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Final Program 

www.ishameetings.net/2012

Introducing the next frontier in hip preservation 

Emerging Techniques in Minimally Invasive 

Hip Surgery: Arthroscopic Abductor Repair 

Presenter: J.W. Thomas Byrd, MD 

Moderator: Michael Dienst, PD Dr. med 

Friday, September 28 

12:00 – 13:30 

Cityview Ballroom 1 

Emerging Techniques in Minimally Invasive 

Hip Surgery: Arthroscopic Labral Reconstruction 

Presenter: Marc J. Philippon, MD 

Moderator: Marc R. Safran, MD 

Saturday, September 29 

12:00 – 13:30 

Cityview Ballroom 1 

Join us at the lunchtime 

demonstrations to learn 

more about these 

emerging techniques 

Abductor Repair 

HEALICOIL PK 

Suture Anchor 

Smith and Nephew is proud to sponsor the 4th annual 

ISHA Scientific meeting. To learn more about the next 

frontier please visit www.arthrohiprepair.com 

Image courtesy of J.W. Thomas Byrd, MD 

Labral Reconstruction 

BIORAPTOR 

Knotless Suture 

Anchor 

OSTEORAPTOR 2.3 

Suture Anchor 

Smith & Nephew, Inc. 

Andover, MA 01810 USA 

T +1 978 749 1000 

www.smith-nephew.com 

Trademark of Smith & Nephew. 

Certain marks Reg. US Pat. & TM Office. 

©2012 Smith & Nephew. All rights reserved. 

Printed in USA. 08/12 2961 Rev. A 

Image courtesy of Marc J. Philippon, MD 

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September 27, 2012 

Dear Colleagues, 

On behalf of the members of the International Society for Hip Arthroscopy (ISHA), we are pleased to welcome 

you to the 2012 ISHA Annual Scientific Meeting in the beautiful and historic city of Boston, Massachusetts. The 

ISHA Program Committee has developed an exciting and educational academic program to emphasize evidence 

based medicine, as well as new surgical developments in arthroscopic surgery of the hip and discussion of the 

indications and limitations of hip arthroscopy. The ISHA Annual Scientific Meeting provides a unique 

international forum for the exchange of scientific information and collaboration in an atmosphere of friendship. 

This two and a half day scientific meeting includes an assortment of educational opportunities for attendees 

including a variety of symposia, lectures and scientific paper presentations. In addition, a hands on model lab, 

electronic posters, small group surgical demonstrations, technical exhibits and two awards, the Trainee Basic 

Research Award and the Richard Villar Trainee Excellence in Clinical Research Award, are offered to enhance 

your experience. We are honored to have Lanny Johnson as our Presidential Guest Speaker, giving his talk 

“Lessons Experienced during an Arthroscopic Surgical Practice “on Saturday, September 29, 2012 at 9:00 AM. 

We hope you take the time to enjoy the historic city of Boston, Massachusetts. Vibrant, influential and one of 

the most historic cities in the United States, Boston offers visitors a wide depth and breadth of activities to 

meeting attendees. 

The Fourth Annual Scientific Meeting of the International Society for Hip Arthroscopy will be successful as we 

welcome attendees and delegates ambitious for scientific exchange. We thank you for your participation in the 

2012 ISHA Annual Scientific Meeting and hope you enjoy this invaluable experience in Boston. 

Best Regards, 

Thomas Sampson, ISHA President 2011 - 2012 

Marc Safran, ISHA Program Chair 2012

Overview 

The ISHA Annual Scientific Meeting provides a unique international forum for attendees to share scientific 

information and learn the latest advances of arthroscopic surgery of the hip. This three day meeting includes a 

variety of symposia and lectures. Additionally, hands on model lab, electronic posters and technical exhibits 

are offered. 

Target Audience 

Orthopaedic Surgeons, Physical Therapists, Specialty Physicians, Athletic Trainers, Physician Assistants, 

Rehabilitation Therapists, Medical Students, Residents and Fellows 

Learning Objectives 

At the conclusion of this activity, participants should be better able to: 

‣ Describe the pertinent arthroscopic anatomy and physiology of the lower extremity, pelvis and hip 

joint 

‣ Identify standard portal placement for central and peripheral compartments 

‣ Define and implement hip arthroscopy techniques in their practice 

‣ Define the new technologies currently available for hip arthroscopy surgery, as well as the 

advantages and disadvantages of different surgical techniques 

‣ Define how to use the new technology in their practice and implement various methods of operative 

hip arthroscopy, including debridement, labral repair and correction of impingement 

Accreditation for General Sessions 

This activity is planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and Policies of the 

Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint sponsorship of Medical 

Education Resources (MER), International Society for Hip Arthroscopy (ISHA) and MCJ Consulting. MER is 

accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians. 

Medical Education Resources designate this live activity for a maximum of 18.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits . 

Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. 

Accreditation for Hip Model Lab 

This activity is planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and Policies of the 

Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint sponsorship of Medical 

Education Resources (MER), International Society for Hip Arthroscopy (ISHA) and MCJ Consulting. MER is 

accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians. 

Medical Education Resources designate this live activity for a maximum of 1.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits . 

Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. 

CME Certificates 

To receive your CME Certificate for the 2012 Annual Scientific Meeting, please visit the course website, 

www.ishameetings.net and complete the online Course Survey using your login information. Once you have 

completed the survey, you will be able to download your CME Certificate.

Faculty Disclosure 

In accordance with the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education’s Standards for Commercial 

Support, all CME providers are required to disclose to the activity audience the relevant financial relationships 

of the planners, teacher and authors involved in the development of CME content. An individual has relevant 

financial relations if he or she has a financial relationship in any amount occurring in the last 12 months with a 

commercial interest whose products or services are discussed in the CME activity content over which the 

individual has control. It is the policy of MER to disclose all financial relationships that planners, teach and 

authors have with commercial interests. Relationship information appears below. 

a - Salary; 

b - Speaker; 

c - Consulting; 

d - Royalty or Patent Holder; 

e - Ownership Interest or Shareholder; 

f - Supported or Contracted Research; 

g - Grants or Research Support; 

h - Other Financial Support; 

i - Will your presentation include discussion of products or services of your commercial interests? 

j - If you reported a financial relationship, will the relationships impact your ability to present an unbiased presentation? 

