Shoulder Arthroplasty _ Current Concepts. February ST ANNOUNCEMENT. Preliminary program PARIS FRANCE

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1 February PARIS FRANCE 1 ST ANNOUNCEMENT Preliminary program Shoulder Arthroplasty _ Current Concepts Under the direction of Ph. Hardy Ph. Valenti M. Scheibel

2 February SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE Alessandro CASTAGNA Milano, Italy Roger EMERY London, UK Christian GERBER Zurich, Switzerland Joseph IANNOTTI Cleveland, USA Gilles WALCH Lyon, France Ken YAMAGUCHI St Louis, USA WELCOME MESSAGE The first edition of the Paris International Shoulder Course was a great success gathering a huge attendance revealing the high level of all scientific communications of our first course, PISC The course format and content showed a high satisfaction level, and we are now working on a 2 nd edition, PISC Our principal goal remains to offer to all levels - from junior trainees to experts in the field - a range of practical information with regard to new techniques and ideas for our patients. We will propose a scientific programme with more informations concerning long terms results of shoulder arthroplasty and latest innovations. We will make sure this course continues to insure interactivity and exchanges. As in 2013, a large conference area will be set up for debates regarding arthroplasty where experienced specialists will be able to share their knowledge and examples of difficult cases. This event will be a great occasion to network with your colleagues from all over the world. We look forward to welcoming you to our great city! Philippe HARDY Markus SCHEIBEL Philippe VALENTI Chairmen PISC PRE-PROGRAM 3

3 > THURSDAY FEBRUARY 12 th, 2015 February PROXIMAL HUMERAL FRACTURES PRIMARY AND SECONDARY TREATMENT Chairman : Markus SCHEIBEL 08h00-10h00 SESSION 1 The difficult proximal humeral fracture 8h00 Current challenges of proximal humeral fractures 8h10 Augmentation - what works, what doesn t? 8h20 Tips and tricks in posterior fracture dislocation 8h30 Head split fractures - always prosthetic replacement? 8h40 How to deal with associated lesions (glenoid, cuff and biceps) 8h50 Re-osteosynthesis or prosthetic replacement after early failure > 11h00-11h30 Lecture // Revision of failed hemiarthroplasties for fractures > 11h30-12h00 Debate // HSA vs reverse prosthesis for acute fractures > 12h00-12h30 Presentations // Treatment of fracture sequelae 12h00 How to deal with stiffness in fracture sequelae 12h10 Stemless implants - are they really better? 12h20 Anatomical vs reverse prosthesis > 12h30-12h50 Surgical techniques-videos presentation // 12h50-13h50 LUNCH WORKSHOPS > 9h00-9h30 Lecture // New strategies in the treatment of proximal humeral fractures? > 9h30-10h00 Case discussion // The difficult proximal humeral fracture 13h50-14h20 SESSION 3 Clinical cases and interactive session on prosthetic replacement for fractures and fracture sequelae 10h00-10h30 COFFEE BREAK & VISIT OF THE EXHIBITION > 14h30-18h00 Live surgery // 10h30-11h00 SESSION 2 Prosthetic replacement for acute fractures 10h30 The current role for fracture prosthesis 10h40 Failures of hemiarthroplasty - how to avoid? 10h50 Convertible stems - do they work? > 14h30-16h00 Ultrasound workshop // > 14h30-18h00 Cadaver workshops // 4 PRE-PROGRAM 5

4 > FRIDAY FEBRUARY 13 th, 2015 February TOTAL SHOULDER ARTHROPLASTY Chairman : Philippe HARDY 08h00-10h00 SESSION 4 Primary Total Shoulder Arthroplasty: the difficult glenoid 8h00 Preoperative assesment of glenoid bone loss 8h10 Tips and Tricks to expose the glenoid Fossa 8h20 Do we need to resect the head to expose the glenoid? 8h30 Intra operative navigation is it usefull? 8h40 B1 Glenoid how to deal with? 8h50 New trends: the asymetrical implants > 9h00-9h30 Lecture // Glenoid Implant where are we now peg/keel, cemented or not, curved back or flat, mismatch, new pe? > 9h30-10h00 Case discussion // Difficult glenoids > 11h00-11h30 Lecture // Is there any advantage to use a convertible system? > 11h30-12h00 Debate // Convertible or Easy revisable > 12h00-12h30 Presentations // 12h00 Revision of hemi with glenoid erosion 12h10 Is there any indication to revise a tsa by a tsa 12h20 Glenoid grafting in revision wich technique which implant > 12h30-12h50 Surgical techniques-videos presentation // 12h50-13h50 LUNCH WORKSHOPS 13h50-14h20 SESSION 6 Clinical cases and interactive session on revision of tsa 10h00-10h30 COFFEE BREAK & VISIT OF THE EXHIBITION > 14h30-18h00 Live surgery // 10h30-11h00 SESSION 5 Alternatives to stemmed implants 10h30 Specific complications of stemless implants 10h40 Why do I prefer to have a stem? 10h50 Stemless or resurfacing > 14h30-16h00 Ultrasound workshop // > 14h30-18h00 Cadaver workshops // GET TOGETHER RECEPTION From 18h00 to 20h00 on the Exhibition area 6 PRE-PROGRAM 7

