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Sunday 11 March 2007 Monday 12 March 2007 *Please note this programme is subject to change Sunday 11 March 2007 Registration 0900 – 1800 Bayside 201, Level 2 0800 - 1000 IFSSH Executive Meeting 1400 – 1600 IFSSH Delegates Council Meetings Opening Ceremony 1730 – 1845 Room 1, Level 1 Welcome Reception 1845 – 2030 Exhibition Hall, Ground Level Monday 12 March 2007 Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 0800 – Symposium 1 Symposium 2 Free Papers Free Papers Free Papers 1000 Distal radial Congenital Session F01 Session F02 Session F03 fractures anomalies Phalangeal and Microsurgery: Degenerative joint metacarpal Thumb disease / fractures 1 reconstruction Rheumatoid arthritis 1000 – Morning Tea 1030 1030 – Free Papers Free Papers Free Papers Free Papers Free Papers 1210 Session F04 Session F05 Session F06 Session F07 Session F08 Distal radial Congenital 1 Basal thumb Tumours Microsurgery: Replantation fractures 1 joint OA 1 1215 – AHSS Invited 1245 Lecture “Antarctica - Medical extremities” Dr Jeff Ayton 1245 – Lunch 1400 Sponsored Lunch session – Hand Innovations a subsidiary of DePuy Orthopaedics, Room 4 1 1400 – Symposium 3 Symposium 4 Free Papers Free Papers Free Papers 1600 Flexor tendon Scaphoid Session F09 Session F10 Session F11 injury Distal radio- Nerve Microsurgery: ulnar joint compression: Finger Median nerve 1 reconstruction 1600 – Afternoon Tea 1630 1630 – Free Papers Free Papers Free Papers Free Papers Free Papers 1800 Session F12 Session F13 Session F14 Session F15 Session F16 Flexor tendon Scaphoid 1 Complex Dupuytren’s Nerve injury: Research Regional Pain disease 1 compression: and repair 1 Syndrome / Ulnar nerve Trigger digits Evening Opera / Leisure 0800 - 1000 Room 1 S1: Distal radial fractures Moderators: Ulrich Lanz (Germany), Shew-Ping Chow (Hong Kong) Timekeeper: G Bain 0800 - 0820 Prognostic radiological factors/ classification SP001 Peter Jorgsholm (Sweden) 0820 - 0835 The role of external fixators SP002 Wolfgang Hintringer (Austria) 0835 - 0905 Plate fixation - front, back, both or none SP003 Jesse Jupiter (USA) 0905 - 0920 Bone graft and bone graft substitutes SP004 Moroe Beppu (Japan) 0920 – 0940 Discussion 0940 - 0950 Opposing views - Plaster in the elderly SP005 Ian Leslie (United Kingdom) 0950 - 1000 Opposing views - ORIF in the elderly SP006 Jorge Orbay (USA) 0800 - 0908 Room 2 S2: Congenital anomalies Moderators: Terry Light (USA), Stephane Guero (France) Timekeeper: M Allison 2 0800 - 0812 Apert hand SP007 Rolf Habenicht (Germany) 0812 - 0824 Arthrogrypotic limb SP008 Ann Van Heest (USA) 0824 - 0836 Dorsal pentagonal flap in syndactyly relesase SP009 Lam-Chuan Teoh (Singapore) 0836 - 0848 Toe transfers in symbrachydactyly SP010 Neil Jones (USA) 0848 – 0908 Discussion 0908 - 1000 Room 2 S2: Cerebral palsy Moderators: Paul Manske (USA), Ann Nachemson (Sweden) Timekeeper: M Allison 0908 - 0918 Aetiology SP011 Ann Nachemson (Sweden) 0918 - 0928 The role of botulinum toxin SP012 H. Kerr Graham (Australia) 0928 - 0948 Indications for surgery SP013 L. Andrew Koman (USA) 0948 – 0958 Discussion 0800 - 1000 Room 3 F01: Phalangeal and metacarpal fractures 1 Moderators: Jeremy Field (United Kingdom), Sin Tak Fong (Hong Kong) Timekeeper: D Stabler 0800 – 0815 Invited presentation - Phalangeal and metacarpal fractures Wing-Yuk Ip (Hong Kong) IP01 0815 - 0821 Closed treatment of metacarpal and proximal phalanx fractures with a 'Cobra' cast FP001 Kevin Renfree (USA) 0821 - 0827 The versatility of the K-wire osteosynthesis in the metacarpal and phalanx fractures FP002 Dan Grigorescu (Romania) 3 0827 - 0833 A new technique for treatment of phalangeal neck fractures in children FP003 Bruno Salazard (France) 0833 - 0839 Modification of the extension block Kirschner wire technique for mallet finger fractures: Two extension block pins method FP004 Young Ho Lee (Republic of Korea) 0839 – 0847 Discussion 0847 - 0853 Where and when does length matter? Regional variations in pull-out strength of uni-cortical vs bi-cortical screws in proximal phalanges - a cadaveric study FP005 Mohamed Khalid (United Kingdom) 0853 - 0859 Sometimes screwing just isn’t enough - biomechanics of plates and screws in metacarpal fractures FP006 Alok Jhamb (Australia) 0859 - 0905 Low profile titatium plate fixation for the treatment of unstable periarticular finger fractures FP007 Shohei Omokawa (Japan) 0905 - 0911 New plate for intra-operative correction of malrotation of metacarpals and proximal phalanges FP008 Martin Langer (Germany) 0911 – 0919 Discussion 0919 - 0925 Fractures of metacarpals: Evaluation of results after treatment with ORIF or a mini external fixator FP009 Dimitrios Agorastakis (Greece) 0925 - 0931 Nonsurgical treatment of mallet finger fractures involving more than one third of the joint surface: results and literature review FP010 Helen