Michael J. Alaia, MD 

Alessandro Aprato, MD 

Emmanuel Audenaert, MD 

Ali S. Bajwa, MBBS,MRCSEd, MSc, MPhil, DSEM, 

FSEM,FRCS Tr & Orth 

Joseph F. Baker, MCh 

James Thomas Beckmann, MD, MS 

Asheesh Bedi, MD 

Srino Bharam, MD 

Patrick Michael Birmingham, MD 

Nicolas Bonin, MD 

Adriana De Bortoli, PT 

Leonardo Boschin, MD 

Thierry Boyer, MD 

Jason Brockwell, MD 

James M. Broderick, MD, IMRCS 

Robert Leon Buly, MD, MS 

Brian Busconi, MD 

J.W. Thomas Byrd, MD 

Henrique Berwanger Cabrita, PhD 

Josip Cakic, MD, PhD, FCS(SA)Orth, MMed(Orth) WITS 

Patrick Carton, MD FRCS(Tr&Orth) 

John Christoforetti, MD 

Jeffrey M. De Long, BSc 

Aad Alfons Dhollander, MD, PT, PhD 

No Financial Interests to Disclose 







c - Smith & Nephew Endoscopy; j - No 

c - Mitek; j - No 

c - Smith & Nephew; j - No 




No Financial Disclosure Provided 



c - DePuy Mitek, Arthrex; j - No 

c - Smith & Nephew, A3 Surgical; e - A3 Surgical; g - Smith & 

Nephew; j - No 


c – Smith & Nephew; j - No 


c – Arthrex, Breg; d - Arthrex; f - Arthrex; g – Arthrex; j - No 



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Mohammad Diab, MD 


Michael Dienst, MD 

c - Karl Storz, Germany; d - Karl Storz, Germany; j - No 

Alexandra Dimitrakopoulou, MD 


Benjamin G. Domb, MD 


Thomas J. Ellis, MD 

c - Smith & Nephew, Stryker; g - Stryker; j - No 

Richard Eddy Field, PhD, FRCS c - Stryker, Medacta, Smith & Nephew Endoscopy; d - Stryker; f - 

Stryker, Smith & Nephew, Medacta, Corin, JRI, MatOrtho, 

Medtr; j - No 

Andrea Fontana, MD 

b – Geistlich; g – Geistlich; i - Chondro-gide Geistlich; j – No 

Chad Michael Fortun, MD 


Christoph Georg Gebhart, MD 

c - Smith & Nephew, Arthrex; j - No 

Mark Geyer, MD 


Michael Kenneth Gilbart, MD, FRCS(C) 

c - ConMed Linvatec; j - No 

Damian Russel Griffin, BM BCH MA FRCS 

c – ConMed Linvatec; j - No 

Christopher E. Gross, MD 


Carlos A. Guanche, MD 

c - Smith & Nephew; Tornier; TAG Medical; d - Wolters/Kluwer; i 

- Smith & Nephew; Tornier; j - No 

Shane Hanzlik, MD 


Yoshitada Harada, MD, PhD 

b - DePuy; c - Wright Medical; h - Smith & Nephew; j - No 

Victor Manuel Ilizaliturri Jr., MD 

c - Biomet Orthopaedics, Smith & Nephew Endoscopy; d - Smith 

& Nephew, Endoscopy; f - DePuy Mitek; j - No 

Narlaka Jayasekera, FRCS (Trauma & Orth) 


Lanny L. Johnson, MD 


Michael Joyce, MD 


James S. Keene, MD 


Bryan Talmadge Kelly, MD 


Joanne L. Kemp, M Sports Physio, B App Sc(Physio) No Financial Interests to Disclose 

Robert Klapper, MD 


Gregory Klingenstein, MD 


Mininder S. Kocher, MD, MPH c - Biomet, OrthoPediatrics, Smith & Nephew Endoscopy; d - 

Biomet, WB Saunders; e - Pivot Medical, Fixes-4-Kids; h - AAOS 

Board, AOSSM Board (past), POSNA Board (past); j - No 

Otto Kraemer, MD 


Christopher Michael Larson, MD c - Smith & Nephew; A3 Surgical; h - Stock Holder- A3 Surgical; j - 

No 

Frederic Laude, MD 

c - Medacta; d - Medacta; j - No 

Dror Lindner, MD 


Rodrigo Mardones, MD 

c - Smith & Nephew; d - Bioteccel; j - No 

Hal David Martin, DO 

c - Smith & Nephew, Pivot Medical; j - No 

Robroy Martin, PhD, PT 


Dean K. Matsuda, MD 

d - ArthroCare, Smith & Nephew; j - No 

Joseph C. McCarthy, MD 

c - Stryker; d - Stryker, Innomed, Arthrex; j - No 

Omer Mei-Dan, MD 

John L. Meyer, DPT, OCS, FAFS 

William Meyers, MD 

Gregor Möckel, MD 

Nicholas Mohtadi, MD 





No Financial Interests to Disclose

David Ruben Morgensteren, MD, MHA 


Alexis Nogier, MD 


Juan Nossa Barrera, MD 


Derek Hidehiko Ochiai, MD 

c - Smith & Nephew; d - Smith & Nephew; g - Smith & Nephew; 

DePuy Mitek; j - No 

John M. O'Donnell, MBBS, FRACS, FAOrthA c - Smith and Nephew, Medacta; d - Medacta; f - ArthroCare; g - 

Biomet; j - No 

Singh J. Parminder, MBBS, MRCS, FRCS (Tr & Orth), MS No Financial Disclosure Provided 

Javad Parvizi, MD 


Andrew Pennock, MD 


Luis Pérez Carro, MD, PhD 


Chris Peters, MD 


Marc J. Philippon, MD 

c - Smith & Nephew Endoscopy, MIS; d - Smith & Nephew, 

Arthsurf, Bledsoe, DonJoy, SLACK, Elsev; e - HIPCO, MIS; g – 

Smith & Nephew Endoscopy, Ossur, Arthrex, Siemens; j - No 

Giancarlo Polesello, MD 


Thomas C.B. Pollard, MD FRCS (Tr & Orth) 


Michael G. Pritchard, FRACS 


Marcelo Cavalheiro Queiroz, MD 


Anil Ranawat, MD 

e - MAKO, Conformis; i - MAKO Surgical; j - No 

Filippo Randelli, MD 

b - Sanofi-Aventis, Bayer; c - Ethicon; f - Sanofi-Aventis, Ethicon; j 

- No 

Ehud Rath, MD 


Manel Ribas, MD 


H. Sadri, MD No Financial Interests to Disclose 

Marc R. Safran, MD d - Stryker; g - Ferring, Smith & Nephew, Ossur, ConMed; h - 

Cool Systems, Inc, Biomimedica, Cradel Medical; j - No 

Thomas G. Sampson, MD 

b - Arthrex, Smith & Nephew; c – ConMed Linvatec; j - No 

Richard Santore, MD 


Ernest Schilders, Prof.,MD 


Ehrenfried Schmaranzer, MD 


Jörg Schröder, MD 


Allston J. Stubbs, MD 

c - Smith & Nephew, Inc; e - Johnson & Johnson; f - Bauerfeind, 

AG; g - Smith & Nephew; Bauerfeind, AG; i - Smith & Nephew; 

Johnson & Johnson, Bauerfeind; j - No 

Hajime Sugiyama, MD 


Soshi Uchida, MD, PhD, Prof 

c - Biomed; g - Smith & Nephew; j - No 

Richard N. Villar, BSc (Hons), MA, MS, FRCS 

c - Smith & Nephew Endoscopy; i - Smith & Nephew Support of 

Education; j - No 

Michael Wettstein, MD 

c - Symbios Orthopaedics, CH-1400 Yverdon; j - No 

Vonda Wright, MD, MS 


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Course Chair: Marc R. Safran, MD 

