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Final Programme Book 19th European Congress of Trauma & Emergency Surgery

May 6 – 8, 2018 | Palacio de Congresos de | Valencia,

Organised by

European Society for Trauma & Emergency Surgery Sociedad Española de Cirugía Ortopédica y Spanish Surgeons Association Traumatología Socieded Española de Medicina de Urgencias y Semicyuc – Los Profesionales Del Enfermo Crítico Emergencias Sociedad Española de Anestesiología, Reanimación y Terapéutica del Dolor

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2 Table of Contents Table of Contents

Welcome...... 2 Organisation & Committees ...... 5 Invited Faculty...... 5 Acknowledgement of Societies...... 6 ESTES Board of Directors ...... 7 ESTES Society...... 8 EBSQ Examinations...... 10 General Information / ­Scientific ­Programme Information...... 11

Speaker / Chair Information...... 13 INFORMATION PROGRAMME Programme at a Glance...... 16 Sunday, May 6, 2018...... 19 Monday, May 7, 2018...... 33 Tuesday, May 8, 2018...... 44 Poster Walks...... 53

Important Addresses...... 127 Registration...... 128 Official Networking Programme...... 130 GENERAL GENERAL

General Information Valencia...... 131 INFORMATION Sponsor Acknowledgements...... 135

Exhibition...... 135 Exhibition Floor Plan...... 136 Floor Plan ...... 137 Industry Supported Sessions ...... 139 EXHIBITION

Invited Faculty Index...... 140 SPONSORSHIP & Authors Index...... 142 Notes...... 173

1 Welcome

Welcome Marius Keel, ESTES President 2017-2018 MESSAGE FROM THE ESTES PRESIDENT Dear friends of ESTES, It gives me great pleasure on behalf of the European Society for Trauma and Emergency Surgery to welcome you to Valencia for the 19th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery.

After the great congress in Bucharest with the slogan «Give and take – share your experience» we are looking forward to share our experience in the Valencia congress centre, a famous buildung by Norman Forster. The congress president Isidro Martínez Casas together with Salvi Prat Fab- regat and María Soledad Montón Condón as well as members of the Society’s section and edu- cation committee have worked out an exciting programme that will update you on the newest knowlegde in trauma and emergency surgery care according to the congress slogan «Bringing the light». For this congress some new session formats have been integrated beside the instructional lectures and presentations of scientific papers such as case presentations with panel discussions, controversies with pro and con presentations as well as debate sessions. Futhermore, there are also poster walks with a distinguished faculty.

It is also my pleasure to welcome the former ESTES president Ingo Marzi to give the Otmar ­Trentz Lecture as well as the ESTES honorary member Selman Uranues to give the Sten Lennquist Lecture.

It is a great success that our society with the focus on the integrated approach in emergency and trauma care has been able to strengthen the cooperation with different industrial partners. Our congress should also function as a platform for the interactivity with other international societies and associations represented in Valencia by different guest symposia.

A warm welcome belongs to our collegues from India representing this country as guest nation of ESTES in Valencia.

I hope that you will feel welcome in Valencia and learn not only new solutions for your daily activity in acute care, emergency and trauma surgery, but hopefully you will also meet some new friends from around the world and find some time to enjoy the third largest of Spain.

I look forward to seeing you in Valencia for an unforgettable congress.

Marius Keel ESTES President 2017-2018

2 Welcome

Isidro Martínez Casas, Congress President 2018 MESSAGE FROM THE ECTES PRESIDENT Dear colleagues and friends, It is my honor and a privilege to welcome you to the 19th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery from May 6 – 8, 2018 in Valencia, Spain.

The congress is organised by the European Society for Trauma and Emergency Surgery, in close cooperation with the Spanish Surgeons Association (AEC) and other Spanish Societies like the Spanish Society of Emergency Physicians (SEMES), Spanish Society for Anesthesia and Reanima- tion (SEDAR), Spanish Society for Intensive Care Medicine (SEMICYUC) and the Spanish Society for Traumatology and Orthopedic Surgery (SECOT) all linked by their common interest in the polytraumatised and emergency surgical patient.

The leading theme of the congress is: “Bringing the light” as the aim of the meeting is to illuminate and focus on the multidisciplinary approach to our pati- ents. Colleagues of different European and non-European countries and representatives of many scientific societies like IATSIC, ESS, WAIOT, DGU, ATLS, ATCN, Küntscher Society, AOTrauma and this year's guest society: the Indian Trauma Society, will share their experience to light the broad field of Trauma and Emergency Surgery.

During these three days, there will be discussion on a wide variety of topics, from high energy trauma management to intraabdominal infections, trauma registries, complex hip and pelvic frac- tures, damage control radiology, point of care ultrasound, the politraumatised child, minimally invasive techniques in trauma and emergency surgery, new strategies in wound care and acute elderly patients. The sessions, interactive case presentations, free paper presentations, poster walks and guest symposia have been structured to confront different points of view and assure audience participation.

Several pre-congress courses will be organised: ATLS, ITLS, MUSEC, ATCN, EASC, Mass Casualty Incidents one day course, ETC and Polytrauma course, all of them to introduce young specialists in the philosophy of our field of interest. Furthermore, the European Board of Surgery Qualification Exams in Emergency Surgery will be held in Valencia on May 9.

Valencia, a city of arts and science, is a place where traditional and modern architecture,­hospitality, gastronomy and climate will offer also networking and leisure momments in the Mediterranean.

Proud to welcome you,

Isidro Martínez Casas Congress President

3 Welcome

MESSAGE FROM THE GUEST SOCIETY INDIA It is our great pleasure and honour to be invited to attend the European Congress representing India.

Trauma has been designated as number one avoidable killer in today's fast track world and tech- nology to combat the injured person is continuously evolving. With the Global perspective the European congress has taken it will spread the message of better care across the world more effectively.

By virtue of inviting us to share new technology, current concepts would also travel via us to Far East Asia and Asia Pacific more effectively as India forms the gateway via this effective "Spice route" from the good old days.

We are also presenting our material which will give an insight to other delegates as to how ­various kinds of trauma is managed in other parts of the world.

We hope to have a very fruitful and scientific interaction during ECTES 2018 and look forward to it.

Sunil Kulkarni President, Trauma Society of India

Sushrut Babhulkar Secretary, Trauma Society of India

4 Organisation & Committees Organisation & Committees

CONGRESS PRESIDENT Isidro Martínez Casas – Jaén, Spain

ORGANISING COMMITTEE Salvi Prat Fabregat – Barcelona, Spain María Soledad Montón Condón – Gorráiz, Spain Marius Keel – Berne/Zurich, Hayato Kurihara – Rozzano,

Invited Faculty

For the full list of invited speakers and chairpersons, please turn to page 140.

5 Acknowledgement of Societies Acknowledgement of Societies

Special thanks to the following societies and organisations which responded to our invitation and contributed to the 19th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery.

PARTICIPATING INTERNATIONAL Serbian Trauma Society SOCIETIES Slovakian Trauma Society ATLS in Europe Slovenian Association of Surgeons ATCN Europe Slovenian Society of Trauma Surgeons Austrian Trauma Society Spanish Association for Anaesthesiology and Belgian Orthopaedic Trauma Association Reanimation (SEDAR) Belgian Trauma Society Spanish Association for Ortopaedics and Bosnian Trauma Society Trauma (SECOT) Croatian Trauma Society Spanish Association of Emergency Physicians (SEMES) Croatian Urgent Medicine and Surgery Association Spanish Association of Intensive Care and Coronary Units (SEMICYUC) Czech Trauma Society Spanish Surgeons Association Dutch Trauma Society Swedish Trauma Association Finnish Trauma Society Swiss Society of General Surgery and French Emergency Surgery Society Traumatology German Trauma Society Swiss Trauma Society (SGTV) Hellenic Society for Trauma & Turkish Society of Orthopedics & Traumatology Emergency Surgery Turkish Association of Trauma & Hungarian Trauma Society Emergency Surgery Israel Trauma Society Italian Trauma & Emergency Surgery SUPPORTING SOCIETIES Society (SICUT) Advanced Trauma Care for Nurse Lusitanian Association for Trauma and Europe (ATCN) Emergency Surgery AOTrauma Norwegian Trauma Competency Service ATLS Europe Pancyprian Association of Trauma & European Shock Society (ESS) Emergency Surgery Gerhard Küntscher Society Pan-Ukrainian Association of Traumatology and Osteosynthesis German Trauma Society (DGU) Portuguese Surgical Society International Association for Trauma Surgery and Intensive Care (IATSIC) Romanian Society for Trauma & Emergency Surgery World Association against Infection in Orthopedics and Trauma (WAIOT)

6 ESTES Board of Directors ESTES Board of Directors

ESTES EXECUTIVE BOARD NATIONAL DELEGATES ESTES President 2017-2018 Bahouth Hany – Israel Keel Marius – Berne/Zurich, Switzerland Jørgensen Joakim – Høvik, President Elect Bakota Bore – Karlovac, Croatia Josten Christoph – Leipzig, Beuran Mircea – Bucharest, General Secretary Cimerman Matej – Ljubljana, Slovenia Wendt Klaus – Groningen, The Do Carmo Caldeira Maria – Madeira, Past President Drác Pavel – Olomouc, Tilsed Jonathan – Beverley, Gaarder Christine – Oslo, Norway Vice President Gavrankapetanovic Ismet – Sarajevo, Bosnia Voiglio Eric – Monaco, MC and Herzegovina Treasurer Georgiou Chrysanthos – Nicosia, Cyprus Kurihara Hayato – Rozzano, Italty Heim Dominik – Frutigen, Switzerland Advisory Council Chair Hreckovski Boris – Slavonski Brod, Croatia Zago Mauro – Bergamo, Italy Hildebrand Frank – Aachen, Germany Editor-in-chief (EJTES) Kalashnikov Andriy – Kiev, Marzi Ingo – Frankfurt, Germany Hartmann Andreas – Salzburg, SECTION CHAIRS & CO-CHAIRS Komadina Radko – Celje, Slovenia Emergency Surgery Lantto Iikka – Oulu, Shamiyeh Andreas – Linz, Austria Lodier Frédéric – Lyon, Pereira Jorge – Viseu, Portugal Martinez Casas Isidro – Jaén, Spain Disaster & Military Surgery Mesquita Carlos – Coimbra, Portugal Faccincani Roberto – Milan, Italy Mitkovic Milorad B. – Nis, Serbia Ashkenazi Itamar – Hadera, Israel Nijs Stefaan – Leuven, Permanent Education Commitee Okçu Güvenir – Manisa, Talving Peep – Tallinn, Estonia Platz Andreas – Zurich, Switzerland Ponchietti Luca – Milton Keynes, United Pons Francois – Clamart, France Kingdom Ponsen Kees–Jan – Alkmaar/Beverwijk, The Polytrauma Netherlands Pape Hans-Christoph – Zurich, Switzerland Putzeys Guy – Bellegem, Belgium Landaluce-Olavarria Aitor – Vizcaya, Spain Riddez Louis – Linköping, Skeletal Trauma and Sports Medicine Simko Peter – Bratislava, Slovakia Komadina Radko – Celje, Slovenia Kdolsky Richard – Vienna, Austria Stergiopoulos Spiros – Athens, Varga Endre – Szeged, Visceral Trauma Gaarder Christine – Oslo, Norway Yanar Hakan – Istanbul, Turkey Riddez Louis – Linköping, Sweden Zago Mauro – Bergamo, Italy

7 ESTES Society ESTES Society

AGENDA FOR THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY Date: Monday, May 7, 2018 Starting time: 16:30 Location: Auditorium 2 Palacio de Congresos de Valencia Valencia, Spain

1. Opening and welcome 2. Approval of the agenda 3. Approval of the minutes of the General Assembly on May 8, 2017, in Bucharest, Romania 4. Election of Manuela Walland as recording secretary 5. Report of the Secretary General 6. Approval of new members & Termination of membership 7. Report of the Treasurer 8. Report of the Financial Committee Chairman 9. Discharge of the Treasurer from his responsibility 10. Appointment of the Financial Committee members for the year 2018 11. Report of the Editor-in-Chief of the European Journal of Trauma and Emergency Surgery 12. Presidential Report 13. Report of the Chairman of the Advisory Council 14. Report of the Section and Education Committee Chairs a. Disaster & Military Surgery b. Emergency Surgery c. Skeletal Trauma & Sports Medicine d. Visceral Trauma e. Polytrauma f. Education Committee 15. Election of the President Elect (2018-2019) – suggestion: Carlos Mesquita, Portugal 16. Election of the Vice President (2018 – 2021) – suggestion: Jonathan Tilsed, United Kingdom 17. Outlook at future ESTES Congresses 18. Miscellaneous 19. Closing Remarks

Marius Keel, President 2017 - 2018

8 ESTES Society

ESTES SECTION MEETINGS Emergency Surgery Disaster & Military Surgery Skeletal Trauma and Sunday, May 6, 2018 Monday, May 7, 2018 Sports Medicine 07:30 – 08:30 07:30 – 08:30 Monday, May 7, 2018 Room 4 Room 5 12:45 – 13:45 Section Chair: Section Chair: Room 5 Andreas Shamiyeh Roberto Faccincani Section Chair: Vice Chair: Jorge Pereira Vice Chair: Itamar Ashkenazi Radko Komadina Vice Chair: Richard Kdolsky Education Committee Polytrauma Sunday, May 6, 2018 Monday, May 7, 2018 Visceral Trauma 12:45 – 13:45 07:30 – 08:30 Monday, May 7, 2018 Room 4 Room 4 15:30 – 16:30 Chair: Peep Talving Section Chair: Room 4 Vice Chair: Luca Ponchietti Hans-Christoph Pape Section Chair: Vice Chair: Christine Gaarder Aitor Landaluce-Olavarria Vice Chair: Louis Riddez

EJTES EDITORIAL BOARD MEETING Sunday, May 6, 2018, 14:00 – 17:00, Room 6 ESTES INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP Annual fees: —— Regular: 120 EUR —— Doctors in training / non-doctors: 85 EUR Benefits: —— A significantly reduced registration fee to the annual congress of the society —— Registration for endorsed courses and meetings at a reduced fee —— Free annual subscription to the official forum of the society, the “European Journal of Trauma and Emergency surgery”. The journal comprises 6 printed issues per year inclu- ding regular information from the society. —— Possibility to become a member of the specialist sections of the society: Visceral trauma; Skeletal trauma and sports medicine; Emergency surgery; Disaster and military surgery, Polytrauma section —— A diploma confirming your individual membership (upon request)

For more information visit the ESTES Booth in the Exhibition Area 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 socie- ties! ESTES International Village is located in the Exhibition Area on the left-hand side next to the Entrance.

9 EBSQ Examinations EBSQ Examinations

SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2018 EBSQ Examination in Trauma Surgery Start: 08:00 Room 5 Organised by the division of Trauma Surgery UEMS and ESTES The examination consists of 3 parts: —— Multiple choice: 30 Questions —— General Viva: Case discussions —— Academic: Discussion of a scientific paper

WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 2018 EBSQ Examination in Emergency Surgery Chair: Jonathan Tilsed

10 General Information / ­Scientific ­Programme Information General Information / ­Scientific ­Programme Information

ABSTRACT ONLINE SUPPLEMENT You will find the abstracts of the 19th European Congress on Trauma and Emergency Surgery in 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/s00068-018-0934-7

BEST ORAL PRESENTATION & BEST POSTER AWARDS The three awards for Best Oral Presentation (of 1000 EUR / 500 EUR / free congress registra- tion for ECTES 2019), two awards for the best Research Posters (of 500 EUR / free congress registration for ECTES 2019) and awards for the two Best Case Study Posters (of 500 EUR / free congress registration for ECTES 2019) will be awarded during the Closing Ceremony on Tuesday, May 8, 2018. Please note that award winners need to be present at the ceremony to be eligible to receive the prize.

CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE Your Certificate of Attendance will be included in your congress materials available at the regis- tration desk.

CME CREDITS The 19th European Congress of Trauma & Emergency Surgery, ­Valencia, Spain, 06/05/2018–08/05/2018 has been accredited by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME®) with 18 European CME credits (ECMEC®s). Each medical specialist should claim only those hours of credit that he/she actually spent in the educational activity.

Through an agreement between the Union Européenne des Médecins Spécialistes and the American Medical Association, physicians may con- vert EACCME® credits to an equivalent number of AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM. Information on the process to convert EACCME® credit to AMA credit can be found at www.ama-assn.org/ education/earn-credit-participation-international-activities.

Live educational activities, occurring outside of Canada, recognised by the UEMS-EACCME® for ECMEC®s are deemed to be Accredited Group Learning Activities (Section 1) as defined by the Maintenance of Certification Program of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada.

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

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CONGRESS STAFF The Mondial Congress & Events team members are present at the registration counter and con- gress hostesses are present in all session rooms as well as at the Speakers' Preview Centre and as badge monitors. Do not hesitate to approach them with queries – they will gladly assist you.

ESTES BOOTH For matters regarding ESTES membership and other ESTES activities, participants are cordially invited to visit the ESTES booth in the Exhibition Area.

SCIENTIFIC POSTER AREA All Scientific Posters can be viewed throughout the congress in both Poster Areas on the first and second floor.

SPEAKERS' PREVIEW CENTRE The Speakers' Preview Centre is located on the left-hand side of the entrance area. Staff and equipment will be available for you to arrange and preview your PowerPoint­presentation. Please find more detailed information on page 13.

CAR PARK It is highly recommended to use public transportation. In case you wish to travel with your own car, there is a parking garage available at the venue during the congress hours. Please note that this parking area will be closed during the night.

Alternatively you will find another car park at Sorolla Center. Please find more details on the website: http://www.grupoigsa.es/web/garajes/parkings-sorolla-center.php.

CLOAKROOM A cloakroom and luggage storage facilities are available in the Exhibition Area on the left-hand side.

COFFEE BREAKS Coffee during the indicated coffee breaks is included in the registration fee and will be served in the Exhibition Area on the ground floor.

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

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

WIFI ACCESS WiFi will be available in the congress centre: Network: ECTES2018 Password: ECTES2018

12 Speaker / Chair Information Speaker / Chair Information

OPENING HOURS SPEAKERS’ PREVIEW CENTRE —— Saturday, May 5, 2018 16:00 – 19:00 —— Sunday, May 6, 2018 07:15 – 18:00 —— Monday, May 7, 2018 07:15 – 17:00 —— Tuesday, May 8, 2018 08:00 – 12:30

IF YOU ARE A CHAIR 1. Please locate your session room in due time. Please be at your session roomat least 15 minutes prior to the start of the session. 2. We may remind you that speakers need to strictly observe the time schedule. Panelists should not speak before they are recognized 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 Speakers’ Preview Centre (entrance area) at least 3 hours prior to the start of the respective ­session. For sessions starting at 08:30, the PowerPoint presentations should be deliveredthe previous day.

In order to avoid any delays, speakers are kindly requested to hand in their PowerPoint presen- tations on USB. If you bring your own laptop, the presentation will be transferred onsite in the Speakers' Preview Centre.

If you wish to bring your own laptop, it is crucial to make this known in the Speakers' 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 in the invitation letter has to be strictly followed. Your remaining speaking time will be displayed during your presentation.

You may rest assured that your files will be deleted from the congress server after your pre- sentation.

The best oral presentations will be chosen by a jury and receive the Best Oral Presentation Awards during the Closing Ceremony on Tuesday, May 8, 2018. Presence at the ceremony is mandatory for the award winners.

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IF YOU ARE PRESENTING A POSTER IN A POSTER WALK The Poster Areas are located on the first and on the second floor: —— First floor: Clinical Research Poster Area —— Second floor: Clinical Research & Case Studies Poster Area Each poster will be displayed throughout the congress and presented in the dedicated poster walk. The schedule for poster walks can be found from page 53 to 126.

Poster Walk: Each poster should be presented for 3 minutes maximum, allowing an additionaldiscussion time of 1 minute. Each poster walk will be guided by a poster chair. Meeting point for poster walks is the poster service desk in the corresponding Poster Area.

Posters have to be mounted Saturday, May 5, 2018 between 16:00 and 19:00 or on Sunday, May 6, 2018, between 08:00 and 10:30. Please attach the poster to the board with the cor- responding poster placement number and remove it on Tuesday, May 8, 2018 before 12:00; otherwise, the staff will dispose of it.

Stripes for mounting the posters will be available in the Poster Area. Please note that only these stripes may be used for mounting posters to avoid damaging the panel surface.

Out of all submitted abstracts the best posters (Clinical Research & Case Studies) were assigned by the Scientific Committee prior to the congress. These selected posters will be evaluated in the poster walk by the poster chair.

The prizes for the three best clinical research and the best case study posters will be awarded at the Closing Ceremony, which takes place on Tuesday, May 8, 2018, at 13:30. 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 poster service desk.

14 Organised by Speaker / Chair Information European Society for Trauma & Emergency Surgery Česká společnost úrazové chirurgie

20th European Congress of Trauma & Emergency Surgery

May 5 – 7, 2019 | Clarion Congress Hotel Prague Prague, Czech Republic

SAVE THE DATE

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TUESDAY, MAY 8, 2018 MAY TUESDAY, Polytrauma • • • •

Case Scenario Case Scenario AUDITORIUM 2 2 AUDITORIUM in resuscitation with Expert Panel with Expert Panel in visceral in visceral trauma Closing Ceremony Consensus meeting Consensus ICL + Case Scenario ICL Point of Care UltraSound UltraSound Care of Point in acute surgical diseases: diseases: surgical in acute Damage control principles principles control Damage the first consensus meeting the first Operative vs. non-operative vs. non-operative Operative p. 44 p. 47 p. 49

Disaster & Military & Military Disaster • • • • ICL ICL ICL ICL

• Polytrauma Case Scenario Case Scenario AUDITORIUM 1 AUDITORIUM with Expert Panel skeletal trauma care trauma skeletal New developments in in developments New Bleeding and resuscitation Bleeding Emergency Surgery Emergency • 08:30 - 10:00 10:30 - 12:00 12:00 - 13:30 10:00 - 10:30 13:30 - 14:30 Session Slot 1 Slot Session 18 2 Slot Session 3 Slot Session Sunday, May 6, 2018

SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME Sunday, May 6, 2018

08:30 – 10:00 Auditorium 1 ICL + Case Scenario • CRITICALLY INJURED PATIENT, HOW TO PRIORITISE? Moderator: Tina Gaarder, Oslo, NO & Fernando Turegano, Madrid, ES

1. Junctional injuries – how to prioritise Fernando Turegano, Madrid, ES 2. Torso vascular injuries – who needs operation vs. role for endovascular Demetrios Demetriades, Los Angeles, US 3. Blunt vs penetrating injuries – difference in approach? Juan Carlos Puyana, Pittsburgh, US 4. The ischemic extremity in the critically injured patient Joakim Jorgensen, Oslo, NO 5. Case presentation & Panel discussion & Take-Home message 6, 2018 Tina Gaarder, Oslo, NO ay

08:30 – 10:00 Auditorium 2 , M ICL + Case Scenario • TRENDS IN GERIATRIC TRAUMA Moderators: Matej Cimerman, Ljublijana, SL & Pilar Camacho, Barcelona, ES unday S 1. Developing a geriatric trauma centre Johannes Bastian, Berne, CH 2. Intensive care of polytrauma patient Juan Antonio Llompart, , ES 3. Pelvic ring insufficiency fracture – why and how to fix Pol M. Rommens, Mainz, DE 4. Periprosthetic acetabular fractures – fix or replace the cup Marius Keel, Berne/Zurich, CH 5. Case presentation of a civilian elderly trauma patient Pilar Camacho, Barcelona, ES + Panel Discussion 6. Take-Home Message (3 min) Matej Cimerman, Ljublijana, SL

• Emergency Surgery • Disaster & Military • Polytrauma • Skeletal Trauma & Sports Medicine • Visceral Trauma • Education 19 Sunday, May 6, 2018

08:30 – 10:00 Auditorium 3 ICL + Case Scenario • ACUTE BILIARY DISEASES: STONES AND NIGHTMARES Moderators: Andrea Anderloni, Rozzano, IT & Jose María Jover, Madrid, ES

1. Severe acute cholecystitis, percutaneous drainage or subtotal cholecystectomy? Jose Manuel Aranda, Malaga, ES 2. Is there anything else someone can do? Andrea Anderloni, Rozzano, IT 3. Economical impact of acute biliary disease on general surgery Hayato Kurihara, Rozzano, IT 4. Bile duct injury 0% Selman Uranues, Graz, AT 5. Management of bile duct stones. Do surgeons still have a role? Jorge Pereira, Viseu, PT 6. Clinical scenario and panel discussion Jose María Jover, Madrid, ES

08:30 – 10:00 Room 4 Guest Symposium EFORT 6, 2018 PROXIMAL FEMUR FRACTURES – STILL A PROBLEM? ay GUEST SYMPOSIUM EFORT

, M Moderator: Peter Giannoudis, Leeds, UK & Christoph Josten, Leipzig, DE

1. What is proven in hip fracture treatment? Jean-Christophe Bel, Lyon, FR 2. Fractures around the hip and anticoagulation medication – what to do? unday

S Peter Giannoudis, Leeds, UK 3. What is proven in hip fracture treatment? Christoph Josten, Leipzig, DE 4. Implant related fractures of the femur Josep Munoz Vives, Andorra la Vella, AD +Discussion & Interesting cases

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08:30 – 10:00 Room 5 Free Paper session • COMPLEX HIP AND PELVIC FRACTURES Moderators: Andriy Kalashnikov, Kiew, UA & Olivera Lupescu, Bucharest, RO

1. O001 - Quality of life in multiply injured patients with lower extremity trauma 20 and 30 years after trauma: A comparison study R. Pfeifer1, G. Osterhoff1, K. Sprengel2, E. Zilkens1, H. Pape1; 1Zürich, CH, 2Zurich, CH nominated for the Best Oral Award 2. O002 - Fracture progression may cause prolonged pain in patients with fragility fractures of the pelvis Y.Ueda1, T. Inui2, H. Tsuji1, Y. Kurata1, J. Saito1; 1Sapporo, JP, 2Tokyo, JP 3. O003 - Preperitoneal pelvic packing for initial hemorrhagic control in hemodynamic unstable patients due to complex pelvic fractures in an Iranian busy trauma center S. Paydar1, H. Ravaii1, H. Abbasi1, S. Bolandparvaz1, R. Askarynezhadbehzady1, S. Mohseni2; 1Shiraz, IR, 2Orebro, SE 4. O004 - Comparative Biomechanical Study of Precontoured Angular Plate and Reconstruction Plate in Treating Posterior Wall Fractures of the Acetabulum G. Saka, G. Altun; Istanbul, TR 5. O005 - Comparison of operation time and fluoroscopy time in subtrochanteric fractures

treatment between SIF (Selfdynamisable Internal Fixator) group and literature datas for 6, 2018

other internal fixation types ay M. M. Mitkovic, S. Milenkovic, I. Micic, I. Kostic, P. Stojiljkovic, M. B. Mitkovic; Nis, RS , M 6. O006 - Long-term quality of life in patients with pelvic fractures; a multicenter study E. Hermans1, J. Biert1, M. Edwards1, L. Brouwers2, K. Lansink2, T. van Gent1; 1Nijmegen, NL, 2Tilburg, NL

7. O007 - The bone quality in patients with sacrum fractures unday S J.Berger-Groch, D. Thiesen, M. Hartel; Hamburg, DE 8. O008 - A biomechanical study of sacroiliac rod fixation for unstable pelvic ring injuries: verification of the “within ring" concept K. Futamura, Kamakura City, JP 9. O009 - Prevention of medial re-displacement in geriatric acetabular fractures with disruption of the quadrilateral plate – a biomechanical study M. Egloff1, C. May2, A. Butscher3, M. Keel4, A. This5, K. Siebenrock6, J. Bastian6; 1Vechigen, CH, 2Reutlingen, DE, 3Bettlach, CH, 4Zürich, CH, 5Zuchwil, CH, 6Bern, CH 10. O010 - Mid-term functional results after internal fixation of acetabular fractures involving the anterior column using the Pararectus approach C. von Rüden, L. Wenzel, J. Becker, A. Thannheimer, A. Woltmann, V. Bühren, M. Perl; Murnau, DE

• Emergency Surgery • Disaster & Military • Polytrauma • Skeletal Trauma & Sports Medicine • Visceral Trauma • Education 21 Sunday, May 6, 2018

08:30 – 10:00 Room 8+9 Guest Symposium ATCN ROLES OF THE NURSES IN MAJOR INCIDENTS Moderators: Candida Durão, Lisboa, PT & Frederic Lodier, Lyon, FR

1. Terrorism attack on Promenade des anglais in Nice Carole Boutet, Nice, FR 2. Train accident near Berlin Benjamin Riedl, Berlin, DE 3. Bomb and gun shooting in Oslo Knut Magne Kolstadbraten, Oslo, NO 4. Terrorism attack in Brussels Yves Maule, Brussels, BE 5. Medical Incident Command on the field, a special role for special nurses (French military) Jean-François Ringeval, Toulon, FR 6. Terrorism attack in Barcelona Manuel Muñoz Mancisidor, Barcelona, ES 7. The January 25th 2018 train crash in Milano Riccardo Sannicandro, Milan, IT + Round table with participation of Itamar Ashkenazi, Hadera, IL 6, 2018 —— What is the role of the nurses during these particular events? ay —— What can we learn afterwards? How can we improve our practice?

, M —— What kind of trainings for us?

10:00 – 10:30 Auditorium 2 Guest Symposium ESS unday

S BARRIER DYSFUNCTION AFTER POLYTRAUMA Speaker: Markus Huber-Lang, Ulm, DE

10:30 – 12:00 Auditorium 1 ICL + Case Scenario • OPEN ABDOMEN Moderators: Ari Leppäniemi, Helsinki, FI + Joan Sancho, Barcelona, ES

1. Success factors for optimal outcome. How to optimise abdominal closure rates? Joan Sancho, Barcelona, ES 2. Complex abdominal wall reconstruction – a place for creativity? Fernando Ferreira, Matosinhos, PT 3. Enteroatmospheric fistulae – prevention and treatment (20min) Michael Sugrue, Letterkenny, IE 4. Case presentation & Panel discussion & Take-Home message Ari Leppäniemi, Helsinki, FI 22 Sunday, May 6, 2018

10:30 – 12:00 Auditorium 2 Pros & Cons • CONTROVERSIES IN TREATMENT OF GERIATRIC FRACTURES Moderators: Klaus Wendt, Groningen, NL & Miquel Videla, Barcelona, ES

1. Femoral neck fracture: fixation vs. Femoral neck fracture: arthroplast Tedi Cicvarič, Rijeka, HR vs. Pilar Camacho, Barcelona, ES + Discussion 2. Extra-articular proximal femur fracture: intramedullary nailing vs extra medullary device Radko Komadina, Celje, SL vs. Andreas Platz, Zurich, CH + Discussion 3. Proximal humerus fractures: operative vs conservative treatment Miquel Videla, Barcelona, ES vs. Klaus Wendt, Groningen, NL + Discussion

10:30 – 12:00 Auditorium 3 ICL • RECENT DISASTERS: LESSONS LEARNED – IMPLICATIONS ON EMS AND HOSPITAL RESPONSE Chairs: Roberto Faccincani, Milan, IT & Julio Ruiz Palomino, Madrid, ES 6, 2018 1. Italy ay Roberto, Faccincani, Milan, IT

2. Spain , M Jorge Morales, Barcelona, ES & Sandra Cerdana, Barcelona, ES 3. UK Bob Dobson, London, UK unday

4. France S Eric Voiglio, Monaco, MC 5. Sweden Kristina Lennquist, Stockholm, SE 6. Germany Stefan Schulz-Drost, Berlin, DE 7. Turkey Mahir Ozmen, Ankara, TK 8. Norway Pal Aksel Naess, Oslo, NO + Panel discussion

• Emergency Surgery • Disaster & Military • Polytrauma • Skeletal Trauma & Sports Medicine • Visceral Trauma • Education 23 Sunday, May 6, 2018

10:30 – 12:00 Room 4 Guest Symposium Küntscher Society BACK TO BASICS IN INTRAMEDULLARY NAILING Moderators: Georg Gradl, Munich, DE & David Seligson, Louisville, US

1. Nailing of proximal humeral fractures Roland Biber, Nürnberg, DE 2. How to do a proper nailing of the humeral shaft Jan Verbruggen, Maastricht, NL 3. Tips & Tricks in proximal femoral nailing Wilhelm Friedl, Aschaffenburg, DE 4. Tips & tricks in femoral nailing David Seligson, Louisville, US 5. Nailing the tibia Rüdiger Haase, Berlin, DE 6. Blocking screws for reduction and stability Peter Thaller, Munich, DE

10:30 – 12:00 Room 8+9 Guest Symposium WAIOT 6, 2018

y WORLD ASSOCIATION AGAINST INFECTION IN ORTHOPEDICS AND TRAUMA (WAIOT) a Moderators: Guenter Lob, Munich, DE & Heinz Winkler, Vienna, AT

, M 1. The Global Threat of Orthopedic Infections: Introduction to WAIOT Guenter Lob, Munich, DE 2. Musculo Sceletal Infections in Saudi Arab, Actual Problems and Solutions Hazem Alkhwashki, Ryad, KSA unday

S 3. Septic Bone Defect: Bone Transport Pablo Corona Perez-Cardona, Barcelona, ES 4. External versus Internal Fixation in Infection: Are Paradigms changing? Heinz Winkler, Vienna, AT 5. Early Implant-Associated Infection: Removal or Maintenance of the Hardware Ingo Flesch, Tuebingen, DE 6. The Role of Antibacterial Coatings in Osteosynthesis: What is the Evidence? Carlo Romano, Milano, IT

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10:30 – 12:00 Room 5 Free Paper session • • MINIMALLY INVASIVE TECHNIQUES IN TRAUMA AND EMERGENCY SURGERY Moderators: Jonathan Tilsed, Beverly, UK & Fernando López Mozos, Valencia, ES

1. O011 - Economic impact of use of endoloop in surgical treatment of acute appendicitis. V.M. Durán Muñoz-Cruzado, L. Tallón-Aguilar, J. Tinoco-González, M.J. Tamayo-Lopez, A. Sánchez-Arteaga, I. Alarcón-del Agua, J. Padillo-Ruíz, F. Pareja-Ciuró; , ES 2. O012 - Experience in Diagnostic and Therapeutic Laparoscopy for Patient with Abdominal Stab Wounds H. Lin, Y. Chen; Banqiao District, New Taipei, TW 3. O013 - Hybrid Treatment in Severe Trauma: Experience at a Level 1 Trauma Center in an upper-middle income country J. Carbonell1, A. Del Valle1, H. Munevar1, A. Garcia1, R. Ferrada1, J.C. Puyana2, C. Navarro3, J.Bayona1, J. Trochez1; 1Cali, CO, 2Pittsburgh, PA/US, 3Talca, CL 4. O014 - Achieving higher rates of transcystic choledochoscopy during laparoscopic common bile duct exploration (LCBDE) J. Almusawi, L. Navaratne, K. Qurashi, A. Isla; London, GB 5. O015 - Is computed tomography tractography reliable in patients with anterior abdominal stab wounds?

İ.S. Sarici, M.U. Kalayci; İstanbul, TR 6, 2018

6. O016 - Is laparoscopic treatment in perforated peptic ulcer safe for all patients? ay K. Thorsen1, J.A. Søreide2, K. Søreide1; 1Stavanger, NO, 2Bergen, NO , M 7. O017 - Adhesive Small Bowel Obstruction: Single Adhesive Bands or Matted Adhesions? The Answers are on CT Scan. J.Guerrini1, G. Costa1, L. Samà1, S. Mei1, A. Ardito2, A. Biloslavo3, D. Zugna4, M. Ceolin1,

H. Kurihara2; 1Rozzano, Milano, IT, 2Rozzano, IT, 3Trieste, IT, 4Torino, IT unday S 8. O018 - Characteristics and Prevalence of Acute Cholecytitis in Patients with Hematologic Malignancies A. El Rifai, K. Naja, M. EL Hechi, A. Hallal; Beirut, LB 9. O019 - Transcatheter Arterial Embolization versus Splenectomy in Patients with Isolated Blunt Splenic Injury T.Suzuki1, A. Shiraishi2, Y. Otomo3; 1Chiba, JP, 2Kamogawa, JP, 3Tokyo, JP 10. O019A - Factors associated with Mortality in Patients undergoing Emergency Laparotomy for Non-Traumatic Intrabdominal Pathology; a Statistical Analysis. N. Misra, M. Campbell, J. Taylor; Liverpool, GB

• Emergency Surgery • Disaster & Military • Polytrauma • Skeletal Trauma & Sports Medicine • Visceral Trauma • Education 25 Sunday, May 6, 2018

12:10 – 12:40 Auditorium 1 STEN LENNQUIST LECTURE | LAPAROSCOPY FOR TRAUMA: DAILY PRACTICE AND THE EVIDENCE Speaker: Selman Uranues, Graz, AT

12:45 – 13:45 / Poster Area POSTER WALKS — Anaesthesia Chair: María Serna, Denia/Alicante, ES — Emergency Surgery 1 Chair: Spiros Stergiopolous, Athens, GR — Emergency Surgery 2 Chair: Yasuhiro Otomo, Tokyo, JP — Emergency Surgery 3 Chair: Fernando Ferreira, Porto, PT — Emergency Surgery 4 Chair: Michael Sugrue, Letterkenny, IE — Emergency Surgery 5 Chair: Dieter Morales García, Santander, ES 6, 2018

y — Emergency Surgery 6 a Chair: Eduardo Garcia Granero, Valencia, ES

, M — Infection 1 Chair: Juan Sancho, Barcelona, ES — Infection 2 Chair: Ari Leppäniemi, Helsinki, FI unday

S — Pediatric trauma 1 Chair: Pal Aksel Naess, Oslo, NO — Pediatric trauma 2 Chair: Ingo Marzi, Frankfurt, DE — Pediatric trauma 3 Chair: Ismet Gavrankapetanovic, Sarajevo, BA — Polytrauma 1 Chair: Hans-Christoph Pape, Zurich, CH — Polytrauma 2 Chair: Roman Pfeifer, Zurich, CH — Polytrauma 3 Chair: Rebecca Hasler, Berne, CH

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—— Polytrauma 4 Chair: Juan Antonio Llompart, Mallorca, ES —— Polytrauma 5 Chair: Rolf Lefering, Cologne, DE —— REBOA Chair: Moderator: Soledad Monton, Pamplona, ES

14:00 – 15:30 Auditorium 1 ICL • DEFINITION POLYTRAUMA REVISITED Moderators: Hans-Christoph Pape, Zurich, CH & Rolf Lefering Cologne, DE

1. Usage of scoring systems for the definition of polytrauma Hans-Christoph Pape, Zurich, CH 2. What was published by the German Trauma Registry Rolf Lefering, Cologne, DE 3. Influence of the TARN data on the management of polytrauma in Berne Rebecca Hasler, Berne, CH 4. Usage of scoring systems in the ICU Juan Antonio Llompart, Mallorca, ES

5. Translational research for polytrauma 6, 2018

Roman Pfeifer, Zurich, CH ay , M 14:00 – 15:30 Auditorium 2 Pros & Cons • BLEEDING CONTROL IN PELVIC TRAUMA unday

Moderators: Tal Hörer, Örebro, SE & Pedro Caba, Madrid, ES S

1. Pelvic Binder: Pros vs. Cons Peter Giannoudis, Leeds, UK vs. Demetrios Demetriades, Los Angeles, US + 10 min Discussion 2. Indication for vascular control and/or pelvic packing Josep Muñoz-Vives, Andorra la Vella, AD 3. Angiography/Embolisation with or without CT angio Thomas Lustenberger, Frankfurt, DE 4. Indication for REBOA Tal Hörer, Örebrö, SE 5. Panel Discussion & Take-Home Message Pedro Caba, Madrid, ES

• Emergency Surgery • Disaster & Military • Polytrauma • Skeletal Trauma & Sports Medicine • Visceral Trauma • Education 27 Sunday, May 6, 2018

14:00 – 15:30 Auditorium 3 Battle Session • ACUTE DIVERTICULITIS Moderators: Andreas Shamiyeh, Linz, AT & Michael Sugrue, Letterkenny, IE

1. Laparoscopy vs. Interventional Radiology Andreas Shamiyeh, Linz, AT vs. Garwin Sugrue, Dublin, IE 2. Lavage & Drainage vs. Surgical resection Gary Bass, Dublin, IE vs. Luca Ponchietti, Alicante, ES 3. Hartmann vs. Damage Control and Reconstruction Mahir Ozmen, Ankara, TR vs. Bogdan Diaconescu, Bucharest, RO 4. Case Presentation & Panel Discussion Michael Sugrue, Letterkenny, IE

14:00 – 15:30 Room 4 Guest Symposium IATSIC DISASTER MEDICINE AND PREPAREDNESS Moderators: Elmin Steyn, Durban, ZA & Tina Gaarder, Oslo, NO

1. Developing a generic triage training program challenges and solutions

6, 2018 Harald Veen, WHO 2. Combining existing models to adjust for differences in resources? ay Carl Montan, Stockholm, SE

, M 3. The Las Vegas shootings – lesson learned John Fildes, Las Vegas, US 4. During the MCI – my role as a surgeon Paal Naess, Oslo, NO unday

S 5. High volume centres as a training camp for MCIs? Benefits vs. ethical aspects Frank Plani, Johannesburg, ZA & Elmin Steyn, Durban, ZA

14:00 – 15:30 Room 5 Free Paper session • THORACIC AND SPINE INJURIES Moderators: Fernando Cozar, Jaen, ES & Christoph Josten, Leipzig, DE

1. O020 - Extensive thoraco-abdminal surgery causes intra-operative neutropenia despite the emerge of banded (CD16dim/CD62Lbright) neutrophils in peripheral blood M. Teuben, Utrecht, NL 2. O021 - Selecting Cervical Spinal Cord Injury Patients for Early Tracheostomy D. Scanting1, J. Fazendin2, A. Teichman2, A. Galvez2, J. Eakins2, B. McCracken1; 1Philadelphia, PA/US, 2Philadelphia, US

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3. O022 - Bone mass and length depending on screw pathway in pedicle screw fixation in S1 D. Wagner1, L. Kamer2, T. Sawaguchi3, H. Noser2, P. Rommens1; 1Mainz, DE, 2Davos, CH, 3Toyama, JP 4. O023 - Stability studies of combined fractures of the thoracic spine and the sternum on the human corpse preparation (PMHB) S. Schulz-Drost1, A. Langenbach2, F. Hennig2, S. Krinner3; 1Berlin, DE, 2Erlangen, DE, 3Bubenreuth, DE nominated for the Best Oral Award 5. O024 - Lung resection for trauma: an updated analysis from the National Trauma Data Bank. A. Aiolfi1, K. Inaba2, D. Khor2, K. Matsushima2, S. Siboni2, E. Benjamin2, D. Demetriades2; 1Los Angeles, US, 2Los Angeles, CA/US 6. O025 - Rib fixation versus conservative treatment for flail chest and multiple rib fractures after blunt thoracic trauma. A multicenter cohort study. R. Beks1, M. de Jong1, D. Reetz2, R. Groenwold1, F. Hietbrink1, M. Edwards2, L. Leenen1, R. Houwert1, J.P. Frolke2; 1Utrecht, NL, 2Nijmegen, NL 7. O026 - Clinical and Radiological Midterm Results after Hybrid Stabilization of Unstable Osteoporotic Vertebral Fractures of the Thoracolumbar Spine U.Spiegl, J. Jarvers, C. Josten, C. Heyde; Leipzig, DE 8. O027 - WITHDRAWN 9. O028 - 1-year outcome of plate versus intramedullary fixation of Robinson 2B.1 and 2B.2 6, 2018 clavicle fractures G. Chan1, Z. Korac2, M. Miletic2, D. Vidovic3, M. Staresinic3, J. Phadnis1, B. Bakota1; ay 1 2 3 Brighton, GB, Karlovac, HR, Zagreb, HR , M 10. O029 - Gunshot penetrating chest wounds accompanied by shock – surgical tactics D.Ivchenko, A. Koltovich, K. Zhestkov, K. Nikolaev; Moscow, RU unday

15:30 -16:00 Auditorium 2 S SPECIAL SESSION FOR INVITED COUNTRY – INDIA Moderators: Marius Keel, Berne/Zurich, CH & Klaus Wendt, Groningen, NL

1. Is Augmentation required for the unstable Intertrochanteric fractures? A new Method Sunil Kulkarni, IN 2. Neck of Femur fractures in young adults – Delayed presentation / Nonunion Sushrut Babhulkar, IN

15:30 -16:00 Auditorium 3 Special Session S3 GUIDELINES IN POLYTRAUMA Speaker: Bertil Bouillon, Cologne, DE

• Emergency Surgery • Disaster & Military • Polytrauma • Skeletal Trauma & Sports Medicine • Visceral Trauma • Education 29 Sunday, May 6, 2018

16:00 – 17:30 Auditorium 1 Case Scenario with Expert Panel • PSEUDOARTHROSIS AND INFECTIONS (FAILURE AND COMPLEX CASES) Moderators: Josep Muñoz-Vives, Andorra la Vella, AD & Klaus Wendt, Groningen, NL Presenters: Marius Keel, Berne/Zurich, CH & Josep Muñoz-Vives, Andorra la Vella, AD & Klaus Wendt, Groningen, NL

Panellist: Lars Peter Müller, Cologne, DE & Bore Bakota, Zagreb, HR & Heinz Winkler, Vienna, AT & Salvi Prat, Barcelona, ES

16:00 – 17:30 Auditorium 2 Battle Session • TORSO ABOVE DIAPHRAGM Moderators: Pal Aksel Naess, Oslo, NO & Alex Sammel, Valencia, ES

1. Prehospital clamshell thoracotomy, really? Christine Gaarder, Oslo, NO 2. Surgical rib fixation: Nice to do vs. makes a difference? Fernando Cozar, Jaen, ES & Luke Leenen, Utrecht, NL 3. Critical care treatment challenges in the severe chest injury

6, 2018 Luke Leenen, Utrecht, NL

ay 4. Case presentation & Panel discussion & Take-Home message Pal Aksel Naess, Oslo, NO , M

16:00 – 17:30 Auditorium 3 Round table • unday

S DISASTER MEDICINE, IS IT A SURGICAL PROBLEM? Moderator: Sten Lennquist, Stockholm, SE & David Nott, London, UK

1. Surgery in austere envirolment, is there a limit Andreas Wladis, ICRC, SE 2. Meeting surgical needs in austere enviroment Seema Biswas, London, UK 3. Surgical outcome and advocacy Mohana Amirtharajah, Amsterdam, NL 4. Round table– what should surgeons train for a. Maritime disasters Stefan Schulz-Drost, Berlin, DE b. Avalanches Dominik Heim, Frutigen, CH

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c. Refugees in camps in Turkey Mahir Ozmen, Ankara, TR d. Refugees migrants in the Mediterranean Mohana Amirtharajah, MSF, NL e. Discussion

16:00 – 17:30 Room 4 Team Session • UPPER GI BLEEDING Moderators: Jorge Pereira, Viseu, PT & Eduardo Garcia Granero, Valencia, ES

1. Gastroenterology input Andrea Anderloni, Rozzano, IT 2. Interventional radiology Leo Lawler, Dublin, IE 3. Resuscitation – who is ”stable”? Rafael Badenes, Valencia, ES 4. Surgical input 6, 2018

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16:00 – 17:30 Room 5 Free Paper session • • unday

ADVANCES IN ANAESTHESIA AND ERAS IN TRAUMA AND EMERGENCY SURGERY S Moderators: Diego Mariani, Legnano, IT & Isidro Martinez Casas, Jaen, ES

1. O030 - Statins May Be A Better Agent For Thromboembolic Prophylaxis. J. Samuels1, J. Coleman2, G. Stettler3, G. Nunns2, M. Kehler1, A. Banerjee1, C. Silliman4, E. Moore1; 1Denver, CO/US, 2Denver, US, 3Auora, US, 4Aurora, CO/US nominated for the Best Oral Award 2. O031 - Peripheral nerve blockade in the elbow versus fracture hematoma infiltration for pain relief during reduction of displaced distal radius fractures; results of a randomized trial T. Haak1, M. Bronkhorst1, J. Keizer2; 1The Hague, NL, 2Nieuwegein, NL nominated for the Best Oral Award

• Emergency Surgery • Disaster & Military • Polytrauma • Skeletal Trauma & Sports Medicine • Visceral Trauma • Education 31 Sunday, May 6, 2018

3. O032 - Higher Transthyretin Levels Over Time as an Independent Predictor for Better Outcomes in Critically Ill Trauma Patients T.Haltmeier1, K. Inaba2, J. Durso3, M. Khan2, S. Siboni2, V. Cheng2, B. Schnüriger1, E. Benjamin2, D. Demetriades2; 1Bern, CH, 2Los Angeles, CA/US, 3Los Angeles, US nominated for the Best Oral Award 4. O033 - Ketamine during tracheal intubation of trauma patients– A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis J.Bækgaard1, T. Eskesen2, M. Sillesen2, L. Rasmussen2, J. Steinmetz2; 1København V, DK, 2Copenhagen, DK 5. O034 - Thromboelastography (TEG) and Conventional Coagulation Tests (CCTS) in trauma patients: Do we abandon CCTS in trauma patients? P.Petrone1, J. Tur2, A. Axelrad1, C. Marini1, C. Brathwaite1; 1Mineola, Long Island, NY/US, 2Terrassa, ES nominated for the Best Oral Award 6. O035 - Metabolic changes in the acute period after severe pediatric TBI P.Menshchikov, A. Manzhurtsev, M. Ublinskiy, I. Melnikov, N. Semenova, T. Akhadov; Moscow, RU 7. O036 - Low physical performance is associated with developing pulmonary complications following acute high-risk abdominal surgery L. Tengberg1, L. Jønsson2, N. Foss2, L. Ingelsrud2, T. Bandholm2, M. Kristensen2; 1Køge, DK, 6, 2018 2Hvidovre, DK ay nominated for the Best Oral Award

, M 8. O037 - 31P MRS study of brain cellular metabolism activation by a low-pressure hyperbaric oxygenation session A. Manzhurtsev, O. Vasiukova, P. Menshchikov, N. Zaitseva, V. Sergeeva, M. Ublinskiy, T. Akhadov, N. Semenova; Moscow, RU unday

S 9. O038 - A rise in neutrophil cell size precedes organ dysfunction after trauma. L. Hesselink1, M. Heeres1, F. Paraschiakos1, M. ten Berg1, A. Huisman1, I. Hoefer1, M. de Groot1, W. van Solinge1, M. Dijkgraaf2, P. Hellebrekers1, K. van Wessem1, L. Koenderman1, L. Leenen1, F. Hietbrink1; 1Utrecht, NL, 2Amsterdam, NL 10. O039 - Shock Index In patient with Solid Organ Injury To Predict the Need for Blood Transfusion and Laparotomy A. El-Menyar1, H. Al-Thani1, M. Asim1, R. Latifi2; 1Doha, QA, 2Valhalla, NY/US 11. O040 - Determination of the innate immune status by a point-of-care automated load-and-go flow cytometer in an acute trauma setting: a feasibility study R. Spijkerman, P. Hellebrekers, L. Hesselink, L. Koenderman, L. Leenen, F. Hietbrink; Utrecht, NL

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08:30 – 10:00 Auditorium 1 ICL • ACUTE CARE SURGERY UNITS Moderators: Jonathan Tilsed, Beverley, UK & Dieter Morales García, Santander, ES

1. Challenges in building an Acute Care Surgery Unit Joan Sancho, Barcelona, ES 2. How do we train surgeons in Acute Care Isidro, Martinez Casas, Jaen, ES 3. Is it a charming Cinderella? How to raise interest in Acute Care Michael Sugrue, Letterkeny, IE 4. Economical advantages of ACS units Dieter Morales García, Santander, ES 5. Board Certification Jonathan Tilsed, Beverley, UK + 10 min Discussion 7, 2018 y

08:30 – 10:00 Auditorium 2 a Controversies in Disaster & Military medicine • , M DISASTER & MILITARY / BATTLE SESSION Moderators: Francois Pons, Clamart, FR & Javier Uriarte, Bilbao, ES

1. Scoop & run vs Stay & play onday Bob Dobson, London, UK vs. Alex Sammel, Valencia, ES M 2. Civilian injured in warzones Military/Civilian dilemma Alberto Hernández Abadía, Madrid, ES vs. Seema Biswas, London, UK 3. Forward surgical team – Pros & Cons Francois Pons, Clamart, FR vs. Per Ortenwall, Gothenburg, SE 4. CT scans in mass casualties: ocused-headF CT vs. Total body Louis Riddez, Stockholm, SE vs. Fernando Turegano, Madrid, ES

08:30 – 10:00 Auditorium 3 Pros & Cons • • DAMAGE CONTROL ORTHOPAEDICS: SEVERE EXTREMITY INJURIES Moderators: Guy Putzeys, Bellegem, BE & Stuart Matthews, Leeds, UK

1. Open tibial shaft fractures: Pro nail Stuart Matthews, Leeds, UK

• Emergency Surgery • Disaster & Military • Polytrauma • Skeletal Trauma & Sports Medicine • Visceral Trauma • Education 33 Monday, May 7, 2018

2. Open tibial shaft fractures: Pro external fixator Pedro Caba, Madrid, ES + 10 min Discussion 3. Vascular injuries: limb salvage strategies Peep Talving, Tallinn/Tartu, EE 4. Soft tissue defects: preliminary reports using topical sevoflurane. Manuel Gerónimo Pardo, Albacete, ES 5. Soft tissue defects: Indications for amputation or primary flap Bore Bakota, Karlovac, HR 6. Case Presentation Bore Bakota, Karlovac, HR

08:30 – 10:00 Room 4 Guest Symposium DGU SURGICAL STRATEGIES FOR THE REPAIR OF POSTTRAUMATIC BONE DEFECTS Chairs: Ingo Marzi, Frankfurt, DE & Christoph Müller, Karlsruhe, DE

1. Concepts of Bone Healing and Future Perspectives Hans-Christoph Pape, Zurich, CH 2. Masquelet Technique – How can we improve the biological chamber? Christoph Nau, Frankfurt/DE 7, 2018 3. RIA Technique – Harvest of sufficient bone graft. Application and clinical results. ay Christoph Müller, Karlsruhe/DE 4. The vascularised graft technique , M Olivera Lupescu, Bucharest, RO 5. Bone defect bridging by compression intramedullary nailing and bone grafts Volker Bühren, Murnau, DE onday

M 08:30 – 10:00 Room 5 Free Paper session • STRATEGIES IN BLEEDING Moderators: Aitor Landaluce-Olavarria, Vizcaya, ES & Tal Hörer, Örebrö, SE

1. O043 - Predictive value of IL-1 and IL-6 in polytrauma patients with pelvic fractures – can they guide the treatment ? O.LUPESCU1, M. NAGEA2, D. LUPESCU3, A. DIMITRIU2, N.M. CIUREA2, A.M. Grosu2; 1Bucuresti, RO, 2Bucharest, RO, 3Buftea, RO 2. O041 - Resuscitative endovascular balloon occlusion of the aorta in experimental cardiopulmonary resuscitation – aortic occlusion level matters E. Dogan, T. Hörer, K. Nilsson; Örebro, SE nominated for the Best Oral Award

