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FiFiOBM1SPHSBNNFOBM1SPHSBNNF 1414th European Congress of TraumaTrauma & EmergencyEmergency SurgerySurgery 8PSLJOHUPHFUIFSUPTBWFMJWFT8PSLJOHTUPHFUIFS UP TBWF MJWF May 4 – 7, 2013 Lyon / France, CITE - Lyon Convention Centre OrganisedOrganised byby EuropeanEuropean SocietySociety for TraumaTrauma & EmergencyEmergency SSurgeryurgery In ccooperationooperation with SociétéSociété FFrançaiserançaise de ChirurChirurgiegie d´Urd´Urgencegence wwww.estesonline.orgww.estesonline.org TABLE OF CONTENTS Welcome . 2 Important Addresses . 4 Organisation & Committees . 6 ESTES Board of Directors . 7 Acknowledgement of Collaborating Societies . 8 Sponsor Acknowledgements . 10 Exhibition . 12 Exhibition Floor Plan . 13 Registration Area . 14 Congress Information . 16 Congress Guidelines & Information . 18 Opening Hours Preview Centre . 18 If you are a Chairperson . 18 If you are a Speaker in a Session . 18 If you are presenting a Poster . 19 Official Networking Programme . 20 Lyon Info & Tours . 21 General Information Lyon . 22 ESTES Society . 25 Notes on the Congress Programme . 26 Scientific Congress Programme at a Glance . 28 Scientific Congress Programme . 31 Sunday, May 5 . .31 Monday, May 6 . 51 Tuesday, May 7 . .80 Journées Rhône Alpes Bourgogne Auvergne de Chirurgie . 104 Poster Index . 109 Index of Authors . 120 Index of Invited Speakers and Chairpersons . 135 Floor Plan . 139 1 WELCOME MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT Dear Colleagues, On behalf of the European Society for Trauma and Emergency Surgery (ESTES), I would like to welcome you to the 14th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery, to be held in Lyon, France from May 4 to 7, 2013. The main goal of the meeting is achieving superb healthcare for trauma and emergency surgery patients. The Congress President Eric Voiglio and his team have put tremendous effort in organising an excellent scientific programme and several postgraduate courses. We look forward to welcoming you to Lyon! Korhan Taviloglu, ESTES President 2012-2013 ECTES LYON 2013: WORKING TOGETHER TO SAVE LIVES Dear Colleagues, It is my honor and a privilege to welcome you to the 14th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery (ECTES) in Lyon, France “Working together to save lives” is the motto of ECTES Lyon 2013. In addition to the network of 26 national ESTES member societies, 24 international, European, American and national societies involved in Trauma and Emergency Surgery, have answered positively to our invitation and provide a strong multidisciplinary scientific input for our programme. The result is a very rich scientific programme, built up with the help of ESTES committee members in charge of visceral trauma, skeletal trauma, emergency surgery, military and disaster surgery, and education. The scientific programme is designed for both those physicians who work primarily in an emergency setting and for those who need an update as they take emergency calls. The most eminent experts in Europe and in the world in the fields of pre-hospital emergency care, emergency medicine, anesthesiology, disaster and military medicine, radiology, and surgery (general, visceral, orthopedic, trauma, vascular, thoracic…) will share their knowledge and experience with the audience. More than 600 papers coming from all over the world have been submitted for oral or poster presentations. These papers have undergone selective peer review and only the best were accepted: 270 for oral presentation (distributed into 35 sessions) and 153 for poster presentation. Emphasis has been put on education with 9 structured pre- and post-congress courses, 17 instructional lectures sessions, and 3 endorsed symposia. 19 guest symposia, organised by invited societies, complete this very attractive educational programme. A special part has been reserved for paramedics and nurses, just because their presence is essential for trauma and emergency surgery teamwork. 2 WELCOME Pre- and Post- Congress courses have been organised with the support of the School of Surgery – University Lyon. We would like to give special mention to two specific ESTES courses: Emergency Surgery Course (ESTES – ESC) and the new Modular UltraSound ESTES Course (MuSeC). These courses respond to a need in surgical education and ESTES is proud to fill the gap. As well, ESTES is happy to welcome established high level courses organised under the auspices of other societies including the Definitive Surgical Trauma Care (DSTC – IATSIC), Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS – ACS), Advanced Trauma Care for Nurses (ATCN – STN), Pre Hospital Trauma Life Support (PHTLS – NAEMT). A Vascular Injuries Course and a Hands On Course on Head Trauma for General Surgeon complete this educational array. The European Society