Redwood City, California, USA 

Emmanuel Audenaert, MD 

Gent, BELGIUM 

Asheesh Bedi, MD 

Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA 

Srino Bharam, MD 

New York, New York, USA 

Patrick Michael Birmingham, MD 

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA 

Nicolas Bonin, MD 

Lyon, FRANCE 

Thierry Boyer, MD 

Paris, FRANCE 

Jason Brockwell, MD 

Hong Kong, HONG KONG 

Robert Leon Buly, MD, MS 


Brian Busconi, MD 

Worcester, Massachusetts, USA 

J.W. Thomas Byrd, MD 

Nashville, Tennessee, USA 

Josip Cakic, MD, PhD, FCS(SA)Orth, MMed(Orth) WITS 

Johannesburg, Gauteng, SOUTH AFRICA 

John Christoforetti, MD 

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA 

Mohammad Diab, MD 

San Francisco, California, USA 

Michael Dienst, MD 

Munich, GERMANY 

Benjamin G. Domb, MD 

Chicago, Illinois, USA 

Thomas J. Ellis, MD 

Dublin, Ohio, USA 

Richard Eddy Field, PhD, FRCS 

Tadworth, Surrey, UNITED KINGDOM 

Andrea Fontana, MD 

Monza, ITALY 

Christoph Georg Gebhart, MD 

Vienna, AUSTRIA 

Michael Kenneth Gilbart, MD, FRCS(C) 

Vancouver, British Columbia, CANADA 

Damian Russel Griffin, BM BCH MA FRCS 

Coventry, UNITED KINGDOM 

Carlos A. Guanche, MD 

Calabasas, California, USA

Victor Manuel Ilizaliturri Jr., MD 

Mexico City, MEXICO 

Lanny L. Johnson, MD 

Okemos, Michigan, USA 

James S. Keene, MD 

Madison, Wisconsin, USA 

Bryan Talmadge Kelly, MD 

New York City, New York, USA 

Robert Klapper, MD 

Los Angeles, California, USA 

Mininder S. Kocher, MD, MPH 

Boston, Massachusetts, USA 

Christopher Michael Larson, MD 

Edina, Minnesota, USA 

Frederic Laude, MD 

Paris, FRANCE 

Rodrigo Mardones, MD 

Santiago, CHILE 

Hal David Martin, DO 

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA 

Robroy Martin, PhD, PT 


Dean K. Matsuda, MD 

Los Angeles, California, USA 

Joseph C. McCarthy, MD 

Newton, Massachusetts, USA 

John L. Meyer, DPT, OCS, FAFS 

Hermosa Beach, California, USA 

William Meyers, MD 

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA 

Gregor Möckel, MD 

Birkenwerder, Berlin, GERMANY 

Nicholas Mohtadi, MD 

Calgary, CANADA 

Alexis Nogier, MD 

Paris, FRANCE 

John M. O'Donnell, MBBS, FRACS, FAOrthA 

Hawthorn, Victoria, AUSTRALIA 

Javad Parvizi, MD 

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA 

Luis Pérez Carro, MD, PhD 

Santander, SPAIN 

Marc J. Philippon, MD 

Vail, Colorado, USA 

Giancarlo Polesello, MD 

Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, BRAZIL 

Michael G. Pritchard, FRACS 

Hobart, Tasmania, AUSTRALIA 

Anil Ranawat, MD 


Filippo Randelli, MD 

Milano, ITALY 

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Ehud Rath, MD 

Rehovot, ISRAEL 

Manel Ribas, MD 

Barcelona, SPAIN 

Richard Santore, MD 

San Diego, California, USA 

Ernest Schilders, Prof,MD 

London, UNITED KINGDOM 

Allston J. Stubbs, MD 

Winston Salem, North Carolina, USA 

Hajime Sugiyama, MD 

Yoyogi Shibuya-Ku, Tokyo, JAPAN 

H. Sadri, MD 

Lausanne, SWITZERLAND 

Thomas G. Sampson, MD 

San Francisco, California, USA 

Soshi Uchida, MD, PhD, Prof 

Kitakyushu, Fukuoka, JAPAN 

Richard N. Villar, BSc (Hons), MA, MS, FRCS 

London, Essex, UNITED KINGDOM 

Michael Wettstein, MD 

Lausanne, SWITZERLAND 

Vonda Wright, MD, MS 


ISHA Presidential Guest Lecture 

Lessons Experienced during an Arthroscopic Surgical Practice 

Saturday, September 29, 2012 9:00am 

Dr. Lanny Johnson is a medical doctor specializing in orthopaedic surgery. As such he 

was one of the pioneers of arthroscopic surgery. Among his contributions was the 

invention of motorized instrumentation. He pioneered arthroscopy of the temporal 

mandibular joint, the shoulder, and elbow, wrist, and finger joints. He was perhaps 

first to perform arthroscopic shoulder reconstruction (August 1982). These 

contributions as well as hip, knee and ankle arthroscopy were documented in 

Arthroscopic Surgery; Principles and Practice in 1986. He was perhaps the first to 

Dr. Lanny Johnson 

develop computerized medical records in 1982. Retired from clinical practice since 

1995, he continues research and development projects related to cartilage healing 

with two major publications in 2011. His avocation includes the past 10 years as 

Instructor on PGA tour and recently published, There is More to Putting than Meets 

the Eye. This is an in depth study of PGA tour players putting techniques. He is a 

recognized innovator and holder of more than 50 US patents in surgery and golf.

Thursday, September 27, 2012 

11:00 - 18:00 Registration Open Atrium Lobby 

Seaport World Trade Center 

12:00 - 16:00 Exhibits Open Harborview Ballroom 


13:00 - 13:15 Welcome and Introduction 

Thomas Sampson, MD USA, ISHA President 2011-2012 

Joseph McCarthy, MD USA, ISHA Past-President 2010-2011 

Marc Safran, MD USA, ISHA Annual Meeting Program Chair 2012 

13:15 - 14:26 Session I: Advanced Arthroscopy Issues Moderators: 

Michael Wettstein, MD SWITZERLAND & 

Richard Villar, BSc (Hons), MA, MS, FRCS 

UNITED KINGDOM 

13:15 - 13:22 Hip Arthroscopy - Extracapsular Approach Frederic Laude, MD FRANCE 

13:22 - 13:27 Discussion 

13:27 - 13:34 Safe and Efficient Hip Arthroscopy Technique 

Without Fluoroscopy 


Thierry Boyer, MD FRANCE 

13:39 - 13:46 Peri-Trochanteric Arthroscopy - Tips Asheesh Bedi, MD USA 


13:51 - 13:58 Access to the Difficult Hip to Obtain Adequate 

Traction 


Dean Matsuda, MD USA 

14:03 - 14:10 Subgluteal Space Hal Martin, DO USA 


14:15 - 14:22 Hamstring Origin Endoscopy Carlos Guanche, MD USA 


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14:30 - 15:30 Paper Session I: Femoral Acetabular Impingement Moderator: Benjamin Domb, MD USA 

14:30 - 14:57 Oral Paper: Paper 1-4 

Paper 1: A New Clinical Test For Evaluation Of 

Acetabular Labral Tears: The ''Distraction 

Relocation'' Test, Results And Validation 

Paper 2: Acetabular Cartilage Delamination In 

Femoroacetabular Cam Impingement: Diagnostic 

Accuracy Of MR Arthrography With And Without 

Leg Traction In Comparison To Arthroscopy 

Paper 3: Arthroscopic Hip Revision Surgery For 

Residual FAI: Surgical Outcomes 

Paper 4: Hip Arthroscopy For The Treatment Of 

Femoroacetabular Impingement (FAI) And Other 

Intraarticular Hip Pathologies In A Series Of 

Professional Australian Football League Players: A 

Single Surgeon Series With Mid To Long-Term 

Follow Up 



Paper 5: Jogging As A Functional Outcome Metric 

For The Surgical Treatment Of Femoroacetabular 

Impingement 

Paper 6: At What Age does Cam and Pincer 

Morphology become Radiographically Apparent? 

