I.S.Mu.L.T. CADAVER LAB

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1 Con il patrocinio di I.S.Mu.L.T. CADAVER LAB June Arezzo, ICLO Teaching and Research Center Saint Francis de Sales General Coordinator Dr. Oliva Francesco June Cadaver Lab - Shoulder June Cadaver Lab - Elbow June Cadaver Lab - Hand and Wrist

2 I.S.Mu.L.T. Cadaver Lab - Shoulder Scientific coordinator: Marco Spoliti Tutors: Francesco Franceschi, Antonio Frizziero, Enrico Gervasi, Francesco Oliva, Leonardo Osti June, Monday 22 nd Welcome and introduction Session I Arthroscopic access way and Arthroscopic anatomy Shoulder instability Microinstability Anchoring and instability systems Subacromial decompression Rotator cuff tears and causes of failing repair Coffee-break Open Anatomy Study Cadaver Lab - surgical demonstration tutors with attendees instability Cadaver Lab - attendees activities Light Lunch Cadaver Lab - surgical demonstration tutors with attendees rotator cuff tears Cadaver Lab - attendees activities Closing remark June, Tuesday 23 rd Session II Open access approach Latarjet Fractures of the proximal humerus incidence and classifications Osteoarthritis of the glenohumeral The anatomic prosthesis surgical techniques indications tip and triks The reverse prosthesis surgical techniques and directions Minimally invasive trans deltoid approach for plate osteosynthesis Coffee-break Cadaver Lab - surgical demonstration tutors with attendees Latarjet Cadaver Lab - attendees activities 13: Light Lunch 14: Cadaver Lab - surgical demonstration tutors with attendees anatomic and reverse prosthesis Cadaver Lab - attendees activities Cadaver Lab - surgical demonstration tutors with attendees osteosynthesis with plate Cadaver Lab - attendees activities Closure remarks I.S.Mu.L.T. Cadaver Lab - Elbow Scientific coordinator: Simone Nicoletti Tutors: Paolo Arrigoni, Prospero Bigazzi, Davide Blonna, Andrea Celli, Giovanni Merolla, Raffaele Scialla June, Wednesday 24 th Welcome and introduction Session I Distal biceps tendon injury Anatomy and biceps tuberosity approach Repair of distal biceps: one incision procedure Two incisions procedure Posterior interosseus nerve and approach Anatomy Distal Biceps Tendon repair Session II LCL anatomy and approach Radius fractures Radius ORIF Radial head prosthesis 15:15-19:00 Cadaver Lab activities Anatomy Radius ORIF Radial head prosthesis June, Thursday 25 th Session I Medial Coronoid approach MCL and Medial Instability Coronoid fractures Ulnar nerve Ulnar nerve transposition and release MCL Anatomy and approaches Ulnar nerve release and transposition Approach to the coronoid Session II Posterior approaches Distal humerus ORIF Capitulum Humeri ORIF Prosthesis and endoprosthesis Cadaver Lab activities Posterior approaches Distal humerus ORIF

3 I.S.Mu.L.T. Cadaver Lab - Hand and Wrist Scientific coordinator: Loris Pegoli Tutors: Riccardo Luchetti, Giorgio Pivato, Alessandro Pozzi June, Friday 26 th Welcome and introduction Session I Technical notes on finger coverage Flaps for long fingers Flaps for the thumb Session II Thumb carpometacarpal joint arthritis Scapholunate ligament Cadaver Lab activities Approaches to thumb carpometacarpal joint Approaches to the scapholunate ligament June, Saturday 27 th Session I Indication for wrist fractures treatment Lesion of the ulnar collateral ligament of metacarpophalangeal joint of the thumb Cadaver Lab activities Wrist fractures surgical approaches Dorsal and volar plating for wrist fractures Surgical approaches for the ulnar collateral ligament of the metacarpophalangeal joint of the thumb I.S.Mu.L.T. Presentation The Italian Society of Muscles, Ligaments and Tendons ( com) is a young scientific society which was founded in Its distinctive feature is that it is Multidisciplinary. In fact all the active members are healthcare professionals and non, involved in the field of Sports Traumatology, in particular in the study and care of Muscles, Ligaments and Tendons. With its initiatives, the passion of its Founders and all its Members as well as the historical figures of Italian Orthopedics who support it, I.S.Mu.L.T. hopes to attract young doctors and other young professionals in-training, so a system based on merit and evidence based medicine may steadily grow in our country. Ligaments Muscles & Tendons Journal ( is the society s Official journal, it is present in all major search engines (Scopus, Pub- Med etc.) and is pending Impact Factor. Furthermore the aims of the Society are to: 1. promote and encourage new surgical techniques, new applications of biotechnology in the treatment of disorders of Muscles- Ligaments-Tendons, starting from basic scientific knowledge,. 2. promote the exchanging of ideas and experience between Italian and foreign specialists; 3. develop continuing medical education of its Members with annual programs in CME educational activities reserved for the Members; 4. develop trials and guidelines in collaboration with the Ministry of Health, Regional Governments and Healthcare companies, public bodies and institutions; 5. organize quality assessment systems of the activities carried out. ISSPORTH - International Society For Sport Traumatology of The Hand ( President Nicola Maffulli VP Francesco Oliva Secretary Antonio Frizziero

