9th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery First ...

MONDAY, MAY 26, 2008
GRAZ 09:00 - 10:30
MG1 Early Total Care vs. Damage Control Surgery plus Miscellaneous Topics
Chair: V. Smrkolj (Slovenia), Z. Magyari (Hungary)
1. Crushing trauma problems concerning diagnosis and treatment
M. Nagea, O. Lupescu, C. L. Vasilache, S. A. Niculescu (Romania) 10'
2. Injuries to inferior vena cava (IVC) – to ligate or to reconstruct?
F. Vojko, K. Nina (Slovenia) 10'
3. Does damage control external fixation negatively influence healing
and infection rates of femoral shaft fractures?
S. Nijs, W. Metsemaekers, P. Reynders, P. Broos (Belgium) 10'
4. “Bogota-VAC” – a modified temporary abdominal closure technique
C. von Rüden, E. Benninger, D. Mayer, O. Trentz, L. Labler (Switzerland) 10'
5. External fixation for damage control orthopaedics: a review of 45
consecutive polytrauma patients
P. Caba, A. Zafra Jimenez, J. L. Baltasar, C. Garcia, C. Resines (Spain) 10'
6. With a scalpel in Africa – traumatology in a "developing" country;
Ethiopia October 2006 – January 2007
L. Szabó, G. Ieagariu Galatea, Mutschler, J. Peltzer (Hungary) 10'
LJUBLJANA 09:00 - 10:30
ML1 Minimally Invasive Techniques in Trauma and Emergency Surgery I
Chair: A. J. M. Karthaus (Netherlands), B. Turchányi (Hungary)
1. The clavicle hookplate for Neer type II lateral clavicle fractures
E. Verleisdonk, R. J. Renger, P. Raams, G. Roukema, J. Font (Netherlands) 8'
2. Operative treatment for delayed union and nonunion of midshaft
clavicular fractures
K. Papagiannakos, C. Garnavos, E. Charalambidis, P. Kouloumentas,
L. Tsiopos, S. Tzevelekos (Greece) 8'
3. A new fracture specific reversed shoulder arthroplasty to treat
complex proximal humerus fractures in the geriatric patient:
preliminary results
S. Nijs, S. Defoort, P. Broos (Belgium) 8'
4. Treatment of proximal humerus fractures using a helix wire.
Results after 400 patients.
C. Kollersbeck, T. Walcher, F. Strasser, F. Genelin (Austria) 8'
5. Minimally invasive treatment of displaced proximal humeral
fractures with angular stable locking nail – advantages and limitations
L. Kovacic, F. Stefanic, M. Krkovic, B. Sluga, V. Senekovic (Slovenia) 8'
6. Intramedullary nailing versus plate fixation for the treatment of
humeral shaft fractures: which is best?
B. Almazedi (UK) 8'
7. Operation tretament of 2-3 fragments proximal humeral fractures
using Zifko vs. Philos
K. Smejkal, T. Dìdek, I. Zvák, J. Trlica, J. Folvarský (Czech Republic) 8'
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