An Analysis of 225 Pediatric and Adolescent CT 

Scans 

Paper 7: The Biomechanical Basis For Soft Tissue 

Anterior Inferior Iliac Spine Impingement 

David Morgenstern, MD, MHA ISRAEL 

Ehrenfried Schmaranzer, MD AUSTRIA 

Christopher Larson, MD USA 

John O'Donnell, MBBS, FRACS, FAOrthA 

AUSTRALIA 

Marc Safran, MD USA 

Andrew Pennock, MD USA 

Gregory Klingenstein, MD USA 


15:30 - 15:45 Break 

15:45 - 16:20 Debate I: How to Best do FAI Surgery Moderator: Hassan Sadri, MD 

SWITZERLAND & Richard Santore, MD USA 

15:45 - 15:52 FAI Done Open is Better Benjamin G. Domb, MD USA 

15:52 - 15:59 FAI Done Arthroscopically is Better John O'Donnell, MBBS, FRACS, FAOrthA 

AUSTRALIA 

15:59 - 16:06 FAI Done Arthroscopic with Mini Open is Better Javad Parvizi, MD USA 

16:06 - 16:20 Debate


16:21 - 16:30 Lecture: Femoral and Acetabular Version in Hip 

Pain 

16:30 - 17:00 Lecture: Michelangelo's Sculptures: How He 

Manipulated Anatomy 

Anil Ranawat, MD USA 

Robert Klapper, MD, USA 

16:45 - 18:15 Model Lab - Additional Registration Required Waterfront Ballroom II & III 

18:30 - 20:00 Welcome Reception Exhibit Hall – Harborview Ballroom I - III 

ISHA Model Labs 

ISHA is pleased to offer Model Labs for course attendees at no charge. Model Labs will be held on Thursday, 

September 27 and Friday, September 28. Registration for the Model Labs is required - please visit the 

Registration Desk to determine if spaces are still available. 

ISHA Model Labs 

Thursday, September 27, 2012, 4:30-6:00pm 

Friday, September 28, 2012, 6:00-7:30pm 

Waterfront Ballroom, Harbor Level 

ISHA would like to thank all of the Model Lab Faculty. 

Victor Ilizaliturri, Chair 

Thank you to our Model Lab Sponsors: 

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Friday, September 28, 2012 





6:30 - 7:45 

Ampitheater 

6:30 - 7:45 

Cityview 

Ballroom 

ICL #1: How The Experts Evaluate the Hip - From Chair: Hal Martin, DO USA 

Examination to Imaging 

UK/European Perspective - Health Care Systems and Richard Villar, BSc (Hons), MA, MS, FRCS 

Government Policy 


Australian Perspective - Instability and Teres Tears John O'Donnell, MBBS, FRACS, FAOrthA 

AUSTRALIA 

Korean Perspective - Posterior Hip Pain 

Myung Sik Park, MD KOREA 

South American Perspective - Intraarticular vs. Giancarlo Polesello, MD BRAZIL 

Extraarticular 

North American Perspective - 4 Layer Approach to Marc Safran, MD USA 

the HIP 

Radiograpghic Evaluation 

Luis Perez Carro, MD, PhD SPAIN 

Injections 

Munif Hatem, MD USA 

Ultrasound 

Carlos Guanche, MD USA 

ICL #2: Where Do We Go With What We Are Doing 

– And How Do We Prove That It Works 

Using a Database in My Clinical Practice 

Using a Registry for Hip Arthroscopy 

Chair: Nicholas Mohtadi, MD CANADA 

Karen K. Briggs, MPH USA 

Damian Griffin, BM BCH MA FRCS UNITED 

KINGDOM 

Giancarlo Polesello, MD BRAZIL & Nick 

Mohtadi, MD CANADA 

Should ISHA Support International Prospective 

and/or Randomized Clinical Trials 

Panel Discussion 

8:00 - 8:15 Welcome and Announcements Marc Safran, MD USA 

Thomas Sampson, MD USA 

8:15 - 9:30 Session II: Cartilage Moderators: Gregor Möckel, MD GERMANY 

J W Thomas Byrd, MD USA 

8:15 - 8:22 Should We Repair? Marc Safran, MD USA 

8:22 - 8:29 What to Do About Associated Subchondral Cysts Richard Field, PhD, FRCS UNITED KINGDOM 

8:29 - 8:36 Microfracture H. Sadri, MD SWITZERLAND 

8:36 - 8:43 Repair Mininder Kocher, MD, MPH USA 

8:43 - 8:50 Fibrin +/- FasTFix Richard Villar, BSc (Hons), MA, MS, FRCS 


8:50 - 8:57 MACI Andrea Fontana, MD ITALY 

8:57 - 9:04 Stem Cells Rodrigo Mardones, MD CHILE


8:15 - 9:30 Session II: Cartilage (Continued) Moderators: Gregor Möckel, MD GERMANY 

& J.W. Thomas Byrd, MD USA 

9:04 - 9:19 Debate & Panel Discussion Richard Field, PhD, UNITED KINGDOM 

Andrea Fontana, MD ITALY 

Mininder Kocher, MD, MPH USA 

Rodrigo Mardones, MD CHILE 

Hassan Sadri, MD SWITZERLAND 


Richard Villar, BSc, MA, MS, FRCS UNITED 

KINGDOM 

9:31 - 10:08 Paper Session II: Basic Science Moderator: Michael Gilbart, MD, FRCS(C) 

CANADA 


Paper 8: Clinical, Radiographic, And Operative Hal Martin, DO USA 

Evidence For Anterior Inferior Acetabular 

Insufficiency Associated With Hip Instability 

Paper 9: Elevated Biomarkers Of Cartilage 

Asheesh Bedi, MD USA 

Catabolism And Inflammation In Athletes With 

Femoroacetabular Impingement 



Paper 10: In Vitro Assessment of Primary Human James Broderick, MD, IMRCS IRELAND 

Chondrocyte Viability Following Treatment with 

Intra-Articular Contrast Media and Local 

Anaesthetic 

Paper 11: Chondrotoxic Effects Of Lignocaine And Joseph Baker, MCh IRELAND 

Levobupivacaine Are Attenuated By Magnesium 

Sulfate 


10:05 - 10:30 Symposium: Iliopsoas Moderators: 

Luis Pérez Carro, MD, PhD SPAIN 

Marc Philippon, MD USA 

10:05 - 10:12 Iliopsoas - When to Cut, When Not to Cut Bryan Kelly, MD USA 

10:12 - 10:19 Outcomes & Complications of Iliopsoas Tenotomy James Keene, MD USA 

10:19 - 10:30 Discussion & Questions 

10:30 - 10:45 Lecture: How to Teach Hip Arthroscopy Richard Villar, BSc (Hons), MA, MS, FRCS 


10:45 - 11:00 Break 

11:00 - 12:00 ISHA General Members Meeting ISHA Members Only – Member Ribbon 

Required 

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12:00 - 13:30 Lunch Time Break On Own 

