation Ass.Prof Mette Hansen, Institute of Sports Science, Aarhus University Gender differences in biomechanical properties Post doc Christian Couppe, Institute of Sports Medicine, Bispebjerg Hospital Stress fracture a gender specific problem? Post doc Anders Vinther, Dept of Physiotherapy, Herlev Hospital and Lund University, sweden Anders Vinther

9 Friday, Room A, (pro-et-contra) Title: ACL injury in physically active individuals: To reconstruct or not to reconstruct? Rehabilitation as the primary treatment option for ACL injury Prof Richard Frobell, University of Lund, Sweden Surgical reconstruction as first choice for ACL injury Prof Michael Krogsgaard, Idrætskirurgisk Enhed, Bispebjerg Hospital, Pro-et-contra discussion Martin Englund, Sverige ROOM B (Friday) Friday, Room B, (symposium) Title: Bone and physical training Training and bone from health to injury Prof Magnus Karlsson, Dept Orthop Surg., University of Lund, Sweden Training in individuals with osteoporosis Chief Phys Niklas Rye Jørgensen, Dept of Orthop Surg.Glostrup Hospital Too much training on bone in elite female athletes Ass prof Ewa Wullf Helge, Institute of Sports Science, University of Copenhagen, Ingelis Kanstrup Friday, Room B, (lecture) Exercise and cancer Prof Lis Adamsen, UCSF, University of Copenhagen Oral communications from abstracts, NN Henning Langberg Friday, Room B, (symposium) Title: Core training: What is the evidence and a functional application using a skiing ergometer Skiing ergometer a functional approach to core training in elite and couch potatoes Dr Ulrich Ghisler

10 Functional training in a ski-ergometer- does it work? Ass Prof Niels Ørtenblad, University of Southern Denmark Thor Munch Andersen Friday, Room B, (symposium) Title: PhD-lectures from candidates who defended sports medicine relevant thesis in Stig Mølsted, Dept Physiotherapy, Hillerød Hospital Jessica Pingel, Institute of Sports Medicine, Bispebjerg Hospital NN Monika Bayer, Institute of Sports Medicine, Bispebjerg Hospital NN Michael Kjaer Friday, Room B, (pro-et-con debate) Title: Exercise as a pill True or false? Speakers: Exercise as a pill pro Sen res Romain Barres, Univ Copenhagen Exercise as a pill contra Prof Flemming Dela, Univ Copenhagen (Con) Debate pro-et-contra Michael Kjaer ROOM C (Friday) Friday, Room C, (workshop) Advanced shoulder ultra sound examination Dr Phillip Hansen, Dept Radiology, Rigshospitalet Thor Munch Andersen Friday, Room C, (workshop)

11 Hip and groin ultra sound examination Chief phys Søren Torp-Pedersen, Frederiksberg Hospital Thor Munch Andersen Friday, Room C, (workshop) Shoulder impingement - Evaluation and examination of the patient with chronic shoulder pain. Clinical tests and methods Prof Ann Cools, University of Ghent, Belgium Prof Rob A. de Bie, University of Maastricht, The Netherlands Mogens Dam Friday, Room C, (workshop) Optimal foot kinetics during walk and run Prof Reed Ferber, University of Calgary, Canada, Karen Kotila Friday, Room C, (workshop) Core training What is the evidence? Dr Mats Mejdevi Karen Kotila SATURDAY FEBRUARY 2 nd 2013 MAIN HALL (Saturday) Saturday, Main hall, (symposium) Title: Knee injuries the direct road to knee osteoarthritis? ACL injuries and risk of knee osteoarthritis Post Doc Britt-Elin Øiestad, Norwegian Research Center for Active Rehabilitation, Oslo, Norway, Meniscal injuries and risk of knee osteoarthritis Ass prof Martin Englund, University of Lund, Sweden

12 Jonas Thorlund Saturday, Main hall, (symposium) Title: Fasciitis plantaris from research to clinic What do we know about fasciitis plantaris treatment Physiother Michael Skovdal Rathleff, University of Ålborg How to diagnose and conservatively treat the disease? Chief phys Finn Johannsen, Institute of Sports Medicine, Bispebjerg Hospital Surgical options in the treatment of fasciitis plantaris Prof Michael Krogsgaard, Dept Sports Surgery and Arthroscopy, Bispebjerg Hospital Rie Harboe Nielsen ROOM A (Saturday) Saturday, Room A, (symposium) Title: Athletes and their career when is it too much and when do they quit? How long do top-athletes live, and what role do injuries play for their career termination Prof Urho Kujala, University of Jyväskylä, Finland The psychological aspects of athletes burn-out Prof Peter Hassmen, University of Umeå, Sweden The thin line between optimal performance, overreaching and overtraining Ass prof Ola Rønsen, Olympiatoppen, Oslo, Norway Michael Kjaer Saturday, Room A, (symposium) Title: Role of nutrition and ergogenic supplements during training adaptation How to manipulate carbohydrate intake to improve endurance training adaptation Prof Bente Kiens, Instute of Sports Science, University of Copenhagen Protein intake before, during or after to enhance endurance and strength training adaptation Prof Luc van Loon, University of Maastricht, The Netherlands Ergogenous effect of beet-root juice in trained individuals PhD stud Peter Møller Christensen, Institute of Sports Science, University of Copenhagen

13 Ergogenous effects of bicarbonate update PhD stud Peter Møller Christensen Ergogenous effect of beta-alanine update PhD stud Signe Refsgaard Bech, Institute of Sports Science, University of Copenhagen Mette Hansen ROOM B (Saturday) Saturday, Room B, (symposium) Title: Sports, training and medicine Cardio-vascular medicine and training with an introduction to sports cardiology Chief phys Hanne Rasmusen, Department of Cardiology, Bispebjerg Hospital Sports related respiratory conditions, introduction to management and treatment Prof Vibeke Backer, Lungemedicinsk Forskningsenhed, Bispebjerg Hospital NSAID and the effect on muscles, implications from basic science to use in treatment Ass Prof Abigail Mackey-Sennels, Institute of Sports Medicine, Bispebjerg Hospital, Thor Munch Andersen Saturday, Room B, (symposium) Title: Soccer Science How to train to be physically fit for soccer? Sen res Jesper Løvind Andersen, Institute of Sports Medicine, Bispebjerg Hospital Screening of soccer players prior to the season Chief phys Ulrich Fredberg, Silkeborg Hospital Prevention of soccer injuries Dr Kristian Thorborg, Arthroscopic Centre, Amager Hospital Per Hölmich ROOM C (Saturday) Saturday. Room C, (workshop)

14 How to examine a knee the Pivot shift Prof Michael Krogsgaard, Dept Sports Surgery and Arthroscopy, Bispebjerg Hospital Tommy Øhlenschläger Saturday, Room C, (workshop) Title: Treatment of patello-femoral pain syndrome (PFPS) a practical approach Prof Jenny McConnel, Mosman University, Australia Jens Olesen