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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, Portugal Baqué Patrick – Nice Moore Ernest E. – Denver, USA Bege Thierry – Marseille Nijs Stefaan – Leuven, Belgium Brunet Christian – Marseille Oestern Hans Jörg – Celle, Germany Dubuisson Vincent – Bordeaux Okçu Güvenir – Manisa, Turkey Fingerhut Abe – Poissy Otomo Yasuhiro – Tokyo, Japan Guillon Françoise – Montpellier Pantelis Vassiliu – Haidari, Greece Le Moine Marie-Christine – Nîmes Patka Peter – Rotterdam, The Netherlands Létoublon Christian – Grenoble Peitzman Andrew – Pittsburgh, USA Pons François – Paris Pinheiro Luis Filipe – Viseu, Portugal Rigal Sylvain – Paris Pons François – Clamart, France Savary Marie Véronique – Clermont-Ferrand Razek Tarek – Montreal, Canada Scépi Michel – Poitiers Ribbe Else – Lund, Sweden Rommens Pol Maria – Mainz, Germany INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC Schwab William C. – Philadelphia, USA COMMITTEE Senekovic Vladimir – Ljubljana, Slovenia Siebert Hartmut – Schwäbisch Hall,Germany Al-Ayoubi Fawzi – Linköping, Sweden Simko Peter – Bratislava, Slovakia Anastasiu Marius – Buzau, Romania Asensio Juan – Miami, USA Sproviero Jorge – Buenos Aires, Argentina Babst Reto – Lucerne, Switzerland Stergiopoulos Spiros – Athens, Greece Balogh Zsolt – Newcastle, Australia Taviloglu Korhan – Istanbul, Turkey Bergamaschi Roberto – New York, USA Trentz Otmar – Zurich, Switzerland Beuran Mircea – Bucharest, Romania Turegano Fernando – Madrid, Spain Boffard Kenneth – Johannesburg, South Uranues Selman – Graz, Austria Africa Varga Endre – Szeged, Hungary Breederveld Roelf – Beverwijk, The Nether- Vécsei Vilmos – Vienna, Austria lands Voiglio Eric J. – Lyon, France Cennamo Antonio – Naples, Italy Wendsche Peter – Brno, Czech Republic Coimbra Raul – San Diego, USA Wilson Alastair – London, United Kingdom Fingerhut Abe – Poissy, France Yanar Hakan – Istanbul, Turkey Gaarder Tina – Oslo, Norway Zago Mauro – Milan, Italy 6 ESTES BOARD OF DIRECTORS

ESTES EXECUTIVE BOARD DELEGATES OF INSTITUTIONAL ESTES President 2012-2013 MEMBERS Taviloglu Korhan – Istanbul, Turkey Bakota Bore – Karlovac, Croatia President Elect Beuran Mircea – Bucharest, Romania Leenen Luke – Utrecht, The Netherlands Breederveld Roelf – Beverwijk, The Netherlands General Secretary Eckardt Henrik – Copenhagen, Denmark Rommens Pol M. – Mainz, Germany Gavrankapetanovic Ismet – Sarajevo, Bosnia Past President and Herzegovina Marzi Ingo – Frankfurt, Germany Handolin Lauri – Helsinki, Finland Heim Dominik – Frutigen, Switzerland Vice President Hreckovski Boris – Slavonski Brod, Croatia Leppäniemi Ari – Helsinki, Finland Josten Christoph – Leipzig, Germany Treasurer Kdolsky Richard – Vienna, Austria Voiglio Eric – Lyon, France Komadina Radko – Celje, Slovenia Editor-in-chief (EJTES) Martinez Casas Isidro – Barcelona, Spain Marzi Ingo – Frankfurt, Germany Mitkovic Milorad B – Nis, Serbia SECTION CHAIRS & CO-CHAIRS Nijs Stefaan – Leuven, Belgium Okçu Güvenir – Manisa, Turkey Education Peltzer Joerg – Delémont, Switzerland Hreckovski Boris – Slavonski Brod, Croatia Pinheiro Luis Filipe – Viseu, Portugal Rüsseler Miriam – Frankfurt, Germany Pons Francois – Clamart, France Emergency Surgery Ramos Pedro – Funchal, Portugal Kurihara Hayato – Milan, Italy Riddez Louis – Stockholm, Sweden Tilsed Jonathan – Beverley, United Kingdom Schipper Inger – Leiden, The Netherlands Disaster & Military Surgery Senekovic Vladimir – Ljubljana, Slovenia Bemelman Mike – Utrecht, The Netherlands Simko Peter – Bratislava, Slovakia Turégano Fernando – Madrid, Spain Stergiopoulos Spiros – Athens, Greece Varga Endre – Szeged, Hungary Skeletal Trauma and Sports Medicine Wendsche Peter – Zidlochovice, Czech Republic Heim Dominik – Frutigen, Switzerland Yanar Hakan – Istanbul, Turkey Wendt Klaus – Groningen, The Netherlands Zago Mauro – Milan, Italy Visceral Trauma Vassiliu Pantelis – Haidari, Greece

INVITED FACULTY

For the full list of invited speakers and chairpersons please turn to page 135.

7 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COLLABORATING SOCIETIES

Special thanks to the following societies and organisations which responded to our invitation and have organised a guest or endorsed symposium at the 14th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery.

International The American Association for Association for the Trauma and Surgery of Trauma Intensive Care

European Federa- Chapitre français tion of National de l'American Associations of College of Orthopaedics and Surgeons Traumatology

European European Society Resuscitation of Anaesthesiology Council

European Society for ATLS Europe – Emergency Advanced Trauma Medicine Life Support

European Federation of National Küntscher Society Associations of Orthopaedic Sports Traumatology

European European Bone & Orthopaedic Joint Infection Research Society Society

European Society AO Trauma for Wound Ballis- tics

8 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COLLABORATING SOCIETIES

Académie Association Nationale de Française de Chirurgie Chirurgie

Société Française de Chirurgie Société de Orthopédique et Chirurgie de Lyon Traumatologique

Société Française Société Française de de Chirurgie Chirurgie Thoracique et Digestivé Cardio-vasculaire

Société Française Société Française de Médicine des de Médicine Armées d’Urgence

German Société Française de Association for Médicine de Shoulder and Catastrophe Elbow Surgery

Ambroise Paré Société Francophone International de Transplantation Military Surgery

Institut français des Association pour le sciences et Registre des technologies des Victimes d’Accidents transports, de de la circulation l'aménagement et dans le département des réseaux du Rhône International Society of Athroscopy, Knee Surgery and Orthopaedic Sports Medicine 9 SPONSOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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ESTES wishes to express its gratitude to the exhibitors for participating in the 14th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery. Participants are invited to visit the Commercial Exhibition in the Exhibition Hall of the Con- gress Venue. A detailed floor plan will be available in front of the entrance to the Exhibition Hall. EXHIBITION OPENING HOURS Sunday, May 5, 2013 08:00 – 20:00 Monday, May 6, 2013 08:00 – 18:00 Tuesday, May 7, 2013 08:00 – 17:00 LIST OF EXHIBITORS (as per printing date)

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The Registration Area is located on level -2 (Level Forums). The Mondial Congress & Events team as well as the congress hostesses will be pleased to help you with all inquiries regarding registration, congress materials, hotel accommodation and the networking programme. Please do not hesitate to approach the team members if there is anything they can do to make your stay more enjoyable. OPENING HOURS REGISTRATION AREA Saturday, May 4, 2013 16:00 – 19:00 Sunday, May 5, 2013 06:30 – 19:00 Monday, May 6, 2013 07:00 – 18:00 Tuesday, May 7, 2013 07:00 – 17:30 Registration Counter The registration counter can be reached onsite through the following telephone number: Tel: +43 676 845 880 700 PRE-REGISTRATION COUNTER For participants who are already registered. Please have the confirmation letters sent by Mondial Congress & Events close at hand. If you still have an outstanding payment you may settle your account in cash or by credit card (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Diners Club will be accepted). EURO (€) only. ON-SITE REGISTRATION COUNTER For participants registering and paying their registration fees onsite. You will need to fill out an onsite registration form. Payments will be accepted in cash or by credit card (Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Diners Club will be accepted). EURO (€) only. LYON INFO & TOURS The staff at the Tourist Board Welcome Desk will gladly help you get oriented in Lyon and provide information on restaurants, transportation and further local services. The Tourist Board Welcome Desk is located on -2 (Level Forums). THE PARTICIPANTS’ REGISTRATION FEE INCLUDES (Members, Non-Members, Residents, Nursing Staff and Students) - Admission to all scientific sessions - Admission to scientific poster area and the commercial exhibition - Congress materials (congress bag, final programme, badge, pocket programme) - Certificate of Attendance - Coffee Breaks - Opening Ceremony & Welcome Reception - Closing Ceremony Day Ticket Registration: Entrance to the Opening Ceremony and Welcome Reception or Closing Ceremony is only included for day tickets valid on the day the respective event(s) take place. 14 REGISTRATION AREA

ACCOMPANYING PERSONS’ REGISTRATION FEE INCLUDES - Opening Ceremony & Welcome Reception - Admission to general areas of the congress venue - not to scientific sessions! - Coffee breaks - Closing Ceremony ON-SITE REGISTRATION FEES Individual Member ESTES € 510.– Institutional Member ESTES € 510.– Member ESTES Resident € 220.– Non-Member € 565.– Non-Member Resident € 300.– Nursing Staff € 220.– Student € 110.– Day Ticket May 5, 2013 € 235.– Day Ticket May 6, 2013 € 235.– Day Ticket May 7, 2013 € 235.– Day Ticket Nurses May 5, 2013 € 110.– Journées Rhone Alpes Bourgogne Avergne de Chirurgie Regular Members SCL/AFC € 235.– Journées Rhone Alpes Bourgogne Avergne de Chirurgie Regular Non-Members SCL/AFC € 265.– Journées Rhone Alpes Bourgogne Avergne de Chirurgie Student € 80.– Accompanying person € 165.– Please note: Members, residents, nursing staff and students need to provide written proof of their membership/residency/nurse status / student status when registering, otherwise non-member/normal delegate fees will apply. CONGRESS MATERIAL Upon registration, you will receive your registration documents and your congress bag. Name Badges Participants will receive their name badges when collecting their congress materials. You are kindly requested to wear your name badge during all congress events, including the Opening Ceremony, the Welcome Reception and the Closing Ceremony. Please note that admission to scientific sessions is strictly restricted to participants wearing their badges. Accompanying persons are not entitled to attend the scientific sessions. The following badge colours are used at the Congress: Congress Delegate Journées Rhône-Alpes-Bourgogne- Auvergne de Chirurgie Invited Faculty Accompanying Person Honorary Member Staff Day Ticket PAYMENT Please note that all onsite payments should be made in cash or by credit card (Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Diners Club will be accepted). EURO (€) only. Unfortunately, we cannot accept traveller’s cheques, other credit cards, Euro cheques or other currencies. 15 CONGRESS INFORMATION

CME CREDITS The scientific programme of the 14th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery is accredited by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EAC- CME) to provide the following CME activity for medical specialists. The 14th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery has been accredited with 18 CME Credits. The EACCME is an institution of the European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS), www.uems.net. EACCME credits are recognised by the American Medical Association towards the Physician’s Recognition Award (PRA). To convert EACCME creditcs to AMA PRA category 1 credits, please contact the AMA.

BEST ORAL PRESENTATION & BEST POSTER AWARDS The three Awards for Best Oral Presentation (of EUR 1000.– / 500.– / free congress registration for ECTES 2014) and the three Best Poster Awards (of EUR 1000.– / 500.– / free congress registration for ECTES 2014) will be presented during the Closing Ceremony on Tuesday, May 7, 2013. Please note that award winners need to be present at the ceremony to be eligible to receive the prize.

ABSTRACT ONLINE SUPPLEMENT You will find the abstracts of the 14th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery at the online archive of the “European Journal of Trauma and Emergency Surgery”. To access the publications please follow this link: http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00068-013-0282-6

CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE Your Certificate of Attendance will be included in your Congress materials available at the registration desk.

CONGRESS LANGUAGE The official language of the Congress is English. No simultaneous interpretation will be provided.

PREVIEW CENTRE The Preview Centre is located in the Salon Lumière on Level -1 (Level Lumière). Staff and equipment will be available for you to arrange and preview your PowerPoint presentation. Please find more detailed information on page 18.

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SCIENTIFIC POSTER AREA All Scientific Posters can be viewed throughout the congress at the Foyer Forum on Level -2 (Level Forums).

ESTES BOOTH For matters regarding ESTES membership and other ESTES activities, participants are cordially invited to visit the ESTES booth on Level -2 (Level Forums).

CLOAKROOM A cloakroom and luggage storage facilities are available in the Foyer Lumière on Level -1 (Level Lumière).

SMOKING Thank you for not smoking inside the congress venue. Smoking areas are available outside the main entrance.

CONGRESS STAFF The Mondial Congress & Events team members are present at the registration counter and congress hostesses are present in all lecture rooms as well as at the preview centre and as badge monitors. Do not hesitate to approach them with queries – they will gladly assist you. You will recognise the Mondial Congress & Events staff wearing black suits with yellow scarves or ties.

FIRST AID In case of need, please contact the staff at the registration desk.

COFFEE BREAKS Coffee, tea, water and juices during the indicated coffee breaks are included in the registra- tion fee and will be served in the Exhibition Area.

CAR PARK It is highly recommended to use public transportation. In case you want to travel with your own car, there are three car parks with 3350 places at the congress venue.

17 CONGRESS GUIDELINES & INFORMATION

OPENING HOURS PREVIEW CENTRE Saturday, May 4, 2013 16:00 – 19:00 Sunday, May 5, 2013 06:30 – 19:00 Monday, May 6, 2013 07:00 – 18:00 Tuesday, May 7, 2013 07:00 – 16:30 IF YOU ARE A CHAIRPERSON 1. Please locate your session room in due time. Please be at your session room at least 15 minutes prior to the start of the session. 2. We may remind you that speakers need to strictly adhere to the time schedule. Panelists should not speak before they are recognised by the chair and must first clearly state their name, institution and country of origin. 3. Please fill in the questionnaire which will be handed to you after the respective session. IF YOU ARE A SPEAKER IN A SESSION 1. Please locate your session room in due time. Please be at your session room at least 15 minutes prior to the start of the session. 2. Speakers should deliver and view/check their PowerPoint presentations at the Preview Centre (Salon Lumière) at least 3 hours prior to the start of the respective session. For sessions starting at 08:30, the PowerPoint presentations should be delivered on the previous day. In order to avoid any delays, speakers are kindly requested to hand in their PowerPoint presentations on CD-ROM or USB. If you bring your own laptop, the presentation will be transferred onsite in the Preview Centre. If you want to bring your own laptop, it is crucial to make this known in the Preview Centre three hours in advance for organisational reasons. Speakers are not permitted to take PowerPoint presentations directly to the technical assistant in the Session rooms. Please note that your speaking time as indicated needs to be strictly followed: oral = 6 min (+2 min discussion time), Key-note = 15 min. Rest assured that your files will be deleted from the congress server after your presentation. The best oral presentations will be chosen by a jury and receive the Best Oral Presentation Awards during the Closing Ceremony on Tuesday, May 07, 2013.

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IF YOU ARE PRESENTING A POSTER

The Poster area is located in the Foyer Forum on Level -2 (Level Forums). Each poster will be displayed for the entire duration of the congress. Posters can be mounted from Saturday, May 4, 16:00 and have to be mounted on Sunday, May 5, 2013, by the latest 11:00. Please attach the poster to the board with the corresponding poster placement number and remove it on Tuesday, May 7, 2013, between 15:30 and 17:30; otherwise, the staff will dispose of it. Tape for mounting the posters will be available in the Poster area. Please note that only this tape may be used for mounting posters to avoid damaging the panel surface. Out of the 50 best posters (they will be marked with a yellow sticker) the poster committee will choose the 10 best ones (they will be marked with a red sticker) which will be presented in the Selected Best Poster Presentations Session on Tuesday, May 07, 2013, from 15:30 to 17:00 in the Poster Area (Foyer Forum on Level -2). The authors of these 10 best posters are be asked to prepare a short presentation (3 minutes) of their poster. The prizes for the three best posters will be awarded to the winners at the Closing Ceremony, which takes place on Tuesday, May 07, 2013, at 17:00. Please note that award winners need to be present at the ceremony to be eligible to receive the prize. If you have any questions regarding your poster(s), please do not hesitate to contact the staff at the registration desk.

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OPENING CEREMONY Sunday, May 5, 2013, 18:00 – 19:00 Location: Forum 3 (Level -2) Moderator: Eric Voiglio – Lyon, France

Opening Ceremony Agenda • Congress President’s Address, Eric Voiglio • Welcome Addresses Representative of the Mayor's staff office Representative of the President of the University Lyon1: Prof. Jérôme Etienne, Dean of the Lyon Est Medical Faculty • Recital by Prof. Pascal Roy – Piano: Johann Sebastian Bach (1685 - 1750) Chromatic Fantasia and Fugue in D minor, BWV 903 Ludwig van Beethoven (1770 - 1827) Piano Sonata n°23 in F minor Op. 57 "Appassionata" Allegro assai, Andante con moto, Allegro ma non troppo Pascal Roy is Professor of Biostatistics at the Faculty of Medicine of Lyon. Fascinated by music, he studied piano until 1983 at the Higher Conservatoire of Music in Geneva under Henri Gautier and Harry Datyner. Pascal has a broad and eclectic taste in music and continues to perform solo and in chamber music as an 'amateur' under the tutelage of Bruno Robilliard. He has attended masterclasses with Claire-Marie Le Guay, Ariane Jacob, Vladimir Viardo, Georges Pludermacher and Jacques Rouvier. • ESTES President’s Address, Korhan Taviloglu • Congress Grants Awards by Korhan Taviloglu, ESTES President • Proclamation of New Honorary Members: Abe Fingerhut – Poissy, France and Ernest E. Moore – Denver, USA • Closing Remarks by Congress President Eric Voiglio WELCOME RECEPTION Sunday, May 5, 2013, 19:00 – 20:00 Location: Exhibition Hall (Level -2) Toast to the success of the Congress during the Welcome Reception in the Exhibition Hall, during which drinks and snacks will be offered. The remainder of the evening is at your disposal, to offer you an opportunity to explore Lyon and its many highlights. OFFICIAL NETWORKING EVENT – FRENCH EVENING Monday, May 6, 2013, 19:00 – approx. 23:00 Location: L’Abbaye de Collonges Bus transfer from congress venue leaves at 18:15 French Evening – Abbaye de Collonges – Paul Bocuse Restaurant Three miles (5 km) outside the city of Lyon, on the banks of the river Saône, the “Abbaye of Collonges”, restaurant of the famous French chef Paul Bocuse, stands in all its splendor, of- fering you a unique welcome. 20 OFFICIAL NETWORKING PROGRAMME

The sound of its grand fairground organs, so lovingly restored, will bring thrills and joy to the heart, the moment you enter this domain created expressly for good times. With its sense of movement, comfort and tradition, you will enjoy to the full its smooth run- ning, perfectly adapted to your needs. The prestigious reputation of the Abbaye de Collonges is not its only striking asset. The enthusiasm of its staff always ready to meet your every requirement, adds much to the fabulous attraction of this house, generating that age-old sense of festivity, la fête. Dress code: casual, come as you are Contribution per Person: ESTES Members Pre-Congress Sale € 65.– Non-Members, Onsite Sale € 90.– Tickets: Limited number of tickets still available – please ask at the registration counter. French Evening Agenda • Bus transfers leaving from congress venue (bear statue in front of entrance) at 18:15 • Greeting by the Congress President Eric Voiglio • Approximate end: 23:00

AWARDS & CLOSING CEREMONY Tuesday, May 7, 2013, 17:00 Location: Forum 3 (Level -2) Moderators: Eric Voiglio – Lyon, France, Congress President ECTES 2013 Korhan Taviloglu – Istanbul, Turkey, ESTES President 2012-2013 Awards & Closing Ceremony Agenda • Awards: Best Posters and Best Orals • Closing Remarks of the ESTES President Korhan Taviloglu • Handover of Society baton to Luke Leenen, Incoming ESTES President of 2013-2014 • Closing Remarks of the Congress President Eric Voiglio • Handover of Congress medal to Ingo Marzi, ESTES Congress President 2014 • Invitation to Frankfurt 2014 by Ingo Marzi, ESTES Congress President 2014

LYON INFO & TOURS

The staff at the Tourist Board Welcome Desk will gladly help you get oriented in Lyon and provide information on restaurants, transportation and further local services. The counter will be staffed on Sunday, May 5, 2013, Monday, May 6, 2013 and Tuesday, May 7, 2013.

21 GENERAL INFORMATION LYON

CITY INFO LYON Lyon, located in the Rhône-Alpes region in east-central France, is the second largest urban area in Europe to be classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Founded as a Roman colony in 43 BC on the site of a Gaulish fort settlement, Lyon can look back on a glorious past. Thanks to its convenient location at the convergence of two navigable rivers, the Rhône and the Saône, Lugdunum became the capital of Roman Gaul. Birthplace of Christianity in Gaul, Lyon is the seat of the Primate of Gaul. Lyon has grown with grace over the centuries, as the Vieux Lyon (Old Town) and Croix-Rousse quarters prove. A walk along the Rhône to the Confluence district reveals yet another Lyon, vibrant and modern. The inventor of the weaving loom Joseph Marie Jacquart, the physician André-Marie Ampère, the architect Tony Garnier, and the writer Antoine de Saint-Exupery, are some of the world-famous natives to Lyon… Historically known for the production and weaving of silk, nowadays Lyon is a major centre of banking and the IT sector, as well as of the chemical, pharmaceutical and biotech industries. It also hosts the international headquarters of Interpol, among others. Home to the Lumière brothers, Lyon witnessed the birth of cinema in the late 19th century. Movie enthusiasts from all over the world visit Lyon each year, to relive Auguste and Louis Lumière’s exciting discovery at the Institut Lumière, or to attend one of the 60 movie festivals. Apart from 20 theatres, Lyon also offers museums, ballet and the opera, as well as numerous music festivals. Recognised as French capital of gastronomy, the city boasts 15 Michelin star establishments. The Bouchons of Lyon serve traditional Lyonnais dishes, made from local produce. So whatever your (cultural) tastes, this city will suit them.

WEATHER CONDITIONS IN LYON Lyon is classed as borderline Oceanic and Humid Subtropical (Koppen Cfb/Cfa). Winters are colder than much of the south of France due to its more inland position, averaging 3,2 °C (37,8 °F) in January. Summers are very warm, averaging 21,3 °C (70,3 °F) in July. Precipitation is adequate year-round, at an average of 840 millimetres (33,1 in), but the winter months are the driest. For a detailed weather forecast, please visit www.weather.com and enter “Lyon”.

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ELECTRICITY The main voltage in France is 220/230V. Foreign voltage may require an adapter, which can usually be borrowed at the reception of your hotel. TIME The time is Central European Time (CET) = Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) +2 in summer. PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION The network includes 4 metro lines and 4 tram system lines as well as more than 120 urban bus lines. Metros, trams and busses start to run at around 05:30. Night Busses: Four bus lines run all night with security agents on board, guaranteeing you a hassle-free return from your evening outings. Key word: Night owl The "Pleine Lune" lines run only in the following directions: Terreaux / La Doua (returning via Cité Internationale), Hôtel de Ville / Grange Blanche and Hôtel de Ville / Ecully Grandes Ecoles. Pleine Lune 1, 2 and 3 leave at 1:00, 2:00, 3:00 and 4:00 every Friday, Saturday and Sunday morning (including bank holidays). Pleine Lune 4 leaves the city centre at 1:00 and 3:00 on Saturday and Sunday mornings (including bank holidays). Fares: Standard One-Way Ticket: € 1,6.– 1-Day Ticket: € 4,90.–

SHOPPING Shops are usually open from 10:00 – 19:00 from Monday to Saturday. On Sunday shops are usually closed except in the old town. TIPPING Service is always included, tipping is not necessary. BANKS & LOCAL CURRENCY The currency in France is the EURO (€). Banks are usually open Monday-Friday 8:30 – 12:00 and 14:00 – 18:00. Most banks are also open Saturday mornings. Banks are the best place to change money, as they charge only a small commission on cash or travellers cheques. A cash machine can be found just in front of the P1 car park exit of the congress centre.

23 GENERAL INFORMATION LYON

INSURANCE AND LIABILITY The organisers cannot be held responsible for any personal injury, loss, damage or accident to private property, or for additional expenses incurred as a result of delays or changes in air, rail, road or other services, strikes, sickness, weather and other causes. All participants are encouraged to make their own arrangements for health and travel insurance. USEFUL PHONE NUMBERS Fire brigade: 18 Ambulance (Medical Emergency): 15 Federal Police: 17 Emergency Pharmacy Lyon: +33 4 72 56 44 00 Grande Pharmacie Lyonnaise (open all hours) Taxi Radio de Lyon: +33 (0)4 72 10 86 86

24 ESTES SOCIETY

ESTES GENERAL ASSEMBLY Monday, May 6, 2013 from 12:30 Location: Forum 3 (Level -2) Agenda for the General Assembly 1. Opening and welcome 2. Approval of the agenda 3. Approval of the minutes of the General Assembly on May 14, 2012, in Basel, Switzerland 4. Election of Daniela Lenzinger as recording secretary 5. Presidential report 6. Report of the secretary general 7. Report of the treasurer 8. Discharge of the treasurer from his responsibility 9. Appointment of the financial committee members for the year 2013 10. Report of the membership committee chairman, approval of new members 11. Report of the endorsement committee chairman 12. Report of the section chairs 12.1 Disaster & Military Surgery 12.2 Education 12.3 Emergency Surgery 12.4 Skeletal Trauma & Sports Medicine 12.5 Visceral Trauma 12.6 Guidelines: New Initiative of the sections 13. Report of the editor-in-chief of the European Journal of Trauma and Emergency Surgery 14. Report of the congress president 2013 15. Election of the president-elect (2013-2014) 16. Outlook at future ESTES congresses 17. Miscellaneous 18. Closing remarks ESTES INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP Annual fees: • Regular: EUR 100.– • Doctors in training / non-doctors: EUR 75.– Benefits: • A diploma confirming your individual membership • Free annual subscription to the official forum of the Society, the European Journal of Trauma and Emergency surgery. The journal has 6 issues per year including regular information from the society, the ordinary subscription rate is EUR 249.– • Significantly reduced registration fee to the annual congress of the society: For specialists a reduction of EUR 80.– at early registration, for trainees and non-physicians (who have a lower registration fee) a reduction of EUR 70.– • Option to be a member of the specialist sections of the society: Visceral trauma; Skeletal trauma and sports medicine; Emergency surgery; Education; Disaster and military surgery • Reduced registration fee at courses organised or endorsed by ESTES For more information visit the ESTES Booth on level -2 (Level Forums) or check out the website www.estesonline.org ESTES INTERNATIONAL VILLAGE Come in and find out more about the history, milestones and aims of the ESTES member societies! 25 NOTES ON THE CONGRESS PROGRAMME

JOURNÈES RHÔNE-ALPES-BOURGOGNE-AUVERGNE DE CHIRURGIE

Dimanche 5 et Lundi 6 mai 2013 Journées Rhône-Alpes-Bourgogne-Auvergne de Chirurgie

S’il vous plaît voir pages 104-108.

ECTES PRE-CONGRESS COURSES

ATLS in Europe Meeting Modular UltraSound ESTES Course May 3, 2013 (MUSEC) May 3-4, 2013 Faculty: C.F. Larsen (Denmark) Faculty: P. Lavieville (France) F. Al-Ayoubi (Sweden) S. Klein Nagelvoort-Schuit E. Barbosa (Portugal) (The Netherlands) A. Casamassima (Italy) J. Kortbeek (Canada) F. Ferreira (Portugal) E. Voiglio (France) D. Mariani (Italy) B. Winter (USA) I. Martinez Casas (Spain) R.Coimbra (USA) J. Pereira (Portugal) C.Woelfl (Germany) L. Pinheiro (Portugal) M. Ruesseler (Germany) ATLS Instructors Update Course R. Silva (Portugal) May 4, 2013 M. Zago (Italy) Faculty: Vascular Injuries Course (VIC) A. Gizzi (United Kingdom) May 4, 2013 H. Allan (United Kingdom) S. Bush (United Kingdom) Faculty: S. Laverick (United Kingdom) Course Director: J.A. Asensio (USA) R. Roden (United Kingdom) Course Director: C.P. Marini (USA) B. Winter (United Kingdom) R. Coimbra (USA) A. Peitzman (USA)

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ECTES PRE-CONGRESS COURSES

Emergency Surgery Course (ESTES/ESC) May 2-4, 2013 Faculty: Scientific Director: A. Fingerhut (France) Course Director: E. Voiglio (France) M. De Moya (USA) V. Dubuisson (France) F. Gillion (France) H. Kurihara (Itlay) A. Leppäniemi (Finland) A. Shamiyeh (Austria) K. Taviloglu (Turkey) M. Zago (Italy) Guest Speaker: E.E. Moore (USA)

ECTES POST-CONGRESS COURSES

ATLS Student Course/Advanced Trauma Definitive Surgical Trauma Care Course Care for Nurses (ATCN) (DSTC) May 8-10, 2013 May 8-10, 2013 Faculty: Faculty: Y. Baudoin (France) Course Director: T. Gaarder (Norway) L. Bruna (Italy) C. Arvieux (France) D. Gyger (Switzerland) K. Boffard (South Africa) I. Hssain (France) L. Leenen (The Netherlands) P.-A. Jauze (France) H. Kurihara (Italy) P. Lavieville (France) F. Pons (France) M. Thoma (Belgium) T. Razek (Canada) G. Saurabh (India) P. Schoettker (Switzerland) E. Simms (USA) E. Voiglio (France) R. van Doorn (The Netherlands) E. Voiglio (France) A. Wilson (United Kingdom) P. Woods (USA)

27 PROGRAMME AT A GLANCE – SUNDAY, MAY 5, 2013 28 Time Auditorium Lumière Forum 3 Rhône 1 Rhône 2 Rhône 3A Rhône 3B Rhône 4 07:30 – 08:30 Disaster & Military Section Meeting

NURSES - NURSES - NURSES - NURSES - NURSES - NURSES Education Visceral Trauma ESTES value in education and Trauma of the trunk training of medical personnel Skeletal Trauma Guest Symposium ILC Proximal humerus fractures ATLS in Europe Nurse Session 1 Emergncy Surgery Keynote lectures: Keynote lecture: Keynote lecture: 08:30 – 10:00 Thoracic large vessel injury: Place of structured trauma Scientific results and clinical Triage Surgical oncologic emergencies To fix or to replace developments page 35 page 31 current status courses in trauma surgery J. Asensio, Miami, USA curriculum J. Kiss, Budapest, Hungary page 35 page 32 M. Bowyer, Washington, USA page 34 page 33

10:00 – 10:30 Coffee break Emergency Surgery Emergency surgery issues Keynote lectures: ILC ILC What treatments can be delayed, Guest symposium Guest Symposium Emergency Surgery Skeletal Trauma and for how long? Pelvic expert group SFCTV Nurse Session 2 10:30 – 12:00 When is laparoscopy the best Pediatric trauma K. Taviloglu, Istanbul, Turkey Definitive surgical fixation of Chest wall Trauma Education and Training Needs route? page 36 Emergency care in times of pelvic ring lesions page 39 page 39 page 36 financial austerity page 38 S. Stergiopoulos, Haidari, Greece page 37 12 to 12 12 to 12 12 to 12 12 to 12 12 to 12 Contributions of Belgian Society of 12 to 12 Survival at a French Trauma Center Does training in elective one-organ 12 to 12 ESTES activities in EU foundation Surgery and from Lambotte brothers Retrohepatic injury: versus matched patients from the How to organize a Mortality and surgery make you automatically anAnatomy and surgical curriculum projects to the construction of Ollier’s United States: Who has superior Morbidity 12:00 – 12:12 expert in emergency surgery? tricks and tips P. Baqué, Nice, France B. Hreckovski, Slavonski Brod, monument A. Peitzman, Pittsburgh, USA outcomes? (M&M) meeting R. Bergamaschi, New York, USA page 39 T. Gaarder, Oslo, Norway Croatia M. Oransky, Rome, Italy page 40 A. Haider , Baltimore, USA page 39 page 39 page 40 page 40 page 40 12:30 – 13.30 Lunch break Lunch break Educational Section Meeting Visceral Trauma Section Meeting Lunch break Lunch break Lunch break 13:30 – 14:00 Lunch break Journées Rhône Alpes Bourgogne Auvergne de Chirurgie Skeletal Trauma Skeletal Trauma ILC ILC ILC Pediatric trauma Spine trauma Guest symposium - ACS Nurse Session 3 Disaster & Military Surgery Keynote lecture: Keynote lecture: Round Table: How to establish a Skeletal Trauma Emergency Surgery Building bridges between European Nurses 14:00 – 15:30 Sport/ traffic related injuries: Experts in difficult situations: Disasters: what are we talking The treatment algorithm for Spine surgery in hostile Europe and America in surgical open metaphyseal fractures "How I do it", Tips & Tricks? about? femoral fractures in children environement education Network page 41 page 41 page 42 I. Schipper, Leiden, The Netherlands R. Dulou, Paris, France page 44 for trauma and acute care page 42 page 43 page 45

15:30 – 16:00 Coffee break Emergency Surgery Bariatric surgery / Acute appendicitis Nurse Session 4 Keynote lecture: Disaster & Military Surgery Visceral Trauma Teamwork in Acute Care ILC Military surgery Traumatic cardiac arrest / Guest Symposium Bariatric surgery: complication Guest Symposium Keynote lecture: Skeletal Trauma management Keynote lecture: cardiac injuries Skeletal trauma SFCD Common communication errors 16:00 – 17:30 Sport related injuries: A. Shamiyeh, Austria Lessons learned from the war on Keynote lecture: SOFCOT Surgical oncologic emergencies in the emergency Spine injuries terror Penetrating injuries of the heart Skeletal trauma damage control Acute appendicitis: surgery or page 49 setting page 45 conservative treatment? Still a debate C.W. Schwab, Philadelphia, USA F. F. Nicolini, Cordoba, Argentina page 49 H. Kurihara, Milan, Italy O. Monneuse, France page 47 page 48 page 50 page 46

from 18:00 Opening Ceremony

Industry supported Sessions Business Meetings Emergency Surgery Consensus Conference Journées Rhône Alpes Bourgogne Auvergne de Chirurgie Social Events Education Skeletal Trauma Visceral Trauma Disaster & Military Surgery page 64 page 66 page 71 page 78 page 58 12 to instability? Rhône 4 Keynote lecture: Keynote lecture: Keynote lecture: Spleen & Bowel Visceral Trauma Visceral Trauma Visceral Visceral Trauma Visceral Visceral Trauma Visceral Trauma Visceral Lunch break Research Session abdominal trauma no question at all?