OR 

Small Group Surgical Demonstrations – Registration Required 

From Access to Repair 

Faculty: Thomas Sampson 

Sponsored by ConMed Linvatec 

Located in Backbay Complex 

Gluteus Medius Repairs 

Faculty: JW Thomas Byrd (Surgeon) & Michael Dienst (Moderator) 

Sponsored by: Smith & Nephew 

Located in Cityview Ballroom 

New Surgical Approaches in Hip Preservation 

Faculty: Stephen K. Aoki 

Sponsored by: Pivot Medical 

Located in Federal Complex 

13:30 - 14:25 Paper Session III: Cartilage & Extra-Articular Moderators: Andrea Fontana, MD ITALY & 

Hal David Martin, DO USA 

13:30 - 13:48 Oral Paper: Papers 12-14: Cartilage 

Paper 12: Allogenic Labral Transplantation With Manel Ribas, MD SPAIN 

Arthroscopic Guided Miniopen Technique. A Five 

Year Experience 

Paper 13: Long-Term Results of Arthroscopic Surgery Yoshitada Harada, MD, PhD JAPAN 

for Labral Lesion with Dysplastic Hip 

Paper 14: Comparison of Delayed Gadolinium- Benjamin Domb, MD USA 

Enhanced Magnetic Resonance Imaging of Cartilage 

(dGEMRIC) to Arthroscopic Evaluation of Acetabular 

Cartilage Damage in the Weight-Bearing Area Of The 

Hip: A Pilot Study 

13:48 - 13:57 Discussion


13:58 - 14:16 Oral Paper: Papers 15-17: Extra-Articular 

Paper 15: Endoscopic Release Of The Iliotibial Band Victor Ilizaliturri Jr., MD MEXICO 

For External Snapping Hip Syndrome 

Paper 16: Results Of Central Compartment 

James Keene, MD USA 

Arthroscopic Iliopsoas Tenotomies For Treatment Of 

Labral Impingement 

Paper 17: Endoscopic Release Of The Sciatic Nerve Henrique Cabrita, PhD BRAZIL 

With Intraoperative Neuromuscular Monitoring 


14:25 - 14:46 Debate II: Labral Refixation vs. Leave Intact Moderators: Alexis Nogier, MD FRANCE & 

Rodrigo Mardones, MD CHILE 

14:25 - 14:32 Takedown / Repair Damian Griffin, BM BCH MA FRCS UNITED 

KINGDOM 

14:32 - 14:39 Leave Intact Victor Ilizaliturri Jr., MD MEXICO 

14:39 - 14:46 Debate & Discussion 

14:47 - 15:07 Guest Lecture: Understanding Core Injuries William Meyers, MD USA 

15:07 - 15:40 Debate II: What To Do With The Capsule Moderators: Josip Cakic, MD, PhD, 

FCS(SA)Orth, MMed(Orth) WITS SOUTH 

AFRICA & Michael Pritchard, FRACS 

AUSTRALIA 

15:07 - 15:14 Leave Intact Allston Stubbs, MD USA 

15:14 - 15:21 Large Capsulotomy Thomas Sampson, MD USA 

15:21 - 15:28 Moderate Capsulotomy Christopher Larson, MD USA 

15:28 - 15:40 Panel Discussion: If Capsulotomy - Do you Need to 

Repair? 



Allston Stubbs, MD USA 

15:40 - 16:00 Break 

16:00 - 16:40 Debate III: Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip Moderators: Michael Dienst, MD GERMANY 

& Victor Ilizaliturri Jr., MD MEXICO 

16:00 - 16:07 Hip Arthroscopy for DDH Soshi Uchida, MD, PhD, Prof JAPAN 

16:07 - 16:14 Guidelines for Hip Arthroscopy in DDH Joseph McCarthy, MD USA 

16:14 - 16:21 Acetabular Osteotomy for DDH Mohammad Diab, MD USA 

16:21 - 16:28 Femoral Osteotomy for DDH Richard Santore, MD USA 

16:28 - 16:40 Discussion & Debate Mohammad Diab, MD USA 

Joseph McCarthy, MD USA 

Richard Santore, MD USA 

Soshi Uchida, MD, PhD, Prof JAPAN 

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16:40 - 17:30 Paper Session IV: Innovations Moderator: Vonda Wright, MD, MS USA 


Paper 18: Acetabular Labral Reconstruction With Mark Geyer, MD USA 

Iliotibial Band Autograft: Outcome And 

Survivorship Analysis At Minimum 3 Years Follow- 

Up 

Paper 19: Acetabuloplasty With Preservation Of Patrick Carton, MD FRCS(Tr&Orth) IRELAND 

The Chondrolabral Junction: The Evolution Of A 

New Technique - Labral Reflection, Needle 

Chondrotomy And ‘Labral Cuff’ Refixation 

Paper 20: Medial Hip Arthroscopy Portals: 

Marcelo Queiroz, MD BRAZIL 

Anatomical Study And Three Clinical Cases 



Paper 21: Fat Pad Entrapment At The Hip: A New 

Diagnosis 

Narlaka Jayasekera, FRCS (Trauma & Orth) 


Paper 22: Simultaneous Bilateral Hip Arthroscopy Omer Mei-Dan, MD USA 

For Subjects With Symptomatic Bilateral 


Paper 23: Arthroscopic Treatment Of FAI In The Derek Ochiai, MD USA 

Setting Of Profound Lateral Acetabular Over- 

Coverage 


17:30 - 18:00 Symposium: Navigation Based Surgery Moderator: Thomas Sampson, MD USA 

17:30 - 17:38 3-D CT Scan ROM Analysis and Surgical Simulation Robert Buly, MD, MS USA 

17:38 - 17:46 Tips and Tricks in Navigated Hip Arthroscopy Emmanuel Audenaert, MD BELGIUM 

17:46 - 17:54 Templating & Planning: A Prelude to Navigation for J W Thomas Byrd, MD USA 

FAI 


18:00 - 19:30 Model Lab - Additional Registration Required Waterfront Ballroom II & III

Saturday, September 29, 2012 





6:30 - 7:45 ICL #3: Getting It Down - Arthroscopy Basics Chair: Michael Dienst, MD GERMANY 

Ampitheater Supine Position Alexis Nogier, MD FRANCE 

Lateral Position 

Ali S. Bajwa, MBBS, MRCSEd, MSc, MPhil, 

DSEM, FSEM, FRCS Tr & Orth UNITED 

KINGDOM 

Portals and Portal Anatomy to the Central and Marcelo Queiroz, MD BRAZIL 

Peripheral Compartment 

Capsular Release for Access to the Hip – Selective Patrick Birmingham, MD USA 

Incisions vs. Partial Resection vs. Wide Capsular 

Resection 

The Diagnostic Round - Arthroscopic Anatomy of the Jörg Schröder, MD GERMANY 

Central and Peripheral Compartment 

The Periarticular Space – Portals and Access to the Parminder Singh, AUSTRALIA 

Psoas Tendon and Subspinal Space 

The Peritrochanteric Space – Portals and 

Arthroscopic Anatomy 


6:30 - 7:45 ICL #4: Hip Arthroscopy In Trauma Chair: Brian Busconi, MD USA 

Cityview 

Ballroom 

Is There a Role in Hip Arthroscopy for the Stable 

Reduced Hip: Case Discussion 

Brian Busconi, MD USA 

Victor Ilizaliturri Jr., MD MEXICO 

John Christoforetti, MD USA 


Ehud Rath, MD ISRAEL 

Post Dislocation Evaluation, Treatment and 

Rehabilitation 

What is the Role of Hip arthroscopy in the 

Symptomatic Stable Reduced Hip: Findings and 

Treatment 

What is the Role of Hip Arthroscopy in the Recurrent 

Unstable Hip? Capsular instability and Insufficiency 

Fractures: Arthroscopic Femoral Head 

Osteosynthesis 

Complications of Arthroscopic Evaluation of the 

Traumatic Hip: Timing, Fluid extravasation, Chondral 

Lesions, Heterotopic Ossification & Nerve Injuries 










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8:00 - 8:10 Welcome & Announcements Marc Safran, MD USA 