4 The institutional aims of the Foundation are: to promote research and education for a health care system centred around the person and there fore more humane spread the scientific culture, in particular for prevention and regenerative medicine and surgery develop basic and applied research projects, from stem cells to biotechnologies, involving young Italian researchers, in turn avoiding the brain drain contribute to education and scientific development in the biomedical field, also in favor of developing countries, with scholarships support medical and scientific education by involving Universities, authorities, welfare centers and institutions in order to contribute to the development of the Italian System promote scientific support and health campaigns. The Mission The Foundation s Mission, non-profit and in respect of the ethical, moral and cultural principles dictated by the founders can be summarized as follows: promote the organization of conferences in order to disseminate the scientific results attained both by their own researchers and by international research centres and universities in general to promote studies and research in medicine with particular attention to the fields of orthopaedics, biologic-bio mechanics, genetics and tissue engineering as well as bioengineering, biomechanics and oncology to promote meetings and create collaborations and interaction with the institutions, universities, public and private study centres, including specific projects of support and economic aid to promote socially supportive activities through specific projects for support and economic aid in favour of the disadvantaged or institutions or religious congregations which operate in the field of solidarity and humanitarian aid to promote the study of methods and systems to develop and improve both the surgical and diagnostic procedures of diseases by means of stem cell transplantation as well as by using other experimental techniques to promote initiatives for scientific propaganda both in the schools and national and international university settings besides permanent education and up dates for health personnel to develop and organize centres, at a national and international level for E.B.M. (Evidence Based Medicine) to develop and organize centres, nation- and worldwide for the development of experimental surgery and novel techniques. How to reach the ICLO Teaching and Research Center The course will be held at the ICLO Teaching and Research Center - St. Francis de Sales, housed within the Nicola s Foundation in Arezzo (12, via A. Einstein). By car: take the Autostrada del Sole A1 highway, turn off at the Arezzo exit and follow the signs for Arezzo-Bibbiena-Sansepolcro. After about 5 km, turn right onto Via Luigi Galvani and continue for approx. 500 mt then turn left onto Via Lebole. Take the underpass and turn left onto Via Fratelli Lumiere. You will see the Hotel AC Arezzo sign; the Congress venue is the pink building behind the AC Hotel Arezzo. Course Venue Organizing Secretariat Surname First Name Place and Date of Birth City Phone Fiscal Code VAT Identification Number District Mobile Place of Work City Postal Code District Occupation Field Freelance Employee Student Government Employee Invoice details Title Prof Dr Affiliation City Postal Code District Phone Mobile Fiscal Code VAT Identification Number Applied for: Elbow Course June 24 th -25 th Shoulder Course June 22 nd -23 rd Hand and Wrist Course June 26 th -27 th You are pleased to fill in this Registration Form and deliver it with a copy of the wire transfer via fax ( ) or by j.eminenti@iclo.eu. The Course is a limited enrolment Course; the Organizing Secretariat will take care to inform you about your acceptance or non acceptance of the participation. Date Payment Bank Transfer to: Let People Move srl Banca Popolare dell Etruria e del Lazio Agency: Corso Italia IBAN: IT 98 O BIC/SWIFT: AR BA IT (Please indicate your surname, name and I.S.Mu.L.T and the date of the Course) : Course Registration fee every 2 days Participant (VAT included) Signature Visitor 500 (VAT included) For all I.S.Mu.L.T. Members has been reserved a discount of 50 The courses are also directed to the professional Physiatrists, Physiotherapists, Sports Doctors, Sports Science and Technical Orthopedics as Visitors. Fee includes: educational material, hotel 4* for 2 nights (including breakfast), lunch and coffee-breaks, 2 dinners, insurance, secretariat services. ICLO Teaching and Research Center Saint Francis de Sales 12, via A. Einstein - Arezzo Phone Fax j.eminenti@iclo.eu - We inform you that, as expected by the D.Lgs 196/2003, we may use your data in relation with the carrying out of this event. The holder of the forementioned handlings is Let People Move Srl based in Arezzo.

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