K. Boffard, South Africa South Boffard, K. Is there a definition of hemodynamic stability / Liver, Pancreas and Kidney Pancreas Liver,

D. Heim, Frutigen, Switzerland Frutigen, Heim, D. Are there stil indications for France Grenoble, Letoublon, C. Indications of laparoscopy in A. Leppaniemi, Helsinki, Finland Helsinki, Leppaniemi, A. hepatectomy in liver trauma? New technologies & Research in a philosophical, an economical or a philosophical, Emergency or urgency: is this just or urgency: Emergency Disaster & Military Surgery RENEAU page 65 page 77 page 52 page 63 page 67 page 71 page 57 12 to Auvergne bariatrique Emergencies Rhône 3B colorectale basse Auvergne de Chirurgie J'ai coupé l'uretère! Auvergne de Chirurgie Auvergne de Chirurgie Auvergne de Chirurgie Auvergne de Chirurgie Auvergne de Chirurgie Auvergne de Chirurgie Académie de Chirurgie Communications libres The North Alps Network for Free Paper Presentations Free Paper Rhône-Alpes-Bourgogne- F.-X. Ageron, Annecy, France Annecy, Ageron, F.-X. Innovations chirurgicales en Innovations Complications de la chirurgie Complications de la chirurgie Journées Rhône Alpes Bourgogne Journées Rhône Alpes Bourgogne Auvergne de Chirurgie Alpes Bourgogne Journées Rhône Controverse : faut-il opérer les Controverse : faut-il Symposium organisé par l'AFC Symposium organisé par la SCL cholécystites aigues en urgence? cholécystites Journées Rhône Alpes Bourgogne Journées Rhône Alpes Bourgogne Journées Rhône Alpes Bourgogne Journées Rhône Alpes Bourgogne Journées Rhône Alpes Bourgogne Journées Rhône Alpes Bourgogne ILC care page 52 page 56 page 62 page 65 page 70 page 75 page 66 Zimmer 12 to Disaster care Keynote lecture: Keynote lecture: Keynote lecture: femur fractures Skeletal Trauma The Netherlands) Skeletal Trauma decision making Rhône 3A

A. Wilson, London, UK London, Wilson, A.

upgraded regular care Leenen (Utrecht, L. Pro: Austria Vienna, Vecsei, V.

F. Rongieras, Lyon, France Lyon, Rongieras, F. total internal fixation vs. Interactive Video Session Interactive Video USA) Duarte (Miami, R. Con: Preparedness for disasters Disaster & Military Surgery Disaster & Military Surgery Disaster & Military Surgery Industry Satellite Symposium To preserve or to amputate: To arthroplasty vs conservative Amputations for limb trauma Pelvic and acetabular trauma Pelvic Unique solutions for proximal Ethical dilemmas with disaster Acetabular fracture-dislocation: Pro – con disaster care is merely Visceral Trauma Consensus Conference I do it? page 55 page 61 page 65 page 69 page 74 Meeting 12 to situations consensus? ACL and PCL Rhône 2 Keynote lecture: Keynote lecture: Keynote lecture: Keynote lecture:

The Netherlands Evening French Skeletal Trauma Skeletal Trauma Lunch break Lunch break Coffee break Coffee break when conservative Emergency surgeryEmergency Emergency SurgeryEmergency Sport related injuries F. F. Fu, Pittsburgh, USA Pittsburgh, Fu, F. F. taly Monza, , Padalino P. J. Pereira, Viseu, Portugal Viseu, Pereira, J. R. Breederveld , Beverwijk, Beverwijk, Breederveld , R.

Emergency SurgeryEmergency Section Slovenia Bratislava, Simko, P. DHS versus endomedullary management is not enough Proximal humerus fractures "Spontaneous" haematoma: Difficult abdominal situations implants - have we found the Bleeding control in non-trauma State of the art in injuries Revision abdominal surgery, how Revision abdominal surgery, Future training in trauma surgery Skeletal Trauma Emergency Surgery Emergency page 54 page 65 page 74 page 37 page 66 page 68 12 to research fractures Aesculap osteoporosis how to treat? Rhône 1 Keynote lecture: skeletal trauma Skeletal Trauma Skeletal Trauma Research Session Guest Symposium and elbow-surgery H. Follet, Lyon, France Lyon, Follet, H. solutions for success Fracture in elderly and in treatment of clavicular Guest Symposium - EFORT Industry Hands-on Workshop Industry Hands-on Proximal humerus fractures Head preserving hip fracture MONDAY, MAY 6, 2013 6, MAY MONDAY, management - two innovative (3- and 4-part) in the elderly – State of the art in osteoporosis Skeletal Trauma Section Meeting Skeletal Trauma New technologies & research in The Key of Solomon: controversy

I. Schipper, Leiden, The Netherlands Leiden, Schipper, I. German association for shoulder- crash? page 51 page 68 page 65 page 54 page 60 page 73 12 to Education Video Session Video cardiac arrest Visceral Trauma Visceral Forum 3 Forum Keynote lecture: Visceral Trauma Visceral

M. Zago, Milan, Italy Milan, Zago, M. Business Meetings Hemorrhagic shock ERC, SFMU and SFCU ERC, Endorsed symposium Endorsed symposium Endorsed symposium Open CPR in traumatic ESTES General Assembly I. Marzi, Frankfurt, Germany Frankfurt, Marzi, I. and SFMU Prehospital care how to detect complications ESTES, EuSEM, ESA and SFMU EuSEM, ESTES, Chain of Survival: EuSEM, ESA Chain of Survival: EuSEM, US for the acute care surgeon: where to place the incision and happens to the organs after Pathophysiology of trauma: what Pathophysiology ILC ILC Trauma leader? page 59 page 67 page 53 page 65 page 51 page 72 12 to Joint ILC Joint ILC anastomoses? related injuries Visceral Trauma Visceral Trauma Visceral Lunch break straight to the OR War and terrorism War Free Paper Session Free Paper Emergency SurgeryEmergency and Military Surgery injury; when to defer Emergency physician, Emergency S. Uranues, Graz, Austria Graz, Uranues, S. Abdominal wall injuries Who should be the trauma Skeletal Trauma & Visceral Skeletal Trauma Skeletal Trauma & Disaster Skeletal Trauma Prevention and organisation anaesthesiologist and surgeon: Auditorium Lumière When to skip the CT scan and go Abbreviated laparotomy in bowel Social Events Industry supported Sessions Time from 19:00 14:00 – 15:30 15:30 – 16:00 16:00 – 17:30 12:00 – 12:12 12:30 – 13.30 13:30 – 14:00 07:30 – 08:30 08:30 – 10:00 10:00 – 10:30 10:30 – 12:00 PROGRAMME AT A GLANCE – PROGRAMME AT 29 Femur page92 page 90 page 98 page 85 12 to page 102 miscellanous Rhône 4 Keynote lecture: Visceral Trauma Visceral Skeletal Trauma Skeletal Trauma Skeletal Trauma Lunch break and miscellanous Research Session Research Session Free Paper Session Free Paper setting: is it useful? Issues in trauma care P. Vasiliu. Athens, Greece Athens, Vasiliu. P.

Sonography in prehospital Italy Castellanza, Mariani, D. South Africa: what to expect South Africa: what to expect Visceral trauma fellowship in Visceral Lower extremity fracture care Lower extremity Upper extremity fracture care and Upper extremity Disaster & Military Surgery ISAKOS page 80 page 89 page 94 page 84 page 92 page 97 12 to page 102 AOTrauma AOTrauma what to do? pelvic trauma Keynote lecture: Skeletal Trauma Rhône 3B Guest Symposium Satellite Symposium Emergency SurgeryEmergency SurgeryEmergency "How I do it" Session Surgical advances and Surgical advances H.C. Pape, Bonn, Germany Bonn, Pape, H.C. Pelvic trauma management Pelvic ring and acetabular injuries Clinical Decisions in everyday Therapeutical management in Germany Mainz, Rommens, P.M. Journées Rhône Alpes Bourgogne Auvergne de Chirurgie Alpes Bourgogne Journées Rhône Polytrauma with femoral fractures: Polytrauma Consensus Conference on pelvic Consensus Conference on pelvic trauma management (Session 1) technology for pelvic innovations trauma management (Session 2) SFT SFMA ESWB Control page 89 page 80 page 83 page 65 page 97 12 to page 101 in Afghanistan EJTES Meeting beating donors Military Surgery Rhône 3A Guest Symposium Guest Symposium Guest Symposium Guest Symposium "How I do it" Session

D. Welling, Bethesda, USA Bethesda, Welling, D. Pitfalls in wound ballistics Pitfalls Disaster & Military Surgery Primary Repair vs. Damage Primary Repair vs. Ambroise Paré International Ambroise Paré in the Battlefield-Diversion vs. Organ retrieval from non heart Organ retrieval War surgery : French Experience War Military Colon and Rectal Injuries Disaster care is working together Visceral Trauma Consensus Conference page 83 page 88 page 92 page 96 12 to page 100 Japanese Registries in Europe? your country? Rhône 2 Keynote lecture: Keynote lecture: Keynote lecture: Skeletal Trauma Skeletal Trauma Lunch break Coffee break Coffee break Emergency SurgeryEmergency

Y. Otomo, Tokyo, Japan Tokyo, Otomo, Y. Italy Milan, Kurihara, H. Sport related injuries USA Pittsburgh, Fu, F. F. Postoperative care after Postoperative emergency surgery;emergency why Guest Symposium IATSIC

Which registry to choose? USA San Diego, Coimbra, R. Emergency surgeryEmergency issues Acute Care Surgery: how to

R. Lefering, Cologne, Germany Cologne, Lefering, R. mantain surgical skills? The surgeons should go to the ICU Acute care surgery combining trauma – an optimal model for Errors, illusions and benefits in Errors, Emergency medicine and acute Emergency care surgery, who is doing what care surgery, emergency surgeryemergency and visceral sports medicine (as time goes by) Skeletal Trauma Emergency Surgery Emergency L. Müller, Cologne, Müller, L. EFOST ARVAC page 82 page 95 page 93 page 80 page 87 page 91 12 to Germany to dismiss? Rhône 1 Keynote debate: still a challenge Skeletal Trauma Skeletal Trauma Guest Symposium Guest Symposium S.O. Dietz, Mainz, Germany Mainz, Dietz, S.O. Satellite Symposium "How I do it" Session V. Vecsei, Vienna, Austria Vienna, Vecsei, V. Elbow and wrist injuries Infection Society (EBJIS) Distal humerus fractures European Bone and Joint Posttraumatic infections – Posttraumatic To replace: To TUESDAY, MAY 7, 2013 7, MAY TUESDAY, Amputations for limb trauma To fix: To The ageing surgeon: To engage or The ageing surgeon: To ILC trauma IFSTTAR IFSTTAR page 92 page 81 page 86 page 91 page 95 page 99 12 to Education Education countries, solutions? experience Forum 3 Forum Keynote lecture: Skeletal Trauma Guest Symposium Guest Symposium Closing Ceremony Küntscher Society Business Meetings D. Heim, Switzerland Heim, D. Boehringer Ingelheim Improving outcomes in Is conservative fracture Nonunion and IM Nailing treatment still valid today? treatment still valid Industry Satellite Symposium F. Krause, Berne, Switzerland Berne, Krause, F. novel oral anticoagulants – with anterior skin problems The Trauma Surgeon - different The Trauma different challenges, constructive different challenges, salvage Chopart-amputations salvage emergency room patients taking emergency Ankle dorsiflexion arthrodesis to Ankle dorsiflexion Research in trauma: from trauma occurence to virtual modelisation practical guidance and real world Indications for surgery in skeletal ILC ILC page 94 page 91 page 81 page 99 page 86 Surgery Surgery 12 to Joint ILC Joint ILC Education injured lung Splenic injury Visceral Trauma Visceral Lunch break Case Discussions as the pivot point? The primary and secondary Trauma system development: Trauma Visceral Trauma & Emergency Trauma Visceral & Emergency Trauma Visceral So where do we go from here? in Europe - Mission Impossible. should we take visceral trauma Standardized Trauma Education Standardized Trauma Auditorium Lumière L. Leenen, Utrecht, The Netherlands Utrecht, Leenen, L. Social Events Industry supported Sessions Time 17:00 12:30 – 13.30 13:30 – 15:00 15:00 – 15:15 15:15 – 16:45 08:30 – 10:00 10:00 – 10:30 10:30 – 12:00 12:00 – 12:12 07:30 – 08:30 PROGRAMME AT A GLANCE – PROGRAMME AT 30 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – SUNDAY

07:30-08:30 Rhône 2 Disaster & Military Surgery Section Meeting

07:30-08:30 Rhône 3 A General Assembly SFCU

08:30-10:00 Auditorium Lumière ILC Emergency Surgery Surgical oncologic emergencies Chairs: J. Tilsed (Beverley, UK), K. Taviloglu (Istanbul, Turkey) 1. Who should operate when: emergency surgeon or surgical oncologist? J. Tilsed, Beverley, UK 2. Acute abdomen in the neutropenic patient H. Kurihara, Milan, Italy 3. Stenting for malignant gastrointestinal obstruction K. Taviloglu, Istanbul, Turkey 4. Small bowel obstruction from tumor recurrence: therapeutic options I. Martinez Casas, Barcelona, Spain 5. Complications of radiotherapy: management of acute surgical problems P. Baque, Nice, France SUNDAY, MAY 5, 2013 5, MAY SUNDAY, 31 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – SUNDAY

08:30-10:00 Forum 3 Trauma of the trunk Visceral Trauma Chairs: J. Asensio (Valhalla, USA), F. Pons (Clamart, France) 1. Key-note: Thoracic large vessel injury: current status J. Asensio, Valhalla, USA 2. O001 - Closed Tube Thoracostomy; A Novel Emergency Surgical Technique M. Nasr, Manama/BH 3. O002 - The role of video-assisted thoracic surgery in the evaluation and management of thoracic injuries A. Stamatelopoulos, I. Gakidis, P. Michos, K. Mantas, C. Chatziantoniou, E. Voutas; Athens Kifisia/GR 4. O003 - Management of Penetrating Thoracic Injury D. Baron van Imhoff1, O. van Waes1, P. Navsaria2, A. Nicol2; 1Rotterdam/NL, 2Cape Town/ZA 5. O004 - Outcomes after operative management of symptomatic rib nonunion E. Gauger, B. Hill, P. Lafferty, P. Cole; Saint Paul, MN/US 6. O005 - Diaphragm injury Z. Chkhaidze, Tbilisi/GE 7. O006 - Laparoscopic approach of postraumatic diaphragmatic hernia J. Cabañas-Ojeda, C. Hernandez-Perez, J. Cordoba-Sotomayor, J. Otero-De Pablos, B. Lasses-Martinez, E. Blesa-Sierra, J. Alvarez Fernandez-Represa; Madrid/ES 8. O007 - Use of CT Scan on planning surgical aproach in abdominal trauma - Abdominal Aortic lesion B. Rodrigues, B. Cesar, S. Starling, D.A. Drumond, S. Campos Christo, L. Azevedo; Belo Horizonte/BR 9. O008 - Utility of Computerized Tomographic Scanning in Blunt traumatic Abdominal Injuries H. Abdelrahman, A. El-Menyar, H. Al Thani; Doha/QA SUNDAY, MAY 5, 2013 5, MAY SUNDAY, 32 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – SUNDAY

08:30-10:00 Rhône 1 ESTES value in education and training of medical personnel Education Chairs: M. Rüsseler (Frankfurt, Germany), B. Hreckovski (Slavonski Brod, Croatia) 1. Key-note: Place of structured trauma courses in trauma surgery curriculum M. Bowyer, Washington, USA 2. O009 - Global Needs Analysis in orthopedic trauma for practicing surgeons: The European perspective M. Cunningham1, P. Brink2; 1Zurich/CH, 2Maastricht/NL 3. O010 - Applying Modern Education Theory Enhances the Medical Students’ Understanding of Inguinal Hernias and Emergency Complications M. Ting, Uj/UK 4. O011 - Enhancing patient care through advanced post-graduate medical education and training for the injured patients in the Middle East R. Peralta, A. Parchani, A. Zarour, H. Al Thani, R. Latifi; Doha/QA 5. O012 - Testing MCQ tests in ATLS J. Bustraan1, W. Henny2, K. Brasel3, J. Kortbeek4, I. Schipper1; 1Leiden/NL, 2Riel/NL, 3Milwaukee/US, 4Calgary, Alberta/CA 6. O013 - Dead or alike: Can mannequins substitute cadavers in medical training? A. Flaris1, E. Simms2, E. Voiglio3; 1Thessaloniki/GR, 2New Orleans, LA/US, 3Lyon/FR 7. O015 - Much improved quality operations of impalement injury to the extremities by 3D-CT angiography N. Kaneko, K. Okumura; Tokyo/JP 8. O016 - A multidisciplinary emergency trauma training program A. Marinosci, R. Faccincani, G. Cicenia, P. Bisagni, M.G. Sabbadini, M. Carlucci; Milano/IT SUNDAY, MAY 5, 2013 5, MAY SUNDAY, 33 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – SUNDAY

08:30-10:00 Rhône 2 Proximal humerus fractures Skeletal Trauma Chairs: E. Servien (Lyon, France), S. Nijs (Leuven, Belgium) 1. Key-note: To fix or to replace J. Kiss, Budapest, Hungary 2. O017 - Classification of Comminuted Proximal Humeral fractures - Hertel versus Neer G. Iordens1, N. Schep2, F. Buisman1, G. Muradin1, L. Beenen2, P. Patka1, E. van Lieshout1, D. den Hartog1; 1Rotterdam/NL, 2Amsterdam/NL 3. O018 - The Interobserver Reliability of Classification and Characterization of Proximal Humerus Fractures: A Comparison of 2D and 3D Computed Tomography W. Bruinsma1, T. Guitton1, J. Warner2, D. Ring2; 1Amsterdam/NL, 2Boston, MA/US 4. O019 - Proximal fractures of the humerus in patients older than 75 years of age: Should we consider operative treatment? M. de Kruijf, J. Vroemen, E. van der Voort, D. Vos, L. van der Laan; Breda/NL 5. O020 - Head Screw Cut Outs using the PHILOS Plate: The Single Best and The Best Combination of radiographic projections to detect them – A Cadaver Study C. Spross1, B. Jost1, S. Winklhofer2, S. Rahm2, E. Benninger1; 1St. Gallen/CH, 2Zurich/CH 6. O021 - Influence of monodirectional and multidirectional angular Stability on Deformation and Cut Out of proximal Humerus Osteotomies W. Friedl, Aschaffenburg/DE 7. O022 - Short or Long Stem Prosthesis for intramedullary Bypass of Proximal Humerus Fractures with Severe Metaphyseal Bone Loss - Evaluation of Primary Stability in a Biomechanical Model C. Spross, L. Ebneter, E. Benninger, M. Erschbamer, J. Erhardt, B. Jost; St. Gallen/CH SUNDAY, MAY 5, 2013 5, MAY SUNDAY, 34 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – SUNDAY

8. O023 - Treatment of nonunions of humeral surgical neck fractures with the Humerusblock R. Bogner, M. Blocher, S. Lederer, H. Resch; Salzburg/AT 9. O024 - Is implant removal after plate osteosynthesis in proximal humerus fractures mandatory? C. Michelitsch, Y. Acklin, C. Sommer; Chur/CH 10. O024A - Arm wrestling: Is attack the best form of defence? L. Brouwers1, M.H.J. Verhofstad2, D.I. Vos1; 1Breda/ NL, 2Rotterdam/NL

08:30-10:00 Rhône 3 B Guest Symposium ATLS in Europe Scientific results and clinical developments Chairs: B. Bouillon (Cologne, Germany) and I. Schipper (Leiden, The Netherlands) 1. ATLS Shock Classification - Does it reflect clinical reality? M. Mutschler, Cologne, Germany 2. ATLS: Update of the Evidence - Does it help? M. Muenzberg, Ludwigshafen, Germany 3. ATLS: What has changed over the years? S. Bush, Leeds, UK 4. The Norwegian Experience with the Utoeya Attack O. Roise, Oslo, Norway

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08:30-10:00 Rhône 4 Nurse Session 1 Interactive mentometer-session in triage: The emergency on scene and in the hospital emergency room Chairs: F. Turegano (Madrid, Spain), K. Lennquist Montan (Danderyd, Sweden) Panellists: K.M. Kolstadbraaten (Oslo, Norway), B. Dobson (Chessington, UK), J. Fouques (Fleurieu sur Saône, France), K. Martin (Landstuhl, Germany) SUNDAY, MAY 5, 2013 5, MAY SUNDAY, 35 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – SUNDAY

10:30-12:00 Auditorium Lumière ILC Emergency Surgery When is laparoscopy the best route? Chairs: S. Uranues (Graz, Austria), M. Zago (Milan, Italy) 1. Small bowel emergencies and laparoscopy A. Shamiyeh, Linz, Austria 2. Role of laparoscopy in acute colonic emergencies R. Bergamaschi, New York, USA 3. Abdominal emergencies in the elderly: when laparoscopy? M. Zago, Milan, Italy 4. Gastroduodenal emergencies and laparoscopy M.C. Le Moine, Nimes, France 5. Unclear abdominal pain: any role for laparoscopy? S. Uranues, Graz, Austria

10:30-12:00 Forum 3 ILC Skeletal Trauma Pediatric trauma Chairs: I. Marzi (Frankfurt, Germany), A. Joeris (Berne, Switzerland) 1. Incidence of shaft fractures in children A. Joeris, Berne, Switzerland 2. Principles in shaft fractures E. Bougeois, Grenoble, France 3. Principles in metaphyseal fractures I. Marzi, Frankfurt, Germany 4. Principles in articular fractures I. Marzi, Frankfurt, Germany 5. Brain injury in children A. Szathmari, Lyon, France SUNDAY, MAY 5, 2013 5, MAY SUNDAY, 36 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – SUNDAY

10:30-12:00 Rhône 1 Emergency surgery issues Emergency Surgery Chairs: K. Taviloglu (Istanbul, Turkey), S. Stergiopoulos (Haidari, Greece) 1. Key-note: What treatments can be delayed, and for how long? K. Taviloglu, Istanbul, Turkey 2. O025 - Acute mesenteric ischemia- operative and long-term results P. Konstantiniuk, S. Schweiger, J. Fruhmann, S. Koter, A. Baumann, T. Cohnert; Graz/AT 3. O026 - A single institution study of perforated peptic ulcer. Epidemiologic trends during a first decade in the 21st century K. Thorsen1, J.A. Søreide2, J.T. Kvaløy1, T. Glomsaker1, K. Søreide2; 1Stavanger/NO, 2Bergen/NO 4. O027 - Mesenteric Revascularization of AMI: endovascular vs surgical F. Baticci, C. Spialtini, H. Kurihara, P. Muselli; Rozzano, Milan/IT 5. Key-note: Emergency care in times of financial austerity S. Stergiopoulos, Haidari, Greece 6. O028 - Stapled anastomosis morbidity in colorectal surgery: acute versus elective surgical procedures M. Beuran, I. Negoi, S. Paun, M. Vartic, B. Gaspar, B. Stoica, I. Tanase; Bucharest/RO 7. O029 - The evolving role of surgery in the management of severe complications of endoscopic procedures R. Franco Herrera, C. Rey Valcarcel, M. Burneo Esteves, M. Cuadrado Ayuso, A. Sanchez Arteaga, Y. Al-lal, F. Turegano; Madrid/ES 8. O030 - Quality of life (QOL) in Colostomy or Ileostomy patients and their families H. Sapir, O. Cohen, J. Benbenishty; Jerusalem/IL 9. O031 - Can Endoscopic Ultrasound Replace MRCP or ERCP in Patients with acute biliary pancreatitis with suspected choledo- cholithiasis C. Cevheroglu1, H. Yanar1, E. Sivrikoz1, M. Suner1, C. Ertekin1, K. Günay1, R. Guloglu1, F. Akyüz2, A. Uçar2; 1Istanbul/TR, 2Istanbul/TR SUNDAY, MAY 5, 2013 5, MAY SUNDAY, 37 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – SUNDAY

10:30-12:00 Rhône 2 Guest Symposium Pelvic expert group Definitive surgical fixation of pelvic ring lesions Chairs: K. Mayo (Tacoma, USA), P.M. Rommens (Mainz, Germany) 1. Fixation of the anterior pelvic ring C. Sancineto, Buenos Aires, Argentina 2. Anterior fixation of the posterior pelvic ring T. Sawaguchi, Toyama, Japan 3. Sacroiliac screw fixation K. Mayo, Tacoma, USA 4. Sacral fixation M. Oransky, Rome, Italy 5. Fixation of fatigue fractures P.M. Rommens, Mainz, Germany

10:30-12:00 Rhône 3 B Guest Symposium SFCTV Chest wall trauma Chairs: G. Massard (Strasbourg, France), M. Dahan (Toulouse, France) 1. Physiopathology of large chest wall defect M. Dahan, Toulouse, France 2. Surgical stabilisation for multiple rib fractures: evidence-based rationale P.E. Falcoz, Besancon, France 3. Surgical stabilisation for multiple rib fractures: technique and early results G. Massard, Strasbourg, France 4. Management of associated visceral lesions J.M. Maury, Lyon, France 5. Chest wall defect after penetrating trauma

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10:30-12:00 Rhône 4 Nurse Session 2 Education and training needs Chairs: B. Dobson (Chessington, UK), K.M. Kolstadbraaten (Oslo, Norway) 1. Demands on training in disaster medicine B. Dobson, Chessington, UK 2. The MRMI-concept K. Lennquist Montan, Danderyd, Sweden 3. The trauma team and the patient: how to avoid chaos? K.M. Kolstadbraaten, Olso, Norway 4. The ATCN (Advanced Trauma Care for Nurses course) R. Henn, Flagstaff, USA 5. Educational demands: results of a European survey F. Cambiaghi, Milan, Italy

12:00-12:12 Auditorium Lumière Twelve to Twelve Lecture Does training in elective one-organ surgery make you automatically an expert in emergency surgery? R. Bergamaschi, New York, USA

12:00-12:12 Forum 3 Twelve to Twelve Lecture Anatomy and surgical curriculum P. Baqué, Nice, France

12:00-12:12 Rhône 1 Twelve to Twelve Lecture ESTES activities in EU foundation projects B. Hreckovski, Slavonski Brod, Croatia SUNDAY, MAY 5, 2013 5, MAY SUNDAY, 39 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – SUNDAY

12:00-12:12 Rhône 2 Guest Twelve to Twelve Lecture Contributions of Belgian Society of Surgery and from Lambotte brothers to the construction of Ollier’s monument M. Oransky, Rome, Italy

12:00-12:12 Rhône 3 A Twelve to Twelve Lecture Retrohepatic injury: tricks and tips A. Peitzman, Pittsburgh, USA

12:00-12:12 Rhône 3 B Twelve to Twelve Lecture Survival at a French Trauma Centre versus matched patients from the United States: Who has superior outcomes? A. Haider, Baltimore, USA

12:00-12:12 Rhône 4 Twelve to Twelve Lecture How to organize a Mortality and Morbidity (M&M) meeting T. Gaarder, Oslo, Norway

12:30-13:30 Rhône 1 Educational Section Meeting

12:30-13:30 Rhône 2 Visceral Trauma Section Meeting

12:30-13:30 Rhône 3 B General Assembly ACS French Chapter SUNDAY, MAY 5, 2013 5, MAY SUNDAY, 40 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – SUNDAY

14:00-15:30 Auditorium Lumière ILC Skeletal Trauma Sport/ traffic related injuries: open metaphyseal fractures Chairs: H.-J. Oestern (Mainz, Germany), R. Breederveld (Beverwijk, The Netherlands) 1. Soft tissue considerations M. Mitkovic, Nis, Serbia 2. First and final external fixation P. Adam, Strasbourg, France 3. I like to nail P.M. Rommens, Mainz, Germany 4. I like to plate C. Sommer, Chur, Switzerland 5. Conversion from external to internal fixation J.P. Sintenie, Helmond, The Netherlands

14:00-15:30 Forum 3 ILC Emergency Surgery Experts in difficult situations: "How I do it", tips & tricks? Chairs: A. Fingerhut (Poissy, France), A. Leppäniemi (Helsinki, Finland) 1. My strategy for the difficult gall bladder A. Fingerhut, Poissy, France 2. My strategy in the management of the "difficult duodenum" R. Mackersie, San Francisco, USA 3. My strategy in the management of acute mesenteric ischemia L.F. Pinheiro, Viseu, Portugal 4. Complicated necrotizing pancreatitis: how to deal with it A. Leppäniemi, Helsinki, Finland 5. My strategy of source control in abdominal sepsis L. Fattori, Monza, Italy SUNDAY, MAY 5, 2013 5, MAY SUNDAY, 41 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – SUNDAY

14:00-15:30 Rhône 1 ILC Disaster & Military Surgery Disasters: what are we talking about? Chairs: F. Turegano (Madrid, Spain), M. Bemelman (Utrecht, The Netherlands) 1. Disasters, definitions and principles I. Ashkenazi, Hadera, Israel 2. Are we prepared for CBRN-e? D. Wulterkens, Houten, The Netherlands 3. Recent experience with Sandy on the East coast J. Asensio, Valhalla, USA 4. Nuclear problems with the Japan disaster Y. Otomo, Tokyo, Japan 5. The Norway Tragedy T. Gaarder, Oslo, Norway

14:00-15:30 Rhône 2 Pediatric trauma Skeletal Trauma Chairs: I. Marzi (Frankfurt, Germany), I. Schipper (Leiden, The Netherlands) 1. Key-note: The treatment algorithm for femoral fractures in children I. Schipper, Leiden, The Netherlands 2. O032 - Interleukin-6 as inflammatory marker referring to multiple organ dysfunction syndrome in severely injured children F. Hildebrand1, H. Andruszkow2, J. Fischer2, M. Frink3; 1Aachen/DE, 2Hannover/DE, 3Marburg/DE 3. O033 - Focused Abdominal Sonography in Traumatized children O. Ben-Ishay, Z. Peled, M. Daoud, E. Brauner, H. Bahouth, Y. Kluger; Haifa/IL 4. O034 - Management of both bones forearm fractures; “To nail or not to nail”? O. Akilapa, C. Petrides, M. Roper, C. Bache; Birmingham/UK SUNDAY, MAY 5, 2013 5, MAY SUNDAY, 42 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – SUNDAY

5. O035 - Head trauma in young children. Incidence and outcome in a regional hospital M. Athanasiou, I. Tzimagiorgis, E. Kambouridis, G. Kalostos, S. Giantzaklidis, G. Tepelopoulos, P. Tsavdaridis, S. Kalfadis, N. Karagiannis, T. Zekeridis; Kavala/GR 6. O036 - Pediatric Trauma in Qatar: one size does not fit all for injury prevention R. Consunji, R. Peralta, H. Al Thani, H. Hepp, M. Mollazehi, R. Latifi; Doha/QA 7. O037 - The Blunt Abdominal Trauma in Children (BATiC) score - A retrospective analysis of a scoring system to identify the absence or presence of abdominal organ injury in children sustaining multiple trauma L. Stoepker, W. de Jong, H. Groen, M. el Moumni, J. Hulscher, K. Wendt; Groningen/NL 8. O038 - Patient Reported Outcome Measures in the Non-operative Management of Paediatric Clavicle Fractures R. Morrell1, D. Ryan2, R. Jeavons3, A. Gower3; 1Newcastle Upon Tyne/UK, 2Darlington/UK, 3Durham/UK 9. O039 - Blunt pancreatic injury in children An indolent clinical presentation to a serious parenchymal insult E. Brauner, M. Abu Gazala, H. Bahouth, O. Ben-Ishay, Y. Kluger; Haifa/IL 10. O039A - Long-term outcome after isolated moderate to severe pediatric Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) H. Andruszkow1, J. Urner1, E. Deniz1, C. Probst2, O. Grün1, M. Frink3, F. Hildebrand4; 1Hannover/DE, 2Cologne/DE, 3Marburg/DE, 4Aachen/DE

14:00-15:30 Rhône 3 A Spine trauma Skeletal Trauma Chairs: E. Varga (Szeged, Hungary), P. Wendsche (Brno, Czech Republic) 1. Key-note: Spine surgery in hostile environment R. Dulou, Paris, France SUNDAY, MAY 5, 2013 5, MAY SUNDAY, 43 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – SUNDAY

2. O040 - Posterior stabilization of thoracolumbar spine fractures: Retrospective analysis of percutaneous versus open management M. Pishnamaz, S. Oikonomidis, M. Knobe, R. Sellei, T. Dienstknecht, K. Horst, H. Pape, P. Kobbe; Aachen/DE 3. O041 - Immobilisation in patients with a C-spine injury: a retrospective cohort study J. ten Brinke1, S.R. Groen1, M. Hogervorst1, T.P. Saltzzher2, J. Goslings2; 1Apeldoorn/NL, 2Amsterdam/NL 4. O042 - Incidence and outcome of torso deceleration injuries, as compared to injuries from other blunt trauma mechanisms C. Rey Valcarcel, R. Franco Herrera, M. Burneo Esteves, M.D. Pérez Díaz, M. Sanz Sanchez, F. Turegano; Madrid/ES 5. O043 - Whiplash Trauma – Its rise and decline in the last decade S. Herman, Ljubljana/SI 6. O044 - The blind motorcyclist: a case report of multidisciplinary management after severe blunt trauma against the cervical spine and shoulder girdle C.D. Weber, K. Horst, N.L. Hansen, T. Dienstknecht, H.-C. Pape; Aachen/DE 7. O045 - Epidemiology of patients with severe traumatic brain injury caused by road traffic accidents H. Leijdesdorff, J. van Dijck, P. Krijnen, C.L.A.M. Vleggeert-Lankamp, I.B. Schipper; Leiden/NL

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14:00-15:30 Rhône 3 B Guest Symposium ACS Building bridges between Europe and America in surgical education Chairs: C. Gouillat (Lyon, France), E. Voiglio (Lyon, France) 1. Initial and continuing surgical education in the USA D. Welling, Bethesda, USA SUNDAY, MAY 5, 2013 5, MAY SUNDAY, 44 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – SUNDAY

2. Use of simulation for surgical training M. Bowyer, Washington, USA 3. A balanced surgical exchange program: Tulane and Lyon D. Slakey, Tulane, USA 4. Collaboration of ESTES, ACS, AAST and IATSIC in surgical training A. Fingerhut, Poissy, France Round table discussion