8:10 - 9:00 Paper Session V: Trainee Award Finalists Moderator: Nicholas Mohtadi, MD CANADA 

8:10 - 8:28 Oral Paper: Papers 24-26 

Paper 24: Clinical Presentation And Imaging Dror Lindner, MD USA 

Results Of Patients With Symptomatic Gluteus 

Medius Tears 

Paper 25: Anterior Inferior Iliac Spine Morphology Chad Fortun, MD USA 

And Implications For Subspine Impingement: An 

Anatomic Study Of 3594 Cadaveric Specimens 

Paper 26: The Prevalence Of Femoral Cam Lesions Shane Hanzlik, MD USA 

In Adults: A Study Of 3558 Femurs. 



Paper 27: Precision and Accuracy of Identification Jeffrey De Long, BSc USA 

of Anatomical Surface Landmarks Amongst 30 

Expert Hip Arthroscopists 

Paper 28: Histologic Assessment Of Acetabular Aad Dhollander, MD, PT, PhD BELGIUM 

Labrum Healing 

Paper 29: Comparison of Patients Undergoing Gregory Klingenstein, MD USA 

Unilateral and Bilateral Arthroscopic Treatment for 



9:00 - 9:40 Presidential Guest Lecture 

9:00 - 9:10 Introduction Thomas Sampson, MD USA 

9:10 - 9:40 Presidential Guest Lecture: Lessons Experienced 

during an Arthroscopic Surgical Practice 

Lanny Johnson, MD USA 

9:40 - 10:20 Debate IV: Is Rehabilitation Necessary Following 

Hip Arthroscopy? 

Moderator: Nicolas Bonin, MD FRANCE & 

Srino Bharam, MD USA 

9:40 - 9:47 Yes, Rehabilitation is Necessary Robroy Martin, PhD, PT USA 

9:47 - 9:54 No, Rehabilitation is Not Necessary Thomas Sampson, MD USA 

9:54 - 10:00 Discussion & Debate 

10:00 - 10:07 Screening for Athletes John Meyer, DPT, OCS, FAFS USA 

10:07 - 10:14 The Case for Pre-Hab Giancarlo Polesello, MD BRAZIL 


10:20 - 10:40 Break


10:40 - 11:10 Symposium: Controversies in Post Operative 

Management Following Hip Arthroscopy 

Moderator: John Christoforetti, MD USA & 

Thierry Boyer, MD FRANCE 

10:40 - 10:47 Joint Injections (Local, HA, Steroids, Opiates) Rodrigo Mardones, MD CHILE 

10:47 - 10:54 WB Post Op Marc Philippon, MD USA 

10:54 - 11:01 DVT Prophylaxis - Should You Do It? Is it Cost Filippo Randelli, MD ITALY 

Effective? 

11:01 - 11:08 CPM James Rosneck, MD USA 

11:10 - 11:55 Paper Session IV: Post Op & Rehabilitation Moderator: Christoph Gebhart, MD 

AUSTRIA 


Paper 30: Ultrasound Guided Peri-Articular Michael Joyce, MD USA 

Infiltration Analgesia For Hip Arthrosopy Patients: 

A Prospective, Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo- 

Controlled Study 

Paper 31: The Role Of Preoperative Physiotherapy Adriana Bortoli, PT BRAZIL 

In Patients Undergoing Arthroscopic Surgery For 

FAI 

Paper 32: Postoperative Analgesia With Peripheral Juan Manuel Nossa, MD COLOMBIA 

Nerve Blocks For Hip Arthroscopy 



Paper 33: Physical Impairments Are Greater In 

Those With Chondropathy Than Those Without 

Following Hip Arthroscopy 

Joanne Kemp, M Sports Physio, B App 

Sc(Physio) AUSTRALIA 

Paper 34: The Effect Of Hydrotherapy On The 

Return To Sports Following Hip Arthroscopy In 

Athletes 


Alexandra Dimitrakopoulou, MD UNITED 

KINGDOM 

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12:00 - 13:30 Lunch Time Break On Own 

Small Group Surgical Demonstrations – Registration Required 

Knotless Acetabular Labral Reconstruction with IT Band Graft 

Faculty: Omer Mei-Dan, MD USA & David Young, MD Australia 

Sponsored by: ArthroCare 



Faculty: Marc Philippon (Surgeon) & Marc Safran (Moderator) 



New Surgical Approaches in Hip Preservation 

Faculty: Shane Nho 

Sponsored by Pivot Medical 


13:30 - 14:10 Presidential Ceremony of International Society for 

Hip Arthroscopy 

13:30 - 13:35 Presentation of the President Victor Ilizaliturri Jr., MD MEXICO, ISHA 

President 2012-2013 

13:35 - 13:50 President's Address to Membership Thomas Sampson, MD USA, ISHA President 

2011-2012 

13:50 - 13:55 Transfer of Presidency Thomas Sampson, MD USA, ISHA President 

2011-2012 

Victor Ilizaliturri Jr., MD MEXICO, ISHA 


13:55 - 14:00 Future of ISHA Victor Ilizaliturri Jr., MD MEXICO, ISHA 


14:00 - 14:05 Announcement of Vice President John O'Donnell, MD AUSTRALIA, ISHA 

President Elect 2013-1014 

14:05 - 14:10 ISHA Awards- Announcement of Winners Marc Safran, MD USA, Program Chair 

14:10 - 14:30 Debate V: Is There Really a Relationship Between 

Sports Hernia and FAI? 