Segmüller (Switzerland) 0931 - 0937 Paediatric mallet injuries – a three year review FP011 Bríd Crowley (United Kingdom) 0937 - 0943 Closed corrective osteotomies for phalangeal malalignment FP012 Grey Giddins (United Kingdom) 0943 – 0951 Discussion 0800 - 1000 Room 4 F02: Microsurgery: Thumb reconstruction Moderators: Wayne Morrison (Australia), Mohammad Fatemi (Iran) Timekeeper: P Griffin 4 0800 – 0815 Invited presentation - Indications for toe transfer IP02 Daniel Egloff (Switzerland) 0815 - 0821 Long term outcome of the wrap-around flap in thumb reconstruction FP013 Alan Hussey (Australia) 0821 - 0827 Thumb reconstruction using twisted two toes technique FP014 Tomas Kempny (Czech Republic) 0827 - 0833 Reconstruction of finger and thumb pulp using hemipulp flap FP015 Keiichi Murata (Japan) 0833 - 0839 Procedure for failed replantation of the thumb FP016 Duke Whan Chung (Republic of Korea) 0839 – 0847 Discussion 0847 - 0853 A new procedure of establishing double blood supply system for reconstruction of the thumb by free second toe FP017 Lin Chen (PR China) 0853 - 0859 Tendency for development of valgus deviation of the second toe metatarsophalangeal joint: A possible cause of instability of the reconstructed thumb after free toe-to-thumb transfer? FP018 Ciaran O’Boyle (Ireland) 0859 - 0905 Compound flap from great toe and vascularized joint of second toe for post-traumatic thumb reconstruction at the level of proximal metacarpal bone FP019 Tsu-min Tsai (USA) 0905 – 0911 Discussion 0911 - 0917 Microsurgical reconstruction of the thumb after complete or partial loss FP020 Alexander Kubitskiy (Australia) 0917 - 0923 Toe to hand transplantation in traumatic thumb reconstruction: A review of 98 cases FP021 Stephane Barbary (France) 0923 - 0929 Thumb reconstruction with toe transfer technique FP022 Manuel Méndez (Chile) 0929 - 0935 Post-traumatic bone lenghtening of the thumb FP023 Alberto Garofano (Italy) 0935 - 0941 Osseo-integrated finger prostheses FP024 Michael Solomons (South Africa) 0941 – 0951 Discussion 5 0800 - 1000 Room 5 F03: Degenerative joint disease/ Rheumatoid arthritis Moderators: Kwang-Hyun Lee (Republic of Korea), Jan-Ragnar Haugstvedt (Norway) Timekeeper: P Hales 0800 – 0815 Invited presentation - Load-distributing function of the distal radioulnar joint - biomechanics and total replacement arthroplasty IP03 Vivien Lees (United Kingdom), Luis Scheker (USA) 0815 - 0821 Interposition arthroplasty of the DIP joint of the fingers and IP joint of the thumbs FP025 Mas G. Massoumi (USA) 0821 - 0827 Use of heterodox headless cannulated compressive screw for distal interphalangeal joint arthrodesis in digits: Clinical evaluation of 24 cases FP026 Michel Merle (Luxembourg) 0827 – 0831 Discussion 0831 - 0837 “DIGITAL” finger joints implants for PIP joint and MCP joint reconstruction: Preliminary report about 25 cases FP027 Christophe Mathoulin (France) 0837 - 0843 Pyrocarbon interposition implant for treatment of scapho-trapezio- trapezoid (STT) arthritis with arthroscopic assistance FP028 Christophe Mathoulin (France) 0843 – 0847 Discussion 0847 - 0853 Four corner arthrodesis - the advantages of radiotransparent circular plate fixation FP029 Jean-Luc Roux (France) 0853 - 0859 Midcarpal arthrodesis with the limited wrist fusion plate (hub cap) FP030 Angelo Biraima (Switzerland) 0859 – 0903 Discussion 0903 - 0909 Ultrasonograph assessment and force measurement of M. extensor digitorum communis in rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and healthy controls FP031 Sofia Olandersson (Sweden) 0909 - 0915 Kinematics of the midcarpal joint in rheumatoid wrists: A three- dimensional motion analysis FP032 Sayuri Arimitsu (Japan) 0915 - 0921 Osteochondral grafting of the metacarpophalangeal joint in rheumatoid arthritis FP033 Che-Yuen Lo (Hong Kong) 6 0921 - 0927 Neuflex and Swanson metacarpophalangeal implants for rheumatoid arthritis: A prospective controlled clinical trial FP034 Earl Bogoch (Canada) 0927 – 0935 Discussion 0935 - 0941 Total wrist replacement. A resurfacing arthroplasty FP035 William Cooney (USA) 0941 - 0947 One-year results from an ongoing multi-center study of the Avanta total wrist-implant FP036 Christer Sollerman (Sweden) 0947 – 0951 Discussion 1030 - 1210 Room 1 F04: Distal radial fractures 1 Moderators: Theo Le Roux (South Africa), Marc Garcia-Elias (Spain) Timekeeper: M Hayes 1030 – 1045 Invited presentation - Why does a dorsal malunion of the distal radius jeopardise ligamentous function? IP04 Gontran Sennwald (Switzerland) 1045 - 1051 Non-bridging external fixation for unstable fractures of the distal radius FP037 Hiroaki Sakano (Japan) 1051 - 1057 Minimally invasive plate osteosysthesis for distal radius fractures FP038 Masahiro Tobe (Japan) 1057 – 1101 Discussion 1101 - 1107 Is bone augmentation required for fractures
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