Nurse Track

14:00-15:30 Rhône 4 Nurse Session 3 Round Table: How to establish a European Nurses Network for trauma and acute care Panellists: K. Martin (Landstuhl, Germany), K.M. Kolstadbraaten (Oslo, Norway), F. Lodier (Vaugmeray, France), F. Cambiaghi (Milan, Italy), A. Varischi (Milan, Italy)

16:00-17:30 Auditorium Lumière ILC Skeletal Trauma Sport related injuries: Spine injuries Chairs: C. Josten (Leipzig, Germany), P. Wendsche (Brno, Czech Republic) 1. Overview: Indications for surgery, treatment options, outcome F.C. Bakker, Amsterdam, The Netherlands 2. Upper cervical spine injuries – new developments in diagnosis and therapy C. Josten, Leipzig, Germany 3. Thoracic spine P. Wendsche, Brno, Czech Republic 4. Lumbar spine M. Keel, Berne, Switzerland 5. AO Spine: Join us L.M. Benneker, Berne, Switzerland SUNDAY, MAY 5, 2013 5, MAY SUNDAY, 45 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – SUNDAY

16:00-17:30 Forum 3 Bariatric surgery / Acute appendicitis Emergency Surgery Chairs: A. Shamiyeh (Linz, Austria), O. Monneuse (Lyon, France) 1. Key-note: Bariatric surgery: Complication management A. Shamiyeh, Linz, Austria 2. O046 - Gastric resection for adhesions after adjustable banding for treatment of obesity C. Cartari1, V. Martellosio2, V. Gatti2, A. Viezzoli2, G.S. Fossati2, P. Dionigi1; 1Pavia/IT, 2Stradella/IT 3. O047 - Laparoscopic management of emergent complications after laparoscopic gastric bypass B. Lasses-Martinez, C. Hernandez-Perez, D. Ortega-Lopez, J. Cordoba-Sotomayor, J. Tejerina, J. Dziaková, J. Cabañas-Ojeda, J. Alvarez Fernandez-Represa; Madrid/ES 4. Key-note: Acute appendicitis: Surgery or conservative treatment? Still a debate O. Monneuse, Lyon, France 5. O048 - Antibiotic vs. Surgery in uncomplicated Acute Appendicitis (ASAA): preliminary results of the prospective randomized study M. Pisano, E. Poiasina, F. Coccolini, M. Giuli Capponi, P. Bertoli, L. Campanati, L. Ravasio, C. Arici, L. Ansaloni; Bergamo/IT 6. O049 - Relevance of the use of ultrasound in isolated situation for the diagnosis of acute appendicitis F. Topin1, A. Bertani2, P.-L. Massoure3, P. Menguy4; 1Djibouti/DJ, 2Lyon/FR, 3Marseille/FR, 4Brest/FR 7. O050 - Acute appendicitis: Negative appendicectomy rates and the use of ultrasonography D. Grant, N. D'Souza, K. Steele, M. Farouk; Aylesbury/UK 8. O051 - The failure rate of stapled digestive anastomosis in emergency traumatic and nontraumatic abdominal surgery M. Beuran, I. Negoi, S. Paun, M. Vartic, C. Turculet, I. Tanase, A. Gradinaru, R. Ganescu; Bucharest/RO SUNDAY, MAY 5, 2013 5, MAY SUNDAY, 46 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – SUNDAY

16:00-17:30 Rhône 1 Military surgery Disaster & Military Surgery Chairs: C.W. Schwab (Philadelphia, USA), R. Breederveld (Beverwijk, The Netherlands) 1. Key-note: Lessons learned from the war on terror C.W. Schwab, Philadelphia, USA 2. O052 - Use of negative pressure wound therapy in patients with combat-related injuries : experience of NATO French hospital in Kabul T. Monchal1, A. Bertani2, E. Hornez3, Y. Baudoin1, P. Candoni4, S. Rigal3, H. Thouard1, F. Pons3; 1Toulon/FR, 2Lyon/FR, 3Clamart/FR, 4Marseille/FR 3. O053 - Temporary vascular shunt in war surgery C. Pierret1, J. Jarry1, A. Mlynski1, X. de Kerangal1, V. Duverger2, F. Pons3; 1Paris/FR, 2Saint Mandé/FR, 3Clamart/FR 4. O054 - Immediate reconstruction of an abdomen wall defect after a war penetrating trauma. Interests of the pedicled myofacial latis- simis dorsi flap in austere environment E. Hornez1, N. Pellet2, R. Pohnan3, G. Boddaert1, P. Ramiara4, S. Mérat5, F. Rongiéras6, F. Pons1; 1Clamart/FR, 2Bordeaux/FR, 3Praha/CZ, 4Toulon/FR, 5Saint Mandé/FR, 6Lyon/FR 5. O055 - Surviving a large penetrating cardiac injury after wartime gunshot : report of a successful treatment from afghan valley until main support hospital in France T. Monchal1, A. Bertani2, J.L. Daban3, Y. Baudoin1, E. Hornez3, C. Lions2, P. Candoni4, J.M. Delmas5, F. Pons3; 1Toulon/FR, 2Lyon/FR, 3Clamart/FR, 4Marseille/FR, 5Paris/FR 6. O056 - A novel treatment of malunited Sanders IV calcaneal fractures after blast injuries A. van der Krans, M. Bemelman; Utrecht/NL 7. O057 - Surgical management of limb war trauma: lessons learned from modern conflict L. Mathieu1, A. Bertani1, F. Rongiéras1, F. Mottier1, F. Chauvin1, S. Rigal2; 1Lyon/FR, 2Clamart/FR SUNDAY, MAY 5, 2013 5, MAY SUNDAY, 47 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – SUNDAY

8. O058 - Management of thoracic injuries in a local armed conflict: own experience from 2000 to 2011 in North Caucasus A. Koltovich, D. Ivchenko, A. Kukunchikov, I. Paltyshev; Moscow/RU 9. O059 - Atls Versus Tccc: The Italian Experience On The Battlefield F. Lunardi1, M. Pozza2; 1Marostica (vi)/IT, 2Miramare Di Rimini/IT 10. O060 - Torso trauma caused by fragmenting rifle ammunition J. Jorgensen, P. Naess, C. Gaarder; Oslo/NO

16:00-17:30 Rhône 2 Traumatic cardiac arrest / Cardiac injuries Visceral Trauma Chairs: A. Wilson (London, UK), E. Voiglio (Lyon, France) 1. Key-note: Penetrating injuries of the heart F. F. Nicolini, Cordoba, Argentina 2. O061 - A New Screening Regimen for Occult Cardiac Injuries A. Nicol, M. Hommes, P. Navsaria, D. Kahn; Cape Town/ZA 3. O062 - New concept and new instruments to control massive haemorrhages in trauma surgery J. Jarry1, T. Peycru2, C. Pierret3, A. Moreau Gaudry4, P. Porcu4, D. Blin4; 1Lyon/FR, 2Bordeaux/FR, 3Paris/FR, 4Grenoble/FR 4. O063 - Resuscitative open cardiac massage: Description and first experiences of a trans-diaphragmatic approach to the heart B. Schnüriger, P. Studer, D. Candinas, C. Seiler; Berne/CH 5. O064 - Case report: Successful on-scene thoracotomy after penetrating cardiac trauma P. Puchwein, B. Fell, G. Prenner, P. Kornprat, M. Sereinigg, R. Krassnig; Graz/AT 6. O065 - Open chest cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) versus closed chest CPR in trauma patients. Data from Japan Trauma Databank M. Enomoto, A. Shiraishi, Y. Otomo; Tokyo/JP 7. O068 - Gunshot wound of the heart: a case that raises just too many questions A. Hadary, W. Safadi, I. Waksman, I. Dashkovsky, A. Rapaport, S. Biswas; Tzfat/IL SUNDAY, MAY 5, 2013 5, MAY SUNDAY, 48 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – SUNDAY

16:00-17:30 Rhône 3 A Guest Symposium SOFCOT Damage control orthopedy: sequential management in emergency and in the weeks after. The French algorithm Chairs: S. Rigal (Clamart, France), T. Bégé (Marseille, France)

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16:00-17:30 Rhône 3 B Guest Symposium SFCD Surgical oncologic emergencies Chairs: V. Moutardier (Marseille, France), M. Rivoire (Lyon, France) 1. Acute malignant left colonic obstuction surgical treatment K. Pautrat, Paris, France 2. Acute malignant left colonic obstuction endoscopic treatment J-C. Saurin, Lyon, France 3. Management of bleeding hepatic tumor J.-Y. Mabrut, Lyon, France 4. Oesophageal endoscopic perforation M.-V. Launay-Savary, Clermont Ferrand, France 5. Colorectal endoscopic perforation T. Bège, Marseille, France SUNDAY, MAY 5, 2013 5, MAY SUNDAY, 49 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – SUNDAY

Nurse Track

16:00-17:30 Rhône 4 Nurse Session 4 Teamwork in Acute Care Chairs: H. Kurihara (Milan, Italy), R. Henn (Flagstaff, USA) 1. Key-note: Common communication errors in the emergency setting H. Kurihara, Milan, Italy 2. O069 - Mortality analysis related to the implementation of a new model of major trauma management in a trauma centre R. Matteotti1, E. Grosso2, M. Gianolio2, T. Piro2, B. Battiston2, M. Berardino2; 1Aosta/IT, 2Torino/IT 3. O070 - Pre-Hospital Handoff: Variables for Success A. Fox1, E. Won2, S. Armen2, E. Schaefer2, H. Frankel3; 1Newark, PA/US, 2Hershey, PA/US, 3Los Angeles, CA/US 4. O071 - The cooperation between surgeon and interventional radiologist in decision making for traumatic injuries. The importance of trauma team S. Barbaro, P. Padalino, A. Nespoli, R. Corso; Monza/IT 5. O072 - European Trauma Course – The first 5 years (2008 - 2013) S. Kuhn, P.M. Rommens; Mainz/DE 6. O073 - Communication, coordination and teamwork in polytrauma care S. Kuhn, C. Lott, P. Rommens; Mainz/DE SUNDAY, MAY 5, 2013 5, MAY SUNDAY, 50 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – MONDAY

07:30-08:30 Auditorium Lumière Free Paper Session Prevention and organisation Emergency Surgery Chairs: P. Padalino (Monza, Italy), D. Mariani (Castellanza, Italy) 1. O074 - Cost-effectiveness of an Integrated Fast-track Rehabilitation Service for multi-trauma patients: a multi-centre non-randomised trial A. Bouman1, B. Hemmen1, S. Evers1, H. van de Meent2, P. Vos2, P. Brink1, H. Seelen1; 1Maastricht/NL, 2Nijmegen/NL 2. O075 - Automatically recorded versus prospective time registra- tions in the acute trauma care setting J. Sierink, E. de Jong, N. Schep, J.C. Goslings; Amsterdam/NL 3. O076 - UK Major Trauma Centre – Changes in Patient Epidemiology & Resource Utilisation through Transition E. Battaloglu, E. Laugharne, E. Battaloglu; Birmingham/UK 4. O077 - The P.A.R.T.Y. project in Brazil: Are the youth knowledge- able of prevention measures in trauma? B.R. Redondano, A. Dorigatti, T. Zago, B.M.T. Pereira, T. Calderan, R. Carvalho, E. Hirano, G.P. Fraga; Campinas/BR 5. O078 - Evaluation Of University Student’s Traffic Knowledge D. Selimen, H. Tosun; Istanbul/TR 6. O079 - Urban/Rural Trauma Recidivism: Is there a Difference? F. Rogers, T. To, A. Rogers, M. Horst, S. Gibson; Lancaster/US

07:30-08:30 Forum 3 Video Session Visceral Trauma Chairs: L. Handolin (Helsinki, Finalnd), P. Simko (Bratislava, Slovenia) 1. V05 - Postraumatic intrapericardial diaphragmatic hernia: delayed diagnosis of a very uncommon injury M. Burneo Esteves, M. Cuadrado Ayuso, C. Rey Valcarcel, R. Franco Herrera, M. Sanz Sanchez, F. Turegano; Madrid/ES 2. V08 - Chest wall stabilization. Is any change? E. Varga, I. Gárgyán, J. Furák; Szeged/HU MONDAY, MAY 6, 2013 6, MAY MONDAY, 51 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – MONDAY

07:30-08:30 Rhône 1 Skeletal Trauma Section Meeting

07:30-08:30 Rhône 2 Emergency Surgery Section Meeting

07:30-08:30 Rhône 3 A Interactive Video Session Disaster & Military Surgery Chairs: D. Wulterkens (Houten, The Netherlands), P. Fischer (Bonn, Germany) 1. The deadly 5: the visual appearance of the five toxidromes M. Horsting, Utrecht, The Netherlands 2. MRMI disaster training, just a game or serious stuff? B. Beyer, Utrecht, The Netherlands 3. How to transform quickly civil hospital in war hospital : experience from past war conflict B. Hreckovski, Slavonski Brod, Croatia 4. Military training facilities K. Belicova, Banská Bystrica, Slovakia

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07:30-08:30 Rhône 3 B Communications libres Chairs: G. Poncet (Lyon, France), O. Glehen (Lyon, France) 1. La proteine c reactive et la procalcitonine dans la detection precoce de la fistule anastomotique apres chirurgie colorectale reglee N. Lagoutte, O. Facy, N. Santucci, A. Doussot, N. Cheynel, P. Rat, P. Ortega-Deballon; Dijon, France 2. Qualité de vie après chirurgie de cytoréduction et chimiohyperthermie intrapéritonéale: Résultats d'une étude prospective de 216 patients G. Passot, N. Bakrin, D. Vaudoyer, F.N. Gilly, O. Glehen, E. Cotte;

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3. Thermofusion des vaisseaux mésentériques par LigasureTM versus clips dans les sigmoidectomies coelioscopiques pour diverticulite: une étude comparative chez 191 patients consécutifs R. Riboud, J. Noel, D. Anglade, J.L. Faucheron (Grenoble, France) 4. Chirurgie de reconstruction oesophagienne en deux temps en cas de laryngectomie associée B. Darnis, J.Y. Mabrut, J. Baulieux, C. Ducerf (Lyon, France) 5. Conservation rectale, technique d'exérèse par microchirurgie endoscopique transanale ou technique de Buess E. Cotte, Y. François, G. Passot, G. Boschetti, D. Vaudoyer, O. Glehen (Lyon, France)

08:30-10:00 Auditorium Lumière ILC Visceral Trauma Abbreviated laparotomy in bowel injury, when to defer anastomoses? Chairs: P. Vassiliu (Athens, Greece), T. Gaarder (Oslo, Norway) 1. Diagnostics of bowel injury in the trauma patient: is CT enough? T. Bége, Marseille, France 2. Abbreviated laparotomy in bowel injury: what criteria to use to reanastomose at the initial operation? P. Vassiliu, Athens, Greece 3. How and when to reevaluate the open abdomen after bowel injury R. Mackersie, San Francisco, USA 4. Is there still a place for immediate diversion of the bowel and what are the pitfalls? A. Leppäniemi, Helsinki, Finland 5. How to manage duodenal injuries in a damage control setting T. Gaarder, Oslo, Norway MONDAY, MAY 6, 2013 6, MAY MONDAY, 53 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – MONDAY

08:30-10:00 Forum 3 Endorsed Symposium ERC, SFMU and SFCU Open CPR in traumatic cardiac arrest Chairs: P.Y. Gueugniaud (Lyon, France), B. Boettiger (Cologne, Germany) 1. Place of CPR in traumatic cardiac arrest B. Boettiger, Cologne, Germany 2. Best route for needle thoracocentesis for tension pneumothorax in extremis K. Inaba, Los Angeles, USA 3. Should resuscitative thoractomy be performed in the preshospital setting? A. Wilson, London, UK 4. Rationale and technique of resuscitative thoracotomy E. Voiglio, Lyon, France

08:30-10:00 Rhône 1 Fracture in elderly and osteoporosis Skeletal Trauma Chairs: G. Okcu (Marisa, Turkey), V. Senekovic (Ljubljana, Slovenia) 1. Key-note: State of the art in osteoporosis research H. Follet, Lyon, France 2. O080 - In-vitro temperature evaluation during cement augmentation of proximal humerus plate screw tips M. Blazejak1, M. Windolf2, T. Nicolino3, L. Büchler4, B. Gueorguiev2, L. Hofmann-Fliri2; 1Brig/CH, 2Davos/CH, 3Buenos Aires/AR, 4Bern/CH 3. O081 - Psoas:Lumbar Vertebra Index: Central Sarcopenia Predicts Morbidity in Elderly Trauma Patients L. Ebbeling1, D. Grabo2, S. Sonnad3, C. Sims3, J. Pascual3, W. Schwab3, D. Holena3; 1Boston, MA/US, 2Los Angeles, CA/US, 3Philadelphia, PA/US MONDAY, MAY 6, 2013 6, MAY MONDAY, 54 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – MONDAY

4. O082 - A novel approach for extraarticular proximal tibia fracture fixation in osteoporotic bone – a biomechanical study in human cadaveric tibiae M. Goetzen1, T. Nicolino1, L. Hofmann-Fliri1, B. Gueorguiev1, M. Blauth2, M. Windolf1; 1Davos/CH, 2Innsbruck/AT 5. O083 - A Scorecard For Hip Fracture Care J. Waddell, R. McGlasson, G. Austria; Toronto, ON/CA 6. O084 - Development, implementation and preliminary results of a clinical pathway "Prevention of recurrent fragility fractures" A. Sermon, M. Herteleer, S. Boonen; Leuven/BE 7. O085 - Geriatric Trauma: A Survey of Recent 4 Years A. Gok, M. Üçüncü, E. Sivrikoz, F. Yanar, H. Yanar, K. Günay, R. Guloglu, C. Ertekin; Istanbul/TR 8. O086 - Predictors of long term survival among patients 60 years and older following trauma M. Bala, D. Willner, D. Klauzny, T. Bdolah- Abram, G. Almogy; Jerusalem/IL 9. O087 - Management of malnutrition in geriatric trauma patients - Results of a nationwide survey D. Eschbach, C. Bliemel, L. Oberkircher, S. Ruchholtz, J. Mohr, B. Bücking; Marburg/DE 10. O200 - Intensive rehabilitation in selected hip fracture patients optimises care efficiency J. Ponten, E. Krug, L. van Baardewijk, H. van der Linden, R. Haas, P. Krijnen, I. Schipper; Leiden/NL

08:30-10:00 Rhône 2 Proximal femur fractures Skeletal Trauma Chairs: E. Varga (Szeged, Hungary), P. Simko (Bratislava, Slovenia) 1. Key-note: DHS versus endomedullary implants - have we found the consensus? P. Simko, Bratislava, Slovenia 2. O088 - Influence of a CT-scan on fracture classification and treatment plan for trochanteric femur fractures, a prospective study D. van Embden1, M. Scheurkogel1, S. Meylaerts1, S. Rhemrev1, I. Schipper2; 1Den Haag/NL, 2Leiden/NL MONDAY, MAY 6, 2013 6, MAY MONDAY, 55 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – MONDAY

3. O089 - Surgeon’s choice for intramedullary treatment of subtrochanteric and trochanteric fractures when using the Gamma3-system E. Wilde1, S. Weiche1, N. Reimers1, C. Juergens2, A. Schulz1; 1Luebeck/DE, 2Hamburg/DE 4. O090 - Are we conforming to British Orthopaedic Association guidelines regarding consent in neck of femur fractures? D.J. Dowen, S. Chambers, A. Loveland, Z. Robertson, S. Asaad; Newcastle/UK 5. O091 - A new divergent locked screws system for treatment of pertrochanteric femoral fractures P. Palombi, A. Palombi; Rome/IT 6. O092 - Complication analysis and clinical results in a local center of the Gamma3 Follow-Up study E. Wilde1, H. Kemper1, N. Reimers1, C. Juergens2, A. Schulz1; 1Luebeck/DE, 2Hamburg/DE 7. O093 - 3D-CT classification in femoral trochanteric fractures - Relationship to usual plain X-ray classification E. Shoda, K. Ouchi, S. Maruyama, Y. Okada, S. Kitada, M. Haneda; Nishinomiya/JP 8. O094 - Outcomes and complications of the Long Targon femoral nail for the treatment of proximal femoral fractures E. Griffiths, R. Brankin, M. Parker; Peterborough/UK 9. O095 - Femoral neck stressfracture after collum screw removal of cephalomedullary nail in consolidated intertrochanteric fractures K. Broertjes, R. Derksen, R. Breederveld; Beverwijk/NL 10. O095A - Muscle atrophy in hip fracture patients I.F. Kramer, T. Snijders, L.B. Verdijk, L.J.C. van Loon, M. Poeze; Maastricht/NL

08:30-10:00 Rhône 3 A ILC Disaster & Military Surgery Preparedness for disasters Chairs: B. Dobson (Chessington, UK), J. Asensio (Valhalla, USA) 1. Local preparation for disasters in Israel

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2. The Mission of French Civil Protection in Haiti after 12-01-2010 earthquake F. Peduzzi, Brignoles, France 3. Repatriation of Finnish tsunami victims. Were we prepared? A. Leppäniemi, Helsinki, Finland 4. Surge capacity, why is it important and how to deal with it? H. Champion, Annapolis, USA 5. Flashback Madrid bombings, were we prepared, what have we changed? F. Turegano, Madrid, Spain

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08:30-10:00 Rhône 3 B Symposium organised by AFC Complications de la chirurgie bariatrique Chairs: C. Gouillat (Lyon, France), C. Arvieux (Grenoble, France), V. Frering (Lyon, France) 1. Complications précoces et tardives de la sleeve gastrectomie K. Slim, Clermont Ferrand, France 2. Complications tardives des anneaux gastriques A. Guillaud, F. Reche, C Arvieux, Grenoble, France 3. Complications tardives du by-pass M. Robert, Lyon, France 4. Les complications de la chirurgie bariatrique, ce que doit savoir le chirurgien de garde V. Frering, Lyon, France 5. Complications métaboliques de la chirurgie bariatrique. Ce que doit savoir le chirurgien A.-L. Borel, Grenoble, France MONDAY, MAY 6, 2013 6, MAY MONDAY, 57 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – MONDAY

08:30-10:00 Rhône 4 Research Session New technologies & Research in Visceral Trauma Visceral Trauma Chairs: A. Sailliol (Clamart, France), C.W. Schwab (Philadelphia, USA) 1. O096 - Differential Tranexamic Acid-Inhibited Functional Fibrinogen Thromboelastography (TEG) is a Better Guide for Anti-Fibrinolytic Therapy than Traditional Kaolin TEG M. Chapman1, E. Moore1, J. Harr1, M. Wohlauer1, C. Ramos1, E. Haney2, K. Norem2, L. Omert2, C. Silliman1, A. Banerjee1; 1Aurora, CO/US, 2Niles, IL/US 2. O097 - Viscoelastic Hemostatic Fibrinogen Assays Detect Fibrinolysis Early J. Harr1, E. Moore2, T. Chin1, A. Ghasabyan2, M. Chapman1, J. Stringham1, A. Banerjee1, C. Silliman1; 1Aurora, CO/US, 2Denver, CO/US 3. O098 - Mobilization and endothelial differentiation of CD34+-prog- enitor cells in polytrauma patients A. Hofmann, V. Spies, I. Mehling, D. Gruszka, U. Ritz, P. Rommens; Mainz/DE 4. O099 - Comparison of hemorrhagic shock models: What are the differences in systemic inflammatory response and organ injury? R. Pfeifer, P. Lichte, R. Sellei, T. Dienstknecht, H. Pape, P. Kobbe; Aachen/DE 5. O100 - How induced hypothermia effects coagulation in a severe trauma model in pig J. Mohr1, I. Witte2, S. Flohé2, M. Weuster3, P. Mommsen4, F. Hilde- brand5, M. Fröhlich5, M. van Griensven6, C. Keibl7, S. Ruchholtz1; 1Marburg/DE, 2Düsseldorf/DE, 3Kiel/DE, 4Hannover/DE, 5Aachen/DE, 6München/DE, 7Wien/AT 6. O101 - Is specific monitoring of fibrinogen upon admission of trauma patients really justified? Cohort of 663 severe trauma patients P. Deras, J. Charbit, C. Maury, P. Chardon, J. Roustan, X. Capdevila; Montpellier Cedex/FR MONDAY, MAY 6, 2013 6, MAY MONDAY, 58 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – MONDAY

7. O102 - Effects of induced hypothermia on the inflammatory response in a porcine multiple trauma model P. Mommsen1, M. Weuster2, I. Witte3, J. Mohr4, M. Fröhlich5, C. Keibl6, C. Krettek1, S. Flohé3, H. Pape7, A. Seekamp2, S. Ruchholtz4, M. van Griensven8, F. Hildebrand7; 1Hannover/DE, 2Kiel/DE, 3Duesseldorf/DE, 4Marburg/DE, 5Cologne/DE, 6Vienna/AT, 7Aachen/DE, 8München/DE 8. O103 - Utilisation of Tranexamic Acid in Major Trauma – UK Experience E. Battaloglu, E. Battaloglu, K. Porter; Birmingham/UK 9. O104 - Can fractal dimension (Df) as a haemostatic biomarker guide fluid component therapy in major trauma? J. Kaczynski, S. Stanford, M. Lawrence, G. Davies, K. Hawkins, R. Williams, A. Evans; Swansea/UK 10. O105 - Valproic acid diminished lesion size volume and attenuated local inflammation in a rodent model of severe TBI C. Jepsen1, P. Johansson2, M. Sillesen1, A. Perner2, M. de Moya1, H. Alam1; 1Boston, MA/US, 2Copenhagen/DK 11. O106 - Brain Injury significantly affects the Inflammatory Response following severe Trauma T. Lustenberger, B. Relja, M. Kern, I. Marzi; Frankfurt/DE

10:30-12:00 Auditorium Lumière ILC Visceral Trauma Abdominal wall injuries Chairs: L. Leenen (Utrecht, The Netherlands), R. Mackersie (San Francisco, USA) 1. Diagnostics of abdominal wall lesions L. Beenen, Amsterdam, The Netherlands 2. How and when to repair abdominal wall lesions L. Leenen, Utrecht, The Netherlands 3. How to treat late diagnosed abdominal wall injuries K. van Wessem, Utrecht, The Netherlands 4. When and how to close the open abdomen after damage control? A. Peitzman, Pittsburgh, USA 5. Temporary closure of the abdomen, do we leave the abdomen open too much?

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10:30-12:00 Forum 3 Endorsed Symposium ESTES, EuSEM, ESA and SFMU Hemorrhagic Shock Chairs: E.E. Moore (Denver, USA), J.-S. David (Lyon, France) 1. Pathophysiology of trauma induced coagulopathy E.E. Moore, Denver, USA 2. Damage control surgery C. Marini, Valhalla, USA 3. Damage control resuscitation J. Duranteau, Paris, France 4. Management of trauma induced coagulopathy K. Inaba, Los Angeles, USA

10:30-12:00 Rhône 1 Research Session New technologies & research in skeletal trauma Skeletal Trauma Chairs: H.C. Pape (Bonn, Germany), F. Rongieras (Lyon, France) 1. O107 - Local Transplantation of G-CSF-Mobilized CD34+ Cells for Patients with Femoral and Tibial Nonunion: Phase 1/2 Clinical Trial T. Niikura, R. Kuroda, T. Matsumoto, S.Y. Lee, Y. Mifune, T. Fukui, Y. Kawakami, M. Kurosaka; Kobe/JP 2. O108 - Low-Intensity Pulsed Ultrasound and Bone Morphogenetic Protein-7 Additively Enhance Osteogenic Differentiation of Cells Derived from Human Fracture Haematoma and Nonunion Tissue in Vitro T. Iwakura, S.Y. Lee, T. Niikura, T. Koga, Y. Dogaki, E. Okumachi, T. Waki, M. Kurosaka; Kobe/JP 3. O109 - A versatile solution for articular fractures of the calcaneus: the Calcanail P. Simon1, M. Goldzak2; 1Lyon/FR, 2St Jean/FR MONDAY, MAY 6, 2013 6, MAY MONDAY, 60 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – MONDAY

4. O110 - Influence of cell differentiation and IL-1 expression on clinical outcome after matrix-associated chondrocyte transplantation C. Albrecht, B. Tichy, L. Zak, S. Aldrian, S. Nürnberger, S. Marlovits; Vienna/AT 5. O112 - Possibility of the Autologous Tissue from Intramedullary Channel Parietes Application for Treatment Bone Consolidation Disorders after Femur Fractures A. Kalashnikov, G. Gayko, Y. Stavinsky; Kyiv/UA 6. O113 - The influence of different negative pressure settings on PU en PVA foam in open full thickness wounds on blood flow in trapezius and latissmus dorsi muscle, a prospective randomised experimental swine study G. Jukema1, M. Timmers2, A. Bernards3, J. Langermans4, J. Kroon4, H. Simmen1; 1Zurich/CH, 2Beverwijk/NL, 3Za/NL, 4Lelystad/NL 7. O114 - Biomechanical analysis of a novel designed tension band plate compared to standard tension band wiring. An in-vitro cadaver study D. Gruszka, T. Nowak, C. Arand, P. Rommens; Mainz/DE 8. O115 - Treatment of femoral neck fractures with bioresorbable screws (Osteotrans®): Case report and biomechanical study M. Fukuta1, Y. Kawaguchi2, T. Otsuka1; 1Nagoya City/JP, 2Shimuzu Cho/JP 9. O116 - Calcaneal Fractures : Biomechanical study in dry bones comparing plating versus calcaneal nail M. Goldzak1, L. Trousselier2, M. Chaussemier2, R. Chiergatti2; 1Saint Jean/FR, 2Toulouse/FR 10. O117 - Predictors of missed appointments in prospective hand surgery research D. Ootes1, G. Buijze2, D. Ring2; 1Den Haag/NL, 2Boston, MA/US

10:30-12:00 Rhône 2 Sport related injuries Skeletal Trauma Chairs: V. Senekovic (Ljubljana, Slovenia), R. Hasler (Berne, Switzerland) 1. Key-note: State of the art in injuries of the ACL and PCL F. F. Fu, Pittsburgh, USA MONDAY, MAY 6, 2013 6, MAY MONDAY, 61 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – MONDAY

2. O118 - Animal-related injuries in the United Arab Emirates A.F. Hefny1, F. Abu-Zidan2; 1Al Ain, Uae/AE, 2Al Ain/AE 3. O119 - Kite surfing and windsurfing injuries at the North Sea over a two-year period J. Commandeur, C. van Bergen, R. Breederveld; Beverwijk/NL 4. O120 - Clinical outcome after plate osteosynthesis of the patella S. Wurm, P. Augat, V. Bühren; Murnau/DE 5. O121 - Medial bony support as an indicator for the selection of the osteosynthesis procedure in complex bicondylar proximal tibia fractures P. Stillhard, Y. Acklin, C. Sommer; Chur/CH 6. O122 - The injectable biphasic calcium sulphate/hydroxyapatite bone substitute Cerament™ possesses reliable remodelling activity in metaphyseal fracture defects T. Nusselt, A. Hofmann, P.M. Rommens; Mainz/DE 7. O123 - A modified, CT-study-based reduction method for the treatment of syndesmolysis-associated ankle fractures – or how to reduce the lack of reduction? A. Kocsis, J. Szita, Z. Magyari, I. Kádas; Budapest/HU 8. O124 - Medial malleolar fracture associated with worse long-term outcome in 243 operated ankle fractures S.M. Verhage, J.M. Hoogendoorn; The Hague/NL 9. O125 - Patient Reported Outcome Measures in the Non-operative Management of Acromioclavicular Joint Injuries R. Jeavons1, R. Morrell2, J. Kent1, A. Gower1; 1Durham/UK, 2Newcastle Upon Tyne/UK

10:30-12:00 Rhône 3 A Disaster care Disaster & Military Surgery Chairs: T. Gaarder (Oslo, Norway), B. Hreckovski (Slavonski Brod, Croatia) 1. Key-note: Ethical dilemmas with disaster care Alastair Wilson, London, UK 2. O126 - First suicidal terrorist attack in Bulgaria V. Mutafchiyski, I. Takorov, R. Stoyanova, N. Vladov; Sofia/BG MONDAY, MAY 6, 2013 6, MAY MONDAY, 62 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – MONDAY

3. O127 - World Ski Championship 2011 Garmisch Partenkirchen: Preparation of the civil protection service and south Bavarian trauma network F. Wagner1, M. Adamski2, M. Dotzer1; 1Murnau/DE, 2Garmisch Partenkirchen/DE 4. O128 - Standardized trauma-surgical aid delivery in disaster management C. Welling1, S. Sahami1, F. Garssen1, J. Goslings1, K. Ponsen2, V. de Jong1; 1Amsterdam/NL, 2Alkmaar/NL 5. O129 - Humanitarian help to Libyan civil war wounded as a model for disaster care M. Heeres, M. Bemelman, L. Leenen; Utrecht/NL 6. O130 - Nurse Educators’ Perceptions about Disaster Preparedness and Response S. Öztekin1, E. Larson2, G. Altun U ra 1, S. Yüksel3, S. Sava er1; 1Istanbul/TR, 2Miyazaki/JP, 3Bolu/TR 7. O131 - Management of mass casualties Experiences of Tombokro and Kabul D. Camus, A. Delhom, C. Drouin, E. De Landevoisin, P. Candoni, E. Demortière; Marseille/FR 8. O132 - Hospital disaster plan: efficacy of simulation as a training tool for hospital staff members G. Monti, R. Faccincani, M. Spessot, P. Bisagni, R. Costagliola, P. Bergonzi, M. Carlucci, A. Zangrillo; Milano/IT

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10:30-12:00 Rhône 3 B J'ai coupé l'uretère! Chairs: X. Martin (Lyon, France), J. Porcheron (St. Etienne, France) 1. Repérage et protection de l'uretère en chirurgie colorectale G. Poncet, A. Pasquet; Lyon, France 2. Repérage et protection de l'uretère en chirurgie gynécologique O. Dupuis, Lyon, France 3. L'uretère est coupé: conduite à tenir peropératoire X. Martin, Lyon, France MONDAY, MAY 6, 2013 6, MAY MONDAY, 63 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – MONDAY

