9th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery First ...
9th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery First ...
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14:00 - 15:30 h<br />
SUNDAY, MAY 25, 2008<br />
BUDAPEST 14:00 - 15:30<br />
SB3 KEYNOTE LECTURE:<br />
Chair: S. Stergiopoulos (Greece), Zs. Balogh (Australia / Hungary)<br />
Damage control principles<br />
A. Peitzman (USA) 20'<br />
SB3 Early Total Care vs. Damage Control <strong>Surgery</strong> II<br />
1. Impact <strong>of</strong> routine whole-body multislice computed tomography on<br />
damage control procedures in major trauma patients with severe<br />
thoracic <strong>and</strong> abdominal injuries<br />
P. Weninger, H. Hertz (Austria) 8'<br />
2. Early total care vs. damage control surgery for liver trauma (our experience)<br />
B. V. Martian, M. Avram, B. I. Diaconescu, I. Dogaru, M. Beuran (Romania) 8'<br />
3. The changing epidemiology <strong>of</strong> postinjury-multiple organ failure<br />
Zs. Balogh, D. Dewar, P. Mackay, K. Havill (Australia / Hungary) 8'<br />
4. Damage control surgery reduces systemic inflammation after severe trauma<br />
M. Keel, T. Lustenberger, P. Lenzlinger, O. Trentz, C. Meier (Switzerl<strong>and</strong>) 8'<br />
5. Damage control orthopaedics in patients with multiple injuries versus<br />
early total care<br />
F. Castelli, G. A. La Maida, O. Chiara, S. Cimbanassi, D. Capitani (Italy) 8'<br />
GRAZ 14:00 - 15:30<br />
SG3 KEYNOTE LECTURE:<br />
Chair: Y. Kluger (Israel), L. Zsiros (Hungary)<br />
Major incident response – the need <strong>of</strong> a scientific approach<br />
S. Lennquist (Sweden) 20'<br />
SG3 Management <strong>of</strong> Major Accidents <strong>and</strong> Disasters<br />
1. The effect <strong>of</strong> helicopter emergency medical services on functional<br />
outcome after major trauma<br />
A. Ringburg, S. Polinder, M.C.P. van Ierl<strong>and</strong>, E.W. Steyerberg, E.M.M. van Lieshout,<br />
P. Patka, E.F. van Beeck, I.B. Schipper (Netherl<strong>and</strong>s) 7'<br />
2. What can you expect after a massive terrorist attack? Experience<br />
from the Madrid bombings<br />
P. Caba, J. L. Leon Baltasar, C. Resines Erasun, C. Garcia Fuentes, M. Aroca (Spain) 7'<br />
3. Earthquake in Kashmir-Pakistan 8 Oct 2005 – lessons from Turkish<br />
Red Crescent field hospital experience<br />
G. Akbulut (Turkey) 7'<br />
4. Abdominal injury following terrorist attacks: a unique pattern <strong>of</strong> injury<br />
M. Bala, T. Hadar, G. Almogy (Israel) 7'<br />
5. Anatomy <strong>of</strong> a 200 vehicle road traffic accident; lessons learned for first<br />
responders <strong>and</strong> trauma centers<br />
G. Britton (UAE) 15'<br />
27<br />
SUNDAY, MAY 25, 2008
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