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3. O042 - „Stop the bleed – save a life!“ Introducing civilian bystanders as immediate responders in The Netherlands L. Geeraedts1, G. Giannakopoulos1, I. Ambagtsheer1, D. Scholler1, E. Davies1, B. van Loon1, A. Toor1, P. Pons2, L. Jacobs3; 1Amsterdam, NL, 2Denver, CO/US, 3Hartford, CT/US 4. O044 - Complications in Patients Who Did and Did Not Undergo Resuscitative Endovascular Occlusion of the Aorta: A Propensity Score Matching Analysis A. Shiraishi1, Y. Otomo2, J. Inoue3, T. Suzuki4; 1Kamogawa, JP, 2Tokyo, JP, 3Kofu, JP, 4Chiba, JP 5. O045 - A new occlusion device for temporary hemostasis of the Vena Cava is as effective as total hepatic vascular isolation in a porcine model of retro-hepatic injury. Y.Izawa1, S. Hishikawa1, T. Mato1, K. Matsushima2, K. Inaba2; 1Tochigi-Ken, JP, 2Los Angeles, CA/US 6. O046 - REBOA: Evidence for direct bleeding control in hemodynamic unstable patients B. Borger van der Burg1, T. van Dongen1, J. Morrison2, P. Hedeman Joosten1, J. DuBose3, T.Hörer4, R. Hoencamp5; 1Leiderdorp, NL, 2Baltimore, MD/US, 3Sacramento, CA/US, 4Örebro, SE, 5Leiden, NL 7. O047 - The association between ABO blood type and the mortality of severe trauma patients W. Takayama, A. Endo, Y. Otomo; Tokyo, JP 8. O048 - Protective effects of on coagulopathy is associated with alterations in the inflammatory response following trauma. 1 1 2 1 2

A. Bonde , P. Svenningsen , M. Sillesen ; Copenhagen Ø, DK, Copenhagen, DK 7, 2018 9. O049 - The use of the Shock Index as a predictor of active bleeding in trauma patients ay A. Campos Serra, S. Montmany Vioque, P. Rebasa Cladera, H. Llaquet Bayo, R. Gracia

Roman, S. Navarro Soto; Sabadell, ES , M 10. O050 - tPA-Challenged TEG: A New, More Reliable Predictive Assay for Scene-of-Injury Blood Samples M. Chapman1, F. Helfrich2, H. Moore3, C. Fleming2, A. Sauaia3, E. Moore1; 1Denver, CO/US, onday 2 3

Aurora, CO/US, Aurora, US M 11. O050A - Goal-directed fluid management during high-risk laparotomy, a meta-analysis G. Bass1, C. Duffy2, D. Honan3; 1Dublin, IE, 2Cork, IE, 3Wexford, IE

10:30 – 12:00 Auditorium 1 ICL + Case Scenario • • COMPLEX PELVIC FRACTURES Moderators: Luke Leenen, Utrecht, NL & Pol M. Rommens, Mainz, DE

1. Associated abdominal injuries: the acute care surgeon view Peep Talving, Tallinn/Tartu, EE 2. Assoiciated injuries: the orthopedic trauma surgeon view Pol M. Rommens, Mainz, DE

• Emergency Surgery • Disaster & Military • Polytrauma • Skeletal Trauma & Sports Medicine • Visceral Trauma • Education 35 Monday, May 7, 2018

3. Urogenital Trauma Per Ortenwall, Gothenburg, SE 4. Rectal injuries and the role of fecal diversion in pelvic trauma Pedro Yuste, Madrid, ES + 10 min Discussion 5. Case presentation & ake-HomeT Message Luke Leenen, Utrecht, NL

10:30 – 12:00 Auditorium 2 Case Scenario with Expert Panel • EMERGENCY SURGERY Moderators: Dieter Morales García, Santander, ES & Ari Leppäniemi, Helsinki, FI Presenters: Cristina Rey Valcarcel, Madrid, ES & Michael Sugrue, Letterkenny, IE

Panelists: Chrysantos Georgiu, Nicosia, CY Spiros Stergiopolous, Athens, GR Mauro Zago, Bergamo, IT Isidro Martinez Casas, Jaén, ES

7, 2018 10:30 – 12:00 Auditorium 3 ay ICL + Panel Discussion • •

, M REMAINING AND NEW CHALLENGES IN TRAUMA CARE Moderators: Michael Rotondo, Rochester, US & Javier Uriarte, Bilbao, ES

1. Efficiency of trauma prevention programmes

onday Michael Rotondo, Rochester, US

M 2. Incomplete trauma centers and split functions Andrea Campos, Sant Cugat, ES 3. Surgical sub-specialisations – how to overcome the threat to trauma?Martin Croce, Tennessee, US 4. Traumatic shock in the battlefield. What’s new? Javier Uriarte, Bilbao, ES 5. Panel discussion

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10:30 – 12:00 Room 4 ICL + Case Scenario • UPDATE IN FOOT AND ANKLE FRACTURES Moderators: Christoph Sommer, Chur, CH & Richard Kdolsky, Vienna, AT

1. Malleolar fractures Ruben Garcia, Barcelona, ES 2. Calcaneus fracture J. S. K. Luitse, Amsterdam, NL 3. Talus fracture Martijn Poeze, Maastricht, NL 4. Chopart/ Lisfranc injuries Matej Andoljšek, Ljubijana, SL 5. Foot fractures in vasculopathy Richard Kdolsky, Vienna, AT 6. Case presentation Andreas Platz, Zurich, CH 7. Take-Home Message Christoph Sommer, Chur, CH

10:30 – 12:00 Room 5 7, 2018

Free Paper session • ay

ADVANCES IN CIVILIAN AND MILITARY TRAUMA CARE , M Moderators: Fernando Turegano, Madrid, ES & Alberto Hernandez Abadia, Madrid, ES

1. O051 - The burden of diseases and non-battle injuries during deployment 1 2 3 1 1 2 T. van Dongen , E.P. Huizinga , F.J. Idenburg , R. Hoencamp ; Leiderdorp, NL, Utrecht, onday 3 NL, Den Haag, NL M nominated for the Best Oral Award 2. O052 - 28-day Thawed Plasma Maintains Capacity to Inhibit tPA-induced Fibrinolysis Similar to Freshly Thawed Plasma G. Stettler1, E. Moore2, G. Nunns3, J. Coleman3, J. Samuels4, A. Banerjee1, C. Silliman4; 1Auora, US, 2Denver, AL/US, 3Denver, US, 4Auora, CO/US nominated for the Best Oral Award 3. O053 - ‘Thinking lean’- The Use of Quality Improvement Models to Improve Trauma Clinic Service Provision in a Single Centre in England S. Waseem1, C. Sethu2, K. Wong2; 1London, GB, 2Salisbury, GB 4. O054 - Evaluation of the clinical competencies of young French surgeons in penetrating trauma management and damage control surgery. J. Gaudric1, B. Malgras2, A. De Carbonnieres3, S. Bonnet3, E. HORNEZ3; 1Paris, FR, 2Saint Mandé, FR, 3Clamart, FR

• Emergency Surgery • Disaster & Military • Polytrauma • Skeletal Trauma & Sports Medicine • Visceral Trauma • Education 37 Monday, May 7, 2018

5. O055 - E-Triage in mass casualties on the sea – an innovative backpack-system for maritime officers S. Schulz-Drost, J. Unterkofler, D. Merschin, S. Trach, M. Weigeldt, H. Ranke, A. Ekkernkamp, D. Gümbel; Berlin, DE 6. O056 - Coping mass casualty incidences at sea – Results of a table-top exercise E. Henning1, T. Görig1, S. Schulz-Drost2, A. Ekkernkamp2, D. Gümbel2; 1Greifswald, DE, 2Berlin, DE 7. O057 - Fasciotomy for Compartment Syndrome after Arterial Repair in Lower Limb Trauma J. Klocker, Innsbruck, AT 8. O058 - KOMPASS: An e-learning tool for maritime officers for triage in mass casualty incidents at sea H. Ranke, J. Unterkofler, D. Merschin, M. Weigeldt, D. Gümbel, A. Ekkernkamp, S. Schulz-Drost; Berlin, DE 9. O059 - Is there a difference between military, civilian terrorist attacks and civilian blast accidents – our experience with three Mass Casualty Events G. Popivanov1, R. Cirocchi2, K. Kjossev1, H. Petrov1, M. Tabakov1, R. Ribarov1, B. Zlatev1, V.Mutafchiyski1; 1Sofia, BG, 2Perugia, IT

12:10 – 12:40 Auditorium 1

7, 2018 OTMAR TRENTZ LECTURE | LOCAL AND SYSTEMIC INFLAMMATION AFTER SEVERE

ay TRAUMA – CURRENT UNDERSTANDING AND CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS Speaker: Ingo Marzi, Frankfurt, DE , M

12:45 – 13:45 Poster Area POSTER WALKS onday —— Education 1 M Chair: Peep Talving, Tallinn/Tartu, EE —— Education 2 Chair: Luca Ponchietti, Alicante, ES —— Education 3 Chair: Joakim Jorgensen, Oslo, NO —— Disaster & Military Chair: Alberto Hernandez Abadia, Madrid, ES —— Visceral Trauma 1 Chair: Demetrios Demetriades, Los Angeles, US —— Visceral Trauma 2 Chair: Michael Rotondo, Rochester, US —— Visceral Trauma 3 Chair: Martin Croce, Tennessee, US

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Visceral Trauma 4 Chair: Juan Carlos Puyana, Pittsburgh, US — Visceral Trauma 5 Chair: Javier Uriarte, Bilbao, ES — Visceral Trauma Cases 1 Chair: Pantelis Vassiliu, Athens, GR — Visceral Trauma Cases 2 Chair: Isidro Martínez Casas, Jaén, ES — Visceral Trauma Cases 3 Chair: Diego Mariani, Legnano, IT — Visceral Trauma Cases 4 Chair: Aitor Landaluce-Olavarria, Vizcaya, ES — Visceral Trauma Cases 5 Chair: Fernando Lopez Mozos, Valencia, ES — Visceral Trauma Cases 6 Chair: Soledad Monton, Pamplona, ES — Visceral Trauma Cases 7 Chair: Andreas Platz, Zurich, CH

14:00 – 15:30 Auditorium 1 7, 2018

Battle session • y a THE IDEAL TEAM LEADER Moderators: Hayato Kurihara, Rozzano, IT & Jose Maria Jover, Madrid, ES , M

1. The surgeon Hayato Kurihara, Rozzano, IT 2. The emergency physician onday Julio Ruiz Palomino, Madrid, ES M 3. The Orthopaedic trauma surgeon Ingo Marzi, Frankfurt, DE 4. The anaesthesiologist Rafael Badenes, Valencia, ES 5. + Panel Discussion with Voting

14:00 – 15:30 Auditorium 2 Battle Session • SURGICAL CRITICAL CARE IN THE SEPTIC PATIENT Moderators: Ari Leppäniemi, Helsinki, FI & Mari Angeles Ballesteros, Santander, ES

1. Use and abuse of open abdomen in Peritonitis Fernando Ferreira, Porto, PT & Ari Leppäniemi, Helskinki, FI

• Emergency Surgery • Disaster & Military • Polytrauma • Skeletal Trauma & Sports Medicine • Visceral Trauma • Education 39 Monday, May 7, 2018

2. Use and abuse of CT Scan on post-operative complications Fernando Turegano, Madrid, ES vs. Jonathan Tilsed, Beverely, UK 3. Vasopressors & enteral nutrition Mario Chico, Madrid, ES 4. Case Presentation & Panel Discussion & Take-Home Message Mari Angeles Ballesteros, Santander, ES

14:00 – 15:30 Auditorium 3 Guest Symposium AOTrauma ELBOW FRACTURES Chairs: Reto Babst, Luzern, CH & Pedro Caba, Madrid, ES

1. Distal Humerus Fracture: Approaches and fixation tactics? Reto Babst, Luzern, CH 2. Distal Humerus Fracture in the elderly: Reconstruction, Hemi or total Arthroplasty? Lars Adolfsson, Linköping, SE 3. Multifragmented Radial head fracture: Reconstruction, Replacement or Arthroplasty? Pedro Caba, Madrid, ES 4. Operative tactics in elbow dislocation fractures Lars Peter Müller, Cologne, DE 7, 2018 5. Postoperative stiffness after trauma: how and when to operate followed by which rehab ay program? Denise Eygendaal, Breda, NL , M

14:00 – 15:30 Room 4 Tandem session • onday CONFLICTS AND HEALTH M Moderator: Moderator: Andreas Wladis, ICRC, SE & Mohana Amirtharajah, MSF, NL

1. Confronting civilian victims of war and disasters – the ICRC approach Andreas Wladis, IRCR, SE 2. Confronting civilian victims of war and disasters – the MSF approach Mohana Amirtharajah, MSF, NL 3. Novel techniques to be used in next conflict Yasuhiro Otomo, Tokyo, JP 4. Tourniquets in civilian settings Ofer Merin, Jerusalem, IL 5. Long term results of military casualties Thijs van Dongen, Leiden, NL, 6. Stab wound zone 1 neck injuries Ofer Merin, Jerusalem, IL

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7. The impact of MRMI training on real mass casualty incidents in Slovenia Simon Herman, Ljubliana, SI 8. Mass casualty incident debreifing-where, when and how: Update of the NATO workshop outcomes Gila Hyams, Hof Carmel/IL

14:00 – 15:30 Room 5 Free Paper session • TRAUMA REGISTRIES Moderators: Fernando Cozar, Jaen, ES & Christoph Josten, Leipzig, DE

1. O060 - Patients’ personality and long-term outcome in severely injured trauma patients K. van Delft-Schreurs1, M. de Jongh1, K. Lansink2, M. Verhofstad3, J. de Vries1; 1Utrecht, NL, 2Tilburg, NL, 3Rotterdam, NL nominated for the Best Oral Award 2. O061 - What You Don't Know Can Hurt You: Chronic Disease Portends Increased Mortality after Injury in Low Resource Settings S. A. Christie1, F. Dissak-Delon2, A. Chichom-Mefire3, G.A. Etoundi Mballa2, R. Dicker4, C. Juillard1; 1San Francisco, CA/US, 2Yaounde, CM, 3Buea, CM, 4Los Angeles, CA/US 3. O062 - Evaluating Trauma Management, Outcomes and Economic Data in a System in Crisis: Changes required for improvement. 7, 2018

A. Prionas, A. Tooulias, A. Tsolakidis, C. Christou, G. TSOULFAS, V. Papadopoulos; ay Thessaloniki, GR , M 4. O063 - Value of Inferior Vena Cava Diameters as Predictor of Hemodynamic Deterioration in Severe Trauma Patients: How much “flatness”? N. Palma Caucig, C. Martinez Moreno, S. Kayser Mata, C. Rey Varcalcel, L. Garciafilia Cabrera, J. Zulueta, F. Turégano Fuentes; Madrid, ES onday 5. O064 - Main errors in the management of trauma patients: analysis of a hospital trauma M registry M. Burneo Esteves1, A. Sanchez Arteaga2, A. Lusilla López1, A. Garcia Sevilla3, R. Orti Rodriguez4, M.D. Pérez Díaz1, C. Rey Varcalcel1, F. Turégano Fuentes1; 1Madrid, ES, 2Sevilla, ES, 3Ciudad Real, ES, 4Santa Cruz De Tenerife, ES 6. O065 - Does ASA add value to the predictive ability of TRISS in the ageing trauma population? L. de Munter1, S. Polinder2, N. ter Bogt3, M. de Jongh4; 1Tilburg, NL, 2Rotterdam, NL, 3Enschede, NL, 4Utrecht, NL 7. O066 - Intracranial Pressure Monitoring in Isolated Severe Traumatic Brain Injury: An Evaluation of Outcomes and Compliance with Guidelines Using a Matched Cohort from the Trauma Improvement Quality Program (TQIP) Database R. Ahl1, B. Sarani2, G. Sjolin3, S. Mohseni3; 1Stockholm, SE, 2Washington, WA/US, 3Orebro, SE

• Emergency Surgery • Disaster & Military • Polytrauma • Skeletal Trauma & Sports Medicine • Visceral Trauma • Education 41 Monday, May 7, 2018

8. O067 - A Clinical and Forensic Study into Mortality from Road Traffic Accidents in the U.K. N. Spiteri1, G. Bessant2, M. McFall1, J. Taylor1, N. Misra1; 1Liverpool, GB, 2Leeds, GB 9. O068 - Regain of the pre-fracture basic mobility at the time of acute hospital discharge is associated with the risk of 30-day post-discharge mortality – A 1-year nationwide register study of 5,154 Danish patients with hip fracture M. Kristensen1, B. Öztürk2, N. Rock3, A. Ingeman4, H. Palm1, A. Pedersen4; 1Hvidovre, DK, 2X, DK, 3Odense, DK, 4Aarhus, DK 10. O068A - Leaving the hospital against medical advice after traumatic injury N. Balakrishnan1, M. Mohammed2, J. Blansfield2, H. Wing2, S. Sanchez2, C. Narsule2, R. Schulze2, P. Burke2, G. Kasotakis2; 1Boston, US, 2Boston, MA/US

15:30 – 16:30 Poster Area POSTER WALKS Emergency Surgery Cases 1 Chair: Bogdan Diaconescu, Bucharest, RO — Emergency Surgery Cases 2 Chair:n A dreas Shamiyeh, Linz, AT — Emergency Surgery Cases 3 Chair: Jorge Pereira, Viseu, PT

7, 2018 — Emergency Surgery Cases 4 y

a Chair: Mahir Ozmen, Ankara, TK — Emergency Surgery Cases 5 , M Chair: Fernando Lopez Mozos, Valencia, ES — Emergency Surgery Cases 6 Chair: Francisco Jimenez Armenteros, ES onday — Skeletal Trauma Cases 1

M Chair: Radko Komadina, Celje, SL — Skeletal Trauma Cases 2 Chair: Ruben Garcia, Valencia, ES — Skeletal Trauma Cases 3 Chair: Pol M. Rommens, Mainz, DE — Skeletal Trauma 1 Chair: Matej Cimerman, Ljubljana, SL — Skeletal Trauma 2 Chair: Milorad Mitkovic, Nis, RS — Skeletal Trauma 3 Chair: Dominik Heim, Frutigen, CH — Skeletal Trauma 4 Chair: Pilar Camacho, Barcelona, ES

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Skeletal Trauma 5 Chair: Pavel Drac, Olomouc, CZ — Skeletal Trauma 6 Chair: Matej Andoljšek, Ljublijana, SL — Skeletal Trauma 7 Chair: Christoph Sommer, Chur, CH — Skeletal Trauma 8 Chair: Miguel Videla, Barcelona, ES — Skeletal Trauma 9 Chair: Martyn Poeze, Maastricht, NL — Skeletal Trauma 10 Chair: Josep Muñoz-Vives, Andorra la Vella, AD 7, 2018 ay , M onday M

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08:30 – 10:00 Auditorium 1 Case Scenario with Expert Panel • POLYTRAUMA Moderators: Soledad Monton, Pamplona, ES & Luke Leenen, Utrecht, NL

Presenters: Christoph Josten, Leipzig, DE KeesJan Ponsen, Amsterdam, NL Soledad Monton, Pamplona, ES

Panelists: Salvi Prat, Barcelona, ES Pantelis Vassiliu, Athens, GR Hans-Christoph Pape, Zurich, CH Juan Carlos Puyana, Pittsburgh, US Guy Putzeys, Bellegem, BE 8, 2018 08:30 – 10:00 Auditorium 2 ay ICL + Case Scenario •

, M DAMAGE CONTROL PRINCIPLES IN RESUSCITATION Moderators: Louis Riddez, Stockholm, SE & Mari Angeles Ballesteros, Santander, ES

1. Achievable vs optimal Resus algorithms Mari Angeles Ballesteros, Santander, ES uesday

T 2. Trauma induced coagulopathy Christine Gaarder, Oslo, NO 3. The future of damage control Michael Rotondo, Rochester, US 4. Case Discussion and Take-Home Message Louis Riddez, Stockholm, SE

08:30 – 10:00 Auditorium 3 ICL • DEBATE IN SPINAL INJURIES Moderators: Christoph Josten, Lepzig, DE & Endre Varga, Szeged, HU

1. Polytrauma and spinal injuries Klaus Wendt, Groningen, NL

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2. Timing of decompression Marius Keel, Berne/Zurich, CH 3. Cervical spine: anterior or posterior fixation Sven Hoppe, Berne, CH 4. Role of navigation for pedicle screws in trauma Volker Bühren, Murnau, DE 5. Posterior and/or anterior fusion in thoracic/lumbar spine Christoph Josten, Leipzig, DE 6. Initial and definitive treatment concepts of displaced sacral fractures Endre Varga, Szeged, HU

08:30 – 10:00 Room 4 ICL • MILITARY VS. CIVILIAN EXPERIENCE IN THE TREATMENT OF VICTIMS OF EXPLOSIONS Moderators: Itamar Ashkenazi, Hadera, IL & Alberto Hernández Abadía, Madrid, ES

1. Outcomes of consensus meeting in Israel (2008) and in Spain (2009) on the treatment of the victim of explosion Fernando Turegano, Madrid, ES 2. Airway breathing management a. The military experience 8, 2018

Francois Pons, Clamart, FR ay

b. The civilian experience , M Itamar Ashkenazi, Hadera, IL + Discussion 3. Circulatory management

a. The military experience uesday T Thijs van Dongen, Leiden, NL, b. The civilian experience Ofer Merin, Jerusalem, IL + Discussion 4. Injuries by biologic foreign bodies Itamar Ashkenazi, Hadera, IL 5. Ethical dilemmas in treating terror victims Ofer Merin, Jerusalem, IL

• Emergency Surgery • Disaster & Military • Polytrauma • Skeletal Trauma & Sports Medicine • Visceral Trauma • Education 45 Tuesday, May 8, 2018

08:30 – 10:00 Room 5 Free Paper session • • • ACUTE ELDERLY PATIENT Moderators: Peter Simko, Bratislava, SK & Andreas Shamiyeh, Linz, AT 1. O069 - Enhancement of deteriorated wound healing in diabetic mice by lipid mediator 11,12 Epoxyeicosatrienoic acid (EET) K. Sommer1, A. Sander1, D. Henrich2, I. Marzi2, J. Frank2; 1Frankfurt, DE, 2Frankfurt Am Main, DE nominated for the Best Oral Award 2. O070 - Fibrinolysis Phenotypes in the Elderly: Implication for Empiric Anti-fibrinolytics G. Nunns1, H. Moore2, E. Moore2, G. Stettler3, J. Sumislawski2, B. Cotton4, C. Silliman5, A. Banerjee2, M. Cohen2, A. Sauaia2; 1Denver, US, 2Aurora, US, 3Auora, US, 4Houston, AL/US, 5Aurora, CO/US 3. O071 - Development And Validation Of A New Pre-Operative Index To Assess Frailty In Elderly Patient Who Underwent Emergency Surgical Procedures: Emergency Surgery Frailty Index (Emsfi) G. Massa, G. Costa, P. Fransvea, B. Frezza, L. Bragaglia, G. Balducci; Rome, IT 4. O072 - Management of Elderly Blunt Head Trauma Patients Taking Antithrombotics: Who Really Needs Repeat Imaging?

8, 2018 D.Scanting, J. Williamson, R. Kucejko, B. McCracken; Philadelphia, PA/US 5. O073 - Intestinal ischemia in the elderly surgical patient. ay P.Colsa1, D. Morales2; 1Vargas (puente Viesgo), ES, 2Santander, ES

, M 6. O074 - Abdominal Injuries After Fall from Standing – Intervention is predictable without routine Imaging N. Hagan, H. Berdel, A. Tefft, A. Bernard; Lexington, KY/US 7. O075 - Fibrinolysis Shutdown in Hemodialysis Patients: Empiric TXA May Hold uesday Unforeseen Risks in This Population T M. Chapman1, E. Moore1, F. Helfrich2, H. Moore3, A. Sauaia3; 1Denver, CO/US, 2Aurora, CO/US, 3Aurora, US 8. O076 - Risk factors of postoperative dilirium in > 65 years patients undergoing emergency surgery A. HERNANDO SANZ, B. Fernandez-Velilla, I. Eguaras, J. Mateo, A. Goikoetxea, I. Otegi, P.Sanchez, J. Herrera; Pamplona, ES 9. O077 - Emergency Surgery Acuity Score: Is it a useful tool in our population? L. Garciafilia Cabrera, J. Gil Rodriguez, L. Martin Roman, C. Rey Varcalcel, M. Sanz Sánchez, F. Turégano Fuentes; Madrid, ES 10. O078 - Predicting mortality in geriatric trauma ICU patients: A comparison of the Geriatric Trauma Outcome Score and the TRISS methodology J.Barea Mendoza1, M. Chico Fernández1, M. Sánchez Casado2, I. García Sáez3, M.A. Ballesteros Sanz4, F.I. Pino Sánchez5, I. Molina Díaz6, K. Nanwani1, J.M. Jiménez Moragas7, J. Llompart-Pou8; 1Madrid, ES, 2Toledo, ES, 3Donostia, ES, 4Santander, ES, 5Granada, ES, 6Santa Cruz De Tenerife, ES, 7Cádiz, ES, 8Palma De Mallorca, ES

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10:30 – 12:00 Auditorium 1 ICL • • BLEEDING AND RESUSCITATION Moderators: Mario Chico, Madrid, ES & Demetrios Demetriades, Los Angeles, US 1. Non-invasive monitoring of resuscitation in trauma Mario Chico, Madrid, ES 2. Limitations of REBOA Demetrios Demetriades, Los Angeles, US 3. Injured Jehovas witness Juan Carlos Puyana, Pittsburgh, US 4. Use of blood products in massive transfusion Gonzalo Tamayo, Bilbao, ES

10:30 – 12:00 Auditorium 2 Consensus Meeting • POINT OF CARE ULTRASOUND IN ACUTE SURGICAL DISEASES: THE FIRST CONSENSUS MEETING Moderators: Mauro Zago, Bergamo, IT & Maria Serna, Denia/Alicante, ES 1. Probes aroud the body: overview of established and ongoing applications Andrea Casamassima, Milano, IT 8, 2018

2. US & acute diverticulitis ay Daniel D. Dumbrava, Dublin, IE 3. US and acute appendicitis , M Diego Mariani, Legnano, IT 3a. A provocative shot: pitfalls to avoid Itamar Ashkenazi, Hadera, IL 4. US & Cholecystitis: musts and limits uesday T Jorge Pereira, Viseu, PT 5. US & Shock (basic & advanced applications): a shapshot Maria Serna, Denia/Alicante, ES Panelists: Anastasiu Marius, Buzau, RO, Bass Gary, Dublin, IE, Biloslavo Alan, Trieste, IT, Bozzo Samantha, Legnano, IT, Constantino Julio, Viseu, PT, Diaconescu Bogdan, Bucharest, RO, Dogjani Agron, Tirana, Albania, Durno Maurizio, Massa Carrara, IT, Farre Font Roser, Manresa, ES, Fernando Ferreira, Matosinhos, PT, Gerogiannis Ioannis, Kingston, UK, Güell M. Mercedes, Barcelona, ES, Haltmeier Tobias, Bern, CH, Iordanou, Christos , Athens, GR, Jiménez Armen- teros Francisco, Jaen, ES, Kurihara Hayato, Rozzano, IT, La Greca Antonio, Roma, IT, Marconi Matteo, Melzo, IT, Martinez Casas Isidro, Jaen, ES, Massalou Damien, Nice, FR, Membrilla Estella, Barcelona, ES, Natroshvili Alexander, Moscow, RU, Neuhaus Valentin, Zurich, CH, Otomo Yasuhiro, Tokyo, JP, Paduraru Mihai, Milton Keynes, UK, Pantelis Vassiliu, Athens, GR, Pawelec Krystian, Milton Keynes, UK, Pinheiro Luis, Viseu, PT, Ponchiettiuca, L Torrevieja, ES, Schnüriger Beat, Bern, CH, Silva Rodrigues, Mathosinos, PT, Somigli Riccardo, Florence, IT, Sproviero Jorge, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Zingg Tobias, Lausanne, CH

• Emergency Surgery • Disaster & Military • Polytrauma • Skeletal Trauma & Sports Medicine • Visceral Trauma • Education 47 Tuesday, May 8, 2018

10:30 – 12:00 Auditorium 3 ICL + Case Scenario • • SEVERELY INJURED CHILD Moderators: Ingo Marzi, Frankfurt, DE & Klaus Wendt, Groningen, NL

1. Solid organ injuries in children – an update Peep Talving, Tallinn/EE 2. How do children differ from adults during resuscitation and in ICU Pedro Dominguez Sampedro, Barcelona, ES 3. The ideal institutionor f the severely injured child in Europe Pal Aksel Naess, Oslo, NO 4. Displaced shaft fractures: ESIN or external fixator Ingo Marzi, Frankfurt, DE 5. Indications for acute surgical treatment of articular fractures Lars Peter Müller, Cologne, DE 6. Case Presentation Klaus Wendt, Groningen, NL

10:30 – 12:00 Room 4 Guest Symposium ATLS 8, 2018 y TRAUMA SYSTEMS AND ATLS a

, M 10:30 – 12:00 Room 5 Free Paper session • NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN FRACTURE CARE Moderators: Endre Varga, Szeged/HU & Milorad Mitkovic, Nis, SE uesday

T 1. O079 - Biomechanical testing on ex-vivo model of fractured pig femur fixed with new biodegradable polymer composite glue. M. Krticka, L. Michlovska, V. Nekuda, M. Zboncak, K. Sojka, J. Kaiser, L. Vojtova; Brno, CZ nominated for the Best Oral Award 2. O080 - The effectiveness of intraoperative 3D fluoroscopy in the treatment of intra- articular distal radius fractures: a randomized controlled trial C. Selles1, R.J.O. de Muinck Keizer1, S. Beerekamp1, P.A. Leenhouts1, M. Maas1, J.C. Goslings1, N. Schep2; 1Amsterdam, NL, 2Rotterdam, NL nominated for the Best Oral Award 3. O081 - In-vivo testing of a low-alloyed biodegradable magnesium alloy M. Humenberger1, M. Eilenberg1, S. Pajenda1, L. Schwitter1, P. Heimel1, M. Dumanic1, S. Beck2, B. Mingler3, S. Nürnberger1, S. Tangl1, P. Uggowitzer4, W. Mayr1, H. Bergmeister1; 1Vienna, AT, 2Oberdorf, CH, 3Wr. Neustadt, AT, 4Zürich, CH nominated for the Best Oral Award

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4. O082 - 3D navigation technique in treatment pelvic fractures. M. Křivohlávek, Liberec, CZ 5. O083 - Can we easily predict the optimal implant position on the clavicle? M. Herteleer1, S. Vancleef2, T. Tollens3, P. Herijgers2, I. Jonkers2, S. Nijs2, J. Vander Sloten2; 1Schaarbeek, BE, 2Leuven, BE, 3Bonheiden, BE 6. O084 - The Effect of 3D Modeling on Surgical Decision in Trimalleolar Fractures G. Altun1, H. Reis2, İ. Türkmen1, S. Duman1, G. Saka1, N. Sağlam1; 1Istanbul, TR, 2Gumushane, TR 7. O085 - Percutaneous retrograde transpubic screw fixation – a statistical analysis of availability, length of the screw corridor and local bone stock based on a 3D statistical model of the pelvic ring C. Arand1, D. Wagner1, D. Gehweiler2, L. Kamer2, H. Noser2, G. Richards2, P. Rommens1; 1Mainz, DE, 2Davos, CH 8. O086 - New minimally invasive reduction and fixation technique for ilium fractures (Rommens’ classification FFP type IIIa) K. Ogawa1, C. Terada1, T. Noda2, T. Ozaki3; 1Hiroshima, JP, 2Okayama City, JP, 3Okayama, JP 9. O087 - The Determination of Sacroiliac Screw Loosening using 2D and 3D techniques in cadavers: Intra- and Interrater Reliability and Method Comparison P.Pieroh1, M. Lenk1, T. Hohmann2, R. Grunert1, A. Höch1, D. Wagner3, C. Josten1, 1 1 2 3

J.Böhme ; Leipzig, DE, Halle (saale), DE, Mainz, DE 8, 2018 10. O088 - Rapid prototyping in midshaft clavicle fracture repair ay R. van der Linde1, R. van Doremalen2, J. Kootstra3, S. van Helden1, E. Hekman2; 1Zwolle,

NL, 2Enschede, NL, 3Hardenberg, NL , M

12:00 – 13:30 Auditorium 1 ICL • uesday

NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN SKELETAL TRAUMA CARE T Moderators: Marius Keel, Zurich/Berne, CH & Salvi Prat, Barcelona, ES

1. News in MIPO techniques Christoph Sommer, Chur, CH 2. Alternative approaches in acetabular surgery (pararectus and surgical hip dislocation) Marius Keel, Berne/Zurich, CH 3. Pre-operative 3D planning and custom made osteosynthesis plate Frank Ypma, Groningen, NL 4. Role of mensenchymal stem cells in orthopaedic practice Salvi Prat, Barcelona, ES 5. Cement augmentation for implants Sven Hoppe, Berne, CH

• Emergency Surgery • Disaster & Military • Polytrauma • Skeletal Trauma & Sports Medicine • Visceral Trauma • Education 49 Tuesday, May 8, 2018

12:00 – 13:30 Auditorium 2 Case Scenario with Expert Panel • OPERATIVE VS. NON-OPERATIVE IN VISCERAL TRAUMA

Moderators: Carlos Mesquita, Madeira, PT & Luke Leenen, Utrecht, NL

Presenters: Luke Leenen, Utrecht, NL Salvador Navarro, Barcelona, ES Carlos Mesquita, Madeira, PT

Panelists: Christine Gaarder, Oslo, NO Yasuhiro Otomo, Tokyo, JP Michael Rotondo, Rochester, US Beat Schnüriger, Berne, CH

12:00 – 13:30 Auditorium 3 ICL • • EDUCATION FOR TRAUMA: WHAT’S NEW? Moderators: Peep Talving, Tallinn/Tartu, EE & Aitor Landaluce-Olavarria, Vizcaya, ES

8, 2018 1. How to train your trauma team? y a Pal Aksel Naess, Oslo, NO 2. Simulation in trauma education , M Gonzalo Tamayo, Bilbao, ES 3. Non technical skills in trauma Fabiana Cambiagni, Milan, IT

uesday 4. What’s new in ATLS? T Joakim Jorgensen, Oslo, NO 5. ETC – Is it complimentary to ATLS? Carlos Mesquita, Madeira, PT + Panel Discussion

12:00 – 13:30 Room 4 ICL + Case Scenario • PROTECTION OF HEALTH CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE Moderators: Ofer Merin, Jersualem, IL & John Rodrigues, Lisbon, PT

1. Is the health critical infrastructure a target Roberto Faccincani, Milan, IT 2. What does the health critical infrastructure need to be more secure (SOTA) John Rodrigues, Lisbon, PT

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3. Case Presentation (10 min each) a. Hospital under fire – Seema Biswas, London, UK b. ICRC under fire – Andreas Wladis, ICRC, SE c. MSF under fire – Mohana Amirtharajah, MSF, NL 4. What do we need to be prepared for terrorist attacks in Europe a. The use of MACSIM Kristina Lennquist, Stockholm, SE b. The TDSC course Gerhard Achatz, Ulm, DE c. The Austere Environment (STAE) course David Nott, London, UK

12:00 - 13:30 Room 5 Free Paper session • COMMON PROBLEMS IN ACUTE CARE SURGERY Moderators: Soledad Monton, Pamplona, ES & Juan Carlos Puyana, Pittsburgh, US

1. O089 - The Emergency Surgery Score (ESS) as a Triage Tool Predicting the Postoperative

ICU need of Emergency General Surgery Patients 8, 2018 N. Kongkaewpaisan1, H. Kaafarani1, J.M. Lee1, G. Velmahos2, D. King2, P. Fagenholz2, ay N. Saillant2, A. Mendoza2, M. Rosenthal2, A. Nordestgaard2, A. Eid2, S. Van Wijck2,

M. Kongwibulwut2, K. Han2, N. Sangji1; 1Boston, MA/US, 2Boston, US , M 2. O090 - The Nature Course of Patients with Percutaneous Transhepatic Gallbladder Drainage without Later Elective Laparoscopic Cholecy stectomy S.Y. Wang1, Y.L.H ung2; 1Tauyuan, TW, 2Taoyuan, TW uesday

nominated for the Best Oral Award T 3. O091 - Surgeon-performed ultrasound (SPUS) in suspected appendicitis A. Natroshvili, A. Shulutko, F. Nasirov; Moscow, RU nominated for the Best Oral Award 4. O092 - Acute Cholecystitis in High Risk Patients: Cholecystostomy vs Cholecystectomy vs EUS-guided drainage. Results of a retrospecti ve study A. La Greca, V. Cozza, G.e Pep, M. Di Grezia, C. Lodoli, A. Di Giorgio, M. Foco, G. Di Flumeri, F. Attili, M. Bossola, S. Magalini, G. Costamagna, D. Gui; Rome, IT 5. O093 - Daily use of Surgeon-performed ultrasound in a General and Emergency Surgery Unit. Overall analysis of a two tears prospective Registry. S. Bozzo1, G. Carrara1, S. Coppola2, R. Pirovano1, M. Zago2; 1Ponte San Pietro, IT, 2Bergamo, IT 6. O094 - An optimum antibiotic regimen for pediatric complicated appendicitis can minimize infection rate S.C. Ha, C. Koh, Y. Chen; New Taipei City, TW

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7. O095 - Enteroatmospheric fistula incidence and influence of visceral protective layer in open abdomen therapy due to peritonitis – a propensity score matched case control analysis A. Willms1, C. Güsgen1, S. Schaaf1, R. Schwab1, J. Kalff2, M. von Websky2; 1Koblenz, DE, 2Bonn, DE nominated for the Best Oral Award 8. O096 - Unplanned Readmission to Hospital Post-Appendectomy; a Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. K. Bailey, M. Sugrue, J. Lawler, M. Choynowski, A. Badrin, U. Kabir; Donegal, IE 9. O097 - Surgeon-performed ultrasound on management of patients with acute abdominal pain A. Natroshvili, A. Shulutko, F. Nasirov, E. Osmanov; Moscow, RU 10. O098 - Hospital Complications Of Intestinal Anastomosis After Blunt Abdominal Trauma I. Mahmood, F. Mustafa, B. Younis, K. Ahmed, A. El-Menyar, M. Asim, A. AlHassani, R. Peralta, H. Al-Thani; Doha, QA 8, 2018 ay , M uesday T

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SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2018 | 12:45 – 13:45

Anaesthesia Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Maria Serna, Denia/Alicante, ES

PR001 IS Α2-MACROGLOBULIN A NEW BIOMARKER FOR ARDS OCCURRENCE IN POLYTRAUMA PATIENTS? O. Arnaut, R. Baltaga, G. Rojnoveanu, S. Shandru; Chisinau, MD nominated for the Best Poster Award | Clinical Research

PR002 GOAL-DIRECTED FLUID MANAGEMENT DURING HIGH-RISK LAPAROTOMY, A META-ANALYSIS G. Bass1, C. Duffy2, D. Honan3; 1Dublin, IE, 2Cork, IE, 3Wexford, IE CONVERTED TO O050A

PR003 OPERATIVE PROCEDURES IN VENO-VENOUS EXTRACORPOREAL MEMBRANE OXYGENATION (VV-ECMO) IS OFTEN NECESSARY AND SAFE S. Gupta1, J. Menaker2, K. Dolly2, Z. Kon2, R. Tesoriero1, D. Stein1, J. O'Connor1, T.Scalea1; 1Baltimore, MD/US, 2Baltimore, US

PR004 INHERITED THROMBOPHILIA – AS A MARKER OF VENOUS THROMBOEMBOLISM IN THE WOUNDED WITH COMBAT GUNSHOT INJURIES K. Nikolaev1, V. Zubritskij1, S. Kapustin2, D. Ivchenko1, A. Koltovich1; 1Moscow, RU, 2St. Petersburg, RU

PR005 PRE AND POST IMPLEMENTATION OF RAPID SEQUENCE INDUCTION PROTOCOL IN THE EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES B. Wahlen, N. Castle, A. El-Menyar, H. Al-Thani; Doha, QA

PR006 ADMINISTRATION OF HYPERTONIC SALINE (23.4%) DOES NOT PROVOKE COAGULOPATHY J.Coleman1, E. Moore2, C. Silliman3, M. Fragoso2, J. Samuels2, G. Nunns1, A. Banerjee2; 1Denver, US, 2Denver, CO/US, 3Denver, AL/US

PR007 OUT-OF-HOSPITAL AIRWAY MANAGEMENT IN TRAUMA PATIENTS – IS THE MISPLACED INTUBATION AN UNDERESTIMATED DANGER? O.Özkurtul, J. Fakler, C. Josten; Leipzig, DE

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PR008 DOES PREOPERATIVE HEMODYNAMIC PRECONDITIONING (PHP) IMPROVE MORBITITY AND MORTALITY AFTER TRAUMATIC HIP FRACTURE IN GERIATRIC PATIENTS F.Beeres, B. Schafroth, F. Eckhart, C. Konrad, M. Rohner, R. Babst, B. Poblete; Luzern, CH

PR009 EARLY VENOUS THROMBOEMBOLIC PROPHYLAXIS IS SAFE IN PATIENTS WITH SEVERE TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY P.Störmann, W. Osinloye, T. Freiman, V. Seifert, I. Marzi, T. Lustenberger; Frankfurt Am Main, DE

PR010 USEFULNESS OF INCISIONAL CATHETERS OF CONTINUOUS PERFUSION OF LOCAL ANESTHETIC IN THE MANAGEMENT OF POSTOPERATIVE PAIN IN PATIENTS SUBMITTED TO INSTRUMENTED LUMBAR ARTHRODESIS. I. Auñon Martin, F.J. Ortega Garcia; Madrid, ES

PR011 ANESTHETIC MANAGEMENT OF EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS WITH MULTI SYSTEM MECHANICAL INJURY IN INFANTS M. Kovalenko, 119180, RU

Emergency Surgery 1 Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Spiros Stergiopolous, Athens, GR

PR012 SCORING TOLL PREDICTING MORTALITY IN ELDERLY PATIENTS I. Eguaras, P. Sanchez, B. Fernandez-Velilla, A. Galbete, A. Goikoetxea, J. Herrera, J.Mateo, I. Otegi; Pamplona, ES

PR013 THE MISSING DENOMINATOR: AN ANALYSIS OF PATIENTS WHO DIED WITH INTRA-ABDOMINAL PATHOLOGY WITHOUT UNDERGOING AN EMERGENCY LAPAROTOMY K. Broughton1, R. Aitken2; 1Edinburgh, GB, 2Perth, WA/AU

PR014 PERITONITIS IN THE VERY ELDERLY: THE IMPORTANCE OF TIME G. Ricci, A. serao, E. Adami, B. Benini, L. Papa, C. Di Cosimo, P. Fransvea, R. Mancuso, J.R.M. Casella, P. Marini; Rome, IT

PR015 CHARACTERISTICS OF POSTOPERATIVE ILEUS IN SURGICAL ELDERLY PATIENT P.Colsa1, D. Morales2, J. Rodriguez1, R. Salas2; 1Arriondas, ES, 2Santander, ES

PR016 LENGTH OF HOSPITAL STAY AFTER URGENT ABDOMINAL SURGERY IN ELDERLY PATIENTS P.Colsa1, D. Morales2, R. Salas2, J. Rodriguez1, V. Ovejero3; 1Arriondas, ES, 2Santander, ES, 3Torrelavega, ES

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PR017 FEASIBILITY AND SAFETY OF LAPAROSCOPIC EMERGENCY PROCEDURE IN THE ELDERLY: PRELIMINARY DATA OF FRAILESEL STUDY P.Fransvea1, P. Marini1, G. Ricci1, G. Massa1, L. Cobuccio2, M. Zago3, F. Agresta4, G. Costa1; 1Rome, IT, 2Pisa, IT, 3Bergamo, IT, 4Adria, IT

PR018 IS CHRONOLOGICAL AGE A LIMITING FACTOR IN THE ELDERLY'S URGENT SURGERY? P.Colsa1, D. Morales García2; 1Vargas (puente Viesgo), ES, 2Santander, ES

PR019 CHARACTERISTICS OF SURGICAL SITE INFECTION IN ELDERLY EMERGENCY PATIENTS. D.Morales1, P. Colsa2, J. Rodriguez2, R. Salas1, V. Ovejero3; 1Santander, ES, 2Arriondas, ES, 3Torrelavega, ES

PR020 EMERGENCY VERSUS ELECTIVE SURGERY FOR COLORECTAL CANCER: COMPARABLE OUTCOMES? L. Vaisnora, T. Haltmeier, I. Zlobec, L. Brügger, D. Candinas, B. Schnüriger; Bern, CH

PR021 PERCUTANEOUS CHOLECYSTOSTOMY: A SAFE OPTION IN THE TREATMENT OF ACUTE CHOLECYSTITIS IN ELDERY FRAIL PATIENTS. L. Seisdedos, J. Morales Bernaldo de Quirós, F. Turégano Fuentes, J. De Tomás Palacios; Madrid, ES

PR022 THE IMPORTANCE OF COMPUTER TOMOGRAPHY IN THE RIGHT ILIAC FOSSA SYNDROME IN ELDERLY PATIENTS M. Beuran, B. Stoica, I. Tanase, I. Negoi, S. Paun; Bucharest, RO

PR023 FRAILTY IN OLDER PATIENTS UNDERGOING EMERGENT ABDOMINAL SURGERY I. Eguaras, P. Sanchez, B. Fernandez-Velilla, A. Galbete, A. Goikoetxea, J. Herrera, I. Otegi; Pamplona, ES

Emergency Surgery 2 Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Yasuhiro Otomo, Tokyo, JP

PR024 EMERGENCY VASCULAR SURGERY PROCEDURES AFTER CATHETERIZATION FOR CADIAC INTERVENTIONS. 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE N. DEGERMETZOGLOU1, C. VERVERELI1, S. THEOFANIDOU2, P. PYLARINOU1, C. KOTAKOS1, I. BOUNTOURIS1; 1Athens, GR, 2Thessaloniki, GR

PR025 MULTICENTER STUDY OF INTESTINAL INTUSSUSCEPTION IN ADULTS J. Tinoco-González1, B. De-Soto-Cardenal1, I. Ramallo Solís1, J.A. Lopez Ruiz2, L. Tallón-Aguilar1, B. Marenco de la Cuadra2, V. Durán-Muñoz-Cruzado1, M. Sanchez Ramirez2, A. Sánchez-Arteaga1, I. Alarcón-del Agua1, M.J. Tamayo-Lopez1, F.Pareja-Ciuró1, F. Oliva Mompean1, J. Padillo-Ruíz1; 1Seville, ES, 2Sevilla, ES

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PR026 SURGICAL MANAGEMENT IN ELDERLY PATIENTS; OUR EXPERIENCE. B. LÓPEZ DURÁN1, J. LÓPEZ RUÍZ1, B. De Soto Cardenal1, L. Aguilar1, B. de la Cuadra1, M. Ramírez1, E. Margallo2, J. López Pérez2, F. Oliva Mompean2; 1Sevilla, ES, 2Seville, ES

PR027 MANAGEMENT OF ADHESIVE SMALL-BOWEL OBSTRUCTION IN A HOSPITAL LEVEL III J.C. Gamero Huamán1, J. LÓPEZ RUÍZ1, B. De Soto Cardenal1, B. Marenco de la Cuadra1, M. Sanchez Ramirez1, L. Tallón-Aguilar2, E. Margallo2, J. López Pérez2, F. Oliva Mompean2; 1Sevilla, ES, 2Seville, ES

PR028 MANAGEMENT OF BOWEL OBSTRUCTION FOR COLORECTAL CANCER IN A LEVEL III HOSPITAL J.C. Gamero Huamán1, J.A. Lopez Ruiz1, B. Marenco de la Cuadra1, B. De Soto Cardenal1, M. Sanchez Ramirez1, E. Margallo2, L. Tallón-Aguilar2, J. López Pérez2, F. Oliva Mompean2; 1Sevilla, ES, 2Seville, ES

PR029 FOURNIER'S GANGRENE IN ELDERLY PATIENTS. MANAGEMENT BY GENERAL SURGEONS IN A RURAL HOSPITAL. P. Patias, S. Taximi, I. Massalis, E. Papadima, K. Katsaros, G. Konstantoudakis, G. Euthymiou, P. Gkanas; Nafplion, GR

PR030 EMERGENCY ABDOMINAL SURGERY IN OCTOGENARIANS: THE NEED FOR A MULTIDIMENSIONAL DECISION MAKING J. Lavanchy, M. Holzgang, T. Haltmeier, D. Candinas, B. Schnüriger; Bern, CH

PR031 ACUTE DIVERTICULITIS: CAUSE OF HOSPITALIZATION IN MEDITERRANEAN POPULATIONS. I. Lintzeris, X. Agrogianni; Athens, GR

PR032 CASE SERIES OF ESOPHAGEAL RUPTURE IN ELDERLY PATIENTS IN JAPAN K. Akahoshi, K. Morishita, K. Hondo, S. Mori, T. Oka, J. Aiboshi, M. Kaji, Y. Otomo; Tokyo, JP

PR033 THE EFFECT OF THE OPERATION TYPE MADE ON SIGMOID COLON VOLVULUS (SCV) ON MORTALITY AND LENGTH OF HOSPITAL STAY (LOS) A. Tuncer, N. Ozlem, H. Calis; Kırsehir, TR

PR034 ELDERLY PATIENTS AND OTHER MORTALITY PREDICTIVE FACTORS IN OBSTRUCTIVE COLON CANCER J. Tinoco-González, M. Rubio-Manzanares-Dorado, S. Martínez-Nuñez, V. Durán-Muñoz-Cruzado, A. Sánchez-Arteaga, I. Alarcón-del Agua, M.J. Tamayo-Lopez, F. Pareja-Ciuró, L. Tallón-Aguilar, J. Padillo-Ruíz; Seville, ES

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PR035 URGENT ATTENDANCE OF ELDERY PATIENTS BY GENERAL SURGERY C. ALEGRE TORRADO, M. NEVADO, M. GUTIERREZ ANDREU, G. SUPELANO ESLAIT, O. GARCÍA VILLAR, L. BRANDARIZ GIL, J. BERNAL TIRAPO, F. CRUZ VIGO, P. YUSTE GARCÍA; Madrid, ES

Emergency Surgery 3 Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Fernando Ferreira, Porto, PT

PR036 LAPAROSCOPIC APPROACH IN ADHESIVE SMALL BOWEL OBSTRUCTION: A MATTER OF TIME R. Menè1, J. Guerrini2, L. Viggiani2, G. Costa2, S. Mei2, M. Ceolin2, H. Kurihara3; 1Rozzano, IT, 2Rozzano, Milano, IT, 3Rozzano, IT

PR037 ENDOLOOP VERSUS STAPLER: RESULTS OF A PROPENSITY SCORE ANALYSIS L. Santurro, M. Montuori, N. Tamini, L. Fattori, L. Nespoli, L. Gianotti; Monza, IT

PR038 PERFORATED PEPTIC ULCER, ADVANCED AGE AND DIFFUSE PERITONITIS – IS LAPAROSCOPY SAFE? A. Sazhin, G. Ivakhov, V. Petukhov, E. Stradymov; Moscow, RU

PR039 RECURRENT INTUSSUSCEPTION IN CHILDREN D. Golikov, O. Karaseva, A. Gorelik, A. Timofeeva, C. Erginy, K. Utkina, A. Charitonova; Moscow, RU

PR040 THREE-PORT VERSUS STANDARD FOUR-PORT LAPAROSCOPIC CHOLECYSTECTOMY: A PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY R. Wijaya, D. Mun; Singapore, SG

PR041 REDUCED-PORT LAPAROSCOPIC EMERGENCY SURGERY: ONGOING EXPERIENCE M. Zago1, S. Bozzo2, G. Carrara2, R. Pirovano2, M. Ciocca Vasino2; 1Bergamo, IT, 2Ponte San Pietro, IT

PR042 ESOPHAGEAL PERFORATIONS AT A REFERRAL MEDICAL FACILITY: A 17-YEAR PERSPECTIVE S. Saar, A. Reinsoo, P. Talving, T. Vanakesa, P. Saluvere, I. Almre; Tallinn, EE

PR043 EARLY DISCHARGE AFTER URGENT APPENDECTOMY: LESS THAN 24 HOURS OF POSTOPERATIVE STAY, IS THIS A SAFE PROCEDURE? B. Bascuas Rodrigo, J.A. Lopez Ruiz, B. de la Cuadra, L. Aguilar, M. Sanchez Ramirez, Y. Lara Fernández, J. Lopez Perez, E. Perez Margallo, F. Oliva Mompean; Sevilla, ES

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PR044 FOREIGN BODIES INGESTION B. LÓPEZ DURÁN1, J.A. Lopez Ruiz1, A. Suárez Cabrera1, B. de la Cuadra1, L. Tallón-Aguilar2, M. Ramírez2, E. Margallo2, J. López Pérez2, F. Oliva Mompean2; 1Sevilla, ES, 2Seville, ES

PR045 EMERGENCY TREATMENT OF AORTOENTERIC FISTULAE AFTER ABDOMINAL ANEURYSM REPAIR. 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE. N. DEGERMETZOGLOU1, K. STAVRIDES2, S. THEOFANIDOU2, K. TIGKIROPOULOS2, N. ZACHAROPOULOS2, M. MANTELAS2, D. KARAMANOS2, I. LAZARIDIS2, G. TSOULFAS2, I. BOUNTOURIS1, N. SARATZIS2; 1Athens, GR, 2Thessaloniki, GR

PR046 GENERAL SURGERY SERVICE EMERGENCY ACTIVITY REGISTRY IN A LEVEL III HOSPITAL. C. ALEGRE TORRADO, M. NEVADO, M. GUTIERREZ ANDREU, G. SUPELANO ESLAIT, O. GARCÍA VILLAR, L. BRANDARIZ GIL, A. MORENO BARGUEIRAS, E. FERRERO, P. YUSTE GARCÍA; Madrid, ES

PR047 OBTURADOR HERNIA – ONLY IN BOOKS? S. Silva, A. Melo, C. Ferreira, N. Tenreiro, J. Lage, P. Avelar; Vila Real, PT

Emergency Surgery 4 Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Michael Sugrue, Letterkenny, IE

PR048 PERFORATED GALLBLADDER WITH BILIARY PERITONITIS? LAPAROTOMY TIME IS GONE, DARE TO DO IT LAPAROSCOPICALLY! A. Mihailescu, A. Bubuianu; Ashton-U-lyne, GB

PR049 INTRAABDOMINAL ABSCESS RATE OF LAPAROSCOPY IN COMPLICATED ACUTE APPENDICITIS PERFORMED BY JUNIOR RESIDENTS. L. Martin Roman, C. Ruiz, S. Kayser, M.D. Pérez Díaz, C. Martinez Moreno, F. Turégano Fuentes; Madrid, ES

PR050 PREDICTING CONVERSION FROM LAPAROSCOPIC TO OPEN CHOLECYSTECTOMY: A SINGLE INSTITUTION RETROSPECTIVE STUDY S. ALMasri, A. Hallal; Beirut, LB

PR051 LAPAROSCOPIC ASSISTED SIGMOIDECTOMY IN THE TREATMENT OF VOLVULUS AS DELAYED URGENCY C. Domínguez Sánchez1, J.A. Lopez Ruiz2, L. Tallón-Aguilar1, J.C. Gamero Huamán2, Y. Lara Fernández1, B. de la Cuadra2, M. Sanchez Ramirez2, E. Perez Margallo2, J. López Pérez1, F. Oliva Mompean2; 1Seville, ES, 2Sevilla, ES

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PR052 APPENDICEAL LENGTH PREDICTS RISK OF PERFORATION IN APPENDICITIS – DOES SIZE MATTER? A. Moynihan, B. Dumbrava, G. Bass; Dublin, IE