4. Découverte post-opératoire d'une section de l'uretère: les solutions urologiques S. Forest, Lyon, France

10:30-12:00 Rhône 4 Spleen & Bowel Visceral Trauma Chairs: M.C. Le Moine (Nimes, France), A. Leppäniemi (Helsinki, Finland) 1. Key-note: Indications of laparoscopy in abdominal trauma A. Leppäniemi, Helsinki, Finland 2. O133 - Preliminary Experience of Sandwich Repair Technique: A New Method of Laparoscopic Splenorraphy for High Grade Splenic Injuries H. Lin1, K.L. Lin1, J. Wu1, S. Chen2; 1Banqiao Dist., New Taipei City/TW, 2Taipei/TW 3. O134 - Time to intervention in patients with splenic injury in a Dutch level 1 trauma center D. Olthof, J. Sierink, O. van Delden, J.S. Luitse, J. Goslings; Amsterdam/NL 4. O135 - Spleen injuries: the role of partial splenectomy D. Pantalone, M. Andonova Miloeva, L. Poggesi, P. Bechi; Firenze/IT 5. O136 - Blunt splenic injury: how safe is our strive for preservation of splenic function? M. Teuben, L. Leenen; Utrecht/NL 6. O137 - Damage Control Surgery in severe duodenopancreatic trauma J.A. Pereira, H.I. Pinho, A.M. Oliveira, L.F. Pinheiro; Viseu/PT 7. O138 - Evaluation of arterial embolization in non-operative management in blunt splenic injuries M. Poussier1, A. Mathias1, J. Charbit2, I. Millet1, B. Millat1, J.M. Fabre1, F. Guillon1; 1Montpellier/FR, 2Montpellier Cedex/FR 8. O139 - Traumatic Blunt Abdominal Injury From the Anatomical Point of View A. El-Menyar, H. Abdelrahman, A. Zarour, M. Tuma, A. Parchani, R. Peralta, H. Al Thani, R. Latifi; Doha/QA MONDAY, MAY 6, 2013 6, MAY MONDAY, 64 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – MONDAY

9. O140 - Biliary tract penetrating trauma in the elderly: case report P. Bisagni, S. Squillante, R. Faccincani, M. Carlucci; Milano/IT

12:00-12:12 Auditorium Lumière Twelve to Twelve Lecture When to skip the CT scan and go straight to the OR S. Uranues, Graz, Austria

12:00-12:12 Forum 3 Twelve to Twelve Lecture US for the acute care surgeon: where to place the incision and how to detect complications M. Zago, Milan, Italy

12:00-12:12 Rhône 1 Twelve to Twelve Lecture The Key of Solomon: controversy in treatment of clavicular fractures I. Schipper, Leiden, The Netherlands

12:00-12:12 Rhône 2 Twelve to Twelve Lecture Future training in trauma surgery R. Breederveld, Beverwijk, The Netherlands

12:00-12:12 Rhône 3 A Twelve to Twelve Lecture Pro – con disaster care is merely upgraded regular care Pro: L. Leenen, Utrecht, The Netherlands Con: R. Duarte, Miami, USA MONDAY, MAY 6, 2013 6, MAY MONDAY, 65 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – MONDAY

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12:00-12:12 Rhône 3 B Twelve to Twelve Lecture RENEAU - The North Alps Network for Emergencies F.-X. Ageron (Annecy, France)

12:00-12:12 Rhône 4 Twelve to Twelve Lecture Emergency or urgency: is this just a philosophical, an economical or no question at all? D. Heim, Frutigen, Switzerland

12:30-13:30 Forum 3 ESTES General Assembly

12:30-13:30 Rhône 1 Industry Hands-on Workshop Aesculap Head preserving hip fracture management - two innovative solutions for succes Chair: M. Brax (Haguenau, France)

12:30-13:30 Rhône 3 A Industry Satellite Symposia Zimmer Unique solutions for proximal femur fractures 1. Treating hip fractures with a new generation cephalomedullary nail C. Josten, Leipzig, Germany 2. Dealing with peri-prosthetic fractures in an efficient way X. Flécher, Marseille, France 3. Demonstration of the Zimmer NCB Peri-Prosthetic Plate MONDAY, MAY 6, 2013 6, MAY MONDAY, 66 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – MONDAY

Journées Rhône-Alpes-Bourgogne-Auvergne de Chirurgie

12:30-13:30 Rhône 3 B Académie de Chirurgie Free Paper Session Chair: J. Baulieux (Lyon, France) 1. Pediatric abdominal emergency surgery: Intestinal malrotation P.Y. Mure, T. Gelas, C. Batailler; Lyon, France 2. Ocular injuries; from darkness to light F. Benbouzid, C. Denis; Lyon, France 3. Dual mobility cup, a safe solution for high risk patients J.H. Caton, A. Ferreira, J.L. Prudon, T. Aslanian; Lyon, France 4. Endoscopically assisted nerve decompression of rare nerve com- pression and constriction syndromes at the upper extremity F.M. Leclere, M. Germain, E. Vogelin; Paris, France/ Berne, Switzerland 5. Association of surgery and interventional endoscopy for treatment of gastric fistulas after sleeve gastrectomy for morbid obesity P.H. Marre, J.C.H. Coffin, S. Kamoun-Zana, P. Lebars, J.M. Molasoko, A. Timores, B. Wisnieski; France

14:00-15:30 Auditorium Lumière Joint ILC Skeletal Trauma & Disaster & Military Surgery War and terrorism related injuries Chairs: F. Pons (Clamart, France), J. Asensio (Valhalla, USA) 1. Head S. Matthews, London, UK 2. Thorax J. Asensio, Valhalla, USA 3. Spine R. Dulou, Paris, France MONDAY, MAY 6, 2013 6, MAY MONDAY, 67 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – MONDAY

4. Abdomen C. W. Schwab, Philadelphia, USA 5. Extremities: “Life before limb - the guillotine amputation” H. Veen, Geneva, Switzerland

14:00-15:30 Forum 3 Endorsed Symposium Chain of Survival: EuSEM, ESA and SFMU Pre-hospital care Chairs: P.Y. Gueugniaud (Lyon, France), H. Champion (Annapolis, USA) 1. Prehospital care system in the US H. Champion, Annapolis, USA 2. Why a doctor in the prehospital setting? K. Tazarourte, Melun, France 3. London’s Air Ambulance Model A. Weaver, London, UK 4. London’s Ambulance Service Model B. Dobson, Chessington, UK 5. How to build up a pre-hospital trauma system? B. Bouillon, Cologne, Germany

14:00-15:30 Rhône 1 Guest Symposium German association for shoulder- and elbow-surgery Chairs: U. Brunner (Haushalm, Germany), L. P. Müller (Cologne, Germany) 1. Proc. coronoideus fractures: when ORIF, when not? L. P. Müller, Cologne, Germany 2. Simple Elbow luxation: treatment protocoll K. Burkhart, Cologne, Germany 3. Radius head fractures: always a serious injury? S. Nijs, Leuven, Belgium MONDAY, MAY 6, 2013 6, MAY MONDAY, 68 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – MONDAY

4. Proximal ulna fractures: treatment options and potential complications S.O. Dietz, Mainz, Germany 5. Posttraumatic elbow stiffness: treatment protocoll U. Brunner, Haushalm, Germany

14:00-15:30 Rhône 2 Bleeding control in non-trauma situations Emergency Surgery Chairs: J. Pereira (Viseu, Portugal), V. Dubuisson (Bordeaux, France) 1. Key-note: "Spontaneous" haematoma: when conservative management is not enough J. Pereira, Viseu, Portugal 2. O141 - Open Surgery for AAA Rupture In Octogenarians? T. Cohnert, S. Koter, J. Fruhmann, P. Konstantiniuk, S. Schweiger, A. Baumann; Graz/AT 3. O142 - Non-traumatic rupture of the spleen. Selective splenectomy: where are we now? A. Hadary, W. Safadi, I. Waksman, I. Dashkovsky, A. Rapaport, S. Biswas, L. Felsenstein; Tzfat/IL 4. O144 - 'There will be blood' - Lessons Learned from a Rare but Potentially Life-threatening Complication of Oral Anticoagulation J. Hambly, London/UK 5. O145 - Bleeding control of an aortoesophageal fistula with a Sengstaken-Blakemore tube C. Mesquita, R. Patrão; Coimbra/PT 6. O146 - Spontaneous splenic rupture in chronic pancreatitis. R. Gurung, D. Debnath, P. Menon; Surrey/UK 7. O147 - Management of severe gastrointestinal bleeding after cardiac surgery. R. Caronna, D. Borreca, G. Dinatale, G. Fanello, P. Chirletti; Rome/IT 8. O148 - Ruptured hepatocellular carcinoma : what can we do ? C. Scheiwe, A. Stoltz, N. Bourilhon, F. Milou, M. Imperato; Lyon/FR MONDAY, MAY 6, 2013 6, MAY MONDAY, 69 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – MONDAY

14:00-15:30 Rhône 3 A Amputations for limb trauma Skeletal Trauma Chairs: M. Mitkovic (Nis, Serbia), D. Heim (Frutigen, Switzerland) 1. Key-note: To preserve or to amputate: decision making F. Rongieras, Lyon, France 2. O149 - Acute shortening and lengthening with a vein graft for Gustilo-Anderson Type IIIC open tibial fracture: A case report T. Ohmori, Kochi/JP 3. O150 - Lower limb and associated injuries in frontal-impact road traffic collisions M. Ammori1, H. Eid2, F. Abu-Zidan3; 1Manchester/UK, 2Alain/AE, 3Alin/AE 4. O151 - Replantation and Revascularization versus Amputation in Injured Digits V. Neuhaus, M. Mulders, S. Becker, D. Ring; Boston, MA/US 5. O152 - The impact of successful lower limb salvage treatment on the patients emotional condition and their social life M. Greitbauer, R. Schmidt, S. Syré, G. Wozasek; Wien/AT 6. O153 - Emphasizing the diagnostic difficulties of fracture-free elbow trauma through a “hardly-identified” injury of brachial artery A. Kocsis, A. Németh, Z. Magyari; Budapest/HU 7. O154 - The Mangled Foot: Limb Salvage or Amputation? E.I. Cicek1, H. Taskoparan2, A. Atik3, S. Ozyurek4, S. Sanel5, B. Demiralp6; 1Kocaeli/TR, 2Elazıg/TR, 3Izmir/TR, 4Mu la/TR, 5Yalova/TR, 6Istanbul/TR 8. O155 - Effect of chronic heavy smoking on ankle fracture healing W. Jerjes, H. Tan, P. Giannoudis; Ls Ex/UK 9. O156 - Management of penetrating injuries of the upper extremities L. Vroon1, R. Verschuren1, O. van Waes1, P. Navsaria2, A. Nicol2, J. Vermeulen3; 1Rotterdam/NL, 2Cape Town/ZA, 3Goes/NL 10. O157 - Vascular emergencies: Military Hospital Omar BONGO Experience U. Ngabou, J. Owono, H. Nyamastiengui, Y. Mpira, C. Igoho, N. Edzang B; Libreville/GA MONDAY, MAY 6, 2013 6, MAY MONDAY, 70 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – MONDAY

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14:00-15:30 Rhône 3 B Complications de la chirurgie colorectale basse Chair: J.Y. Mabrut (Lyon, France), G. Poncet (Lyon, France) 1. Efficacité de la colostomie ou ileostomie de protection? D. Voirin, Grenoble, France 2. Que faire en cas de fuite anastomotique peropératoire? G. Barabino, St. Etienne, France 3. Complications immédiates et à distance: Nécrose du colon descendu Fistule Sténose G. Bozio, Lyon, France

14:00-15:30 Rhône 4 Liver, pancreas and kidney Emergency Surgery Chairs: C. Letoublon (Grenoble, France), A. Peitzman (Pittsburgh, USA) 1. Key-note: Are there still indications for hepatectomy in liver trauma? C. Letoublon, Grenoble, France 2. O158 - Successful Non-operative Management Of The Most Severe Blunt Renal Injuries: A Multicenter Study Of The Research Consortium Of New England Centers For Trauma (ReCONECT) G. van der Wilden, G. Velmahos; Boston, MA/US 3. O159 - Management of Severe Blunt Renal Injuries at Hartford Hospital: A Twelve Year Review D. Joseph, D. Daman, R.L. Kinler, K. Burns, L. Jacobs; Hartford/US 4. O160 - Does renal angioembolisation have an impact on post traumatic acute kidney injury? A comparative study of 52 consecutive high-grade renal traumas treated by non-operative management M. Saour, J. Charbit, J. Manzanera, L. Barral, I. Millet, T. Patrice, X. Capdevila; Montpellier/FR MONDAY, MAY 6, 2013 6, MAY MONDAY, 71 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – MONDAY

5. O161 - Strategies for Complex Hepatic Trauma on the basis of Hemodynamic Instability and Characteristics of Injury S. Kawamoto, K. Uchida; Kasuga, Fukuoka/JP 6. O162 - Non Operative Management for gunshotwounds of the liver M. Hommes, P. Navsaria, G. Valstar, R. Dulfer, A. Nicol, J. Krige; Cape Town/ZA 7. O163 - Management of biliary complications for liver trauma M. Hommes, G. Valstar, A. Nicol, J. Krige, P. Navsaria; Cape Town/ZA 8. O164 - Delayed celiotomy or laparoscopy: significant part of the non-operative management of blunt hepatic trauma A. Amariutei, Y. Chen, J. Abba, P. Lavagne, J. Brun, C. Arvieux, C. Letoublon; La Tronche/FR 9. O165 - Management of pancreatic injury: a 20-year experience of a level-1 trauma center C. Letoublon, E. Girard, J. Abba, C. Arvieux; Grenoble/FR

16:00-17:30 Auditorium Lumière Joint ILC Skeletal Trauma & Visceral Trauma Emergency physician, anaesthesiologist and surgeon: Who should be the trauma leader? Chairs: L. Leenen (Utrecht, The Netherlands), A. Wilson (London, UK) 1. British emergency physician A. Weaver, London, UK 2. French anaesthesiologist J.-St. David, Lyon, France 3. German surgeon B. Bouillon, Cologne, Germany Round table: British anaesthesiologist - K. Thies (Brimingham, UK), French surgeon - E. Voiglio (Lyon, France), Swiss emergency physician - J.-C. Pitteloud (Sion, Switzerland), South Africa trauma surgeon (K. Boffard, Johannesburg, South Africa) MONDAY, MAY 6, 2013 6, MAY MONDAY, 72 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – MONDAY

16:00-17:30 Forum 3 Visceral Trauma Chairs: P. Vassiliu (Athens, Greece), F. Turegano (Madrid, Spain) 1. Key-note: Pathophysiology of trauma: what happens to the organs after the crash? I. Marzi, Frankfurt, Germany 2. O166 - Reduction of missed injury in major trauma patients by three-tier evaluation. An experience from Thailand E. Surakarn, Bangkok/TH 3. O167 - Sequential trauma indexing for prediction of survival within 24 hours R. Kumar, S. Arora, M. Chadha, R. Haq, N. Kaur, A. Pankaj; New Delhi/IN 4. O168 - Analysis of the biomechanical behavior of the digestive tract in abdominal traumatic situation D. Massalou1, T. Bège2, S. Bourguoin3, C. Masson2, P. Foti1, P. Baqué1, P. Arnoux2, C. Brunet2, S. Berdah2; 1Nice/FR, 2Marseille/FR, 3Toulon/FR 5. O169 - Tridimensional variability of the mesentery: application to virtual modeling D. Massalou1, T. Bège2, S. Bourguoin3, J. Mancini2, C. Masson2, P. Arnoux2, P. Baqué1; 1Nice/FR, 2Marseille/FR, 3Toulon/FR 6. O170 - Incidental findings on CT: Impact of a systematic approach to inform patients of results S. Allen1, T. Dechert2, P. Kim1, J. McMaster1, W. Schwab1, P. Reilly1; 1Philadelphia, PA/US, 2Boston/US 7. O171 - Decision making for management of solid organ injury in trauma patients using nonlinear analysis of heart rate variability A. Foroutan, G. Erjaee, S. Paydar, B. Elham, S.T. Heydari; Shiraz/IR 8. O172 - A Review of Pregnant Trauma Patients received at Rigshos- pitalets TraumeCenter from January 2000 - May 2012 P. Horstmann, H. Grønborg; Copenhagen/DK 9. O173 - Incidental findings in multiple injured patients –suspects for malignancy A. Schill, M. Ruesseler, T. Lehnert, H. Wyen, S. Wutzler, F. Walcher, I. Marzi; Frankfurt/DE MONDAY, MAY 6, 2013 6, MAY MONDAY, 73 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – MONDAY

16:00-17:30 Rhône 1 Guest Symposium EFORT Proximal humerus fractures (3- and 4-part) in the elderly – how to treat? Chair: U. Stöckle (Berlin,Germany) 1. Treatment concepts in Europe – are they different? C. Bahrs, Tübingen, Germany 2. Conservative treatment: indications and outcome C. Fialka, Vienna, Austria 3. Plate osteosynthesis: indications, results and limitations T. Begue, Clamart, France 4. Nail: indications, results and limitations S. Nijs, Leuven, Belgium 5. Arthroplasty: indications, results and limitations U. Brunner, Haushalm, Germany Discussion, case presentations

16:00-17:30 Rhône 2 Difficult abdominal situations Emergency Surgery Chairs: M. V. Launay-Savary (Clermont Ferrand, France), P. Padalino (Monza, Italy) 1. Key-note: Revision abdominal surgery, how I do it? P. Padalino, Monza, Italy 2. O174 - Open abdomen management in traumatic and non- traumatic setting: three years’ experience in a single institution using negative pressure therapy F. Baticci1, H. Kurihara2, D. Poldi1, J. Micari1; 1Rozzano/IT, 2Rozzano - Milan/IT 3. O175 - The Mesh Hernia Repair Registry: early and late morbidity in surgical treatment of complicated abdominal wall hernias M. Beuran, I. Negoi, S. Paun, M. Vartic, B. Gaspar, M. Alin, B. Stoica; Bucharest/RO MONDAY, MAY 6, 2013 6, MAY MONDAY, 74 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – MONDAY

4. O176 - Damage control in sepsis: a case of gastric lesser curve necrosis and open abdominal wound treatment M. Maternini, S. Coppola, G. Orsolini, L. Fattori; Monza/IT 5. O177 - Damage control laparotomy in the management of non- trauma surgical patients E. Girard, J. Abba, B. Trilling, P. Waroquet, B. Marques da Silva, C. Lanchon, C. Letoublon, C. Arvieux; La Tronche/FR 6. O178 - Topical Negative Pressure (TNP) for Open Abdomen P. Padalino, L. Fattori, S. Coppola, G. Presenti, S. Barbaro, C. Majno, A. Nespoli; Monza/IT 7. O179 - “One stage treatment of abdominal wall defect with biological porcine prosthesis in high risk patient” L. Fattori, A. Leva, M. Maternini, S. Coppola; Monza/IT 8. O180 - Acute severe peritonitis due to typhoid intestinal perforation: primary repair vs intestinal resection, associated with laparostomy. Results of a systematic surgical approach in northwestern Benin R. Caronna1, C. Ahononga2, R. Gayto2, S. Adeniran2, G. Priuli2; 1Rome/IT, 2Tanguièta/BJ 9. O181 - Open abdomen after relaparotomies M.C. Kizilkaya, F. Erozgen, O. Savas, A. Kocakusak, S. Tuzun, M. Akinci, R. Kaplan; Istanbul/TR 10. O182 - Ventrofix - a new technique for laparostomy J. Carlos, Almada/PT

16:00-17:30 Rhône 3 A Pelvic and acetabular trauma Skeletal Trauma Chairs: O. Trentz (Zurich, Switzerland), R. Komadina (Celje, Slovenia) 1. Key-note: Acetabular fracture-dislocation: internal fixation vs. total arthroplasty vs conservative V. Vecsei (Vienna, Austria) 2. O183 - Auxiliary cerclage wiring in internal fixation of comminuted acetabular fractures C. von Rüden, C. Erichsen, A. Woltmann, C. Hierholzer, V. Bühren; Murnau/DE MONDAY, MAY 6, 2013 6, MAY MONDAY, 75 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – MONDAY

3. O184 - Problems and results in pre-operative planning in pelvic fractures O. Lupescu, M. Nagea, C. Patru, G.I. Popescu, D. Lupescu; Bucharest/RO 4. O185 - Surgical dislocation for acetabular fractures: preliminary experience A. Aprato, M. Favuto, L. Rollero, A. Bersano, A. Masse'; Orbassano (Torino)/IT 5. O186 - Percutaneous Screws in Stabilizing Acetabular Fractures O. Farouk, M. Badran, W. El-Adly, K. El-Gafary; Assiut/EG 6. O187 - "Teardrop screw" - Screw Placement at the Infra-acetabular Region for Acetabular Osteosynthesis through the Modified Stoppa Window K. Ogawa1, C. Terada1, R. Konishi1, S. Itani1, S. Arataki1, M. Yoshimura1, S. Yokoo1, Y. Kamatsuki1, K. Munetomo1, T. Noda2, T. Ozaki2; 1Hiroshima/JP, 2Okayama/JP 7. O188 - Operative treatment through single anterior approach (modified Stoppa with lateral window) for both column fractures of the acetabulum T. Noda1, Y. Shimamura1, Y. Kinami2, T. Kunisada2, R. Nakahara2, M. Inoue1, Y. Yamakawa1, T. Ozaki2, K. Ogawa3, Y. Yagata4; 1Okayama/JP, 2Okayama City/JP, 3Fukuyama City/JP, 4Kobe/JP 8. O189 - Management of floating hip injuries in polytraumatized patients M. Gregori, T. Heinz, S. Hajdu, M. Greitbauer; Vienna/AT 9. O190 - Patient-reported health 10 years after operatively treated displaced sacral fractures A. Adelved1, A. Tötterman2, T. Glott3, H. Søberg1, J.E. Madsen1, O. Røise1; 1Oslo/NO, 2Stockholm/SE, 3Nesoddtangen/NO MONDAY, MAY 6, 2013 6, MAY MONDAY, 76 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – MONDAY

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16:00-17:30 Rhône 3 B Controverse: faut-il opérer les cholécystites aigues en urgence? Chairs: K. Slim (Clermont Ferand, France), J.G. Balique (St. Etienne, France) 1. Oui G. Passot, Lyon, France 2. Non J. Gagnière, Clermont Ferrand, France Innovations chirurgicales en Rhône-Alpes-Bourgogne-Auvergne Chairs: : J.L. Caillot (Lyon, France), M. Adham (Lyon, France) 1. Saint-Etienne: ICG et marge de résection hépatique G. Barabino, St. Etienne, France 2. Grenoble: Robotique et chirurgie digestive D. Voirin, Grenoble, France 3. Lyon: Traitement préventif des carcinoses péritonéales O. Glehen, Lyon, France 4. Dijon: CHIPOFIL: amélioration de la faisabilité et de la sécurité de la CHIP O. Facy, Dijon, France 5. Clermont-Ferrand: conséquences hémodynamiques des clampages porte et cave au cours des hépatectomies O. Antomarchi, Clermont Ferrand, France MONDAY, MAY 6, 2013 6, MAY MONDAY, 77 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – MONDAY

16:00-17:30 Rhône 4 Visceral Trauma Chairs: K. Boffard (Johannesburg, South Africa), O. Monneuse (Lyon, France) 1. Key-note: Is there a definition of hemodynamic stability / instability? K. Boffard, Johannesburg, South Africa 2. O191 - Traumatic Bleeding Severity Score (TBSS) is the Most Useful Predictor of Massive Transfusion to Geriatric Civilian Trauma Patients in Developed Aging Society T. Ogura, M. Nakano, M. Nakamura; Maebashi-Shi/JP 3. O192 - Consensus about hemodynamic instability: A comparison between literature and the Dutch trauma care practice T. Koedam, G. Giannakopoulos, M. Erwteman, E. Vandewalle, W. Zuidema; Amsterdam/NL 4. O193 - Is there a structural difference in assessment of hemodynamic instability among members of Dutch trauma teams? T. Koedam, G. Giannakopoulos, M. Erwteman, E. Vandewalle, W. Zuidema; Amsterdam/NL 5. O194 - Emergency intraosseous access: a useful, lifesaving device used in Afghanistan M. Pozza, F. Lunardi; Miramare Di Rimini/IT 6. O195 - Early markers of acute respiratory distress syndrome in severe trauma patients A. Ghasoup1, O. Sadieh2, A. Mansoor2; 1Al Ula-Al Madina/SA, 2Amman/JO 7. O196 - Advantageous Adaptations of Civilian Trauma Surgery from Military Trauma Surgery Experience: A Look at Trends Over the Last Ten Years E. Simms1, S. Lawson2, C. Guidry3, J. Della Volpe1, N. McSwain1, J. Duchesne1; 1New Orleans, LA/US, 2Phoenix, AZ/US, 3Akron, OH/US 8. O197 - First clinical experience with IVR-CT system in the emergency room: Positive impact on trauma workflow D. Wada, Y. Nakamori, Y. Yoshikawa, K. Yamakawa, S. Fujimi; Osaka/JP MONDAY, MAY 6, 2013 6, MAY MONDAY, 78 Are you a member yet?

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07:30-08:30 Rhône 1 How I do it Session Skeletal Trauma Amputations for limb trauma Chairs: F. Rongieras (Lyon, France), M. Mitkovic (Nis, Serbia) 1. Amputation at the thigh F. Rongieras, Lyon, France 2. Amputation at the lower leg (incl. through knee amputation) D. Heim, Frutigen, Switzerland 3. Amputation at the foot F. Krause, Berne, Switzerland

07:30-08:30 Rhône 3 A How I do it Session Disaster & Military Surgery Disaster care is working together Chairs: K. Belicova (Banská Bystrica, Slovakia), I. Ashkenazi (Hadera, Israel) 1. DITAC P. Fischer, Bonn, Germany 2. NATO B. Hreckovski, Slavonski Brod, Croatia 3. Pre-hospital & Hospital B. Dobson, Chessington, UK 4. MEDEVAL, a tool to ensure interoperability and high quality of care in a Nato multinational deployment? F. Gonzalez & all (Lyon, France)

07:30-08:30 Rhône 3 B How I do it Session Emergency Surgery Clinical Decisions in everyday Emergency Surgery Chairs: F. Al-Ayoubi (Linköping, Sweden), V. Dubuisson (Bordeaux, France) TUESDAY, MAY 7, 2013 7, MAY TUESDAY, 80 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – TUESDAY

1. Complicated groin hernia A. Shamiyeh, Linz, Austria 2. Small bowel obstruction J. Tilsed, Beverley, UK 3. Colonic obstruction H. Yanar, Istanbul, Turkey

08:30-10:00 Auditorium Lumière Joint ILC Visceral Trauma & Emergency Surgery The primary and secondary injured lung Chairs: R. Mackersie (San Francisco, USA), I. Marzi (Frankfurt, Germany) 1. Primary diagnosis, damage control surgery and kinetic therapy of severe lung contusions S. Wutzler, Frankfurt, Germany 2. Damage control resuscitation E.E. Moore, Denver, USA 3. Initial treatment of severe lung contusion R. Mackersie, San Francisco, USA 4. ECMO after ARDS, is it a feasible option? O. Bastien, Lyon, France 5. Ventilator associated pneumonia: only a matter of prevention? L. Leenen, Utrecht, The Netherlands

08:30-10:00 Forum 3 Indications for surgery in skeletal trauma Skeletal Trauma Chairs: S. Lustig (Lyon, France), K. Wendt (Groningen, The Netherlands) 1. Key-note: Is conservative fracture treatment still valid today? D. Heim, Frutigen, Switzerland 2. O198 - Factors effecting rate of nonunion and avascular necrosis in intracapsular neck of femur fractures treated with Internal fixation E. Griffiths, M. Parker; Peterborough/UK TUESDAY, MAY 7, 2013 7, MAY TUESDAY, 81 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – TUESDAY

3. O199 - Implant augmentation in osteoporotic femoral neck fractures: No biomechanical advantage in a cadaveric model T. Nicolino1, M. Goetzen1, L. Hofmann-Fliri1, B. Gueorguiev1, M. Blauth2, M. Windolf1; 1Davos/CH, 2Innsbruck/AT 4. O201 - Total hip replacement for displaced neck of femur fractures: Surgical approach and effect on early post-operative limp and dislocation A. Mohamed, D. Makki, J. Gibbs; Brighton/UK 5. O202 - Delayed Acute Onset Post Hip Replacement Thigh Pain as A result of Compartment Syndrome 10 days Postoperatively K. Elsorafy1, A. Stone2, S. Nicol2; 1Middlesex/UK, 2Brighton/UK 6. O203 - Radiographic fracture features predicting failure of internal fixation of displaced femoral neck fractures N. Weil, D. van Embden, J.M. Hoogendoorn; The Hague/NL 7. O204 - Early results of the Dynamic Locking Blade Plate in the treatment of intracapsular hip fractures E. Twiss, N. Lai A Fat, D. Vos, J. Vroemen; Breda/NL 8. O205 - Clinical outcome of femoral neck fractures treated by Dynamic HeadLess Screw System (DHLS) A. Kocsis, I. Kádas, L. Hangody; Budapest/HU

08:30-10:00 Rhône 1 Guest Symposium EBJIS Posttraumatic infections – still a challenge Chair: C. Wagner (Germany), C. Romano (Monza, Italy) 1. Pathophysiology as rationale for diagnosis and therapy C. Wagner, Ingolstadt, Germany 2. Evaluation of risk factors D. Bettin, Westerstede, Germany 3. Use of acetic acid and VAC Ulta in heavily polluted injuries K. Kirketerp-Moller, Copenhagen, Denmark 4. Management of post-traumatic septic bone defects C. Romano, Monza, Italy TUESDAY, MAY 7, 2013 7, MAY TUESDAY, 82 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – TUESDAY

5. Septic juxta-articular septic non unions in lower limb K. Malizos, Larissa, Greece 6. What can be learned from networks? G. Lob, Munich, Germany

08:30-10:00 Rhône 2 Guest Symposium IATSIC Acute care surgery combining emergency surgery and visceral trauma – an optimal model for your country? Chair: A. Peitzman (Pittsburgh, USA), S. Uranues (Graz, Austria) 1. A. Peitzman, Pittsburgh, USA 2. Y. Otomo, Tokyo, Japan 3. K. Boffard, Johannesburg, South Africa 4. A. Leppäniemi, Helsinki, Finland 5. E. Voiglio, Lyon, France 6. H. Kurihara, Milan, Italy

08:30-10:00 Rhône 3 A Guest Symposium Ambroise Paré International Military Surgery 1. Ambroise Paré International Military Surgery Forum (APIMSF) Z. Lovric, Zagreb, Croatia 2. Transforming Surgical Education with Simulation: The Next Revolution M. Bowyer, Washington, USA 3. Activity of a French Forward Surgical Team in a Refugees Camp on the Syrian Border in Jordan E. Hornez, N. Mocellin, X. Bajard, G. Legoudeveze, C. Charpail, D. Ollat; Clamart, France 4. Education of French Military Surgeons F. Pons, Clamart, France TUESDAY, MAY 7, 2013 7, MAY TUESDAY, 83 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – TUESDAY

08:30-10:00 Rhône 3 B Pelvic trauma management Skeletal Trauma Chairs: G. Okcu (Marisa, Turkey), E. Varga (Szeged, Hungary) 1. Key-note: Therapeutical management in pelvic trauma P.M. Rommens, Mainz, Germany 2. O206 - Bone stock distribution within the sacrum and its implication on fracture patterns and fixation of sacral insufficiency fractures D. Wagner1, P. Rommens1, T. Sawaguchi2, H. Noser3, L. Kamer3; 1Mainz/DE, 2Toyama-City/JP, 3Davos/CH 3. O207 - Development and biomechanical testing of a cement- augmentented transiliosacral screw-fixation S. Schneider, J. Böhme, V. Geisler, C. Josten; Leipzig/DE 4. O208 - Reality and experiment - comparison of clinical and experimental navigated SI screw placement D. Behrendt, M. Mütze, J. Böhme, C. Josten; Leipzig/DE 5. O209 - The Need of a Trochanteric Belt as an Adjunct to the Kendrick's Extrication Device in Unstable Pelvic Fractures: a Cadaveric Study F. Reynard, E. Simms, A. Flaris, O. Rouvière, J. Damizet, E. Voiglio; Lyon/FR 6. O210 - Urogenital injuries in fractures of the pelvic ring S. Lederer, P. Moroder, M. Blocher, H. Resch, T. Hoffelner, R. Bogner; Salzburg/AT 7. O211 - Emergency non-invasive pelvis stabilization with the Pelvic Immobilization Belt: a retrospective clinical study M. Furlong1, L. Solymosi1, L. Toth1, F. Baumgaertel2, E. Varga1; 1Szeged/HU, 2Koblenz/DE 8. O211A - 6 case of preperitoneal packing , a 2 years’ experience in a military teaching hospital Y.P.C. Baudoin, T. Monchal, S. Bourgouin, G. Lacroix, H. Thouard; Toulon/FR TUESDAY, MAY 7, 2013 7, MAY TUESDAY, 84 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – TUESDAY

08:30-10:00 Rhône 4 Free Paper Session Femur Skeletal Trauma Chairs: F. Rongieras (Lyon, France), V. Senekovic (Ljubljana, Slovenia) 1. O212 - Implant augmentation as a new concept in the treatment of osteoporotic distal femur fractures. A biomechanical study D. Wähnert1, L. Hofmann-Fliri2, M. Raschke1, G. Richards3, M. Windolf2; 1Muenster/DE, 2Davos/CH, 3Davos-Platz/CH 2. O213 - Nailing in periprosthetic femoral shaft fractures A. Chelnokov, I. Piven; Ekaterinburg/RU 3. O214 - Open femur fractures in multiply injured patients - a study of 5761 femoral shaft fractures from the German Trauma Registry C. Weber1, R. Lefering2, I. Tarkin3, T. Dienstknecht1, R. Sellei1, H. Pape1; 1Aachen/DE, 2Cologne/DE, 3Pittsburgh, PA/US 4. O215 - Identifying the emergency care management: undiagnosed sub clinical renal failure among the fracture neck of femur patients in UK L.K.D. Karunathilaka1, K. Rathnayake1, N. Pinto2, F. Chan1; 1Lancashire/UK, 2Colombo/UK 5. O216 - Alteration of femoral nerve position after hip fracture: implications for femoral nerve blockade? J. Davies1, A. Brennan2, M. Jones2, B. Claxton2, D. Shaw2; 1Swansea/UK, 2Bradford/UK 6. O217 - Distal locking in femur intramedullary nail: Freehand technique versus Sureshot assisted. S. Maqungo, A. Horn, S. Roche, B. Bernstein; Cape Town/ZA 7. O218 - AdultFemoral Fractures; a case for the lateral femoral nail P. Reynders, Brussels/BE 8. O219 - The clinical and cost benefits of the Prevena Incision Management System on closed surgical incisions in patients after hip arthroplasty A. Sermon, D. Van Doninck, Q. Leclef; Leuven/BE TUESDAY, MAY 7, 2013 7, MAY TUESDAY, 85 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – TUESDAY

9. O220 - The atraumatic anterior approach in the geriatric hip endo- prosthetic surgery: an evaluation of 404 operated fractures A. Paech, M. Chraim, F. Renken, A. Schulz, C. Juergens; Luebeck/DE 10. O221 - Functional outcome of periprostethic fractures of the femur H. Graeler, A. Sermon; Leuven/BE