Moderators: Brian Busconi, MD USA & 

Jason Brockwell, MD HONG KONG 

14:10 - 14:17 Sports Hernia Caused by FAI Josip Cakic, MD, PhD, FCS(SA)Orth, 

MMed(Orth) WITS SOUTH AFRICA 

14:17 - 14:24 Sports Hernia - Not an FAI Thing Ernest Schilders, Prof, MD UNITED 

KINGDOM 

14:24 - 14:30 Discussion & Debate


14:30 - 15:35 Paper Session VII: Complications & Other Topics Moderator: Ehud Rath, MD ISRAEL 

14:30 - 14:40 Lecture: Complications in Hip Arthroscopy Luis Pérez Carro, MD, PhD SPAIN 


14:47 - 15:05 Oral Paper: Papers 35-37: Complications 

Paper 35: Complications After Hip Arthroscopy: A 

Prospective, Multicenter Study Using A Validated 

Grading Classification 

Paper 36: The Incidence Of Heterotopic Ossification 

Following Hip Arthroscopy Before And After 

Routine Standardized Naproxen Prophylaxis 

Paper 37: The Incidence Of Venous 

Thromboembolism (VTE) After Hip Arthroscopy 


15:11 - 15:29 Oral Paper: Papers 38-40: Other Topics 

Paper 38: The Anterior Approach For A Non Image 

Guided Intra-Articular Hip Injection 

Paper 39: Diagnosis And Treatment Of Pudendal 

Nerve Entrapment Syndrome 

Paper 40: The Association Of Femoral Neck Stress 

Fractures With Femoral Acetabular Impingement 


15:35 - 15:55 Panel Discussion I: How Early Do You Operate on 

FAI 


James Beckmann, MD, MS USA 

Michael Alaia, MD USA 

Omer Mei-Dan, MD USA 

Hal Martin, DO USA 


J W Thomas Byrd, MD USA 

Michael Dienst, MD GERMANY 


AUSTRALIA 


Ernest Schilders, Prof,MD UNITED 

KINGDOM 

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15:55 - 16:45 Paper Session VIII: General Topics Moderator: Patrick Birmingham, MD USA 


Paper 41: Does The Modified Harris Hip Score 

Reflect Patient Satisfaction After Hip Arthroscopy? 

Paper 42: Outcomes Following Hip Arthroscopy: 

Which Morphological Factors Predict Success And 

Failure? 

Paper 43: Hip Arthroscopy in the Pediatric 

Dysplastic Hip 



Paper 44: Exposure To Radiation In Hip 

Arthroscopy Procedures 

Paper 45: Effect Of Acetabulum Rim Recession On 

Anterior Rim Angle: An In Vivo Study 

Paper 46: Nerve Affection After Hip Arthroscopy - 

An Underreported Complication? 


16:45 - 17:15 Panel II: Controversy in the Management of 

Patient with Osteoarthritis 

17:20 - 17:30 Closing Remarks 

Thomas Sampson, MD USA, ISHA President 2011-2012 

Marc Safran, MD USA, ISHA Annual Meeting Program Chair 2012 

Alessandro Aprato, MD, UNITED KINGDOM 

Thomas Pollard, FRCS (Orth) UNITED 

KINGDOM 


Leonardo Boschin, MD BRAZIL 

Christopher Gross, MD USA 

Otto Kraemer, MD DENMARK 

Josip Cakic, MD, PhD, FCS(SA)Orth, 

MMed(Orth) WITS SOUTH AFRICA 

Michael Dienst, MD GERMANY 

Thomas Ellis, MD USA 

Richard Field, PhD, FRCS UNITED KINGDOM 


AUSTRALIA 

Javad Parvizi, MD USA 

Hajime Sugiyama, MD JAPAN

Friday September 28, 2012 

Instructional Course Lectures • 6:30 – 7:45 AM 

ICL #1: How The Experts Evaluate the Hip - From 

Examination to Imaging 

UK/European Perspective - Health Care Systems and 

Government Policy 

Australian Perspective - Instability and Teres Tears 

Korean Perspective - Posterior Hip Pain 

South American Perspective - Intraarticular vs. Extraarticular 

North American Perspective - 4 Layer Approach to the HIP 

Radiograpghic Evaluation 

Injections 

Ultrasound 

Chair: Hal Martin, DO USA 

Richard Villar, BSc (Hons), MA, MS, FRCS 



AUSTRALIA 

Myung Sik Park, MD KOREA 

Giancarlo Polesello, MD BRAZIL 


Luis Perez Carro, MD, PhD SPAIN 

Munif Hatem, MD USA 

Carlos Guanche, MD USA 

ICL #2: Where Do We Go With What We Are Doing - 

And How Do We Prove That It Works 

Using a Database in My Clinical Practice 

Using a Registry for Hip Arthroscopy 

Should ISHA Support International Prospective and/or 

Randomized Clinical Trials 

Panel Discussion 

Chair: Nicholas Mohtadi, MD CANADA 

Karen K. Briggs, MPH USA 

Damian Griffin, BM BCH MA FRCS UNITED 

KINGDOM 

Giancarlo Polesello, MD BRAZIL & Nick 

Mohtadi, MD CANADA 

From Access to Repair 

Faculty: Thomas Sampson 

Sponsored by: ConMed Linvatec 


Lunch Time Surgical Demonstrations • 12Noon – 1:30 PM 

Gluteus Medius Repairs 

Faculty: JW Thomas Byrd (Surgeon) 

& Michael Dienst (Moderator) 



New Surgical Approaches in Hip 

Preservation 

Faculty: Stephen K. Aoki, MD 


Located in Federal Complex

ICL #3: Getting It Down ‐ Arthroscopy Basics 

Supine Position 

Lateral Position 

Saturday, September 29, 2012 6:30 – 7:45 AM 

Instructional Course Lectures • 6:30 – 7:45 AM 

Portals and Portal Anatomy to the Central and Peripheral Compartment 

Capsular Release for Access to the Hip – Selective Incisions vs. Partial 

Resection vs. Wide Capsular Resection 

The Diagnostic Round ‐ Arthroscopic Anatomy of the Central and 

Peripheral Compartment 

The Periarticular Space – Portals and Access to the Psoas Tendon and 

Subspinal space 

The Peritrochanteric Space – Portals and Arthroscopic Anatomy 

ICL #4: Hip Arthroscopy In Trauma 

Is There a Role in Hip Arthroscopy for the Stable Reduced Hip: Case 

Discussion 

Post Dislocation Evaluation, Treatment and Rehabilitation 

What is the Role of Hip arthroscopy in the Symptomatic Stable Reduced 

Hip: Findings and Treatment 

What is the Role of Hip Arthroscopy in the Recurrent Unstable Hip? 

Capsular instability and Insufficiency 

Fractures: Arthroscopic Femoral Head Osteosynthesis 

Complications of Arthroscopic Evaluation of the Traumatic Hip: Timing, 

Fluid extravasation, Chondral Lesions, Heterotopic Ossification & Nerve 

Injuries 

Knotless Acetabular Labral 

Reconstruction with IT Band Graft 

Faculty: Omer Mei‐Dan, MD & 

David Young, MD 

Sponsored by: ArthroCare 


Chair: Michael Dienst, MD GERMANY 

Alexis Nogier, MD FRANCE 

Ali S. Bajwa, MBBS, MRCSEd, MSc, MPhil, 

DSEM, FSEM, FRCS Tr & Orth UNITED KINGDOM 

Marcelo Queiroz, MD BRAZIL 

Patrick Birmingham, MD USA 

Jörg Schröder, MD GERMANY 

P. Singh, AUSTRALIA 


Chair: Brian Busconi, MD USA 















Lunch Time Surgical Demonstrations • 12Noon – 1:30 PM 


Faculty: Marc Philippon (Surgeon) & 

Marc Safran (Moderator) 



New Surgical Approaches in Hip 

Preservation 

Faculty: Shane J. Nho, MD, MS 



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The International Society for Hip Arthroscopy Awards Program is committed to recognizing and honoring 

young researchers whose work has contributed to better understanding and communication within the 

field of Hip Arthroscopy. Two Awards are being offered at the 2012 ISHA Annual Scientific Meeting in 

Boston, Massachusetts, the ISHA Trainee Basic Research Award and the Richard Villar Trainee Excellence 

in Clinical Research Award. 