for Trauma and Emergency Surgery and the Société Française de Chirurgie d’Urgence thank the Société de Chirurgie de Lyon and the Association Française de Chirurgie for organising their spring meeting (Journées Rhône Alpes Bourgogne Auvergne de Chirurgie – JRABA) within ECTES Lyon 2013 with special support of the Académie Nationale de Chirurgie, the French Chapter of the American College of Surgeons and the Société Française de Chirurgie Digestive. Part of the programme of JRABA will be in French and there is no doubt that numerous French-speaking ECTES participants will attend this part of the scientific programme. I also thank the local and national organising committees and the international scientific committee who gave their time and energy to give life to this project and the companies Mondial Congress & Events and MCO Congrès for their professional and effective backing. Nothing would be possible without the support of industry. But this support has to abide by specific rules: ECTES Lyon 2013 went successfully trough the “e4ethics” evaluation process under the auspices of the EFPIA. We would like to thank all the companies involved for their support of ESTES activities without any conflict of interest. Special thanks go to the Mayor of Lyon and his team for accompanying the ECTES Lyon 2013 organisation. Lyon is a wonderful town, with prestigious history, irrigated by two superb rivers the Rhône and the Saône. It is the French capital of gastronomy where a world known third (red) river flows: the Beaujolais. After very intensive and fruitful conferences, courses and presentations, all of us will be able to take advantage of the Art de vivre lyonnais. Bienvenue à Lyon! Eric Voiglio, Congress President ECTES 2013 3 IMPORTANT ADDRESSES PROFESSIONAL CONGRESS ORGANISER, SCIENTIFIC SECRETARIAT & HOUSING MONDIAL CONGRESS & EVENTS Operngasse 20b, 1040 Vienna, Austria Tel.: +43 1 58804 0, Fax: + 43 1 58804 185 e-mail: [email protected] SPONSORSHIP & EXHIBITION MCO Congrès 27 Rue du Four à Chaux, 13007 Marseille, France Tel.: +33 4 95 09 38 00 e-mail: [email protected] CONGRESS VENUE CITE - Lyon Convention Centre 50 Quai Charles de Gaulle 69463 Lyon cedex 06, France www.ccc-lyon.com How to reach the venue Public transport – Bus n C4 (Jean Macé – Cité internationale), which connects with metro lines A and D at stops Foch (A) and Saxe-Gambetta (D). n C1 (Train station «Part-Dieu» – Cuire), a fast trolley bus with a dedicated lane connects the Cité internationale with Part-Dieu in 12 mn. In addition to this connection, a tramway line called Rhonexpress heads to Lyon-Saint Exupery airport in 25 mn. n C5 (Bellecour Antonin Poncet – Rillieux Semailles/Vancia Château Bérard) Lyon Convention Centre to downtown (Bellecour – presqu’île area) For all these buses, please stop at «Cité internationale – Centre de Congrès» In addition to trolleybus C1, C4 and C5, you can take following buses as well: • C2: Part Dieu Train station / Tonkin / Rillieux: Bus stop Cité internationale- Transbordeur • C26: Cité Internationale-Transbordeur / Grange Blanche: Bus stop Cité internationale-Transbordeur • N° 70: Gare Part-Dieu to Neuville | Bus Stop Transbordeur – Cité internationale 4 IMPORTANT ADDRESSES © CITE - Lyon Convention Centre © CITE - Lyon Car travel The CITE is located right at the city centre’s north-east entrance, next to the motorway net- work and northern orbital road, Porte de Saint Clair exit. Onsite, three car parks with 3350 places are available. Rail travel The CITE is 10 minutes from Part-Dieu TGV station and 15 minutes from Perrache station. TGV trains run between Lyon and Paris every hour or every half hour. ESTES SOCIETY WEBSITE Find out more about ESTES and the annual congress on the official society homepage, www.estesonline.org 5 ORGANISATION CONGRESS PRESIDENT Grønborg Henrik – Copenhagen, Denmark Heim Dominik – Frutigen, Switzerland Voiglio Eric – Lyon, France Hreckovski Boris – Slavonski Brod, Croatia Kdolsky Richard – Vienna, Austria LOCAL ORGANISING COMMITTEE Kirjavainen Mikko – Helsinki, Finland Caillot Jean-Louis – Lyon Komadina Radko – Celje, Slovenia David Jean-Stéphane – Lyon Korac Zelimir – Karlovac, Croatia Fessy Michel Henri – Lyon Kortbeek John – Calgary, Canada Gouillat Christian – Lyon Kurihara Hayato – Milan, Italy Gueugniaud Pierre-Yves – Lyon Leenen Luke – Utrecht, The Netherlands Mabrut Jean-Yves – Lyon Lennquist Sten – Linköping, Sweden Monneuse Olivier – Lyon Leppäniemi Ari – Helsinki, Finland Porcheron Jack – St. Etienne Martinez Casas Isidro – Barcelona, Spain Rongieras Frédéric – Lyon Marzi Ingo – Frankfurt, Germany McSwain Norman – New Orleans, USA NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE Mesquita Carlos – Coimbra, Portugal Arvieux Catherine – Grenoble Mitkovic Milorad – Nis, Serbia Balandraud Paul – Marseille Moniz Pereira Pedro – Lisbon,