PR053 DETERMINATION OF THE ENDOTOXEMIA DEGREE IN CHOLELITHIASIS WITH OBSTRUCTIVE JAUNDICE L. Streltov, G. Rojnoveanu; Chisinau, MD

PR054 USING OF INTERVENTIONAL ULTRASOUND PROGRAM IN AN EMERGENCY SURGERY DEPARTMENT. J. Tinoco-González, G. Suárez-Artacho, L. Tallón-Aguilar, A. Sánchez-Arteaga, V.Durán-Muñoz-Cruzado, I. Alarcón-del Agua, M.J. Tamayo-Lopez, F. Pareja-Ciuró; Seville, ES

PR055 LAPAROSCOPIC REPAIR OF THE DUODENAL PERFORATED ULCER A. Cotirlet, L. Gavril, E. POPA; Moinesti, RO

PR056 A COMPARISON OF PRE INTRA POSTOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS OF ACUTE APPENDICITIS N. Ozlem1, S. Gultekin2; 1Kırsehir, TR, 2Ankara, TR

PR057 OPEN EXPLORATION CONVERTED TO LAPAROSCOPIC: A USEFUL TECHNIQUE IN EMERGENCY HERNIA SURGERY I. Gerogiannis, Kingston, GB

Emergency Surgery 5 Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Dieter Morales García, Santander, ES

PR058 IMPACT OF PLATELET RICH FIBRIN ON BONE MARROW MONONUCLEAR CELLS (IN VITRO) R. Verboket, C. Herrera-Vizcaíno, K. Thorwart, P. Booms, K. Kontradowitz, R. Sader, I. Marzi, D. Henrich, S. Ghanaati; Frankfurt Am Main, DE

PR059 IS DAMAGE-CONTROL SURGERY WITH OPEN ABDOMEN (OA) USEFUL IN EMERGENCY GENERAL SURGERY? (A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY OVER THE PAST 5 YEARS) K. Ueda, Y. Okishio, T. Nasu, S. Kawashima, K. Kunitatsu, S. Kato; Wakayama, JP

PR060 TOWARDS A PRE-DIAGNOSE OF ABDOMINAL SURGICAL WOUNDS THROUGH THE ANALYSIS OF VISUAL 3D J.J. Segura-Sampedro, N. Muntaner, F. Bonin-Font, A. Jiménez-Ramírez, R. Morales-Soriano, F.J. González-Argenté; Palma De Mallorca, ES

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PR061 NEW FRONTIERS IN COMBAT WOUND MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGIES – EXPANDING THE LIMITS BY INTENSIVE WOUND CARE M. Topaz1, O. Barzel2, S. Ezra2, M. Motiei2, G. Topaz3, N. Zilony2, R. Katzengold4, A. Gefen4, I. Ziev_ner2, R. Popovtzer2, I. Ashkenazi5; 1Hadera, IL, 2Ramat Gan, IL, 3Kfar Saba, IL, 4Tel Aviv, IL, 5Shimshit, IL

PR062 LAPAROSTOMY D. Gumaa, Oxford, GB

PR063 SOMETIMES WE HAVE FORCE BUT NOT CONTROL. A NEW DEVICE EXPLOITS THE PIPED WALL VACUUM SYSTEM FOR THE NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY (NPWT) S. Magalini, A. La Greca, G. Pepe, M. Foco, A. Di Giorgio, C. Lodoli, M. Di Grezia, V. Cozza, D. Gui; Rome, IT

PR064 USE OF THE SMALL STITCH TECHNIQUE IN LAPAROTOMY CLOSURE IN EMERGENCY SURGERY C. DE PEDRO1, J. GONZALEZ1, L. Tallón-Aguilar2, M. FLORES CORTES1, M. BUSTOS JIMENEZ1, M.J. TAMAYO LÓPEZ1, V. DURAN MUÑOZ-CRUZADO1, F. PAREJA CIURÓ1, S. MARTÍNEZ NÚÑEZ1, L. NAVARRO MORALES1; 1Sevilla, ES, 2Seville, ES

PR065 ABDOMINAL EVISCERATION TREATED IN AN EMERGENCY SURGERY UNIT M.J. Tamayo-López1, J. Tinoco-González1, N. García-Fernández1, V. Durán-Muñoz-Cruzado1, A. Sánchez-Arteaga1, I. Alarcón-del Agua1, F. Pareja-Ciuró1, L. Tallón-Aguilar1, J. Padillo-Ruíz1, L. Aguilar2; 1Seville, ES, 2Sevilla, ES

PR066 RECURRENT INTUSSUSCEPTION IN CHILDREN. O. Karaseva, Moscow, RU

PR067 MINIMALLY INVASIVE LAPAROSCOPIC TECHNOLOGIES IN THE TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH PERFORATED DUODENAL ULCER O. Shepetko-Dombrovskyi, G. Shepetko-Dombrovskyi; , UA

PR068 THE INCIDENCE AND REASONS FOR CONVERSION OF LAPAROSCOPIC CHOLECYSTECTOMY G. Rojnoveanu, I. Gagauz, R. Gurghis, M. Vozian; Chisinau, MD

Emergency Surgery 6 Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Eduardo Garcia Granero, Valencia, ES

PR069 GOOD, BUT NOT PERFECT: ULTRASOUND IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT AVERTS THE NEED FOR CT IN MOST PATIENTS BUT DOES NOT IMPROVE TIME TO SURGERY AND THE INCIDENCE OF COMPLICATED APPENDICITIS I. Ashkenazi1, A. Zeina2, R. Alfici2, O. Olsha3; 1Shimshit, IL, 2Hadera, IL, 3Jerusalem, IL

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PR070 BLUNT TRAUMATIC ABDOMINAL WALL HERNIA – IS IT MANDATORY TO OPERATE? R. Bar Haim1, Z. Bramnik2, I. Waksman2; 1Nahariya, IL, 2Naharia, IL

PR071 THE LONG TERM OUTCOME OF OPEN ABDOMEN MANAGEMENT IN JAPAN. K. Sekiya, M. Suzuki, Y. Otomo; Tokyo, JP

PR072 CAUSTIC INGESTION INJURIES, A PROBLEM FOR THE SURGEON? L. Pérez-Santiago, M. Garcés-Albir, M.D.C. Fernandez-Moreno, R. Martí-Obiol, F.Lopez-Mozos, J. Ortega; Valencia, ES

PR073 TREATMENT OPTIONS IN CATASTROPHIC ACUTE ABDOMEN B. UGARTE-SIERRA, A. LANDALUCE-OLAVARRIA, S. POSTIGO-MORALES, M. ARZUAGA-ESQUINO, F.J. IBÁÑEZ-AGUIRRE; Galdakao-Usansolo, ES

PR074 EXPERIENCE IN ABDOMINAL WALL CLOSURE IN CATASTROPHIC ABDOMEN IN AN EMERGENCY SURGERY UNIT M.J. Tamayo-Lopez, J. Tinoco-González, N. García-Fernández, V.Durán-Muñoz-Cruzado, A. Sánchez-Arteaga, I. Alarcón-del Agua, F. Pareja-Ciuró, L. Tallón-Aguilar, J. Padillo-Ruíz; Seville, ES

PR075 MULTICENTER STUDY OF THE OPEN ABDOMEN IN SPAIN M. Jiménez Fuertes1, F. Turégano Fuentes2, J.M. Jover Navalón3, J. Ceballos Esparragón3, M.D. Pérez Díaz2, A. Satorras3, J. Rivera3, R. Gómez Pérez3, F. Fernández García3, I.M. Goena Iglesias3, S. Linacero Martín3, A. Gómez de la Portilla3, F. García-Moreno Nisa3, R.M. Jiménez Rodríguez3, C. Rey Varcalcel2, M. Prieto Calvo4, C. Olona Casas3, M. Alvite Canosa3, L. Delgado Plasencia3, J. Ruiz-Tovar3, Y. Sosa Quesada3, Z. Madrazo3, F.M. González Valverde3, M. Ruiz Marín3, A. Landaluce Olavarría3, B. Ugarte3, M. Beltrán3, C. González Gómez3, J.T. Castell Gómez3, I. Rey Simó3, I. Isabel Grifo Albalat3, M. Bruna3, A. Rodríguez Padilla3, L. Ponchietti3, P. Fernández Balaguer3, M. Caballero3, P. Trillo Parejo3, M.D.C. Alvarez Sánchez3, F.J. Sánchez Manuel3, M.L. de la Hoz3, M.A. García Ureña3, P. Jiménez Morillas3, J.C. Magdalena López3, J.J. Espert Ibáñez3, I. Cendoya3, F.Mata Sancho3, P. Patricia Pérez de Villarreal3, J. Aguiló Lucía3, A. Roig Bataller3, A. Etxart Lopetegi3, E. Lopez De Heredia Armentia3, L.A. Magrach Barcenilla3, E. Martin3, M. Durán Poveda3, D. García Olmo3; 1Móstoles, ES, 2Madrid, ES, 3Mostoles, ES, 4Barakaldo, ES

PR076 ENCAPSULATED PERITONEAL SCLEROSIS – AN ABDOMINAL DRAMA ASSOCIATED WITH ACUTE ABDOMEN IN PATIENTS WITH PERITONEAL DYALISIS C. Iorga, V. Strambu, A. Aldea, C. Iorga, P.A. radu, M. Zurzu, I. Bengulescu; Bucharest, RO

PR077 NEGATIVE PRESSURE THERAPY WITH INTRAPERITONEAL SALINE INSTILLATION IN THE OPEN SEPTIC ABDOMEN M. Jiménez Fuertes1, M. Durán Poveda1, D. García Olmo2; 1Móstoles, ES, 2Mostoles, ES

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PR078 CERVICAL ABSCESS: DIFFERENTIAL ASPECTS BETWEEN COMMUNITY AND NOSOCOMIAL INFECTION S. Arieta-araunabeña, J. Jimeno Fraile, L. Grande-Posa, E. Membrilla-Fernández, J.A. Rodriguez, J. Sancho-Insenser; Barcelona, ES

PR079 CLASSICAL AND MODERN PRINCIPLES IN THE MANAGEMENT OF ABDOMINAL TRAUMA D. CARTU, A. Goganau, M. Radulescu, S. Bordu, M. Lazar, M. Manea, S. Mucenic, E. Georgescu, V. Surlin; Craiova, RO

Infection 1 Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Juan Sancho, Barcelona, ES

PR080 EFFECT OF MELATONIN INTRAVENOUS ADMINISTRATION ON IMMUNOLOGICAL RECOVERING IN SEPTIC PATIENTS AFTER ABDOMINAL SURGERY P. BUENO-LARANO, C. PLATA-ILLESCAS, P. NOTARIO-FERNANDEZ, A. VICO-ARIAS, D. ACUÑA-CASTROVIEJO, G. ESCAMES-ROSA, A. COMINO-PARDO, A. MANSILLA-ROSELLO; Granada, ES nominated for the Best Poster Award | Clinical Research

PR081 INTRAVENOUS MELATONIN. NEW ROUTE OF ADMINISTRATION. A. MANSILLA-ROSELLO, C. PLATA-ILLESCAS, A. VICO-ARIAS, P. NOTARIO-FERNANDEZ, D. ACUÑA-CASTROVIEJO, G. ESCAMES-ROSA, A. COMINO-PARDO, P. BUENO-LARANO; Granada, ES nominated for the Best Poster Award | Clinical Research

PR082 WHAT IS THE RESISTANCE PROFILE OF GERMS INVOLVED IN COMMUNITY COMPLICATED INTRA–ABDOMINAL INFECTIONS? V.M. Durán Muñoz-Cruzado, L. Tallón-Aguilar, J. Tinoco-González, M.J. Tamayo-Lopez, I. Alarcón-del Agua, A. Sánchez-Arteaga, J. Molina, J.M. Cisneros, J. Padillo-Ruíz, F. Pareja-Ciuró; Seville, ES nominated for the Best Poster Award | Clinical Research

PR083 TREATMENT PROTOCOL FOR ACUTE LEFT SIDE COLONIC DIVERTICULITIS BASED ON WORLD SOCIETY OF EMERGENCY SURGERY GUIDELINES. A. Sanchez Arteaga1, J. Tinoco-González2, V. Durán-Muñoz-Cruzado2, I. Alarcón-del Agua2, M.J. Tamayo-Lopez2, L. Tallón-Aguilar2, F. Pareja-Ciuró2, J. Padillo-Ruíz2; 1Sevilla, ES, 2Seville, ES nominated for the Best Poster Award | Clinical Research

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PR084 CLINICAL PRESENTATION OF ACUTE APPENDICITIS DURING PREGNANCY IN EMERGENCY CARE J. Tinoco-González, M. Rubio-Manzanares-Dorado, A. Senent-Boza, F. Pareja-Ciuró, V. Durán-Muñoz-Cruzado, A. Sánchez-Arteaga, I. Alarcón-del Agua, M.J. Tamayo-Lopez, A. Navas-Cuéllar, L. Tallón-Aguilar, J. Padillo-Ruíz; Seville, ES nominated for the Best Poster Award | Clinical Research

PR085 SIMULATION OF SUPRALEVATOR ABSCESSES AND FISTULA IN CADAVERS: LOCATION, PELVIC DISSEMINATION CHANNELS AND DRAINAGE ROUTES A. GARCIA-GRANERO1, J. Sancho Muriel1, L. Sánchez-Guillén1, E. Alvarez Sarrado1, D. Fletcher-Sanfeliu2, M. Frasson1, A. Valverde Navarro1, F. Martinez Soriano1; 1Valencia, ES, 2Mallorca, ES

PR086 THE ROLE OF ABDOMINAL CT SCAN IN PREDICTION OF SEPSIS IN SECONDARY PERITONITIS R. Bini1, C. Ronchetta2, R. Leli1, G. Olivero1; 1Torino, IT, 2Chivasso, IT

PR087 IT'S TIME TO FORGET THE GOLDEN 72 HOURS RULE FOR ACUTE CHOLECYSTITIS. M. Ceresoli, L. Degrate, L. Fattori, L. Gianotti; Monza, IT

PR088 ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANT ISOLATES FROM PATIENTS WHO REQUIRE EMERGENCY LAPAROTOMY – AN URGENT NEED TO STANDARDISE PRACTICE M. Campbell1, N. Misra2, E. Fadden1, N. Hettiarachchi1, J. Mason1, B. Morton1; 1London, GB, 2Liverpool, GB

PR089 CRITICAL ASSERSMENT OF TOKYO GUIDELINES FOR ACUTE CHOLECYSTITIS A González-Castillo, M de Miguel Palacio, L. Torrent-Jansà, V. Ruíz-Artola, M.J. Pons-Fragero, J. Sancho-Insenser, L. Grande-Posa; Barcelona, ES

PR090 PROCALCITONIN VALUES AND PREDICTION OF COMPLICATIONS AFTER COLORECTAL SURGERY R. Bini, E. Codognotto, G. Olivero, R. Leli, F. Panero; Torino, IT

Infection 2 Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Ari Leppäniemi, Helsinki, FI

PR091 ITS BETTER THE USE OF ENDO GIA VS ENDOLOOP IN LAPAROSCOPIC APPENDECTOMY? A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY A. Craus Miguel, J.J. Segura-Sampedro, P. Jimenez Morillas, L. Fernández Vega, C. Pineño Flores, A. Ochogavia Segui, M.B. Gamundi Cuesta, F.X. Gonzalez Argente; Palma De Mallorca, ES

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PR092 CHOLECYSTECTOMY IN TREATMENT OF ACUTE CHOLECYSTITIS: THE IMPORTANCE OF TIMING. Y. Lara Fernández, J.A López-Ruiz, B. de la Cuadra, M. Ramírez, E. Margallo, L. Tallón-Aguilar, B. Rodrigo, J. López Pérez, F. Oliva Mompean; Seville, ES

PR093 PERFORATIONS FOLLOWING ENDOSCOPIC RETROGRADE CHOLANGIOPANCREATOGRAPHY (ERCP) J. Mateo Retuerta, C. Chaveli Diaz, A. Goikoetxea, B. Sainz, M.J. Sara, I. Eguaras, J.J. Íñigo; Pamplona, ES

PR094 MORBIDITY AFTER NEGATIVE APPENDECTOMY: SINGLE CENTER EXPERIENCE ON 432 CASES L. Santurro, N. Tamini, M. Montuori, M. Gattuso, C. Barbieri, L. Fattori, L. Gianotti; Monza, IT

PR095 COMPARISON OF IMMEDIATE RESULTS BETWEEN LAPAROSCOPY AND OPEN APPROACH IN 1500 APPENDECTOMIES. A. Solà, L. Torrent-Jansà, E. Membrilla-Fernández, Á. Gallego-Vila, M. Fraguero, J. Guzmán-Ahumada, L. Grande-Posa, J. Sancho-Insenser; Barcelona, ES

PR096 NONSPECIFIC MESENTERIC LYMPHADENITIS IN THE STRUCTURE OF AN ACUTE ABDOMEN IN CHILDREN E. Sologub, O. Karaseva, E. Horchinova; Moscow, RU

PR097 EFFECT OF ADEGUATE EMPIRIC THERAPY IN INFECTIVE COMPLICATION RATE IN ACUTE APPENDICITIS. M. Montuori, L. Santurro, L. Gianotti, L. Fattori; Monza, IT

PR098 RESULTS ON NEGATIVE APPENDECTECTOMIES: A DECADE STUDY L. Torrent-Jansà, E. Membrilla-Fernández, M.J. Pons-Fragero, Á. Gallego-Vila, A. Martínez-Solà, L. Grande-Posa, J. Sancho-Insenser; Barcelona, ES

PR099 CRP AS A PREDICTIVE MARKER FOR GALLBLADDER NECROSIS AND EMPYEMA. A. Kattakayam, R. Baron, J. Taylor, H. Malik, N. Misra; Liverpool, GB

PR100 CORRELATION BETWEEN INTRAOPERATIVE SURGICAL DIAGNOSIS OF ACUTE APPENDICITIS AND THE PATHOLOGY REPORT J. Navas-Cuéllar1, L. Tallón-Aguilar2, J. Tinoco-González2, F. Pareja-Ciuró2, J. Padillo-Ruíz2; 1Palmones, Los Barrios, Cádiz, ES, 2Seville, ES

PR101 NECROTISING FASCIITIS: TECHNIQUES AND OUTCOMES B. Diaconescu, M.R. Bratu, R. Marian, R. Ciocan, D. Ene, M. Beuran; Bucharest, RO

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Pediatric trauma 1 Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Pal Aksel Naess, Oslo, NO

PR102 ALTERED CEREBRAL NEUROTRANSMITTERS CONCENTRATIONS AFTER PEDIATRIC MILD TBI P.Menshchikov, A. Manzhurtsev, M. Ublinskiy, N. Semenova, T. Akhadov; Moscow, RU nominated for the Best Poster Award | Clinical Research

PR103 MINIMALLY INVASIVE MANAGEMENT OF PEDIATRIC PANCREATIC INJURIES. A. Gorelik, O. Karaseva, A. Timofeeva, T. Ahadov; Moscow, RU nominated for the Best Poster Award | Clinical Research

PR104 ENDOSCOPIC ASSISTANCE IN ORBITAL TRAUMA IN CHILDREN. A. Timofeeva, A. Mel'nikov, J. Semenova, A. Gorelik, O. Karaseva; Moscow, RU

PR105 RESTING STATE NETWORK ALTERATIONS IN NORMAL-APPEARING CHILDREN BRAIN CORTEX IN ACUTE PERIOD OF MILD TBI. RSFMRI STUDY. M. Ublinskiy, N. Semenova, T. Akhadov, I. Melnikov, P. Menshchikov, A. Manzhurtsev; Moscow, RU nominated for the Best Poster Award | Clinical Research

PR106 IS PLATING OF A SINGLE BONE ADEQUATE IN BOTH BONE FOREARM FRACTURE OF CHILDREN K.X. Lim, New Taipei City, TW nominated for the Best Poster Award | Clinical Research

PR107 HIGH INCIDENCE OF RE-DISLOCATION OF PAEDIATRIC DISTAL BOTH-BONE FOREARM FRACTURES WARRANTS PRIMARY STABILIZATION WITH KIRSCHNER WIRES. E.A.K. van Delft1, J. Vermeulen2, G.J. van der Bij2; 1Hoofddorp, NL, 2Haarlem, NL

PR108 DIFFUSION TENSOR IMAGING FINDINGS IN CHILDREN WITH ACUTE MILD TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY I. Melnikov, M. Ublinskiy, M. Akhlebinina, T. AkhadovA. Manzhurtsev, O. Vasiukova; Moscow, RU nominated for the Best Poster Award | Clinical Research

PR109 MONITORING OF CEREBRAL HYPERTHERMIA IN SEVERE COMBINED TRAUMA INCLUDING TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY IN CHILDREN. M. Berezhnaya, V. Amcheslavskii, S. Averianov, Y. Berezhnoy, T. Sabinina; Moscow, RU

PR110 PEDIATRIC SURGEON VS GENERAL SURGEON: DOES SUBSPECIALTY TRAINING AFFECT THE OUTCOME OF USING ESIN METHOD OF PEDIATRIC FOREARM FRACTURES? K. IVKOVIĆ, D. DIVKOVIĆ, T. GALO; Osijek, HR

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PR111 THE SEVERITY OF COMPRESSION VERTEBRAL FRACTURE MAY BE RELATED TO THE INITIAL FAT FRACTION AND BONE MINERAL DENSITY. 1H MRS STUDY A. Ivantsova1, P. Menshchikov2, A. Manzhurtsev2, M. Ublinsky2, N. Semenova2, T. Akhadov2; 1Lubertsy, RU, 2Moscow, RU

PR112 COMPARISON OF SPINAL BMD IN PATIENTS WITH VERTEBRAL FRACTURES, A PROLONGED PERIOD OF IMMOBILITY AND HEALTHY CHILDREN. U. Polyakova, P. Menshchikov, M. Ublinskiy, A. Manzhurtsev, T. Akhadov; Moscow, RU

PR113 VOMITING AS AN INDICATION FOR IMAGING IN PAEDIATRIC TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY – QUESTIONABLE SIGNIFICANCE! D.P.C.K.A. Lal, Anuradhapura, LK

PR114 THE TREATMENT POLICY FOR “PULSELESS PINK HAND” FOLLOWING HUMERAL SUPRACONDYLAR FRACTURES IN CHILDREN K. Sato, Y. Ueda; Sapporo, JP

Pediatric trauma 2 Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Ingo Marzi, Frankfurt, DE

PR115 BLUNT CEREBROVASCULAR ARTERY INJURY (BCVI) IN CHILDREN – AN INTERNATIONAL MULTICENTER ANALYSIS C. Weber1, R. Lefering2, K. Horst1, H. Pape3, F. Hildebrand1; 1Aachen, DE, 2Cologne, DE, 3Zürich, CH

PR116 COMPENSATORY PROCESSES IN NORMAL-APPEARING CHILDREN BRAIN CORTEX IN ACUTE PERIOD OF SEVERE TBI. M. Ublinskiy, N. Semenova, T. Akhadov, I. Melnikov, A. Manzhurtsev, P. Menshchikov; Moscow, RU

PR117 NEW DECADE – DIFFERENT INJURY PATTERN? A STUDY ABOUT THE INCIDENCE AND AETIOLOGY OF FOREARM FRACTURES REQUIRING SURGICAL TREATMENT IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS FROM 2010 TO 2016 D. Sauter, M. Schüler; Münsterlingen, CH

PR118 LEG LENGTH DISCREPANCY AFTER PEDIATRIC LOWER LIMB FRACTURES C. Lee, T. Lan; New Taipei City, TW

PR119 NEGATIVE PRESSURE THERAPY OF ABDOMINAL CAVITY IN EMERGENCY PEDIATRIC SURGERY AND TRAUMA K. Utkina, O. Karaseva, A. Gorelik, A. Timofeeva, D. Golikov; Moscow, RU

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PR120 A NOVEL SURGICAL TECHNIQUE FOR LATERAL HUMERAL CONDYLAR FRACTURES IN CHILDREN: TENSION BAND FIXATION WITH AN ABSORBABLE SUTURE T. Waki, K. Sawauchi, K. Ito, Y. Nakanishi, R. Kato, T. Yano, S. Matsushima; Akashi, JP

PR121 SPECIALIZED SURGICAL CARE TO CHILDREN SUFFERED IN EARTHQUAKES V.Mitish, P. Medinskiy, R. Nalbandyan, L. Roshal; Moscow, RU

PR122 GASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDING IN CHILDREN WITH SEVERE COMBINED TRAUMA A. Kharitonova1, O. Karaseva2, A. Gorelik2, M. Kovalenko3; 1Moskow, RU, 2Moscow, RU, 3119180, RU

PR123 IDENTIFYING BARRIERS TO CHILD PASSENGER RESTRAINT USE IN QATAR: INITIAL RESULTS FROM THE YKISS KAP SURVEY R. Peralta1, S. Malik1, T. Sekayan1, A. Mehmood2, K. Allen2, A. Hyder2, H. Al Thani1, R. Consunji1; 1Doha, QA, 2Baltimore, MD/US

PR124 ESIN METHOD IN PEDIATRIC FOREARM FRACTURES: DOES THE OPERATION TIME AFTER INJURY AFFECTS METHODS (OPEN VS. CLOSED REDUCTION WITH ESIN) OF OPERATIVE TREATMENT? K. IVKOVIĆ, D. DIVKOVIĆ, T. GALO; Osijek, HR

PR125 PATHOLOGICAL DIAPHYSIAL FRACTURES IN CHILDREN N. Serova, S. Nikishov, M. Ushakov; Moscow, RU

PR126 DIAGNOSTIC EFFICIENCY OF COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY IN PEDIATRIC ANKLE JOINT INJURY I. Melnikov, T. Kostikova, M. Ublinskiy, T. Akhadov, M. Akhlebinina; Moscow, RU

Pediatric trauma 3 Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Ismet Gavrankapetanovic, Sarajevo, BA

PR127 PROXIMAL RADIAL FRACTURE IN CHILDHOOD S. Nagy, Z. Kincses, P. Marosán; Gyula, HU

PR128 PROLONGED HOSPITALIZATION AFTER ORTHOPEDIC INJURY IN UGANDAN CHILDREN: RESULTS FROM A PROSPECTIVE TRAUMA REGISTRY D.Zheng1, S.A. Christie2, M.M. Ajiko3, C. Juillard2, R. Dicker4; 1Granite Bay, US, 2San Francisco, CA/US, 3Soroti, UG, 4Los Angeles, CA/US

PR129 A QUESTIONNAIRE FOLLOW-UP STUDY ON THE OVERALL INFECTIOUS PROBLEMS IN PEDIATRIC TRAUMA PATIENT AFTER BLUNT SPLENIC INJURY R. Spijkerman, M. Teuben, T. Blokhuis, W. Kramer, L. Leenen; Utrecht, NL

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PR130 A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF AMBULANCE RECORDS ON EMERGENCY PEDIATRIC TRANSPORT IN OSAKA CITY, JAPAN: A POPULATION-BASED STUDY S. Furuya1, M. Nitta2, T. Iwami3, T. Kitamura4, T. Shimazu4; 1Osaka, JP, 2Takatsuki, JP, 3Kyoto, JP, 4Suita, JP

PR131 PAEDIATRIC ARTHROSCOPIC SURGERY: OUR EXPERIENCE IN THE PAST 5 YEARS D. Bustamante, E. Vacas, R. Marti, R. Viña; Madrid, ES

PR132 PEDIATRIC INJURY PROFILE FOR CHILDREN AGES 0-14 YEARS OLD IN HONDURAS K. Long1, F. Bonilla-Escobar2, C. Rodriguez3, J.C. Puyana2; 1Mount Union, US, 2Pittsburgh, PA/US, 3Tegucigalpa, HN

PR133 POLYTRAUMA MANAGEMENT IN CHILDREN O. Karaseva, A. Gorelik, A. Timofeeva, D. Golikov, K. Utkina; Moscow, RU

PR134 MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS AMONG ADOLESCENT GREEK COMPETITIVE-LASER 4.7M SAILING ATHLETES. P. Gkrilias, M. Tsekoura, C. Matzaroglou, E. Tsepis; Aigio Achaias, GR

PR135 5-YEAR EXPERIENCE OF TREATING CHILDREN WITH CLAVICULAR FRACTURES IN CLINICAL AND RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF EMERGENCY PEDIATRIC SURGERY AND TRAUMA (CRIEPST) N. Serova, S. Nikishov, S. Sidorov, T. Kostikova; Moscow, RU

PR136 TRAUMATISM IN CHILDHOOD A. Filipov, Y. Parvanov, B. Ninov; Pleven, BG

Polytrauma 1 Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Hans-Christoph Pape, Zurich, CH

PR137 THE EFFECT ON ADMISSIONS AND MORTALITY BY BECOMING A MAJOR TRAUMA CENTRE IN NORTH WEST ENGLAND, 2012 – 2016 B. Allen1, N. Misra2, R. Lunevicius2, K. Shahzad2, J. Taylor2, R.G. Ward2; 1Whitchurch, GB, 2Liverpool, GB nominated for the Best Poster Award | Clinical Research

PR138 INFLUENCE OF REBOA ON PROFOUND HYPOTENSION WITH IMPENDING CARDIAC ARREST: A 3-YEAR REPORT FROM THE ABO TRAUMA REGISTRY D. McGreevy1, M. Sadeghi1, T. Larzon1, A. Pirouzram1, A. Toivola1, P. Skoog2, K. Idoguchi3, Y. Kon4, T. Ishida5, Y. Matsumura6, J. Matsumoto7, M. Maszkowski8, A. Bersztel8, E. Caragounis2, M. Falkenberg2, L. Handolin9, G. Oosthuizen10, T. Wannatoop11, S.W. Chang12, B. Kessel13, D. Hebron14, F. Coccolini15, L. Ansaloni15, M. Madurska16, V. Manchev10, J. Marttala1, A. Kastberg1, E. Dogan1, V. Reva17,

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J.Manning18, J. Morrison19, K. Nilsson1, T. Hörer1; 1Örebro, SE, 2Göteborg, SE, 3Izumisano, JP, 4Hachinohe, JP, 5Koriyama, JP, 6Chiba, JP, 7Kawasaki, JP, 8Västerås, SE, 9Helsinki, FI, 10Pietermaritzburg, ZA, 11Bangkok, TH, 12Dongnam-Gu, KP, 13Rishon Lezyion, IL, 14Hadera, IL, 15Bergamo, IT, 16Glasgow, GB, 17Saint-Petersburg, RU, 18North Carolina, US, 19Baltimore, MD/US nominated for the Best Poster Award | Clinical Research

PR139 REPAIRING GREAT DUODENAL DEFECTS IN RABBITS BY EPTFE PATCH. N. Ozlem, H. Calis; Kırsehir, TR nominated for the Best Poster Award | Clinical Research

PR140 CHRONIC PAIN AFTER A MAJOR TRAUMA INJURY H.t BayoLlaque , S. Montmany Vioque, A. Campos Serra, N. Alegret, S. Navarro Soto; Sabadell, ES

PR141 OVERUSE OF COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY FOR PENETRATING NECK INJURIES: WHAT HAPPENED TO THE GOOD OLD CLINICAL EXAM? J.Bækgaard1, T. Peponis2, T. Eskesen3, N. Saillant2, D. Yeh2, H. Kaafarani2, P.Fagenholz2, M. de Moya2, G. Velmahos2; 1København V, DK, 2Boston, US, 3Copenhagen, DK

PR142 OPEN BUMPER FRACTURE: A MARKER FOR SERIOUS ASSOCIATED INJURIES R. Hasadia1, K. Peleg2, W. Schecter3, A. Givon2, B. Kessel2; 1Faradies, IL, 2Rishon Lezyion, IL, 3San Francisco, SC/US

PR143 NEW PERIL ON OUR ROADS J.H. Pek, Y.K. Liew; Singapore, SG

PR144 A MIXED PSYCHIATRIC AND SOMATIC CARE UNIT FOR TRAUMA PATIENTS: A TEN YEAR EXPERIENCE IN AN URBAN LEVEL I TRAUMA CENTER IN THE NETHERLANDS L. Dekker1, H. Heller2, J. van der Meij1, E.J. Toor2, L. Geeraedts1; 1Amsterdam, NL, 2Hv, NL

PR145 LEAVING THE HOSPITAL AGAINST MEDICAL ADVICE AFTER TRAUMATIC INJURY N. Balakrishnan1, M. Mohammed2, J. Blansfield2, H. Wing2, S. Sanchez2, C. Narsule2, R. Schulze2, P. Burke2, G. Kasotakis2; 1Boston, US, 2Boston, MA/US CONVERTED TO O068A

PR146 MEASURING THE IMPACT OF TRAUMA IN GREECE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF GREEK TRAUMA REGISTRIES. IS QUALITY IMPROVEMENT ACHIEVABLE? A. Prionas, A. Tooulias, G. TSOULFAS, V. Papadopoulos; Thessaloniki, GR

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PR147 TRANSLATION AND VALIDATION OF TRAUMA-SPECIFIC QUALITY-OF-LIFE MEASUREMENT INTO FINNISH LANGUAGE J.Kuorikoski1, T. Brinck2, R. Roine2, H. Sintonen2, L. Handolin2, T. Söderlund2; 1Jyväskylä, FI, 2Helsinki, FI

PR148 STRENGTHENING PRIMARY RESUSCITATION MAY REDUCE TRAUMA DEATHS IN LOW-RESOURCE SETTINGS: KEY FINDINGS FROM A MULTI-CENTER TRAUMA REGISTRY IN FRANCOPHONE AFRICA. S..A. Christie1, F. Dissak-Delon2, G.A. Etoundi Mballa2, M. Carvalho1, G. Motwani1, O.Nwanna-Nzewunwa1, A. Chichom-Mefire3, R. Dicker4, C. Juillard1; 1San Francisco, CA/US, 2Yaounde, CM, 3Buea, CM, 4Los Angeles, CA/US

PR149 TRENDS OF TRAUMA IN ELDERLY: INSIGHTS FROM A LEVEL 1 TRAUMA CENTER OVER 5 YEARS A. El-Menyar1, E. Tilley1, D. Samson1, R. Latifi2; 1Valhalla, US, 2Valhalla, NY/US

PR150 PROTOCOLIZATION OF ASSISTANCE TO THE OBSTETRIC PATIENT WITH POLITRAUMATISM IN A THIRD LEVEL HOSPITAL A. VALLE BELTRAN1, N. Alegret2, C. Tremps2; 1Barcelona, ES, 2Sabadell, ES

Polytrauma 2 Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Roman Pfeifer, Zurich, CH

PR151 RELIABILITY, CONSTRUCT VALIDITY AND RESPONSIVENESS OF THE SHORT MUSCULOSKELETAL FUNCTION ASSESSMENT IN INJURED PATIENTS M. De Graaf, I. Reininga, K. Wendt, E. Heineman, M. El Moumni; Groningen, NL

PR152 MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY IN A DEDICATED TRAUMA CENTER DURING THE MOSUL CAMPAIGN: IRAQI KURDISTAN, 2016-2017 M. Nerlander1, H. Rawand2, W. Moayad2, A. Älgå3, J. von Schreeb3; 1, 2Erbil, IQ, 3Stockholm, SE

PR153 FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH PREHOSPITAL DEATH BY TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS IN URBAN AND RURAL AREAS OF JAPAN: A NATIONWIDE OBSERVATIONAL STUDY. Y.Katayama1, T. Kitamura1, K. Kiyohara2, T. Matsuyama3, J. Izawa2, T. Kiguchi3, T.Hirose1, Y. Nakagawa1, T. Shimazu1; 1Suita, JP, 2Tokyo, JP, 3Kyoto, JP

PR154 CYCLISTS AND MAJOR TRAUMA, A UK MAJOR TRAUMA CENTRE EXPERIENCE N. Moody, J.Y. Um, S. Chinna, R. Stevenson, A. Brooks; Nottingham, GB

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PR155 COMPARISON OF RECALIBRATED TRISS VS NTRISS AS A PREDICTOR OF SURVIVAL IN A HOSPITAL TRAUMA REGISTRY. M. Burneo Esteves1, A. Garcia Sevilla2, A. Lusilla López1, E. Pérez Sánchez3, A. Feria González3, M. Sanz Sánchez1, M.D. Pérez Díaz1, F. Turégano Fuentes1; 1Madrid, ES, 2Ciudad Real, ES, 3Santa Cruz De Tenerife, ES

PR156 CARDIAC COMPLICATIONS AND FAILURE TO RESCUE AFTER INJURY IN A MATURE STATEWIDE TRAUMA SYSTEM: IDENTIFYING OPPORTUNITIES FOR IMPROVEMENT D. Holena1, R. Dumas1, E. Kaufman2, Y. Huang1, D. Wiebe3, P. Reilly1, J. Christie1; 1Philadelphia, PA/US, 2New York, NY/US, 3Philadelphia, US

PR157 DEVELOPMENT OF A NATIONWIDE TRAUMA REGISTRY. A LESSON LEARNED THE HARD WAY. C. Pothmann1, K. Sprengel2, M. Schmelzer1, H.P. Simmen1, L. Mica2, K.O. Jensen2; 1Zürich, CH, 2Zurich, CH

PR158 RESULTS OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF DONATION PROGRAM IN MAASTRICHT IIA ASYSTOLE J. Tinoco-González, C. García-Rivera, L. Tallón-Aguilar, V. Durán-Muñoz-Cruzado, A. Sánchez-Arteaga, I. Alarcón-del Agua, M.J. Tamayo-Lopez, F. Pareja-Ciuró, M.Á. Gómez-Bravo, J. Padillo-Ruíz; Seville, ES

PR159 CT SCANS IN TRAUMAS: DOES USING WHOLE BODY CT INSTEAD OF TARGETED CT LEAD TO EARLIER IDENTIFICATION OF ALL INJURIES SUSTAINED? J. Chapman, C. Findlay, S. Scott, N. Misra, A. Sattout; Liverpool, GB

PR160 IN-HOSPITAL TRAUMA MORTALITY IN CATALONIA. A THREE YEAR ANALYSIS OF THE CATALONIAN TRAUMA REGISTRY S. Prat-Fabregat1, A. PLACER1, E. BALCELLS1, C. Medina2, T. TraumCat Working Group1; 1Barcelona, ES, 2Bcn, ES

PR161 DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF CLAVICLE FRACTURES IN BELGIUM BETWEEN 2006 AND 2015 M. Herteleer1, H. Hoekstra2, S. Nijs2; 1Schaarbeek, BE, 2Leuven, BE

PR162 SCORING MULTIPLE TRAUMA – IS THERE A SIMPLE WAY? R. Girshausen, K. Horst, F. Hildebrand, H. Andruszkow; Aachen, DE

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PR163 ANALYSIS OF PREVENTABLE TRAUMA DEATHS IN A HOSPITAL REGISTRY OVER A PERIOD OF TWENTY YEARS. M. Burneo Esteves1, A. Lusilla López1, A. Sánchez-Arteaga2, R. Orti Rodriguez3, L. Zarain Obrador4, E. Pérez Sánchez3, R. Gianchandani Moorjani3, F. Turégano Fuentes1; 1Madrid, ES, 2Seville, ES, 3Santa Cruz De Tenerife, ES, 4Toledo, ES

PR164 IS FEMALE GENDER PROTECTIVE IN SEVERE TRAUMA? A RETROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY IN THREE LEVEL ONE TRAUMACENTERS IN THE NETHERLANDS. M. Pape, L. Geeraedts, G. Giannakopoulos, A. Toor; Amsterdam, NL

Polytrauma 3 Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Rebecca Hasler, Berne, CH

PR165 EVALUATION OF THE QUALITY OF CARE IN TRAUMA PATIENTS BY USING PS14 AND TRISS SCORING SYSTEMS IN A SPANISH TRAUMA INTENSIVE CARE UNIT J. Sainz Cabrejas, C. García Fuentes, C. Garcià Juarraz, L. Maure Blesa, A. Gonzàles Lòpez, J.C. Montejo González, M. Chico Fernández; Madrid, ES

PR166 THE INCIDENCE, MANAGEMENT AND OUTCOME OF TRAUMATIC VASCULAR INJURIES IN A MAJOR TRAUMA CENTRE. N. Manu1, S. Blaker2, S. Patel1, J. Taylor1; 1Liverpool, UK, 2Liverpool, UK,

PR167 ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION IS ACCOMPANIED BY ACIDOSIS IN INJURED TRAUMA PATIENTS – A MATCHED-PAIR ANALYSIS N. Wagner1, S. Wutzler1, T. Lustenberger1, B. Relja1, I. Marzi1, A. the TraumaRegister DGU2; 1Frankfurt Am Main, DE, 2Köln, DE

PR168 IMPLEMENTING AN ELECTRONIC TRAUMA REGISTRY IN GUATEMALA: LESSONS LEARNED FROM MISSING DATA S. Asturias1, S. Oak2, J. Puyana2; 1Guatemala, GT, 2Pittsburgh, PA/US

PR169 CT MEASUREMENT OF ILIAC CREST MORPHOLOGY FOR APPROPRIATE PIN PLACEMENT IN ILIAC CREST EXTERNAL FIXATION S. Yokoo1, T. Noda2, Y. Shimamura2, Y. Yamakawa2, M. Kiyono3, Y. Mochizuki2, M. Yoshimura2, T. Uchino2, K. Demiya2, T. Ozaki1; 1Okayama, JP, 2Okayama City, JP, 3Okayamashi Shikatacho, JP

PR170 THE DANGERS OF PETS AND HORSES ANIMAL RELATED INJURIES AT THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT E.A.K. van Delft, M. Schreuder, I. Thomassen, N. Sosef; Hoofddorp, NL

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PR171 BALCONING: NEW INJURY MECHANISM FOR ALCOHOL-RELATED FALLS FROM HEIGHTS C. Pineño Flores, J.J. Segura Sampedro, J.M. Garcia Perez, P. Jimenez Morillas, R. Morales Soriano, C. Jimenez viñas, F.X. Gonzalez Argente; Palma De Mallorca, ES

PR172 PROPOSAL FOR A NEW METHOD TO EVALUATE CRITICALLY INJURED PATIENTS M. El Moumni, A. Andela, K. Wendt; Groningen, NL

PR173 ANALYSIS OF THE POLYTRAUMATIZED PATIENTS WITH SEVERE ABDOMIAL PELVIC TRAUMA AT "12 DE OCTUBRE" HOSPITAL, MADRID M. GUTIERREZ ANDREU, E. Vacas, J. Cuarental García, I. Auñon Martin, P. CABA DOUSSOUX, P. YUSTE GARCÍA; Madrid, ES

PR174 IS THE CLINICAL AND PARACLINICAL FINDINGS HAVE THE POWER TO PREDICT THE CRITICAL CONDITIONS OF INJURED AFTER RESUSCITATION OF TRAUMATIC INJURIES? A CLINICAL STUDY BY USING DATA MINING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE E. Parva, Z. Ghahramani, S. Paydar; Shiraz, IR

PR175 EVALUATION OF THE APPLICABILITY OF A TRIAGE SYSTEM BASED ON AMERICAN FIELD TRIAGE GUIDELINES IN ORDER TO ESTABLISH THE NEED FOR IN-HOSPITAL PARTIAL TRAUMA TEAM ACTIVATION J.Sainz Cabrejas, C. García Fuentes, J. Barea Mendoza, J.C. Montejo González, M. Chico Fernández; Madrid, ES

PR176 PREHOSPITAL DIAGNOSTIC VALUE OF SUSPECTED PELVIC AND ABDOMINAL INJURIES BY EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES PROVIDERS IN TRAUMA PATIENTS R. Lokerman1, E. van Rein1, R. Lichtveld2, L. Leenen1, M. van Heijl1; 1Utrecht, NL, 2Bilthoven, NL

PR177 LONG-TERM MORTALITY OF SEVERELY INJURED TRAUMA PATIENT J.Kuorikoski1, T. Brinck2, L. Handolin2, T. Söderlund2; 1Jyväskylä, FI, 2Helsinki, FI

PR178 FREQUENCY, PRESENTATION AND MANAGEMENT OF TRAUMATIC ADRENAL INJURY H. Al-Thani, A. El-Menyar; Doha, QA

PR179 PROGNOSTIC FACTORS IN PATIENTS OPERATIVELY MANAGED FOR ADULT FEMORAL SHAFT FRACTURES – A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY C. Baltazar Branco, R. Sapage, M. Maio, P. Mota, R. Sousa, M. Coxo; Vila Real, PT

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Polytrauma 4 Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Juan Antonio Llompart, Mallorca, ES

PR180 THROMBOEMBOLIC EVENTS IN TRAUMA PATIENTS H. Al-Thani, M. Asim, A. El-Menyar; Doha, QA

PR181 HONDURAS INJURY PROFILE: UNDERSTANDING INJURIES IN ONE OF THE MOST VIOLENT COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD A. Markovtsova1, C. Rodriguez2, F. Bonilla-Escobar3, C. Restrepo-Lopera3, E. Medina2, J.C. Puyana3; 1Pittsburgh, US, 2Tegucigalpa, HN, 3Pittsburgh, PA/US

PR182 THE MORTAL FALL; INCIDENCE AND MORTALITY FROM MECHANISMS OF INJURY AT A UK MAJOR TRAUMA CENTRE 2012-16 B. Allen1, R. Lunevicius2, K. Shahzad2, J. Taylor2, R.G. Ward2, N. Misra2; 1Whitchurch, GB, 2Liverpool, GB

PR183 THE VOLUME-OUTCOME RELATIONSHIP AMONG SEVERELY INJURED PATIENTS IN ENGLAND AND WALES: DOES IT EXPLAIN BETWEEN-CENTRE DIFFERENCES? C. Sewalt1, E. Venema1, E. Wiegers1, D. Den Hartog1, F. Lecky2, H. Lingsma1; 1Rotterdam, NL, 2Sheffield, GB

PR184 ANALYSIS OF THE POLYTRAUMATIZED PATIENTS WITH SEVERE ABDOMINAL TRAUMA AT "12 DE OCTUBRE" HOSPITAL, MADRID. M. GUTIERREZ ANDREU, J. BERNAL TIRAPO, A. MORENO BARGUEIRAS, G. SUPELANO ESLAIT, C. ALEGRE TORRADO, F. CRUZ VIGO, E. FERRERO, P. YUSTE GARCÍA; Madrid, ES

PR185 RETROSPECTIVE EVALUATION OF PELVIC FRACTURES CONTROLLED WITH TAE AT EMERGENCY ROOM M. UMEMOTO, K. Ueda, S. Kato, T. Kitano, N. Takiguchi, H. Yamada; Wakayama, JP

PR186 A RETROSPECTIVE & COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF PELVIC AND ACETABULAR FRACTURES IN A GERIATRIC POPULATION USING THE DGU TRAUMA REGISTER L. Follet, G. Putzeys; Kortrijk, BE

PR187 AN EVALUATION OF TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY IN HONDURAS: THE USE OF A PAPER-BASED SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM TO CHARACTERIZE INJURY PATTERNS E. Johnson1, F. Bonilla-Escobar2, C. Rodriguez3, J.C. Puyana2; 1Pittsburgh, US, 2Pittsburgh, PA/US, 3Tegucigalpa, HN

PR188 INCIDENCE AND PREDICTORS OF LATE COMPLICATIONS IN TRAUMA PATIENTS IN THE SICUS (THAI-SICU) O. Akaraborworn, B. Sangthong, K. Thongkhao, P. Chainiramol, K. Kaewsaengrueang; Hat Yai Songkhla, TH

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PR189 TRAUMA AND CRITICAL CARE: EPIDEMIOLOGY OF TRAUMA-RELATED CRITICAL ILLNESS IN A RURAL KENYAN HOSPITAL S. Gichuki1, E. Irungu1, E. Langat1, J. Macleod2, S. Muthee1; 1Kijabe, KE, 2Nairobi, KE

PR190 EARLY HOSPITAL READMISSION AFTER ACUTE TRAUMATIC INJURY: EXPERIENCE AT A LEVEL - I TRAUMA CENTER A. VARGAS MUÑOZ1, N. alegret monroig2, J. Martínez Cabañero3; 1Terrassa, ES, 2Sant Cugat Del Valles, ES, 3Sabadell (barcelona), ES

PR191 TRENDS AND PATTERNS OF WORK-RELATED ROAD TRAFFIC INJURIES IN HEAVY VEHICLES IN QATAR R. Consunji1, A. Abeid1, N. Hirani1, A. Mehmood2, M. Mollazehi1, A. El-Menyar1, H. Al-Thani1, A. Hyder2, R. Peralta1; 1Doha, QA, 2Baltimore, MD/US

PR192 TEMPORAL AND EPIDEMIOLOGIC TRENDS IN INJURY DEATHS: AN INITIAL REPORT FROM THE QATAR FATAL INJURY REPORTING STUDY GROUP R. Consunji, S.M. Mouemel, A. Ammar, A. El-Menyar, H. Al-Thani, R. Peralta; Doha, QA

PR193 HELLO AGAIN: CHARACTERIZATION OF POPULATION AND FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH EARLY READMISSION FOLLOWING TRAUMA C. Marques, R. Martelo, M. Rabago, J. Morais, F. Rodrigues; Vila Franca De Xira, PT

PR193A THE IMPORTANCE OF THE NATIONAL TRAUMA REGISTRY: IDENTIFICATION OF NOVEL COMBINATIONS OF PREDICTIVE FACTORS FOR MAJOR TRAUMA OUTCOMES AFTER A MASS-CASUALTY INCIDENT E.S. Tuboly, E. Csonka, E. Varga , Szeged/HU

Polytrauma 5 Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Rolf Lefering, Cologne, DE

PR194 APPROPRIATE USE OF D-DIMER CAN SAFELY REDUCE EXCESSIVE WHOLE-BODY COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY (WBCT) FOR TRAUMA R. Nakama1, T. Ogura2, D. Kujirai3, Y. Izawa3; 1Utsunomiya, JP, 2Maebashi-City, JP, 3Utsunomiya-City, JP nominated for the Best Poster Award | Clinical Research

PR195 PREDICTION OF MASSIVE TRANSFUSION IN PATIENTS WITH PELVIC FRACTURE USING FIBRINOGEN AND BASE EXCESS LEVELS ON ADMISSION N. Notani, S. Kanezaki, T. Sakamoto, T. Sone, H. Tsumura; Yuhu, JP

PR196 IDENTIFYING MAJOR TRAUMA: REFINING THE TRAUMA TEAM ACTIVATION CRITERIA R. Crouch, S. Kellett, T. Ringrose; Southampton, GB

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PR197 RISK FACTORS FOR SUBSEQUENT ANGIOGRAPHIC CONTRAST EXTRAVASATION DESPITE ITS ABSENCE ON INITIAL COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY IN PATIENTS WITH PELVIC TRAUMA S. Sasazawa1, R. Nakama2, T. Ogura3; 1Utsunomiya-City, JP, 2Utsunomiya, JP, 3Maebashi-City, JP

PR198 THE IMPORTANCE OF AN ADDITIONAL STERNUM FRACTURE IN SPINAL COLUMN FRACTURES IN POLYTRAUMA – AN ANALYSIS FROM THE TRAUMA REGISTRY DGU® S. Krinner1, M. Hirschmann2, A. Langenbach2, F. Hennig2, R. Lefering3, S. Schulz-Drost4; 1Bubenreuth, DE, 2Erlangen, DE, 3Cologne, DE, 4Berlin, DE

PR199 HYPOTENSIVE RESUSCITATION IN TRAUMATIC HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK PATIENTS; A META-ANALYSIS N. Owattanapanich, Bangkok, TH

PR200 POLYTRAUMA IN SPECIAL SURROUNDING I. Gavrankapetanovic, Sarajevo, BA

PR201 THE PULMONARY NEUTROPHIL RESPONSE TO LONG BONE FRACTURES AND INTRAMEDULLARY NAILING IN RATS M. Teuben, Utrecht, NL

PR202 IMPROVEMENTS OF POLYTRAUMA MANAGEMENT QUALITY USING A MODIFIED POLYTRAUMA ALGORITHM IN COMBINATION WITH A DOUBLE-ROOM SLIDING GANTRY CT P. Kastner, T.S. Mueller; Chur, CH

PR203 THE USE OF WHOLE BLOOD TRANSFUSION AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO BLOOD COMPONENT THERAPY IN SEVERE TRAUMA PATIENTS E. Johnson1, J. Reinoso2, A. Markovtsova3, J. Post3, S. Peña2, J.C. Puyana3, J. Salamea2; 1Pittsburgh, US, 2Cuenca, EC, 3Pittsburgh, PA/US

PR204 THE PREHOSPITAL MANAGEMENT OF HYPOTHERMIA – AN UP-TO-DATE OVERVIEW F. Haverkamp1, G. Giesbrecht2, E. Tan1; 1Nijmegen, NL, 2Winnipeg, MB/CA

PR205 CRUSHING INJURIES – SAME MECHANISM, DIFFERENT SYNDROMES M. NAGEA1, O. LUPESCU2, C. PATRU1, A. DIMITRIU1, N.M. CIUREA1; 1Bucharest, RO, 2Bucuresti, RO

PR206 DAMAGE CONTROL SURGERY IN JAPAN N. Urushibata, K. Murata, H. Hara, A. Yoshiyuki, M. Sugimoto, R. Nakamoto; Matsudo, JP

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PR207 MANAGEMENT OF MULTIPLE VICTIM TRAFFIC ACCIDENT IN A REGIONAL HOSPITAL. A. Nonnemacher San Julián, C. Cózar Lozano, L. Carrión, L. Oliver garcia, O. Blasco, J.A. Perez; Plasencia (cáceres), ES

PR208 ASSOCIATED FACTORS WITH MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY IN POLYTRAUMA PATIENTS I. PEREZ-NUÑEZ, L. ALONSO VIANA, M. FERNANDEZ ALVAREZ, P. COLSA GUTIERREZ, V.J. OVEJERO GOMEZ, J.A. BLASCO VELARDE, D. MORALES-GARCIA; Santander, ES

REBOA Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Soledad Monton, Pamplona, ES

PR209 BENEFICIAL CIRCULATORY AND METABOLIC EFFECTS OF PARTIAL REBOA COMPARED TO TOTAL REBOA IN HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK IN PIGS M. Sadeghi1, D. Forsman1, E. Dogan1, K. Jansson1, C. Kindler2, K. Nilsson1, T. Hörer1; 1Örebro, SE, 2Västerås, SE nominated for the Best Poster Award | Clinical Research

PR210 RESUSCITATIVE ENDOVASCULAR BALLOON OCCLUSION OF THE AORTA IS ASSOCIATED WITH ELEVATION OF INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE IN AN OVINE MODEL OF HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK AND TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY. E. Semenov1, V. Reva 1, P. Shevelev1, A. Denisov1, I. Yablokov1, S. Telickiy1, N. Zhirnova1, I. Zheleznyak1, S. Bagnenko1, J. Morrison2; 1Saint-Petersburg, RU, 2Baltimore, MD/US

PR211 BENEFIT OF HYBRID OPERATIVE ROOM IN MANAGEMENT OF SEVERE SURGICAL EMERGENCY C. Laroye1, J.R. Nzamushe2, I. Plénier2, D. Garrigue2, E. Pourbaix2; 1Halluin, FR, 2Lille, FR

PR212 A 10-YEAR EVOLUTION OF A MASSIVE TRANSFUSION PROTOCOL IN A LEVEL 1 CIVILIAN TRAUMA CENTER WITH MODERATE EXPOSURE TO MASSIVE HEMORRHAGE. HAVE OUTCOMES IMPROVED IN TRAUMA PATIENTS UNDERGOING MASSIVE TRANSFUSION? J. van der Meij, Amsterdam, NL