2012 ISHA Trainee Basic Research Award & Richard Villar Trainee Excellence 

in Clinical Research Award 

The ISHA Awards were created with the intention to stimulate and reward younger researchers who 

contribute high-quality data and presentations. Thus, residents and fellows, with a study related to hip 

arthroscopy were encouraged to apply for this award. Judged by an ISHA-selected panel, the 2012 

Trainee Basic Research Award will be awarded to the trainee who delivers the best presentation during 

the Annual Scientific Meeting. 

2012 ISHA Annual Scientific Meeting Award Finalists 

Six finalists will present at the 2012 ISHA Annual Scientific Meeting on Saturday, September 29, 2012 

at 8:10 AM. 

Clinical Presentation And Imaging Results Of Patients 

With Symptomatic Gluteus Medius Tears 

Dror Lindner, MD USA 

Anterior Inferior Iliac Spine Morphology And 

Implications For Subspine Impingement: An Anatomic 

Study Of 3594 Cadaveric Specimens 

Chad Fortun, MD USA 

The Prevalence Of Femoral Cam Lesions In Adults: A 

Study Of 3558 Femurs. 

Shane Hanzlik, MD USA 

Precision and Accuracy of Identification of Anatomical 

Surface Landmarks Amongst 30 Expert Hip 

Arthroscopists 

Jeffrey De Long, BSc USA 

Histologic Assessment Of Acetabular Labrum Healing 

Aad Dhollander, MD, PT, PhD BELGIUM 

Comparison of Patients Undergoing Unilateral and 

Bilateral Arthroscopic Treatment for Femoroacetabular 

Impingement 

Gregory Klingenstein, MD USA

Seaport World Trade Center Harborview Ballrooms 

Exhibit Hall Booth List 

Booth Company Booth Company 

1-3 Arthrex Inc. 11 DJO Global 

4-5 ArthroCare 12 Surgical Innovation 

6 DR Medical AG 13 & 17 Smith & Nephew 

7 DePuy Mitek 14 & 18 ConMed Linvatec 

8 Pivot Medical 15 Bauerfeind USA, Inc 

9 Stryker 16 

Karl Storz Endoscopy 

America, Inc 

10 GE Healthcare-OEC 19 Elliquence, LLC 

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Exhibitor Directory 

Please visit the ISHA 2012 Annual Scientific Meeting Exhibitors in the Harborview Ballrooms 

Thursday, November 27: 12Noon – 16:00 and 18:30 – 20:00 for the Welcome Reception 

Friday November 28: 7:00 – 16:00 

Saturday, November 29: 7:00 – 14:00 

Arthrex 

1370 Creekside Blvd. 

Naples, FL 33907 USA 

www.arthrex.com 

ArthroCare 

7000 W. William Cannon, Bldg 1 

Austin, TX 78735 USA 

www.arthrocare.com 

Bauerfeind USA, Inc. 

3005 Chastain Meadows Pkwy, 

Suite 700 

Marietta, GA 30066 USA 

www.bauerfeindusa.com 

ConMed Linvatec 

11311 Concept Blvd 

Lardo, FL 33773 USA 

www.conmed.com 

DePuy Mitek 

325 Paramount Drive 

Raynham, MA 02767 USA 

www.depuymitek.com 

Booth # 1-3 

We invite you to stop by booths 1-3 to check out our new 

steerable Nav-X Ablation Probes, Nav-X Steerable Graspers 

and Hip Distraction System - the most comprehensive and 

innovative products for hip preservation procedures. 

Booth # 4-5 

ArthroCare offers a broad portfolio of Coblation® wands 

designed specifically for hip arthroscopy, as well as knotless 

anchor and suturing technology designed to enable hip 

arthroscopy. 

Booth # 15 

Bauerfeind supports and orthoses are used to prevent and 

treat injuries - experiences that patients who use our 

products have in common with professional athletes 

around the world. Our mission is to help people lead active, 

pain-free lives well into their golden years - because 

"Motion is Life". 

Booth # 14 & 18 

ConMed Linvatec is committed to enhancing patient 

outcomes through innovative solutions in arthroscopic 

repair, endoscopic visualization, sports tissue and biologics 

and dependable power solutions for joint repair. 

Booth # 7 

DePuy Mitek, Inc., a Johnson & Johnson company, is the 

leading developer and manufacturer of innovative surgical 

sports medicine and soft tissue repair devices. 

DJO Global 

1430 Decision Street 

Vista, CA 92081 USA 

www.DJOglobal.com 

Booth # 11 

DJO Global provides solutions for musculoskeletal and 

vascular health, and pain management. Products help 

prevent injuries or rehabilitate after surgery, injury or 

degenerative disease.

DR Medical AG 

Ziegelmattareal, Bau 15 

4503 Solothurn, Switzerland 

http://www.dr-medical.ch/ 

Elliquence, LLC 

2455 Grand Ave. 

Baldwin, NY 11510 USA 

www.elliquence.com 

GE Healthcare-OEC 

384 Wright Bros. Drive 

Salt Lake City, UT 84116 USA 

www.gehealthcare.com 

Karl Storz Endoscopy America, 

Inc. 

2151 E. Grand Ave 

El Segundo, CA 90245 USA 

www.karlstorz.com 

Pivot Medical 

247 Humboldt Court 

Sunnyvale, CA 94089 USA 

www.pivotmedical.com 

Smith & Nephew 

150 Minuteman Road 

Andover, MA 01810 USA 

www.smith-nephew.com 

Stryker 

325 Corporate Drive 

Mahwah, NJ 07430 USA 

www.stryker.com 

Surgical Innovations 

Clayton Wood House 

6, Clayton Wood Bank 

Leeds England, UK LS16 6QZ 

www.surginno.com 

Booth #6 

Highly specialized leader in Hip Arthroscopy known for 

innovative patented Swiss Made shavers and burrs. These 

are the most efficient arthroscopic cutting tools on the 

market. 

Booth # 19 

Elliquence manufactures the patented RF Surgi-Max 

technology which provides low temperature ablation, 

coagulation, and precision cutting, resulting in minimal 

tissue damage. 

Booth # 10 

GE Healthcare Surgery offers a full series of mobile 

fluoroscopic imaging systems for minimally invasive 

surgery. 

Booth # 16 

KARL STORZ offers a range of arthroscopy products. Our 

Hip Portal System offers surgeons cannulated access and a 

complete solution for diagnostic and therapeutic 

arthroscopy. 

Booth # 8 

Pivot Medical is a privately held medical device company 

focused on developing and marketing novel technologies 

for the Hip Arthroscopy marketplace. 

Booth # 13 & 17 

Smith & Nephew is a global medical technology business 

with global leadership positions in Orthopaedic 

Reconstruction, Advanced Wound Management, Sports 

Medicine, Trauma and Clinical Therapies. 

Booth # 9 

Stryker offers a comprehensive hip arthroscopy product 

platform designed to provide simple and reliable access and 

treatment of the hip joint. 

Booth # 12 

Recognized as highly progressive in the medical device 

industry, Surgical Innovations (SI) specializes in the design 

and manufacture of creative solutions for minimally 

invasive surgery. 

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