10:30-12:00 Auditorium Lumière ILC Visceral Trauma Splenic injury Chairs: E.E. Moore (Denver, USA), L. Leenen (Utrecht, The Netherlands) 1. Splenic preservation is it important? Immunological considerations E.E. Moore, Denver, USA 2. Splenic injury grade 4: non-operative management, embolization or extirpation? T. Gaarder, Oslo, Norway 3. The non-operatively treated injured spleen: what about after treatment and need for follow up imaging? J.C. Goslings, Amsterdam, The Netherlands 4. The multiply injured patient and splenic injury: need for a different approach? C. Arvieux, Grenoble, France

10:30-12:00 Forum 3 Guest Symposium Küntscher Society Nonunion and IM nailing Chair: G. Gradl (Rostock, Germany), H.W. Stedtfeld (Rostock, Germany) 1. Nonunions in longbone shaft fractures - biology and biomechanics M. Wich, Berlin, Germany 2. Implant related blocking as possible cause of trochanteric nonunion and the role of lateral cortical notching (LCN)

TUESDAY, MAY 7, 2013 7, MAY TUESDAY, H.W. Stedtfeld, Rostock, Germany; R. Biber, Nürnberg, Germany 86 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – TUESDAY

3. Delayed healing in humeral shaft nailing J.P.A.M. Verbruggen, Maastricht, The Netherlands 4. Nonunion or delayed union in long bone fractures - Treatment options or prophylaxis using compression nailing V. Bühren, Murnau, Germany 5. Treatment of long bone nonunions with magnetic fields - an option in selected cases P. Simon, Lyon, France

10:30-12:00 Rhône 1 Distal humerus fractures Skeletal Trauma Chairs: C. Josten (Leipzig, Germany), R. Kdolsky (Vienna, Austria) 1. Key-note: To fix S.O. Dietz, Mainz, Germany 2. Key-note: To replace L. Müller, Cologne, Germany 3. O222 - Preoperative planning of articular fractures with the use of 3D software M. Tomazevic, A. Kristan, M. Cimerman; Ljubljana/SI 4. O223 - Dislocations and fracture-dislocations of the elbow: clinical outcome of 54 patients and current treatment protocols B. Martens, A. Platz, M. Rancan; Zurich/CH 5. O224 - Comparison of olecranon-osteotomy vs. anconeus-flap approaches for ORIF of transcondylar humerus fractures A. Pizanis, P. Garcia, M. Burkhardt, J. Holstein, T. Pohlemann; Homburg/Saar/DE 6. O225 - Osteosynthesis of fractures of the distal end of the humerus using Lambda plate. About a continuous series of 75 fractures E. Carpentier, D. Saragaglia, R. Rouchy; Echirolles/FR 7. O226 - Extra and intraarticular nonunions of the distal humerus in adult patients – method of reconstruction and salvage of the elbow joint D. Enchev, M. Markov, M. Rashkov, A. Baltov; Sofia/BG 8. O227 - The use of Silver-Nylon dressing on burns: a case report from Afghanistan M. Philpsen1, M. Pozza2, F. Lunardi3, D. Barillo4; 1Marostica (vi)/US, 2Miramare Di Rimini/IT, 3Bolzano/IT, 4Mount Pleasant/US TUESDAY, MAY 7, 2013 7, MAY TUESDAY, 87 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – TUESDAY

9. O228 - Negative pressure wound therapy in the treatment of severe burn injuries M. Öhlbauer, B. Wallner, P. Rapp, G. Sauermüller; Murnau/DE 10. O229 - The scalp as a donor site for skin grafting in burns: retrospective study of our results and complications K. Broertjes, R. Breederveld; Beverwijk/NL

10:30-12:00 Rhône 2 Registries Skeletal Trauma Chairs: H.C. Pape (Bonn, Germany), K. Wendt (Groningen, The Netherlands) 1. Key-note: Which registry to choose? R. Lefering, Cologne, Germany 2. O231 - External Validation of A Novel Trauma Score on CRASH-2 cohort A. Shiraishi1, I. Roberts2, M. Enomoto1, Y. Otomo1; 1Tokyo/JP, 2London/UK 3. O232 - External validation of the Emergency Trauma Score for early prediction of mortality in trauma patients P. Joosse1, W. de Jong2, J. Reitsma3, K. Wendt2, N. Schep1, J. Goslings1; 1Amsterdam/NL, 2Groningen/NL, 3Utrecht/NL 4. O233 - Injury Patterns Following All Terrain Vehicle Crashes C. Heid, R. Markert, A.P. Ekeh; Dayton/US 5. O235 - Trauma Registry Data Matching - a methodological approach M. Burkhardt1, U. Nienaber2, J. Holstein1, U. Culemann3, B. Bouillon4, E. Aghayev5, T. Paffrath4, T. Pohlemann1, R. Lefering6; 1Homburg (saar)/DE, 2Munich/DE, 3Celle/DE, 4Cologne/DE, 5Bern/CH, 6Cologne/DE 6. O236 - Mortality in polytrauma patients. Results from a Dutch Level I traumacentre Z. el Mestoui, G. Giannakopoulos, L. Geeraedts, F. Bloemers, F. Bakker, W. Zuidema; Amsterdam/NL 7. O237 - polytrauma patients: time and money consuming patients S. Abrassart, P. Hoffmeyer, R. Peter; Geneve/CH TUESDAY, MAY 7, 2013 7, MAY TUESDAY, 88 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – TUESDAY

10:30-12:00 Rhône 3 A Guest Symposium SFMA War surgery: French Experience in Afghanistan Chair: F. Pons (Clamart, France), S. Rigal (Clamart, France) 1. Blood transfusion in war surgery J.L. Daban & all, France 2. Temporary external fixation in war surgery: an application of damage control O. Barbier, S. Rigal, & all, France 3. Use of negative pressure wound therapy in patients with combat-related injuries: experience of NATO French hospital in Kabul T. Monchal, A. Bertani, E. Hornez, Y. Baudoin, P. Candoni, S. Rigal, F. Pons; France 4. Emergency Room and prehospital thoracotomies in war conditions J.P Avaro, F. Gonzalez, E. Chatelain, F. Pons; France 5. Ethical considerations about management of severe penetrating traumatic brain injuries JM. Delmas, A. Dagain, O. Goasguen, E. Lapeyre, A. Bertani, S. De Rudnicki, B. Lenoir, R. Dulou; France

10:30-12:00 Rhône 3 B Guest Symposium AO Trauma Surgical advances and technology innovations for pelvic ring and acetabular injuries Chair: P. Simon (Lyon, France) 1. The role of France in modern pelvic and acetabular surgery J. Tonetti, Grenoble, France 2. 3D Preoperative planning M. Cimerman, Ljubljana, Slovenia TUESDAY, MAY 7, 2013 7, MAY TUESDAY, 89 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – TUESDAY

3. Intra-operative 3D visualization R. Mosheiff, Jerusalem, Israel 4. Computerized navigation in pelvis and acetabular surgery F. Gebhard, Ulm, Germany 5. Modern approach to pelvic and acetabular surgery J. Lindahl, Helsinki, Finland 6. Discussion P. Simon & Faculty, Lyon, France

10:30-12:00 Rhône 4 Issues in trauma care Visceral Trauma Chairs: D. Mariani (Castellanza, Italy), I. Martinez Casas (Barcelona, Spain) 1. Key-note: Sonography in prehospital setting: is it useful? D. Mariani (Castellanza, Italy) 2. O238 - The outcomes of the elderly in acute care general surgery M. Sudarshan, E. St-Louis, M. al-Habboubi, M. M.Elhusseini, P. Fata, D. Deckelbaum, T. Razek, L. Feldman, K. Khwaja; Montreal/CA 3. O240 - Intubation rate and duration of ventilation: Is there a new trend in polytrauma treatment? Analysis from the German Trauma Registry R. Pfeifer1, T. Dienstknecht1, R. Lefering2, H. Pape1; 1Aachen/DE, 2Cologne/DE 4. O241 - war surgery in civilian practice : a retrospective study of 101 victims of penetrating wounds in Marseille, France E. De Landevoisin, A. Delhom, P. Candoni, D. Camus, E. Demortière; Marseille/FR 5. O242 - Is evisceration an indication for laparotomy in adults with penetrating trauma to abdomen? G. Saurabh, M. Andley, S. Saha, A. Kumar; New Delhi/IN 6. O243 - Feasibility of selective non-operative management of penetrating abdominal trauma in three French hospitals G. Goin1, D. Massalou2, T. Bège1, P. Balandraud1; 1Marseille/FR, 2Nice/FR TUESDAY, MAY 7, 2013 7, MAY TUESDAY, 90 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – TUESDAY

7. O244 - Trauma centers in France: it's just a dream? G. Mulieri, D. Ghazali, M.L. Blanleuil, M. Castagnet, F. Petitpas; Poitiers/FR 8. O245 - Home accidents: profile of the trauma patients admitted in a tertiary hospital linked to the Federal University of São Paulo – Paulista School of Medicine /Brazil B. Müller, M. Cezillo, A. Andrade, R. Ribeiro, S. Abib; São Paulo/BR 9. O246 - Long-term psychological outcome in patients with multiple trauma: An analysis 28 years following trauma R. Pfeifer, T. Dienstknecht, R. Sellei, P. Kobbe, M. Knobe, H. Pape; Aachen/DE 10. O247 - Gestion making in major trauma: injury thoracic aorta and associated visceral lesions E.A. Adami, I. Cascioli, C. cat Ajmone, C. Coscarella, G. Pogany, L. Papa, G. Nardi, B. Truosolo, P.L. Marini, P. Cao; Roma/IT

12:00-12:12 Auditorium Lumière Twelve to Twelve Lecture Trauma system development: should we take visceral trauma as the pivot point? L. Leenen, Utrecht, The Netherlands

12:00-12:12 Forum 3 Twelve to Twelve Lecture Ankle dorsiflexion arthrodesis to salvage Chopart-amputations with anterior skin problems F. Krause, Berne, Switzerland

12:00-12:12 Rhône 1 Twelve to Twelve Lecture The ageing surgeon: To engage or to dismiss? V. Vecsei, Vienna, Austria TUESDAY, MAY 7, 2013 7, MAY TUESDAY, 91 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – TUESDAY

12:00-12:12 Rhône 2 Twelve to Twelve Lecture Postoperative care after emergency surgery; why surgeons should go to the ICU R. Coimbra, San Diego, USA

12:00-12:12 Rhône 3 A Twelve to Twelve Lecture Military colon and rectal Injuries in the battlefield - diversion vs. primary repair vs. damage control D. Welling, Bethesda, USA

12:00-12:12 Rhône 3 B Twelve to Twelve Lecture Polytrauma with femoral fractures: what to do? H.C. Pape, Bonn, Germany

12:00-12:12 Rhône 4 Twelve to Twelve Lecture Visceral trauma fellowship in South Africa: what to expect P. Vassiliu, Athens, Greece

12:30-13:30 Forum 3 Industry Satellite Symposium Boehringer Ingelheim Improving outcomes in emergency room patients taking novel oral anticoagulants – practical guidance and real world experience 1. Welcome and introduction R. Komadina, Celje, Slovenia TUESDAY, MAY 7, 2013 7, MAY TUESDAY, 92 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – TUESDAY

2. Safeguarding patients from stroke – implications of a paradigm shift in cardiology for emergency room physicians P. Goldstein, France 3. Knowledge is the best defence – practical tips for managing acute bleeding events in patients taking a novel oral anticoagulant F. M. Torrecilla, Spain 4. Question and answer session R. Komadina, Celje, Slovenia

12:30-13:30 Rhône 1 Satellite Symposium ARVAC 1. Introduction B. Laumon (IFSTTAR, Lyon/FR), E. Javouhey (HCL, Lyon/FR) 2. Bicycle helmet efficacy: first case-control study in France Amoros E1, Chiron M1, Martin JL1, Thélot B2, Laumon B1; 1IFSTTAR, Lyon/FR, 2InVS, St Maurice/FR 3. Surviving to a severe trauma following Road Traffic Collision (RTC). What changes? Data from the Registry of RTC in the Rhône County (France) between 1996-2010 Ndiaye A1, Lieutaud T2; 1IFSTTAR, Lyon/FR, 2HCL, Lyon/FR 4. Changes in the epidemiology of Traumatic Brain Injury after road traffic collision after legislative measures enforcement in France Lieutaud T1, Ndiaye A2, Gadegbeku B2; 1HCL, Lyon/FR, 2IFSTTAR, Lyon/FR 5. Outcome of patients injured in a road accident: analyses of the cohort ESPARR Hours M1, Charnay P1, Chossegros L1, Tardy H1, Tournier C1, Luauté J2, Javouhey E2, Laumon B1; 1IFSTTAR, Lyon/FR, 2HCL, Lyon/FR 6. Conclusion B. Laumon, IFSTTAR, Lyon/FR TUESDAY, MAY 7, 2013 7, MAY TUESDAY, 93 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – TUESDAY

12:30-13:30 Rhône 3 A EJTES Meeting

12:30-13:30 Rhône 3 B Satellite Symposium ISAKOS 1. Innovation in sports medicine: is the largest always the greatest? F.F. Fu, Pittsburgh, USA 2. Management of Bicruciate lesions P. Neyret, Lyon, France

13:30-15:00 Auditorium Lumière ILC Education Standardized trauma education in Europe - mission impossible. So where do we go from here? Chairs: B. Hreckovski (Slavonski Brod, Croatia), T. Gaarder (Oslo, Norway) 1. Trauma systems and education in Europe L. Leenen, Utrecht, The Netherlands 2. Regardless of trauma systems and hospital resources, the trauma patient is the same and educational models can be partly based on existing international educational concepts in Europe T. Gaarder, Oslo, Norway 3. Crew Resource management and teamwork from another perspective S. Kuhn, Mainz, Germany 4. Trauma nurse training – applicable in every hospital R. Henn, Flagstaff, USA 5. Military aspect of trauma F. Pons, Clamart, France TUESDAY, MAY 7, 2013 7, MAY TUESDAY, 94 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – TUESDAY

13:30-15:00 Forum 3 Guest Symposium IFSTTAR Research in trauma: from trauma occurrence to virtual modelisation Chair: C. Brunet, T. Bège, B. Laumon (Marseille, France) 1. Creation of a hierarchized network for trauma care: the example of Quebec R. Denis, Montreal, Canada 2. IFSTTAR In-depth accident study Perrin CI, Gineyt G, Salon de Provence, France 3. Adaptive driving strategies for patients with aquired brain injury: an on the road study Marin-Lamellet C, Etienne V, Boisson D, Luauté J & Tell L, Lyon, France 4. Human Models to improve trauma understanding, prevent injuries occurrence and better repair Pierre-Jean Arnoux, Marseille, France 5. Thoracic and abdominal trauma prediction: the key factors for a subject-specific numerical assessment P. Vezin, D. Mitton, K. Bruyere, P. Beillas, F. Rongieras, Lyon, France

13:30-15:00 Rhône 1 Guest Symposium EFOST Elbow and wrist injuries Chairs: G. Adamzcyk (Warsaw, Poland), F. Kelberine (Aix-en-Provence, France)

1. Tendon injuries of fingers G. Adamczyk, Warsaw, Poland 2. Painful traumatic wrist without fracture J. Garret, Lyon, France TUESDAY, MAY 7, 2013 7, MAY TUESDAY, 95 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – TUESDAY

3. Tendinous ruptures around the elbow O. Bilge, Turkey 4. Acute elbow instability F. Kelberine, Aix-en-Provence, France 5. Pediatric elbow trauma specificities H. Jones, Portugal

13:30-15:00 Rhône 2 Emergency surgery issues Emergency Surgery Chairs: H. Kurihara (Milan, Italy), Y. Otomo (Tokyo, Japan) 1. Key-note: Acute Care Surgery: how to maintain surgical skills? The Japanese experience Y. Otomo, Tokyo, Japan 2. O249 - Cholecystectomy in the Octogenarians: A single centre experience M. Mullan, B. Dasari, S. Badger, M. Taylor; Ab/UK 3. O250 - New trends in the management of complicated diverticular disease B. Martian, I. Diaconescu, S. Paun, I. Dogaru, I. Tanase, G. Andrei, I. Vacaroiu, M. Beuran; Bucharest/RO 4. O251 - What happens to patients with mechanical intestinal obstruction in an emergency clinic? M.C. Kizilkaya, A. Kocakusak, F. Erozgen; Istanbul/TR

5. Key-note: Emergency medicine and acute care surgery, who is doing what in Europe? H. Kurihara, Milan, Italy 6. O252 - Peptic Ulcer Perforations During Ramadan Fasting E. Ozkurt, I.S. Sarici, A.F.K. Gok, M. Ilhan, O. Agcaoglu, H. Yanar, K. Günay, R. Guloglu, C. Ertekin; Istanbul/TR 7. O253 - Necrotizing soft-tissue infections: a single center experience over the past 10 years R. van der Heiden1, N. Schep1, J. Goslings1, V. de Jong1, K. Ponsen2; 1Amsterdam/NL, 2Alkmaar/NL TUESDAY, MAY 7, 2013 7, MAY TUESDAY, 96 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – TUESDAY

8. O254 - Occlusive syndrome secondary to transport aircraft: towards a new public health measure D. Massalou, M. Fournier, F. Deront-Bourdin, J. Gotlib, O. Camuzard, D. Ciampi, P. Baqué; Nice/FR 9. O254A - Clostridium difficile colitis: impact on an emergency surgery service D. Gui, S. Magalini, G. Pepe, M. Foco, P. Spada, A. Di Giorgio; Rome/IT

13:30-15:00 Forum 3 Guest Symposium SFT Organ retrieval from non-heart beating donors Chair: L. Badet, D. Slakey (Tulane, USA) 1. World experience and results by categories B. Barrou, Paris, France 2. The French protocol for Maastricht I & II: logistical aspects and results L. Badet, Lyon, France 3. Organ transplantation from NHBD Maastricht III in USA: ethical aspects and results D. Slakey, Tulane, USA

13:30-15:00 Rhône 3 B Consensus Conference on pelvic trauma management (Session 1) Chairs: C. Arvieux (Grenoble, France), E. Voiglio (Lyon, France), I. Marzi (Frankfurt, Germany) 1. Pre-hospital approach to the unstable patient with suspected pelvic injury, focusing on fracture stabilization and resuscitation Pelvic belt: The experience of French SAMU I. Favier, Grenoble, France The experience of London HEMS A. Wilson, London, UK TUESDAY, MAY 7, 2013 7, MAY TUESDAY, 97 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – TUESDAY

2. Surgical pelvic stabilization in the ED? P.M. Rommens, Mainz, Germany 3. In the ED - Aortic balloon How and when? C. M. Wahlgren, Stockholm, Sweden Preliminary results in Grenoble F. Thony, Grenoble, France 4. Complex pelvic case C. Arvieux, Grenoble, France

13:30-15:00 Rhône 4 Research Session Upper extremity fracture care and miscellaneous Skeletal Trauma Chairs: G. Okcu (Marisa, Turkey), I. Gavrankapetanovic (Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegowina) 1. O255 - A multicenter randomised trial for displaced C-type fractures of the distal radius in an elderly population; external fixation versus locked volar plating J. Keizer, M. Moojen, S. Rhemrev, S. Meylaerts; The Hague/NL 2. O256 - Angle stable intramedullar polymer for rapid stabilization of pathological fractures S. Heck, S. Gick, D. Pennig; Cologne/DE 3. O257 - Rivaroxaban for thromboprophylaxis after non-elective orthopaedic surgery in routine clinical practice M. Lassen1, S. Haas2, G. Holberg3, R. Kreutz3, L. Mantovani4, A. Schmidt3, A. Turpie5; 1Copenhagen/DK, 2Munich/DE, 3Berlin/DE, 4Naples/IT, 5Hamilton, ON/CA 4. O258 - Radiographic Outcomes Following Internal Fixation of Distal Radius Fractures R. Jeavons, H. Thirkettle, J. Auyeung; Durham/UK 5. O259 - A Hand Units Experience Fixing Distal Radius Fractures through a Volar approach, in Elderly Patients. Performance was Compared with Non-Specialist Surgeons and Literature K. Elsorafy1, J. Kelly2, A. Stone2; 1Middlesex/UK, 2Brighton/UK TUESDAY, MAY 7, 2013 7, MAY TUESDAY, 98 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – TUESDAY

6. O260 - titanium compression plates with locking screws: removal can be a problem? R. Matteotti1, E. Grosso2, D. Testa2, L. Rollero2, R. Sisto2, B. Battiston2; 1Aosta/IT, 2Torino/IT 7. O261 - Acute traumatic sterno-clavicular dislocation or equivalent: a simple alternative surgical treatment - a report of 8 cases E. Carpentier, D. Saragaglia, R. Rouchy; Echirolles/FR 8. O262 - Complex elbow injuries; patho-anatomy, treatment outcome, pearls and pitfalls: the UK experience S. Mosleh-Shirazi, N. Braza, K. Srinivasan; Birmingham/UK 9. O263 - Knowledge of compartment syndrome in ward staff and junior medical staff S. Chambers1, R. Morrell2, D. Inman1; 1Newcastle/UK, 2Newcastle Upon Tyne/UK

15:15-16:45 Auditorium Lumière Joint ILC Visceral Trauma & Emergency Surgery Case Discussions Chairs: K. Boffard (Johannesburg, South Africa), P. Vassiliu (Athens, Greece)

15:15-16:45 Forum 3 ILC Education The Trauma Surgeon - different countries, different challenges, constructive solutions? Chairs: B. Hreckovski (Slavonski Brod, Croatia), M. Rüsseler (Frankfurt, Germany) 1. France T. Bège, Marseille, France 2. Germany B. Bouillon, Cologne, Germany 3. Slovenia R. Komadina, Celje, Slovenia 4. Italy H. Kurihara, M. Zago; Milan, Italy TUESDAY, MAY 7, 2013 7, MAY TUESDAY, 99 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – TUESDAY

5. UK A. Wilson, London, UK 6. Portugal P. Ramos, Funchal, Portugal 7. Nordic Countries L. Handolin, Helsinki, Finland

15:15-16:45 Rhône 2 Sport related injuries Skeletal Trauma Chairs: P. Neyret (Lyon, France), T. Braunsteiner (Abu Dhabi, UAE) 1. Key-note: Errors, illusions and benefits in sports medicine (as time goes by) F. F. Fu, Pittsburgh, USA 2. O265 - The functional outcome of acute scapholunate ligament repair in patients with intraarticular distal radius fractures treated by internal fixation G. Gradl1, T. Pillukat2, T. Fuchsberger2, V. Neuhaus3, D. Ring3, K. Prommersberger2; 1Aachen/DE, 2Bad Neustadt/DE, 3Boston, MA/US 3. O266 - Clavicular fractures - intramedullary pin or plate? J. März, P. Novotny; Karlovy Vary/CZ 4. O267 - Patient Reported Outcome Measures in the Non-operative Management of Clavicle Fractures R. Morrell1, R. Jeavons2, J. Kent2, A. Gower2; 1Newcastle Upon Tyne/UK, 2Durham/UK 5. O268 - Surgical treatment of Metacarpal Shaft Fractures: ORIF or Closed Reduction and Percutaneous Fixation? A systematic review A. Greeven1, S. Bezstarosti2, P. Krijnen2, I.B. Schipper2; 1The Hague/NL, 2Leiden/NL TUESDAY, MAY 7, 2013 7, MAY TUESDAY, 100 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – TUESDAY

6. O269 - Arthroscopically Assisted Treatment of Acute Acromioclavicular Joint Dislocation – Single Versus Double TightRope® Fixation L. Kovacic, Ljubljana/SI 7. O270 - Modified Putti-Platt procedure for stabilizing the glenohumeral joint after recurrent traumatic anterior shoulder dislocations; A retrospective assessment of outcome G. Iordens1, E. van Lieshout1, B. van Es1, N. Schep2, R. Breederveld3, P. Patka1; 1Rotterdam/NL, 2Amsterdam/NL, 3Beverwijk/NL 8. O271 - Minimal invasive plate osteosynthesis in midshaft clavicula fractures P. Kornherr, K. Wenda; Wiesbaden/DE 9. O272 - Long-term functional outcome of type C-distal radius fractures after volar plating, external fixation and Kapandji k-wires: a retrospective multicenter study of 177 patients J.M. van Buijtenen1, R.-J. Derksen2, J.D. Haan3, J.G.H. van den Brand4, W.P. Zuidema1; 1Amsterdam/NL, 2Beverwijk/NL, 3Hoorn/NL, 4Alkmaar/NL

15:15-16:45 Rhône 3 A Guest Symposium ESWB Pitfalls in wound ballistics Chairs: E. Voiglio (Lyon, France), N. Prat (France & USA) 1. Firearms and ammunitions N. Frechet, France 2. Terminal Ballistics A. Miras, France 3. Ballistic limb wounds F. Rongieras, Lyon, France 4. Bulletproof Jacket and ballistic wounds N. Prat, France & USA 5. Less lethal kinetic weapons J.-C. Sarron, Marseille, France TUESDAY, MAY 7, 2013 7, MAY TUESDAY, 101 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – TUESDAY

15:15-16:45 Rhône 3 B Consensus Conference on pelvic trauma management (Session 2) Chairs: E. E. Moore (Denver, USA), T. Gaarder (Oslo, Norway), P.M. Rommens (Mainz, Germany) 1. Pelvic packing or embolization Packing E.E. Moore, Denver, USA Embolization C. Broux, Grenoble, France 2. Damage control including soft tissue injuries (urogenital, rectal, antibiotics and thromboprophylaxis) T. Gaarder, Oslo, Norway 3. Definitive pelvic stabilization: when and how? P.M. Rommens, Mainz, Germany 4. Complex pelvic case F. Pons, Clamart, France 5. Conclusion

15:15-16:45 Rhône 4 Research Session Lower extremity fracture care and miscellanous Skeletal Trauma Chairs: H. Eckardt (Copenhagen, Denmark), B. Bakota (Zagreb, Croatia) 1. O273 - From Guidelines to Standards of Care: Increasing workload but decreasing patient burden for the management of severe open lower limb fractures S. Rahman, R. Trickett, I. Pallister; Swansea/UK 2. O274 - Risk factors for in-hospital mortality in severely injured elderly trauma patients M. Bala, D. Kaluzny, J. Benbenisty, G. Almogy; Jerusalem/IL TUESDAY, MAY 7, 2013 7, MAY TUESDAY, 102 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME – TUESDAY

3. O275 - Trauma in the elderly and the influence of socioeconomic characteristics- experience of a tertiary hospital linked to the Federal University of São Paulo - Paulista School of Medicine M. Cezillo, B. Müller, A. Andrade, R. Ribeiro, S. Abib; São Paulo/BR 4. O276 - Accidents and emergencies in times of crisis. Changing patterns of trauma in elderly evaluated in ER of a regional hospital I. Tzimagiorgis, M. Athanasiou, S. Giantzaklidis, G. Tepelopoulos, F. Kazantzidis, D. Mavridis, M. Plasati, T. Zekeridis; Kavala/GR 5. O277 - Results of a prospective randomized study concerning pain evaluation after All-Inside ACL reconstruction G. Tomoaia1, H. Benea1, A. Martin1, P. Hardy2, S. Klouche2, H. d'Astorg2; 1Cluj-napoca/RO, 2Boulogne Billancourt/FR 6. O278 - Hemorrhagic shock and sepsis in open fractures - an analysis of 4305 tibia shaft fractures C. Weber1, R. Lefering2, M. Weber3, P. Kobbe1, H. Pape1; 1Aachen/DE, 2Köln/DE, 3Vienna/AT 7. O279 - A decreased peripheral blood leukocyte count during the first two weeks after major trauma is associated with impaired fracture healing O. Bastian, A. Kuijer, L. Koenderman, W. Van Solinge, T. Blokhuis, L. Leenen; Utrecht/NL 8. O280 - Reamed versus unreamed intramedullary locked nailing in tibial fractures B. Deleanu, R. Prejbeanu, D. Vermesan, G. Singh, H. Haragus, P. Sirbu; Timisoara/RO 9. O281 - The use of fibular nail as primary treatment of ankle fractures in elderly patients J.A. Almodóvar Delgado, A. Gandia Correa, S. Perez Fernandez, J.C. Piacente Maceroni, J. Olaguibel Moret; Madrid/ES 10. O282 - Glycaemic control in diabetic patients and ankle fracture healing W. Jerjes, H. Tan, P. Giannoudis; Ls Ex/UK TUESDAY, MAY 7, 2013 7, MAY TUESDAY, 103 JOURNÉES RHÔNE ALPES BOURGOGNE AUVERGNE DE CHIRURGIE

SUNDAY, MAY 5, 2013

14:00-15:30 Rhône 3 B Guest Symposium ACS Building bridges between Europe and America in surgical education Chairs: C. Gouillat (Lyon, France), E. Voiglio (Lyon, France) 1. Initial and continuing surgical education in the USA D. Welling, Bethesda, USA 2. Use of simulation for surgical training M. Bowyer, Washington, USA 3. A balanced surgical exchange program: Tulane and Lyon D. Slakey, Tulane, USA 4. Collaboration of ESTES, ACS, AAST and IATSIC in surgical training A. Fingerhut, Poissy, France Round table discussion

16:00-17:30 Rhône 3 B Guest Symposium SFCD Surgical oncologic emergencies Chairs: V. Moutardier (Marseille, France), M. Rivoire (Lyon, France) 1. Acute malignant left colonic obstuction surgical treatment K. Pautrat, Paris, France 2. Acute malignant left colonic obstuction endoscopic treatment J-C. Saurin, Lyon, France 3. Management of bleeding hepatic tumor J.-Y. Mabrut, Lyon, France 4. Oesophageal endoscopic perforation M.-V. Launay-Savary, Clermont Ferrand, France 5. Colorectal endoscopic perforation

JOURNÉES RHÔNE ALPES BOURGOGNE AUVERGNE DE CHIRURGIE JOURNÉES RHÔNE ALPES BOURGOGNE AUVERGNE T. Bège, Marseille, France 104 JOURNÉES RHÔNE ALPES BOURGOGNE AUVERGNE DE CHIRURGIE

MONDAY, MAY 6, 2013

07:30-08:30 Rhône 3 B Communications libres Chairs: G. Poncet (Lyon, France), O. Glehen (Lyon, France) 1. La proteine c reactive et la procalcitonine dans la detection precoce de la fistule anastomotique apres chirurgie colorectale reglee N. Lagoutte, O. Facy, N. Santucci, A. Doussot, N. Cheynel, P. Rat, P. Ortega-Deballon; Dijon, France 2. Qualité de vie après chirurgie de cytoréduction et chimiohyperthermie intrapéritonéale: Résultats d'une étude prospective de 216 patients G. Passot, N. Bakrin, D. Vaudoyer, F.N. Gilly, O. Glehen, E. Cotte; Lyon, France 3. Thermofusion des vaisseaux mésentériques par LigasureTM versus clips dans les sigmoidectomies coelioscopiques pour diverticulite: une étude comparative chez 191 patients consécutifs R. Riboud, J. Noel, D. Anglade, J.L. Faucheron (Grenoble, France) 4. Chirurgie de reconstruction oesophagienne en deux temps en cas de laryngectomie associée B. Darnis, J.Y. Mabrut, J. Baulieux, C. Ducerf (Lyon, France) 5. Conservation rectale, technique d'exérèse par microchirurgie endoscopique transanale ou technique de Buess E. Cotte, Y. François, G. Passot, G. Boschetti, D. Vaudoyer, O. Glehen (Lyon, France)

08:30-10:00 Rhône 3 B Symposium organised by AFC Complications de la chirurgie bariatrique Chairs: C. Gouillat (Lyon, France), C. Arvieux (Grenoble, France), V. Frering (Lyon, France) 1. Complications précoces et tardives de la sleeve gastrectomie K. Slim, Clermont Ferrand, France 2. Complications tardives des anneaux gastriques A. Guillaud, F. Reche, C Arvieux, Grenoble, France JOURNÉES RHÔNE ALPES BOURGOGNE AUVERGNE DE CHIRURGIE JOURNÉES RHÔNE ALPES BOURGOGNE AUVERGNE 105 JOURNÉES RHÔNE ALPES BOURGOGNE AUVERGNE DE CHIRURGIE

3. Complications tardives du by-pass M. Robert, Lyon, France 4. Les complications de la chirurgie bariatrique, ce que doit savoir le chirurgien de garde V. Frering, Lyon, France 5. Complications métaboliques de la chirurgie bariatrique. Ce que doit savoir le chirurgien A.-L. Borel, Grenoble, France

10:30-12:00 Rhône 3 B J'ai coupé l'uretère! Chairs: X. Martin (Lyon, France), J. Porcheron (St. Etienne, France) 1. Repérage et protection de l'uretère en chirurgie colorectale G. Poncet, A. Pasquet; Lyon, France 2. Repérage et protection de l'uretère en chirurgie gynécologique O. Dupuis, Lyon, France 3. L'uretère est coupé: conduite à tenir peropératoire X. Martin, Lyon, France 4. Découverte post-opératoire d'une section de l'uretère: les solutions urologiques S. Forest, Lyon, France

12:00-12:12 Rhône 3 B Twelve to Twelve Lecture RENEAU - The North Alps Network for Emergencies F.-X. Ageron (Annecy, France) JOURNÉES RHÔNE ALPES BOURGOGNE AUVERGNE DE CHIRURGIE JOURNÉES RHÔNE ALPES BOURGOGNE AUVERGNE 106 JOURNÉES RHÔNE ALPES BOURGOGNE AUVERGNE DE CHIRURGIE

12:30-13:30 Rhône 3 B Académie de Chirurgie Free Paper Session Chair: J. Baulieux (Lyon, France) 1. Pediatric abdominal emergency surgery: Intestinal malrotation P.Y. Mure, T. Gelas, C. Batailler; Lyon, France 2. Ocular injuries; from darkness to light F. Benbouzid, C. Denis; Lyon, France 3. Dual mobility cup, a safe solution for high risk patients J.H. Caton, A. Ferreira, J.L. Prudon, T. Aslanian; Lyon, France 4. Endoscopically assisted nerve decompression of rare nerve com- pression and constriction syndromes at the upper extremity F.M. Leclere, M. Germain, E. Vogelin; Paris, France/ Berne, Switzerland 5. Association of surgery and interventional endoscopy for treatment of gastric fistulas after sleeve gastrectomy for morbid obesity P.H. Marre, J.C.H. Coffin, S. Kamoun-Zana, P. Lebars, J.M. Molasoko, A. Timores, B. Wisnieski; France