PR213 VASCULAR ACCESS TRAINING FOR REBOA PLACEMENT: A FEASIBILITY STUDY B. Borger van der Burg1, T. Hörer2, D. Eefting3, T. van Dongen1, J. Hamming4, J. DuBose5, M. Bowyer6, R. Hoencamp1; 1Leiderdorp, NL, 2Örebro, SE, 3Den Haag, NL, 4Leiden, NL, 5Sacramento, CA/US, 6Bethesda, MD/US

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PR214 REBOA TECHNIQUE DURING EMERGENCY TREATMENT FOR RUPTURED ABDOMINAL AORTIC ANEURYSMS. 5 YEARS' EXPERIENCE. N. DEGERMETZOGLOU1, K. STAVRIDES2, S. THEOFANIDOU2, K. TIGKIROPOULOS2, N. ZACHAROPOULOS2, M. MANTELAS2, D. KARAMANOS2, I. LAZARIDIS2, I. BOUNTOURIS1, N. SARATZIS2; 1Athens, GR, 2Thessaloniki, GR

PR215 ANATOMICAL LANDMARKS FOR SAFELY IMPLEMENTING RESUSCITATIVE BALLOON OCCLUSION OF THE AORTA (REBOA) IN ZONE 1 WITHOUT FLUOROSCOPY Y. OKADA, W. Ishii, R. Iiduka; Kyoto, JP

PR216 TECHNICAL ADVANCES OF THE COMBAT STUDY: HOTTER EQUALS FASTER FOR PLASMA IN THE AMBULANCE. C. Fleming1, E. Moore2, A. Sauaia3, M. Chapman2, C. Silliman1; 1Aurora, CO/US, 2Denver, CO/US, 3Aurora, US

PR217 PROXIMAL HAEMODYNAMIC EFFECT OF TRANSITIONING FROM SHORT PERIOD RESUSCITIVE ENDOVASCULAR BALLOON OCCLUSION OF THE AORTA (REBOA) TO PARTIAL REBOA (P-REBOA) IN A PROGRESSIVE CONTROLLED HAEMORRHAGE SWINE MODEL E. Faulconer, M. Johnson, A. Davidson, M. Simon, E. DeSoucy, E. Tibbits, G. Hoareau, L. Neff, T. Williams; Travis Usafb, CA/US

PR218 ISOLATED FEMORAL PRESSURE MONITORING CAN RELIABLY DEFINE A DEGREE OF OCCLUSION FOR PARTIAL REBOA: A COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY STUDY ON LARGE ANIMALS V. Reva 1, Y. Matsumura2, I. Samokhvalov1, A. Pochtarnik1, I. Zheleznyak1, E. Mikhailovskaya1, J. Morrison3; 1Saint-Petersburg, RU, 2Chiba, JP, 3Baltimore, MD/US

PR219 COMBAT RELATED TRUNCAL MAJOR HEMORRHAGE: WHAT ABOUT EVTM AND REBOA T.Dongen1, B. Borger van der Burg2, R. Hoencamp2; 1Utrecht, NL, 2Leiderdorp, NL

PR220 NON-TRAUMATIC HEMORRHAGE CAN BE CONTROLLED WITH REBOA IN ACUTE PHASE THEN MORTALITY INCREASES GRADUALLY BY NON-HEMORRHAGIC DEATH Y.Matsumura1, J. Matsumoto2, K. Idoguchi3, H. Kondo4, T. Ishida5, Y. Kon6, K. Tomita1, K. Ishida7, T. Hirose8, K. Umakoshi9, T. Funabiki10; 1Chiba, JP, 2Kawasaki, JP, 3Izumisano, JP, 4Itabashi, JP, 5Koriyama, JP, 6Hachinohe, JP, 7Osaka, JP, 8Suita, JP, 9Ehime, JP, 10Yokohama, JP

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Education 1 Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Peep Talving, Tallinn/Tartu, EE

PR221 SIMULATION TRAINING OF NON-TECHNICAL SKILLS FOR THE ACUTE MEDICINE N. Shinyama, T. Noda, T. Hagiwara, Y. Mizobata; Osaka, JP

PR222 PREHOSPITAL PREDICTION OF THORACIC INJURY BY EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES PROVIDERS IN TRAUMA PATIENTS IN THE NETHERLANDS E. van Rein1, R. van der Sluijs1, J. Hjortnaes1, R. Lichtveld2, L. Leenen1, M. van Heijl1; 1Utrecht, NL, 2Bilthoven, NL

PR223 NURSING WORKLOAD AND ASSESSMENT OF TRIAGE FUNCTION AT THE MIXED, (TRAUMA)-SURGICAL INTERMEDIATE CARE UNIT. J. Plate, L. Leenen, R. Houwert, F. Hietbrink; Utrecht, NL

PR224 MEASURING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE PREVENTION DAY PREVENT ALCOHOL AND RISK-RELATED TRAUMA IN YOUTH (P.A.R.T.Y.) AT AN UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL E. Henning1, T. Görig1, R. Wendorf1, S. Schulz-Drost2, A. Ekkernkamp2, D. Gümbel2; 1Greifswald, DE, 2Berlin, DE

PR225 FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH MORTALITY IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING EMERGENCY LAPAROTOMY FOR NON-TRAUMATIC INTRABDOMINAL PATHOLOGY; A STATISTICAL ANALYSIS. N. Misra, M. Campbell, J. Taylor; Liverpool, GB CONVERTED TO O019A

PR226 REGULAR DAY-TIME SERVICE IN A UNIT FOR ACUTE CARE SURGERY MIGHT IMPROVE RESULTS FOR EMERGENCY PROCEDURES ON-CALL TIME I. Spanjol Pandelo1, K. Holmgren1, S. Redeen1, R. Sjodahl1, P. Andersson2; 1Linkoping, SE, 2Linköping, SE

PR227 THE FRENCH APPLIED COURSE FOR DEPLOYMENT VASCULAR SURGERY (ACDVS) TRAINING OF MILITARY SURGEONS AT VASCULAR REPAIR ON ANATOMICAL PULSATILE SIMULATORS G. BODDAERT1, A. AVRAMENKO1, E. HORNEZ1, H. DE LESQUEN2, S. AGUIR1, J.P. AVARO2; 1Clamart, FR, 2Toulon, FR

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PR228 THE VOLUME-OUTCOME RELATIONSHIP IN SEVERELY INJURED PATIENTS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS C. Sewalt1, E. Wiegers1, E. Venema1, F. Lecky2, S. Schuit1, D. Den Hartog1, H. Lingsma1; 1Rotterdam, NL, 2Sheffield, GB

PR229 IMPROVING ACUTE CARE SURGICAL ADMISSIONS; A TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT APPROACH A. Moynihan, R. Ronan, H. Heneghan, G. Bass; Dublin, IE

Education 2 Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Luca Ponchietti, Alicante, ES

PR230 A BOMB ATTACK IN THE NETHERLANDS; WHAT IS THE ROLE OF THE MAJOR INCIDENT HOSPITAL? M. Haverkort, M. de Jong, L. Leenen; Utrecht, NL

PR231 ADVANCED SURGICAL SKILLS FOR EXPOSURE IN TRAUMA COURSE: EXPERIENCES IN JAPAN. K. Morishita1, K. Matsuhima2, R. Abe3, T. Suzuki3, K. Hondo1, M. Bowyer4, K. Yanaga1, S. Oda3, Y. Otomo1; 1Tokyo, JP, 2Los Angeles, CA/US, 3Chiba, JP, 4Bethesda, MD/US

PR232 INTRODUCING TRAINING IN NON-TECHNICAL SKILLS FOR POLYTRAUMATIC PATIENTS ATTENTION AT A THIRD LEVEL HOSPITAL. N. alegret monroig1, A. Valle Beltran2, L. Subirana2, F. Martinez lopez2; 1Sant Cugat Del Valles, ES, 2Sabadell, ES

PR233 LAPAROSCOPIC APPENDECTOMY FOR ACUTE APPENDICITIS: WHAT SPACE IS THERE FOR TRAINING RESIDENTS? A. Ussia, S. Vaccari, M. Cervellera, A. Romano, C. Cipressi, S. Bianchini, V. Tonini; Bologna, IT

PR234 IMPLANT AND INSTRUMENT SET MANAGEMENT IN TRAUMA AND ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY OF TODAY AND TOMORROW – COMPREHENSIVE RESTRUCTURING AT A GERMAN LEVEL 1 TRAUMA CENTER S. Meier1, B. Eisenhauer2, I. Marzi2; 1Frankfut Am Main, DE, 2Frankfurt Am Main, DE

PR235 SWISS CHOCOLATE AND FREE BEVERAGES INCREASE THE MOTIVATION FOR SCIENTIFIC WORK AMONGST RESIDENTS – AN INSTRUCTION FOR THE PROSPEROUS REALISATION OF CLINICAL TRIALS IN A NON-ACADEMIC TEACHING HOSPITAL IN SWITZERLAND A. Ruehle1, F. Oehme2, B. Link2, J. Metzger2, H. Fischer2, M. Stickel2, R. Babst2, F. Beeres2; 1Lucerne, CH, 2Luzern, CH

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PR236 COMPREHENSIVE COMPARISON OF THE EMERGENCY MEDICINE AMONG JAPAN, USA, AND EUROPEAN COUNTRIES. S. Mori, Y. Otomo; Tokyo, JP

PR237 WIDE VARIATION IN OPIOID PRESCRIBING PATTERNS IN ACUTE CARE SURGERY: TIME FOR STANDARDIZATION? A. Eid1, C. DePesa2, A. Nordestgaard2, H. Kaafarani2, N. Kongkaewpaisan2; 1Boston, US, 2Boston, MA/US

PR238 URGENT COLORECTAL SURGERY: DOES SUBSPECIALIZATION CHANGE PATIENT MANAGEMENT? S. Catarino, J. Pereira, A. Matos, C. Henriques, C. Casimiro; Viseu, PT

PR239 THE PERTH EMERGENCY LAPAROTOMY AUDIT (PELA) K. Broughton1, R. Aitken2; 1Edinburgh, GB, 2Perth, WA/AU

PR240 THE EFFECT OF PHYSICIAN-STAFFED HELICOPTER EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES (P-HEMS) ON THE OUTCOME OF PATIENTS WITH SEVERE TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY. A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE. Z. Popal, S. Bossers, M. Terra, P. Schober, M. De Leeuw, F. Bloemers, G. Giannakopoulos; Amsterdam, NL

PR241 DIFFERENTIATION OF ON-SCENE FORCES IN MASS CASUALTY EVENTS AT SEA USING A COLOR BASED CONCEPT S. Trach, J. Unterkofler, D. Merschin, D. Gümbel, H. Ranke, S. Bakir, A. Ekkernkamp, S. Schulz-Drost; Berlin, DE

Education 3 Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Joakim Jorgensen, Oslo, NO

PR242 PRE-DEPLOYMENT PREPARATION REQUIREMENTS FOR MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS OF THE ICRC F. Haverkamp1, M. Muhrbeck2, A. Wladis3, H. Veen3, E. Tan1; 1Nijmegen, NL, 2Norrköping, SE, 3Genevea, CH

PR243 OPTIMAL SURGICAL TIMING IN ACUTE BENIGN GALLBLADDER DISEASE: THE SOONER THE BETTER. A FULL COST ANALYSIS. G. Costa1, J. Guerrini1, M. Ceolin1, S. Mei1, A. Ardito2, E. Vanni2, H. Kurihara2; 1Rozzano, Milano, IT, 2Rozzano, IT

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PR244 THE STUDENT EMERGENCY ABDOMINAL SURGERY COURSE (SEASC) – AN IDEAL TEMPLATE IN UNDERGRADUATE SURGICAL EDUCATION M. sugrue, Letterkenny, IE

PR245 THE HUNGARIAN ATLS EXPERIENCE I.E. WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED? E. Csonka1, B. Kószó1, G. Süveges1, I. Gárgyán1, T. Bodzay2, G. Nardai2, E. Varga1; 1Szeged, HU, 2Budapest, HU

PR246 THE EDINBURGH EMERGENCY SURGERY ORGANISATION: ‘SPECIALIZATION’ OF EMERGENCIES AS A WORKING MODEL D. Damaskos, C. Deans, H. Paterson, S. Paterson-Brown; Edinburgh, GB

PR247 IMPROVING INFORMAL EDUCATION OF YOUNG RESIDENTS DURING SURGICAL ER ROTATION. S. Slovenc, A. Fischinger, S. Košir, D. Kordež; Ljubljana, SI

PR248 THE RESUSCITATION ROOM LENGTH OF STAY: IS THE TIME RUNNING OUT? A. Becker, G. Segol, Y. Berlin, D. Hershko; Afula, IL

PR249 COCCYGECTOMY AND ITS RESULTS IN A DISTRICT GENERAL HOSPITAL A.K. Raghupathi1, A. Joshi2; 1Southend-On-sea, GB, 2Jersey, GB

PR250 PSYCHIATRIC DISORDER ASSOCIATED WITH REPEATED BEHAVIOR OF FOREIGN BODY INGESTION. IS THERE AN EFFECTIVE PROTOCOL FOR ACTION TODAY? T. Palau-Figueroa, Y. Curbelo-Peña, M. Saladich-Cubero, N. Garcia-Leon, M. Guixà-Gener, H. Vallverdú-Cartie; Vic, ES

Disaster & Military Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Alberto Hernandez Abadia, Madrid, ES

PR251 'MAJOR INCIDENT DECLARED': ARE WE PREPARED? C. Bernard1, S. tyler2, G. Allen2; 1Hove, GB, 2Brighton, GB nominated for the Best Poster Award | Clinical Research

PR252 THE POSSIBILITY OF ULTRASONIC DIAGNOSTICS IN CASE OF MINE EXPLOSION INJURY S. Dvortsevoj, A. Zubarev, I. Obelchak, K. Nikolaev; Moscow, RU

PR253 U.S. MILITARY FEMALE CASUALTIES IN THE IRAQ AND AFGHANISTAN WARS: A 12- YEAR RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS J. Gurney1, K. Akers1, C. Brown1, S. Nessen1, T. Le2; 1San Antonio, US, 2San Antonio, TX/US

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PR254 AN INNOVATIVE SET OF UTILITIES FOR THE TREATMENT PLACE ON SHIPS IN MASS CASUALTIES S. Trach, J. Unterkofler, D. Merschin, D. Gümbel, M. Weigeldt, H. Ranke, A. Ekkernkamp, S. Schulz-Drost; Berlin, DE

PR255 MSF EXPERIENCE TRAUMA FRONTLINE, TRIAGE MANAGEMENT IN A STABILIZATION CENTER IN MOSUL, IRAQ M. Trelles, L. Dominguez , Ixelles, BE

PR256 EMERGENCY HEALTHCARE ACCESS FOR UNREGISTERED MIGRANTS IN HUNGARY I. Gárgyán, A. Mácsai, K. Csete, E. Varga; Szeged, HU

PR257 TEAM-BASED-LEARNING IN TEACHING DISASTER MEDICINE FOR UNDERGRADUATE MEDICAL STUDENTS F. Abu-Zidan, A. Cevik; Al-Ain, AE

PR258 ANALYSIS OF BATTLE AND NON-BATTLE TRAUMATIC RENAL INJURIES: A 6-YEAR EXPERIENCE IN A CONFLICT ZONE IN AFGHANISTAN T. Zabkowski, R. Brzozowski; Warsaw, PL

PR259 MASS CAUSALITY INCIDENCE AT SEA – A TRIAGE EXERCISE OF AN ANALOG AND DIGITAL SYSTEM R. Wendorf1, T. Görig1, E. Henning1, S. Schulz-Drost2, A. Ekkernkamp2, D. Gümbel2; 1Greifswald, DE, 2Berlin, DE

PR260 MANAGEMENT OF PENETRATING PELVIC TRAUMA. A FIVE YEARS EXPERIENCE OF FRENCH MILITARY HEALTH SERVICE. C. Moritz1, E. HORNEZ1, G. Boddaert1, A. Perchoc1, T. Monchal2, S. Bonnet1; 1Clamart, FR, 2Toulon, FR

PR261 TELEMEDICINE SUPPORT FOR OFFSHORE WIND ENERGY PLANT – EXPERIENCE OF THE FIRST 24 MONTHS – THE VIEW OF THE MENTORING HOSPITAL M. Gondert, M. Weigeldt, J. Beneker, A. Ekkernkamp, S. Schulz-Drost; Berlin, DE

PR262 JUVENTUS FOOTBALL FANS DISASTER: LESSON LEARNED FROM HIGH VOLUME ADMISSION WITH LOW IMPACT INJURIES E. grosso, Torino, IT

PR263 EVALUATION OF AN EMERGENCY PRACTICE FOR A MASS CAUSALITY INCIDENCE AT SEE E. Henning1, R. Wendorf1, T. Görig1, S. Schulz-Drost2, A. Ekkernkamp2, D. Gümbel2; 1Greifswald, DE, 2Berlin, DE

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PR264 HEALTH RECORDS SYSTEM FOR TRIAGE AT MASS CASUALTY INCIDENCE AT SEA – OVERVIEW AND USABILITY OF EXISTING RECORD SYSTEMS E. Henning1, S. Schulz-Drost2, A. Ekkernkamp2, D. Gümbel2; 1Greifswald, DE, 2Berlin, DE

PR264A TERRORIST ATTACKS AND THE MANAGEMENT OF THE PATIENT IN THE RESUSCITATION ROOM – ARE THERE ANY DIFFERENCES? G. Achatz, B. Friemert , Ulm/DE

Visceral Trauma 1 Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Demetrios Demetriades, Los Angeles, US

PR265 IMPACT OF ON OUTCOMES IN TRAUMA M. ANASTASIU, R. DEDU, D. VICOL, N. MICU; Buzau, RO nominated for the Best Poster Award | Clinical Research

PR266 ACUTE LITHIASIC IN ELDERLY SURGICAL PATIENT. P. Colsa1, D. Morales2, J. Rodriguez3; 1Vargas (puente Viesgo), ES, 2Santander, ES, 3Arriondas, ES

PR267 IMPLEMENTATION OF NEW STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES. ARE THEY ALSO WORKS FOR GERIATRIC TRAUMA PATIENTS WITH MULTIPLE INJURIES P. Lorenz1, K.O. Jensen1, C. Ossendorf1, G. Osterhoff2, H.P. Simmen2, L. Mica1, H. Pape2, K. Sprengel1; 1Zurich, CH, 2Zürich, CH

PR268 PROGNOSIS, AND ROLE OF ANGIOEMBOLIZATION AND SURGERY IN SPONTANEOUS RETROPERITONEAL AND RECTUS SHEATH HEMATOMAS: A SINGLE CENTER EXPERIENCE P. CIRIANO HERNANDEZ, M.L. FERNANDEZ VAZQUEZ, M. FERNANDEZ MARTINEZ, L. MARTIN ROMAN, E. VIEJO MARTINEZ, M. SANZ SANCHEZ; Madrid, ES

PR269 SUCCESSFUL SELECTIVE NON OPERATIVE MANAGEMENT OF PENETRATING STAB WOUNDS ACCORDING TO THE REGIONS OF THE ABDOMEN F. Turégano Fuentes, M.D. Pérez Díaz, M. Sanz Sánchez, P. CIRIANO HERNANDEZ, A. Lusilla López, M. Fernandez; Madrid, ES

PR270 SPLENECTOMY IN ABDOMINAL TRAUMA M. Brito, C. Felicio, C. Lavado, A. Ramires, J. Malaquias, J. Coutinho; Lisboa, PT

PR271 ABDOMINAL STAB WOUNDS: SELF-INFLICTED "HARA-KIRI" WOUNDS VERSUS NON-SELF-INFLICTED WOUNDS Y. Yoshioka, K. Morishita, K. Hondo, Y. Otomo; Tokyo, JP

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PR272 SURGICAL INTERVENTION FOR BLUNT BOWEL AND MESENTERIC INJURY: INDICATION AND TIME INTERVAL Y. Okishio, K. Ueda, T. Nasu, S. Kawashima, K. Kunitatsu, S. Kato; Wakayama, JP

PR273 ABDOMINAL STAB WOUNDS: SELF-INFLICTED "HARA-KIRI" WOUNDS VERSUS NON-SELF-INFLICTED WOUNDS Y. Yoshioka, K. Morishita, K. Hondo, Y. Otomo; Tokyo, JP

PR274 THE EFFECT OF DELAYED DIAGNOSIS ON MORTALITY IN DOUDENAL INJURIES H. Calis, N. Ozlem; Kırsehir, TR

PR274A INJURY PATTERNS AND MANAGEMENT OF BOWEL TRAUMA IN A UK TRAUMA CENTRE P. Wadsworth, P. Tamverkeras, S. Slawik, J.V. Taylor Liverpool/GB

Visceral Trauma 2 Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Michael Rotondo, Rochester, US

PR275 THE ROLE OF VIDEO-ASSISTED THORACOSCOPIC SURGERY IN THE TREATMENT OF FLAIL CHEST INJURIES N. Roozendaal, L. van Roozendaal, M. van Gool, A. Pijnenburg, P. Hustinx, R. van Vugt, B. Meesters, K. Hulsewé, Y. Vissers, E. de Loos; Heerlen, NL

PR276 VV-ECMO ALLOWS SAFE AND RELIABLE SURGICAL REPAIR OF TRAUMATIC MAIN BRONCHIAL INJURY K. Okawara, M. Sawano, M. Matsuda; Kawagoe, Saitama-Ken, JP

PR277 DOES BREAST SIZE INFLUENCE THE OVERALL OUTCOME OF SEVERELY INJURED WOMEN? A MORPHOMETRIC ANALYSIS UNDER SPECIAL CONSIDERATION OF SUBCUTANEOUS AND VISCERAL FAT TISSUE USING WHOLE BODY CT-SCANS O. Özkurtul, J. Fakler, T. Weber, S. Seinen, C. Josten; Leipzig, DE

PR278 TRAUMATIC AORTIC INJURY IN A LEVEL 1 TRAUMA CENTER H. Al-Thani, A. El-Menyar; Doha, QA

PR279 CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE CHEST TRAUMA SCORING SYSTEM IN POLYTRAUMA PATIENTS A. El-Menyar, B. Wahlen, M. Asim, I. Mahmood, M. Ellabib, H. Al-Thani; Doha, QA

PR280 ACUTE PAIN MANAGEMENT SCORE OF PATIENTS WITH MULTIPLE FRACTURED RIBS A. Carvalho1, D. Peixoto1, S. Angelo1, F. Silva1, T. Roseiro2, C. Vale3, A. Mendes1; 1Figueira Da Foz, PT, 2Coimbra, PT, 3562 Braga, PT 85 Poster Walks

PR281 POSSIBILITIES OF MDCT WITH BLUNT THORACIC TRAUMA IN CHILDREN M. Ublinskiy, T. Akhadov, O. Karaseva, N. Semenova, P. Menshchikov, A. Manzhurtsev, M. Akhlebinina; Moscow, RU

PR282 SURGICAL TREATMENT OF BRONCHIAL RUPTURE IN BLUNT CHEST TRAUMA: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW N. Roozendaal, L. van Roozendaal, M. van Gool, K. Hulsewé, Y. Vissers, E. de Loos; Heerlen, NL

PR283 TRAUMATIC STERNAL INJURY IN PATIENTS WITH AND WITHOUT RIB FRACTURE A. El-Menyar, B. Wahlen, H. Abdelrahman, R. Peralta, H. Al-Thani; Doha, QA

PR284 CLINICAL ANALYSIS OF TRAUMATIC AORTIC INJURY IN SINGLE INSTITUTION D.S. Ma, Y.B. Jeon, S.Y. Hyun, S. Joo, S.J. Kim, J. Lee; Incheon, KR

PR285 DESCRIPTIVE CASE SERIES OF 63 THORACIC PENETRATING INJURIES IN A SINGLE INSTITUTION FOR A YEAR F. CÓZAR BERNAL1, P. CARMONA SOTO2, S. Sevilla López3, A. BRAVO CERRO2; 1CÁdiz, ES, 2Jaen, ES, 3JaÉn, ES

PR286 THE TREND IN TAIWAN’S SPLEEN INJURY TREATMENT C. Liao, Taoyuan City, TW

PR287 THE CONSERVATIVE MANAGEMENT VERSUS THE SURGICAL MANAGEMENT IN THE HEPATO-BILIARY TRAUMA – A 10-YEAR EXPERIENCE IN A LEVEL 1 TRAUMA CENTER B. Gaspar, S. Paun, M. Beuran, I. Bejenaru, R. Ganescu, I. Gheju, A. Chiotoroiu, M. Avram, S. Szabo; Bucharest, RO

PR288 THE RELATION BETWEEN CIS,MANAGEMENT,THE RESULTS OF COLONIC INJURY N. Ozlem, Kırsehir, TR

Visceral Trauma 3 Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Martin Croce, Tennessee, US

PR289 STERNAL FRACTURE: ASSOCIATION WITH SEAT BELT WEARING AND SIGNIFICANCE – A RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF 903 CASES. M. Apostolides1, P. Georgis2, F. Konstantara2, T. Michos2, C. Chatziantoniou2, I. Gakidis2, P. Michos2; 1Portsmouth, GB, 2Athens, GR

PR290 TRAUMATIC DIAPHRAGMATIC INJURIES: A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY OVER 12 YEARS H. Bahouth, S. Khuri, Y. Kluger; Haifa, IL

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PR291 CLASSIFICATION OF BONY CHEST WALL INJURIES – THE NEW AO/OTA CLASSIFICATION S. Schulz-Drost, Berlin, DE

PR292 LIFE SAVING SURGICAL TECHNIQUES FOR THORACIC TRAUMA: PREDICTORS FOR THE NEED OF DAMAGE CONTROL THORACOTOMY J. chica1, A. García1, M. Naranjo1, R. Manzano1, A. Sanchez1, C. Ordoñez1, J.C. Puyana2, C. cevallos1; 1Cali, CO, 2Pittsburgh, PA/US

PR293 AGE DISTRIBUTION AND CONCOMITANT INJURIES TO PULMONARY CONTUSION – AN ANALYSIS BASED ON ROUTINE DATA R. Finkbeiner1, A. Langenbach1, F. Hennig1, S. Krinner2, S. Schulz-Drost3; 1Erlangen, DE, 2Bubenreuth, DE, 3Berlin, DE

PR294 THE EFFECT ON EARLY APPLICATION OF HEMOPERFUSION WITH POLYMXYIN-B IN SWINE THORACIC TRAUMA MODEL. D. KIM, I. JEONG, G. KIM; Gwangju, KR

PR295 OUR EXPERIENCE WITH CHEST WALL STABILIZATION. M. Reška, J. Konecny, I. Čapov, L. Veverková, A. Peštál; Brno, CZ

PR296 THE CLINICAL INFLUENCE OF A CONCOMITANT LUNG CONTUSION IN POLYTRAUMA – AN ANALYSIS OF 18.892 PATIENTS OUT OF THE TRAUMA REGISTRY DGU®. S. Krinner1, R. Finkbeiner1, A. Langenbach2, F. Hennig2, R. Lefering3, S. Schulz-Drost4; 1Bubenreuth, DE, 2Erlangen, DE, 3Cologne, DE, 4Berlin, DE

PR297 A 5-YEAR OBSERVATIONAL STUDY OF CHEST TRAUMA MANAGEMENT WITH A SMALL-BORE CHEST TUBE; SINGLE EMERGENCY CENTRE IN A RURAL AREA IN JAPAN Y. Yoshioka, Komatsushima City, Tokushima Prefecture, JP

PR298 THORACIC TRAUMA IN POLYTRAUMA IN CHILDREN. A. Timofeeva, O. Karaseva, A. Gorelik, D. Golikov; Moscow, RU

PR299 VALUE OF INJURY TOPOGRAPHY IN PENETRATING THORACIC INJURIES A. García1, M. Naranjo1, J.C. Puyana2, C. Ordoñez1, A. Sanchez1, C. cevallos1, R. Manzano1, M. Vidal1; 1Cali, CO, 2Pittsburgh, PA/US

PR300 THE INCIDENCE OF THORACIC TRAUMA IN A RURAL HOSPITAL. MANAGEMENT BY GENERAL SURGEONS EXPERIENCED IN TRAUMA. P. Patias, S. Taximi, I. Massalis, E. Papadima, K. Katsaros, G. Konstantoudakis, G. Euthymiou, P. Gkanas; Nafplion, GR

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Visceral Trauma 4 Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Juan Carlos Puyana, Pittsburgh, US

PR301 SUPERIOR PROLONGED MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF COLLAGEN-BASED HEMOSTATIC PATCH COMPARED TO OXIDIZED CELLULOSE-BASED PATCH. P. Slezak, X. Monforte, J. Ferguson, S. Sutalo, H. Redl, H. Gulle, D. Spazierer; Vienna, AT

PR302 EFFECT OF FIBRINOGEN ON EXPERIMENTAL LIVER TRAUMA; A STEREOLOGICAL STUDY. G.S. Mahmoudi Nezhad, S. Paydar; Shiraz, IR

PR303 MAJOR VENOUS LIGATION RESULTS IN INCREASED RISK OF LATE COMPARTMENT SYNDROME: A MULTICENTER RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW E. Dauer1, S. Yamaguchi1, K. Kelley1, H. Zhao2, J. Sharpe3, N. Manley3, J. Harvin4, E. Taub4, A. Goldenberg-Sandau5, K. Patel5, E. Omi6, H. Mashbari6, M. Seamon2, B. Frank7, J. Hartwell8, Z. Maher2; 1Philadelphia, US, 2Philadelphia, PA/US, 3Memphis, TN/US, 4Houston, TX/US, 5Camden, NJ/US, 6Oak Lawn, IL/US, 7Scranton, PA/US, 8Indianapolis, IN/US

PR304 CRITERIA FOR DAMAGE CONTROL SURGERY IN BLUNT TRAUMA INJURIES M. Sugimoto, N. Urushibata, R. Nakamoto, A. Yoshiyuki, H. Hara, K. Murata; Matsudo, JP

PR305 OPEN VERSUS ENDOVASCULAR TEMPORARY SHUNTING IN AN OVINE MODEL OF ACUTE OCCLUSIVE ARTERIAL INJURY. V. Reva 1, E. Semenov1, A. Denisov1, S. Telickiy1, V. Adamenko1, I. Samokhvalov1, J. Morrison2; 1Saint-Petersburg, RU, 2Baltimore, MD/US

PR306 SURGICAL TREATMENT OF THE TRAUMA OF THE SMALL BOWEL IN DAMAGE CONTROL OPERATIONS F. Rodriguez, A. García; Cali, CO

PR307 CONSERVATIVE MANAGEMENT OF LIVER LESIONS IN SERIOUS HEPATIC TRAUMA: BILIARY COMPLICATIONS FOLLOWING HEPATIC ARTERIAL EMBOLIZATION. C. Nistri, L. Bonariol, C. Ruffolo, E. Caratozzolo, B. Pauletti, G. Marte, N. Bassi, M. Massani; Treviso, IT

PR308 INTOXICATION AND OXIDATIVE STRESS MANIFESTATION IN POSTTRAUMATIC HEMOPERITONEUM DURING NOM E. Aneste, O. Tagadiuc, R. Gurghis, S. Tintari, G. Rojnoveanu; Chisinau, MD

PR309 PRE-HOSPITAL RESUSCITATIVE THORACOTOMY: CURRENT VARIATION IN UK PRACTICE AND SYSTEMATIC REVIEW. E. Nevins, P. Moori, J. Smith-Williams, N. Bird, N. Manu, S. Fadden, C. Jones, J. Taylor, N. Misra; Liverpool, GB

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PR310 USE OF DAMAGE CONTROL SURGERY AND OPEN ABDOMEN IN PATIENTS WITH ACUTE MESENTERIC ISCHEMIA: 5-YEAR EXPERIENCE. G. Ricci, E. Adami, A. serao, L. Papa, B. Benini, G. Liotta, P. Fransvea, R. Mancuso, C. Di Cosimo, P. Marini; Rome, IT

PR311 CLINICAL AND FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME OF ACUTE COMPARTMENT SYNDROME C. Vale1, J. Antunes2, L. Vilaça3, A. Assunção3; 1562 Braga, PT, 2Figueira Da Foz, PT, 3Braga, PT

PR312 CHARACTERISTICS AND TREATMENT STRATEGIES OF PENETRATING THORACOABDOMINAL INJURIES ON THE EXAMPLE OF GUNSHOT AND BLAST VICTIMS WITHOUT BALLISTIC BODY ARMOUR IN AFGHANISTAN (2009–2013) A. Willms, C. Güsgen, I. Richardsen, R. Schwab; Koblenz, DE

PR313 TRAUMA LAPAROTOMIES IN AN ERA OF DIFFERENTIATION D.Smeeing, J. Haverkort, T. Saris, K. van Wessem, L. Leenen, F. Hietbrink; Utrecht, NL

Visceral Trauma 5 Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Javier Uriarte, Bilbao, ES

PR314 MULTIVARIATE ULTRASOUND CAN PREDICT VOLUME RESPONSIVENESS IN CRITICALLY ILL TRAUMA PATIENTS A. Menne, S. Gupta, D. Haase, S. Galvagno, P. Hu, T. Scalea, S. Murthi; Baltimore, MD/US nominated for the Best Poster Award | Clinical Research

PR315 A PROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF SHORT AND MID-TERM KNOWLEDGE RETENTION AFTER AN ULTRA-SHORT FAST COURSE FOR UNDERGRADUATE MEDICAL STUDENTS. C.A. Menegozzo, P. Cazolari, F. Novo, R. Colleoni, E. Uityama; Sao Paulo, BR nominated for the Best Poster Award | Clinical Research

PR316 LAPAROSCOPIC DIAPHRAGMATIC EVALUATION OF STABLE PATIENTS WITH THORACOABDOMINAL PENETRATING WOUNDS: A SINGLE CENTER EXPERIENCE C.A. Menegozzo, S. Damous, P.H. Alves, M. Rocha, C. Bernini, E. Utiyama; Sao Paulo, BR

PR317 SPLENIC TRAUMA: SURGICAL VS. NON SURGICAL MANAGEMENT. A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY C. Pineño Flores, J.J. Segura-Sampedro, D. Ambrona Zafra, A. Craus Miguel, C. Soldevila Verdeguer, G.P. Martin Martin, F.X. Gonzalez Argente; Palma De Mallorca, ES

PR318 ASSESSMENT OF ABDOMINAL STAB WOUND INJURIES, A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY. A. Dogjani, E. Jonuzaj, F. Gradica; Tirana, AL

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PR319 THE IMPROVEMENT OF NON-OPERATIVE MANAGEMENT (NOM) OF BLUNT SPLENIC TRAUMA AFTER THE INTRODUCTION OF A HOSPITAL PROTOCOL: 9-YEARS EXPERIENCE OF A SINGLE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL M. Di Grezia, V. Cozza, A. Di Giorgio, G. Pepe, C. Lodoli, G. Tropeano, A. Agnes, F. Marzi, R. Panzera, A. Borrello, S. Magalini, A. La Greca, D. Gui; Rome, IT

PR320 POINT OF CARE ULTRASOUND (POCUS):PERFORMING EXTENDED FAST (EFAST) ULTRASOUND ON PATIENTS WITH MINOR BLIND TRAUMA IN A DISTRICT GENERAL HOSPITAL OF GREECE V. KALDIS1, T. ZAROKOSTAS2, I. SKLIRIS2, V. VASILAKOPOULOU2, C. PASPALIARIS2, I. MITRAKOS2, I. POULOS2, D. GIANNAKOPOULOS2; 1Marousi Athens, GR, 2Argos, GR

PR321 WHAT IS MORE IMPORTANT IN MANAGEMENT OF PENETRATE ABDOMINAL TRAUMA? A. Dogjani, E. Jonuzaj, F. Gradica; Tirana, AL

PR322 ROLE OF LAPAROSCOPIC APPROACH IN TRAUMA PATIENTS L. Tallón-Aguilar1, J.A. Lopez Ruiz2, C. Domínguez-Sanchez1, J. Tinoco-González1, B. Marenco de la Cuadra2, V. Durán-Muñoz-Cruzado1, F. Pareja-Ciuró1, F. Oliva Mompean1, J. Padillo-Ruíz1; 1Seville, ES, 2Sevilla, ES

PR323 BULL HORN INJURIES IN A SPANISH TERTIARY HOSPITAL L. Pérez-Santiago, M. Garcés-Albir, M.D.C. Fernandez-Moreno, F. Lopez-Mozos, J. Ortega; Valencia, ES

PR324 MANAGEMENT OF LIVER TRAUMA IN HPB UNIT OF TREVISO: A 24-YEAR EXPERIENCE. C. Nistri, L. Bonariol, C. Ruffolo, E. Caratozzolo, G. Marte, N. Bassi, M. Massani; Treviso, IT

PR325 AN UNUSUAL CASE OF TRAUMATIC ABDOMINAL WALL HERNIA SECONDARY TO HANDLEBAR INJURY IN AN ADULT J. Jagdish1, E. Salim2, A. Hefny3; 1Abudhabi, AE, 2Abu Dhabi, AE, 3Al Ain, AE

Visceral Trauma Cases 1 Case Study Poster Area Moderator: Pantelis Vassiliu, Athens, GR

PC001 MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO PELVIC TRAUMA IN A TERTIARY CARE CENTRE: A CASE REPORT S. Fernandes, J. Vaz, T. Oliveira, J. Teixeira, C. Miranda, J. Coutinho; Lisboa, PT

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PC002 LIVER HERNIATION: A COMPLICATION OF THE RIGHT POST-TRAUMATIC DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA: CASE REPORT M. Velasquez1, A. Del Valle1, H. Munevar1, I. Cujiño1, A. Garcia1, J.C. Puyana2, C. Navarro3; 1Cali, CO, 2Pittsburgh, PA/US, 3Talca, CL

PC003 RHINOCEROS-RELATED TRAUMATIC DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA M. Sebastian, A. Abdulla, M. Abusharia, F. Abu-Zidan; Al-Ain, AE

PC004 LATE PRESENTATION OF TRAUMATIC RUPTURE OF AORTIC VALVE FOLLOWING A MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT M. Racman, T. Randl, D. Badovinac, M. Petrič, M. Đokić, T. Klokočovnik; Ljubljana, SI

PC005 FALSE NEGATIVE PERICARDIAL FAST IN A HOLLOW-POINT CARDIAC GUNSHOT WOUND G. Medrano1, K. Mahendraraj2, T. Katsichtis2, E. Irizarry2, M. Lueders2; 1New York, US, 2Bronx, NY/US

PC006 HAEMOTHORAX IN SEVERE CHEST INJURIES – WHEN TO DO THORACOSCOPIC LAVAGE ? REPORT OF A CASE I. Pentara, G. Konstantoudakis, G. Skazas, I. Massalis, G. Eythymiou, P. Gkanas; Nafplio, GR

PC007 LATENT POST-TRAUMATIC DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA, A CHALLENGE FOR THE GENERAL SURGEON. E. Migliori, E. Mammano, E. Tessari, L. Pomba, G. Mattara, P. Pilati; Padova, IT

PC008 THORACIC TRAUMA WITH RIB FRACTURE DISPLACEMENT: CLINICAL CASE R. Lourenco1, J. Costa1, M. Martins1, T. Neto2, A. Carvalho1, D. Brito1, R. Pinto1, J. Oliveira1, P. Correia1; 1Guimarães, PT, 2Guimaraes, PT

PC009 DIAPHRAGM RUPTURE AFTER BLUNT CHEST TRAUMA – A CASE REPORT X. de Sousa1, P. Ferreira2, L. Branco2, V. Rigueira2, L. Cortez2; 1Lisboa, PT, 2Setúbal, PT

PC010 OPEN PELVIC RING INJURY WITH RECTUM AVULSION M. Jakopec, A. Kristan; Ljubljana, SI

PC011 OPEN THORACIC TRAUMA A CASE REPORT E. Dimitrakopoulou1, C. Farazi-Chongouki2, C. Iordanou2, A. Ninos2, M. Vidali3, G. Papaioannou3, G. Doulgerakis3, T. Vathia3, K. Mihopoulou3, C. PAGAKI3, A. Stylianou3, M. Karamanidi2, S. Pierrakakis2; 1Eleusina, GR, 2Athens, GR, 3Magoula, GR

PC012 MASSIVE HEMOTHORAX AND INTRAPERITONEAL HEMORRHAGE DUE TO INFERIOR PHRENIC ARTERY INJURY AFTER BLUNT TRAUMA T. Nakano, T. Ito; Kawasaki, JP

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PC013 TRAUMATIC RUPTURE OF THE DIAPHRAGM: A CASE REPORT N. Guimarães1, I. Mónica2, M. Ferreira3, H. Ribeiro2, J. Neves2, J. Pinho2, H. Morais2, F. Melo2, V. Vieira2, N. Azenha2, I. Borges2, R. Dias2, A. Fonseca2, J. Cecílio2, A. Matos2, L. Conceição2; 1334, PT, 2Figueira Da Foz, PT, 3Coimbra, PT

PC014 DELAYED PRESENTATION AND LAPAROSCOPIC REPAIR OF A TRIPLE POST-TRAUMATIC DIAPHRAGMATIC INJURY. S. bozzo1, G. Carrara1, M. Andretta1, R. Pirovano1, F. Chiappetta1, M. Zago2; 1Ponte San Pietro, IT, 2Bergamo, IT

Visceral Trauma Cases 2 Case Study Poster Area Moderator: Isidro Martínez Casas, Jaén, ES

PC015 SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF LIVER HEMATOMA RELATED WITH INCOMPLETE HELLP SYNDROME AT TERM PREGNANCY S. Montón, A. Rico, J.L. Moya, I. Poveda, B. Arín, M. Cires; Estella-Navarra, ES nominated for the Best Poster Award | Case Study

PC016 TRAUMATIC ABDOMINAL WALL HERNIA AFTER AN EQUESTRIAN ACCIDENT. R. Norblad1, A. Levin1, G. Filipovic1, J. Zdolsek2; 1Linköping, SE, 2Linkping, SE

PC017 COCAINE COWBOY—POST-TRAUMATIC COCAINE-INDUCED BOWEL INFARCTION K. Mahendraraj1, G. Medrano2, T. Katsichtis1, A. Goparaju1, E. Irizarry1, V. Katz1; 1Bronx, NY/US, 2New York, US

PC018 PENETRATING THORACIC INJURY – WHAT WE MUST LEARN TO DO M. Couto, R. Loureiro, M. Diogo, A. Oliveira, C. Casimiro; Viseu, PT

PC019 PENETRATING CARDIAC STAB WOUND: SOMETIMES YOU CAN TRANSFER SAFELY G. Carrara1, S. Bichi2, R. Pirovano1, F. Chiappetta1, M. Ciocca Vasino1, M. Zago2; 1Ponte San Pietro, IT, 2Bergamo, IT

PC020 DELAYED MULTIPLE AORTIC DISSECTIONS IN A PEDESTRIAN WHO WAS HIT BY A CAR WITH MILD IMPACT S. Mori, T. Ai, Y. Otomo; Tokyo, JP

PC021 BLUNT DIAPHRAGMATIC RUPTURE: A CASE REPORT M. Ferreira, S. Carlos, R. Cardoso, J. Simoes, P. Costa; Almada, PT

PC022 RARE COMPLICATION OF THORACIC AIR GUN SHOT INJURY J. Konecny, M. Reška, R. Hasara, J. Ciernik, I. Čapov, L. Veverková; Brno, CZ

PC023 SEVERE TRAUMATİC BRONSIAL INJURY K. Ozer, R. Demirhan, A. Ozdemir, H. Eryigit Unaldi, E. CESUR, F. Ozlu; Istanbul, TR

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PC024 CHEST WALL STABILIZATION IN VENTILATOR-DEPENDENT TRAUMATIC FLAIL CHEST PATIENT P. CARMONA SOTO1, S. Sevilla López2, F. CÓZAR BERNAL3, A. BRAVO CERRO1; 1Jaen, ES, 2JaÉn, ES, 3CÁdiz, ES

PC024A OCCLUSION OF THE SUBCLAVIAN ARTERY AFTER A CLAVICLE FRACTURE. D. Demir, B. Borger van der Burg, R. Hoencamp, G. Stollenwerck; Leiderdorp, NL

PC024B THORACOSCOPIC DRAINAGE OF HAEMOPERICARDIUM AND PERICARDIAL WINDOW WITHOUT REPARATION OF MIOCARDIAL INJURY AFTER PENETRATING THORACIC TRAUMA C. Gamo, A. Salcedo, J.J. Serna, C. Miranda, A. Gonzalez, S. de Lebruisant, R. Rodriguez Cali/CO

PC024C TRAUMATIC PSEUDOANEURYSM OF THE THORACIC AORTA C.L. Palmero, D. S. Relinque, L. Ojea, S. G. Modet, Algeciras/ES

PC024D LAPAROSCOPIC STAB WOUND MANAGEMENT L.O. RUIZ-YHERLA, C.L. Palmero, S.G. MODET, D.S. RELINQUE , Algeciras/ES

PC024E HEPATIC TRAUMA BY FIREARM. L.O. RUIZ-YHERLA, C.L. Palmero, S.G. MODET, D.S. RELINQUE , Algeciras/ES

Visceral Trauma Cases 3 Case Study Poster Area Moderator: Diego Mariani, Legnano, IT

PC025 POSTTRAUMATIC PSEUDOANEURYSM ASSOCIATED WITH HANDGUN WOUND A. Fischinger, U. Tominc, M. Cimerman, A. Rajster Koren; Ljubljana, SI

PC026 PULMONARY PACKING AS DAMAGE CONTROL TECHNIQUE IN THORACIC BLUNT TRAUMA. J. Meneses Pardo, J. GARCÍA SALCEDO, G. SUPELANO ESLAIT, M. GUTIERREZ ANDREU, P. GÁMEZ, P. YUSTE GARCÍA; Madrid, ES

PC027 "FALLING DOWN": A RETROPERITONEAL CATASTROPHE C. Frattini1, G. Tugnoli2, R. Zannoni3, E. Segalini1, C. Coniglio2, G. Gordini2, A. Birindelli2, A. Casati2, A. Biscardi2, S. Di Saverio4; 1Pavia, IT, 2Bologna, IT, 3Parma, IT, 4Cambridge, GB

PC028 EXTRA-PERITONEAL PELVIC PACKING IN THE "IN EXTREMIS" POLYTRAUMA PATIENT P. YUSTE GARCÍA, M. GUTIERREZ ANDREU, G. SUPELANO ESLAIT, C. ALEGRE TORRADO, M. NEVADO, O. GARCÍA VILLAR, E. FERRERO; Madrid, ES

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PC029 THORACOABDOMINAL INJURY AFTER ABDOMINAL PENETRATING TRAUMA M. GUTIERREZ ANDREU, O. GARCÍA VILLAR, G. SUPELANO ESLAIT, M. NEVADO, C. ALEGRE TORRADO, E. FERRERO, P. YUSTE GARCÍA; Madrid, ES

PC030 ABDOMINAL BLUNT TRAUMA WITH MULTIPLE SOLID ORGANS INJURY: IS NON SURGICAL TREATMENT AN OPTION? P. YUSTE GARCÍA, M. GUTIERREZ ANDREU, G. SUPELANO ESLAIT, C. ALEGRE TORRADO, M. NEVADO, O. GARCÍA VILLAR, E. FERRERO; Madrid, ES

PC031 PARADOXIC AIR EMBOLISM AFTER MASSIVE PENETRATING LIVER INJURY M. Lueders1, G. Tadros2, T. Katsichtis1; 1Bronx, NY/US, 2Bronx, US

PC032 DAMAGE CONTROL SURGERY IN CASE OF THORACOABDOMINAL STAB WOUND. A. Szuba1, R. Lupiani Moreno2, F.J. Jimenez Olmo2; 1Aguadulce, Roquetas De Mar, ES, 2El Ejido, ES

PC033 SEQUENTIAL PROTOCOL IN THE POLYTRAUMA PATIENT WITH MULTIPLE COMPARTMENT INJURIES. M. GUTIERREZ ANDREU, G. SUPELANO ESLAIT, M. NEVADO, C. ALEGRE TORRADO, O. GARCÍA VILLAR, E. FERRERO, P. YUSTE GARCÍA; Madrid, ES

PC034 PANCREATIC TRAUMA: A PURPOSE OF A CASE. C. Bernabeu, L. Rodriguez, E. Martinez, B. Madrid, J. Aparicio, A. Candela; San Juan Alicante, ES

PC035 THE TEAM APPROACH TO MANAGEMENT OF THE ABDOMINAL AORTIC ANEURISM IN A PACIENT WITH TRIVIAL TRAUMA. A CASE REPORT. J. Marante Fuertes1, A. Holub2; 1Cádiz, ES, 2Jerez De La Frontera, ES

PC036 BULLFIGHT TRAUMA – HOW TO TREAT THE WOUNDS? C. Marques, R. Martelo, M. Rabago, J. Morais, F. Rodrigues; Vila Franca De Xira, PT

PC037 EMERGENCY VASCULAR REPAIR OF RADIAL ARTERY AFTER GUIDEWIRE RUPTURE DURING CATHETERIZATION FOR CARDIAC INTERVENTION. CASE REPORT. N. DEGERMETZOGLOU1, N. KAMPOUROGLOU2; 1Athens, GR, 2Thessaloniki, GR

PC038 COMPLEX ABDOMINAL WALL INJURIES – THE CLOSING DRAMA S. Silva, A. Melo, J. Lage, P. Avelar, N. Tenreiro, C. Ferreira; Vila Real, PT

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Visceral Trauma Cases 4 Case Study Poster Area Moderator: Aitor Landaluce-Olavarria, Vizcaya, ES

PC039 SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF AN INTERCOSTAL ARTERY C. Afonso1, J. Pereira2, C. Casimiro2; 1Vila Do Conde, PT, 2Viseu, PT nominated for the Best Poster Award | Case Study

PC040 LAPAROSCOPIC SPLENECTOMY AND SPLENIC ARTERY CLIPPING AFTER FAILED ENDOVASCULAR EMBOLIZATION FOR A SPLENIC TRAUMA C. Frattini1, G. Tugnoli2, R. Zannoni3, E. Segalini1, A. Casati2, A. Birindelli2, A. Biscardi2, C. Coniglio2, M. Podda4, A. Rizzuto5, S. Di Saverio6; 1Pavia, IT, 2Bologna, IT, 3Parma, IT, 4Nuoro, IT, 5Catanzaro, IT, 6Cambridge, GB nominated for the Best Poster Award | Case Study

PC041 RESUSCITATIVE ENDOVASCULAR BALLOON OCCLUSION OF THE AORTA AS AN ADJUNCT FOR HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK DUE TO UTERINE RUPTURE. A. OKADA, R. Iiduka; Kyoto, JP nominated for the Best Poster Award | Case Study

PC042 MANAGEMENT OF INTRACARDIAC BULLET WITH CONTRADICTORY MIGRATION IN VENA CAVA: CASE REPORT. J. Carbonell1, A. Del Valle1, H. Munevar1, A. Garcia1, R. Ferrada1, J.C. Puyana2, C. Navarro3, J. Trochez1; 1Cali, CO, 2Pittsburgh, PA/US, 3Talca, CL nominated for the Best Poster Award | Case Study

PC043 LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY AND TRAUMA: APPROACH IN TWO CASES OF PENETRATING AND BLUNT TRAUMA M. Jiménez Fuertes1, C. Ferrigni1, M. Durán Poveda1, D. Garcia Olmo2; 1Móstoles, ES, 2Madrid, ES nominated for the Best Poster Award | Case Study

PC044 SUCCESSFUL UPPER EXTREMITY ENDOVASCULAR REVASCULARIZATION IN AN AUSTERE ENVIRONMENT V. Reva 1, I. Samokhvalov1, R. Abdurakhmanov1, D. Belousov1, J. Morrison2; 1Saint-Petersburg, RU, 2Baltimore, MD/US

PC045 LAPAROSCOPIC DIVERTING SIGMOID COLOSTOMY IN EXTRAPERITONEAL PENETRATING RECTAL INJURIES: A CASE SERIES Y. Park, J. Kim, W. Kang, Y. Jo; Gwangju, KR

PC046 SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF ZONE 3 NECK INJURIES. CASE REPORT. R. Gràcia, A. Campos Serra, S. Montmany Vioque, P. Rebasa Cladera, A. Luna Aufroy, O. Aparicio, E. Criado, J. Falcó, S. Navarro Soto; Sabadell, ES

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PC047 OPEN REPAIR OF RUPTURED ABDOMINAL AORTIC ANEURYSM WITH IDARUCIZUMAB FOR REVERSAL OF DABIGATRAN ANTICOAGULATION H. Koguchi, K. Murata, N. Urushibata, R. Nakamoto, A. Yoshiyuki, H. Hara; Matsudo, JP

PC048 USE OF RESUSCITATIVE ENDOVASCULAR BALLON OCLUSIÓN OF THE AORTA IN A PATIENT WITH SEVERE HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK AND PRECORDIAL STABWOUND S. de Lebrusant Fernandez1, J. Serna2, O. Bejarano2, R. Rodriguez2, C. Gamo3, A. Gonzalez2; 1Sevilla, ES, 2Cali, CO, 3Getafe, ES

PC049 APPLICATION OF A HYBRID OR IN 2 POLYTRAUMA PATIENTS WITH HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK H.C. Wang, H.F. Lin; New Taipei City, TW

PC050 ACUTE OCCLUSION OF THE SUBCLAVIAN ARTERY FOLLOWING SURGERY FOR CLAVICLE FRACTURE IN A 36-YEAR-OLD MALE THAT REQUIRES EMERGENCY REINTERVENTION. J. Marante Fuertes1, A. Holub2; 1Cádiz, ES, 2Jerez De La Frontera, ES

PC051 DAMAGE CONTROL SURGERY IN THE ONCOLOGIC PATIENT WITH SPLENIC RUPTURE L. Jiménez1, J. Minguez2, P. Guillamot3, F. Mendoza2, M. Pérez2, I. Furtado2, F.J. Granel2; 1Daganzo De Arriba (madrid), ES, 2Alcalá De Henares, ES, 3Móstoles, ES

PC052 PRIMARY LUNG ABSCESS RUPTURED INTO THE ESOPHAGUS OR LUNG ABSCESS SECONDARY TO ESOPHAGEAL CANCER? C. Mesquita, M. Rosete, A. Oliveira, C. Antunes; Coimbra, PT

Visceral Trauma Cases 5 Case Study Poster Area Moderator: Fernando Lopez Mozos, Valencia, ES

PC053 LAPAROSCOPIC RESECTION FOR TRAUMATIC COLON INJURIES: REPORT OF TWO CASES C. Frattini1, G. Tugnoli2, R. Zannoni3, E. Segalini1, A. Birindelli2, A. Casati2, A. Biscardi2, C. Coniglio2, A. Rizzuto4, M. Podda5, S. Di Saverio6; 1Pavia, IT, 2Bologna, IT, 3Parma, IT, 4Catanzaro, IT, 5Nuoro, IT, 6Cambridge, GB

PC054 TRAUMATIC LUMBAR HERNIA R. Farré, M. Güell, C. Soto; Manresa, ES

PC055 PERCUTANEOUS DRAINAGE OF HUGE HEPATIC SUBCAPSULAR HEMATOMA IN CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE: CASE REPORT J. Kim, Y. Park, W. Kang, Y. Jo; Gwangju, KR

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PC056 ENDOVASCULAR MANAGEMENT OF PERIPHERAL VASCULAR TRAUMA – A WISE CHOICE A. Tojal, J. Pinto, C. Martins, J. Rodrigues, A. Simões, C. Casimiro; Viseu, PT

PC057 TRAUMATIC RENAL ARTERY THROMBOSIS M. Marone, M. Ferraris, A. Socrate; Legnano, IT