5 > SATURDAY FEBRUARY 14 th, 2015 February TRSA IN CUFF DEFICIENCY 08h00-10h00 SESSION 7 > 08h00-09h00 PRESENTATIONS // - What are the key points in my physical exam before RSA» & «- What I look for in my radiological exam before a RSA» - Is it useful to repair the subscapularis? - RSA and deltoid muscle? - RSA after failed of deltoid or LD tendon transfer - RSA and fracture of the spine and the acromion - RSA under 55 years old : are we authorized? - Discussion - Augmented baseplate in RSA? - Outcomes of glenoid bone graft in RSA? - How to deal a glenoid loosening in RSA? - Advantages of a platform system? - Is it useful to have a MB with a long stem? - Discussion > 11h45-12h00 Video presentations // Exposition of the glenoid : delto pectoral / supero lateral How to do a l Episcopo procedure? 12h00-13h00 LUNCH 13h00-15h00 SESSION 9 > 9h00-9h20 Lecture // Advantages of 3D CTscan in pre op planning > 9h20-10h00 Debate // Long stem versus short stem versus no stem in RSA? (indications/ results / advantages/ disadvantages) > 13h00-13h30 Debate // Glenoid B2 and C with intact cuff? What do you do? > 13h30-14h55 Clinical cases // Interactive session 10h00-10h30 COFFEE BREAK > 14h55 END OF MEETING 010h30-12h00 SESSION 8 > 10h30-11h45 PRESENTATIONS // - Which inclination for the humeral epiphysis 135 or Which retroversion for the humeral implant? - The unstable RSA - Advantages of excentric glenosphere, Postero superior offset humerus? 8 PRE-PROGRAM 9

6 February GENERAL INFORMATION FEBRUARY 2015 Venue: Marriott Paris Rive Gauche Conference Center 17, Boulevard Saint Jacques Paris, France AIRPORTS Paris/Charles De Gaulle - CDG Hotel distance: 45 km S Bus service, fee: 16 (one way) Subway service, fee: 9 (one way) Estimated taxi fare: 50 (one way) Paris/Orly - ORLY Hotel distance: 14 km NE Bus service, fee: 7 (one way) Subway service, fee: 10 (one way) Estimated taxi fare: 30 (one way) BUS STATION Glacière Auguste Blanqui 0.2 km NE SUBWAY STATION Denfert Rochereau 0.5 km W Glacière 0.2 km E TRAIN STATION Gare Montparnasse 2 km NW Gare du Nord (Eurostar connection) 6.5 km N ATTENDANCE 500 participants LANGUAGE The official language of the course is English. No simultaneous translation will be provided. CATERING Coffee-breaks will be served every morning and every afternoon in the exhibition area. Cocktail lunch will also be organised and served in the exhibition area (standing cocktail). EXHIBITION TIME TABLE Build-up Wednesday, February 11 th, 2015 from 8:00 pm onwards Thurday, February 12 th, :00 am 8:00 am Exhibition Thurday, February 12 th, :00 am 6:30 pm Friday, February 13 th, :00 am 6:30 pm Saturday, February 14 th, :00 am 2:00 pm Dismantling Saturday, February 14 th, 2015 from 2:00 pm CONTACTS CHAIRMEN Philippe Hardy, MD. PhD Pr Hôpital Ambroise Paré 9, avenue Charles-de-Gaulle Boulogne-Billancourt France Philippe Valenti, MD Institut de la Main 6 square Jouvenet Paris - France Markus Scheibel, MD. Pr Centrum für Muskuloskeletale Chirurgie (CMSC) Charité-Universitätsmedizin Berlin Campus-Virchow Klinikum Augustenburger Platz Berlin - Germany CONGRESS ORGANISATION Eventime 9 rue Gustave Ricard F Marseille France Tel: +33 (0) Fax: +33 (0) CONTACT FOR SPONSORSHIP & EXHIBITION Camille VOISIN camille.voisin@eventime-group.com Mobile: + 33 (0) CONTACT CONFERENCE SECRETARIAT (programme, registration, accommodation ) Béatrice GIRAUD beatrice.giraud@eventime-group.com Tel: +33 (0) REGISTRATION & ACCOMMODATION Béatrice GIRAUD beatrice.giraud@eventime-group.com Tel: +33 (0) PARTICIPANT REGISTRATION FEE Early Registration Fee (before 12/10/2014): 600 (incl. VAT) Late Registration Fee (after 12/10/2014): 700 (incl. VAT) Cadaver Workshop 250 (incl. VAT) Ultrasound Workshop 120 (incl. VAT) ACCOMMODATION Marriott Paris Rive Gauche 17, Boulevard Saint Jacques Paris, France Single bedroom breakfast included: 195 (including VAT) per night Double/Twin bedroom: 10 per night supplement. 10 PRE-PROGRAM 11

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