14:00-15:30 Rhône 3 B Complications de la chirurgie colorectale basse Chair: J.Y. Mabrut (Lyon, France), G. Poncet (Lyon, France) 1. Efficacité de la colostomie ou ileostomie de protection? D. Voirin, Grenoble, France 2. Que faire en cas de fuite anastomotique peropératoire ? G. Barabino, St. Etienne, France 3. Complications immédiates et à distance: Nécrose du colon descendu Fistule Sténose G. Bozio, Lyon, France JOURNÉES RHÔNE ALPES BOURGOGNE AUVERGNE DE CHIRURGIE JOURNÉES RHÔNE ALPES BOURGOGNE AUVERGNE 107 JOURNÉES RHÔNE ALPES BOURGOGNE AUVERGNE DE CHIRURGIE

16:00-17:30 Rhône 3 B Controverse: faut-il opérer les cholécystites aigues en urgence? Chairs: K. Slim (Clermont Ferand, France), J.G. Balique (St. Etienne, France) 1. Oui G. Passot, Lyon, France 2. Non J. Gagnière, Clermont Ferrand, France Innovations chirurgicales en Rhône-Alpes-Bourgogne-Auvergne Chairs: : J.L. Caillot (Lyon, France), M. Adham (Lyon, France) 1. Saint-Etienne: ICG et marge de résection hépatique G. Barabino, St. Etienne, France 2. Grenoble: Robotique et chirurgie digestive D. Voirin, Grenoble, France 3. Lyon: Traitement préventif des carcinoses péritonéales O. Glehen, Lyon, France 4. Dijon: CHIPOFIL: amélioration de la faisabilité et de la sécurité de la CHIP O. Facy, Dijon, France 5. Clermont-Ferrand: conséquences hémodynamiques des clampages porte et cave au cours des hépatectomies O. Antomarchi, Clermont Ferrand, France JOURNÉES RHÔNE ALPES BOURGOGNE AUVERGNE DE CHIRURGIE JOURNÉES RHÔNE ALPES BOURGOGNE AUVERGNE 108 POSTER INDEX

ABDOMINAL WALL RECONSTRUCTION

P001 - Surgical treatment of incarceration hernia J. Mladenovic, S. Mladenovic, N. Videnovic, A. Sekulic, M. Filipovic; Kosovska Mitrovica/RS

AMPUTATIONS FOR LIMB TRAUMA

P002 - Amputation rate of lower extremity vascular injury – outcome related to the Mangled Extremity Severity Score J. Pometlová, L. Pleva, M. Šír; Ostrava/CZ P003 - Tenorrafias and Neurorrafias Deferred in Hand Replantation: A Case Report A.D.J. Barragán Morteo1, M. Martinez Jimenez1, C. Mauricio Alvarado2; 1San Luis Potosí/MX, 2Seville/ES

BARIATRIC SURGERY : COMPLICATIONS MANAGEMENT

P006 - Jejunal Obstruction caused by Migrated Gastric Band C. Arvieux, F. Reche, N. Gallet; La Tronche/FR

CHAIN OF SURVIVAL

P007 - Mythbuster: is it safe to omit repeat Hb measurement after the initial Hb in haemodynamically stable trauma patients? J. Sierink, P. Joosse, S. de Castro, N. Schep, J.C. Goslings; Amsterdam/NL P011 - Acute appendicitis and complications J. Mladenovic, S. Mladenovic, N. Videnovic, A. Sekulic; Kosovska Mitrovica/RS P012 - Helitransportation A.J. D'Almeida1, R. Pimentel2, S. Madeira2, J. Cardoso3, M. Oliveira4, J. Maciel3; 1Porto/PT, 2Coimbra/PT, 3Vila Nova De Gaia/PT, 4Lisboa/PT

EMERGENCY LAPAROSCOPY

P016 - Single-Incision Laparoscopic Surgery (SILS) For Appendectomy Initial Experience M. Celik, A. Dural, M. Dogan, O. Kones, C. Akarsu, M. Gonenc, M. Kalayci, H. ALIS; Istanbul/TR P017 - Health economics of laparoscopic appendicectomy; A retrospective study D. Luke1, J. Lewin1, A. Kidd2; 1Stoke On Trent/UK, 2Wolverhampton/UK P019 - The abdominal Cocoon: idiopathic sclerosing encapsulating peritonitis: case report and review of the literature M. Jovani1, M. Porta1, P. Omodei1, C. Bonifacio1, H. Kurihara2, F. Baticci2; 1Rozzano/IT, 2Rozzano - Milan/IT P021 - Acute diaphragmatic hernia after spine surgery repaired by laparoscopic mesh application

R. Bini, D. Fontana, A. Longo, R. Leli; Turin/IT POSTER INDEX 109 POSTER INDEX

P022 - Laparoscopy - standard in abdominal emergency – our experience P. Radu, V. Strambu, M. Bratucu, D. Garofil, C. Iorga, C. Iorga, S. Stoian, C. Pasnicu, F. Popa, V. Grigorean, M. Popescu; Bucharest/RO P023 - Laparoscopic appendectomy;our initial experiences R. Eryilmaz, T. Bilecik, C.O. Ensari; Antalya/TR HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK

P024 - Antithrombin reduces inflammatory and microcirculatory sequelae in closed soft tissue injury and endotoxemia P. Gierer, F. Laue, R. Rotter, G. Gradl, T. Mittlmeier, B. Vollmar; Rostock/DE P027 - Acute Traumatic Coagulopathy: How Soon Does It Occur? S.F. Lim, C.K. Chong; Singapore/SG P028 - Aortic Injury by Defective Trocar During Laparoscopic Procedure: A Case Report C. Mauricio Alvarado, P.C. Fernandez Zamora, F. Del Rio Lafuente, F. Oliva Mompeán; Seville/ES P029 - Isolated superficial femoral vein injury – harmless or lethal? V. Reva, A. Pronchenko, I. Samokhvalov; Saint-Petersburg/RU P030 - Ruptured iliac aneurysm with an iliaco-caval fistula M. Leliveld, Tilburg/NL P031 - Facial trauma - cause of hemorrhagic shock J. Konecny, L. Veverkova, M. Reska, J. Ciernik, I. Capov; Brno/CZ P032 - Popliteal vascular trauma: a surgical emergency L. Duarte, J. Rodrigues, A. Simões; Viseu/PT LIFE-THREATENING ABDOMINAL DISEASE

P034 - Evaluation of risk factors for bowel necrosis in patients with hepatic portal venous gas H. Koami1, Y. Sakamoto1, K. Yamada1, T. Isa2; 1Saga City/JP, 2Urasoe City/JP P035 - Survey of the professional practices of physicians during inter-hospital transportation of patients with severe post partum hemorrhage C. Jabeur1, M.P. Poloujadoff1, R. Getti1, R. Ruiz Almenar1, G. Constant2, S. Lemoine3, C. Richard4, A. Popowski1; 1Poissy/FR, 2Dreux/FR, 3Paris/FR, 4Le Chesnay/FR P036 - Delayed presentation of posttraumatic diaphragmatic hernia H. Yanar, E. Ozkurt, I. Sarici, M. Ilhan, A. Gok, O. Agcaoglu, K. Günay, R. Guloglu, C. Ertekin; Istanbul/TR P037 - The clinical study of diaphragmatic injury with herniation S. Hikida, T. Sakamoto, N. Yamashita, O. Takasu, M. Takamatsu, M. Nabeta, M. Moroki, H. Uzu, T. Morita, T. Hirayu, M. Yoshiyama, M. Nagase; Kurume City/JP P041 - Trauma: the importance of the "seat belt" sign M. Mullan1, R. McBride2, B. Dasari3; 1Ba/UK, 2Belfast/UK, 3Ab/UK P042 - Traumatic diaphragmatic injury P. Gradauskas, G. Brimas, E. Gaidamonis, S. Tamulis; Vilnius/LT POSTER INDEX 110 POSTER INDEX

P044 - Traumatic implantation - A novel aetiology in Peritoneal Mesothelioma N. Humphrys, A. Downing, M. Sinclair, L. Evans; Ipswich/UK P045 - Emergency stomas: rising to new heights K. Burke, C. Robinson, A. James, K. Thiruppathy, S. Snooks; London/UK P046 - Nonoperative Management In Penetrating Abdominal Trauma: Our experience and Proposed Algorithm J. Aguilar García1, A. Carreón Cepeda1, F.R. Vázquez González1, L. Guevara Torres1, J.M. Sánchez Aguilar1, C. Mauricio Alvarado2; 1San Luis Potosí/MX, 2Seville/ES P047 - Case Report: Fourniers gangrene in a setting of limited diagnostic resources and literature review P.E. Hoyte-Williams, E. Ntifo-Siaw, F. Hoyte-Williams; Tamale/GH P048 - Pyloric exclusion - an easy way to do it C. Mesquita, Coimbra/PT P050 - Obturator canal hernias - an occult cause of small bowel obstruction P. Gogalniceanu, R. Naik, S. Khan, J. Hamdani, R. Boulton, V. Gadhvi, T. Jeddy, J. Menon; London/UK P051 - Splenic decapsulation – a seldom complication after gastroscopy I. Fuchs1, R. Schrittwieser1, J. Tauss1, F. Kovar2; 1Bruck/Mur/AT, 2Vienna/AT P052 - Megarectum – When You Operate? M. Sá, J. Constantino, A. Oliveira, L.F. Pinheiro; Viseu/PT P053 - Isolated Pancreatic Injuries in Trauma Patients I. Sarici, E. Ozkurt, M. Ilhan, A. Gok, F. Yanar, O. Agcaoglu, H. Yanar, K. Günay, R. Guloglu, C. Ertekin; Istanbul/TR P055 - Autologous splenic transplantation in emergency - 3 case reports M. Semião, I. Dionísio, P. Serralheiro, S. Neves, G. Pastor, C. Gama; Covilhã/PT P057 - Conservative approach of perfurated duodenal diverticulum - case report M. Ferreira, N. Santos, C. Casimiro, L.F. Pinheiro; Viseu/PT P059 - Congenital Mesenteric Defect Presenting as Acute Sigmoid Volvolus I. Kyei1, A. Twum2, M. Kyei1; 1Kumasi/GH, 2Sunyani/GH P060 - Aorto-Enteric Fistula: Case Report S. Shaunak1, K. Jamal2, S. Kalsi2, D. Nehra2; 1Isleworth/UK, 2Carshalton/UK P061 - Splenic injury after colonoscopy requiring splenectomy R. McBride1, B. Dasari2, M. Mullan3, H. Magowan4, M. Yousaf4, E. Mackle4; 1Belfast/UK, 2Ab/UK, 3Ba/UK, 4Craigavon/UK P062 - Interhospital transfer for definitive care - when bad decisions take place and ATLS protocols are compromised. N. Moreira, M.I. Coelho, L. Reis, L. Carvalho, C. Almeida; S. Martinho Do Bispo/PT P063 - Is there still a role for conservative surgery in traumatic splenic injuries? 2 case studies and discussion , N. Moreira, L. Reis, L. Martins, C. Almeida; S. Martinho Do Bispo/PT M.I. Coelho POSTER INDEX 111 POSTER INDEX

P065 - Perioperative hemodynamic state by decompressive laparotomy for abdominal compartment syndrome J. Takamatsu, Amagasaki/JP P067 - Value of Chest Computed Tomography for Detection of Occult Thoracic Injuries in Polytrauma K.N. Han, G.J. Seo; Seoul/KR P069 - Epidemiology of severe chest trauma after road traffic accident: incidence, description of lesions and lethality E. Rulliat1, J. David1, A. Ndiaye2, T. Lieutaud1; 1Pierre Bénite/FR, 2Bron, Lyon/FR P070 - Boerhaave Syndrome - about a case A.J. D'Almeida, M. Santos, S. Costa, J. Cardoso, J. Ferreira, J. Maciel; Vila Nova De Gaia/PT P071 - A contribution of multidetector computed tomography to indications for chest wall stabilisation in multiple rib fractures F. Vyhnanek, Prague/CZ P073 - Influence of gender on outcome polytraumatized patients with severe chest trauma C. Schröter, H. Andruszkow, F. Hildebrand, P. Mommsen, C. Krettek, C. Zeckey; Hannover/DE P074 - Emergent Thoracotomy for aortic penetrating wound in a peripheral hospital – a case report T. Radu, C. Wahlen, P. Camelbeeck; Montegnee/BE P074A - Effect of n-acetylcystein (nac) in experimental blunt liver injury H. Erkol, E. Yilmaz, N. Kahramansoy, A. Kukner, T. Firat, M. Tosun; Bolu/TK NETWORKS - REGISTRIES

P077 - Tibial fractures in polytrauma patients: risk factors of infection and delayed fracture healing after intramedulary nailing K. Handojo1, W. Metsemakers1, P. Reynders2, S. Nijs1; 1Leuven/BE, 2Brussels/BE NEW TECHNOLOGIES

P078 - Value of the middle latency auditory evoked potential index of comatose patients for predicting neurological outcomes after emergency craniotomy J. TsurukirI, J. Akimoto, S. Mishima; Tokyo/JP P079 - Operative treatment using small lateral incision for intra-articular calcaneal fractures. Y. Yamakawa1, T. Noda1, R. Harada2, Y. Kinami2, Y. Shimamura2, T. Ozaki2; 1Okayama/JP, 2Okayama City/JP P080 - Are there any differences in various polyaxial locking systems concerning multidirectional angular stable distal radius plates? I. Mehling1, R. Scheifl2, D. Mehler1, H. Hely2, P. Rommens1, S. Dietz1; 1Mainz/DE, 2Rüsselsheim/DE P081 - Treatment of malleolar fractures using intraoperative 3D-Image (AO 44-C type) M. Yoshida, Okayama/JP POSTER INDEX 112 POSTER INDEX

P082 - Vacuum therapy in severe injuries of the limbs M. Nagea, O. Lupescu, G.I. Popescu, A. Dimitriu, D. Lupescu, C. Patru; Bucharest/RO P083 - Comparison of Regenerated and Non-regenerated Oxidized Cellulose Hemostatic Agents K. Lewis1, M. Urban1, L. Lin1, H. Redl2, A. Goppelt2; 1Deerfield, IL/US, 2Vienna/AT P086 - Evaluation of pain management in thoracic wall injury: a pain model based on chest wall correction in pectus excavatum patients J.M. van der Maat, W.P. Zuidema, A.F.W. van der Steeg, Y. Poelemeijer, E.S.M. de Lange- de Klerk, H.A. Heij; Amsterdam/NL PEDIATRIC TRAUMA

P089 - Differences in therapy for blunt splenic injury between adults and pediatric patients M.P. Teuben, L. Leenen; Utrecht/NL P092 - Isolated jejunal perforation caused by bicycle handlebar trauma in a patient with a mobile right colon G. Kucuk, Giresun/TR P095 - Management of children with blunt liver injury A. Pereyaslov, S. Chooklin; Lviv/UA P096 - Anatomical management of the knee ligament injury in a child – a case report S. Simon, Z. Rasic; Vinkovci/HR P097 - Posterior Fixation Of Type 4 Capitellum Humeri Fractures With Full-Threaded Screws In Adolescents T. Kurtulmu , N. Sa lam, G. Ska, F. Akpınar; Istanbul/TR P098 - Simultaneous fracture of the radial head and the distal radius in a 11 year old girl L. Meier, R. Maduz; Olten/CH P099 - Displaced fractures and physeal ankle injuries in children S. Mihaljevic, F. Vindišar, M. Vlaovic, D. Brilej; Celje/SI PELVIC TRAUMA

P100 - The Incidence of Venous Thromboembolism in Trauma Patients with Pelvic or Acetabular Fracture; Prospective study J. Kim1, J. Kim2, K. Park3, H. Oh4; 1Busan/KR, 2Seoul/KR, 3Guri/KR, 4Goyang/KR P101 - Comparison of External Fixation Methods for Unstable Pelvic Ring Fractures K. Oe1, N. Kouki2, T. Niikura3, S.Y. Lee3, R. Kuroda3, A. Sakurai1, M. Kurosaka3; 1Sumoto/JP, 2Fukui/JP, 3Kobe/JP P102 - Management Of Late Rectal Perforation After Hand Made Explosive Injury With Self Expandible Covered Stent (SECS) And Vacuum Assisted Closure (VAC): A Case Report M. Özer, A. Co kun, H. Sinan, M. Saydam, Y. Peker, . Ö ünç, S. Demirba , Y. PEKER; Ankara/TR P103 - Transient Post-traumatic Cortical Blindness due to Bilateral Occipital Lobe Infarcts in a Multiply-injured patient: a case report , P. Ng, S. Koh; Singapore/SG S.F. Lim, C.K. Chong POSTER INDEX 113 POSTER INDEX

P104 - Osteonecrosis of femoral head after pelvic fracture with polytrauma - A Case Report K. Park1, J. Kim2, H. Oh3, J. Kim4; 1Guri/KR, 2Seoul/KR, 3Goyang/KR, 4Busan/KR P105 - The outcome of management of the open pelvic fracture with extensive perineal injury E. Ghayem Hassankhani, A. Birjandi Nejad, G. Ghayem Hassankhani, A. Abdllahi; Mashad/IR P106 - Neglected Morel-Lavallee lesion: Report of 2 cases S. Takahara1, K. Oe2, K. Yamaguchi2, H. Fujita2, A. Sakurai2, S. Sawamura2, S.Y. Lee1, T. Niikura1, M. Kurosaka1; 1Kobe/JP, 2Sumoto/JP P110 - External fixation in pelvic fractures-posibilities and limits O. Lupescu, M. Nagea, G.I. Popescu, A. Dimitriu, C. Patru, D. Lupescu; Bucharest/RO P112 - Diagnosis and clinical result of acetabular fractures with dome impaction or marginal impaction N. Shiota, M. Yoshida, T. Sato; Okayama/JP P114 - Treatment of open pelvic fractures M. Inoue, T. Noda, Y. Yamakawa, R. Harada, Y. Kinami, Y. Shimamura, T. Ozaki; Okayama/JP SPORT RELATED INJURIES

P116 - Surgical treatment of distal clavicle fractures using Scorpion® (fixing plate for distal clavicle fracture) T. Matsuura1, H. Minehara1, T. Suzuki1, M. Uchino2, T. Kawamura1, M. Itoman3, M. Takaso1; 1Sagamihara/JP, 2Kitamoto City/JP, 3Kitakyusyu/JP P118 - Relation between size of posterior fragment and development of osteoarthritis in 77 operated trimalleolar fractures S.M. Verhage, J.M. Hoogendoorn, S. Meylaerts; The Hague/NL P121 - Isolated dislocation of the proximal tibiofibular joint G. Stollenwerck, M. Mahajan; The Hague/NL SURGICAL ONCOLOGIC EMERGENCIES

P129 - Missing an opportunity? - Prior use of the Emergency Department by newly diagnosed low rectal or anal cancers L. Evans1, N. Humphrys1, J. Evans2; 1Ipswich/UK, 2Colchester/UK P132 - Spontaneous Rupture Of The Spleen in non-diagnosed AL Amyloidosis: A Case Report C. Mauricio Alvarado, M. Zambrano Olivo, E. Navarrete de Cárcer, T. Guzmán Valencia, F. Oliva Mompeán; Seville/ES P133 - Emergency total and sub-total colectomy in left-sided neoplastic colon obstruction F. Loddo, M. Fusca, R. Bini, D. Fontana, T. Viora, R. Leli; Turin/IT P134 - Urgent Palliative Treatment Approaches In Mechanic Jaundice Because Of Malign Tumors M.C. Kizilkaya, F. Erozgen, A. Kocakusak, M. AKINCI, S. Tuzun, R. Kaplan; Istanbul/TR P135 - Surgical management of ileocecal intussusception caused by right colon adenocarcinoma N. Bourilhon, C. Sheiwe, F. Le Moigne, F. Milou, M. Imperato, P. Michel; Lyon/FR POSTER INDEX 114 POSTER INDEX

TEACHING TRAUMA AND EMERGENCY SURGERY

P139 - Epidemiology, treatment and complications of foreign bodies in upper extremity T. Kurtulmu , G. Saka, N. Sa lam, F. Akpınar; Istanbul/TR P140 - Management of liver and spleen trauma, two- year experience S. Stabina, A. Kaminskis, G. Pupelis; Riga/LV P141 - Treatment options in the duodenal injuries in polytrauma patients G. Rojnoveanu, G. Ghidirim, I. Gagauz, R. Gurghish, V. Gafton, M. Vozian, S. Tsintsari, E. Aneste; Kishinev/MD P143 - Intraarticular Pilon Fractures Treated with External Fixation and Minimal Internal Osteosynthesis S. Milenkovic, M. Mitkovic; Nis/RS P144 - Temporary external fixation for the management of the fractures of the lower extremity M. Uchino1, T. Matsuura2, H. Minehara2; 1Kitamoto City/JP, 2Sagamihara/JP P145 - Selective vs. Non-Selective CT Scanning: Are We Missing Anything? M. Bonta, B. Radcliffe, J. Hubartt, B. Dean; Columbus, OH/US P146 - right diaphragmatic hernia post traumatic: about a case S. Zatir, A.S. Taouagh, R. Koudjiti; Oran/DZ P147 - Treatment change for fasciotomy wounds in compartment syndrome M. Nakawaki, H. Minehara, T. Suzuki, T. Matsuura, M. Takaso; Sagamihara/JP P148 - Management of large lipoma of transverse colon D. Soldatenkova, S. Stabina, A. Boks, G. Pupelis; Riga/LV P149 - Selective Non Operative Management of Penetrating Abdominal Gunshot Wounds C. Akarsu1, M. Celik1, H. Yigitbas1, F. Islim2, A. Dural1, F.A. Salik2, K. Temizgonul1, H. Alis1; 1Istanbul/TR, 2Istanbul/TR P150 - Severe open tibial fractures treated with the 'Flap and Frame' technique J. Fagg, E. Mills, S. Royston; Sheffield/UK P151 - Ipsilateral tibial fractures treated with the Ilizarov apparatus I. Lalic, V. Kecojevic, M. Lukic, B. Vukajlovic, S. Tomic; Novi Sad/RS P153 - Biological War and Emergency Approaches N. Ö ünç, D. Selimen; Istanbul/TR P154 - Operative Treatment of Fractures of the Scapula A. Baltov, Sofia/BG P156 - Pattern of traumatic maxillofacial injuries among the young adult Qatari population during the years 2006-2009 F. Nasser, I. Farag, S. Taha; Doha/QA P157 - Meckel's diverticulum and small bowel injury after penetrant abdominal trauma: a case report A. Dogjani, B. Hasanaj; Tirana/AL P162 - Availability of Use Seat Belts and Characteristics in Taxis Passengers in Visited Emergency Department , Incheon/KR S.H. WOO POSTER INDEX 115 POSTER INDEX

TEAMWORK IN TRAUMA CARE

P168 - Evaluation of times for completion of imaging in serious trauma patients C. Peugeot-Mortier, F. Koenig, G. Capellier, T. Desmettre; Besançon Cedex/FR P169 - The role of plastic surgery in complex fractures of the proximal tibia P. Suomalainen, T. Pakarinen; Tampere/FI P172 - Bullhorn injuries: a unique pattern of injuries, combining at times penetrating trauma with visceral and vascular lesions, extensive soft tissue damage, and blunt trauma F. Turégano Fuentes, A. Sanchez-Arteaga, L. Zarain, R. Franco Herrera, L. Alvarez, M.D. Pérez Díaz; Madrid/ES P173 - Extracranial carotid artery disection – late manifestation after minor motorbike injury – case report J. Ciernik, J. Konecny, M. Reska, R. Hasara; Brno/CZ P174 - Promoting patient safety by structured transfer of information in replacement of scrub nurse during prolonged trauma surgical operative procedures E. Jongsma, A.F.W. van der Steeg, W.P. Zuidema; Amsterdam/NL P176 - Major trauma, costs analisys of a single institute A. Varischi, G. Mammoliti, M. Crepaldi, F. Baticci, D. Poldi, B. Borelli; Rozzano/IT P177 - Initial Nursing Management of Patient with Severe Traumatic Brain Injury S. Öztekin1, S. Yüksel2; 1Istanbul/TR, 2Bolu/TR P178 - The ageing surgeon: To engage or to dismiss? Retirement from orthopedic-trauma surgery: second career or beginning of the end S. Frenyo, Budapest/HU P180 - Treatment strategy of femur fractures H. Minehara1, M. Uchino2, T. Suzuki1, T. Matsuura1, T. Kawamura1, K. Souma1, M. Takaso1; 1Sagamihara/JP, 2Kitamoto City/JP P181 - Temporal bone fracture and hearing loss I. Kalaitsidou, K. Argyriou, A. Pavlidou, G. Psillas, V. Vital; Thessaloniki/GR P182 - Emergency fast track for trauma P. Ramos, Funchal/PT P184 - Treatmen of Distal Tibial Fractures Using Hybrid External Fixators K. Papagiannakos, P. Kakavas, A. Priftis, P. Kalantzis, E. Nikas, P. Bountouris, K. Doudoulakis, I. Akrivos; Athens/GR P185 - Polytrauma - the view of intensivists D. Märzova, Z. Kos, J. März; Karlovy Vary/CZ P186 - Grade III renal blunt injury in a single kidney patient N. Fernandes, D. Fernandes, I. Subotin, R. Ribeiro, M. Reis, L. Silva, P. Ramos, C. Caldeira, J. Nunes, E. Parodi, M. Serrão, F. Jasmins, A. Teixeira; Funchal/PT P187 - Trauma Team in portuguese hospital A.J. D'Almeida1, M. Santos2, L. Barbosa2, S. Costa2, J. Ferreira2, J. Cardoso2, J. Maciel2; 1Porto/PT, 2Vila Nova De Gaia/PT P188 - Impact of ATLS guidelines introduction on 6 hours mortality for severe trauma in a busy metropolitan hospital , D. Piazzalunga, R. Manfredi, F. Coccolini, L. Ansaloni; Bergamo/IT

POSTER INDEX S. Magnone 116 POSTER INDEX

TRAUMA IN THE ELDERLY

P193 - Outcomes of Elderly Patients Receiving Anticoagulants or Antiplatelet Agents with Fall-Related Traumatic Intracranial Hemorrhage M. Anastasiu, R. Popescu, N. Micu, R. Dedu; Buzau/RO P194 - The concept of point contact fixation – interface mechanics of cerclages M. Lenz1, S. Perren1, B. Gueorguiev1, R. Richards1, A. Fernandez Dell'Oca2, D. Höntzsch3, G. Hofmann4, M. Windolf1; 1Davos Platz/CH, 2Montevideo/UY, 3Tübingen/DE, 4Jena/DE P195 - Does a Dedicated Unit for the Treatment of Fractured Hips improve inpatient outcomes? A. Khoriati, Stevenage/UK P196 - Proximal humerus fracture: is the conservative treatment realistic even in complex fracture? F. Minervini1, J. Boettcher2, L. Regusci3, G. Peloni3, M. Vincenti1, M. Brenna3, F. Fasolini3; 1Muensterlingen/CH, 2Lugano/CH, 3Mendrisio/CH P197 - Percutaneos plate of Gotfried for pertrochanteric fractures T. Kozák, R. Hart; Znojmo/CZ P198 - Vertebral body stenting as an alternative for the treatment of vertebral fractures in the elderly F. Hartmann, M. Griese, E. Gercek, P. Rommens; Mainz/DE P199 - Occult Hemodynamic Deterioration in Elderly Injured Patients With Massive Hemorrhage Y. Mizobata, H. Yamamoto, S. Kaga, K. Kaneda, T. Yamamoto, N. Shinyama, T. Nishiuchi, H. Yamamura; Osaka, Osaka/JP P200 - Does a standardized protocol decrease complication rate after the operative treat- ment of ankle fractures in patients with diabetes mellitus? T. Pakarinen, P. Suomalainen, H. Haapasalo, H. Laine; Tampere/FI P201 - Bipolar hip hemiarthroplasty in fracture neck of femur K.W. Cheung, K.Y. Chung, K.H. Chiu; Hong Kong/HK P202 - Additional Fibula Fixation Combined with Tibia Bone Fracture Osteosynthesis. When is it required? G. Gayko1, A. Kalashnikov1, V. Malyk2, O. Tyazhelov3; 1Kyiv/UA, 2Poltava/UA, 3Kharkiv/UA P203 - Pertrochanteric fracture in elderly M. Forman, D. Kusý, M. Carda; Pardubice/CZ P206 - The paradoxical survival benefit of pre-hospital aspirin in traumatic intracranial hemorrhage. Et tu, Platelets? E. Reilly1, A. McNicholas2; 1Philadelphia, PA/US, 2West Reading, PA/US P207 - In adults with minor head injury is symptoms in elderly patients different from symptoms in younger patients: A retrospective Cohort study O. Jibuike, J. Batchelor, R. Jones; Sl/UK P208 - Treatment of infection after ostheosynthesis of the distal tiba with Ilizarov method , V. Uljak, A. Sumanovac; Vinkovci/HR S. Simon, Z. Rasic POSTER INDEX 117 POSTER INDEX

P209 - Retrograde locked intramedullary nailing of femoral fractures in elderly patients - our experiences P. Kloc, Presov/SK P211 - Male Sexual Dysfunction After Pelvic Fracture C. Copuroglu1, B. Yilmaz2, S. Yilmaz2, M. Ozcan1, M. Ciftdemir1, E. Copuroglu1; 1Edirne/TR, 2Adıyaman/TR P212 - A new synthesis device for lateral femoral fractures V. Freda, A. Fraccascia, V. Caiaffa; Taranto/IT P213 - Improving Access to Surgical Care for Hip Fracture Patients J. Waddell, R. McGlasson, J. McMullan, N. Lo; Toronto, ON/CA P214 - Analysis of mortality causes and associated risk factors in a prospective court of elderly trauma patients I. Martínez-Casas, J. Sancho Insenser, E. Membrilla Fernández, M.J. Pons Fragero, F. Isbert Trullas, L. Grande Posa; Barcelona/ES P215 - Radiographic outcomes of distal radius fractures treated by ORIF or pin fixation – Single centre study A. Berg, S. Chambers, C. Lodge, R. Nanda; Stockton On Tees/UK P216 - Salvage of failed treatment of intertrochanteric fractures N. Tzachev, A. Baltov, B. Zlatev, A. Iotov; Sofia/BG P218 - Massive hemoperitoneum caused by corpus luteum cyst rupture after blunt trauma to the left lower quadrant A. Guzelay1, G. Kucuk2; 1Samsun/TR, 2Giresun/TR P219 - Flail upper limb due to delayed presentation of a traumatic brachial artery pseudoaneurysm J. Kaczynski1, M. Wilczynska2, L. Fligelstone1; 1Swansea/UK, 2Llanelli/UK P220 - Reverse obliquety fracture of the proximal part of the femur treated with intramedullary nail I. Kostic, M. Mitkovic, M. Mitkovic; Nis/RS P222 - How do the elderly cope with Ilizarov frames? K. Emberton, M. Vincent, S. Royston, M. Dennison, J. McGregor-Riley; Sheffield/UK P223 - Geriatric Fall-related Injuries in the United Arab Emirates A. Hefny1, A. Abbas2, F. Abu-Zidan3; 1Al Ain, Uae/AE, 2Al Ai N/AE, 3Alin/AE P224 - Clinical Short-Term Outcome Proximal Humerus Fracture Fixation With Proximal Humerus Locking Osteosynthesis (PHILOS) S. Abdul Rahim, Sungai Petani/MY P227 - Outcomes in Geriatric Trauma: What Really Matters C.M. Lee, W. Loh, D. Ho, C.K. Chong; Singapore/SG P229 - Proximal femur hemiarthroplasty with cementless stem in ederly patiens in our departement P. Janata, Jicin/CZ P233 - Treatment of periprosthetic supracondylar fractures with a retrograde nail A. Toro, A. Jorge, L. García Lamas; Madrid/ES POSTER INDEX 118 POSTER INDEX

P234 - Minimally Invasive Plate Osteosynthesis(MIPO) of proximal humeral shaft fractures by double-plate method with the locking plates: A case report R. Harada, Y. Shimamura, T. Noda, Y. Kinami, M. Inoue, Y. Yamakawa, T. Ozaki; Okayama City/JP P235 - Dupuytren's contracture - Our experiences Z. Todorovi , Leskovac/RS P236 - Periprosthetic fracture - traumatic problem in the elderly M. Was, W. Lachowicz, A. Mendiola, C.E.C. Cervantes; Torrevieja/ES P237 - Early balloon kyphoplasty (BKPL) in fragility vertebral compression fractures (VCF) influences quality of life R. Komadina, S. Mihaljevic, D. Brilej; Celje/SI WAR AND TERRORISM RELATED INJURIES

P238 - Krukenberg procedure: still indicated in countries at war L. Mathieu1, C. Gaillard2, F. Mottier1, N. Pellet3, F. Rongiéras1; 1Lyon/FR, 2Toulon/FR, 3Bordeaux/FR P239 - War injuries of children cephalic extremity: Experience in French NATO hospital in Kabul, AFGHANISTAN about 34 cases between July 2009 and March 2012 H. El Chehab1, A. Bertani2, J.L. Daban3, T. Monchal4, P. Candoni5, J.M. Delmas1, J.M. Gi- raud1, J.P. Renard1; 1Paris/FR, 2Lyon/FR, 3Clamart/FR, 4Toulon/FR, 5Marseille/FR P240 - Surgical management of open fracture of the limbs by external fixation and minimal internal fixation Y. Baudoin, C. Butin, M. Dupond; Toulon/FR P241 - Health related quality of life after a calcaneal fracture G. Alexandridis, L. Leenen; Utrecht/NL P242 - Pediatric wartime: first learning of 63 pediatric intensive care unit admissions in the French military medical surgical hospital of Kabul A. Salvadori1, P. Pasquier2, J.V. Schaal2, A. Jarrassier2, J. Renner2, S. De Rudnicki1, S. Mérat2; 1Paris/FR, 2Saint Mandé/FR P244 - Protocol proposal of operative treatment of chronic osteomyelitis caused by high kinetic energy projectiles I. Gavrankapetanovic, K. Masak, E. Jerlagic, A. Ahmetovic, E. Bazdar; Sarajevo/BA POSTER INDEX 119 INDEX OF AUTHORS