PC058 CONSERVATIVE MANAGEMENT IN PANCREATICODUODENAL TRAUMA A. Rico, J.L. Moya, B. Arín, I. Poveda, M. Cires, S. Montón; Estella-Navarra, ES

PC059 ANTERIOR ABDOMINAL STAB WOUNDS: UTILITY OF DIAGNOSTIC LAPAROSCOPY TO ASSESS INTRA-ABDOMINAL DAMAGES M. Mogollón, J. Triguero, S. González, C. PLATA-ILLESCAS, A. MANSILLA-ROSELLO, T. Torres; Granada, ES

PC060 MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO CONSERVATIVE TREATMENT OF SEVERE LIVER LACERATIONS D. Badovinac, M. Petrič, M. Đokić, M. Racman, B. Trotovšek; Ljubljana, SI

PC061 ENDOLUMINAL BULLET. CASE REPORT. REAL CASE OR SCI-FI? R. Gràcia, A. Campos Serra, S. Montmany Vioque, P. Rebasa Cladera, A. Luna Aufroy, J. Falcó, E. Criado, S. Navarro Soto; Sabadell, ES

PC062 SMALL BOWEL INJURY FROM PENETRATING ABDOMINAL TRAUMA: A LAPAROSCOPIC APPROACH A. Marques, R. Loureiro, N. Carrilho, C. Casimiro; Viseu, PT

PC063 NONOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT OF GRADE III SPLENIC INJURY – CASE REPORT M. Laureano, J. Nobre, I. Gonçalves, E. Ferreira, N. Ventura, S. Hilário, J. Pais, M. Santos; Leiria, PT

PC064 LAPAROSCOPIC APPROACH IN THE MANAGEMENT OF STAB WOUNDS IN ANTERIOR ABDOMEN A. landaluce-olavarria, B. Ugarte-Sierra, S. Postigo, S. Telletxea, F. Ibañez Aguirre; Galdacano, ES

PC064A NON OPERATIVE MANAGEMENT OF PENETRATING EXTRAPERITONEAL RECTAL INJURY C. Gamo, C. Miranda, A. Salcedo, J.J. Serna, S. de Lebruisant, A. Gonzalez, R. Rodriguez Cali/CO

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Visceral Trauma Cases 6 Case Study Poster Area Moderator: Soledad Monton, Pamplona, ES

PC065 CASE REPORT – BLUNT THYMIC TRAUMA IN A 6-YEAR-OLD BOY Y. Wu, Taoyuan, TW nominated for the Best Poster Award | Case Study

PC066 NONOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT FOR YOUTH PATIENT IN IV GRADE BLUNT HEPATIC TRAUMA B. Muñoz Jimenez, G. Krasniqi, J. Hernández Gutiérrez, A. Trinidad Borrás, M.J. Lucena González, J.S. Malo Corral, D. Martínez Cecilia, P. Toral Guinea, I. Fraile Alonso, M.Á. Morlán López; Toledo, ES nominated for the Best Poster Award | Case Study

PC067 BLEEDING IN SEVERE PEDIATRIC TRAUMA: IMPORTANCE OF FACTOR XIII R. Roquette1, E. Vieira2, A.P. Martins2, M. Gonçalves2; 1Alcabideche, Cascais, Lisboa, PT, 2Lisbon, PT nominated for the Best Poster Award | Case Study

PC068 SECONDS FROM DISASTER COMMON OPERATION, BAD POSTOPERATIVE FOLLOW-UP, MAJOR DAMAGES R.N. Ciocan, L. Ghita, B. Diaconescu, M.R. Bratu, D. Bajenaru, R. Marian; Bucharest, RO nominated for the Best Poster Award | Case Study

PC069 NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY IN COMPLEX PELVIC INJURY C. Felicio, C. Ramos, C. Lavado, P. Fernandes, J. Coutinho; Lisboa, PT

PC070 IS NON-OPERATIVE MANAGEMENT OF HIGH-GRADE LIVER INJURY A POTENTIAL TREATMENT MODALITY? CASE REPORT M. Torba, R. Madani, S. Ceka, A. Mici, K. Subashi; Tirana, AL

PC071 TRAUMATIC RUPTURE OF A SPLENIC CYST HYDATID. N. Ozlem, Kırsehir, TR

PC072 A DIAGNOSTIC NEGATIVE ULTRASOUND FINDING IN BLUNT ABDOMINAL TRAUMA F. Abu-Zidan, H. Shalak, M. AlHaddad; Al-Ain, AE

PC073 ABDOMINAL SEAT-BELT INJURY, THE IMPORTANCE OF EARLY TREATMENT AND PROPER FOLLOW-UP IN A PEDIATRIC PATIENT – A CASE REPORT X. de Sousa1, P. Ferreira2, L. Branco2, S. Carmo2, V. Rigueira2, L. Cortez2; 1Lisboa, PT, 2Setúbal, PT

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PC074 STAB WOUNDS ON THE ANTERIOR ABDOMINAL WALL: A RARE CAUSE OF LARGE HEMOPERITONEUM. CASE REPORT M. Torba, R. Madani, K. Subashi; Tirana, AL

PC075 PENETRATING INJURY TO THE LARYNX AND THE HYPOPHARYNX. A. Hallal, H. Farhat; Beirut, LB

PC076 PEDIATRIC ABDOMINAL BLUNT TRAUMA: CASE REPORT. I.M. Lobo Gonçalves, F. Mendoza Moreno, M. Perez Gonzales, J. Minguez Garcia, C. Medina Reinoso, H. Aguado Lopez, F. Hernandez Merlo, F. Noguerales Fraguas, L. Jimenez Alvarez; Alcalá De Henares, ES

PC077 GIANT TRAUMATIC HERNIA OF THE ABDOMINAL WALL. A. Suárez Cabrera1, A. Curado Soriano2, Z. Valera Sánchez2, J.R. Naranjo Fernández2, A. Domínguez Amodeo2, R. Jurado Marchena2, E. Navarrete de Carcer2, F. Oliva Mompean2; 1Sevilla, ES, 2Seville, ES

Visceral Trauma Cases 7 Case Study Poster Area Moderator: Andreas Platz, Zurich, CH

PC078 EXPERIENCE OF EXTRACORPOREAL MEMBRANE OXYGENATION(ECMO) IN SINGLE TRAUMA CENTER Y.B. Jeon, D.S. Ma, S. Joo, S.J. Kim, S.Y. Hyun; Incheon, KR nominated for the Best Poster Award | Case Study

PC079 ERAS POST-OP ANALGESIA FOR EMERGENCY CLAMSHELL THORACOTOMY T. Egan, E. Coley; London, GB

PC080 DELAYED FORMED COLOCUTANEOUS FISTULA AFTER BLUNT TRAUMA: ACCOMPANIED WITH A VENTRAL HERNIA Y. Park, J. Kim, W. Kang, Y. Jo; Gwangju, KR

PC081 ISOLATED RUPTURE OF THE GALLBLADDER IN BLUNT ABDOMINAL TRAUMA A. Melo, C. Ferreira, C. Gomes, R. Pereira, R. Marques, A. Esteves, C. Santos, H. Moreira, P. Avelar; Vila Real, PT

PC082 RENAL TRAUMA MANAGEMENT IN A SMALL COUNTRYSIDE HOSPITAL L. Del Prete1, M. Marconi2, M. Freschi2, V. Pacilè2, R.A. Pappalardo2, M. Oldani2; 1Milan, IT, 2Melzo, IT

PC083 MVT AND PVT WITH INTESTINAL ISCHEMIA IN A YOUNG PATIENT WITH HISTORY OF THROMBOSIS A CASE REPORT A. Hanu, A. Ivanoschi, D.O. Costea; Constanta, RO

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PC084 MANAGEMENT OF ISOLATED ADRENAL TRAUMA IN EMERGENCY: REPORT OF TWO CASES. F.Moreno-Suero1, V. Durán-Muñoz-Cruzado2, I. Ramallo Solís2, L. Tallón-Aguilar2, J. Tinoco-González2, I. Alarcón-del Agua2, A. Sánchez-Arteaga2, M.J. Tamayo-Lopez2, F.Pareja-Ciuró2, J. Padillo-Ruíz2, C. Gonzalez De Pedro2; 1Sevilla, ES, 2Seville, ES

PC085 PERFORATED SMALL BOWEL AFTER BLUNT TRAUMA OF INGUINAL HERNIA A. Raftopoulos1, V. Berdelis2, M. Karamanidi1, E. Dimitrakopoulou3, E. Akritidou1, C. PAGAKI2, I. Pougouras1, S. Pierrakakis1, A. Stylianou2, T. Vathia2; 1Athens, GR, 2Magoula, GR, 3Eleusina, GR

PC086 SELF-INFLICTED PENETRATING CERVICAL TRAUMA: WHEN THE PATIENT KNOWS ANATOMY A. Melo, C. Ferreira, R. Pereira, R. Marques, D. Apolinário, A. Esteves, H. Moreira, P.Roberto, C. Santos, P. Avelar; Vila Real, PT

PC087 ANORECTAL INJURIES IN TRAUMA PATIENTS H. Calis, N. Ozlem; Kırsehir, TR

PC088 THE IMPACT OF POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER IN THE REFUGEE POPULATION A. NTIKOUDI1, A. PAPACHRISTOU1, V. SARIDAKIS2; 1Athens, GR, 2Nikaia, GR

PC089 SUBCUTANEOUS AND SCLERA EMPHYSEMA N. Oliveira1, M. Morgado2, P. Carvalho2, H. Queimado2, L. Ramos2, F. Rodrigues2; 1Carregado, PT, 2Vila Franca De Xira, PT

PC090 DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIA RESULTING IN LARGE BOWEL OBSTRUCTION 10 YEARS AFTER PENETRATING TRAUMA D.Brito1, A. Longras2, A. Magalhães3, R. Lourenco2, A. Carvalho2, W. Costa3, P.Correia2; 1Póvoa De Varzim, PT, 2Guimarães, PT, 3Guimaraes, PT

PC091 PERFORATING ABDOMINAL TRAUMA N. Oliveira1, M. Morgado2, P. Carvalho2, H. Queimado2, L. Ramos2, F. Rodrigues2; 1Carregado, PT, 2Vila Franca De Xira, PT

PC091A SPONTANEOUS SPLENIC RUPTURE AND INSIDIOUS HAEMOPERITONEUM AS FIRST MANIFESTATION OF SEVERE PRIMARY AMYLOIDOSIS. CASE REPORT. C.M. Ruiz Marín, R. Cobos Cuesta, I. Martínez Casas, F.M. Jiménez Armenteros, R. Ortega Higueruelo, J. Rubio López, J.M. Capitan Vallvey Jaén/ES

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MONDAY, MAY 7, 2018 | 15:30 – 16:30

Skeletal Trauma 1 Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Matej Cimerman, Ljubljana, SL

PR326 VALIDATION OF THE NOTTINGHAM HIP FRACTURE SCORE (NHFS) TO PREDICT 30-DAY MORTALITY IN PATIENTS WITH AN INTRACAPSULAR HIP FRACTURE. L. de Jong, T. Klem, M. Kuijper, G. Roukema; Rotterdam, NL

PR327 CLINICAL EXPERIENCE IN THE TREATMENT OF FEMORAL NECK FRACTURE WITH HANSSON PINLOC SYSTEM T. Iwakura, A. Sakurai, S. Sawamura; Sumoto, JP

PR328 CLINICAL RESULTS OF FEMORAL TROCHANTERIC FRACTURES TREATED WITH PFNA-II –RELATION TO 3D-CT CLASSIFICATION- E. Shoda1, S. Kitada1, T. Niikura2, K. Oe2, S.Y. Lee3, A. Sakurai4, T. Sasaki1; 1Nishinomiya, JP, 2Kobe, JP, 3Tokyo, JP, 4Sumoto, JP

PR329 OSTEOSYNTHETIC SURGERY OF PROXIMAL FEMORAL FRACTURES IN PATIENTS ON ANTIPLATELET THERAPY M. Stockinger, M. Humenberger, A. Gleiss, S. Kettner, S. Hajdu; Vienna, AT

PR330 COMPARISON OF OPERATION TIME OF SINGLE DOOR LAMINOPLASTY USING HYDROXYAPATITE BLOCK SPACER AND TITANIUM PLATE SPACER: A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY T. Inui1, K. Inokuchi2, K. Matsui1, Y. Watanabe1, H. Kawano1; 1Tokyo, JP, 2Saitama, JP

PR331 ATYPICAL FEMORAL FRACTURES IN METASTATIC BONE TUMOR PATIENTS TREATED WITH ZOLEDRONIC ACID AND DENOSUMAB T. Fukui1, S.Y. Lee2, T. Niikura1, K. Oe1, T. Iwakura3, A. Sakurai3, R. Kuroda1; 1Kobe, JP, 2Tokyo, JP, 3Sumoto, JP

PR332 ANALYSIS OF HOSPITAL READMISSION AFTER OPERATIVE TREATMENT OF OSTEOPOROTIC FRACTURES OF THE PROXIMAL FEMUR C. Kopač, M. Tomazevic, G. Makovec, M. Cimerman; Ljubljana, SI

PR333 FEMORAL FRACTURES.: OUTCOMES OF OLDEST OLD E. Grosso, Torino, IT

PR334 PATHOLOGIC FEMUR FRACTURES FOLLOWING LIMB-SALVAGE SURGERY AND RADIOTHERAPY FOR SOFT TISSUE SARCOMAS: THEY DON’T HEAL! C. Michelitsch, H. Frima, C. Sommer, M. Furrer; Chur, CH

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PR335 THE IMPORTANCE OF A COMBINED CT OF HEAD AND CERVICAL SPINE IN ELDERLY PATIENTS AFTER LOW ENERGY TRAUMA TO THE HEAD A. Brand, J. Fakler, U. Spiegl, J. Jarvers, C. Josten, C. Heyde, T. Kahn, P. Stumpp; Leipzig, DE

PR335A NOT SOLELY CLASSIFICATION INFLUENCES DECISION-MAKING ON TREATMENT OF PELVIC RING FRACTURES IN THE ELDERLY. A REGISTRY STUDY. A. Höch1, P. Pieroh1, T. Hohmann2, J. Böhme1, C. Josten1, F. Stuby3; 1Leipzig, DE, 2Halle (saale), DE, 3Tübingen, DE

Skeletal Trauma 2 Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Milorad Mitkovic, Nis, RS

PR336 SHOULD ASYMPTOMATIC ORTHOPAEDIC IMPLANT BE REMOVED AFTER FRACTURE HEALING ? S. Ko, S. Chae, W. Choi; Daegu, KR nominated for the Best Poster Award | Clinical Research

PR337 DO FIBULA NONUNIONS PREDICT LATER TIBIA NONUNIONS? S. Ko, S. Chae, W. Choi; Daegu, KR

PR338 FACTORS INFLUENCING FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES OF SUBTALAR FUSION FOR POSTTRAUMATIC ARTHRITIS AFTER CALCANEAL FRACTURE Q. van der Vliet1, F. Hietbrink1, F. Casari2, L. Leenen1, M. Heng3; 1Utrecht, NL, 2Boston, US, 3Boston, MA/US

PR339 WEIGHT BEARING OR NON-WEIGHT BEARING AFTER SURGICAL TREATMENT OF ANKLE FRACTURES: THE WOW! STUDY. A MULTICENTER RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL D. Smeeing1, R. Houwert1, J. Briet1, R. Groenwold1, K. Lansink2, L. Leenen1, P. van der Zwaal3, J. Hoogendoorn3, E. Verleisdonk1, M. Segers4, F. Hietbrink1; 1Utrecht, NL, 2Tilburg, NL, 3Den Haag, NL, 4Nieuwegein, NL

PR340 LONG-TERM FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME AND COMPLICATIONS IN 182 SURGICALLY MANAGED PROXIMAL AND MIDDLE PHALANX FRACTURES: A RETROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY T. Kootstra1, M. van Heijl2, J. Keizer1, R. Houwert2, P. Wittich1, E. Verleisdonk2, D. van der Velde1; 1Nieuwegein, NL, 2Utrecht, NL

PR341 PREOPERATIVE NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY TO TREAT BLISTERING RELATED TO ANKLE FRACTURES. A. Barberia, C. Ojeda, M.C. Rodriguez, L. Lopez, M.C. Ortega, J. VILÁ Y RICO, L.R. Ramos; Madrid, ES

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PR342 CLINICAL RESULTS OF CEDELL'S FRACTURES K. Demiya1, T. Noda1, S. Yokoo2, M. Kiyono3, T. Ozaki2; 1Okayama City, JP, 2Okayama, JP, 3Okayamashi Shikatacho, JP

PR343 TOTAL HIP ARTHROPLASTY AND BIPOLAR HEMIARTHROPLASTY FOR FEMORAL NECK FRACTURE: FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES AND ASSOCIATED COMPLICATIONS R. Sapage, M. Maio, P. Mota, C. Branco, R. Sousa, M. Coxo; Vila Real, PT

PR344 EVALUATION OF IMPLANTS WITH DYNAMISATION OPTION AND TIMING OF DYNAMISATION ACTIVATION FOR FEMORAL SHAFT FRACTURES TREATMENT M. Mitkovic, S. Milenkovic, I. Micic, M. Mitkovic, I. Kostic; Nis, RS

PR345 THE ASSESSMENT OF PREVALENCE AND CONTRIBUTING FACTORS OF DIFFICULT PERIPHERAL VENOUS ACCESS PERFORMED BY PREHOSPITAL STUFF IN SINA AND SHARIATI IN 2015-2016 S. Bijani, P. payandemehr, E. Karimi, H. Kermanpour; Tehran, IR

PR346 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE DEGREE OF FRAILTY AND THE POST-OPERATIVE EVOLUTION OF THE ELDERLY PATIENTS WITH FRAILTY FRACTURES A.I. Pislaru, A.C. Ilie, R. Stefaniu, I.D. Alexa, O. Alexa; Iasi, RO

PR347 THE FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME OF PUBIC RAMI FRACTURES WITH OR WITHOUT CONCOMITANT INVOLVEMENT OF THE POSTERIOR RING IN ELDERLY PATIENTS S. Loggers, P. Joosse, K. Ponsen; Alkmaar, NL

PR348 OUTCOMES FOLLOWING TREATMENT OF GERIATRIC DISTAL FEMUR FRACTURES K.C. Park1, I.H. Joo1, J.J. Kim2, J.W. Kim3, O. Shon4, Y.S. Song5; 1Guri, KR, 2Seoul, KR, 3Busan, KR, 4Daegu, KR, 5

Skeletal Trauma 3 Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Dominik Heim, Frutigen, CH

PR349 COULD WE PREDICT COMPLICATIONS AFTER INTRAMEDULLARY NAILING OF DIAPHYSEAL TIBIA FRACTURES ? C. Detrembleur, S. Van De Veyver, K. Tribak, D. Putineanu, O. Cornu, J. Manon; Brussels, BE

PR350 RESULT OF OPERATIVE TREATMENT AC DISLOCATION M. Forman, M. Carda, D. Kusý; Pardubice, CZ

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PR351 EPIDEMIOLOGY OF DISTAL RADIUS FRACTURES IN POLYTRAUMA PATIENTS AND THE INFLUENCE OF HIGH TRAUMATIC ENERGY TRANSFER S. Ferree1, Q. van der Vliet2, F. Nawijn2, A. Bhashyam3, R. Houwert2, L. Leenen2, F. Hietbrink2; 1Amsterdam, NL, 2Utrecht, NL, 3Boston, MA/US

PR352 FUNCTIONAL AND RADIOLOGICAL OUTCOME IN 4-PART PROXIMAL HUMERAL FRACTURES TREATED WITH AFFINIS FRACTURE HEMI-ARTHROPLASTY USING THE CAP-TECHNIQUE. S. Uyttebroek, G. Putzeys; Kortrijk, BE

PR353 FRAGILITY HIP FRACTURES IN YOUNG PATIENTS: ARE WE MISSING THE POINT? A. Abarquero Diezhandino, C. Ojeda, J. Gallardo, C. García-Moncó, P. Caba, L.R. Ramos; Madrid, ES

PR354 COMPLICATIONS OF MODULAR MONOPOLAR RADIAL HEAD PROSTHESIS: OUR EXPERIENCE IN THE PAST SEVEN YEARS D. Bustamante, V. Jiménez, M.Á. Porras, L. García, D. Cecilia; Madrid, ES

PR355 CLINICAL RESULTS TREATED WITH LCP-DF FOR DISTAL FEMUR FRACTURES -FOCUSING ON SCREW PLACEMENT AND MEDIAL GAP OF FRACTURES M. Kiyono1, T. Noda2, S. Yokoo3, K. Demiya2, T. Ozaki3; 1Okayamashi Shikatacho, JP, 2Okayama City, JP, 3Okayama, JP

PR356 WHAT IS THE VALUE OF RADIOLOGICAL STUDIES IN THE PROGNOSIS OF INTRA-ARTICULAR CALCANEUS FRACTURES? J. FERRERO RECASENS, E. Vacas, G. Luengo Alonso, P. CABA DOUSSOUX, J. VILÁ Y RICO; Madrid, ES

PR357 WHEN DO YOU TREAT OPEN FRACTURES WITHOUT EMERGENCY DEBRIDEMENT? A. KAWAKUBO, T. KAWAMURA; Sagamihara, JP

PR358 PATIENT-REPORTED OUTCOMES AFTER A DISTAL RADIUS FRACTURE IN ADULTS. A PROLONGED FOLLOW UP. R. van Leerdam1, F. Huizing1, P. Krijnen2, S. Rhemrev1, F. Termaat2, S. Kleinveld1, I. Schipper2; 1Den Haag, NL, 2Leiden, NL

PR359 COMBINED INJURIES OF THE SHOULDER GIRDLE: EPIDEMIOLOGICAL DATA AND CONCOMITANT INJURIES OF STERNOCLAVICULAR JOINT, ACROMIOCLAVICULAR JOINT AND CLAVICLE IN GERMANY S. Bakir, J. Unterkofler, D. Merschin, S. Trach, A. Ekkernkamp, S. Schulz-Drost; Berlin, DE

PR360 POPULATION-BASED EPIDEMIOLOGY OF 344 CALCANEUS FRACTURES M. Horodyskyy, R. Elsoe, I. Kjaer, P. Larsen; Aalborg, DK

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Skeletal Trauma 4 Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Pilar Camacho, Barcelona, ES

PR361 COMPLICATIONS AFTER PROXIMAL FEMORAL NAIL IMPLANTATION – IS AN INCREASED BODY MASS INDEX A RISK FACTOR? K. Jenny1, D. Sauter2; 1St. Gallen, CH, 2Münsterlingen, CH nominated for the Best Poster Award | Clinical Research

PR362 VARIATIONS AND FIXATION METHODS OF QUADRILATERAL PLATE FRACTURES OF THE ACETABULUM S. Kanezaki, N. Notani, T. Sakamoto, T. Sone, M. Miyazaki, H. Tsumura; Yufu, JP

PR363 CLINICAL OUTCOMES OF INTRAMEDULLARY NAILING WITH CONTRALATERAL SIDE NAIL IN BOWED ATYPICAL FEMUR FRACTURES J.W. Kim1, J.J. Kim2, J.S. Lee1, K.C. Park3, O. Shon4; 1Busan, KR, 2Seoul, KR, 3Guri, KR, 4Daegu, KR

PR364 THE NAIL-SHAFT-AXIS OF THE OF PROXIMAL FEMORAL NAIL ANTIROTATION (PFNA) IS AN IMPORTANT PROGNOSTIC FACTOR IN INTERTROCHANTERIC FRACTURES K. Boernert1, F. Beeres2, C. Jiamton3, R. Babst2, B. Link2; 1Luzern 16, CH, 2Luzern, CH, 3Bangkok, TH

PR365 OUR EXPERIENCE TREATING ACETATULAR FRACTURES. G. Luengo Alonso, E. Vacas, A. Toro, J.L. Leon Baltasar, P. CABA DOUSSOUX; Madrid, ES

PR366 DOES RETROPERITONEAL HEMORRHAGE REMAIN LIFE-THREATENING FOR PATIENTS WITH PELVIC FRACTURE? OVERCOMING A MAJOR PROBLEM IN THE ERA OF INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY C. Liao1, C. Hsia1, S.Y. Wang2, C. Fu1; 1Taoyuan, TW, 2Tauyuan, TW

PR367 THE INTRA- AND INTEROBSERVER RELIABILITY OF THE TILE/AO, THE YOUNG&BURGESS AND FFP CLASSIFICATION IN PELVIC TRAUMA D. Thiesen, J. Berger-Groch, M. Hartel; Hamburg, DE

PR368 THE EFFECT OF MEDIAL CORTEX POSITIVE SUPPORTIVE REDUCTION FIXING PERTROCHANTERIC FRACTURE OF POSTEROMEDIAL LOSS WITH DYNAMIC HIP SCREW W. Choi, M.R. cho; Daegu, KR

PR369 THE VOLUME-OUTCOME RELATIONSHIP FOR HIP FRACTURES: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS E. Wiegers, C. Sewalt, E. Venema, N. Schep, D. Den Hartog, J. Verhaar, H. Lingsma; Rotterdam, NL

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PR370 SHORT DELAY TO ANGIOEMBOLIZATION IN BLEEDING PELVIC FRACTURES: A SINGLE CENTER EXPERIENCE P. CIRIANO HERNANDEZ, A. MORENO HIDALGO, M.I. ORUE -ECHEBARRIA GONZALEZ, I. GRAO TORRENTE, M.D. Pérez Díaz, F. Turégano Fuentes; Madrid, ES

PR371 ASSOCIATED INJURIES WITH TRAUMATIC PELVIC FRACTURES I. PEREZ-NUÑEZ, L. ALONSO VIANA, M. FERNANDEZ ALVAREZ, P. COLSA GUTIERREZ, V.J. OVEJERO GOMEZ, J.A. BLASCO VELARDE, D. MORALES-GARCIA; Santander, ES

PR372 LONG-TERM QUALITY OF LIFE AND PHYSICAL FUNCTIONING AFTER PELVIC RING INJURIES H. Banierink, K. ten Duis, K. Wendt, E. Heineman, I. Reininga, F. IJpma; Groningen, NL

PR373 OPTIMAL INTRAMEDULLARY NAILING FOR TROCHANTERIC FRACTURES: THE IMPORTANCE OF DISTAL LOCKING SCREW AND REDUCTION POSITION T . Waki, Y. Nakanishi, K. Ito, R. Kato, T. Yano, S. Matsushima; Akashi, JP

PR374 THE USEFULNESS OF OTA/AO CLASSIFICATION TO PREDICT PELVIC ARTERIAL BLEEDING IN PATIENTS WITH BLUNT PELVIC TRAUMA M.J. KIM, S.H. Lee; Seoul, KR

PR375 RESULTS OF SURGICAL TREATMENT OF ACETABULAR FRACTURES O. Alexa, T.S. Gheorghevici, B. Puha, B. Veliceasa; Iasi, RO

Skeletal Trauma 5 Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Pavel Drac, Olomouc, CZ

PR376 IMPACT OF VERTEBRAL FRACTURES ON THE FINAL OUTCOME IN POLYTRAUMATIC PATIENTS. P.González-Tartière, M. Riveiro, M. Vicente Goma-Camps, M. Ramírez-Valencia, A. Matamalas, F. Pellisé; Barcelona, ES

PR377 FRACTURE IS PROTECTIVE AGAINST WHIPLASH INJURY FOLLOWING ROAD TRAFFIC ACCIDENT K. Linton1, D. Bennett2; 1Galway City, IE, 2Castlebar, IE

PR378 NOT ALL INFRA-ACETABULAR CORRIDORS ARE AMENABLE TO SCREW INSERTION: CT DATA ANALYSIS S. Kanezaki, N. Notani, T. Sakamoto, T. Sone, H. Tsumura; Yufu, JP

PR379 POLYTRAUMATIZED PATIENT WITH PELVIC FRACTURE: 8 YEARS EXPERIENCE J.Martínez Cabañero1, F. Martinez lopez2, N. alegret monroig3; 1Sabadell (barcelona), ES, 2Sabadell, ES, 3Sant Cugat Del Valles, ES

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PR380 CLINICAL RESULTS OF OSTEOSYNTHESIS FOR FRACTURES OF THE ACETABULUM IN ELDERLY PATIENTS T.Noda1, T. Ozaki2, Y. Shimamura1, Y. Yamakawa1, M. Yoshimura1, M. Kiyono3, S. Yokoo2, Y. Mochizuki1, K. Demiya1; 1Okayama City, JP, 2Okayama, JP, 3Okayamashi Shikatacho, JP

PR381 EFFECTIVENESS AND WOUND COMPLICATION OF PREPERITONEAL PELVIC PACKING IN PATIENTS WITH HEMODYNAMIC INSTABILITY CAUSED BY PELVIC FRACTURE J.Y. Jang, H. Shim, K.S. Bae; Wonju, KR

PR382 EXPERIENCES OF SUPRA ACETABULAR COMPRESSION SCREW (SACS) FOR ACETABULAR FRACTURES K. Sawauchi1, A. Maruo1, Y. Onoi2, S. Watanabe3, M. Kamimura1, T. Oshima1, H. Miya1, H. Muratsu1; 1Himeji, JP, 2Himeji Hyogo, JP, 3Himeji-Shi, Hyogo, JP

PR383 ACETABULAR FRACTURES- CRITICAL POINTS OF SURGICAL TREATMENT O.LUPESCU1, M. Nagea2, A. DIMITRIU2, N.M. CIUREA2, A.M. Grosu2; 1Bucuresti, RO, 2Bucharest, RO

PR384 FAILURE OF PLATE FIXATION FOR PUBIC SYMPHYSIS DIASTASIS ASSOCIATED WITH PELVIC RING FRACTURE. Y. Yamakawa1, T. Noda1, K. Demiya1, Y. Mochizuki1, M. Yoshimura1, S. Yokoo2, M. Kiyono3, T. Ozaki2; 1Okayama City, JP, 2Okayama, JP, 3Okayamashi Shikatacho, JP

PR385 EPIDEMIOLOGY, PATTERNS, AND OUTCOMES OF PELVIC FRACTURE IN A LEVEL 1 TRAUMA CENTER IN THE MIDDLE EAST H. Abdelrahman, M. Muneer, M. Shibly, M. Asim, A. El-Menyar, H. Al-Thani; Doha, QA

PR386 FAILURE OF FIXATION OF TROCHANTERIC FRACTURES; SLIDING HIP SCREW OR INTRAMEDULLARY NAIL? M. Timmermans1, R.C.L.A. Maayen2, M. Leijnen2; 1Leiden, NL, 2Leiderdorp, NL

PR387 THE INVESTIGATION OF TREATMENT AND COMPLICATION OF PERIPROSTHETIC FEMORAL FRACTURE M. Yoshida, Nagoya, JP

Skeletal Trauma 6 Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Matej Andoljšek, Ljublijana, SL

PR388 A NEW CLASSIFICATION FOR GUSTILO 3B SEVERE OPEN FRACTURE OF THE TIBIA Y. Tsuchida1, K. Futamura2, N. Yoshida3; 1Kamakura, JP, 2Kamakura City, JP, 3Kanagawa, JP nominated for the Best Poster Award | Clinical Research

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PR389 SOLUBLE FIBRIN MONOMER COMPLEX CAN BE A USEFUL PREDICTOR OF VENOUS THROMBOEMBOLISM AFTER FRACTURE SURGERY S.Y. Lee1, T. Niikura2, T. Iwakura3, R. Kuroda2; 1Tokyo, JP, 2Kobe, JP, 3Sumoto, JP nominated for the Best Poster Award | Clinical Research

PR390 THE ACCURACY OF SCREW PLACEMENT FOR ACETABULUM FRACTURES USING WITH 3D-CT NAVIGATION Y. Mochizuki1, T. Noda1, Y. Yamakawa1, M. Kiyono2, K. Demiya1, S. Yokoo3, M. Yoshimura1, Y. Shimamura1, T. Uchino1, T. Ozaki3; 1Okayama City, JP, 2Okayamashi Shikatacho, JP, 3Okayama, JP

PR391 NEW TECHNIQUE FOR DETECTING OSTEOMYELITIS USING PREOPERATIVE 18F-FDG PET/CT M. Takaki1, N. Takenaka2, K. Mori2, S. Harada2, T. Asahara2, N. Katoh2, T. Teramoto2, T. Matsushita2; 1Koriyama, Fukushima, JP, 2Koriyama, JP

PR392 3D PRINTS OF DISPLACED INTRA-ARTICULAR CALCANEAL FRACTURE IMPROVES THE INTER-OBSERVER RELIABILITY OF THE SANDERS CLASSIFICATION. D. Misselyn, Leuven, BE

PR393 COMPLICATION RATES ASSOCIATED WITH THE SYNTHES 4.5 MM VARIABLE ANGLE LOCKING COMPRESSION DISTAL FEMUR PLATE (VA-LCP) B. Zelle, K. Dang, C. Armstrong; San Antonio, TX/US

PR394 CHIPPING TECHNIQUE FOR THE TREATMENT OF FEMORAL NONUNIONS ASSOCIATED WITH MAL-ALIGNMENT AND/OR SHORTENING. G. Sasaki1, Y. Watanabe1, M. Takaki2, Y. Yasui1, W. Miyamoto1, H. Kawano1, T. Matsushita3; 1Tokyo, JP, 2Koriyama, Fukushima, JP, 3Koriyama, JP

PR395 LONG TERM FOLLOW UP AFTER MINIMAL INVASIVE PLATE OSTEOSYNTHESIS FOR PROXIMAL HUMERUS FRACTURES H. Frima1, C. Michelitsch1, R. Beks2, R. Houwert2, Y. Acklin3, C. Sommer1; 1Chur, CH, 2Utrecht, NL, 3Bruderholz, CH

PR396 TREATMENT OF POST TRAUMA SSI FOR IMPLANT RETAINING AND TISSUE PRESERVING STRATEGY BY IMAP(INTRA-MEDULLARY ANTIBIOTICS PERFUSION) A. Maruo1, S. Watanabe2, K. Sawauchi1, Y. Onoi3, M. Kamimura1, T. Oshima1, H. Miya1, H. Muratsu1; 1Himeji, JP, 2Himeji-Shi, Hyogo, JP, 3Himeji Hyogo, JP

PR397 A STUDY ABOUT THE CONTOURING ACCURACY OF ANATOMICALLY PRECONTOURED CLAVICLE PLATES WITH ANGULAR STABILITY. M. Doppelbauer1, D. Sauter2, M. Schüler2; 1Riedt Bei Erlen, CH, 2Münsterlingen, CH

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PR398 MINIMALLY INVASIVE FIXATION OF CALCANEAL FRACTURES USING A REAL-SIZE 3D-PRINTED MODEL J. FERRERO RECASENS, E. SÁNCHEZ MORATA, E. Vacas, L.R. Ramos, J. VILÁ Y RICO; Madrid, ES

PR399 SURGICAL TREATMENT OF UNSTABLE LATERAL CLAVICULAR FRACTURES: COMPARISON OF HOOK PLATE VERSUS SUPERIOR PLATE WITH LATERAL EXTENSION. A RETROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY Y. Ochen1, H. Frima2, R. Houwert1, M. van Heijl1, E. Verleisdonk1, D. van der Velde3, B. Emmink3, J. Keizer3; 1Utrecht, NL, 2Chur, CH, 3Nieuwegein, NL

PR400 PERCUTANEOUS PEDICLE SCREW FIXATION (PPSF) IN THE TREATMENT OF THORACIC AND LUMBAR SPINE FRACTURES P. ZOGAKIS, M. TZURBAKIS, K. PAPAGIANNAKOS, G. FRAGKESKAKIS, K. BOSSINAKIS, D. KOURTZIS, G. MPOZONELOS; Athens, GR

PR401 CONTROVERSIES IN TRAUMATIC SPINAL CORD INJURIES MANAGEMENT C. Vale1, D. Peixoto2, S. Angelo2, F. Gomes2, T. Roseiro2, A. Carvalho2, V. Oliveira2, J. Antunes2; 1562 Braga, PT, 2Figueira Da Foz, PT

Skeletal Trauma 7 Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Christoph Sommer, Chur, CH

PR402 3D PRINTED PSI TARGETING – HOW WE DO IT IN RECONSTRUCTION SURGERY? E. Csonka, L. Bánki, C. Gombár, T. Tasi, K. Csete, Z. Sádt, Z. Vági, A. Nagy, E. Varga; Szeged, HU

PR403 ALL HIP FRACTURES ARE NOT CREATED EQUAL: IMPACT OF TYPE OF FRACTURE AND LENGTH OF STAY ON TOTAL COST OF TREATMENT K. Linton1, R. Headon2, B. Hughes2, P. O'Grady2, D. Bennett2; 1Galway City, IE, 2Castlebar, IE

PR404 A NOVEL TENSION BAND WIRING TECHNIQUE FOR OLECRANON FRACTURES: TECHNICAL NOTES AND RADIOGRAPHIC OUTCOMES N. Yoshida, Y. Tsuchida, K. Futamura; Kanagawa, JP

PR405 CAN OSTEOCONDUCTIVE CERAMICS BE A SUBSTITUTE FOR ALLOGRAFT IN THE INDUCED MEMBRANE TECHNIQUE? Y. Watanabe, G. Sasaki, W. Miyamoto, Y. Yasui, H. Kawano; Tokyo, JP

PR406 THREE-DIMENSIONAL COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY MEASUREMENTS OF ACETABULAR FRACTURES A. Meesters1, J. Kraeima1, H. Banierink1, C. Slump2, K. ten Duis1, K. Wendt1, M. Witjes1, F. IJpma1; 1Groningen, NL, 2Enschede, NL

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PR407 MEDIAL CLAVICLE FRACTURES; A NEW OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE AND A RETROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY H. Frima1, R. Houwert2, C. Sommer1; 1Chur, CH, 2Utrecht, NL

PR408 SURGICAL TREATMENT OF UNSTABLE FRACTURES OF THE DISTAL CLAVICLE USING SCORPION® NEO Y. Mimura, T. MATSUURA, H. Minehara, T. KAWAMURA; Sagamihara, JP

PR409 INCIDENCE OF POSTTRAUMATIC ARTHRITIS FOLLOWING DISTAL RADIUS FRACTURES IN NON-OSTEOPOROTIC PATIENTS AND THE ASSOCIATION WITH FUNCTION AND PATIENT REPORTED OUTCOMES C. Lameijer1, H.J. ten Duis2, M. El Moumni2, C. van der Sluis2; 1Utrecht, NL, 2Groningen, NL

PR410 DOES ADULT MAXIMAL RADIAL BOWING AND IT’S LOCATION CHANGE IN TURKISH SOCIETY? A DESCRIPTIVE RADIOLOGICAL STUDY. G. Altun, G. Saka; Istanbul, TR

PR411 UKCLJ FRAME – A NEW CONFIGURATION FOR DISTAL CRURIS EXTERNAL FIXATION B. Sluga, M. Kisilak, M. Veselko, M. Brojan; Ljubljana, SI PR412 PROCEDURAL SEDATION AND ANALGESIA VERSUS USUAL CARE FOR THE REDUCTION OF DISTAL RADIUS FRACTURES IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT. S. Dam1, T. van der Ploeg2, D. Schakenraad2, J. Van den Brand2, P. Joosse2; 1Lelystad, NL, 2Alkmaar, NL

PR413 MEGAPROSTHESES FOR TREATMENT OF COMPLEX KNEE FRACTURES IN NON-ONCOLOGICAL PATIENTS. G. Allevi, A. Cordella, L. Memè, P. De Simoni; Pesaro, IT PR414 BONE SUBSTITUTES IN FRACTURE TREATMENT- HOW TO APPLY THE 'DIAMOND CONCEPT' M. NAGEA1, O. LUPESCU2, I.V. Antoniac1, C. TECU1; 1Bucharest, RO, 2Bucuresti, RO PR414A SATISFACTORY RADIOGRAPHIC ALIGNMENT FOLLOWING RETROGRADE FEMORAL NAILING: EARLY RESULTS OF THE SIGN FIN NAIL M. Malaba, F. Yugusuk, P. Nyambati, D. Galat, P. Whiting; Kijabe, KE

Skeletal Trauma 8 Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Miguel Videla, Barcelona, ES PR415 ANALYSIS OF CORRELATION BETWEEN MANGLED EXTREMITY SEVERITY SCORE (MESS) AND DISABILITIES OF THE ARM SHOULDER AND HAND (DASH) SCORE G. Hohenberger1, P. Konstantiniuk1, J. Cambiaso-Daniel1, A. Schwarz1, V. Matzi2, R. Krassnig1, T. Cohnert1; 1Graz, AT, 2Leoben, AT nominated for the Best Poster Award | Clinical Research 110 Poster Walks

PR416 SELECTIVE FASCIOTOMY FOR THE ACUTE TRAUMATIC LOWER LEG COMPARTMENT SYNDROME; IS IT FEASIBLE? B. Hatz1, H. Frima2, C. Sommer2; 1Zürich, CH, 2Chur, CH

PR417 BETTER OUTCOME WITH NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY WITH INSTILLATION TECHNIQUE FOR TREATMENT OF INTRAMEDULLARY POSTTRAUMATIC OSTEOMYELITIS OF LONG BONES G. Jukema1, M. Timmers2, A. Soltermann1, F. Schäfer1, A. Bernards3, R. Nelissen3, J. van Dissel3, H. Pape1; 1Zürich, CH, 2Lelystad, NL, 3Leiden, NL

PR418 SAFE DORSAL MINIMALLY INVASIVE PLATE OSTEOSYNTHESIS OF THE HUMERUS A. Schwarz1, G. Hohenberger1, M. Maier2, S. Kuchling1, U. Schwarz1, R. Krassnig1, P.Grechenig1, A. Weiglein1; 1Graz, AT, 2Wien, AT

PR419 PSEUDOANEURYSM OF POPLITEAL ARTERY FOLLOWING TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY – MANAGEMENT WITH THROMBIN A.K. Raghupathi1, A. Joshi2; 1Southend-On-sea, GB, 2Jersey, GB

PR420 BALLOON-TAMP OSTEOPLASTY FOR TIBIAL PLATEAU FRACTURES: QUALITY AND STABILITY OF REDUCTION J.Schmitt1, S. Tiziani1, H. Pape2, G. Osterhoff2; 1Zurich, CH, 2Zürich, CH

PR421 INJURIES TO THE MEDIAL CLAVICLE: THE FIXATION OF THE COSTO-CLAVICULAR LIGAMENT MAKES THE DIFFERENCE! S. Bakir1, D. Merschin1, A. Langenbach2, S. Trach1, J. Unterkofler1, D. Gümbel1, A. Ekkernkamp1, S. Schulz-Drost1; 1Berlin, DE, 2Erlangen, DE

PR422 PRIMARY SHORTENING AND SECONDARY LENGTHENING OF COMPLEX THIRD DEGREE OPEN LOWER LEG FRACTURES FOR LIMB SALVAGE M. Tryzna, Chur, CH

PR423 TREATMENT OF PROXIMAL HUMERUS FRACTURES IN ELDERLY PATIENTS WITH MIROS: OUR EXPERIENCE AND PRELIMINARY RESULTS G. Allevi, P. De Simoni; Pesaro, IT

PR424 FIXATION OF PROXIMAL ULNA FRACTURES USING AN INTRAMEDULLARY CANNULATED SCREW W.Bosman1, B. Emmink2, J. Keizer2; 1Amsterdam, NL, 2Nieuwegein, NL

PR425 COMBINATION OF AN OPEN POSTERIOR FRACTURE-DISLOCATION OF THE KNEE WITH AN OPEN LEG FRACTURE: DAMAGE CONTROL APPROACH ON A CATASTROPHIC LIMBLESION N.D. Simões, G. Pina, C. Martins, M.R. Vaz, J. Gomes, M. Leirinha; Viseu, PT

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PR426 DO ALL TIBIAL PLATEAU FRACTURES NEED EXTERNAL FIXATION AS STAGED OPERATIONS ? T. KAWAMURA, Sagamihara, JP

PR426A EMERGENCY STABILIZATION OF PELVIC INJURIES IN GERMANY. IS THERE A STANDARD? S. Zeidler1, A. Höch1, J. Böhme1, C. Josten1, F. Stuby2 1Leipzig/DE, 2Tübingen/DE

Skeletal Trauma 9 Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Martyn Poeze, Maastricht, NL

PR427 TREATMENT OF THE NEW RETROGRADE INTRAMEDULLARY NAILING FOR PROXIMAL HUMERAL FRACTURES M. Uchino, Kitamoto, JP

PR428 INDUCED MEMBRANE TECHNIQUE AS THE FIRST-LINE PROCEDURE FOR TREATING SEVER TIBIAL DEFECTS: A 4-CASE SERIES S. TOMONORI1, K. Shouzou2, N. Notani2, T. Sone2; 1Yufu City, JP, 2Yufu, JP

PR429 LOSS OF CORRECTION AFTER MINIMAL INVASIVE PERCUTANEUS OPERATIVE TREATMENT OF ANTERIOR AND POSTERIOR COLUMN AFTER A3 AND A4 FRACTURES OF THORACIC AND LUMBAL SPINE. N. Eibinger, M. Hackl, M. Benedikt, G. Hohenberger, E. Tackner, P. Puchwein; Graz, AT

PR430 INTRODUCTION OF A NEW SURGICAL TECHNIQUE FOR THE REPLACEMENT OF THE POSTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT M. Janko1, I. Marzi2, J. Frank2, D. Schramm1, L. Seufert1; 1Frankfurt/main, DE, 2Frankfurt Am Main, DE

PR431 TEMPORARY EXTERNAL FIXATOR FOR THE INITIAL TREATMENT OF SEVERE LOWER EXTREMITY FRACTURES CAN BE SAFELY USED IN THE OPERATIVE FIELD FOR DEFINITIVE INTERNAL PLATE FIXATION IN TERMS OF POSTOPERATIVE INFECTION Y. Oh1, A. Tano1, T. Kaku1, Y. Kurosa2, A. Okawa1; 1Tokyo, JP, 2Nagano, JP

PR432 INFECTION PROPHYLAXIS FOR OPEN FRACTURES BY HIGH-DOSE LOCAL ANTIBIOTICS ADMINISTRATION FROM INTRA-MEDULLARY ANTIBIOTICS PERFUSION (IMAP) S. Watanabe1, A. Maruo2, Y. Onoi3, K. Sawauchi2, M. Kamimura2, T. Oshima2, H. Miya2, H. Muratsu2; 1Himeji-Shi, Hyogo, JP, 2Himeji, JP, 3Himeji Hyogo, JP

PR433 MINIMALLY INVASIVE APPROACH FOR INTRA-ARTICULAR CALCANEAL FRACTURES CAUSED BY FALL – SINUS TARSI APPROACH VERSUS EXTENDED L-SHAPED APPROACH Y. SATO, M. Yoshida; Nagoya, JP

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PR434 PICO®: NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY IN THE TREATMENT OF DIABETIC FOOT IN MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAM IN THE MANAGEMENT OF DIABETIC FOOT WOUNDS. A. Sánchez Arteaga2, V. Pino Diaz1, M.J. TAMAYO LÓPEZ2, L. Tallón-Aguilar3, V. DURAN MUÑOZ-CRUZADO2, J. GONZALEZ2; 1Huelva, ES, 2Sevilla, ES, 3Seville, ES

PR435 RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF CECS-SUSPECTED PATIENTS R. Maksymiak1, E. Ritchie2, W. Zimmermann3, N. Maliko2, M. van der Werve2, R. Hoencamp2; 1Warmond, NL, 2Leiderdorp, NL, 3Amersfoort, NL

PR436 RETROGRADE INTRAMEDULLARY NAILING FOR HUMERAL SHAFT FRACTURES L. Waaijer1, B. Emmink1, W. Bosman2, P. Wittich1, J. Keizer1; 1Nieuwegein, NL, 2Amsterdam, NL

PR437 RADIOCARPAL FRACTURE - DISLOCATIONS D. Ira, M. Krticka, A. Bilik, M. Masek; Brno, CZ

PR438 SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF TIBIAL PLATEAU FRACTURES G. Croitor1, A. Betisor2, V. Madan2; 12008, MD, 2Chisinau, MD

PR439 ACUTE ACHILLES TENDON RUPTURE – COMPARISON BETWEEN OPEN TECHNIQUE AND MINIMALLY INVASIVE TECHNIQUE T. Roseiro1, D. Peixoto2, S. Angelo2, F. Gomes2, C. Vale3, A. Carvalho2, J. Corte Real4; 1Coimbra, PT, 2Figueira Da Foz, PT, 3562 Braga, PT, 4Figueira, PT

Skeletal Trauma 10 Clinical Research Poster Area Moderator: Josep Muñoz-Vives, Andorra la Vella, AD

PR440 CLOSED REDUCTION OF ELDERLY DISTAL RADIUS FRACTURES ~ULTRASOUND-GUIDED VERSUS FLUOROSCOPY T. MURAOKA, Miyazaki City, JP nominated for the Best Poster Award | Clinical Research

PR441 OPE FRACTURES-TIME FROM TRAUMA TO SURGICAL DEBRIDEMENT IS THE KEY FACTOR FOR INFECTION O. LUPESCU1, M. NAGEA2, A. DIMITRIU2, N.M. CIUREA2, G.I. POPESCU2, C. PATRU2; 1Bucuresti, RO, 2Bucharest, RO

PR442 DOES TEMPORARY EXTERNAL FIXATION AND STAGED PROTOCOL FOR CLOSED FRACTURES LEAD TO BACTERIAL CONTAMINATION OF THE SURGICAL SITE AND ASSOCIATED COMPLICATIONS? – A PROSPECTIVE TRIAL S. Hodel1, P. Posso2, R. Babst2, M. Rossi2, B. Link2, F. Beeres2; 1Zürich, CH, 2Luzern, CH

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PR443 NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY IN INFECTED FRACTURES- INDICATIONS, HANDLING, RESULTS M. NAGEA1, O. LUPESCU2, A. DIMITRIU1, N.M. CIUREA1, A.M. Grosu1; 1Bucharest, RO, 2Bucuresti, RO

PR444 POSTERIOR ANKLE ARTHROSCOPY I. Lalić, Novi Sad, RS

PR445 FRACTURES TREATED WITH PERCUTANEOUS APPROACH G. Luengo Alonso, M.A. Porras Moreno, J. Ferrero Recasens, V. Jimenez Diaz, L. Garcia Lamas, D. Cecilia Lopez; Madrid, ES

PR446 APPLICATION OF BONE MARROW ASPIRATE CONCENTRATE – A PRELIMINARY DATA I. Lalić, Novi Sad, RS

PR447 EXTERNAL FIXATOR ASSISTED INTRAMEDULLARY NAILING OF THE TIBIA -MINIMALLY INVASIVE REDUCTION TECHNIQUE- S. KITADA, E. Shoda; Nishinomiya, JP

PR448 A SIMPLE YET EFFECTIVE WAY TO MANAGE COLD-WELD IN TITANIUM LOCKING COMPRESSION PLATES: A CASE REPORT. T. Kootstra1, W. Bosman2, B. Emmink1; 1Nieuwegein, NL, 2Amsterdam, NL

PR449 ACUTE TREATMENT OF ACETABULAR FRACTURES M. Kishimoto, Totonaka,osaka, JP

PR450 DOES THE MINI-PROXIMAL MEDIAL PARATENDINOUS APPROACH IN INTRAMEDULLARY TIBIAL NAILING LEADS TO LESS ANTERIOR KNEE PAIN? A. Dobbelaere1, G. Putzeys2; 1Ghent, BE, 2Kortrijk, BE

Emergency Surgery Cases 1 Case Study Poster Area Moderator: Bogdan Diaconescu, Bucharest, RO

PC092 PRIMARY AORTODUODENAL FISTULA, A RARE LIFE THREATENING DISEASE PRESENTED AS HEMATEMESIS IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM G. SUPELANO ESLAIT, C. ALEGRE TORRADO, M. GUTIERREZ ANDREU, M. NEVADO, O. GARCÍA VILLAR, E. FERRERO, P. YUSTE GARCÍA; Madrid, ES

PC093 RUPTURED ABDOMINAL AORTIC ANEURYSM WITHOUT VASCULAR SURGERY SUPPORT: SHOULD WE GO FOR IT? S. Catarino, A.C. Afonso, J. Constantino, J. Pereira, C. Casimiro; Viseu, PT

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PC094 POST-BARIATRIC SURGERY COMPLICATIONS: LESSONS FOR THE EMERGENCY SURGEON J. Ryan, G. Bass, H. Heneghan; Dublin, IE

PC095 THE WALKING DEAD: EARLY SURGERY, ANTIBIOTICS & O2 TO CONTROL THE FLESH-EATING DISEASE J.C. Lage1, S. Silva2, N. Tenreiro2, C. Ferreira2, A. Marçal2, A. Melo2, F. Prospero2, P. Avelar2; 1Ourense, ES, 2Vila Real, PT

PC096 PRIMARY ABDOMINAL COMPARTMENT SYNDROME DUE TO EXPANSIVE RECTUS MUSCLE SHEATH HEMATOMA J. Navas-Cuéllar1, L. Tallón-Aguilar2, J. Tinoco-González2, V. Durán-Muñoz-Cruzado2, F. Pareja-Ciuró2, J. Padillo-Ruíz2; 1Palmones, Los Barrios, Cádiz, ES, 2Seville, ES

PC097 ALTERNATIVE FOR CLOSING THE ABDOMINAL WALL IN DAMAGE CONTROL SURGERY A. Argote Camacho1, F. Jiménez Armenteros2, A. Szuba3; 1Granada, ES, 2Jaén, ES, 3Aguadulce, Roquetas De Mar, ES

PC098 DAMAGE CONTROL SURGERY AS PART OF ACUTE MESENTERIC ISCHEMIA MANAGEMENT. A. GARCIA-GRANERO1, A. SALA HERNANDEZ1, A. NAVIO SELLER1, D. FLETCHER SANFELIU2, N. GARCIA GREGORIO1, S. BONAFE1, M. Frasson1; 1Valencia, ES, 2Mallorca, ES

PC099 FLESH-EATING BACTERIA: CAN A GOOD OUTCOME BE ACHIEVED? S. Catarino, M. Ferreira, F. Valério, C. Casimiro; Viseu, PT

PC100 EMERGENCY SURGERY IN A RARE AND NEAR-FULMINANT FIRST PRESENTATION OF CROHN’S DISEASE G. van der Wilden, R. Knulst, R.C.L.A. Maayen, A. Ploeg, S. Koch; Leiderdorp, NL

PC101 MULTIPLE SPONTANEOUS SMALL BOWEL PERFORATIONS A. Rodrigues, R. Camarneiro, M. Magalhães, L. Val Flores, I. Dionísio, P. Calixto, A. Duarte, M. Brito e Melo; Caldas Da Rainha, PT

PC102 MECKEL´S ILEITIS – A RARE CAUSE OF GASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDING IN ADULTS T. Neto1, M. Oliveira2, A. Carvalho2, A. Magalhaes1, P. Correia2; 1Guimaraes, PT, 2Guimarães, PT

PC102A ESOFAGIC PERFORATION BY CHOKING C.L. Palmero, S.G. MODET, D.S. RELINQUE , Algeciras/ES

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PC102B IS IT NECESSARY TO PERFORM A SCAN TO REMOVE A FOREIGN BODY FROM THE CHEST ? C.L. Palmero, D. S. Relinque, L. Ojea, S. G. Modet, Algeciras/ES

Emergency Surgery Cases 2 Case Study Poster Area Moderator: Andreas Shamiyeh, Linz, AT

