Exeter Symposium.indd

Friday June 17th 2011
Total hip arthroplasty in the young patient
08.30-08.40 Long term outcome of the Exeter prostheses
08.40-08.45 Defenition of the problem of THA in young patients
08.45-09.00 The current role of conservative surgery
09.00-09.10 10 years outcome data under 50 yrs extracted from
literature
09.10-09.25 Noncemented THA in young patients, an overview
09.25-09.40 Resurfacing, an overview and clinical data
09.40-09.55 The metal on metal large head experience
09.55-10.05 Long term outcome of THA and BIG under 50 years
10.05-10.15 Outcome of revision in a cohort of 343 THA under 50
years
Coffee break
Mr John Timperley
Dr Jean Gardeniers
TBC
Drs Daniël de Kam
Prof Ruud Geessink
Dr Job van Susante
Dr Harmen Ettema
Drs Daniël De Kam
Dr Wim Schreurs
New developments in total hip arthroplasty
10.35-10.50 The new bearings , where are we now
10.50-11.00 The current Exeter line and new implants
11.00-11.15 The Exeter X3 Rimfit cup and Rimcutter
11.15-11.25 Outcome of the SRS Exeter stem in revisions
11.25-11.35 Acetabular BIG in combination with titanium foam in
revisions
11.35-11.45 New developments and instruments for BIG
Infected cemented implants, is the disaster complete
Prof Robert Streicher
Mr Matthew Hubble
Mr Matthew Hubble
Dr Wim Schreurs
Dr Martin Buttaro
Dr Jean Gardeniers
11.45-11.55
11.55-12.05
12.05-12.15
12.15-12.30
12.30-12.45
12.45-12.55
12.55-13.05
13.05-13.20
To date the problem: The infection rate and differences
between cement or noncemented implants
The early infect, can you save the implant
Tip and tricks to remove the well fixed infected implant
The role of antibiotics
Bone grafts and antibiotics in revision after infection
Nijmegen experience with BIG after infection
A controversial approach and its outcome
New developments: coated implants and new cement
TBC
Dr Wim Schreurs
Mr John Timperley
TBC
Dr M Buttaro
Dr W Schreurs
Mr M Hubble
prof R. Streicher
13.20-13.40
13.40
Panel discussion
Lunch and ajourn
40 years
Innovation
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