Author Abstract Page Author Abstract Page Supplement  Supplement  Abba J. O164,O165,O177 72, 72, Arataki S. O187 76 75 Argyriou K. P181 116 Abbas A. P223 118 Arici C. O048 46 Abdelrahman H. O008,O139 32, 64 Armen S. O070 50 Abdllahi A. P105 114 Arnoux P.-J. O168,O169 73, 73 Abdul Rahim S. B. P224 118 Arora S. S. O167 73 Abib S. D.C.V. O245,O275 91, 103 Arvieux C. O164,O165,O177,P006 72, 72, Abrassart S. O237 88 75, 109 Abu Gazala M. O039 43 Asaad S. O090 56 Abu-Zidan F. O118,O150 62, 70 Athanasiou M. O035,O276 43, 103 Acklin Y. P. O024,O121 35, 62 Atik A. O154 70 Adami E. A. O247 91 Augat P. O120 62 Adamski M. O127 63 Austria G. O083 55 Adelved A. O190 76 Auyeung J. O258 98 Adeniran S. O180 75 Azevedo L. M. O007 32 Agcaoglu O. O252,P036,P053 96, 110, Bache C. O034 42 111 Badger S. O249 96 Aghayev E. O235 88 Badran M. O186 76 Aguilar García J. P046 111 Bahouth H. O033,O039 42, 43 Ahmetovic A. P244 119 Bakker F. C. O236 88 Ahononga C. O180 75 Bala M. O086,O274 55, 102 Akarsu C. P016,P149 109, 115 Balandraud P. O243 90 Akilapa O. O034 42 Baltov A. O226 87 Akimoto J. P078 112 Baltov A. G. P154,P216 115, 118 Akinci M. O181,P134 75, 114 Banerjee A. O096,O097 58, 58 Akp
nar F. P097,P139 113, 115 Baqué P. O168,O169,O254 73, 73, Akrivos I. P184 116 97 Akyüz F. O031 37 Barbaro S. O071,O178 50, 75 Al Thani H. O008,O011,O036,O139 32, 33, Barbosa L. P187 116 43, 64 Barillo D. O227 87 Al-Habboubi M. O238 90 Baron Van Imhoff D. O003 32 Al-Lal Y. M. O029 37 Barragán Morteo A.D.J. P003 109 Alam H. B. O105 59 Barral L. O160 71 Albrecht C. O110 61 Bastian O. O279 103 Aldrian S. O110 61 Batchelor J. P207 117 Alexandridis G. P241 119 Baticci F. O027,O174,P019,P176 37, 74, Alin M. O175 74 109, 176 Alis H. P016,P149 109, 115 Battaloglu E. O076,O103 51, 59 Allen S. R. O170 73 Battaloglu E. E. O076,O103 51, 59 Almeida C. C. P062,P063 111 Battiston B. O069,O260 50, 99 Almodóvar Delgado J.A. O281 103 Baudoin Y. P.C. O052,O055,O211A,P240 47, 47, Almogy G. O086,O274 55, 102 84, 119 Altun U ras¸ G. O130 36 Baumann A. O025,O141 37, 69 Alvarez Fernandez-Represa J. O006,O047 32, 46 Baumgaertel F. O211 84 Alvarez L. P172 116 Bazdar E. P244 119 Amariutei A. O164 72 Bdolah- Abram T. O086 55 Ammori M. B. O150 70 Bechi P. O135 64 Anastasiu M. P193 117 Becker S. O151 70 Andley M. O242 90 Beenen L. F. O017 34 Andonova Miloeva M. O135 64 Behrendt D. O208 84 Andrade A. A. O245,O275 91. 103 Bemelman M. O056,O129 47, 63 Andrei G. O250 96 Ben-Ishay O. O033,O039 42, 43 Andruszkow H. O032,P073 42, 112 Benbenishty J. S. O030 37 Aneste E. P141 115 Benbenisty J. O274 102 Ansaloni L. O048,P188 46, 116 Benea H. O277 103 Aprato A. O185 76 Benninger E. O020,O022 34, 34 Arand C. O114 61 Berardino M. O069 50 O = Oral Presentation P = Poster V = Video

120 INDEX OF AUTHORS

Author Abstract Page Author Abstract Page Supplement  Supplement  Berdah S.-V. O168 73 Broertjes K. O095,O229 56, 88 Berg A. J. P215 118 Brouwers L. O024A 35 Bergonzi P. O132 63 Bruinsma W. E. O018 34 Bernards A. O113 61 Brun J. O164 72 Bernstein B. O217 85 Brunet C. O168 73 Bersano A. O185 76 Buijze G. O117 61 Bertani A. O049,O052,O055,O057, 46, 47, Buisman F. O017 61 P239 47, 47, Burke K. A. P045 111 119 Burkhardt M. O224,O235 87, 88 Bertoli P. O048 46 Burneo Esteves M. O029,O042,V05 37, 44, Beuran M. O028,O051,O175,O250 37, 46, 51 74, 96 Burns K. O159 71 Bezstarosti S. O268 100 Bustraan J. O012 33 Bilecik T. P023 110 Butin C. P240 119 Bini R. P021,P133 109, 114 Bège T. O168,O169,O243 73, 73, Birjandi Nejad A. P105 114 90 Bisagni P. O016,O132,O140 33, 63, Böhme J. O207,O208 84, 84 65 Büchler L. O080 54 Biswas S. O068,O142 48, 69 Bücking B. O087 55 Blanleuil M.L. O244 91 Bühren V. O120,O183 62, 76 Blauth M. O082,O199 55, 82 Cabañas-Ojeda J. L. O006,O047 32, 46 Blazejak M. O080 54 Caiaffa V. P212 118 Blesa-Sierra E. O006 32 Caldeira C. P186 116 Bliemel C. O087 55c Calderan T. O077 51 Blin D. O062 48 Camelbeeck P. P074 112 Blocher M. O023,O210 35, 84 Campanati L. O048 46 Bloemers F. W. O236 88 Campos Christo S. F. O007 32 Blokhuis T. O279 103 Camus D. O131,O241 63, 90 Boddaert G. O054 47 Camuzard O. O254 97 Boettcher J. P196 117 Candinas D. O063 48 Bogner R. O023,O210 35, 84 Candoni P. O052,O055,O131,O241, 47, 47, Boks A. P148 115 P239 63, 90, Bonifacio C. P019 109 119 Bonta M. J. P145 115 Cao P. O247 91 Boonen S. O084 55 Capdevila X. O101,O160 58, 71 Borelli B. P176 116 Capellier G. P168 116 Borreca D. O147 69 Capov I. P031 110 Bouillon B. O235 88 Carda M. P203 117 Boulton R. P050 111 Cardoso J. P012,P070,P187 109, Bouman A. I.E. O074 51 112, 116 Bountouris P. P184 116 Carlos J. O182 75 Bourgouin S. O211A 84 Carlucci M. O016,O132,O140 33, 63, Bourguoin S. O168,O169 73, 73 65 Bourilhon N. O148,P135 69, 114 Caronna R. O147,O180 69, 75 Brankin R. O094 56 Carpentier E. O225,O261 87, 99 Brasel K. J. O012 33 Carreón Cepeda A. P046 111 Bratucu M. P022 110 Cartari C. O046 46 Brauner E. O033,O039 42, 43 Carvalho L. A. P062 111 Braza N. O262 99 Carvalho R. O077 51 Breederveld R. O095,O119,O229,O270 56, 62, Cascioli I. O247 91 88, 101 Casimiro C. P057 111 Brenna M. P196 117 Castagnet M. O244 91 Brennan A. O216 85 Cat Ajmone C. O247 91 Brilej D. P099,P237 113, 119 Celik M. F. P016,P149 109, 115 Brimas G. P042 110 Cervantes C.E.C. P236 119 Brink P. O009 33 Cesar B. P. O007 32 Brink P. R.G. O074 51 Cevheroglu C. O031 37 O = Oral Presentation P = Poster V = Video

121 INDEX OF AUTHORS

Author Abstract Page Author Abstract Page Supplement  Supplement  Cezillo M. V.B. O245,O275 91, 103 C uljak V. P208 117 Chadha M. O167 73 Cunningham M. O009 33 Chambers S. O090,O263, P215 56, 99, D’Almeida A.J. S.G..L. P012,P070,P187 109, 118 112, 116 Chambers S. B. P215 118 D’Astorg H. O277 103 Chan F. O215 85 D’Souza N. O050 46 Chapman M. O097 58 Daban J.L. O055,P239 47, 119 Chapman M. P. O096 58 Daman D. O159 71 Charbit J. O101,O138,O160 58, 64, Damizet J.-G. O209 84 71 Daoud M. O033 42 Chardon P. O101 58 Dasari B. O249,P041,P061 96, 110, Chatziantoniou C. O002 32 111 Chaussemier M. O116 61 Dashkovsky I. O068,O142 48, 69 Chauvin F. O057 47 David J.-S. P069 112 Chelnokov A. N. O213 85 Davies G. O104 59 Chen S.-C. O133 64 Davies J. O216 85 Chen Y. O164 72 De Castro S. M. P007 109 Cheung K.W. P201 117 De Jong E. W. O075 51 Chiergatti R. O116 61 De Jong V. M. O128,O253 63, 96 Chin T. L. O097 58 De Jong W.-J. O037,O232 43, 88 Chirletti P. O147 69 De Kerangal X. O053 47 Chiu K.H. P201 117 De Kruijf M. O019 34 Chkhaidze Z. B. O005 32 De Landevoisin E. O131,O241 63, 90 Chong C.K. P027,P103,P227 117, De Lange- De Klerk E.S.M. P086 113 113, 118 De Moya M. A. O105 59 Chooklin S. P095 113 De Rudnicki S. P242 119 Chraim M. O220 86 Dean B. P145 115 Chung K.Y. P201 117 Debnath D. O146 69 Ciampi D. O254 97 Dechert T. O170 73 Cicek E.I. O154 70 Deckelbaum D. L. O238 90 Cicenia G. O016 33 Dedu R. P193 117 Ciernik J. P031,P173 110, 116 Del Rio Lafuente F. P028 110 Ciftdemir M. P211 118 Deleanu B. N. O280 103 Cimerman M. O222 87 Delhom A. O131,O241 63, 90 Claxton B. O216 85 Della Volpe J. D. O196 78 Coccolini F. O048,P188 46, 116 Delmas J.M. O055,P239 47, 119 Coelho M.I. C.M. P062,P063 111, 111 Demiralp B. O154 70 Cohen O. O030 37 Demirba_ S. P102 113 Cohnert T. O025,O141 37, 69 Demortière E. O131,O241 63, 90 Cole P. A. O004 32 Den Hartog D. O017 34 Commandeur J. O119 62 Deniz E. O039A 43 Constant G. P035 110 Dennison M. P222 118 Constantino J. A. P052 111 Deras P. O101 58 Consunji Md Mph R. O036 43 Derksen R.-J. O095,O272 56, 101 Coppola S. O176,O178,O179 75, 75, Deront-Bourdin F. O254 97 75 Desmettre T. P168 116 Copuroglu C. P211 118 Di Giorgio A. O254A 97 Copuroglu E. P211 118 Diaconescu I.-B. O250 96 Cordoba-Sotomayor J. O006,O047 32, 46 Dienstknecht T. O040,O044,O099, 44, 44, Corso R. O071 50 O214,O240,O246 58, 85, Coscarella C. O247 91 90, 91 Costa S. P070,P187 112, 116 Dietz S.-O. P080 112 Costagliola R. O132 63 Dimitriu A. P082,P110 113, 114 Cos¸kun A. K. P102 113 Dinatale G. O147 69 Crepaldi M. P176 116 Dionigi P. O046 46 Cuadrado Ayuso M. O029,V05 37, 51 Dionísio I. P055 111 Culemann U. O235 88 Dogaki Y. O108 60 O = Oral Presentation P = Poster V = Video

122 INDEX OF AUTHORS

Author Abstract Page Author Abstract Page Supplement  Supplement  Dogan M. P016 109 Farouk M. O050 46 Dogaru I. O250 96 Farouk O. O186 76 Dogjani A. S. P157 115 Fasolini F. P196 117 Dorigatti A. O077 51 Fata P. O238 90 Dotzer M. O127 63 Fattori L. O176,O178,O179 75, 75, Doudoulakis K. P184 116 75 Dowen D. J. O090 56 Favuto M. O185 76 Downing A. P044 111 Feldman L. S. O238 90 Drouin C. O131 63 Fell B. O064 48 Drumond D.A. A. O007 32 Felsenstein L. O142 69 Duarte L. A. P032 110 Fernandes D. P186 116 Duchesne J. C. O196 78 Fernandes N. P186 116 Dulfer R. O162 72 Fernandez Dell’Oca A. P194 117 Dupond M. P240 119 Fernandez Zamora P.C. P028 110 Dural A. C. P016,P149 109, 115 Ferreira J. P070,P187 112, 116 Duverger V. O053 47 Ferreira M. C. P057 111 Dziaková J. O047 46 Filipovic M. P001 109 Ebbeling L. O081 54 Firat T. P074A 112 Ebneter L. O022 34 Fischer J. O032 42 Edzang B N. O157 70 Flaris A. N. O013,O209 33, 84 Eid H. O150 70 Fligelstone L. P219 118 Ekeh A.P. O233 88 Flohé S. O100,O102 58, 59 El Chehab H. P239 119 Foco M. O254A 97 El Mestoui Z. O236 88 Fontana D. P021,P133 109, 114 El Moumni M. O037 43 Forman M. P203 117 El-Adly W. O186 76 Foroutan A. O171 73 El-Gafary K. O186 76 Fossati G.S. O046 46 El-Menyar A. O008,O139 32, 64 Foti P. O168 73 Elham B. O171 73 Fournier M. O254 97 Elsorafy K. O202,O259 82, 98 Fox A. D. O070 50 Emberton K. P222 118 Fraccascia A. P212 118 Enchev D. M. O226 87 Fraga G. P. O077 51 Enomoto M. O065,O231 48, 88 Franco Herrera R. O029,O042,P172,V05 37, 44, Ensari C.O. P023 110 116, 51 Erhardt J. O022 34 Frankel H. O070 50 Erichsen C. O183 76 Freda V. P212 118 Erjaee G. O171 73 Frenyo S. P178 116 Erkol H. P074A 112 Friedl W. O021 34 Erozgen F. O181,O251,P134 75, 96, Frink M. O032 42 114 Fruhmann J. O025,O141 37, 69 Erschbamer M. O022 34 Fröhlich M. O100,O102 58, 59 Ertekin C. O031,O085,O252,P036, 37, 55, Fuchs I. P051 111 P053 96, 110, Fuchsberger T. O265 100 111 Fujimi S. O197 78 Erwteman M. O192,O193 78, 78 Fujita H. P106 114 Eryilmaz R. P023 110 Fukui T. O107 60 Eschbach D. A. O087 55 Fukuta M. O115 61 Evans A. O104 59 Furlong M. O211 84 Evans J. P129 114 Furák J. V08 51 Evans L. P044,P129 111, 114 Fusca M. P133 114 Evers S. M.A.A. O074 51 Gaarder C. O060 48 Fabre J.M. O138 64 Gadhvi V. P050 111 Faccincani R. O016,O132,O140 33, 63, Gafton V. P141 115 65 Gagauz I. P141 141 Fagg J. A. P150 115 Gaidamonis E. V. P042 110 Fanello G. O147 69 Gaillard C. P238 119 Farag I. P156 115 Gakidis I. O002 32 O = Oral Presentation P = Poster V = Video

123 INDEX OF AUTHORS

Author Abstract Page Author Abstract Page Supplement  Supplement  Gallet N. P006 109 Graeler H. C. O221 86 Gama C. P055 111 Grande Posa L. P214 118 Gandia Correa A. O281 103 Grant D. O050 46 Ganescu R. O051 46 Greeven A. O268 100 Garcia P. O224 87 Gregori M. O189 76 García Lamas L. P233 118 Greitbauer M. O152,O189 70, 76 Garofil D. P022 110 Griese M. P198 117 Garssen F. O128 63 Griffiths E. J. O094,O198 56, 81 Gaspar B. O028,O175 37, 74 Grigorean V. P022 110 Gatti V. O046 46 Groen H. O037 43 Gauger E. O004 32 Groen S.R. O041 44 Gavrankapetanovic I. P244 119 Grosso E. O069,O260 50, 99 Gayko G. V. O112,P202 61, 117 Gruszka D. S. O098,O114 58, 61 Gayto R. O180 75 Grønborg H. O172 73 Geeraedts L. M. O236 88 Grün O. O039A 43 Geisler V. O207 84 Gueorguiev B. O080,O082,O199,P194 54, 55, Gercek E. P198 117 82, 117 Getti R. P035 110 Guevara Torres L. P046 111 Ghasabyan A. O097 58 Gui D. O254A 97 Ghasoup A. O195 78 Guidry C. O196 78 Ghayem Hassankhani E. P105 114 Guillon F. O138 64 Ghayem Hassankhani G. P105 114 Guitton T. O018 34 Ghazali D. O244 91 Guloglu R. O031,O085,O252,P036, 37, 50, Ghidirim G. P141 115 P053 96, 110, Giannakopoulos G. F. O192,O193,O236 78, 78, 111 88 Gurghish R. P141 115 Giannoudis P. V. O155,O282 70, 103 Gurung R. C. O146 69 Gianolio M. O069 50 Guzelay A. P218 118 Giantzaklidis S. O035,O276 43, 103 Guzmán Valencia T. P132 114 Gibbs J. O201 82 Gárgyán I. V08 51 Gibson S. O079 51 Günay K. O031,O085,O252,P036, 37, 55, Gick S. O256 98 P053 96, 110, Gierer P. P024 110 111 Girard E. O165,O177 72, 75 Haan J. D. O272 101 Giraud J.M. P239 119 Haapasalo H. P200 117 Giuli Capponi M. O048 46 Haas R. O200 555 Glomsaker T. O026 37 Haas S. O257 89 Glott T. O190 76 Hadary A. O068,O142 48, 69 Goetzen M. O082,O199 55, 82 Hajdu S. O189 76 Gogalniceanu P. P050 111 Hambly J. J. O144 69 Goin G. O243 90 Hamdani J. P050 111 Gok A. F.K. O085,O252,P036,P053 55, 96, Han K.N. P067 112 110, 111 Handojo K. P077 112 Goldzak M. O109,O116 60, 61 Haneda M. O093 56 Gonenc M. P016 109 Haney E. O096 58 Goppelt A. P083 113 Hangody L. O205 82 Goslings J. C. O041,O128,O134,O232, 44, 63, Hansen N. L. O044 44 O253 64, 88, Haq R. U. O167 73 96 Harada R. P079,P114,P234 112, Goslings J.C. O075,P007 51, 109 114, 119 Gotlib J. O254 97 Haragus H. O280 103 Gower A. O038,O125,O267 43, 62, Hardy P. O277 103 100 Harr J. O096 58 Grabo D. O081 54 Harr J. N. O097 58 Gradauskas P. P042 110 Hart R. P197 117 Gradinaru A. O051 46 Hartmann F. P198 117 Gradl G. O265,P024 100, 110 Hasanaj B. E. P157 115 O = Oral Presentation P = Poster V = Video

124 INDEX OF AUTHORS

Author Abstract Page Author Abstract Page Supplement  Supplement  Hasara R. P173 116 Iorga C. P022 110 Hawkins K. O104 59 Iotov A. M. P216 118 Heck S. O256 98 Isa T. P034 110 Heeres M. O129 63 Isbert Trullas F. P214 118 Hefny A. F. O118 62 Islim F. P149 115 Heid C. O233 88 Itani S. O187 76 Heij H.A. P086 113 Itoman M. P116 114 Heinz T. O189 76 Ivchenko D. O058 48 Hely H. P080 112 Iwakura T. O108 60 Hemmen B. O074 51 Jabeur C. P035 110 Henny W. O012 33 Jacobs L. O159 71 Hepp H. O036 43 Jamal K. P060 111 Herman S. O043 44 James A. T. P045 111 Hernandez-Perez C. O006,O047 32, 46 Janata P. P229 118 Herteleer M. O084 55 Jarrassier A. P242 119 Heydari S.T. O171 73 Jarry J. O053,O062 47, 48 Hierholzer C. O183 76 Jasmins F. P186 116 Hikida S. H.C.J. P037 110 Jeavons R. O038,O125,O258,O267 43, 62, Hildebrand F. O032,O100,O102,P073 42, 58, 98, 100 59, 112 Jeddy T. P050 111 Hill B. W. O004 32 Jepsen C. H. O105 59 Hirano E. O077 51 Jerjes W. O155,O282 70, 103 Hirayu T. P037 110 Jerlagic E. P244 119 Ho D. P227 118 Jibuike O. O. P207 117 Hoffelner T. O210 84 Johansson P. O105 59 Hoffmeyer P. O237 88 Jones M. O216 85 Hofmann A. O098,O122 58, 62 Jones R. P207 117 Hofmann G. O. P194 117 Jongsma E. P174 116 Hofmann-Fliri L. O080,O082,O199,O212 54, 55, Joosse P. O232,P007 88, 109 82, 85 Jorge A. P233 118 Hogervorst M. O041 44 Jorgensen J. J. O060 48 Holberg G. O257 98 Joseph D. K. O159 71 Holena D. N. O081 54 Jost B. O020,O022 34, 34 Holstein J. O224,O235 87, 88 Josten C. O207,O208 84, 84 Hommes M. O061,O162,O163 48, 70, Jovani M. P019 109 72 Juergens C. O089,O092,O220 56, 56, Hoogendoorn J.M. O124,O203 62, 82 86 Horn A. O217 85 Jukema G. N. O113 61 Hornez E. O052,O054,O055 47, 47, Kaczynski J. O104,P219 59, 118 47 Kaga S. P199 117 Horst K. O040,O044 44, 44 Kahn D. O061 48 Horst M. O079 51 Kahramansoy N. P074A 112 Horstmann P. F. O172 73 Kakavas P. P184 116 Hoyte-Williams F.-M. P047 111 Kalaitsidou I. P181 116 Hoyte-Williams P.E. P047 111 Kalantzis P. P184 116 Hubartt J. P145 115 Kalashnikov A. V. O112,P202 61, 117 Hulscher J. O037 43 Kalayci M. U. P016 109 Humphrys N. P044,P129 111, 114 Kalfadis S. O035 43 Höntzsch D. P194 117 Kalostos G. O035 43 Igoho C. O157 70 Kalsi S. K. P060 111 Ilhan M. O252,P036,P053 96, 110, Kaluzny D. O274 102 111 Kamatsuki Y. O187 76 Imperato M. O148,P135 69, 114 Kambouridis E. O035 43 Inman D. O263 99 Kamer L. O206 84 Inoue M. O188,P114,P234 76, 114, Kaminskis A. P140 115 119 Kaneda K. P199 117 Iordens G. I.T. O017,O270 34, 101 Kaneko N. O015 33 O = Oral Presentation P = Poster V = Video

125 INDEX OF AUTHORS

Author Abstract Page Author Abstract Page Supplement  Supplement  Kaplan R. O181,P134 75, 114 Koudjiti R. P146 115 Karagiannis N. O035 43 Kouki N. P101 113 Karunathilaka L.K.D. C.R. O215 85 Kovacic L. O269 101 Kaur N. O167 73 Kovar F. M. P051 111 Kawaguchi Y. O115 61 Kozák T. P197 117 Kawakami Y. O107 60 Kramer I. F. O095A 56 Kawamoto S. O161 72 Krassnig R. O064 48 Kawamura T. P116,P180 114, 116 Krettek C. O102,P073 59, 112 Kazantzidis F. O276 103 Kreutz R. O257 98 Kecojevic V. P151 115 Krige J. E.J. O162,O163 72, 72 Keibl C. O100,O102 58, 59 Krijnen P. O045,O200,O268 44, 55, Keizer J. O255 98 100 Kelly J. O259 98 Kristan A. O222 87 Kemper H. O092 56 Kroon J. O113 61 Kent J. O125,O267 62, 100 Krug E. O200 55 Kern M. O106 59 Kucuk G. O. P092,P218 113, 118 Khan S. P050 111 Kuhn S. O072,O073 50, 50 Khoriati A.-A. P195 117 Kuijer A. O279 103 Khwaja K. O238 90 Kukner A. P074A 112 Kidd A. P017 109 Kukunchikov A. O058 48 Kim J. P100, P104 113, 114 Kumar A. O242 90 Kim P. O170 73 Kumar R. A. O167 73 Kinami Y. O188,P079,P114,P234 76, 112, Kunisada T. O188 76 114, 119 Kurihara H. O027,O174,P019 37, 74, Kinler R.L. O159 71 109 Kitada S. O093 56 Kuroda R. O107,P101 60, 113 Kizilkaya M.C. O181,O251,P134 75, 96, Kurosaka M. O107,O108,P101,P106 60, 60, 114 113, 114 Klauzny D. O086 55 Kurtulmus¸ T. P097,P139 113, 115 Kloc P. P209 118 Kusý D. P203 117 Klouche S. O277 103 Kvaløy J.T. O026 37 Kluger Y. O033,O039 42, 43 Knobe M. O040,O246 44, 91 Kyei I. P059 111 Koami H. P034 110 Kyei M. P. P059 111 Kobbe P. O040,O099,O246,O278 44, 58, Kádas I. O123,O205 62, 82 91, 103 Lachowicz W. P236 119 Kocakusak A. O181,O251,P134 75, 96, Lacroix G. O211A 84 114 Lafferty P. M. O004 32 Kocsis A. O123,O153,O205 62, 70, Lai A Fat N. O204 82 82 Laine H.-J. P200 117 Koedam T. W.A. O192,O193 78, 78 Lalic I. R. P151 115 Koenderman L. O279 103 Lanchon C. O177 75 Koenig F. P168 116 Langermans J. O113 61 Koga T. O108 60 Larson E. E. O130 63 Koh S. P103 113 Lassen M. R. O257 98 Koltovich A. O058 48 Lasses-Martinez B. O006,O047 32, 46 Komadina R. P237 119 Latifi R. O011,O036,O139 33, 43, Konecny J. P031,P173 110, 116 64 Kones O. P016 109 Laue F. P024 110 Konishi R. O187 76 Laugharne E. O076 51 Konstantiniuk P. O025,O141 37, 69 Lavagne P. O164 72 Kornherr P. O271 101 Lawrence M. O104 59 Kornprat P. O064 48 Lawson S. O196 78 Kortbeek J. B. O012 33 Le Moigne F. P135 114 Kos Z. P185 116 Leclef Q. O219 85 Kostic I. M. P220 118 Lederer S. O023,O210 35, 84 Koter S. O025,O141 37, 69 Lee C.M. P227 118 O = Oral Presentation P = Poster V = Video

126 INDEX OF AUTHORS

Author Abstract Page Author Abstract Page Supplement  Supplement  Lee S.Y. O107,O108,P101,P106 60, 60, Mammoliti G. P176 116 113, 114 Mancini J. O169 73 Leenen L. O129,O136,O279,P089, 63, 64, Manfredi R. P188 116 P241 103, Mansoor A. O195 78 113, 119 Mantas K. O002 32 Lefering R. O214,O235,O240,O278 85, 88, Mantovani L. O257 98 90, 103 Manzanera J. O160 71 Lehnert T. O173 73 Maqungo S. O217 85 Leijdesdorff H. A. O045 44 Marini P.L. O247 91 Leli R. P021,P133 109, 114 Marinosci A. O016 33 Leliveld M. P030 110 Markert R. O233 88 Lemoine S. P035 110 Markov M. O226 87 Lenz M. P194 117 Marlovits S. O110 61 Letoublon C. O164,O165,O177 72, 72, Marques Da Silva B. O177 75 75 Martellosio V. O046 46 Leva A. O179 75 Martens B. O223 87 Lewin J. K. P017 109 Martian B.-V. O250 96 Lewis K. M. P083 113 Martin A. O277 103 Lichte P. O099 58 Martinez Jimenez M. A. P003 109 Lieutaud T. P069 112 Martins L. P063 111 Lim S.F. P027,P103 110, 113 Martínez-Casas I. P214 118 Lin H.-F. O133 64 Maruyama S. O093 56 Lin K.-.L. O133 64 Marzi I. O106,O173 59, 73 Lin L. P083 113 Masak K. P244 119 Lions C. O055 47 Massalou D. O168,O169,O243,O254 73, 73, Lo N. P213 118 90, 97 Loddo F. P133 114 Masse’ A. O185 76 Lodge C. P215 118 Masson C. O168,O169 73, 73 Loh W.-L. P227 118 Massoure P.-L. O049 46 Longo A. P021 109 Maternini M. O176,O179 75, 75 Lott C. O073 50 Mathias A. O138 64 Loveland A. O090 56 Mathieu L. O057,P238 47, 119 Luitse J.S. K. O134 64 Matsumoto T. O107 60 Luke D. P. P017 109 Matsuura T. P116,P144,P147,P180 114, Lukic M. P151 115 115, Lunardi F. O059,O194,O227 48, 78, 115, 116 87 Matteotti R. O069,O260 50, 99 Lupescu D. O184,P082,P110 76, 113, Mauricio Alvarado C. P003,P028,P046,P132 109, 114 110, 111, Lupescu O. O184,P082,P110 76, 113, 114 114 Maury C. O101 58 Lustenberger T. O106 59 Mavridis D. O276 103 M.Elhusseini M. O238 90 Mcbride R. P041,P061 110, 111 Maciel J. P012,P070,P187 109, Mcglasson R. O083,P213 55, 118 112, 116 Mcgregor-Riley J. P222 118 Mackle E. P061 111 Mcmaster J. O170 73 Madeira S. P012 109 Mcmullan J. P213 118 Madsen J.E. O190 76 Mcnicholas A. R. P206 117 Maduz R. P098 113 Mcswain N. E. O196 78 Magalini S. C. O254A 97 Mehler D. P080 112 Magnone S. P188 116 Mehling I. O098,P080 58, 112 Magowan H. P061 111 Meier L. R. P098 113 Magyari Z. O123,O153 62, 70 Membrilla Fernández E. P214 118 Mahajan M. P121 114 Mendiola A. D.J. P236 119 Majno C. O178 75 Menguy P. O049 46 Makki D. O201 82 Menon J. P050 111 Malyk V. D. P202 117 Menon P. O146 69 O = Oral Presentation P = Poster V = Video

127 INDEX OF AUTHORS

Author Abstract Page Author Abstract Page Supplement  Supplement  Mesquita C. A.G.C. O145,P048 69, 111 März J. O266,P185 100, 116 Metsemakers W.-J. P077 112 Märzova D. P185 116 Meylaerts S. O255 98 Mérat S. O054,P242 47, 119 Meylaerts S. A.G. O088 55 Müller B. R. O245,O275 91, 103 Micari J. O174 74 Mütze M. O208 84 Michel P. P135 114 Nabeta M. P037 110 Michelitsch C. O024 35 Naess P. A. O060 48 Michos P. O002 32 Nagase M. P037 110 Micu N. P193 117 Nagea M. O184,P082,P110 76, 113, Mifune Y. O107 60 114 Mihaljevic S. P099,P237 113, 119 Naik R. M. P050 111 Milenkovic S. S. P143 115 Nakahara R. O188 76 Millat B. O138 64 Nakamori Y. O197 78 Millet I. O138,O160 64, 71 Nakamura M. O191 78 Mills E. P150 115 Nakano M. O191 78 Milou F. O148,P135 69, 114 Nakawaki M. P147 115 Minehara H. P116,P144,P147,P180 114, 115, Nanda R. P215 118 115, 116 Nardi G. O247 91 Minervini F. P196 117 Nasr M. M. O001 32 Mishima S. P078 112 Nasser F. M.F. P156 115 Mitkovic M. P220 118 Navarrete De Cárcer E. P132 114 Mitkovic M. B. P143 115 Navsaria P. O003,O061,O156,O162, 32, 48, Mitkovic M. M. P220 118 O163 70, 72, Mittlmeier T. P024 110 72 Mizobata Y. P199 117 Ndiaye A. P069 112 Mladenovic J. P001,P011 109, 109 Negoi I. O028,O051,O175 37, 46, Mladenovic S. P001,P011 109, 109 74 Mlynski A. O053 47 Nehra D. P060 111 Mohamed A. M. O201 82 Nespoli A. O071,O178 50, 75 Mohr J. O087,O100,O102 55, 58, Neuhaus V. O151,O265 70, 100 59 Neves S. P055 111 Mollazehi M. O036 43 Ng P. P103 113 Mommsen P. O100,O102,P073 58, 59, Ngabou U.-D. O157 70 112 Nicol A. O003 32 Monchal T. O052,O055,O211A,P239 47, 47, Nicol A. J. O061,O156,O162,O163 48, 70, 84, 119 72, 72 Monti G. O132 63 Nicol S. O202 82 Moojen M. O255 98 Nicolino T. I. O080,O082,O199 54, 55, Moore E. E. O096,O097 58, 58 82 Moreau Gaudry A. O062 48 Nienaber U. O235 88 Moreira N. M. P062,P063 111, 111 Niikura T. O107,O108,P101,P106 60, 60, Morita T. P037 110 113, 114 Moroder P. O210 84 Nijs S. P077 112 Moroki M. P037 110 Nikas E. P184 116 Morrell R. O038,O125,O263,O267 43, 62, Nishiuchi T. P199 117 99, 100 Noda T. O187,O188,P079,P114, 76, 76, Mosleh-Shirazi S. M. O262 99 P234 112, Mottier F. O057,P238 47, 119 114, 119 Mpira Y. O157 70 Norem K. O096 58 Mulders M. O151 70 Noser H. O206 84 Mulieri G. O244 91 Novotny P. O266 100 Mullan M. J. O249,P041,P061 96, 110, Nowak T. E. O114 61 111 Ntifo-Siaw E. P047 111 Munetomo K. O187 76 Nunes J. F. P186 116 Muradin G. S.R. O017 34 Nusselt T. O122 62 Muselli P. O027 37 Nyamastiengui H. O157 70 Mutafchiyski V. M. O126 62 Németh A. O153 70 O = Oral Presentation P = Poster V = Video