PC103 INTESTINAL MALROTATION IN THE ELDERLY: AN UNCOMMON AND DIAGNOSTICALLY CHALLENGING CASE OF SMALL BOWEL OBSTRUCTION L. Viggiani1, J. Guerrini1, G. Costa1, S. Mei1, R. Menè2, M. Ceolin1, H. Kurihara3; 1Rozzano, Milano, IT, 2Rozzano (mi), IT, 3Rozzano, IT nominated for the Best Poster Award | Clinical Research

PC104 TRANSCATHETER ARTERIAL EMBOLIZATION FOR SPONTANEOUS RUPTURE OF INFERIOR ADRENAL ARTERY ANEURYSM G. Ricci, E. Adami, A. serao, P. Fransvea, P. Riu, R. Mancuso, J.R.M. Casella, P. Marini; Rome, IT nominated for the Best Poster Award | Clinical Research

PC105 LAPAROSCOPIC REPAIR OF A GRYNFELT-LESSHAFT HERNIA: CASE PRESENTATION AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE A. Goparaju, D. Mcphee; Bronx, NY/US nominated for the Best Poster Award | Clinical Research

PC106 RECENT ADVANCES IN THORACOSCOPY DO NOT RELEASE TO FASTEN DENTAL PROTHESIS BEFORE A PARTY A. Perchoc, E. HORNEZ, G. Boddaert, C. Moritz, B. Grand, S. Bonnet; Clamart, FR nominated for the Best Poster Award | Clinical Research

PC107 HETEROTAXIA: A CHALLENGING DECISION MAKING EVEN IN EMERGENCY CARE SURGERY L. Del Prete1, M. Marconi2, M. Freschi2, V. Pacilè2, M. Quarenghi3, M. Oldani2, R.A. Pappalardo2; 1Milan, IT, 2Melzo, IT, 3Vizzolo Predabissi, IT nominated for the Best Poster Award | Clinical Research

PC108 INCIDENCE AND MANAGEMENT OF ENDOSCOPIC PERFORATIONS OF THE UPPER GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT M.I. Orue-Echebarria González, A. MORENO HIDALGO, J. Morales Bernaldo de Quirós, J. De Tomás Palacios, M. Sanz Sánchez, F. Turégano Fuentes; Madrid, ES

PC109 INTERPARIETAL HERNIA – A RARE CAUSE OF INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION R. Loureiro, A. Marques, J. Constantino, C. Casimiro; Viseu, PT

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PC110 PRIMARY OMENTAL STRANGULATION IN A VIRGIN ABDOMEN, AN ATYPICAL SOURCE OF ABDOMINAL PAIN. T.Katsichtis1, S. Safadjou1, G. Medrano2, D. Mcphee1; 1Bronx, NY/US, 2New York, US PC111 MANAGEMENT OF PERFORATED TUMOR OF ILEUM WITH RESPECT TO THE ONCOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES: A CASE REPORT E. Barzola Navarro1, A. Glagolieva2; 1Madrid, ES, 2Kiev, UA PC112 PRACTICAL USE OF IABO (INTRA-AORTIC BALLOON OCCLUSION) IN GENERAL SURGERY T.Kubota, Urayasu, JP PC112A INTESTINAL OBSTRUCCIÓN SECONDARY TO RENAL POLICYSTOSIS. A CASE REPORT. R. Ortega Higueruelo, J. Rubio López, R. Cobos Cuesta, A. Cozar Ibañez, C.M. Ruiz Marín, F.M. Jiménez Armenteros, J.M. Capitan Vallvey; Jaén/ES PC112B SUBACUTE DISTAL THROMBOTIC MESENTERIC ISCHAEMIA. AN OLD FELLOW WITH DIFFICULT MANAGEMENT. R. Ortega Higueruelo, I. Martínez Casas, A.X. Argote Camacho, R. Cobos Cuesta, C.M. Ruiz Marín, F.M. Jiménez Armenteros, J.M. Capitan Vallvey; Jaén/ES

Emergency Surgery Cases 3 Case Study Poster Area Moderator: Jorge Pereira, Viseu, PT PC113 COMPLETE MECHANICAL SMALL BOWEL OBSTRUCTION SECONDARY TO A CHRONIC VENTRICULOPERITONEAL SHUNT A RARE COMPLICATION: CASE PRESENTATION AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE A. Goparaju1, S. Kigongo2, V. Katz1, K. Mahendraraj1; 1Bronx, NY/US, 2Bronx, US nominated for the Best Poster Award | Clinical Research PC114 ACUTE MESENTERIC VENOUS THROMBOSIS A. Logrado, J. Constantino, J. Pereira, C. Casimiro; Viseu, PT PC115 DAMAGE CONTROL SURGERY: NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY (NPWT) MANAGEMENENT OF CELLULITIS IN ABDOMEN WALL DEFICIT FROM FAECAL LOCAL PERITONITIS IN GIANT INCARCERATED HERNIA ON MALIGNANT PANNICULUS: CASE REPORT V. KALDIS1, T. ZAROKOSTAS2, I. SKLIRIS2, V. VASILAKOPOULOU2, D. CHARALAMPAKIS2, D. GIANNAKOPOULOS2; 1Marousi Athens, GR, 2Argos, GR PC116 EMERGENCY LAPAROSCOPIC HEMICOLECTOMY FOR COLO-COLONIC INTUSSUSCEPTION. A CASE REPORT P. Christopoulos1, V. Oates2, J. O'Dowd2, A. Mathew2, R. Rao2; 1Oxford, GB, 2Keighley, GB PC117 CLINICAL EXPERTISE IN LAPAROSCOPIC APPROACH FOR MANAGEMENT OF ADHESIVE SMALL BOWEL OBSTRUCTION A. Sanchez Arteaga1, J. Tinoco-González2, V. Durán-Muñoz-Cruzado2, I. Alarcón-del Agua2, M.J. Tamayo-Lopez2, L. Tallón-Aguilar2, F. Pareja-Ciuró2, J. Padillo-Ruíz2; 1Sevilla, ES, 2Seville, ES PC118 BOUVERET SYNDROME TREATED WITH ENDOSCOPIC LITHOTRIPSY J.Pérez Martínez1, A. Szuba2, B. Narbona Calvo1; 1El Ejido, ES, 2Aguadulce, Roquetas De Mar, ES 117 Poster Walks

PC119 UNUSUAL CASE OF APPENDICITIS, WHAT SHOULD WE DO? J.Hernandez Gutierrez, A. Aranzana, B. Muñoz Jimenez, A. Trinidad Borrás, I. Fraile Alonso, M.D.P. Sánchez-Camacho González-Carrato, B. Moreno Torres, M.Á. Morlán López; Toledo, ES

PC120 ROLE OF NEGATIVE PRESSURE THERAPHY IN NECROTIZING SOFT TISSUE INFECTIONS. A. landaluce-olavarria1, B. Ugarte-Sierra1, S. Postigo1, K. Intxaurraga1, B. Estraviz-Mateos2, F. Ibañez Aguirre1; 1Galdacano, ES, 2Urduliz, ES

PC121 SPONTANEOUS COMPLETELY REVERSIBLE ACUTE MESENTERIC ISCHEMIA O.Bulat, B. Diaconu, C. Anton, C.L. Bulat; Iasi, RO

PC122 INTRAPERITONEAL FINDING OF A 27X4 CM FOREIGN BODY WITH NO OBVIOUS ENTRY POINT. A CASE REPORT. I. Gerogiannis1, I. Gkegkes2, P. Das2, G. Bond-Smith2; 1Kingston, GB, 2Oxford, GB

PC123 SEPSIS MANAGEMENT ,SOURCE CONTROL IN SUBCUTANEOUS GANGRENE AND NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY (NPWT): CASE REPORT V. KALDIS1, T. ZAROKOSTAS2, I. SKLIRIS2, V. VASILAKOPOULOU2, D. CHARALAMPAKIS2, D. GIANNAKOPOULOS2; 1Marousi Athens, GR, 2Argos, GR

PC124 EMERGENCY SURGERY-NOT FOR THE FAINT HEARTED; IMPROVING OUTCOME FOLLOWING APPENDICECTOMY IN CARDIAC TRANSPLANT PATIENTS. LESSONS LEARNED Z. Rai, D. Selvakumar, M. Nair; London, GB

PC125 NON SURGICAL TREATMENT FOR AN ACUTE CHOLECYSTITIS WITH A RARE COMPLICATION OF CHOLECYSTOCUTANEOUS FISTULA. A. Szuba1, J. Pérez Martínez2, A. Argote Camacho3; 1Aguadulce, Roquetas De Mar, ES, 2El Ejido, ES, 3Granada, ES

Emergency Surgery Cases 4 Case Study Poster Area Moderator: Mahir Ozmen, Ankara, TK

PC126 IS URGENCY SURGERY A THERAPEUTIC ALTERNATIVE FOR PATIENTS WITH COLITIS PSEUDOMEMBRANOUS FULMINANT? A. Argote Camacho1, A. Szuba2, C.M. Ruiz Marín3, A. Astruc Hoffman3; 1Granada, ES, 2Aguadulce, Roquetas De Mar, ES, 3Jaén, ES

PC127 APPENDICULAR COLIC SECONDARY TO OXYURS INFECTION C. Soto Montesinos, J.C. Pastor Mora, M. Sola; Manresa, ES

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PC128 ENTEROATMOSPHERIC FISTULA; THE CHALLENGE AFTER THE OPEN ABDOMEN J.Mateo Retuerta1, I. Poveda1, J.L. Moya2, B. Arín2, A. Rico2, C. Sanchez1, S. Montón3, M. Cires3; 1Pamplona, ES, 2Estella, ES, 3Estella-Navarra, ES

PC129 EMERGENCY SURGERY AND TRAUMA (ESAT) TEAM , AN EFFICIENT AND EFFECTIVE APPROACH FOR ACUTE CARE PATIENTS P. Lingam, Singapore, SG

PC130 LIFE-THREATENING INFECTION DUE TO PANTON-VALENTINE LEUKOCIDIN POSITIVE COMMUNITY-ACQUIRED METHICILLIN-RESISTANT STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS IN A COLLEGE STUDENT ATHLETE IN JAPAN R. Yokomori, J. Tsurukiri, M. Moriya, H. Yamanaka, N. Tsubouchi, Y. Kobabayashi, T. Arai; Hachioji City, Tokyo, JP

PC131 CHOLEDOCHOTOMY WITH PRIMARY CLOSURE OVER BILIARY STENT IN ACUTE SUPPURATIVE CHOLANGITIS D. Aveiro, J. Constantino, J. Pereira, C. Casimiro; Viseu, PT

PC132 MISLEADING CLINICAL ASSESSMENT DUE TO TAKO-TSUBO CARDIOMYOPATHY AFTER A LOW-ENERGY RUN OVER A. Lusilla López1, M. Sanz Sánchez1, M.D. Pérez Díaz1, A. Sánchez-Arteaga2, M. Burneo Esteves1, F. Turégano Fuentes1; 1Madrid, ES, 2Seville, ES

PC133 PHANTOM RENAL MASS AFTER COLON CANCER RESECTION: A DIAGNOSTIC CHALLENGE T.Katsichtis, M. Lueders, E. Irizarry; Bronx, NY/US

PC134 OPEN ABDOMEN IN A SEPTIC PATIENT WITH DIGESTIVE FISTULAS MULTI-STAGING APPROACH A. Hanu, A. Ivanoschi, D.O. Costea; Constanta, RO

PC135 LEAKAGE OF A LARGE BOWEL ANASTOMOSIS AFTER C-SECTION R. Dettmers, G. Stollenwerck, P. Neijenhuis, J. van den Bremer, C.Y. Wong; Leiderdorp, NL

PC135A STREPTOCOCCUS PYOGENES: AN UNCOMMON CAUSE OF SPONTANEOUS BACTERIAL PERITONITIS IN A YOUNG HEALTHY WOMAN. V.Olmos Juste, J.M. Canga Presa, M.L. de la Hoz Riesco, L.M. Alcoba García, C. Gavilanes Calvo, I.M. Marco López, A. Álvarez Martínez, M. Beltrán Martos, A. Cavero Ibiricu, I. Oliva López, C. Santamaría Revuelta, M.V. Diago Santamaría, León/ES

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Emergency Surgery Cases 5 Case Study Poster Area Moderator: Fernando Lopez Mozos, Valencia, ES

PC136 HEPATIC PORTAL VENOUS GAS DUE TO SMALL BOWEL ISCHAEMIA: A CONSERVATIVE STRATEGY R. Mashar, M. Dodd, J. Martin, S. Smith; Manchester, GB nominated for the Best Poster Award | Clinical Research

PC137 NECROTIZING FASCIITIS OF THE UPPER EXTREMITY C. Afonso1, D. Aveiro2, N. Santos2, L. Machado2, M. Sousa2, C. Casimiro2; 1Vila Do Conde, PT, 2Viseu, PT

PC138 JEJUNOILEAL DIVERTICULA: A BROAD-SPECTRUM OF COMPLICATIONS G. Bellio1, M. Troian1, A. Biloslavo1, M. Zago2, N. de Manzini1; 1Trieste, IT, 2Bergamo, IT

PC139 NEW STRATEGIES IN THE MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE MESENTERIC ISCHEMIA J.Galvanin1, A. Ardito2, G. Costa3, M. Ceolin3, S. Mei3, H. Kurihara2, J. Guerrini3; 1Rozzano, IT, 2Rozzano, IT, 3Rozzano, Milano, IT

PC140 PALLIATIVE MANAGEMENT OF PNEUMOPERITONEUM. A. Suárez Cabrera1, J.A. Lopez Ruiz1, B. LÓPEZ DURÁN1, L. Tallón-Aguilar2, B. de la Cuadra1, M. Ramírez2, E. Margallo2, F. Oliva Mompean2; 1Sevilla, ES, 2Seville, ES

PC141 OCCURENCE AND MANAGEMENT OF FROSTBITES IN MIGRATING POPULATION A. NTIKOUDI1, A. PAPACHRISTOU1, E. NTIKOUDI1, V. SARIDAKIS2; 1Athens, GR, 2Nikaia, GR

PC142 URGENT SURGICAL REVASCULARIZATION IN MESENTERIC ISCHEMIA C. Domínguez Sánchez1, J.A. Ruiz1, L. Tallón-Aguilar1, S. de Lebruisant2, B. De Soto Cardenal3, B. de la Cuadra3, M. Sanchez Ramirez3, J. López Pérez1, E. Perez Margallo3, F.Oliva Mompean3; 1Seville, ES, 2Cali, CO, 3Sevilla, ES

PC143 ABDOMINAL EMERGENCY IN NON VISCERAL CANCER – A RARE COMPLICATION IN A COMMON TUMOR I. Armas1, P. Martins2, D. Brito2, J. Abreu de Sousa2; 1São Mamede De Infesta, PT, 2Porto, PT

PC144 THE POLYTRAUMATIZED PATIENT WITH A FIREGUN WOUND. CLINICAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AN DECISION MAKING. J.A. Marante Fuertes1, A. Holub2, J. Marante Fuertes3; 1Molina De Segura, Murcia, Spain, ES, 2Jerez De La Frontera, ES, 3Cádiz, ES

PC145 EMERGENCY DIAPHRAGMATIC HERNIAS M. Güell Farre1, R. Farré2, C. Soto2; 1Barcelona, ES, 2Manresa, ES

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PC146 NUTCRACKER SYNDROME: DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS FOR ACUTE APPENDICITIS- CASE STUDY. R. Chaves-Marcos, L. Tallón-Aguilar, V. Durán-Muñoz-Cruzado, F. Pareja-Ciuró, J. Padillo-Ruíz; Seville, ES

PC147 A RARE CASE OF INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION CAUSED BY PSYLLIUM SEEDS A. Ayad1, A. Hefny2, N. Matev1, M. Bashir1; 1Abu Dhabi, AE, 2Al Ain, AE

PC148 CRITICAL MANAGEMENT OF INTRAABDOMINAL FOREIGN BODY C. Cózar Lozano, L. Carrión Retuerto, A. Nonnemacher San Julián, L. Oliver García, B. Méndez Gómez, O. Blasco Delgado; Plasencia (cáceres), ES

PC148A AMYAND'S HERNIA. A RARE FORM OF CRURAL HERNIA. R. Cobos Cuesta, A.I. Rueda López, I. Martínez Casas, C.M. Ruiz Marín, R. Ortega Higueruelo, F.M. Jiménez Armenteros, J.M. Capitan Vallvey; Jaén/ES

Emergency Surgery Cases 6 Moderator: Chair: Case Study Poster Area Moderator: Francisco Jimenez Armenteros ES

PC149 MASSIVE PNEUMOPERITONEUM AS A RESULT OF THE RESUSCITATION MANEUVER. A. Szuba1, R. Lupiani Moreno2, A. Argote Camacho3; 1Aguadulce, Roquetas De Mar, ES, 2El Ejido, ES, 3Granada, ES

PC150 HANDLEBAR HERNIA, UNUSUAL PRESENTATION OF ABDOMINAL TRAUMA J. López Sánchez, M. Rodríguez Perdomo, F. Parreño Manchado, O. Abdel-lah Fernández, L. Muñoz Bellvís; Salamanca, ES

PC151 SPILLED GALLSTONES AS AN UNUSUAL CAUSE OF INTRA-ABDOMINAL ABSCESS CASE REPORT B. Pinto1, R. Martins2, H. Garcia2; 1Parede, PT, 2Venteira, PT

PC152 AN UNUSUAL CASE OF PERFORATED CECAL DIVERTICULUM C. Farazi-Chongouki1, A. Ninos1, C. Iordanou1, I. Pougouras1, A. Raftopoulos1, M. Karamanidi1, V. Mperdelis1, E. Akritidou1, E. Dimitrakopoulou2, S. Pierrakakis1, E. Papakonstantinou1, A. Natsiopoulou1; 1Athens, GR, 2Eleusina, GR

PC153 STRANGULATED FEMORAL HERNIA: A DIFFERENT PRESENTATION D. Aveiro, S. Catarino, R. Simao, C. Casimiro; Viseu, PT

PC154 A RARE CASE OF GASTRIC PERFORATION M. Serra, A. Pimentel, T. Santos, R. Lages, C. Ribeiro, L. Sardo, J. Esteves, R. Moreira, S. Cordeiro, M. Martins, E. Oliveira, A. Vieira; Aveiro, PT

PC155 GALLBLADDER VOLVULUS MANAGEMENT: A RARE CASE PRESENTATION A. Glagolieva1, E. Navarro2; 1Kyiv, UA, 2Madrid, ES

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PC156 ILEO-ILEAL INTUSSUSCEPTION IN THE ADULT A. Logrado, L. Duarte, J. Constantino, C. Casimiro; Viseu, PT

PC157 ASCENDING COLON CANCER AS A COLOCUTANEOUS FISTULA TO THE ABDOMINAL WALL AT THE SITE OF FLANK AREA N. Ozlem, Kırsehir, TR

PC158 INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION BY AGANGLIONIC MEGACOLON IN THE ADULT. C. Domínguez Sánchez1, J.A. Lopez Ruiz2, L. Tallón-Aguilar1, B. LÓPEZ DURÁN2, A. Suárez Cabrera2, B. de la Cuadra1, M. Sanchez Ramirez2, E. Perez Margallo2, J. López Pérez1, F. Oliva Mompean1; 1Seville, ES, 2Sevilla, ES

PC159 DE GARENGEOT’S HERNIA: ONE CASE REPORT. J.C. Gamero Huamán1, J. LÓPEZ RUÍZ1, B. de la Cuadra1, B. De Soto Cardenal1, M. Sanchez Ramirez1, E. Margallo2, J. López Pérez2, F. Oliva Mompean2; 1Sevilla, ES, 2Seville, ES

Skeletal Trauma Cases 1 Case Study Poster Area Moderator: Radko Komadina, Celje, SL

PC160 BOWEL ENTRAPMENT WITHIN FRAGMENTS OF A CRESCENT FRACTURE A. Konstas1, D. Klapsakis1, D. Kitridis2, M. Savvidis2; 1Piraeus, GR, 2Thessaloniki, GR nominated for the Best Poster Award | Case Study

PC161 A RARE COMBINATION OF ELBOW DISLOCATION WITH IPSILATERAL DIAPHYSEAL HUMERAL AND FOREARM FRACTURE B. Puha, B. Veliceasa, O. Alexa, A. Filip; Iasi, RO

PC162 COMBINED ANTERIOR AND POSTERIOR APPROACHES FOR THE TREATMENT OF TIBIAL PLATEAU FRACTURES. M. Fujita, Toyohashi, Aichi, JP

PC163 PRIMARY ELBOW TEP AFTER COMMINUTION FRACTURE OF DISTAL HUMERUS IN AN ELDERLY PATIENT J. Kos, R. Beden; Ljubljana, SI

PC164 CATASTROPHIC FINGERS: 6-MONTHS FOLLOW UP OF TWO CASES TREATED WITH A VARIATION OF DYNAMIC EXTERNAL FIXATOR. F. Teodonno1, P. Vadillo Cardona2, P. Crespo Lastras2, H. Garlito Díaz2, R. Serrano Serrano2, D. López Dorado2, A. Abad Arevalillo2, J.C. Marquez Ambite2; 1Madrid, ES, 2Valdemoro, ES

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PC165 „SHOWING OFF MAY LEAD TO TEARING OFF… A COMPLETE TRICEPS RUPTURE, A RARE TENDON INJURY“ F. Nawijn1, B. Emmink2, J. Keizer2, W. Bosman3; 1Utrecht, NL, 2Nieuwegein, NL, 3Amsterdam, NL

PC166 INTRAOPERATIVE INJURY OF A SINGLE VESSEL ARTERIAL BLOOD SUPPLY IN THE FOOT (PERONEA ARTERIA MAGNA VARIATION) IN A PATIENT WITH TRIMALLEOLAR FRACTURE G. Somaini, S. Haupt, P. Stillhard, G. Heller, C. Sommer; Chur, CH

PC167 ADULT TYPE I MONTEGGIA FRACTURE DISLOCATION AND ASSOCIATED OLECRANON FRACTURE – A CASE REPORT R. Sapage, M. Maio, P. Mota, C. Branco, R. Sousa, L. Castelo; Vila Real, PT

PC168 FOUR PART TIBIAL FRACTURE AFTER MOTOR-VEHICLE ACCIDENT J. Cuarental García, G. Luengo Alonso, V. Rodríguez Vega; Madrid, ES

PC169 BILATERAL QUADRICEPS TENDON RUPTURE IN A HEALTHY MAN, AFTER LOW ENERGETIC TRAUMA. A CASE REPORT. A. Sengab, J. Jasper, C.Y. Wong, R. Hoencamp; Leiderdorp, NL

PC170 OPEN SUPRA AND INTERCONDYLAR FEMUR FRACTURE WITH BONE LOSS – LOSING THE RACE F. Alves, T. Aguiar, J. Castro, J. Cabral, J. Pedro; Lisbon, PT

PC171 SUCCESSFUL REMOVAL OF DISTAL PART OF BROKEN INTRAMEDULLARY FEMORAL NAIL WITH CLOSED TECHNIQUE R. Sapage, M. Maio, P. Mota, C. Branco, R. Sousa, B. Barbosa; Vila Real, PT

PC172 ANGRY BULL GIVES YOU WINGS – LUXATIO ERECTA I. Jurčević, J. Kolodziej, D. Kikić, V. Gajski; Nova Gradiška, HR

PC172A TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION BY CRUSHING. L. OJEA, C. lara palmero, S.G. MODET, D.S. RELINQUE, Algeciras/ES

Skeletal Trauma Cases 2 Case Study Poster Area Moderator: Ruben Garcia, Valencia, ES

PC173 FRACTURE-RELATED INFECTION OF THE CLAVICLE AFTER OSTEOSYNTHESIS: THREE-DIMENSIONAL PLANNING AS A STANDARD FOR BONE DEFECT RECONSTRUCTION. F. Goormans1, J. Vranckx1, M. Herteleer2, S. Nijs1, W. Metsemakers1; 1Leuven, BE, 2Schaarbeek, BE nominated for the Best Poster Award | Case Study

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PC174 OPEN PELVIC FRACTURE WITH EXTENSIVE LOWER LIMBS DEGLOVING INJURY: ATTITUDE COUNTS P.F. LIAO, Y.J. Chen; New Taipei City, TW nominated for the Best Poster Award | Case Study

PC175 TREATMENT OF SYMPTOMATIC SEVERE MAL-UNION OF SCAPULA, RIBS, AND CLAVICLE AFTER TRAUMA. A CASE REPORT T. Malovrh, A. Fischinger; Ljubljana, SI

PC176 THE RESULTS OF COVERSION HIP ARTHROPLASTY FOR FAILED INTERNAL FIXATION OF FEMORAL NECK FRACTURES. -THE SHORT-TERM RESULT USING CEMENTLESS COLLARED CORAIL STEM- M. Tomita1, H. Sakanaka2, T. Kita2, K. Takayama2, A. Masuda2; 1Sakai, JP, 2Sakai City, JP

PC177 SCAPULAR FRACTURE WITH INTRATORACIQUE DISPLACEMENT AS AN ISOLATED INJURY AFTER LOW ENERGY TRAUMA IN ADULT PATIENT. I. Auñon Martin, A. Capel Agundez, G. Muñoz Garcia, P. CABA DOUSSOUX; Madrid, ES

PC178 A SURGICAL CHALLENGE: IPSILATERAL FEMORAL NECK FRACTURE FIXATION IN A PATIENT WITH ABOVE-KNEE AMPUTATION J. Jasper1, T. van Dongen2, R. Hoencamp2; 1Den Haag, NL, 2Leiderdorp, NL

PC180 SURGICAL TREATMENT OF COMPLEX METACARPOPHALANGIC DISLOCATION OF THE INDEX WITH LATERAL APPROACH J. Pereira, M. Quesado, M. Silva, J. Carvalho, H. Nogueira, J. Alves; Penafiel, PT

PC181 POSTERIOR HIP DISLOCATION ASSOCIATED WITH LARGE AND INVERTED FEMORAL HEAD FRACTURE G. Georgiadis1, D. Tsiampas1, M. Rontogianni1, L. Ioannidi2, A. Tsimpoukis1, M. Bourazani1, K. Giannakaki1, A. Tzima1, A. Borodimos1; 1Filiates, GR, 2London, GB

PC182 THE IMPORTANCE OF CERVICAL SPINE IMMOBILIZATION, EVALUATION AND TREATMENT IN A SPINE INJURY IN THE PATIENT WITH POLYTRAUMA. A. Holub1, J. Marante Fuertes2; 1Jerez De La Frontera, ES, 2Cádiz, ES

PC183 ISOLATED CEREBRAL FATTY EMBOLISM: REVIEW OF TWO CASES. I. Auñon Martin, A. Capel Agundez, P. CABA DOUSSOUX, G. Muñoz Garcia; Madrid, ES

PC184 TURNER´S SYNDROME AND ITS INCREASED FRACTURE RATES. CLINICAL CASE PRESENTATION. A. Holub1, J. Marante Fuertes2; 1Jerez De La Frontera, ES, 2Cádiz, ES

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PC185 HIP FRACTURE IN A 35- YEAR -OLD FEMALE IN HER THIRD TRIMESTER OF PREGNANCY REQUIRING URGENT SURGERY. A CLINICAL CASE REPORT. J.A. Marante Fuertes1, A. Holub2, J. Marante Fuertes3; 1Molina De Segura, Murcia, Spain, ES, 2Jerez De La Frontera, ES, 3Cádiz, ES

PC186 THE POLYTRAUMATIZED PATIENT: TEMPORARY STABILIZATION AND EXTERNAL FIXATION OF MULTIPLE LIMB FRACTURES AND ITS MANAGEMENT. HOW TO PRIORITIZE? J. Marante Fuertes1, A. Holub2; 1Cádiz, ES, 2Jerez De La Frontera, ES

PC187 A POOR OUTCOME OF AN OPEN PROXIMAL FEMUR FRACTURE – A CASE OF INFECTED PSEUDOARTHROSIS OF THE FEMUR AFTER OPEN SUBTROCHANTERIC FRACTURE V. Spassoff, B. Tasev, H. Hristov; Sofia, BG

Skeletal Trauma Cases 3 Case Study Poster Area Moderator: Pol M. Rommens, Mainz, DE

PC188 HOFFA FRACTURE ACCOMPANIED BY DISSECTION OF THE POPLITEAL ARTERY W. Bosman1, J. Goos2, B. Emmink2, J. Keizer2, M. Segers2; 1Amsterdam, NL, 2Nieuwegein, NL nominated for the Best Poster Award | Case Study

PC189 IMPLANT LOOSENING AND MIGRATION WITH BLADDER PERFORATION AFTER SYMPHYSEAL PLATING – A CASE REPORT R. Mazzucchelli1, P. Potocnik1, J. Erhardt2, P. Zurmühle1; 1St. Gallen, CH, 2Grabs, CH nominated for the Best Poster Award | Case Study

PC190 A PEDIATRIC FOREARM FRACTURE WITH A TWIST: A PROXIMAL RADIOULNAR TRANSLOCATION COMBINED WITH RADIAL HEAD FRACTURE. F. Nawijn1, B. Emmink1, J. Keizer1, W. Bosman2; 1Nieuwegein, NL, 2Amsterdam, NL nominated for the Best Poster Award | Case Study

PC191 SEPTIC ARTHRITIS OF THE PUBIC SYMHPYSIS REQUIRING SURGICAL IMAGE GUIDED DRAINAGE. A CASE REPORT. J. Marante Fuertes1, A. Holub2, A. Pérez Alcántara2; 1Cádiz, ES, 2Jerez De La Frontera, ES

PC192 RARE ASSOCIATION OF COMPLEX BILATERAL OPEN LOWER LEG INJURY IN A POLYTRAUMA CAR ACCIDENT PATIENT: A CASE PRESENTATION B. Puha, T.S. Gheorghevici, G. Enescu, O. Pascaneanu, B. Veliceasa, D. Popescu, M. Poroh, O. Alexa; Iasi, RO

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PC193 SURGICAL TREATMENT OF COMMINUTED FRACTURE OF THE TALUS NECK THROUGH A COMBINED APPROACH J. Pereira, M. Quesado, M. Silva, J. Carvalho, H. Nogueira, J. Alves; Penafiel, PT

PC194 POSTTRAUMATIC CLAVICLE EPIPHYSIOLYSIS G. Luengo Alonso, J. Ferrero Recasens, E. Vacas, R. Viña, R. Marti; Madrid, ES

PC195 NON OPERATIVE MANAGEMENT FOR GRADE V LIVER BLUNT TRAUMA J.C. GARCIA HERNANDEZ, D. MUÑIZ TOLIVIA, I. FERNÁNDEZ-BURGOS, E. OLLÉ, U. ONCHALOS, A. CLERIGUÉ, C. BRUGIOTTI; Inca, ES

PC196 PSEUDARTHROSIS OF THE CAPITATE DUE TO DELAYED DIAGNOSIS OF AN ISOLATED FRACTURE: SHORT-TERM FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME AFTER SURGICAL FIXATION Y. Ochen1, B. Emmink2, W. Bosman3, P. Wittich2, J. Keizer2; 1Utrecht, NL, 2Nieuwegein, NL, 3Amsterdam, NL

PC197 TIBIAL PLAFOUND BILATERAL FRACTURE IN A YOUNG MALE AFTER HIGH ENERGY IMPACT AND ITS DIFFERENT MANAGEMENT. A. Holub1, J. Marante Fuertes2; 1Jerez De La Frontera, ES, 2Cádiz, ES

PC198 A BOY WITH A TWISTED KNEE J. Oor1, W. Bosman2, B. Emmink1, P. Wittich1; 1Nieuwegein, NL, 2Amsterdam, NL

PC199 AN UNUSUAL CASE OF BILATERAL TIBIAL TUBERCLE AVULSIÓN FRACTURE IN A 13-YEAR-OLD ADOLESCENT WHILE SPORT PRACTICING. J.A. Marante Fuertes1, J. Marante Fuertes2, A. Holub3; 1Molina De Segura, Murcia, Spain, ES, 2Cádiz, ES, 3Jerez De La Frontera, ES

PC200 CARE MUST BE TAKEN FOR THE TREATMENT OF IPSILATERAL FRACTURES OF THE DISTAL FEMUR AND FEMORAL SHAFT USING ANTEGRADE INTRAMEDULLARY NAIL COMBINED WITH DISTAL LOCKING PLATE. M. Tsuchiya, H. Minehara, T. MATSUURA, T. KAWAMURA; Sagamihara, JP

PC201 PELVIC FRACTURE WITH PERSISTENT RHABDOMYOLYSIS – AN AUTOPSY CASE REPORT T. Miyake, N. Kanda, H. Okada, S. Yoshida, F. Yamaji, H. Okamoto, S. Ogura; Gifu-Shi, JP

126 Important Addresses Important Addresses

PROFESSIONAL CONGRESS ORGANISER, HOW TO REACH THE VENUE SCIENTIFIC SECRETARIAT By public transportation station: Corts Valencianes: l’Akt Nestrat Bus 62, 63, 99, N3 Mondial Congress & Events Operngasse 20b, 1040 Vienna, Austria Underground/: Tel.: +43 1 58804 0 Beniferri: and 2 E-mail: [email protected] From the airport To reach the Congress Center from the airport SPONSORSHIP & EXHIBITION you can take the metro (approx. 25 minutes) or a taxi (max. 15 minutes).

—— Take metro (to Machado/Albo- raya or Rafelbunyol) or metro line 5 (final stop Marítim Serrería) until station Àngel Guimerà. —— Change to metro line 1 (to Seminari or Intercongress GmbH Betera) or (to or Llíria) Ms Sina Mürdter until station Beniferri. Friedrichstraße 6, 65185 Wiesbaden, Germany Tel.: +49 611 97716-55 E-mail: [email protected]

CONGRESS VENUE

Palacio de Congresos de Valencia Avda Cortes Valencianas, 60 Valencia 46015, Spain Homepage: http://www.palcongres-vlc.com/

127 Registration Registration

The Registration Area is located in the Entrance Level on the left-hand side. The Mondial Congress & Events team as well as the congress hostesses will be pleased to help you with all inquiries re- garding registration, congress materials 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 —— Saturday, May 5, 2018 16:00 – 19:00 —— Sunday, May 6, 2018 07:15 – 18:30 —— Monday, May 7, 2018 07:15 – 18:00 —— Tuesday, May 8, 2018 08:00 – 14:30

Registration Counter The registration counter can be reached on-site through the following telephone number: +43 676 845 880 705

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 on-site: You will need to fill out an on-site registration form. Payments will be accepted in cash or by credit card (Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Diners Club will be accepted). EURO (€) only.

ON-SITE REGISTRATION FEES Individual Member ESTES ...... 545 EUR Institutional Member ESTES...... 545 EUR Member ESTES Resident...... 245 EUR Non-Member...... 615 EUR Non-Member Resident...... 330 EUR Invited Guest Country...... 545 EUR Nursing Staff...... 240 EUR Student...... 125 EUR Day Ticket (Sunday OR Monday OR Tuesday)...... 280 EUR *Prices including 21% VAT

Please note: Members, congress-supporting society 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.

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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, name badge) —— Certificate of Attendance —— Coffee breaks —— Opening Ceremony & Welcome Reception —— Closing Ceremony

DAY TICKET REGISTRATION FEE INCLUDES —— Admission to all scientific sessions —— Admission to scientific poster area and the commercial exhibition —— Congress materials (congress bag, final programme, badge) —— Certificate of Attendance —— Coffee breaks on that day only —— Opening Ceremony & Welcome Reception or Closing Ceremony (only applicable for day tickets valid on day of ceremony)

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.

The following badge colors are used at the congress:

Organising Committee Delegate Honorary Member Staff Invited Faculty

Exhibitor badges are exempt from the colour code and are issued at the exhibition service desk at the entrance level.

PAYMENT Please note that all on-site payments should be made in cash or by credit card (Visa, Master- card, 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.

129 Official Networking Programme Official Networking Programme

OPENING CEREMONY Sunday, May 6 2018, 17:30 - 18:30 Location: Auditorium 1 Moderator: Isidro Martinez Casas, Jaén/Spain

—— Congress President’s Address, Isidro Martinez Casas —— Welcome Addresses, Jose Maria Jover, President of Spanish surgeons association —— ESTES President’s Address: Marius Keel —— Congress Grants Awards by ESTES President —— Proclamation of new ESTES Honorary Members by ESTES President —— Closing Remarks by Congress President Isidro Martinez Casas

WELCOME RECEPTION Sunday, May 6, 2018, 18:30-19:30 Location: Exhibition Area at ground floor Toast to the success of the Congress during the Welcome Reception in the Exhibition Area, where drinks and snacks will be offered. Our advice: enjoy the remaining evening in the beautiful city of Valencia.

AWARDS & CLOSING CEREMONY Tuesday, May 8, 2018, 13:30 - 14:30 Location: Auditorium 2 Moderators: Isidro Martinez Casas, Jaén/Spain, Congress President and Marius Keel, Berne/Zurich, Switzerland, ESTES President

Awards & Closing Ceremony Agenda —— Awards Best Oral Presentations Best Clinical Research Poster Best Case Study Poster —— Closing Remarks of the ESTES President Marius Keel —— Handover of Society baton to Christoph Josten, Incoming ESTES President of 2018-2019 —— Closing Remarks of the Congress President Isidro Martinez Casas —— Handover of Congress medal to Peter Wendsche, ESTES Congress President 2019 —— Invitation to Prague 2019 by Peter Wendsche, ESTES Congress President 2019

130 General Information Valencia General Information Valencia

There are few like Valencia, able to harmoniously combine the remnants of its farthest past, dating to the year 138 BC, with the most innovative and avant-garde buildings from the new millennium. Valencia embodies trade and culture, cinema, theatre, museums, magic, business. It is the centre of international and avant-garde design, and one of the most active cities in Europe regarding fairs and conferences. Thanks to its location, Valencia has historically been Spain’s Mediterranean port and has that special charm of cities that are also seaports. And the fine sand and clean water, the vastness of the sea and the closeness of the coastal mountains make the Valencian coast uniquely attractive.

There are outstanding beaches within the city of Valencia: the beaches of La Malvarrosa and Levante offer a wide variety of places to dine and enjoy a quiet evening by the sea. To the south, nature becomes predominant at Saler Beach and in the L’Albufera Nature Reserve, where the sun can be enjoyed in unique surroundings.

How to reach Valencia Valencia has direct flight connections with 16 Spanish cities and 40 cities from all over the world: Oslo, Paris, Rome, Lisbon, London, Casablanca, etc.

Train connections: Valencia is connected daily with Barcelona in less than 4 hours and with Madrid by AVE (high speed train) line in less than 2 hours.

New Joaquín Sorolla (long distance) is 8.5 km (17 minutes) drive from Feria Valencia and Valencia Norte station is 7.4 km (15 minutes).

What to visit in Valencia —— The City of Arts and Sciences —— Barrio del Carmen and its palaces —— Plaza de la Virgen and the Cathedral quarter —— Plaza del mercado y Lonja de la Seda (Silk Exchange) —— Town Hall square —— The Valencia's Marina and beaches —— The Albufera Nature Park —— The Turia Gardens —— Bioparc and Oceanogràfic —— 34 Museums to choose, from offering art, history, architecture

The City of Arts and Sciences The work of Valencia’s own Santiago Calatrava is an example of architecture at its most futuristic. The colossal structure houses an IMAX cinema (situated in the Hemisfèric), as well as Europe’s

131 General Information Valencia largest aquarium – the Oceanogràfic, interactive educational exhibits in the Príncipe Felipe Sci- ence Museum and the avant-garde opera house – Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía. Furthermore, the impressive l’Assut de l’Or bridge and the Agora are all a delight for the senses.

Museums 34 museums to choose from, offering art, history and architecture. Soak up 18th century Valencia at the Museo Nacional de Cerámica (National Ceramics Museum), situated in the Palacio del Marqués de Dos Aguas. Discover the Silk Museum and the legacy left by the silk industry in Valencia. Muse over pieces by Sorolla, Goya or Zuloaga in the Museo de Bellas Artes San Pío V or get familiar with the Fallas in the Museo Fallero.

The Valencia's Marina and beaches The Valencia's Marina is one of the city’s most important landmarks, not only due to the events that are held there, but also due to its unique buildings. It houses the 19th Century Harbour Sheds, the Edificio del Reloj and the Veles e Vents building, the emblem of the new Marina. There are also shops, terraces and restaurants with spectacular views, as well as a children’s park, the Superyachts Berthing with its amazing yachts, and the North and South Marinas, filled with numerous boats.

Take in Valencia from atop the Miguelete bell tower Don’t miss the opportunity to enjoy the spectacular views from Valencia's most emblematic ­tower. The views from the top of El Miguelete are a must-see. You'll have to walk up a long 51-metre high spiral staircase with 207 steps to reach the terrace around the belfry, but it's well worth the climb, with a spectacular 360º view of the city from the top.

CITY TOURS & TOURIST INFORMATION Tourist Info Valencia – Town Hall Plaza del Ayuntamiento, 1 / 46002 – Valencia Telephone: +34 963 524 908 E-mail: [email protected] www.visitvalencia.com

CURRENCY/WEATHER/TIME ZONE The official currency in Spain is EURO (€).

Valencia enjoys a mild temperate Mediterranean climate. The average annual temperature is 17ºC with warm summers and very mild winters, rarely below 10ºC. There is only light rainfall mainly in autumn and at the beginning of spring. Valencia is in the Central European Time Zone, 1 hour ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT +01:00).

ELECTRICITY The standard electrical voltage in Valencia is 220-240 V AC, 50 Hz. A transformer and an adapter are necessary to use North American electrical appliances whose plugs have two square pins. Adapters are available in most hardware stores.

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TAXI & PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION The taxis in Valencia are white and a green illuminated light on the top of the taxi indicates that it's available for hire.

Average taxi fares: —— General rate: 1,25 EUR + 0,77 EUR per km —— Night and weekend rate: 1,60 EUR + 0,89 EUR per km —— Service to the airport has a supplement of 3,50 EUR —— Journeys should be paid for in cash, since very few taxis accept credit cards. Check the taxi fares and ask the driver to confirm the approximate cost of the ride, if unsure. Please note that some taxi companies may post and/or charge up to five times the fares indicated above.

Valencia's public transportation network includes: , and subway. —— Buses, buses operate between 4:00 and 22:30. —— The subway and trams operate from 5:00 until 23:00. —— Tickets/cards must be purchased beforehand and validated upon boarding. —— Travelers may be asked to show the validated ticket/card during the trip. —— Travelers without a validated ticket must pay a 50 EUR penalty. —— Tickets or passes can be purchased at any kiosk displaying the EMT logo. Buses Valencia has a city and suburban bus network that reaches every corner of the city. Bus services start at 4:00 on some of the lines, and end at 22:30. Then follows the night bus service, which ends at 2:00, except for on Fridays, Saturdays and the nights before public holidays, when it continues until 3:30.

Metro To find your best options for point to point public transportation or to locate a street in Valencia, please visit www..com, where you can look up the stops that will be most conveni- ent for you, plan your journey in real time or check and download the timetables.

There are ten subway lines (Metro). Subway stations are indicated with the letter "M" (white, on a red board). The final destination is indicated on the front of the train. Each stop is announced as the train nears the station. Trains arrive every four to seven minutes during peak times and every 20-30 minutes off-peak times.

Tickets —— Standard Ticket: 1,50 EUR —— Bonobús: 8,50 EUR (10 trips in the EMT network) —— Bono Travel Card: 9,00 EUR (10 journeys) —— Bono Travel Card zone AB: 15,50 EUR (10 journeys) —— Day pass – T1/T2/T3 : 4/6,70/9,70 EUR —— Valencia Tourist Card : 15/20/25 EUR

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MEDICAL PROBLEMS In case of need please alert the nearest staff. The general emergency number is 112.

PASSPORT AND VISA Some delegates travelling to Valencia may require a Visa. We suggest that applications for a Visa are made as early as possible, as waiting times can be several weeks. Special letters of invitation can be obtained from the Conference Organisers upon request by e-mail to ectes@mondial- congress.com. The Congress Secretariat is authorised to only issue Letters of Invitation to parti- cipants who have registered for the congress and paid in full.

SHOPS General Opening hours: Monday – Saturday 10:00 – 20:30, malls and superstores might have extended opening hours (Sunday).

BANK AND EXCHANGE Most banks are open from Monday to Friday between 8:30 and 14:30. Only a few branches open on Saturday mornings. There are 24-hour automatic tellers around the city, and most (Servired, 4B, etc.) offer international services.

RIA Money Transfer & Change: Convento de Jerusalén, 9 46007 – Valencia Tel.:+34 963 525 383 www.riaagent.com [email protected]

TIPPING Tips are included in all prices and bills, so tipping is not considered obligatory. However, if the service received is considered satisfactory, especially in bars and restaurants, a tip is often left.

USEFUL TELEPHONE NUMBERS General emergency number: 112

Taxi Radio Taxi: +34 96 370 33 33 Taxi Valencia: +34 607 181 181 Valencia Taxi: +34 96 374 02 02 Tele Taxi: +34 96 357 13 13

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 encoura- ged to make their own arrangements for health and travel insurance.

134 Sponsor Acknowledgements Sponsor Acknowledgements

GOLD PARTNER SILVER PARTNER

Exhibition

ESTES would like to thank the partners and exhibitors of the 19th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery for their extraordinary support. ESTES cordially invites all participants to visit the commercial exhibition to get acquainted with newest trends and innovations.

EXHIBITION OPENING HOURS —— Sunday, May 6, 2018 08:30 – 19:00 h —— Monday, May 7, 2018 08:30 – 17:00 h —— Tuesday, May 8, 2018 08:30 – 13:30 h

LIST OF EXHIBITORS (as per printing date) Company, City, Country Booth No. 3B Scientific GmbH, 21031 Hamburg, Germany...... 26 7S Medical AG, 6208, Oberkirch, Switzerland...... 6 CSL Behring GmbH, 65795 Hattersheim am Main, Germany...... 7 DePuy Synthes Companies of Johnson & Johnson, 4528 Zuchwil, Switzerland...... 4 Doqboard, 76100 Rouen, France...... 12 Halyard Health, 1930 Zaventem, Belgium...... 10 International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), 1040 Brussels, Belgium...... 16 Königsee Implantate GmbH, 07426 Allendorf, Germany...... 8 Phametra GmbH, 44628 Herne, Germany...... 9 Smith & Nephew Orthopaedics AG, 6340 Baar, Switzerland...... 1 Stryker European Operations BV, 1101 CM Amsterdam, The Netherlands...... 24 Tokai Medical Products Inc., 486-0808 Aichi, Japan...... 2 Wisepress Ltd, SW19 2RL London, United Kingdom...... 14 ZipLine Medical Inc., 95008 Campbell, CA USA...... 18

135 Exhibition Floor Plan Exhibition Floor Plan

Auditorium 3 Multipurpose Room 2 second floor

Multipurpose Room 1 Auditorium 2 first floor 1 Coffee 2 Breaks

4

Coffee Breaks 6 7

Auditorium 1

8 Coffee 9 Breaks 10 12 14

ESTES Lounge

18

Preview 16 Center Catering Cash ESTES Coffee Village Breaks Bar 24

ESTES 26 Coffee Breaks

136 Floor Plan Floor Plan

FIRST LEVEL

Room 9 Room 8

Room 5

Room 5 Room 7

Room 6

Room 4

137 Floor Plan Industry Supported Sessions

Introducing the new FEMORAL NECK SYSTEM Engineered specifically for femoral neck fractures

Visit the Depuy Synthes booth for more information.

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MONDAY, MAY 7, 2018

Auditorium 3 12:45 - 13:45 Industry Supported Session CSL Behring TREATMENT OF PERIOPERATIVE BLEEDING WITH FACTOR CONCENTRATES – A PRACTICAL APPROACH Chair: Manuel Quintana, ES

—— Treatment options in major trauma patients – a practical approach Donat Spahn, CH —— Perioperative Bleeding in the setting of emergency reversal of oral anticoagulants Vladimir Cerny, CZ —— Diagnosis and treatment of perioperative bleeding in the absence of point of care monitoring Sebastian Casu, DE

MONDAY, MAY 7, 2018

Room 4 12:45 - 13:45 Industry Supported Session DePuy Synthes Companies of Johnson & Johnson HOW TO IMPROVE OUTCOMES IN HIGH-RISK TRAUMA PATIENTS: CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS Chair: Martin Hessmann, Fulda, DE

—— Current concepts on prevention of fracture-related infections —— Risk factor analysis Introducing the new —— Preventive measures —— Clinical experience from the University Hospitals Leuven —— Q&A FEMORAL NECK SYSTEM Prof. Dr. Willem-Jan Metsemakers, BE —— Surgical management strategies of complex proximal femur fractures in the elderly Engineered specifically for —— Risk factor analysis femoral neck fractures —— Current treatment options —— Clinical experience with TFNA Augmentation —— Q&A Prof. Dr. Martin Hessmann, DE

Visit the Depuy Synthes booth for more information.

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AUTHOR...... PAGE NO. AUTHOR...... PAGE NO.

Gerhard Achatz, Ulm/DE...... 51 Ingo Flesch, Tuebingen/DE...... 24 Lars Adolfsson, Linköping/SE...... 40 John Fildes, Las Vegas/US...... 28 Hazem Alkhwashki, Ryad/KS...... 24 Wilhelm Friedl, Haibach/DE...... 24 Mohana Amirtharajah, Amsterdam/NL...30, 31, 40, 51 Tina Gaarder, Oslo/NO...... 7, 9, 19, 28, 30, 44, 50 Andrea Anderloni, Rozzano/IT...... 20, 31, 139 Ruben Garcia, Barcelona/ES...... 37, 42, 123 Jose Manuel Aranda, Málaga/ES...... 20 Eduardo Garcia Granero, Valencia/ES...... 26, 31, 60 Itamar Ashkenazi, Hadera/IS...... 7, 9, 22, 45, 47 Ismet Gavrankapetanovic, Sarajevo/BA.....7, 26, 48, 67 Sushrut Babhulkar, IN...... 4, 29 Chrysanthos Georgiou, Nicosia/CY...... 7 Reto Babst, Luzern/CH...... 40 Manuel Gerónimo, Albacete /ES...... 34 Rafael Badenes, Valencia/ES...... 31, 39 Peter Giannoudis, Leeds/UK...... 20, 27 Mari Angeles Ballesteros, Santander/ES...... Georg Gradl, Munich/DE...... 24 Gary Bass, Dublin/IE...... 28, 47 Rüdiger Haase, Berlin/DE...... 24 Johannes Bastian, Berne/CH...... 39, 40, 44 Rebecca Hasler, Berne/CH...... 26, 27, 72 Jean-Christophe Bel, Lyon/FR...... 20 Domik Heim, Frutigen/CH...... 7, 30, 42, 103 Roland Biber, Nürnberg/DE...... 24, 139 Simon Herman, Ljubljana/SL...... 41 Seema Biswas, London/UK...... 30, 33, 51 Alberto Hernández Abadia, Bertil Bouillon, Cologe/DE...... 29 Madrid/ES...... 33, 37, 38, 45, 82 Carole Boutet, Nice/FR...... 22 Sven Hoppe, Berne/CH...... 45, 49 Volker Bühren, Murnau/DE...... 34, 45 Tal Hörer, Örebrö/SE...... 27, 34 Pedro Caba, Madrid/ES...... 27, 34, 40 Boris Hreckovski, Slavonski Brod/CR...... 7, 31, 51 Pilar Camacho, Barcelona/ES...... 19, 23, 42, 105 Markus Huber-Lang, Ulm/DE...... 22 Fabiana Cambiagni, Milan/IT...... 50 Gila Hyams, Hof Carmel/IL...... 41 Andrea Casamassima, Milano/IT Frank Ypma, Groningen/NL...... Mario Chico, Madrid/ES...... 40, 47 Jørgen Joakim Jorgensen, Oslo/NO...... 19, 38, 50, 81 Tedi Cicvaric, Rijeka/CR...... 23 Christoph Josten, Leipzig/DE....7, 20, 28, 41, 44, 45, 130 Matej Cimerman, Ljubljana/SL...... 7, 19, 42 Jose Maria Jover, Madrid/ES...... 20, 39, 130 David Costa-Navarro, Alicante/ES...... 28, 36, 42 Andriy Kalashnikov, Kiev/UA...... 7, 21 Fernando Cozar, Jaen/ES...... 28, 30, 41 Matej Andoljšek, Ljubljana/SL ...... 37, 43, 107 Martin Croce, Tennessee/US...... 36, 38, 86 Richard Kdolsky, Vienna/AT...... 7, 9, 37 Demetrios Demetriades , Marius Keel, Sierra Madre/US...... 19, 27, 38, 47, 84 Zurich/Berne/CH...... 2, 5, 7, 8, 19, 20, 30, 45, 49, 130 Bogdan Diaconescu, Bucharest/RO...... 28, 42, 114 Knut Magne Kolstadbraten, Oslo/NO...... 22, 139 Bob Dobson, London/UK...... 23, 33 Radko Komadina, Celje/SL...... 7, 9, 23, 42, 122, 139 Pedro Dominguez Sampedro, Barcelona/ES...... 48 Sunil Kulkarni, IN...... 4, 29 Pavel Drac, Olomouc/CZ...... 7, 43, 106 Hayato Kurihara, Rozzano/IT...... 5, 7, 20, 39, 139 Bogdan D. Dumbrava, Dublin/IE...... 47 Aitor Landaluce, Bilbao/ES...... 7, 9, 34, 39, 50, 95 Candida Durão, Lisbon/PT...... 22 Leo Lawler, Dublin/IE...... 28, 31 Denise Eygendaal, Breda/NL...... 40 Luke Leenen, Utrecht/NL...... 30, 35, 36, 44, 50, 139 Roberto Faccincani, Milan/IT...... 7, 9, 23, 50 Rolf Lefering, Cologne/DE...... 27, 75 Fernando Ferreira, Matosinhos/PT...... 22, 26, 39, Kristina ennquist,L Stockholm/SE...... 23, 51 Sten Lennquist, Stockholm/SW...... 2, 16, 26, 30 Ari Leppäniemi, Helsinki/FI...... 22, 26, 36, 39, 63

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AUTHOR...... PAGE NO. AUTHOR...... PAGE NO.

