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Wednesday September 26
11:00 Workshop 1.1 Workshop 1.2 Workshop 1.3
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10 Model-­‐based RSA: Obtaining public funding for your project ideas – Virtual reality development in training & education.
15 Technique and Clinical Applications strategic advice and guidance on obtaining funding. A bridge between dental and orthopedic surgery
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25 Bart Kaptein Nigel Lambert P.R. Wesselink
30 Leiden University Medical Center, NL Euram LTD, West Bridford Nottinghamshire, UK Endodontology, Academic Centre for Dentistry Amsterdam
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55 Prosthetic Joint Infection: Patient-­‐specific modeling and analysis Gait Analysis for Orthopeadics:
14:00 What is next? of joint reconstructions with Real-­‐time Feedback for Gait Re-­‐Training
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15 Orthopaedic Surgery, University Medical Center Groningen Julius Wolff Institute, Charité , Berlin, Germany New Product Development, Motek Medical, Amsterdam
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25 Skeleton: Musculoskeletal Biology, How to develop tomorrow’s implants: Gait Analysis for Orthopeadics:
30 Mechanics and Imaging Improve standards to fit like custom, with Real-­‐time Feedback for Gait Re-­‐Training
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In this workshop, not only the technical background
of RSA and Model-based RSA will be presented,
you will also learn how to setup a clinical RSA
study. The results of high impact RSA studies from
Leiden and Oxford will be presented. Apart from
that, some alternative applications of RSA and the
future of RSA in Orthopaedics will be shown. By
following this workshop, you will have up-to-date
knowledge about the possibilities and status of RSA
in Orthopaedic research.
Prosthetic Joint Infection (PJI) occurs in 1-2% of all
primary implants in orthopaedics. It is estimated
that 10% of all costs related to imlant surgery is due
to these infections. Detection is notoriously difficult
as many infections are low grade. Treatment is
done according to intuition rather than to evidence;
in many cases the prosthesis has to be taken out
followed by multiple surgeries. There are many
influences in PJI: host factors, micro-organisms,
surgical concepts and materials. The workshop
comprises an overview of PJI, new ways of
detection, new treatment algorithm, host factors and
development of new strategy in biomaterials aimed
at prevention and treatment.
Musculoskeletal integrity is maintained through
cellular interactions governed by local, systemic
and environmental factors. This Review workshop
will summarize i) established and emerging
concepts in musculoskeletal biology, ii) how
mechanical forces impact the skeletal system and
are assessed experimentally, and iii) how the
skeletal system can be imaged to accurately
assess musculoskeletal tissues, using conventional
and novel technologies in small animal models.
A workshop intended to provide attendees with a
better understanding of how best to develop R&D
project ideas that are well suited to attract funding
from a public funding body such at the European
Commission (FP7).
This workshop describes a combination of modeling
approaches and tools that - in combination - allow
the accurate prediction of mechanical parameters
that drive the clinical outcome of joint surgery.
Here, the speakers will provide insight into state of
the art approaches recently developed and verified
within the EC funded MXL project.
People come in all shapes and size, depending on
gender, ethnicity, age, etc. and unfortunately
designing an implant that fits well on each patient is
not just a matter of scaling up the average person.
During this workshop we will look at two opposite
approaches to improve the fit of implants for the
entire population: custom implants or improved
standard implants.
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The Moog Simodont dental trainer provides a virtual
world which confronts the student from beginning
with realistic problems working on images of
realistically diseased teeth. The Simodont offers a
realistic feel of the drill and realistic images of the
teeth allowing students to switch back and forth
between clinic and Simodont and to practice
complex procedures developing the required
competencies . On scanned in patients students
can practice to treat his patient first virtually to be
well prepared for the reality. During this workshop
these opportunities will be shown and practiced by
the practitioners to make this virtual world
accessible to orthopedic surgery.
GRAIL provides the full functionality of a
conventional gait lab calculating all gait parameters
in real- time (spatio-temporal parameters,
kinematics, kinetics and muscle-activation). An offline
analysis tool with cycle navigator offers
extensive data analysis.
GRAIL provides the full functionality of a
conventional gait lab calculating all gait parameters
in real- time (spatio-temporal parameters,
kinematics, kinetics and muscle-activation). An offline
analysis tool with cycle navigator offers
extensive data analysis. (same as Workshop 2.3)