128 INDEX OF AUTHORS

Author Abstract Page Author Abstract Page Supplement  Supplement  Nürnberger S. O110 61 Parodi E. P186 116 Oberkircher L. O087 55 Pascual J. L. O081 54 Oe K. P101,P106 113, 114 Pasnicu C. P022 110 Ogawa K. O187,O188 76, 76 Pasquier P. P242 119 Ogura T. O191 78 Pastor G. P055 111 Ögünç N. P153 115 Patka P. O017,O270 34, 101 Ögünç I. G. P102 113 Patrice T. O160 71 Oh H. P100,P104 113, 114 Patru C. O184,P082,P110 76, 113, Öhlbauer M. O228 88 114 Ohmori T. O149 70 Patrão R. O145 69 Oikonomidis S. O040 44 Paun S. O028,O051,O175,O250 37, 46, Okada Y. O093 56 74, 96 Okumachi E. O108 60 Pavlidou A. P181 116 Okumura K. O015 33 Paydar S. O171 73 Olaguibel Moret J. O281 103 Peker Y. P102 113 Oliva Mompeán F. P028,P132 110, 114 Peker Y. S. P102 113 Oliveira A. M. O137,P052 64, 111 Peled Z. O033 42 Oliveira M. P012 109 Pellet N. O054,P238 47, 119 Olthof D. C. O134 64 Peloni G. P196 117 Omert L. O096 58 Pennig D. O256 98 Omodei P. P019 109 Pepe G. O254A 97 Ootes D. O117 61 Peralta R. O139 64 Orsolini G. O176 75 Peralta, Md, Facs R. O011,O036 33, 43 Ortega-Lopez D. O047 46 Pereira B. M.T. O077 51 Otero-De Pablos J. O006 32 Pereira J. A. O137 64 Otomo Y. O065,O231 48, 88 Pereyaslov A. P095 113 Otsuka T. O115 61 Perez Fernandez S. O281 103 Ouchi K. O093 56 Perner A. O105 59 Owono J. O157 70 Perren S. M. P194 117 Ozaki T. O187,O188,P079,P114, 76, 76, Peter R. O237 88 P234 112, Petitpas F. O244 91 114, 119 Petrides C. O034 42 Ozcan M. P211 118 Peugeot-Mortier C. P168 116 Özer M. T. P102 113 Peycru T. O062 48 Ozkurt E. O252,P036,P053 96, 110, Pfeifer R. O099,O240,O246 58, 90, 111 91 Öztekin S. D. O130,P177 63, 116 Philpsen M. O227 87 Ozyurek S. O154 70 Piacente Maceroni J.C. O281 103 Padalino P. O071,O178 50, 75 Piazzalunga D. P188 116 Paech A. O220 86 Pierret C. O053,O062 47, 48 Paffrath T. O235 88 Pillukat T. O265 100 Pakarinen T.-K. P169,P200 116, 117 Pimentel R. P012 109 Pallister I. O273 102 Pinheiro L.F. O137,P052,P057 64, 111, Palombi A. O091 56 111 Palombi P. O091 56 Pinho H. I. O137 64 Paltyshev I. O058 48 Pinto N. O215 85 Pankaj A. O167 73 Piro T. O069 50 Pantalone D. O135 64 Pisano M. O048 46 Papa L. O247 91 Pishnamaz M. O040 44 Papagiannakos K. I. P184 116 Piven I. M. O213 85 Pape H.-C. O040,O044,O099,O102, 44, 44, Pizanis A. O224 87 O214,O240,O246,O278 58, 59, Plasati M. O276 103 85, 90, Platz A. O223 87 91, 103 Pleva L. P002 109 Parchani A. O011,O139 33, 64 Poelemeijer Y. P086 113 Park K. P100,P104 113, 114 Poeze M. O095A 56 Parker M. O094,O198 56, 81 Pogany G. O247 91 O = Oral Presentation P = Poster V = Video

129 INDEX OF AUTHORS

Author Abstract Page Author Abstract Page Supplement  Supplement  Poggesi L. O135 64 Redondano B. R. O077 51 Pohlemann T. O224,O235 87, 88 Regusci L. P196 117 Pohnan R. O054 47 Reilly E. F. P206 117 Poiasina E. O048 46 Reilly P. O170 73 Poldi D. O174,P176 74, 116 Reimers N. O089,O092 56, 56 Poloujadoff M.P. P035 110 Reis L. S. P062,P063 111, 111 Pometlová J. P002 109 Reis M. P186 116 Pons F. O052,O053,O054,O055 47, 47, Reitsma J. O232 88 47, 47 Relja B. O106 59 Pons Fragero M.J. P214 118 Renard J.P. P239 119 Ponsen K.-J. O128,O253 63, 96 Renken F. O220 86 Ponten J. B. O200 55 Renner J. P242 119 Popa F. P022 110 Resch H. O023,O210 35, 84 Popescu G.I. O184,P082,P110 76, 113, Reska M. P031,P173 110, 116 114 Reva V. P029 110 Popescu M. P022 110 Rey Valcarcel C. O029,O042,V05 37, 44, Popescu R. P193 117 51 Popowski A. P035 110 Reynard F. O209 84 Porcu P. O062 48 Reynders P. O218,P077 85, 112 Porta M. P019 109 Rhemrev S. O255 98 Porter K. O103 59 Rhemrev S. J. O088 55 Poussier M. O138 64 Ribeiro R. P186 116 Pozza M. O059,O194,O227 48, 78, Ribeiro R. C. O245,O275 91, 103 87 Richard C. P035 110 Prejbeanu R. O280 103 Richards G. O212 85 Prenner G. O064 48 Richards R. G. P194 117 Presenti G. O178 75 Rigal S. O052,O057 47, 47 Priftis A. P184 116 Ring D. O018,O117,O151,O265 34, 61, Priuli G. O180 75 70, 100 Probst C. O039A 43 Ritz U. O098 58 Prommersberger K.-J. O265 100 Roberts I. O231 88 Pronchenko A. P029 110 Robertson Z. O090 56 Psillas G. P181 116 Robinson C. P045 111 Puchwein P. O064 48 Roche S. O217 85 Pupelis G. P140,P148 115, 115 Rodrigues B. L. O007 32 Pérez Díaz M.D. O042,P172 44, 116 Rodrigues J. P032 110 Radcliffe B. P145 115 Rogers A. O079 51 Radu P. P022 110 Rogers F. O079 51 Radu T. P074 112 Rojnoveanu G. P141 115 Rahm S. O020 34 Rollero L. O185,O260 76, 99 Rahman S. O273 102 Rommens P. M. O072, O073,O098,O114, 50, 50, Ramiara P. O054 47 O122,O206,P080, P198 58, 61, Ramos C. O096 58 62, 84, Ramos P. P186 116 112, 117 Ramos P. M. P182 116 Rongiéras F. O054,O057,P238 47, 47, Rancan M. O223 87 119 Rapaport A. O068,O142 48, 69 Roper M. O034 42 Rapp P. O228 88 Rotter R. P024 110 Raschke M. J. O212 85 Rouchy R.-C. O225,O261 87, 99 Rashkov M. O226 87 Roustan J.-P. O101 58 Rasic Z. P096,P208 113, 117 Rouvière O. O209 84 Rathnayake K. O215 85 Royston S. P150,P222 115, 118 Ravasio L. O048 46 Ruchholtz S. O087,O100,O102 55, 58, Razek T. O238 90 59 Reche F. P006 109 Ruesseler M. O173 73 Reconect Study Group -. O158 71 Ruiz Almenar R. P035 110 Redl H. P083 113 Rulliat E. P069 112 O = Oral Presentation P = Poster V = Video

130 INDEX OF AUTHORS

Author Abstract Page Author Abstract Page Supplement  Supplement  Ryan D. O038 43 Schweiger S. O025,O141 37, 69 Røise O. O190 76 Seekamp A. O102 59 Sabbadini M.G. O016 33 Seelen H. A.M. O074 51 Sadieh O. O195 78 Seiler C. A. O063 48 Safadi W. O068,O142 48, 69 Sekulic A. P001,P011 109, 109 Saha S. O242 90 Selimen D. O078,P153 51, 115 Sahami S. O128 63 Sellei R. M. O040,O099,O214,O246 44, 58, Saka G. P097,P139 113, 115 85, 91 Sakamoto T. P037 110 Semião M. P055 111 Sakamoto Y. P034 110 Seo G.J. P067 112 Sakurai A. P101,P106 113, 114 Sereinigg M. O064 48 Salik F.A. E. P149 115 Sermon A. O084,O219,O221 55, 85, Saltzzher T.P. O041 44 86 Salvadori A. P242 119 Serralheiro P. P055 111 Samokhvalov I. P029 110 Serrão M. P186 116 Sanchez Arteaga A. O029 37 Shaunak S. P060 111 Sanchez-Arteaga A. P172 116 Shaw D. O216 85 Sancho Insenser J. P214 118 Sheiwe C. P135 114 Sanel S. O154 70 Shimamura Y. O188,P079,P114,P234 76, 112, Santos M. P070,P187 112, 116 114, 119 Santos N. P057 111 Shinyama N. P199 117 Sanz Sanchez M. O042,V05 44, 51 Shiota N. P112 114 Saour M. O160 71 Shiraishi A. O065,O231 48, 88 Sapir H. O030 37 Shoda E. O093 56 Saragaglia D. O225,O261 87, 99 Sierink J. C. O075,O134,P007 51, 64, Sarici I. S. O252,P036,P053 96, 110, 109 111 Sillesen M. O105 59 Sato T. P112 114 Silliman C. O096 58 Sauermüller G. O228 88 Silliman C. C. O097 58 Saurabh G. O242 90 Silva L. P186 116 Savas O. A. O181 75 Simmen H.-P. O113 61 Savas¸er S. O130 63 Simms E. R. O013,O196,O209 33, 78, Sawaguchi T. O206 84 84 Sawamura S. P106 114 Simon P. O109 60 Saydam M. P102 113 Simon S. P096,P208 113, 117 Sa lam N. P097,P139 113, 115 Sims C. A. O081 54 Schaal J.V. P242 119 Simões A. P032 110 Schaefer E. O070 50 Sinan H. P102 113 Scheifl R. P080 112 Sinclair M. P044 111 Scheiwe C. O148 69 Singh G. O280 103 Schep N. W. O017,O075,O232,O253, 34, 51, Šír M. P002 109 O270,P007 88, 96, Sirbu P. O280 103 101, 109 Sisto R. O260 99 Scheurkogel M. M. O088 55 Sivrikoz E. O031,O085 37, 55 Schill A. O173 73 Snooks S. J. P045 111 Schipper I. B. O012,O088,O200 33, 55, Soldatenkova D. P148 115 55 Solymosi L. O211 84 Schipper I.B. O045,O268 44, 100 Sommer C. O024,O121 35, 62 Schmidt A. O257 98 Snijders T. O095A 56 Schmidt R. O152 70 Sonnad S. S. O081 54 Schneider S. O207 84 Souma K. P180 116 Schnüriger B. O063 48 Spada P. O254A 97 Schrittwieser R. P051 111 Spessot M. O132 63 Schröter C. P073 112 Spialtini C. O027 37 Schulz A. P. O089,O092,O220 56, 56, Spies V. O098 58 86 Spross C. O020,O022 34, 34 Schwab W. C. O081,O170 54, 73 Squillante S. O140 65 O = Oral Presentation P = Poster V = Video

131 INDEX OF AUTHORS

Author Abstract Page Author Abstract Page Supplement  Supplement  Srinivasan K. O262 99 Teuben M. O136 64 St-Louis E. O238 90 Teuben M.P. P089 113 Stabina S. P140,P148 115, 115 Thirkettle H. D. O258 98 Stamatelopoulos A. O002 32 Thiruppathy K. P045 111 Stanford S. O104 59 Thorsen K. O026 37 Starling S. V. O007 32 Thouard H. O052,O211A 47, 84 Stavinsky Y. O. O112 61 Tichy B. O110 61 Steele K. O050 46 Timmers M. O113 61 Stillhard P. F. O121 62 Ting M. H.X. O010 33 Stoepker L. O037 43 To T. O079 51 Stoian S. P022 110 Todorovi_ Z. P235 119 Stoica B. O028,O175 37, 74 Tomazevic M. O222 87 Stollenwerck G. P121 114 Tomic S. P151 115 Stoltz A. O148 69 Tomoaia G. O277 103 Stone A. O202,O259 82, 98 Topin F. O049 46 Stoyanova R. O126 62 Toro A. P233 118 Strambu V. P022 110 Tosun H. O078, P074A 51, 112 Stringham J. R. O097 58 Toth L. O211 84 Studer P. O063 48 Trickett R. O273 102 Subotin I. P186 116 Sudarshan M. O238 90 Trilling B. O177 75 Sumanovac A. P208 117 Trousselier L. O116 61 Suner M. O031 37 Truosolo B. O247 91 Suomalainen P. P169,P200 116, 117 Tsavdaridis P. O035 43 Surakarn E. O166 73 Tsintsari S. P141 115 Suzuki T. P116,P147,P180 114, Tsurukiri J. P078 112 115, 116 Tuma M. O139 64 Syré S. O152 70 Turculet C. O051 46 Szita J. O123 62 Turegano F. O029,O042,V05 37, 44, Sá M. R. P052 111 51 Sánchez Aguilar J.M. P046 111 Turpie A. G.G. O257 98 Søberg H. L. O190 76 Turégano Fuentes F. P172 116 Søreide J.A. O026 37 Tuzun S. O181,P134 75, 114 Søreide K. O026 37 Twiss E. O204 82 Taha S. P156 115 Twum A. P059 111 Takahara S. P106 114 Tyazhelov O. A. P202 117 Takamatsu J. P065 112 Tzachev N. N. P216 118 Takamatsu M. P037 110 Tzimagiorgis I. O035,O276 43, 103 Takaso M. P116,P147,P180 114, Tötterman A. O190 76 115, 116 Uchida K. O161 72 Takasu O. P037 110 Uchino M. P116,P144,P180 114, Takorov I. R. O126 62 115, 116 Tamulis S. P042 110 Üçüncü M. O085 55 Tan H. B. O155,O282 70, 103 Urban M. P083 113 Tanase I. O028,O051,O250 37, 46, Urner J. O039A 43 96 Uzu H. P037 110 Taouagh A.S. P146 115 Uçar A. O031 37 Tarkin I. S. O214 85 Vacaroiu I. O250 96 Taskoparan H. O154 70 Valstar G. O162,O163 72, 72 Tauss J. P051 111 Van Baardewijk L. J. O200 55 Taylor M. O249 96 Van Bergen C. O119 62 Teixeira A. P186 116 Van Buijtenen J. M. O272 101 Tejerina J. O047 46 Van De Meent H. O074 51 Temizgonul K. B. P149 115 Van Delden O. M. O134 64 Ten Brinke J. G. O041 44 Van Den Brand J. G.H. O272 101 Tepelopoulos G. O035,O276 43, 103 Van Der Heiden R. O253 96 Terada C. O187 76 Van Der Krans A. O056 47 Testa D. O260 99 Van Der Laan L. O019 34 O = Oral Presentation P = Poster V = Video

132 INDEX OF AUTHORS

Author Abstract Page Author Abstract Page Supplement  Supplement  Van Der Linden H. M.J. O200 55 Walcher F. O173 73 Van Der Maat J.M. P086 113 Wallner B. O228 88 Van Der Steeg A.F.W. P086,P174 113, 116 Warner J. J.P. O018 34 Van Der Voort E. O019 34 Waroquet P.-A. O177 75 Van Der Wilden G. M. O158 71 Was M. T. P236 119 Van Dijck J. O045 44 Weber C. D. O044,O214,O278 44, 85, Van Doninck D. O219 85 103 Van Embden D. O088,O203 55, 82 Weber M. S. O278 103 Van Es B. C. O270 101 Weiche S. O089 56 Van Griensven M. O100,O102 58, 59 Weil N. L. O203 82 Van Lieshout E. M.M. O017,O270 34, 101 Welling C. O128 63 Van Loon L.J.C. O095A 56 Wenda K. O271 101 Van Solinge W. O279 103 Wendt K. O232 88 Van Waes O. F. O003 32 Weuster M. O100,O102 58, 59 Van Waes O. J. O156 70 Wilczynska M. P219 118 Vandewalle E. O192,O193 78, 78 Wilde E. O089,O092 56, 56 Varga E. O211,V08 84, 51 Williams R. O104 59 Varischi A. P176 116 Willner D. O086 55 Vartic M. O028,O051,O175 37, 46, Windolf M. O080,O082,O199,O212, 54, 55, 74 P194 82, 85, Velmahos G. C. O158 71 117 Verdijk L.B. O095A 56 Winklhofer S. O020 34 Verhage S.M. O124 62 Verhofstad M.H.J. O024A 35 Witte I. O100,O102 58, 59 Vermesan D. O280 103 Wohlauer M. O096 58 Vermeulen J. O156 70 Woltmann A. O183 76 Verschuren R. C. O156 70 Won E. O070 50 Veverkova L. P031 110 Woo S.H. P162 115 Videnovic N. P001,P011 109, 109 Wozasek G. O152 70 Viezzoli A. O046 46 Wu J.-M. O133 64 Vincent M. P222 118 Wurm S. O120 62 Vincenti M. P196 117 Wutzler S. O173 73 Vindišar F. P099 113 Wyen H. O173 73 Viora T. P133 114 Wähnert D. O212 85 Vital V. P181 116 Yagata Y. O188 76 Vladov N. N. O126 62 Yamada K. C. P034 110 Vlaovic M. P099 113 Yamaguchi K. P106 114 Vleggeert-Lankamp C.L.A.M. O045 44 Yamakawa K. O197 78 Voiglio E. O013,O209 33, 84 Yamakawa Y. O188,P079,P114,P234 76, 112, Vollmar B. P024 110 114, 119 Von Rüden C. O183 76 Yamamoto H. P199 117 Vos D. O024A, O019,O204 35, 34, Yamamoto T. P199 117 82 Yamamura H. P199 117 Vos P. E. O074 51 Yamashita N. P037 110 Voutas E. O002 32 Yanar F. O085,P053 55, 111 Vozian M. P141 115 Yanar H. O031,O085,O252,P036, 37, 55, Vroemen J. O019,O204 34, 82 P053 96, 110, Vroon L. C. O156 70 111 Vukajlovic B. P151 115 Yigitbas H. P149 115 Vyhnanek F. P071 112 Yilmaz B. P211 118 Vázquez González F.R. P046 111 Yilmaz E. P074A 112 Wada D. O197 78 Yilmaz S. P211 118 Waddell J. O083,P213 55, 118 Yokoo S. O187 76 Wagner D. O206 84 Yoshida M. P081,P112 112 Wagner F. D. O127 63 Yoshikawa Y. O197 78 Wahlen C. P074 112 Yoshimura M. O187 76 Waki T. O108 60 Yoshiyama M. P037 110 Waksman I. O068,O142 48, 69 Yousaf M. P061 111 O = Oral Presentation P = Poster V = Video

133 INDEX OF AUTHORS

Author Abstract Page Supplement  Yüksel S. O130,P177 63 Zago T. O077 51 Zak L. O110 61 Zambrano Olivo M. R. P132 114 Zangrillo A. O132 63 Zarain L. P172 116 Zarour A. O011,O139 33, 64 Zatir S. P146 115 Zeckey C. P073 112 Zekeridis T. O035,O276 43, 103 Zlatev B. R. P216 118 Zuidema W. P. O192,O193,O236 78, 78, 88 Zuidema W.P. O272,P086,P174 101, 113, 116

O = Oral Presentation P = Poster V = Video

134 INDEX OF INVITED SPEAKERS AND CHAIRPERSONS

Speaker/Chairperson Page  Speaker/Chairperson Page  Adam P. - Strasbourg, France 41 Bettin D. - Westerstede, Germany 82 Adamczyk G. - Warsaw, Poland 95 Beyer B. - Utrecht, The Netherlands 52 Adham M. - Lyon, France 77, 108, Biber R. - Nürnberg, Germany 86 Ageron F. - X. - Anecy, France 66, 106 Bilge O. - Turkey 96 Al-Ayoubi F. - Linköping, Sweden 80 Boddaert G. - France 38, 47 Amoros E. - Lyon, France 93 Boettiger B. - Cologne, Germany 54 Antomarchi O. - Clermont Ferrand, France 77, 108 Boffard K. - Johannesburg, South Africa 72, 78, 83, 99 Arnoux P.J. - Marseille, France 95 Boisson D. - Lyon, France 95 Arvieux C. - Grenoble, France 57, 72, 75, 86, 97, 98, Borel A.-L. - Grenoble, France 57, 106 105, 109 Boschetti G. - Lyon, France 53, 105 Asensio J. - Valhalla, USA 32, 42, 56, 67, Bougeois E. - Grenoble, France 36 Ashkenazi I. - Hadera, Israel 42, 56, 80 Bouillon B. - Cologne, Germany 35, 68, 72, 88, 99 Aslanian T. - Lyon, France 67, 107 Bowyer M. - Washington, USA 33, 45, 83, 104 Avaro J.P. - Marseille, France 89 Bozio G. - Lyon, France 71, 107 Badet L. - Lyon, France 97 Breederveld R. - Beverwijk, The Netherlands 41, 47, 56, 62, Bahrs C. - Tübingen, Germany 74 65, 88, 101 Bajard X. - Clamart, France 83 Broux C. - Grenoble, France 102 Bakker F.C. - Amsterdam, The Netherlands 45 Brunet C. - Marseille, France 73, 95 Bakota B. - Zagreb, Croatia 102 Brunner U. - Haushalm, Germany 68, 69, 74 Bakrin N. - Lyon, France 52, 105 Bruyere K. - Lyon, France 95 Balique J.G. - St. Entienne, France 77, 108 Bühren V. - Murnau, Germany 62, 76, 87 Baqué P. - Nice, France 31, 39, 73, 97 Burkhart K. - Cologne, Germany 68 Barabino G. - St. Entienne, Franc e 71, 77, 107, 108 Bush S. - Leeds, UK 35 Barbier O. - Clamart, France 89 Caillot J.L. - Lyon, France 77, 108 Barrou B. - Paris, France 97 Cambiaghi F. - Milan, Italy 39, 45 Bastien O. - Lyon, France 81 Candoni P. - Toulon, France 47, 63, 89, 90, 119 Batailler C. - Lyon, France 67, 107, Caton J. H. - Lyon, France 67, 107 Baudoin Y. - Toulon, France 47, 84, 89, 119 Champion H. - Anapolis, USA 57, 63, 68 Baulieux J. - Lyon, France 53, 67, 105, 107 Charnay P. - Lyon, France 93 Beenen L. - Amsterdam, The Netherlands 34, 59 Charpail C. - Clamart, France 83 Bège T. - Marseille, France 49, 53, 73, 90, 95, 99, 104 Chatelain E. - Marseille, France 89 Begue T. - Clamart, France 74 Cheynel N. - Dijon, France 52, 105 Beillas P. - Lyon, France 95 Chiron M. - Lyon, France 93 Belicova K. - Banskà Bystrià, Slovakia 52, 80 Chossegros L. - Lyon, France 93 Bemelman M. - Utrecht, The Netherlands 42, 47, 63 Cimerman M. - Ljubljana, Slovenia 87, 89 Benbouzid F. - Lyon, France 67, 107 Coffin J.C.H. - France 67, 107 Benneker L.M. - Berne, Switzerland 45 Coimbra R. - San Diego, USA 92 Bergamaschi R. - New York, USA 36, 39 Cotte E. - Lyon, France 52, 53, 105 Bertani A. - Lyon, France 46, 47, 89, 119 Daban J.L. - Clamart, France 47, 89, 119 135 INDEX OF INVITED SPEAKERS AND CHAIRPERSONS

Speaker/Chairperson Page  Speaker/Chairperson Page  Dagain A. - Paris, France 89 Gavrankapetanovic I. - Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina 98, 119 Dahan M. - Toulouse, France 38 Gebhard F. - Ulm, Germany 90 Darnis B. - Lyon, France 53, 105 Gelas T. - Lyon, France 67, 107 David J.S. - Lyon France 60, 72 Germain M. - Paris, France 67, 107 De Kerangal X. - Clamart, France 38, 47 Gilly F.N. - Lyon, France 52, 105 De Rudnicki S. - Paris, France 89 Gineyt G. - Salon de Provence, France 95 Delmas JM. - Paris, France 47, 89, 119 Glehen O. - Lyon, France 52, 53, 77, 105, 108 Denis C. - Lyon, France 67, 107 Goasguen O. - Paris, France 89 Denis R. - Montreal, Canada 95 Gonzalez F. - Clamart, France 80, 89 Dietz S.O. - Mainz, Germany 69, 87 Goslings J.C. - Amsterdam, The Netherlands 51, 86, 109 Dobson B. - Chessington, UK 35, 39, 56, 68, 80 Gouillat C. - Lyon, France 44, 57, 104, 105 Doussot A. - Dijon, France 52, 105 Gradl G. - Rostock, Germany 86, 110 Duarte R. - Miami, USA 65 Grand B. - Clamart, France 38 Dubuisson V. - Bordeaux, France 69, 80 Gueugniaud P.Y. - Lyon, France 54, 68 Ducerf C. - Lyon, France 53, 105 Guillaud A. - Grenoble, France 57, 105 Dulou R. - Paris, France 43, 68, 89 Haider A. - Baltimore, USA 40 Dupuis O. - Lyon, France 63, 106 Handolin L. - Helsinki, Finland 51, 100 Duranteau J. - Paris, France 60 Hasler R. - Berne, Switzerland 61 Eckardt H. - Copenhagen, Denmark 102 Heim D. - Frutigen, Switzerland 66, 70, 80, 81, 100 Etienne V. - Lyon, France 95 Henn R. - Flagstaff, USA 39, 40, 50, 94 Facy O. - Dijon, France 52, 77, 105, 108 Hornez E. - Clamart, France 47, 83, 89 Falcoz P.E. - Besancon, France 38 Horsting M. - Utrecht, The Netherlands 52 Fattori L. - Monza, Italy 41, 75 Hours M. - Lyon, France 93 Favier I. - Grenoble, France 97 Hreckovski B. - Slavonski Brod, Croatia 33, 39, 52, 62, 80, 94, 99 Ferreira A. - Lyon, France 67, 107 Inaba K. - Los Angeles, USA 54, 60 Fialka C. - Vienna, Austria 74 Javouhey E. - Lyon, France 93 Fingerhut A. - Poissy, France 41, 45, 104 Joeris A. - Berne, Switzerland 36 Fischer P. - Bonn, Germany 52, 80 Jones H. - Portugal 96 Follet H. - Lyon, France 54 Josten C. - Leipzig, Germany 45, 84, 87 Forest S. - Lyon, France 64, 106 Kamoun-Zana S. - France 67, 107 Fouques J. - Fleurieu Sur Saône, France 35 Kdolsky R. - Vienna, Austria 87 Francois Y. - Lyon, Franc e 53, 105 Keel M. - Berne, Switzerland 45 Frechet N. - France 101 Kelberine F. - Aix-en-Provence, France 95, 69 Frering V. - Lyon, France 57, 105, 106 Kirketerp-Moller K. - Copenhagen, Denmark 82 Fu F.F. - Pittsburg, USA 61, 94, 100 Kiss J. - Budapest, Hungary 34 Gaarder T. - Oslo, Norway 40, 42, 53, 62, 86, 94, 102 Kolstadbraaten K.M. - Oslo, Norway 35, 39, 45 Gadegbeku B. - Lyon, France 93 Komadina R. - Celje, Slovenia 75, 92, 93, 99, 119 Gagnière J. - Clermont Ferrand, France 77, 108 Krause F. - Berne, Switzerland 80, 91 Garret J.. - Lyon, France 95 Kuhn S. - Mainz, Germany 50, 94 136 INDEX OF INVITED SPEAKERS AND CHAIRPERSONS

Speaker/Chairperson Page  Speaker/Chairperson Page  Kurihara H. - Milan, Italy 31, 37, 50, 74, 83, 96, 99, 109 Miras A. - France 101 Lagoutte N. - Dijon, France 52, 105 Mitkovic M. - Nis, Serbia 41, 70, 80, 115, 118 Lapeyre E. - Paris, France 89 Mitton D. - Lyon, France 95 Laumon B. - Lyon/Marseille, France 93, 95 Mocellin N. - Clamart, France 83 Launay-Savary M.V. - Clermont Ferrand, France 49, 74, 104 Molasoko J.M - France 67, 107 Le Moine M.C. - Nimes, France 36, 64 Monchal T. - Toulon, France 47, 84, 89, 119 Lebars P. - France 67, 107 Monneuse O. - Lyon, France 46, 78 Leclere F.M. - Paris, France 67, 107 Moore E.E. - Denver, USA 60, 81, 86, 102 Leenen L. - Utrecht, The Netherlands 59, 63, 64, 65, 72, 81, Mosheiff R. - Jerusalem, Israel 90 86, 91, 94, 103, 113, 119 Moutardier V. - Marseille, France 49, 104 Lefering R. - Cologne, Germany 85, 88, 90, 103 Muenzberg M. - Ludwigshafen, Germany 35 Legoudeveze G. - Clamart, France 83 Müller L.P. - Cologne, Germany 68 Lennquist Montan K. - Danderyd, Sweden 35, 39 Mure P.Y. - Lyon, France 67, 107 Lenoir B. - Paris, France 89 Mutschler M. - Cologne, Germany 35 Leppäniemi A. - Helsinki, Finland 41, 53, 57, 64, 83 Ndiaye A. - Lyon, France 93, 112 Letoublon C. - Grenoble, France 71, 72 Neyret P. - Lyon, France 94, 100 Lieutaud T. - Lyon, France 93 Nicolini F. F. - Cordoba, Argentina 48 Lindahl J. - Helsinki, Finland 90 Nijs S. - Leuven, Belgium 34, 69, 74, 112 Lob G. - Munich, Germany 83 Noel J. - Grenoble, France 53, 105 Lodier F. - Vaugmeray, France 45 Oestern H.J. - Mainz, Germany 41 Lovric Z. - Zagreb, Croatia 83 Okçu G. - Marisa, Turkey 54, 84, 98 Luauté J. - Lyon, France 93, 95 Ollat D. - Clamart, France 83 Lustig S. - Lyon, France 81 Oransky M. - Rome, Italy 38, 40 Mabrut J.-Y.- Lyon, France 49, 53, 71, 104, 105, 107 Ortega - Deballon P. - Dijon, France 52, 105 Mackersie R.C. - San Francisco, USA 41, 53, 59, 81 Otomo Y. - Tokyo, Japan 42, 48, 83, 88, 96 Malizos K. - Larissa, Greece 83 Padalino P. - Monza, Italy 50, 51, 74, 75 Mariani D. - Castellanza, Italy 51, 90 Pape H.C. - Bonn, Germany 60, 88, 92 Marini C. - Valhalla, USA 60 Pasquet A. - Lyon, France 63, 106 Marin-Lamellet C. - Lyon, France 95 Passot G. - Lyon, France 52, 53, 77, 105, 108 Marre P.H. - France 67, 107 Pautrat K. - Paris, France 49, 104 Martin J.L. - Lyon, France 93 Peduzzi F. - Brignoles, France 57 Martin K. - Landstuhl, Germany 35, 45 Peitzman A. - Pittsburgh, USA 40, 59, 71, 83 Martin X. - Lyon, France 63, 106 Pereira J. - Viseu, Portugal 69 Martinez Casas I. - Barcelona, Spain 31, 90, 118 Perrin CI. - Salon de Provence, France 95 Marzi I. - Frankfurt, Germany 36, 42, 59, 73, 81, 97 Pinheiro L.P. - Viseu, Portugal 64, 111 Massard G. - Strasbourg, France 38 Pitteloud J.C. - Sion, Switzerland 72 Matthews S. - London, UK 67 Poncet G. - Lyon, France 52, 63, 71, 105, 106, 107 Maury J. M. - Lyon, France 38 Pons F. - Clamart, France 32, 38, 47, 67,83, 89, 94, 102 Mayo K. - Tacoma, USA 38 Porcheron J. - St. Etienne, France 63, 106 137 INDEX OF INVITED SPEAKERS AND CHAIRPERSONS

Speaker/Chairperson Page  Speaker/Chairperson Page  Prat N. - France & USA 101 Tell L. - Lyon, France 95 Prudon J.L. - Lyon, France 67, 107 Thélot B. - St. Maurice, France 93 Ramos P. - Funchal, Portugal 100, 116 Thies K. - Birmingham, UK 72 Rat P. - Dijon, France 52, 105 Thony F. - Grenoble, France 89 Reche F. - Grenoble, France 57, 105 Tilsed J. - Beverley, UK 31, 81 Riboud R. - Grenoble, France 53, 105 Timores A. - France 67, 107 Rigal S. - Clamart, France 47, 49, 89 Tonetti J. - Grenoble, France 89 Rivoire M. - Lyon, France 49, 104 Tournier C. - Lyon, France 93 Robert M. - Lyon, France 57, 106 Trentz O. - Zürich, Switzerland 75 Roise O. - Oslo, Norway 35 Turegano F. - Madrid, Spain 35, 37, 42, 44, 51, 57, 73 Romano C. - Monza, Italy 82 Uranues S. - Graz, Austria 36, 65, 83 Rommens P.M. - Mainz, Germany 38, 41, 50, 58, 61, 62, Van Wessem K. - Utrecht, The Netherlands 59 84, 98, 102, 112, 117 Varga E. - Szeged, Hungary 43, 51, 55, 84 Rongieras F. - Lyon, France 47, 60, 70, 80, 85, 95, 101, 119 Varischi A. - Milan, Italy 45 Rüsseler M. - Frankfurt, Germany 33, 99 Vassiliu P. - Athens, Greece 53, 73, 92, 99 Sailliol A. - Clamart, France 58 Vaudoyer D. - Lyon, France 52, 53, 105 Sancineto C. - Buenos Aires, Argentina 38 Vecsei V. - Vienna, Austria 75, 91 Santucci N. - Dijon, France 52, 105 Veen H. - Geneva, Switzerland 68 Sarron J.S. - Marseille, France 101 Verbruggen J.P.A.M. - Maastricht, The Netherlands 87 Saurin J.-C. - Lyon, France 49, 104 Vezin P. - Lyon, France 95 Sawaguchi T. - Toyama, Japan 38, 84 Vogelin E. - Berne, Switzerland 67, 107 Schipper I. - Leiden, The Netherlands 33, 35, 42, 55, 65 Voiglio E. - Lyon, France 33, 44, 48, 54, 72, 83, 84, 97, 101, 104 Schwab C.W. - Philadelphia, USA 47, 58, 68 Voirin D. - Grenoble, France 71, 77, 107, 108 Senekovic V. - Ljubljana, Slovenia 54, 61, 85 Wagner C. - Ingolstadt, Germany 82 Servien E. - Lyon, France 34 Wahlgren C.M. - Stockholm, Sweden 98 Shamiyeh A. - Linz, Austria 36, 46, 81 Weaver A. - London, UK 68, 72 Simko P. - Bratislava, Slovenia 51, 55 Welling D. - Bethesda, USA 44, 92, 104 Simon P. - Lyon, France 60, 87, 89, 90 Wendsche P. - Brno, Czech Republic 43, 45 Sintenie J.P. - Helmond, The Netherlands 41 Wendt K. - Groningen, The Netherlands 43, 81, 88, Slakey D. - Tulane, USA 45, 97, 104 Wich M. - Berlin, Germany 86 Slim K. - Clermont Ferrand, France 57, 77, 105, 108 Wilson A. - London, UK 48, 54, 62, 72, 97, 100 Sommer C. - Chur, Switzerland 35, 41, 62 Wisnieski B. - France 67, 107 Stedtfeld H.W. - Rostock, Germany 86 Wulterkens D. - Houten, The Netherlands 42, 52 Stergiopoulos S. - Haidari, Greece 37 Wutzler S. - Frankfurt, Germany 73, 81 Stöckle U. - Berlin, Germany 74 Yanar H. - Istanbul, Turkey 37, 55, 81, 96, 110, 111 Szathmari A. - Lyon, France 36 Zago M. - Milan, Italy 36, 65, 99 Tardy H. - Lyon, France 93 Taviloglu K. - Istanbul, Turkey 31, 37 Tazarourte K. - Melun, France 68 138 FLOOR PLAN

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