Juan Antonio Llompart, Mallorca/ES...... 19, 27, 74 Guy Putzeys, Bellegem/BE...... 7, 33, 44 Günter Lob, Munich/DE...... 24 Juan Carlos Puyana, Frederic Lodier, Lyon/FR...... 7, 22 Pittsburgh/US...... 19, 39, 44, 47, 51, 88 Fernando López Mozos, Valencia/ES... 25, 39, 42, 96, 120 Louis Riddez, Stockholm/SE...... 7, 9, 33, 44 J S K Luitse, Amsterdam/NL...... 37 Benjamin Riedl, Dillishausen/DE...... 22 Olivera Lupescu, Bucharst/DE...... 21, 34 Jean-François Ringeval, Sollies Toucas/FR...... 22 Thomas Lustenberger, Frankfurt/DE...... 27 John Rodrigues, Lisbon/PT...... 50 Diego Mariani, Legano/IT...... 31, 39, 47, 93 Carlos Romano, Milan/IT...... 24 Isidro Martinez Casas, Pol Maria Rommens, Mainz/DE...... 19, 35, 42, 125 Jaen/ES...... 2, 3, 5, 7, 31, 33, 36, 39, 47, 92, 130 Michael Rotondo, Rochester/US.. 36, 38, 44, 50, 85, 139 Ingo Marzi, Frankfurt/DE.....2, 7, 26, 34, 38, 39, 48, 66 Julio Ruiz Palomino, Madrid/ES...... 23, 39 Stuart Matthews, Leeds/UK...... 33 Alex Sammel, Valencia/ES...... 30, 33 Yves Maule, Brussels/BE...... 22 Joan Sancho, Barcelona/ES...... 22, 26, 33, 62 Ofer Merin, Jerusalem/IS...... 40, 45, 50 Riccardo Sannicandro, MIlan/IT...... 22 Carlos Mesquita, Madeira/ES...... 7, 8, 50 Beat Schnüriger, Berne/CH...... 50 Milorad Mitkovic, Nis/SE...... 7, 42, 48, 102, 139 Stefan Schulz-Drost, Berlin/DE...... 23, 30, 139 Carl Montan, Stockholm/SE...... 28 David Seligson, Louisville/US...... 24, 139 Soledad Monton, Pamplona/ES...... 2, 44, 51 Maria Serna, Denia/Alicante, ES...... 26, 47, 53 Jorges Morales, Barcelona/ES...... 23 Andreas Shamiyeh, Linz/AT...7, 9, 28, 42, 46, 116, 139 Dieter Morales Garcia, Santander/ES ...... 26, 33, 36, 59 Peter Simko, Bratislava/SK...... 7, 46, 139 Christoph Müller, Karlsruhe/DE...... 34, 139 Christoph Sommer, Chur/CH...... 37, 43, 49, 109 Lars Peter Müller, Cologne/DE...... 30, 40, 48 Spiros Stergiopoulos, Athens/GR...... 7, 139 Manuel Muñoz Mancisidor, Barcelona/ES...... 22 Elmin Steyn, Cape Town/ZA...... 28 Josep Muñoz-Vives , Andorra/AN...... 27, 30, 43, 113 Michael Sugrue, Letterkenny/IL...... 22, 26, 33, 36, 58 Pal Aksel Naess, Oslo/NO.23, 26, 28, 30, 48, 50, 65, 139 Peep Talving, Christoph Nau, Frankfurt/DE...... 34, 139 Tallinn/Tartu/EE...... 7, 9, 34, 35, 38, 48, 50, 79, 139 Salvador Navarro, Barcelona/ES...... 36, 39, 50, 98 Gonzalo Tamayo, Bilbao/ES...... 47, 50 David Nott, London/UK...... 30, 51 Peter Thaller, Munich/DE...... 24 Per Ortenwall, Gothenburg/SE...... 33, 36 Jonathan Tilsed, Hull/UK...... 7, 8, 10, 25, 33, 40, 139 Yasuhiro Otomo, Tokio/JP...... 26, 40, 50, 55 Fernando Turegano, Madrid/ES...... 19, 33, 40, 45 Mahir Ozmen, Ankara/TR...... 23, 28, 31, 42, 118, 139 Selman Uranues, Graz/AT...... 2, 20, 26, 31, 139 Hans-Christoph Pape, Javier Uriarte, Bilbao/ES...... 33, 36 Zurich/CH...... 7, 9, 26, 27, 34, 44, 68, 139 Thijs van Dongen, Utrecht/NL...... 40, 45 Jorge Pereira, Viseu/PT...... 7, 9, 20, 31, 42, 47, 117 Endre Varga, Szeged/HU...... 7, 44, 45, 139 Pablo Corona Perez-Cardona, Barcelona/ES...... 24 Pantelis Vassiliu, Athens/GR...... 39, 44, 90 Roman Pfeifer, Zurich/CH...... 26, 27, 70 Harald Veen, WHO...... 28 Frank Plani, Johannesburg/ZA...... 28 Jan Verbruggen, Maastricht/NL...... 24, 139 Andreas Platz, Zurich/CH...... 7, 23, 37, 39, 99 Miquel Videla, Barcelona/ES...... 23, 43, 110 Martijn oeze,P Maastricht/NL...... 37, 43, 112 Eric Voiglio, Lyon/FR...... 7, 23, 139 Luca Ponchietti, Klaus Wendt, Groningen/NL....7, 23, 29, 30, 44, 48, 139 Torrevieja/Alicante/ES...... 7, 9, 28, 38, 47, 80 Heinz Winkler, Vienna/AT...... 24, 30, 139 Francois Pons, Paris/FR...... 7, 33, 45 Andreas Wladis, ICRC/SE...... 30, 40, 51 Kees-Jan Ponsen, Amsterdam/NL...... 7, 44 Pedro Yuste, Madrid/ES...... 36 Salvi Prat, Barcelona/ES...... 2, 5, 30, 44, 49 Mauro Zago, Bergamo/IT...... 7, 36, 47, 139

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Authors Index

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Abad Arevalillo A. PC164 122 Akhadov T. O035, O037, PR102, 32, 32, 65, Abarquero Diezhandino A. PR353 104 PR105, PR108, PR111, 65, 65, 66, PR112, PR116, PR126, 66, 66, 67, Abbasi H. O003 21 PR281 86 Abdel-Lah FernándezO. PC150 121 Akhlebinina M. PR108, PR126, PR281 66, 67, 86 Abdelrahman H. PR283, PR385 86, 107 Akritidou E. PC085, PC152 100, 121 Abdulla A. PC003 91 Al Thani H. PR123 67 Abdurakhmanov R.F. PC044 95 Al-Thani H. O039 , O098, PR005, 32, 52, 53, Abe R. PR231 80 PR178, PR180, PR191, 73, 74, 75, Abeid A. PR191 75 PR192, PR278, PR279, 75, 85, 85, Abreu De Sousa J. PC143 120 PR283, PR385 86, 107 Abu-Zidan F.M. PC003, PC072, PR257 91, 98, 83 Alarcón-Del Agua I. O011, PC084, 25, 100, Abusharia M.I. PC003 91 PC117, PR025, PR034, 117, 55, 56, Achatz G. PR264A 84 PR054, PR065, PR074, 59, 60, 61, PR082, PR083, PR084, PR158 62, 62, 71 Acklin Y.P. PR395 108 Alcoba García L.M. PC135A 119 Acuña-Castroviejo D. PR080, PR081 62, 62 Aldea A. PR076 61 Adamenko V.N. PR305 88 Alegre Torrado C. PC028, PC029, 93, 94, Adami E. PC104, PR014, PR310 116, 54, 89 PC030, PC033, PC092, 94, 94, 114, Afonso A.C. PC093 114 PR035, PR046, PR184 57, 58, 74 Afonso C. PC039, PC137 95, 120 Alegret Monroig N. PR190, PR232, 75, 80, Agnes A. PR319 90 PR379 106 Agresta F. PR017 55 Alegret N. PR140, PR150 69, 70 Agrogianni X. PR031 56 Alexa I.D. PR346 103 Aguado Lopez H. PC076 99 AlexaO. PC161, PC192, 122, 125, PR346, PR375 103, 106 Aguiar T. PC170 123 Alfici R. PR069 60 Aguilar L.T. PR026, PR043, PR065 56,57, 60 Älgå A. PR152 70 Aguiló Lucía J. PR075 61 Alhaddad M.A. PC072 98 Aguir S. PR227 79 Alhassani A. O098 52 Ahadov T. PR103 65 Allen B. PR137, PR182 68, 74 Ahl R. O066 41 Allen G. PR251 82 Ahmed K. O098 52 Allen K. PR123 67 Ai T. PC020 92 Allevi G. PR413, PR423 110, 111 Aiboshi J. PR032 56 Almasri S. PR050 58 Aiolfi A. O024 29 Almre I. PR042 57 Aitken R.J. PR013, PR239 54, 81 Almusawi J. O014 25 Ajiko M.M. PR128 67 Alonso Viana L. PR208, PR371 77 Akahoshi K. PR032 56 Altun G. O004, O084, PR410 21, 49, 110 AkaraborwornO. PR188 74 Álvarez Martínez A. PC135A 119 Akers K. PR253 82 Alvarez Sarrado E. PR085 63

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Alvarez Sánchez M.D.C. PR075 61 Astruc Hoffman A. PC126 118 Alves F.S. PC170 123 Asturias S. PR168 72 Alves J. PC180, PC193 124, 126 Attili F. O092 51 Alves P.H.F. PR316 89 Auñon Martin I. PC177, PC183, 124, 124, Alvite Canosa M. PR075 61 PR010, PR173 54, 73 Ambagtsheer I. O042 35 Avaro J.P. PR227 79 Ambrona Zafra D. PR317 89 Aveiro D. PC131, PC137, 119, 120, PC153 121 Amcheslavskii V. PR109 65 Avelar P. PC038, PC081, PC086, 94, 99, 100, Ammar A. PR192 75 PC095, PR047 115, 58 Anastasiu M. PR265 84 Averianov S. PR109 65 Andela A. PR172 73 Avram M. PR287 86 Andersson P. PR226 79 Avramenko A. PR227 79 Andretta M. PC014 92 Axelrad A. O034 32 Andruszkow H. PR162 71 Ayad A.Z. PC147 121 Aneste E. PR308 88 Azenha N. PC013 92 Angelo S. PR280, PR401, PR439 85, 109, 113 Babst R. PR008, PR235, 54, 80, Ansaloni L. PR138 68 PR364, PR442 105, 113 Anton C. PC121 118 Badovinac D. PC004, PC060 91, 97 Antoniac I.V. PR414 110 Badrin A. O096 52 Antunes C.M.S. PC052 96 Bae K.S. PR381 107 Antunes J. PR311, PR401 89, 109 Bagnenko S.S. PR210 77 Aparicio J. PC034 94 Bahouth H.B. PR290 86 AparicioO. PC046 95 Bailey K. O096 52 Apolinário D. PC086 100 Bajenaru D.L. PC068 98 Apostolides M. PR289 86 Bakir S. PR241, PR359, PR421 81, 104, 111 Arai T. PC130 119 Bakota B. O028 29 Arand C. O085 49 Balakrishnan N. O068A 42 Aranzana A. PC119 118 Balcells E. PR160 71 Ardito A. O017, PC139, PR243 25, 120, 81 Balducci G. O071 46 Argote Camacho A.X. PC097, PC112B 115, 117, Ballesteros Sanz M..A. O078 46 PC125, PC126, 118, 118, Baltaga R. PR001 53 PC149 121 Baltazar Branco C. PR179 73 Arieta-Araunabeña S.T. PR078 62 Bandholm T.Q. O036 32 Armas I.S. PC143 120 Banerjee A. O030, O052, 31, 37, Armstrong C.A. PR393 108 O070, PR006 46, 53 ArnautO. PR001 53 Banierink H. PR372, PR406 106, 109 Arzuaga-Esquino M. PR073 61 Bar Haim R. PR070 61 Arín B. PC015, PC058, PC128 92, 97, 119 Barberia A. PR341 102 Asahara T. PR391 108 Barbieri C. PR094 64 Ashkenazi I. PR061, PR069 60, 60 Barbosa B. PC171 123 Asim M. O039, O098, PR180, 32, 52, 74, Barea Mendoza J. O078, PR175 46, 73 PR279, PR385 85, 107 Baron R. PR099 64 Askarynezhadbehzady R. O003 21 Barzel O. PR061 60 Assunção A. PR311 89

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Barzola Navarro E.J. PC111 117 Beuran M. PR022, PR101, PR287 55, 64, 86 Bascuas Rodrigo B. PR043 57 Bhashyam A.R. PR351 104 Bashir M.O. PC147 121 Bianchini S. PR233 80 Bass G.A. O050A, PC094, 35, 115, Bichi S. PC019 92 PR052, PR229 59, 80 Biert J. O006 21 Bassi N. PR307, PR324 88, 90 Bijani S. PR345 103 Bastian J.D. O009 21 Bilik A. PR437 113 Bayona J.C. O013 25 Biloslavo A. O017, PC138 25, 120 Beck S. O081 48 Bini R. PR086, PR090 63, 63 Becker A. PR248 82 Bird N. PR309 88 Becker J. O010 21 Birindelli A. PC027, PC040, PC053 93, 95, 96 Beden R. PC163 122 Biscardi A. PC027, PC040, PC053 93, 95, 96 Beerekamp S. O080 48 Blansfield J. O068A 42 Beeres F.J..P. PR008, PR235, 54, 80, Blasco DelgadoO. PC148 121 PR364, PR442 105, 113 BlascoO. PR207 77 BejaranoO. PC048 96 Blasco Velarde J.A. PR208, PR371 77, 106 Bejenaru I. PR287 86 Bloemers F.W. PR240 81 Beks R.B. O025, PR395 29, 108 Blokhuis T. PR129 67 Bellio G. PC138 120 Boddaert G. PC106, PR227, PR260 116, 79, 83 Belousov D.V. PC044 95 Bodzay T. PR245 82 Beltrán M. PR075 61 Böhme J. PR335A, PR426A 100, 112 Beltrán Martos M. PC135A 119 Boernert K. PR364 105 Benedikt M. PR429 112 Bolandparvaz S. O003 21 Beneker J. PR261 83 Bonafe S. PC098 115 Bengulescu I. PR076 61 Bonariol L. PR307, PR324 88, 90 Benini B. PR014, PR310 54, 89 Bond-Smith G. PC122 118 Benjamin E. O024, O032 29, 32 Bonde A. O048 35 Bennett D. PR377, PR403 106, 109 Bonilla-Escobar F. PR181 74 Berdel H.O. O074 46 Bonilla-Escobar F.J. PR132, PR187 68, 74 Berdelis V. PC085 100 Bonin-Font F. PR060 59 Berezhnaya M. PR109 65 Bonnet S. O054, PC106, PR260 37, 116, 83 Berezhnoy Y. PR109 65 Booms P. PR058 59 Berger-Groch J. O007, PR367 21, 105 Bordu S.I. PR079 62 Bergmeister H. O081 48 Borger Van Der Burg B.L.S. O046, PC024A, PR213, Berlin Y. PR248 82 PR219 35, 93, 77, 79 Bernabeu C. PC034 94 Borges I. PC013 92 Bernal Tirapo J. PR035, PR184 57, 74 Borodimos A. PC181 124 Bernard A.C. O074 46 Borrello A. PR319 90 Bernard C. PR251 82 Bosman W.-M. PC165, PC188, 123, 125, Bernards A. PR417 111 PC190, PC196, 125, 126, Bernini C.O. PR316 89 PC198, PR424, 126, 111, PR436, PR448 113, 114 Bersztel A. PR138 68 Bossers S.M. PR240 81 Bessant G. O067 42 Bossinakis K. PR400 109 Betisor A. PR438 113

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Bossola M. O092 51 Bühren V. O010 102 Bountouris I. PR024, PR045, PR214 55, 58, 78 Caba Doussoux P. PC177, PC183, 21, 124, Bourazani M. PC181 124 PR173, PR356, PR365 73, 104, 105 Bowyer M. PR213, PR231 77, 80 Caba P. PR353 104 Bozzo S. O093, PC014, PR041 51, 92, 57 Caballero M. PR075 61 Bragaglia L. O071 46 Cabral J. PC170 123 Bramnik Z. PR070 61 Calis H. PC087, PR033, 100, 56, PR139, PR274 69, 85 Branco C. PC167, PC171, 123, 123, PR343 103 Calixto P. PC101 115 Branco L. PC009, PC073 91, 98 Camarneiro R. PC101 115 Brand A.G. PR335 102 Cambiaso-Daniel J. PR415 110 Brandariz Gil L. PR035, PR046 57, 58 Campbell M. O019A, PR088 25, 63 Brathwaite C.E.M. O034 32 Campos Serra A. O049, PC046, 35, 95, PC061, PR140 97, 69 Bratu M.R. PC068, PR101 98, 64 Candela A. PC034 94 Bravo Cerro A. PC024, PR285 93, 86 Candinas D. PR020, PR030 55, 56 Briet J.P. PR339 102 Canga Presa J.M. PC135A 119 Brinck T. PR147, PR177 70, 73 Capel Agundez A. PC177, PC183 124, 124 Brito D. PC008, PC143 91, 120 Capitan Vallvey J.M. PC091A, PC112A, 100, 117, Brito D.S. PC090 100 PC112B, PC148A 117, 119 Brito E Melo M. PC101 115 Čapov I. PC022, PR295 92, 87 Brito M. PR270 84 Caragounis E.-C. PR138 68 Brojan M. PR411 110 Caratozzolo E. PR307, PR324 88, 90 Bronkhorst M. O031 31 Carbonell J.P. O013, PC042 25, 95 Brooks A. PR154 70 Carda M. PR350 103 Broughton K. PR013, PR239 54, 81 Cardoso R. PC021 92 Brouwers L. O006 21 Carlos S. PC021 92 Brown C. PR253 81 Carmo S.P. PC073 98 Brugiotti C. PC195 126 Carmona Soto P. PC024, PR285 93, 86 Bruna M. PR075 61 Carrara G. O093, PC014, 51, 92, Brzozowski R. PR258 83 PC019, PR041 92, 57 Brügger L. PR020 55 Carrilho N. PC062 97 Bubuianu A.L. PR048 58 Carrión L. PR207 77 Bueno-Larano P. PR080, PR081 62, 62 Carrión Retuerto L.O. PC148 121 Bulat C.L. PC121 118 Cartu D. PR079 62 BulatO.M. PC121 118 Carvalho A.C. PC008, PC090, PC102 91, 100, 115 Burke P. O068A 42 Carvalho A.M. PR280, PR401, PR439 85, 109, 113 Burneo Esteves M. O064, PC132, 41, 119, Carvalho J.D.D. PC180, PC193 124, 126 PR155, PR163 71, 72 Carvalho M. PR148 70 Bustamante D. PR131, PR354 68, 104 Carvalho P. PC089, PC091 100, 100 Bustos Jimenez M. PR064 60 Casari F. PR338 102 Butscher A. O009 21 Casati A. PC027, PC040, PC053 93, 95, 96 Bánki L. PR402 109 Casella J.R.M. PC104, PR014 116, 54 Bækgaard J.S. O033, PR141 32, 69 Böhme J. O087, PR335A 49

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Casimiro C. PC018, PC039, PC056, 92, 95, 97, Chico Fernández M. O078, PR165, 46, 72, PC062, PC093, 97, 114, PR175 73 PC099, PC109, 115, 116, Chinna S. PR154 70 PC114, PC131, 117, 119, Chiotoroiu A. PR287 86 PC137, PC153, 120, 121, PC156, PR238 122, 81 Cho M.R. PR368 105 Castell Gómez J.T. PR075 61 Choi W. PR336, PR337, PR368 102, 102, 105 Castelo L. PC167 123 Choynowski M. O096 52 Castle N. PR005 53 Christie J.D. PR156 71 Castro J. PC170 123 Christie S..A. O061, PR128, PR148 41, 67, 70 Catarino S. PC093, PC099, 114, 115, PC153, PR238 121, 81 Christopoulos P. PC116 117 Cavero Ibiricu A. PC135A 119 Christou C. O062 41 Cazolari P.G. PR315 89 Ciernik J. PC022 92 Ceballos Esparragón J. PR075 61 Cimerman M. PC025, PR332 93, 101 Cecilia D. PR354 54 Ciocan R. PR101 64 Cecilia Lopez D. PR445 114 Ciocan R.N. PC068 98 Cecílio J. PC013 92 Ciocca Vasino M. PC019, PR041 92, 57 Ceka S. PC070 98 Cipressi C. PR233 56 Cendoya I. PR075 99 Cires M. PC015, PC058, PC128 92, 97, 119 Ceolin M. O017, PC103, 25, 116, Ciriano Hernandez P. PR268, PR269, 84, 84, PC139, PR036, PR243 120, 57, 81 PR370 106 Ceresoli M. PR087 63 Cirocchi R. O059 38 Cervellera M. PR233 80 Cisneros J.M. PR082 62 Cesur E. PC023 92 Ciurea N.M. O043, PR205, PR383, 34, 76, 104, PR441, PR443 113, 114 Cevallos C.Y. PR292, PR299 87, 87 Clerigué A. PC195 126 Cevik A.A. PR257 83 Cobos Cuesta R. PC091A, PC112A, 100, 117, Chae S. PR336, PR337 102, 102 PC112B, PC148A 117, 119 Chainiramol P. PR188 74 Cobuccio L. PR017 55 Chan G. O028 29 Coccolini F. PR138 68 Chang S.W. PR138 68 Codognotto E. PR090 63 Chapman J.D. PR159 71 Cohen M.J. O070 46 Chapman M.P. O050, O075, PR216 35, 46, 78 Cohnert T. PR415 110 Charalampakis D. PC115, PC123 117, 118 Coleman J.R. O030, O052, PR006 31, 37, 53 Charitonova A. PR039 57 Coley E. PC079 99 Chatziantoniou C. PR289 86 Colleoni R. PR315 89 Chaveli Diaz C. PR093 64 Colsa Gutierrez P. PR208, PR371 77, 106 Chaves-Marcos R. PC146 121 Colsa P. O073, PR015, PR016, 46, 54, 54, Chen Y. O094 51 PR018, PR019, PR266 55, 55, 84 Chen Y.-D. O012 25 Comino-Pardo A. PR080, PR081 62, 62 Chen Y.J. PC174 124 Compañ A.F. PC034 94 Cheng V. O032 32 Conceição L. PC013 92 Chiappetta F. PC014, PC019 92, 92 Coniglio C. PC027, PC040, PC053 93, 95, 96 Chica J. PR292 87 Chichom-Mefire A. O061, PR148 41, 70

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Constantino J. PC093, PC109, 114, 116, Das P. PC122 118 PC114, PC131, 117, 119, Dauer E.D. PR303 88 PC156 122 Davidson A. PR217 78 Consunji R. PR123, PR191, PR192 67, 75, 75 Davies E. O042 35 Coppola S. O093 51 De Carbonnieres A. O054 37 Cordeiro S. PC154 121 De Graaf M.W. PR151 70 Cordella A. PR413 110 De Groot M. O038 32 CornuO. PR349 103 De Jong L. PR326 101 Correia P. PC008, PC090, PC102 91, 100, 115 De Jong M. O025, PR230 29, 80 Corte Real J. PR439 113 De Jongh M.A.C. O060, O065 41, 41 Cortez L. PC009, PC073 91, 98 De La Cuadra B.M. PC140, PC142, 120, 120, Costa G. O017, O071, PC103, 25, 46, 116, PC158, PC159, 122, 56, PC139, PR017, 120, 55, PR026, PR043, 57, 57, PR036, PR243 57, 81 PR044, PR051, PR092 58, 64 Costa J. PC008 91 De La Hoz M.L. PR075 61 Costa P. PC021 92 De La Hoz Riesco M.L. PC135A 119 Costa W. PC090 100 De Lebruisant S. PC024B, 93, 97, Costamagna G. O092 51 PC064A, PC142 120 Costea D.O. PC083, PC134 99, 119 De Lebrusant Fernandez S. PC048 96 Cotirlet A. PR055 59 De Leeuw M.A. PR240 81 Cotton B.A. O070 46 De Lesquen H. PR227 79 Coutinho J. PC001, PC069, PR270 90, 98, 84 De Loos E.R. PR275, PR282 85, 86 Couto M. PC018 92 De Manzini N. PC138 120 Coxo M. PR179, PR343 73, 103 De Moya M. PR141 69 Cozar Ibañez A. PC112A 117 De Muinck Keizer R.J.O. O080 48 Cozza V. O092, PR063, PR319 51, 60, 90 De Munter L. O065 41 Craus Miguel A. PR091, PR317 63, 89 De Pedro C.G. PR064 60 Crespo Lastras P. PC164 122 De Simoni P. PR413, PR423 110, 111 Criado E. PC046, PC061 95 De Soto Cardenal B. PC142, PC159, 120, 122, Croitor G. PR438 113 PR026, PR027, PR028 56, 56, 56 Crouch R. PR196 75 De Sousa X.P. PC009, PC073 91, 98 Cruz Vigo F. PR035, PR184 57, 74 De Tomás Palacios J. PC108, PR021 116, 55 Csete K. PR256, PR402 83, 109 De Vries J. O060 41 Csonka E. PR193A, PR245, PR402 75, 82, 109 De-Soto-Cardenal B. PR025 55 Cuarental García J. PC168, PR173 123, 73 Deans C. PR246 82 Cujiño I.F. PC002 91 Dedu R. PR265 84 Curado Soriano A. PC077 99 Degermetzoglou N. PC037, PR024, 94, 55, PR045, PR214 58, 78 Curbelo-Peña Y. PR250 82 Degrate L. PR087 63 Cózar Bernal F. PC024, PR285 93, 86 Dekker L. PR144 69 Cózar Lozano C. PC148, PR207 121, 77 Del Prete L. PC082, PC107 99, 116 Dam S.A. PR412 110 Del Valle A.M. O013, PC002, PC042 25, 91, 95 Damaskos D. PR246 82 Delgado Plasencia L. PR075 61 Damous S.H.B. PR316 89 Demetriades D. O024, O032 29, 32 Dang K.H. PR393 108 Demir D. PC024A 93

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Demirhan R. PC023 92 Dubose J.J. O046, PR213 35, 77 Demiya K. PR169, PR342, 103, 104, Duffy C.C. O050A 35 PR355, PR380, 107, 107, Duman S. O084 49 PR384, PR390 108 Dumanic M. O081 48 Den Hartog D. PR183, PR228, PR369 74, 80, 105 Dumas R.P. PR156 71 Denisov A.V. PR210, PR305 77, 88 Dumbrava B.-D. PR052 59 Depesa C. PR237 81 Duran Muñoz-Cruzado V. PR064, PR434 60, 113 Desoucy E. PR217 78 Durso J. O032 32 Detrembleur C. PR349 103 Durán Muñoz-Cruzado V.M. O011, 25, Dettmers R. PC135 119 PR082 62 Di Cosimo C. PR014, PR310 54, 89 Durán Poveda M. PC043, PR075, 95, 61, Di Flumeri G. O092 51 PR077 61 Di Giorgio A. O092, PR063, PR319 51, 60, 90 Durán-Muñoz-Cruzado V. PC084, 100, Di Grezia M. O092, PR063, PR319 51, 60, 90 PC096, PC117, 115, 117, PC146, PR025, 121, 55, Di Saverio S. PC027, PC040, PC053 93, 95, 96 PR034, PR054, PR065, 56, 59, 60, Diaconescu B. PC068, PR101 98, 64 PR074, PR083, PR084, 61, 62, 63, Diaconu B. PC121 118 PR158, PR322 71, 90 Diago Santamaría M.V. PC135A 119 Dvortsevoj S. PR252 82 Dias R. PC013 92 Eakins J. O021 28 Dicker R.A. O061, PR128, PR148 41, 67, 70 Eckhart F. PR008 54 Dijkgraaf M. O038 32 Edwards M. O006, O025 21, 29 Dimitrakopoulou E. PC011, PC085, 91, 100, Eefting D. PR213 77 PC152 121 Egan T. PC079 99 Dimitriu A.L. O043, PR205, PR383, 34, 76, 107, Egloff M.P. O009 21 PR441, PR443 113, 114 Eguaras I. O076, PR012, 46, 54, Diogo M.J. PC018 92 PR023, PR093 55, 64 Dionísio I. PC101 115 Eibinger N. PR429 112 Dissak-Delon F. O061, PR148 41, 70 Eid A.I. O089, PR237 51, 81 Divković D. PR110, PR124 65, 67 Eilenberg M. O081 48 Dobbelaere A. PR450 114 Eisenhauer B. PR234 80 Dodd M.J. PC136 120 Ekkernkamp A. O055, O056, O058, 38, 38, 38, Dogan E.M. O041, PR138, PR209 34, 68, 77 PR224, PR241, PR254, 79, 81, 83, Dogjani A. PR318, PR321 89, 21 PR259, PR261, PR263, 83, 83, 83, PR264, PR359, PR421 84, 104, Đokić M. PC004, PC060 91, 97 111 Dolly K. PR003 53 El Hechi M. O018 25 Dominguez L.B. PR255 83 El Moumni M. PR151, PR172, PR409 70, 73, 110 Domínguez Amodeo A. PC077 99 El Rifai A.Y. O018 25 Domínguez Sánchez C. PC142, PC158, 120, 122, El-Menyar A. O039, O098, PR005, 32, 52, 53, PR051, PR322 58, 90 PR149, PR178, PR180, 70, 73, 74, Dongen T.V. PR219 78 PR191, PR192, PR278, 75, 75, 85, Doppelbauer M. PR397 108 PR279, PR283, PR385 85, 86, 107 Doulgerakis G. PC011 91 Ellabib M. PR279 85 Duarte A. PC101 115 Elsoe R. PR360 104 Duarte L. PC156 122

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Emmink B. PC165, PC188, 123, 125, Fernandez-Moreno M.D.C. PR072, PC190, PC196, 125, 126, PR323 61 PC198, PR399, 126, 109, Fernandez-Velilla B. O076, PR012, PR424, PR436, 111, 113, PR023 90 PR448 114 Fernández Balaguer P. PR075 61 Endo A. O047 35 Fernández García F. PR075 61 Ene D. PR101 64 Fernández Vega L. PR091 63 Enescu G. PC192 125 Fernández-Burgos I. PC195 126 Erginy C. PR039 57 Ferrada R. O013, PC042 25, 95 Erhardt J. PC189 125 Ferraris M. PC057 97 Eryigit Unaldi H. PC023 92 Ferree S. PR351 104 Escames-Rosa G. PR080, PR081 62, 62 Ferreira C. PC038, PC081, PC086, P 94, 99, 100, Eskesen T.G. O033, PR141 32, 69, C095, PR047 115, 58 Espert Ibáñez J.J. PR075 61 Ferreira E. PC063 97 Esteves A. PC081, PC086 99, 100 Ferreira M. PC099 115 Esteves J. PC154 121 Ferreira M.M. PC013 92 Estraviz-Mateos B. PC120 118 Ferreira M.S. PC021 92 Etoundi Mballa G.A. O061, PR148 41, 70 Ferreira P.S. PC009, PC073 91, 98 Etxart Lopetegi A. PR075 61 Ferrero E. PC028, PC029, PC030, 93, 94, 94, Euthymiou G. PR029, PR300 56, 87 PC033, PC092, PR046, 94, 94, 114, Eythymiou G. PC006 91 PR184 74 Ezra S. PR061 60 Ferrero Recasens J. PC194, PR356, 126, 104, PR398, PR445 109, 114 Fadden E. PR088 63 Ferrigni C. PC043 95 Fadden S.J. PR309 88 Filip A. PC161 122 Fagenholz P.J. O089, PR141 51, 69 Filipov A. PR136 68 Fakler J.K.M. PR007, PR277, PR335 53, 79, 102 Filipovic G. PC016 92 Falcó J. PC046, PC061 95, 97 Findlay C.A. PR159 71 Falkenberg M. PR138 68 Finkbeiner R. PR293, PR296 87, 87 Farazi-Chongouki C. PC011, PC152 91, 121 Fischer H. PR235 80 Farhat H.M. PC075 99 Fischinger A. PC025, PC175, PR247 93, 124, 82 Farré R. PC054, PC145 96, 120 Fleming C.D. O050, PR216 35, 78 Fattori L. PR037, PR087, 57, 63, PR094, PR097 64, 64 Fletcher Sanfeliu D. PR085, PC098 63, 115 Faulconer E.R. PR217 78 Flores Cortes M. PR064 60 Fazendin J. O021 28 Foco M. O092, PR063 51, 60 Felicio C. PC069, PR270 98, 84 Follet L. PR186 74 Ferguson J. PR301 88 Fonseca A. PC013 92 Feria González A. PR155 71 Forman M. PR350 103 Fernandes P. PC069 98 Forsman D. PR209 77 Fernandes S. PC001 90 Foss N.B. O036 32 Fernandez Alvarez M. PR208, PR371 77, 106 Fragkeskakis G. PR400 109 Fernandez M. PR269 84 Fragoso M. PR006 53 Fernandez Martinez M. PR268 84 Fraguero M.-J.P. PR095 64 Fernandez Vazquez M.L. PR268 84 Fraile Alonso I. PC066, PC119 98, 118

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Fraile J.J. PR078 62 Garcia Perez J.M. PR171 73 Frank B. PR303 88 Garcia Sevilla A. O064, PR155 41, 71 Frank J. O069, PR430 46, 112 Garcia-Granero A. PC098, PR085 115, 63 Fransvea P. O071, PC104, PR014, 46, 116, 54, Garcia-Leon N. PR250 82 PR017, PR310 55, 89 Garciafilia Cabrera L. O063, O077 41, 46 Frasson M. PC098, PR085 115, 63 Garcià Juarraz C. PR165 72 Frattini C. PC027, PC040, PC053 93, 95, 96 Garcés-Albir M. PR072, PR323 61, 90 Freiman T. PR009 54 García A.F. PR292, PR299, PR306 87, 87, 88 Freschi M. PC082, PC107 99, 116 García Fuentes C. PR165, PR175 72, 73 Frezza B. O071 46 García L. PR354 104 Friemert B. PR264A 84 GarcíaOlmo D. PR075, PR077 61, 61 Frima H. PR334, PR395, 101, 108, García Salcedo J.A. PC026 93 PR399, PR407, 109, 110, García Sáez I. O078 46 PR416 111 García Ureña M.A. PR075 61 Frolke J.P. O025 29 García VillarO. PC028, PC029, PC030, 93, 94, 94, Fu C.-Y. PR366 105 PC033, PC092, PR035, PR046 94, 57, 58 Fujita M. PC162 122 García-Fernández N. PR065, PR074 60, 61 Fukui T. PR331 101 García-Moncó C. PR353 104 Funabiki T. PR220 78 García-Moreno Nisa F. PR075 61 Furrer M. PR334 101 García-Rivera C. PR158 71 Furtado I. PC051 96 Garlito Díaz H. PC164 122 Furuya S. PR130 68 Garrigue D.H. PR211 77 Futamura K. O008, PR388, PR404 21,101,109 Gaspar B. PR287 86 Gagauz I. PR068 60 Gattuso M.I. PR094 64 Gajski V. PC172 123 Gaudric J. O054 37 Gakidis I. PR289 86 Gavilanes Calvo C. PC135A 119 Galbete A. PR012, PR023 54,55 Gavrankapetanovic I. PR200 76 Gallardo J. PR353 104 Gavril L. PR055 59 Gallego-Vila Á. PR095, PR098 64, 64 Geeraedts L. O042, PR144, PR164 35, 69, 72 Galo T. PR110, PR124 65, 67 Gefen A. PR061 60 Galvagno S.M. PR314 89 Gehweiler D. O085 49 Galvanin J. PC139 120 Georgescu E.F. PR079 62 Galvez A. O021 28 Georgiadis G. PC181 124 Gamero Huamán J.C. PC159, PR027, 122, 56, Georgis P.A. PR289 86 PR028, PR051 56, 58 Gerogiannis I. PC122, PR057 118, 59 Gamo C. PC024B, PC048, PC064A 93, 96, 97 Ghahramani Z. PR174 73 Gamundi Cuesta M.B. PR091 63 Ghanaati S. PR058 59 Ganescu R. PR287 86 Gheju I. PR287 86 Garcia A.F. O013, PC002, PC042 25, 91, 95 Gheorghevici T.S. PC192, PR375 125, 106 Garcia Gregorio N. PC098 115 Ghita L. PC068 98 Garcia H. PC151 121 Gianchandani Moorjani R. PR163 72 Garcia Hernandez J.C. PC195 126 Giannakaki K. PC181 124 Garcia Lamas L. PR445 114 Giannakopoulos D. PC115, PC123, 117, 118, GarciaOlmo D. PC043 95 PR320 90

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Giannakopoulos G. O042, PR164 35, 72 Gorelik A.L. PR039, PR103, PR104, 57, 65, 65, Giannakopoulos G.F. PR240 81 PR119, PR122, 66, 67, PR133, PR298 68, 87 Gianotti L.V. PR037, PR087, 57, 63, PR094, PR097 64, 64 Goslings J.C. O027, O080 29, 48 Gichuki S.M. PR189 75 Gracia Roman R. O049 35 Giesbrecht G. PR204 76 Gradica F. PR318, PR321 89, 90 Gil Rodriguez J. O077 46 Grand B. PC106 116 Girshausen R. PR162 71 Grande-Posa L. PR078, PR089, 62, 63, PR095, PR098 64, 64 Givon A. PR142 69 Granel F..J. PC051 96 Gkanas P. PC006, PR029, PR300 91, 56, 87 Grao Torrente I. PR370 106 Gkegkes I. PC122 118 Grechenig P. PR418 111 Gkrilias P. PR134 68 Groenwold R. O025 29 Glagolieva A. PC111, PC155 117, 121 Groenwold R.H.H. PR339 102 Gleiss A. PR329 101 Grosso E. PR262, PR333 83, 101 Goena Iglesias I.M. PR075 61 Grosu A.M. O043, PR383, 34, 107, Goganau A.M. PR079 62 PR443 114 Goikoetxea A. O076, PR012, 46, 54, Grunert R. O087 49 PR023, PR093 55, 64 Gràcia R. PC046, PC061 95, 97 Goldenberg-Sandau A. PR303 88 Guerrini J. O017, PC103, 25, 116, Golikov D.E. PR039, PR119, 57, 66, PC139, PR036, PR243 120, 57, 81 PR133, PR298 68, 87 Gui D. O092, PR063, PR319 51, 60, 90 Gombár C. PR402 109 Guillamot P. PC051 96 Gomes C. PC081 99 Guimarães N. PC013 92 Gomes F.S. PR401, PR439 109, 113 Guixà-Gener M. PR250 82 Gomes J.A. PR425 111 Gulle H. PR301 88 Gondert M. PR261 83 Gultekin S.S. PR056 59 Gonzalez A. PC024B, PC048, PC064A 93, 96, 97 Gumaa D. PR062 60 Gonzalez Argente F.X. PR091, PR171, 63, 73, PR317 89 Gupta S. PR003, PR314 53, 89 Gonzalez De Pedro C. PC084 100 Gurghis R. PR068, PR308 60, 88 Gonzalez J.T. PR064, PR434 60, 113 Gurney J.M. PR253 82 Gonzàles Lòpez A. PR165 72 Gutierrez Andreu M. PC026, PC028, 93, 93, PC029, PC030, PC033, 94, 94, 94, González Gómez C. PR075 61 PC092, PR035, PR046, 114, 57, 58, González S. PC059 97 PR173, PR184 73, 74 González Valverde F.M. PR075 61 Guzmán-Ahumada J. PR095 64 González-Argenté F.J. PR060 59 Gámez P. PC026 93 González-Tartière P. PR376 106 Gárgyán I. PR245, PR256 82, 83 Gonçalves I. PC063 97 Gómez De La Portilla A. PR075 61 Gonçalves M. PC067 98 Gómez Pérez R. PR075 61 Goormans F. PC173 123 Gómez-Bravo M.Á. PR158 71 Goos J. PC188 125 Görig T. O056, PR224, PR259, 38, 79, 83, Goparaju A. PC017, PC105, PC113 92,116, 117 PR263 83 Gordini G. PC027 93 Güell Farre M. PC145 120 Güell M. PC054 96

151 Authors Index

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Gümbel D. O055, O056, O058, 38, 38, 38, Heng M. PR338 102 PR224, PR241, PR254, 79, 81, 83, Hennig F.F. O023, PR198, 29, 76, PR259, PR263, 83, 83, PR293, PR296 87, 87 PR264, PR421 84, 111 Henning E. O056, PR224, PR259, 38, 79, 83, Güsgen C. O095, PR312 52, 89 PR263, PR264 83, 84 Ha S.C. O094 51 Henrich D. O069, PR058 46, 59 Haak T. O031 31 Henriques C. PR238 81 Haase D.J. PR314 89 Herijgers P. O083 49 Hackl M. PR429 112 Hermans E. O006 21 Hagan N. O074 46 Hernandez Gutierrez J. PC119 118 Hagiwara T. PR221 79 Hernandez Merlo F. PC076 99 Hajdu S. PR329 101 Hernando Sanz A. O076 46 Hallal A. O018, PC075, PR050 25, 99, 58 Hernández Gutiérrez J. PC066 98 Haltmeier T. O032, PR020, PR030 32, 55, 56 Herrera J. O076, PR012, PR023 46, 54, 55 Hamming J.F. PR213 77 Herrera-Vizcaíno C. PR058 59 Han K. O089 51 Herrmann V. O082 49 Handolin L. PR138, PR147, PR177 68, 70, 73 Hershko D. PR248 82 Hanu A.-L. PC083, PC134 99,119 Herteleer M. O083, PC173, PR161 49, 123, 71 Hara H. PC047, PR206, PR304 96, 76, 88 Hesselink L. O038, O040 32, 32 Harada S. PR391 108 Hettiarachchi N. PR088 63 Harcuba R. O082 49 Heyde C.-E. O026, PR335 29, 102 Hartel M.J. O007, PR367 21, 105 Hietbrink F. O025, O038, O040, 29, 32, 32, Hartwell J. PR303 88 PR223, PR313, PR338, 79, 89, 102, Harvin J. PR303 88 PR339, PR351 102, 104 Hasadia R. PR142 69 Hildebrand F. PR115, PR162 66, 71 Hasara R. PC022 92 Hilário S. PC063 97 Hatz B.A. PR416 111 Hirani N. PR191 75 Haupt S. PC166 123 Hirose T. PR153, PR220 70, 78 Haverkamp F. PR204, PR242 76, 81 Hirschmann M. PR198 76 Haverkort J.J.M. PR313 89 Hishikawa S. O045 35 Haverkort M. PR230 80 Hjortnaes J. PR222 79 Headon R. PR403 109 Hoareau G. PR217 78 Hebron D. PR138 68 Hodel S. PR442 113 Hedeman Joosten P.P.A. O046 35 Hoefer I. O038 32 Heeres M. O038 32 Hoekstra H. PR161 71 Hefny A.F. PC147, PR325 121, 90 Hoencamp R. O046, O051, PC024A, 35, 37, 93, PC169, PC178, 123, 124, Heimel P. O081 48 PR213, PR219, PR435 77, 78, 113 Heineman E. PR151, PR372 70, 106 Hohenberger G. PR415, PR418, 110, 111, Hekman E.E.G. O088 49 PR429 112 Helfrich F. O050, O075 35, 46 Hohmann T. O087, PR335A 49, 102 Hellebrekers P. O038, O040 32, 32 Holena D.N. PR156 71 Heller G. PC166 123 Holmgren K. PR226 79 Heller H. PR144 69 Heneghan H.M. PC094, PR229 115, 80

152 Authors Index

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Holub A. PC035, PC050, PC144, 94, 96, 120, Ingeman A. O068 42 PC182, PC184, 124, 124, Íñigo J.J. PR093 64 PC185, PC186, 125, 125, Inokuchi K. PR330 101 PC191, PC197, 125, 126, PC199 126 Inoue J. O044 35 Holzgang M. PR030 56 Intxaurraga K. PC120 118 Honan D.M. O050A 35 Inui T. O002, PR330 21, 101 Hondo K. PR032, PR231, 56, 80, Ioannidi L.-E. PC181 124 PR271, PR273 84, 85 Iordanou C. PC011, PC152 91, 121 Hoogendoorn J.M. PR339 102 Iorga C. PR076 61 Horchinova E. PR096 64 Iorga C.R. PR076 Hornez E. O054, PC106, 37, 116, Ira D. PR437 113 PR227, PR260 79, 83 Irizarry E. PC005, PC017, PC133 91, 92, 119 Horodyskyy M.I. PR360 104 Irungu E. PR189 75 Horst K. PR115, PR162 66, 71 Isabel Grifo Albalat I. PR075 61 Houwert R.M. O025, PR223, 29, 79, Ishida K. PR220 78 PR339, PR340, 102, 102, PR351, PR395, 104, 108, Ishida T. PR138, PR220 68, 78 PR399, PR407 109, 110 Ishii W. PR215 78 Hristov H. PC187 125 Isla A. O014 25 Hsia C.-C. PR366 105 Ito K. PR120, PR373 67, 106 Hu P. PR314 89 Ito T. PC012 91 Huang Y. PR156 71 Ivakhov G. PR038 57 Hughes B. PR403 109 Ivanoschi A. PC083, PC134 99, 119 Huisman A. O038 32 Ivantsova A. PR111 66 Huizing F. PR358 104 Ivchenko D. O029, PR004 29, 53 Huizinga E.P. O051 37 Ivković K. PR110, PR124 65, 67 Hulsewé K.W.E. PR275, PR282 85, 86 Iwakura T. PR327, PR331, 101, 101, Humenberger M. O081, PR329 48, 101 PR389 108 Hung Y.L. O090 51 Iwami T. PR130 68 Hustinx P.A. PR275 85 Izawa J. PR153 70 Hyder A. PR123, PR191 67, 75 Izawa Y. O045, PR194 35, 75 Hyun S.Y. PC078, PR284 99, 86 Jacobs L. O042 35 Höch A. O087, PR335A, 49, 102, Jagdish J. PR325 90 PR426A 112 Jakopec M. PC010 91 Hörer T.M. O041, O046, PR138, 34, 35, 68, Jang J.Y. PR381 107 PR209, PR213 77, 77 Janko M. PR430 112 Ibañez Aguirre F.J. PC064, PC120 97, 118 Jansson K. PR209 77 Ibáñez-Aguirre F.J. PR073 61 Jarvers J.-S. O026, PR335 29, 102 Idenburg F.J. O051 37 Jasper J. PC169, PC178 123, 124 Idoguchi K. PR138, PR220 68, 78 Jenny K. PR361 105 Iiduka R. PC041, PR215 95, 78 Jensen K.O. PR157, PR267 71, 84 Ijpma F.F.A. PR372, PR406 106, 109 Jeon Y.B. PC078, PR284 99, 86 Ilie A.C. PR346 103 Jeong I. PR294 87 Inaba K. O024, O032, O045 29, 32, 35 Jiamton C. PR364 105 Ingelsrud L.H. O036 32

153 Authors Index

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Jimenez Alvarez L. PC076 99 Kalff J.C. O095 52 Jimenez Diaz V. PR445 114 Kamer L. O022, O085 29, 49 Jimenez Morillas P. PR091, PR171 63, 73 Kamimura M. PR382, PR396, PR432 107, 108, JimenezOlmo F.J. PC032 94 112 Jimenez Viñas C. PR171 73 Kampouroglou N. PC037 94 Jiménez Armenteros F.M. PC091A, 100, Kanda N. PC201 126 PC097, PC112A, 115, 117, Kanezaki S. PR195, PR362, PR378 75, 105, 106 PC112B, PC148A 117, 119 Kang W. PC045, PC055, PC080 95, 96, 99 Jiménez Fuertes M. PC043, PR075, 95, 61, Kapustin S. PR004 53 PR077 61 Karamanidi M. PC011, PC085, PC152 91, 100, 121 Jiménez L.Á. PC051 96 Karamanos D. PR045, PR214 58, 78 Jiménez Moragas J.M. O078 46 Karaseva O.V. PR039, PR066, PR096, 57, 60, 64, Jiménez Morillas P. PR075 61 PR103, PR104, PR119, 65, 65, 66, Jiménez Rodríguez R.M. PR075 61 PR122, PR133, 67, 68, Jiménez V. PR354 104 PR281, PR298 86, 87 Jiménez-Ramírez A. PR060 59 Karimi E. PR345 103 Jo Y. PC045, PC055, PC080 95, 96, 99 Kasotakis G. O068A 42 Johnson E.D. PR187, PR203 74, 76 Kastberg A. PR138 68 Johnson M.A. PR217 78 Kastner P. PR202 76 Jones C. PR309 88 Katayama Y. PR153 70 Jonkers I. O083 49 Kato R. PR120, PR373 67, 106 Jonuzaj E. PR318, PR321 89, 90 Kato S. PR059, PR185, PR272 59, 74, 85 Joo I.H. PR348 103 Katoh N. PR391 108 Joo S. PC078, PR284 99, 86 Katsaros K. PR029, PR300 56, 87 Joosse P. PR347, PR412 103, 110 Katsichtis T. PC005, PC017, PC031, 91, 92, 94, PC110, PC133 117, 119 Joshi A. PR249, PR419 82, 111 Kattakayam A. PR099 64 Josten C. O026, O087, PR007, 29, 49, 53, PR277, PR335, 85, 102, Katz V. PC017, PC113 92, 117 PR335A, PR426A 102, 112 Katzengold R. PR061 60 Jover Navalón J.M. PR075 61 Kaufman E.J. PR156 71 Juillard C. O061, PR128, PR148 41, 67, 70 Kawakubo A. PR357 104 Jukema G.N. PR417 111 Kawamura T. PC200, PR357, 126, 104, Jurado Marchena R. PC077 99 PR408, PR426 110, 112 Jurčević I. PC172 123 Kawano H. PR330, PR394, 101, 108, PR405 109 Jønsson L.R. O036 32 Kawashima S. PR059, PR272 59, 85 Kaafarani H. O089, PR141, PR237 51, 69, 81 Kayser Mata S. O063 41 Kabir U. O096 52 Kayser S. PR049 58 Kaewsaengrueang K. PR188 74 Keel M. O009 21 Kahn T. PR335 102 Kehler M. O030 31 Kaiser J. O079 48 Keizer J. O031, PC165, 31, 123, Kaji M. PR032 56 PC188, PC190, 125, 125, Kaku T. PR431 112 PC196, PR340, 126, 102, Kalayci M.U. O015 25 PR399, PR424, 109, 111, Kaldis V. PC115, PC123, PR320 117, 118, 90 PR436 113

154 Authors Index

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Kellett S. PR196 75 Koch S. PC100 115 Kelley K. PR303 88 Koenderman L. O038, O040 32, 32 Kermanpour H. PR345 103 Koguchi H. PC047 96 Kessel B. PR138, PR142 68, 69 Koh C.-C. O094 51 Kettner S. PR329 101 Kolodziej J. PC172 123 Khan M. O032 32 Koltovich A. O029, PR004 29, 53 Kharitonova A. PR122 67 Kon Y. PR138, PR220 68, 78 Khor D. O024 29 Kon Z.N. PR003 53 Khuri S. PR290 86 Kondo H. PR220 78 Kigongo S. PC113 117 Konecny J. PC022, PR295 92, 87 Kiguchi T. PR153 70 Kongkaewpaisan N. O089, PR237 51, 81 Kikić D. PC172 123 Kongwibulwut M. O089 51 Kim D. PR294 87 Konrad C. PR008 54 Kim G. PR294 87 Konstantara F. PR289 86 Kim J. PC045, PC055, PC080 95, 96, 99 Konstantiniuk P. PR415 110 Kim J.J. PR348, PR363 103, 105 Konstantoudakis G. PC006, PR029, 91, 56, Kim J.W. PR348, PR363 103, 105 PR300 87 Kim M.J. PR374 106 Konstas A. PC160 122 Kim S.J. PC078, PR284 99, 86 Kontradowitz K. PR058 59 Kincses Z. PR127 67 Kootstra J.J. O088 49 Kindler C. PR209 77 Kootstra T. PR340, PR448 102, 114 King D. O089 51 Kopač C. PR332 101 Kishimoto M. PR449 114 Korac Z. O028 29 Kisilak M. PR411 110 Kordež D. PR247 82 Kita T. PC176 124 Kos J. PC163 122 Kitada S. PR328, PR447 101, 114 Kostic I. O005, PR344 21, 103 Kitamura T. PR130, PR153 68, 70 Kostikova T. PR126, PR135 67, 68 Kitano T. PR185 74 Kotakos C. PR024 55 Kitridis D. PC160 122 Kourtzis D. PR400 109 Kiyohara K. PR153 70 Kovalenko M. PR011, PR122 54, 67 Kiyono M. PR169, PR342, 72, 103, Košir S. PR247 82 PR355, PR380, 104, 107, Kraeima J. PR406 109 PR384, PR390 107, 108 Kramer W.L.M. PR129 67 Kjaer I. PR360 104 Krasniqi G. PC066 98 Kjossev K. O059 38 Krassnig R. PR415, PR418 110, 111 Klapsakis D. PC160 122 Krijnen P. PR358 104 Kleinveld S. PR358 104 Krinner S. O023, PR198, 29, 76, Klem T. PR326 101 PR293, PR296 87, 87 Klocker J. O057 38 Kristan A. PC010 91 Klokočovnik T. PC004 91 Kristensen M.T. O036, O068 32, 42 Kluger Y. PR290 86 Krticka M. O079, PR437 48, 113 Knulst R. PC100 115 Kubota T. PC112 117 Ko S. PR336, PR337 102, 102 Kucejko R. O072 46 Kobabayashi Y. PC130 119 Kuchling S. PR418 111

155 Authors Index

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Kuijper M. PR326 101 Lee J.S. PR363 105 Kujirai D. PR194 75 Lee S.H. PR374 106 Kunitatsu K. PR059, PR272 59, 85 Lee S.Y. PR328, PR331, 101, 101, Kuorikoski J. PR147, PR177 70, 73 PR389 108 Kurata Y. O002 21 Leenen L.P.H. O025, O038, O040, 29, 32, 32, PR129, PR176, PR222, 67, 73, 79, Kurihara H. O017, PC103, 25, 116, PR223, PR230, PR313, 79, 80, 89, PC139, PR036, PR243 120, 57, 81 PR338, PR339, 102, 102, Kuroda R. PR331, PR389 101, 108 PR351 104 Kurosa Y. PR431 112 Leenhouts P.A. O080 48 Kusý D. PR350 103 Lefering R. PR115, PR198, PR296 66, 76, 87 Kószó B. PR245 82 Leijnen M. PR386 107 Křivohlávek M. O082 49 Leirinha M. PR425 111 La Greca A. O092, PR063, PR319 51,63, 90 Leli R. PR086, PR090 63, 63 Lage J.C. PC038, PC095, PR047 94, 115, 58 Lenk M. O087 49 Lages R.R. PC154 121 Leon Baltasar J.L. PR365 105 Lal D.P.C.K.A. PR113 66 Levin A. PC016 92 Lalić I. PR444, PR446 114, 114 Liao C.-A. PR286 86 Lameijer C.M. PR409 110 Liao C.-H. PR366 105 Lan T.-Y. PR118 66 Liao P.F. PC174 124 LandaluceOlavarría A. PR075 61 Lichtveld R.A. PR176, PR222 73, 79 Landaluce-Olavarria A. PC064, 97, 118, Liew Y.K. PR143 69 PC120, PR073 61 Lim K.X. PR106 65 Langat E. PR189 75 Lin H.-F. O012 25 Langenbach A. O023, PR198, PR293, 29, 76, 87, Lin H.F. PC049 96 PR296, PR421 87, 111 Linacero Martín S. PR075 61 Lansink K. O006, O060, PR339 21, 41, 102 Lingam P. PC129 119 Lara Fernández Y. PR043, PR051, 57, 58, PR092 64 Lingsma H. PR183, PR228, PR369 74, 80, 105 Lara Palmero C. PC172A 123 Link B.-C. PR235, PR364, PR442 80, 105, 113 Laroye C. PR211 77 Linton K.N. PR377, PR403 106, 109 Larsen P. PR360 104 Lintzeris I. PR031 56 Larzon T. PR138 68 Liotta G. PR310 89 Latifi R. O039, PR149 32, 70 Llaquet Bayo H. O049, PR140 35, 69 Laureano M. PC063 97 Llompart-Pou J.A. O078 46 Lavado C. PC069, PR270 98, 84 Lobo Gonçalves I.M.F.D. PC076 99 Lavanchy J.L. PR030 56 Lodoli C. O092, PR063, PR319 51, 60, 90 Lawler J. O096 52 Loggers S. PR347 103 Lazar M.C. PR079 62 Logrado A. PC114, PC156 117, 122 Lazaridis I. PR045, PR214 58, 78 Lokerman R.D. PR176 73 Le T.D. PR253 82 Long K. PR132 68 Lecky F. PR183, PR228 74, 80 Longras A.C. PC090 100 Lee C.-H. PR118 66 Lopez De Heredia Armentia E. PR075 61 Lee J. PR284 86 Lopez L. PR341 102 Lee J.M. O089 51 Lopez Perez J. PR043 57

156 Authors Index

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Lopez Ruiz J.A. PC140, PC142, 120, 120, Magdalena López J.C. PR075 61 PC158, PR025, PR028, 122, 55, 56, Magrach Barcenilla L.A. PR075 61 PR043, PR044, PR051, 57, 58, 58, Mahendraraj K. PC005, PC017, PC113 91, 92, 117 PR092, PR322 64, 90 Maher Z. PR303 88 Lopez-Mozos F. PR072, PR323 61, 90 Mahmood I. O098, PR279 52, 85 Lorenz P. PR267 84 Mahmoudi Nezhad G.S. PR302 88 Loureiro R. PC018, PC062, PC109 92, 97, 116 Maier M. PR418 111 Lourenco R. PC008, PC090 91, 100 Maio M. PC167, PC171, 123, 123, Lucena González M.J. PC066 98 PR179, PR343 73, 103 Lueders M.E. PC005, PC031, PC133 91, 94, 119 Makovec G. PR332 101 Luengo Alonso G. PC168, PC194, 123, 126, Maksymiak R. PR435 113 PR356, PR365, 104, 105, PR445 114 Malaquias J. PR270 84 Luna Aufroy A. PC046, PC061 95, 97 Malgras B. O054 37 Lunevicius R. PR137, PR182 68, 74 Malik H. PR099 64 Lupescu D. O043 34 Malik S. PR123 67 LupescuO. O043, PR205, PR383, 34, 76, 107, Maliko N. PR435 113 PR414, PR441, 110, 113, Malo Corral J.S. PC066 98 PR443 114 Malovrh T. PC175 124 Lupiani Moreno R. PC032, PC149 94, 121 Mammano E. PC007 91 Lusilla López A. O064, PC132, PR155, 41, 119, 71, Manchev V. PR138 68 PR163, PR269 72, 84 Mancuso R. PC104, PR014, PR310 116, 54, 89 Lustenberger T. PR009, PR167 54, 72 Manea M.L. PR079 62 López Dorado D. PC164 122 Manley N. PR303 88 López Durán B.L. PC140, PC158, 120, 122, PR026, PR044 56, 58 Manning J. PR138 68 López Pérez J. PC142, PC158, 120, 122, Manon J. PR349 103 PC159, PR026, 122, 56, Mansilla-Rosello A. PC059, PR080, 97, 62, PR027, PR028, 56, 56, PR081 62 PR044, PR051, PR092 58, 58, 64 Mantelas M. PR045, PR214 58, 78 López Ruíz J.A. PC159, PR026, PR027 56 Manu N. PR166, PR309 72, 88 López Sánchez J. PC150 121 Manzano R. PR292, PR299 87, 86 Ma D.S. PC078, PR284 99, 86 Manzhurtsev A. O035, O037, PR102, 32, 32, 65, Maas M. O080 48 PR105, PR111, PR112, 65, 66, 66, Maayen R.C.L.A. PC100, PR386 115, 107 PR116, PR281 66, 86 Machado L. PC137 120 Marante Fuertes J. PC035, PC050, 94, 96, PC144, PC182, 120, 124, Macleod J. PR189 75 PC184, PC185, 124, 125, Madan V. PR438 113 PC186, PC191, 125, 125, Madani R. PC070, PC074 98, 99 PC197, PC199 126, 126 Madrazo Z. PR075 61 Marante Fuertes J.A. PC144, 120, 125, PC185, PC199 126 Madrid B. PC034 94 Marco López I.M. PC135A 119 Madurska M.J. PR138 68 Marconi M. PC082, PC107 99, 116 Magalhaes A. PC102 115 Marenco De La Cuadra B. PR025, 55, Magalhães A. PC090 100 PR027, PR028, 56, 56, Magalhães M. PC101 115 PR322 90 Magalini S. O092, PR063, PR319 51, 60, 90

157 Authors Index

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Margallo E.P. PC140, PC159, 120, 122, Masek M. PR437 113 PR026, PR027, PR028, 56, 56, 56, Mashar R.P. PC136 120 PR044, PR092 58, 64 Mashbari H. PR303 88 Marian R. PC068, PR101 98, 64 Mason J. PR088 63 Marini C.P. O034 32 Massa G. O071, PR017 46, 55 Marini P. PC104, PR014, 116, 54, Massalis I. PC006, PR029, PR300 91, 56, 87 PR017, PR310 55, 89 Massani M. PR307, PR324 88, 90 Markovtsova A.V. PR181, PR203 74, 76 Masuda A. PC176 124 Marone M. PC057 97 Maszkowski M. PR138 68 Marosán P. PR127 67 Mata Sancho F. PR075 61 Marques A. PC062, PC109 97, 116 Matamalas A. PR376 106 Marques C.N. PC036, PR193 94, 75 Mateo J. O076, PR012 46, 54 Marques R. PC081, PC086 99, 100 Mateo Retuerta J. PC128, PR093 119, 64 Marquez Ambite J.C. PC164 122 Matev N. PC147 121 Marte G. PR307, PR324 88, 90 Mathew A.M. PC116 117 Martelo R.M. PC036, PR193 94, 75 Mato T. O045 35 Marti R. PC194, PR131 126, 68 Matos A. PC013, PR238 92, 81 Martin E. PR075 61 Matsuda M. PR276 85 Martin J. PC136 120 Matsuhima K. PR231 80 Martin Martin G.P. PR317 89 Matsui K. PR330 101 Martin Roman L. O077, PR049, PR268 46, 58, 84 Matsumoto J. PR138, PR220 68, 78 Martinez E. PC034 94 Matsumura Y. PR138, PR218, PR220 68, 78, 78 Martínez Casas I. PC091A, PC112B, 100, 117, PC148A 119 Matsushima K. O024, O045 29, 35 Martinez Lopez F. PR232, PR379 80, 106 Matsushima S. PR120, PR373 67, 106 Martinez Moreno C.M. O063, PR049 41, 58 Matsushita T. PR391, PR394 108, 108 Martinez Soriano F. PR085 63 Matsuura T. PC200, PR408 126, 110 Martins A.P. PC067 98 Matsuyama T. PR153 70 Martins C. PC056, PR425 97, 111 Mattara G. PC007 91 Martins M. PC008, PC154 91, 121 Matzaroglou C. PR134 68 Martins P. PC143 120 Matzi V. PR415 110 Martins R. PC151 121 Maure Blesa L. PR165 72 Marttala J. PR138 68 May C. O009 21 Martí-Obiol R. PR072 61 Mayr W. O081 48 Martínez Cabañero J. PR190, PR379 75, 106 Mazzucchelli R.A. PC189 125 Martínez Cecilia D. PC066 98 Mccracken B. O021, O072 28, 46 Martínez Núñez S. PR064 60 Mcfall M. O067 42 Martínez-Nuñez S. PR034 56 Mcgreevy D. PR138 68 Martínez-Solà A. PR098 64 Mcphee D. PC105, PC110 116, 117 Maruo A. PR382, PR396, 107, 108, Medina C. PR160 71 PR432 112 Medina E. PR181 74 Marzi F. PR319 90 Medina Reinoso C. PC076 99 Marzi I. O069, PR009, PR058, 46, 54, 59, Medinskiy P. PR121 67 PR167, PR234, PR430 72, 80, 112 Medrano G. PC005, PC017, PC110 91, 92, 117 Marçal A. PC095 115

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Meesters A.M.L. PR406 109 Milenkovic S. O005, PR344 21, 103 Meesters B. PR275 85 Miletic M. O028 29 Mehmood A. PR123, PR191 67,75 Mimura Y. PR408 110 Mei S. O017, PC103, 25, 116, Minehara H. PC200, PR408 126, 110 PC139, PR036, PR243 120, 57, 81 Mingler B. O081 48 Meier S.L. PR234 80 Minguez Garcia J. PC076 99 Mel'Nikov A.V. PR104 65 Minguez J. PC051 96 Melnikov I. O035, PR105, 32, 65, Miranda C. PC001, PC024B, PC064A 90, 93, 97 PR108, PR116, PR126 65, 66, 67 Misra N. O019A, O067, PR088, 79, 42, 63, Melo A. PC038, PC081, PC086, 94, 99, 100, PR099, PR137, PR159, 64, 68, 71, PC095, PR047 115, 58 PR182, PR309 74, 88 Melo F. PC013 92 Misselyn D. PR392 108 Membrilla-Fernández E. PR078, 62, Mitish V. PR121 67 PR089, PR095, PR098 63, 64, 64 Mitkovic M.B. O005, PR344 21, 103 Memè L. PR413 110 Mitkovic M.M. O005, PR344 21, 103 Menaker J. PR003 53 Mitrakos I. PR320 90 Mendes A. PR280 85 Miya H. PR382, PR396, 107, 108, Mendoza A. O089 51 PR432 112 Mendoza F. PC051 96 Miyake T. PC201 126 Mendoza Moreno F. PC076 99 Miyamoto W. PR394, PR405 108, 109 Menegozzo C.A.M. PR315, PR316 89, 89 Miyazaki M. PR362 105 Meneses Pardo J.C. PC026 93 Mizobata Y. PR221 79 Menne A.R. PR314 89 Moayad W. PR152 70 Menshchikov P. O035, O037, 32, 32, Mochizuki Y. PR169, PR380, 72, 107, PR102, PR105, PR111, 65, 65, 66, PR384, PR390 107, 108 PR112, PR116, PR281 66, 66, 86 Modet S.G. PC024C, PC024D, 93, 93, Menè R. PC103, PR036 116, 57 PC024E, PC102A, 93, 115, Merschin D. O055, O058, 38, 38, PC102B, PC172A 116, 123 PR241, PR254, 81, 83, Mogollón M. PC059 97 PR359, PR421 104, 111 Mohammed M. O068A 42 Mesquita C.A.G.C. PC052 96 Mohseni S. O003, O066 21, 41 Metsemakers W.-J. PC173 123 Molina Díaz I. O078 46 Metzger J. PR235 80 Molina J. PR082 62 Mica L. PR157, PR267 71, 84 Mollazehi M. PR191 75 Michelitsch C. PR334, PR395 101, 108 Monchal T. PR260 83 Michlovska L. O079 48 Monforte X. PR301 88 Michos P.T. PR289 86 Montejo González J.C. PR165, PR175 72, 73 Michos T.P. PR289 86 Montmany Vioque S. O049, PC046, 35, 95, Mici A. PC070 98 PC061, PR140 97, 69 Micic I. O005, PR344 21, 103 Montuori M. PR037, PR094, PR097 57, 64, 64 Micu N. PR265 84 Montón S. PC015, PC058, PC128 92, 97, 119 Migliori E. PC007 91 Moody N. PR154 70 Mihailescu A. PR048 58 Moore E.E. O030, O050, O052, 31, 35, 37, Mihopoulou K. PC011 91 O070, O075, 46, 46, Mikhailovskaya E.M. PR218 78 PR006, PR216 53, 78

159 Authors Index

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Moore H.B. O050, O070, O075 35, 46, 46 Muneer M. PR385 107 Moori P.L. PR309 88 Munevar H.E. O013, PC002, PC042 25, 91, 95 Morais H. PC013 92 Muntaner N. PR060 59 Morais J. PC036, PR193 94, 75 Muraoka T. PR440 113 Morales Bernaldo De Quirós J. PC108, 116, Murata K. PC047, PR206, PR304 96, 76, 88 PR021 55 Muratsu H. PR382, PR396, 107, 108, Morales Calderon M. PC034 94 PR432 112 Morales D. O073, PR015, PR016, 46, 54, 54, Murthi S.B. PR314 89 PR019, PR266 55, 84 Mustafa F. O098 52 Morales García D. PR018 55 Mutafchiyski V. O059 38 Morales Soriano R. PR171 73 Muthee S.W. PR189 75 Morales-Garcia D. PR208, PR371 77, 106 Muñiz Tolivia D. PC195 126 Morales-Soriano R. PR060 59 Muñoz Bellvís L. PC150 121 Moreira H. PC081, PC086 99, 100 Muñoz Garcia G. PC177, PC183 124, 124 Moreira R. PC154 121 Muñoz Jimenez B. PC066, PC119 98, 118 Moreno Bargueiras A. PR046, PR184 58, 74 Mácsai A. PR256 83 Moreno Hidalgo A. PC108, PR370 116, 106 Méndez Gómez B. PC148 121 Moreno Torres B. PC119 118 Mónica I. PC013 92 Moreno-Suero F. PC084 100 Nagea M. O043, PR205, 34, 76, Morgado M. PC089, PC091 100, 100 PR383, PR414, 107, 110, Mori K. PR391 108 PR441, PR443 113, 114 Mori S. PC020, PR032, PR236 92, 56, 81 Nagy A. PR402 109 Morishita K. PR032, PR231, 56, 80, Nagy S. PR127 67 PR271, PR273 84, 85 Nair M. PC124 118 Moritz C. PC106, PR260 116, 83 Naja K. O018 25 Moriya M. PC130 119 Nakagawa Y. PR153 70 Morlán López M.Á. PC066, PC119 98, 118 Nakama R. PR194, PR197 75, 76 Morrison J.J. O046, PC044, PR138, 35, 95, 68, Nakamoto R. PC047, PR206, PR304 96, 76, 88 PR210, PR218, PR305 77, 78, 88 Nakanishi Y. PR120, PR373 67, 106 Morton B. PR088 63 Nakano T. PC012 91 Mota P. PC167, PC171, 123, 123, Nalbandyan R. PR121 67 PR179, PR343 73, 103 Nanwani K. O078 46 Motiei M. PR061 60 Naranjo Fernández J.R. PC077 99 Motwani G. PR148 70 Naranjo M.P. PR292, PR299 87, 87 Mouemel S.M. PR192 75 Narbona Calvo B. PC118 117 Moya J.L. PC015, PC058, PC128 92, 97, 119 Nardai G. PR245 82 Moynihan A.L. PR052, PR229 59, 80 Narsule C. O068A 42 Mperdelis V. PC152 121 Nasirov F. O091, O097 51, 52 Mpozonelos G. PR400 109 Nasu T. PR059, PR272 59, 85 Mucenic S.C. PR079 62 Natroshvili A. O091, O097 51, 52 Mueller T.S. PR202 76 Natsiopoulou A. PC152 121 Muhrbeck M. PR242 81 Navaratne L. O014 25 Mulders M.A.M. O027 29 Navarrete De Carcer E. PC077 99 Mun D. PR040 57 Navarro C. O013, PC002, PC042 25, 91, 95

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Navarro E.B. PC155 121 Notani N. PR195, PR362, 75, 105, Navarro Morales L. PR064 60 PR378, PR428 106, 112 Navarro Soto S. O049, PC046, 35, 95, Notario-Fernandez P. PR080, PR081 62, 62 PC061, PR140 97, 69 Novo F.C.F. PR315 89 Navas-Cuéllar A. PR084 63 Ntikoudi A. PC088, PC141 100, 120 Navas-Cuéllar J.A. PC096, PR100 115,115 Ntikoudi E. PC141 120 Navio Seller A. PC098 115 Nunns G.R. O030, O052, 31, 37, Nawijn F. PC165, PC190, 123, 125, O070, PR006 46, 53 PR351 104 Nwanna-NzewunwaO. PR148 70 Neff L. PR217 78 Nzamushe J.R. PR211 77 Negoi I. PR022 55 Nürnberger S. O081 48 Neijenhuis P. PC135 119 O'Connor J.V. PR003 53 Nekuda V. O079 48 O'Dowd J. PC116 117 Nelissen R. PR417 111 O'Grady P. PR403 109 Nerlander M.P. PR152 70 Oak S. PR168 72 Nespoli L.C. PR037 57 Oates V. PC116 117 Nessen S.C. PR253 82 Obelchak I. PR252 82 Neto T.S. PC008, PC102 91, 115 Ochen Y. PC196, PR399 126, 109 Nevado M.C. PC028, PC029, PC030, 93, 94, 94, Ochogavia Segui A. PR091 63 PC033, PC092, 94, 114, Oda S. PR231 80 PR035, PR046 57, 58 Oe K. PR328, PR331 101, 101 Neves J. PC013 92 Oehme F. PR235 80 Nevins E.J. PR309 88 Ogawa K. O086 49 Niikura T. PR328, PR331, 101, 101, Ogura S. PC201 126 PR389 108 Ogura T. PR194, PR197 75, 76 Nijs S. O083, PC173, PR161 49, 123, 71 Oh Y. PR431 112 Nikishov S. PR125, PR135 67, 68 Ojea L. PC024C, PC102B, PC172A 93, 116, 123 Nikolaev K. O029, PR004, PR252 29, 53, 82 Ojeda C. PR341, PR353 102, 104 Nilsson K.F. O041, PR138, PR209 34, 68, 77 Oka T. PR032 56 Ninos A. PC011, PC152 91, 121 Okada A. PC041 95 Ninov B. PR136 68 Okada H. PC201 126 Nistri C. PR307, PR324 88, 90 Okada Y. PR215 78 Nitta M. PR130 68 Okamoto H. PC201 126 Nobre J. PC063 97 Okawa A. PR431 112 Noda T. O086, PR169, PR221, 49, 72, 79, PR342, PR355, 103, 104, Okawara K. PR276 85 PR380, PR384, 107, 107, Okishio Y. PR059, PR272 59, 85 PR390 108 Oldani M. PC082, PC107 99, 116 Nogueira H. PC180, PC193 124, 126 Oliva López I. PC135A 119 Noguerales Fraguas F. PC076 99 Oliva Mompean F. PC077, PC140, 99, 120, Nonnemacher San Julián A. PC148, 121, PC142, PC158, 120, 122, PR207 77 PC159, PR025, PR026, 122, 55, 56, Norblad R. PC016 92 PR027, PR028, PR043, 56, 56, 57, PR044, PR051, 58, 58, Nordestgaard A.T. O089, PR237 51, 81 PR092, PR322 64, 90 Noser H. O022, O085 29, 49

161 Authors Index

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Oliveira A. PC018 92 Ozaki T. O086, PR169, PR342, 49, 72, 103, Oliveira A.S.R.S.F. PC052 96 PR355, PR380, 104, 107, PR384, PR390 107, 108 Oliveira E. PC154 121 Ozdemir A. PC023 92 Oliveira J. PC008 91 Ozer K.B. PC023 92 Oliveira M. PC102 115 ÖzkurtulO. PR007, PR277 53, 85 Oliveira N.F. PC089, PC091 100, 100 Ozlem N. PC071, PC087, 98, 100, Oliveira T. PC001 90 PC157, PR033, PR056, 122, 56, 59, Oliveira V. PR401 109 PR139, PR274, PR288 69, 85, 86 Oliver Garcia L. PR207 77 Ozlu F.T. PC023 92 Oliver García L. PC148 121 Öztürk B. O068 42 Olivero G. PR086, PR090 63, 63 Pacilè V. PC082, PC107 99, 116 Ollé E. PC195 126 Padillo-Ruíz J. O011, PC084, 25, 100, Olmos Juste V. PC135A 119 PC096, PC117, 115, 117, Olona Casas C. PR075 61 PC146, PR025, PR034, 121, 55, 56, PR065, PR074, PR082, 60, 61, 62, OlshaO. PR069 60 PR083, PR084, PR100, 62, 63, 64, Omi E. PR303 88 PR158, PR322 71, 90 Onchalos U. PC195 126 Pagaki C. PC011, PC085 91, 100 Onoi Y. PR382, PR396, 107, 108, Pais J. PC063 97 PR432 112 Pajenda S. O081 48 Oor J. PC198 126 Palau-Figueroa T. PR250 82 Oosthuizen G. PR138 68 Palm H. O068 42 Ordoñez C.A. PR292, PR299 87, 87 Palma Caucig N. O063 41 Ortega Garcia F.J. PR010 54 Palmero C.L. PC024C, PC024D, 93, 93, Ortega Higueruelo R. PC091A, 100, PC024E, PC102A, PC102B 93, 115, 116 PC112A, PC112B, 117, 117, Panero F. PR090 63 PC148A 119 Panzera R. PR319 90 Ortega J. PR072, PR323 61, 90 Papa L. PR014, PR310 54, 89 Ortega M.C. PR341 102 Papachristou A. PC088, PC141 100, 120 Orti Rodriguez R. O064, PR163 41, 72 Papadima E. PR029, PR300 56, 87 Orue -Echebarria Gonzalez M.I. PR370 106 Papadopoulos V. O062, PR146 41, 69 Orue-Echebarria González M.I. PC108 116 Papagiannakos K. PR400 109 Oshima T. PR382, PR396, 107, 108, PR432 112 Papaioannou G. PC011 91 Osinloye W. PR009 54 Papakonstantinou E. PC152 121 Osmanov E. O097 52 Pape H.-C. O001, PR115, PR267, 66, 84, 111, PR417, PR420 111 Ossendorf C. PR267 84 Pape M. PR164 72 Osterhoff G. O001, PR267, PR420 21, 84, 111 Pappalardo R.A. PC082, PC107 99, 116 Otegi I. O076, PR012, PR023 46, 54, 55 Paraschiakos F. O038 32 Otomo Y. O019, O044, O047, 25, 35, 35, PC020, PR032, PR071, 92, 56, 61, Pareja Ciuró F. PR064 60 PR231, PR236, 80, 81, Pareja-Ciuró F. O011, PC084, 25, 100, PR271, PR273 84, 85 PC096, PC117, 115, 117, Ovejero Gomez V.J. PR208, PR371 77, 106 PC146, PR025, PR034, 121, 55, 56, PR054, PR065, PR074, 59, 60, 61, Ovejero V. PR016, PR019 54, 55 PR082, PR083, PR084, 62, 62,63, Owattanapanich N. PR199 76 PR100, PR158, PR322 64, 71, 90

162 Authors Index

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Park K.C. PR348, PR363 103, 105 Petukhov V. PR038 57 Park Y. PC045, PC055, PC080 95, 96, 99 Peña S. PR203 76 Parreño Manchado F.C. PC150 121 Peštál A. PR295 87 Parva E. PR174 73 Pfeifer R. O001 21 Parvanov Y. PR136 68 Phadnis J. O028 29 PascaneanuO. PC192 125 Pieroh P. O087, PR335A 49, 102 Paspaliaris C. PR320 90 Pierrakakis S. PC011, PC085, PC152 91, 100, 121 Pastor Mora J.C. PC127 118 Pijnenburg A.M. PR275 85 Patel K. PR303 88 Pilati P. PC007 91 Patel S. PR166 72 Pimentel A. PC154 121 Paterson H. PR246 82 Pina G. PR425 111 Paterson-Brown S. PR246 82 Pineño Flores C. PR091, PR171, PR317 63, 73, 89 Patias P. PR029, PR300 56, 87 Pinho J. PC013 92 Patricia Pérez De Villarreal P. PR075 61 Pino Diaz V. PR434 113 Patru C. PR205, PR441 76, 113 Pino Sánchez F.I. O078 46 Pauletti B. PR307 88 Pinto B.L. PC151 121 Paun S. PR022, PR287 55, 86 Pinto J.P. PC056 97 Payandemehr P. PR345 103 Pinto R. PC008 91 Paydar S. O003, PR174, PR302 21, 73, 88 Pirouzram A. PR138 68 Pedersen A.B. O068 42 Pirovano R. O093, PC014, 51, 92, Pedro J. PC170 123 PC019, PR041 92, 57 Peixoto D. PR280, PR401, PR439 85, 109, 113 Pislaru A.I. PR346 103 Pek J.H. PR143 69 Placer A. PR160 71 Peleg K. PR142 69 Plata-Illescas C. PC059, PR080, PR081 97, 62, 62 Pellisé F. PR376 106 Plate J. PR223 79 Pentara I.C. PC006 91 Ploeg A. PC100 115 Pepe G. O092, PR063, PR319 51, 60, 90 Plénier I. PR211 77 Peponis T. PR141 69 Poblete B. PR008 54 Peralta R. O098, PR123, PR191, 52, 67, 75, Pochtarnik A.A. PR218 78 PR192, PR283 75, 86 Podda M. PC040, PC053 95, 96 Perchoc A. PC106, PR260 116, 83 Polinder S. O065 41 Pereira J. PC039, PC093, 95, 114, Polyakova U. PR112 66 PC114, PC131, PR238 117, 119, 81 Pomba L. PC007 91 Pereira J.M. PC180, PC193 124, 126 Ponchietti L. PR075 61 Pereira R. PC081, PC086 99, 100 Pons P. O042 35 Perez Gonzales M. PC076 99 Pons-Fragero M.J. PR089, PR098 63, 64 Perez J.A. PR207 77 Ponsen K.-J. PR347 103 Perez Margallo E. PC142, PC158, 120, 122, Popa E. PR055 59 PR043, PR051 57, 58 Popal Z. PR240 81 Perez-Nuñez I. PR208, PR371 77, 106 Popescu D. PC192 125 Perl M. O010 21 Popescu G.I. PR441 113 Petrič M. PC004, PC060 91, 97 Popivanov G. O059 38 Petrone P. O034 32 Popovtzer R. PR061 60 Petrov H. O059 38

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Poroh M. PC192 125 Rai Z. PC124 118 Porras M.Á. PR354 104 Rajster Koren A. PC025 93 Porras Moreno M.A. PR445 114 Ramallo Solís I. PC084, PR025 100, 55 Posso P. PR442 113 Ramires A. PR270 84 Post J.R. PR203 76 Ramos C. PC069 98 Postigo S. PC064, PC120 97, 118 Ramos L. PC089, PC091 100, 100 Postigo-Morales S. PR073 61 Ramos L.R. PR341, PR353, 102, 104, Pothmann C.E.M. PR157 71 PR398 109 Potocnik P. PC189 125 Ramírez M.S. PC140, PR026, 120, 56, PR044, PR092 58, 64 Pougouras I. PC085, PC152 100, 121 Ramírez-Valencia M. PR376 106 Poulos I. PR320 90 Randl T. PC004 91 Pourbaix E.F. PR211 77 Ranke H. O055, O058, 38, 38, Poveda I. PC015, PC058, PC128 92, 97, 119 PR241, PR254 81, 83 Prat-Fabregat S. PR160 71 Rao R. PC116 117 Prieto Calvo M. PR075 61 Rasmussen L.S. O033 32 Prionas A. O062, PR146 41, 69 Ravaii H. O003 21 Prospero F. PC095 115 Rawand H. PR152 70 Puchwein P. PR429 112 Rebasa Cladera P. O049, PC046, 35, 95, Puha B. PC161, PC192, 122, 125, PC061 97 PR375 106 Redeen S. PR226 79 Putineanu D. PR349 103 Redl H. PR301 88 Putzeys G. PR186, PR352, PR450 114 Reetz D. O025 29 Puyana J.C. O013, PC002, PC042, 25, 91, 95, Reilly P.M. PR156 71 PR132, PR168, PR181, 68, 72, 74, PR187, PR203, 74, 76, Reininga I.H.F. PR151, PR372 70, 106 PR292, PR299 87, 87 Reinoso J. PR203 76 Pylarinou P. PR024 55 Reinsoo A. PR042 57 Pérez Alcántara A. PC191 125 Reis H.Ç. O084 49 Pérez Díaz M.D. O064, PC132, 41, 119, Relinque D.S. PC024C, PC024D, 93, 93, PR049, PR075, PR155, 58, 61, 71, PC024E, PC102A, 93, 115, PR269, PR370 84, 106 PC102B, PC172A 123 Pérez M. PC051 96 Relja B. PR167 72 Pérez Martínez J.F. PC118, PC125 117, 118 Restrepo-Lopera C. PR181 74 Pérez Sánchez E. PR155, PR163 71, 72 Reva V.A. PC044, PR138, 95, 68, Pérez-Santiago L. PR072, PR323 61, 90 PR210, PR218, PR305 77, 78, 88 Quarenghi M. PC107 116 Rey Simó I. PR075 61 Queimado H. PC089, PC091 100, 100 Rey Varcalcel C. O063, O064, 41, 41, O077, PR075 46, 61 Quesado M. PC180, PC193 124, 126 Reška M. PC022, PR295 92, 87 Qurashi K. O014 25 Rhemrev S. PR358 104 Rabago M.D.L.A. PC036, PR193 94, 75 Ribarov R. O059 38 Racman M. PC004, PC060 91, 97 Ribeiro C. PC154 121 Radu P.A. PR076 61 Ribeiro H. PC013 92 Radulescu M. PR079 62 Ricci G. PC104, PR014, 116, 54, Raftopoulos A. PC085, PC152 100, 121 PR017, PR310 55, 89 Raghupathi A.K. PR249, PR419 82, 111

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Richards G.R. O085 49 Rosete M.F.L.G. PC052 96 Richardsen I. PR312 89 Roshal L. PR121 67 Rico A. PC015, PC058, PC128 92, 97, 119 Rossi M. PR442 113 Rigueira V. PC009, PC073 91, 98 Roukema G. PR326 101 Ringrose T. PR196 75 Rubio López J. PC091A, PC112A, 100, 117, Ritchie E. PR435 113 PC112B, PC148A 117, 119 Riu P. PC104 116 Rubio-Manzanares-Dorado M. PR034, 56, PR084 63 Riveiro M. PR376 106 Rueda López A.I. PC148A 119 Rivera J. PR075 61 Ruehle A. PR235 80 Rizzuto A. PC040, PC053 95, 96 Ruffolo C. PR307, PR324 88, 90 Roberto P. PC086 100 Ruiz C. PR049 58 Rocha M.C. PR316 89 Ruiz Marín C.M. PC091A, PC112A, 100, 117, Rock N.D. O068 42 PC112B, PC126, 117, 118, Rodrigo B.B. PR092 64 PC148A 119 Rodrigues A.L.A. PC101 115 Ruiz Marín M. PR075 61 Rodrigues F. PC036, PC089, 94, 100, Ruiz-Tovar J. PR075 61 PC091, PR193 100, 75 Ruiz-Yherla L.O. PC024D, PC024E 93, 93 Rodrigues J. PC056 97 Ruíz-Artola V. PR089 63 Rodriguez C. PR132, PR181, PR187 68, 74, 74 Ryan J.M. PC094 115 Rodriguez F. PR306 88 Saar S. PR042 57 Rodriguez J. PR015, PR016, 84 Sabinina T. PR109 65 PR019, PR266 Sadeghi M. PR138, PR209 68, 77 Rodriguez J.A.P. PR078 55 Sader R. PR058 59 Rodriguez L. PC034 94 Safadjou S. PC110 117 Rodriguez M.C. PR341 102 Saillant N. O089, PR141 51, 69 Rodriguez R. PC024B, PC048, 93, 96, PC064A 97 Sainz B. PR093 64 Rodríguez Padilla A. PR075 61 Sainz Cabrejas J. PR165, PR175 72, 73 Rodríguez Perdomo M.D.J. PC150 121 Saito J. O002 21 Rodríguez Vega V. PC168 123 Saka G. O004, O084, PR410 21, 49, 110 Rohner M. PR008 54 Sakamoto T. PR195, PR362, PR378 75, 105, 106 Roig Bataller A. PR075 61 Sakanaka H. PC176 124 Roine R. PR147 70 Sakurai A. PR327, PR328, 101, 101, PR331 101 Rojnoveanu G. PR001, PR053, 53, 59, PR068, PR308 60, 88 Sala Hernandez A. PC098 115 Romano A. PR233 80 Saladich-Cubero M. PR250 82 Rommens P.M. O022, O085 29, 49 Salamea J.C. PR203 76 Ronan R. PR229 80 Salas R. PR015, PR016, PR019 54, 54, 55 Ronchetta C. PR086 63 Salcedo A. PC024B, PC064A 93, 97 Rontogianni M. PC181 124 Salim E. PR325 90 Roozendaal N.C. PR275, PR282 85, 86 Saluvere P. PR042 54 Roquette R. PC067 98 Samokhvalov I.M. PC044, PR218, 95, 78, PR305 88 Roseiro T. PR280, PR401, PR439 85, 109, 113 Samson D. PR149 70 Rosenthal M.G. O089 51 Samuels J. O052 37

165 Authors Index

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Samuels J.M. O030, PR006 31, 53 Sauter D. PR117, PR361, PR397 66, 105, 108 Samà L. O017 25 Savvidis M. PC160 122 Sanchez A. PR292, PR299 87 Sawaguchi T. O022 29 Sanchez Arteaga A. O064, PC117, 41, 117, Sawamura S. PR327 101 PR083 62 Sawano M. PR276 85 Sanchez C. PC128 119 Sawauchi K. PR120, PR382, 57, 107, Sanchez P. O076, PR012, 46, 54, PR396, PR432 108, 112 PR023 55 Sazhin A. PR038 57 Sanchez Ramirez M. PC142, PC158, 58 Sağlam N. O084 49 PC159, PR025, PR027, Scalea T.M. PR003, PR314 53, 89 PR028, PR043, PR051 Scanting D. O021, O072 28, 46 Sanchez S. O068A 69 Schaaf S. O095 52 Sancho Muriel J. PR085 63 Schafroth B. PR008 54 Sancho-Insenser J. PR078, PR089, 62, 63, PR095, PR098 64, 64 Schakenraad D. PR412 110 Sander A.L. O069 46 Schecter W. PR142 69 Sangji N.F. O089 51 Schep N.W.L. O027, O080, PR369 29, 48, 105 Sangthong B. PR188 74 Schipper I. PR358 104 Santamaría Revuelta C. PC135A 119 Schmelzer M.K. PR157 71 Santos C. PC081, PC086 99, 100 Schmitt J.W. PR420 111 Santos M.C. PC063 97 Schnüriger B. O032, PR020, PR030 32, 55, 56 Santos N. PC137 120 Schober P. PR240 81 Santos T.C. PC154 121 Scholler D. O042 35 Santurro L. PR037, PR094, PR097 57, 64, 64 Schramm D. PR430 112 Sanz Sanchez M. PR268 84 Schreuder M. PR170 72 Sanz Sánchez M. O077, PC108, 46, 116, Schuit S. PR228 80 PC132, PR155, PR269 119, 71, 84 Schulz-Drost S. O023, O055, O056, 29, 38, 38, Sapage R. PC167, PC171, 23, 24, O058, PR198, PR224, 38, 76, 79, PR179, PR343 24, 103 PR241, PR254, PR259, 81, 83, 83, PR261, PR263, PR264, 83, 83, 84, Sara M.J. PR093 64 PR291, PR293, PR296, 87, 87, 87, Sarani B. O066 41 PR359, PR421 104, 111 Saratzis N. PR045, PR214 58, 78 Schulze R. O068A 42 Sardo L. PC154 121 Schwab R. O095, PR312 52, 89 Sarici İ.S. O015 25 Schwarz A. PR415, PR418 110, 111 Saridakis V. PC088, PC141 100, 120 Schwarz U. PR418 111 Saris T.T.F. PR313 89 Schwitter L. O081 48 Sasaki G. PR394, PR405 108, 109 Schäfer F.-P. PR417 111 Sasaki T. PR328 101 Schüler M. PR117, PR397 66, 108 Sasazawa S. PR197 76 Scott S. PR159 71 Sato K. PR114 66 Seamon M. PR303 88 Sato Y. PR433 112 Sebastian M. PC003 91 Satorras A. PR075 61 Segalini E. PC027, PC040, PC053 93, 95, 96 Sattout A. PR159 71 Segers M. PC188, PR339 125, 102 Sauaia A. O050, O070, 35, 46, Segol G. PR248 82 O075, PR216 46, 78 Segura Sampedro J.J. PR171 73

166 Authors Index

Author Abstract page no. Author Abstract page no. Supplement Number Supplement Number

Segura-Sampedro J.J. PR060, 59, Sidorov S. PR135 68 PR091, PR317 63, 89 Siebenrock K. O009 21 Seifert V. PR009 54 Sillesen M. O033, O048 32, 35 Seinen S. PR277 85 Silliman C.C. O030, O052, 31, 37, 46, Seisdedos L. PR021 55 O070, PR006, PR216 53, 78 Sekayan T. PR123 67 Silva F. PR280 85 Sekiya K. PR071 61 Silva M. PC180, PC193 124, 126 Selles C.A. O080 48 Silva S.M. PC038, PC095, PR047 94, 115, 58 Selvakumar D. PC124 118 Simao R. PC153 121 Semenov E.A. PR210, PR305 77, 88 Simmen H.P. PR157, PR267 122, 184 Semenova J.B. PR104 65 Simoes J. PC021 92 Semenova N. O035, O037, PR102, 32, 32, 65, Simon M.A. PR217 78 PR105, PR111, 65, 65, Simões A. PC056 97 PR116, PR281 66, 86 Simões N.D.F.L. PR425 111 Senent-Boza A. PR084 63 Sintonen H. PR147 70 Sengab A. PC169 123 Sjodahl R. PR226 79 Serao A. PC104, PR014, PR310 116, 54, 89 Sjolin G. O066 41 Sergeeva V. O037 32 Skazas G. PC006 91 Serna J.J. PC024B, PC048, PC064A 93, 96, 97 Skliris I. PC115, PC123, PR320 117, 118, 90 Serova N. PR125, PR135 67, 68 Skoog P. PR138 68 Serra M.L. PC154 121 Slawik S. PR274A 85 Serrano Serrano R. PC164 122 Slezak P. PR301 88 Sethu C. O053 37 Slovenc S. PR247 82 Seufert L. PR430 112 Sluga B. PR411 110 Sevilla López S. PC024, PR285 93, 86 Slump C.H. PR406 109 Sewalt C. PR183, PR228, PR369 74, 80, 105 Smeeing D.P.J. PR313, PR339 89, 102 Shahzad K. PR137, PR182 68, 74 Smith S.R. PC136 120 Shalak H.S. PC072 68 Smith-Williams J. PR309 88 Shandru S. PR001 53 Socrate A.M. PC057 97 Sharpe J. PR303 88 Sojka K. O079 48 Shepetko-Dombrovskyi G. PR067 60 Sola M. PC127 118 Shepetko-DombrovskyiO. PR067 60 Soldevila Verdeguer C. PR317 89 Shevelev P.Y. PR210 77 Sologub E. PR096 64 Shibly M. PR385 107 Soltermann A. PR417 111 Shim H. PR381 107 Solà A.M. PR095 64 Shimamura Y. PR169, PR380, PR390 72, 107, 108 Somaini G. PC166 123 Shimazu T. PR130, PR153 68, 70 Sommer C. PC166, PR334, 123, 101, Shinyama N. PR221 79 PR395, PR407, 108, 110, Shiraishi A. O019, O044 25, 35 PR416 111 Shoda E. PR328, PR447 101, 114 Sommer K. O069 46 ShonO.-J. PR348, PR363 103, 105 Sone T. PR195, PR362, 75, 105, Shouzou K. PR428 112 PR378, PR428 106, 112 Shulutko A. O091, O097 51, 52 Song Y.S. PR348 103 Siboni S. O024, O032 29, 32 Sosa Quesada Y. PR075 61

167 Authors Index

Author Abstract page no. Author Abstract page no. Supplement Number Supplement Number

Sosef N. PR170 72 Sutalo S. PR301 88 Soto C. PC054, PC145 96, 120 Suzuki M. PR071 61 Soto Montesinos C. PC127 118 Suzuki T. O019, O044, PR231 25, 35, 80 Sousa M. PC137 120 Suárez Cabrera A. PC077, PC140, 99, 120, Sousa R. PC167, PC171, 123, 123, PC158, PR044 122, 58 PR179, PR343 124, 103 Suárez-Artacho G. PR054 59 Spanjol Pandelo I. PR226 79 Svenningsen P. O048 35 Spassoff V.R. PC187 125 Szabo S. PR287 86 Spazierer D. PR301 88 Szuba A. PC032, PC097, 94, 115, Spiegl U. O026, PR335 29, 102 PC118, PC125, 117, 118, PC126, PC149 118, 121 Spijkerman R. O040, PR129 32, 67 Sádt Z. PR402 109 Spiteri N. O067 42 Sánchez Casado M. O078 46 Sprengel K. O001, PR157, PR267 21, 71, 84 Sánchez Manuel F.J. PR075 61 Sram J. O082 49 Sánchez Morata E. PR398 109 Staresinic M. O028 29 Sánchez-Arteaga A. O011, PC084, 25, 100, Stavrides K. PR045, PR214 58, 78 PC132, PR025, PR034, 119, 55, 56, Stefaniu R. PR346 103 PR054, PR065, PR074, 59, 60, 61, Stein D.M. PR003 53 PR082, PR084, 62, 63, Steinmetz J. O033 32 PR158, PR163 71, 72 Stettler G.R. O030, O052, O070 31, 37, 46 Sánchez-Camacho González-Carrato M.D.P. PC119 118 Stevenson R. PR154 70 Sánchez-Guillén L. PR085 63 Stickel M. PR235 80 Söderlund T. PR147, PR177 70, 73 Stillhard P. PC166 123 Søreide J.A. O016 25 Stockinger M. PR329 101 Søreide K. O016 25 Stoica B. PR022 55 Süveges G. PR245 82 Stojiljkovic P. O005 21 Tabakov M. O059 38 Stollenwerck G. PC024A, PC135 93, 119 Tackner E. PR429 112 Stradymov E. PR038 57 Tadros G. PC031 94 Strambu V. PR076 61 TagadiucO. PR308 88 Streltov L. PR053 59 Takaki M. PR391, PR394 108, 108 Stuby F. PR335A, PR426A 102, 112 Takayama K. PC176 124 Stumpp P. PR335 102 Takayama W. O047 35 Stylianou A. PC011, PC085 91, 100 Takenaka N. PR391 108 Störmann P. PR009 54 Takiguchi N. PR185 74 Subashi K. PC070, PC074 98, 99 Tallón-Aguilar L. O011, PC084, 25, 100, Subirana L. PR232 80 PC096, PC117, 115, 117, Sugimoto M. PR206, PR304 76, 88 PC140, PC142, 120, 120, Sugrue M. O096, PR244 52 PC146, PC158, 121, 122, PR025, PR027, PR028, 55, 56, 56, Sumislawski J.J. O070 82, 46 PR034, PR044, PR051, 58, 58, 59, Supelano Eslait G. PC026, PC028, 93, 93, PR054, PR064, PR065, 60, 60, 61, PC029, PC030, PC033, 94, 94, 94, PR074, PR082, PR083, 62, 62, 63, PC092, PR035, 57, 58, PR084, PR092, PR100, 64, 64, 71, PR046, PR184 74 PR158, PR322, PR434 90, 113 Surlin V. PR079 62 Talving P. PR042 57

168 Authors Index

Author Abstract page no. Author Abstract page no. Supplement Number Supplement Number

Tamayo López M.J. PR064, PR434 60, 113 Thomassen I. PR170 72 Tamayo-Lopez M.J. O011, PC084, 25, 100, Thongkhao K. PR188 74 PC117, PR025, PR034, 117, 55, 56, Thorsen K. O016 25 PR054, PR074, PR082, 59, 61, 62, Thorwart K. PR058 59 PR083, PR084, PR158 62, 63, 71 Tibbits E. PR217 78 Tamayo-López M.J. PR065 60 Tigkiropoulos K. PR045, PR214 58, 78 Tamini N. PR037, PR094 57, 64 Tilley E. PR149 70 Tamverkeras P. PR274A 85 Timmermans M. PR386 107 Tan E. PR204, PR242 76, 81 Timmers M.S. PR417 111 Tanase I. PR022 55 Timofeeva A.V. PR039, PR103, PR104, 57, 65, 65, Tangl S. O081 48 PR119, PR133, PR298 66, 68, 87 Tano A. PR431 112 Tinoco-González J. O011, PC084, 25, 100, Tasev B. PC187 125 PC096, PC117, PR025, 117, 55, 56, Tasi T. PR402 109 PR034, PR054, PR065, 59, 60, 61, Taub E. PR303 88 PR074, PR082, PR083, 62, 62, 64, PR084, PR100, PR158, PR322 71, 90 Taximi S. PR029, PR300 56, 87 Tintari S. PR308 88 Taylor J.V. O019A, O067, PR099, 25, 42, 64, PR137, PR166, PR182, 68, 72, 74, Tiziani S. PR420 11 PR274A, PR309 85, 88 Toivola A. PR138 68 Tecu C. PR414 110 Tojal A. PC056 97 Tefft A. O074 46 Tollens T. O083 49 Teichman A. O021 28 Tomazevic M. PR332 101 Teixeira J. PC001 90 Tominc U. PC025 93 Telickiy S.Y. PR210, PR305 77, 88 Tomita K. PR220 78 Telletxea S. PC064 97 Tomita M. PC176 124 Ten Berg M. O038 32 Tomonori S. PR428 112 Ten Duis H.J. PR409 110 Tonini V. PR233 80 Ten Duis K. PR372, PR406 106, 109 Toor A. O042, PR164 35, 72 Tengberg L.T. O036 32 Toor E.J. PR144 69 Tenreiro N. PC038, PC095, PR047 94, 115, 58 Tooulias A. O062, PR146 41, 69 Teodonno F. PC164 122 Topaz G. PR061 60 Ter Bogt N.C.W. O065 41 Topaz M. PR061 60 Terada C. O086 49 Toral Guinea P. PC066 98 Teramoto T. PR391 108 Torba M. PC070, PC074 98, 99 Termaat F. PR358 104 Toro A. PR365 105 Terra M. PR240 81 Torrent-Jansà L. PR095, PR098 64, 64 Tesoriero R.B. PR003 53 Torres T. PC059 97 Tessari E. PC007 91 Trach S. O055, PR241, PR254, 38, 81, 83, Teuben M.P.J. O020, PR129, PR201 28, 67, 76 PR359, PR421 104, 111 Thannheimer A. O010 21 Traumcat Working Group T. PR160 71 The Traumaregister Dgu A. PR167 72 Tremps C. PR150 70 Theofanidou S. PR024, PR045, PR214 55, 58, 78 Tribak K. PR349 103 Thiesen D.M. O007, PR367 21, 105 Triguero J. PC059 97 This A. O009 21 Trillo Parejo P. PR075 61 Trinidad Borrás A. PC066, PC119 98, 118

169 Authors Index

Author Abstract page no. Author Abstract page no. Supplement Number Supplement Number

Trochez J.P. O013, PC042 25, 95 Umemoto M. PR185 74 Troian M. PC138 120 Unterkofler J. O055, O058, PR241, 38, 38, 81, Tropeano G. PR319 90 PR254, PR359, PR421 83, 104, 111 Trotovšek B. PC060 97 Urushibata N. PC047, PR206, PR304 96, 76, 88 Tryzna M. PR422 111 Ushakov M. PR125 67 Tsekoura M. PR134 68 Ussia A. PR233 80 Tsepis E. PR134 68 Utiyama E.M. PR316 89 Tsiampas D. PC181 124 Utkina K. PR039, PR119, PR133 57, 66, 68 Tsimpoukis A. PC181 124 Uyttebroek S. PR352 104 Tsolakidis A. O062 41 Vacas E. PC194, PR131, 126, 68, PR173, PR356, 73, 104, Tsoulfas G. O062, PR045, PR146 41, 58, 69 PR365, PR398 105, 109 Tsubouchi N. PC130 119 Vaccari S. PR233 80 Tsuchida Y. PR388, PR404 107, 109 Vadillo Cardona P. PC164 122 Tsuchiya M. PC200 126 Vaisnora L. PR020 55 Tsuji H. O002 21 Val Flores L. PC101 115 Tsumura H. PR195, PR362, PR378 75, 105, 106 Vale C. PR280, PR311, 85, 89, Tsurukiri J. PC130 119 PR401, PR439 109, 113 Tuboly E.S. PR193A 75 Valera Sánchez Z. PC077 99 Tugnoli G. PC027, PC040, PC053 93, 95, 96 Valle Beltran A. PR150, PR232 70, 80 Tuncer A. PR033 56 Vallverdú-Cartie H. PR250 82 Tur J. O034 32 Valverde Navarro A. PR085 63 Turégano Fuentes F. O063, O064, 41, 41, Valério F. PC099 115 O077, PC108, 46, 116, Van De Veyver S. PR349 103 PC132, PR021, PR049, 119, 55, 58, R075, PR155, PR163, 61, 71, 72, Van Delft E.A.K. PR107, PR170 65, 72 PR269, PR370 84, 106 Van Delft-Schreurs K. O060 41 Tyler S.L. PR251 82 Van Den Brand J.G.H. PR412 110 Tzima A. PC181 124 Van Den Bremer J. PC135 119 Tzurbakis M. PR400 109 Van Der Bij G.J. PR107 65 Türkmen İ. O084 49 Van Der Linde R.A. O088 49 Ublinskiy M. O035, O037, PR102, 32, 32, 65, Van Der Meij J.E. PR144, PR212 69, 77 PR105, PR108, PR112, 65, 65, 66, Van Der Ploeg T. PR412 110 PR116, PR126, PR281 66, 67, 86 Van Der Sluijs R. PR222 79 Ublinsky M. PR111 66 Van Der Sluis C.K. PR409 110 Uchino M. PR427 112 Van Der Velde D. PR340, PR399 102, 109 Uchino T. PR169, PR390 72, 108 Van Der Vliet Q.M.J. PR338, PR351 102, 104 Ueda K. PR059, PR185, PR272 59, 74, 85 Van Der Werve M. PR435 113 Ueda Y. O002, PR114 21, 66 Van Der Wilden G. PC100 115 Ugarte B. PR075 61 Van Der Zwaal P. PR339 102 Ugarte-Sierra B. PC064, PC120, 97, 118, Van Dissel J. PR417 111 PR073 61 Van Dongen T.T.C.F. O046, O051, 35, 37, Uggowitzer P. O081 48 PC178, PR213 124, 77 Uityama E.M. PR315 89 Van Doremalen R.F.M. O088 49 Um J.Y. PR154 70 Van Gent T. O006 21 Umakoshi K. PR220 78

170 Authors Index

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Van Gool M.H. PR275, PR282 85, 86 Vico-Arias A. PR080, PR081 62, 62 Van Heijl M. PR176, PR222, 73, 79, Vicol D. PR265 84 PR340, PR399 102, 109 Vidal M. PR299 87 Van Helden S.H. O088 49 Vidali M. PC011 91 Van Leerdam R.H. PR358 104 Vidovic D. O028 29 Van Loon B. O042 35 Vieira A. PC154 121 Van Rein E.A.J. PR176, PR222 73, 79 Vieira E. PC067 98 Van Roozendaal L.M. PR275, PR282 85, 86 Vieira V. PC013 92 Van Solinge W. O038 32 Viejo Martinez E. PR268 84 Van Vugt R. PR275 85 Viggiani L. PC103, PR036 116, 57 Van Wessem K. O038 32 Vilaça L. PR311 89 Van Wessem K.J.P. PR313 89 Vilá Y Rico J. PR341, PR356, 102, 104, Van Wijck S. O089 51 PR398 109 Vanakesa T. PR042 57 Vissers Y.L.J. PR275, PR282 85, 86 Vancleef S. O083 49 Viña R. PC194, PR131 126, 68 Vander Sloten J. O083 49 Vojtova L. O079 48 Vanni E. PR243 81 Von Rüden C. O010 21 Varga E. PR193A, PR245, 75, 82, Von Schreeb J. PR152 70 PR256, PR402 83, 102 Von Websky M. O095 52 Vargas Muñoz A.M. PR190 75 Vozian M. PR068 60 Vasilakopoulou V. PC115, PC123, 117, 118, Vranckx J. PC173 123 PR320 90 Vági Z. PR402 109 VasiukovaO. O037 32 Waaijer L. PR436 113 Vathia T. PC011, PC085 91, 100 Wadsworth P. PR274A 85 Vaz J. PC001 90 Wagner D. O022, O085, O087 29, 49, 49 Vaz M.R. PR425 111 Wagner N. PR167 72 Veen H. PR242 81 Wahlen B.M. PR005, PR279, PR283 53, 85, 86 Velasquez M. PC002 91 Waki T. PR120, PR373 67, 106 Veliceasa B. PC161, PC192, 122, 125, Waksman I. PR070 61 PR375 106 Walenkamp M.M.J. O027 29 Velmahos G. O089 51 Wang H.-L.C. PC049 96 Velmahos G.C. PR141 69 Wang S.Y. O090, PR366 51, 105 Venema E. PR183, PR228, PR369 74, 80, 105 Wannatoop T. PR138 68 Ventura N. PC063 97 Ward R.G. PR137, PR182 68, 74 Verboket R.D. PR058 59 Waseem S. O053 37 Verhaar J. PR369 105 Watanabe S. PR382, PR396, 107, 108, Verhofstad M. O060 41 PR432 112 Verleisdonk E.-J. PR339, 102, Watanabe Y. PR330, PR394, 101, 108, PR340, PR399 102, 109 PR405 109 Vermeulen J. PR107 65 Weber C.D. PR115 66 Ververeli C. PR024 55 Weber T. PR277 85 Veselko M. PR411 110 Weigeldt M. O055, O058, 38, 38, Veverková L. PC022, PR295 92, 87 PR254, PR261 83, 83 Vicente Goma-Camps M. PR376 106 Weiglein A. PR418 111

171 Authors Index

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Wendorf R. PR224, PR259, 79, 83, Yuste García P. PC026, PC028, 93, 93, PR263 83 PC029, PC030, PC033, 94, 94, 94, Wendt K.W. PR151, PR172, 70, 73, PC092, PR035, PR046, 114, 57, 58, PR372, PR406 106, 109 PR173, PR184 73, 74 Wenzel L. O010 21 Zabkowski T. PR258 83 Wiebe D.J. PR156 71 Zacharopoulos N. PR045, PR214 58, 78 Wiegers E. PR183, PR228, PR369 74, 80, 105 Zago M. O093, PC014, PC019, 51, 92, 92, PC138, PR017, PR041 120, 55, 57 Wijaya R. PR040 57 Zaitseva N. O037 32 Williams T.K. PR217 78 Zannoni R. PC027, PC040, PC053 93, 95, 96 Williamson J. O072 46 ZarainObrador L. PR163 72 Willms A.G. O095, PR312 52, 89 Zarokostas T. PC115, PC123, 117, 118, Wing H. O068A 69 PR320 90 Witjes M.J.H. PR406 109 Zboncak M. O079 48 Wittich P. PC196, PC198, 126, 126, Zdolsek J. PC016 92 PR340, PR436 102, 113 Zeidler S. PR426A 112 Wladis A. PR242 81 Zeina A.-R. PR069 60 Woltmann A. O010 21 Zelle B.A. PR393 108 Wong C.Y. PC135, PC169 119, 123 Zhao H. PR303 88 Wong K.Y. O053 37 Zheleznyak I.S. PR210, PR218 77, 78 Wu Y. PC065 98 Zheng D.J. PR128 67 Wutzler S. PR167 72 Zhestkov K. O029 29 Yablokov I.P. PR210 77 Zhirnova N.A. PR210 77 Yamada H. PR185 74 Ziev_Ner I. PR061 60 Yamaguchi S. PR303 88 Zilkens E. O001 21 Yamaji F. PC201 126 Zilony N. PR061 60 Yamakawa Y. PR169, PR380, 72, 107, PR384, PR390 107, 108 Zimmermann W.O. PR435 113 Yamanaka H. PC130 119 Zlatev B. O059 38 Yanaga K. PR231 80 Zlobec I. PR020 55 Yano T. PR120, PR373 67, 106 Zogakis P. PR400 109 Yasui Y. PR394, PR405 108, 109 Zubarev A. PR252 82 Yeh D. PR141 69 Zubritskij V. PR004 53 Yokomori R. PC130 119 Zugna D. O017 25 Yokoo S. PR169, PR342, 72, 103, Zulueta J. O063 41 PR355, PR380, 104, 107, Zurmühle P. PC189 125 PR384, PR390 107, 108 Zurzu M. PR076 61 Yoshida M. PR387, PR433 107, 112 Yoshida N. PR388, PR404 107, 109 Yoshida S. PC201 126 Yoshimura M. PR169, PR380, 72, 107, PR384, PR390 107, 108 Yoshioka Y. PR271, PR273, PR297 84, 85, 87 Yoshiyuki A. PC047, PR206, PR304 96, 76, 88 Younis B. O098 52

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