14th European Congress of Trauma & Emergency ... - ectes 2013

2 nd Announcement
Call for Abstracts
14 th European Congress of
Trauma & Emergency Surgery
May 4 - 7, 2013
Lyon / France
Working together to save lives
Centre de Congrès de Lyon
Organised by
European Society for Trauma & Emergency Surgery
In cooperation with
Société Française de Chirurgie d’Urgence
www.estesonline.org

Welcome
Korhan Taviloglu
ESTES President
2012-2013
Eric Voiglio
Congress President
Message from the President
Dear colleagues, friends and members of ESTES,
I would like to welcome you all in the name of the European Society for Trauma and Emergency Surgery (ESTES). I would like to thank all ESTES
members and ESTES officers who have served our society in the past. I would like to especially thank our past president Abe Fingerhut (President
of ESTES 2010/2011) and our past vice President Vilmos Vecsei (Vice President of ESTES 2008/2012) who have left the ESTES Board of Directors
as of 15 th of May, 2012 with enormous contributions to our society. I would like to thank our immediate past President Ingo Marzi (President of
ESTES 2011/2012) for all his collaborative efforts. It is a pleasure to welcome Luke Leenen (President Elect of ESTES 2012/2013) and Ari
Leppaniemi (Vice President of ESTES 2012/2015) as new members of the ESTES board of directors. Thirteenth European Congress of Trauma and
Emergency Surgery was fulfilled with great success during May 12-15, 2012 in Basel, Switzerland. This meeting was of great scientific value with
the participation of more than 1,100 delegates with the meticulous organization of the Swiss Society of General Surgery and Traumatology
(SGACT/ SSCGT) and the Swiss Trauma Society (SGTV) and under the Presidency of Dominik Heim and Reto Babst. I believe that as the current
board of directors of ESTES, we will try to act very actively and efficiently throughout this year. We will try to organize a new fascinating scientific
event during May 04-07, 2013 in Lyon, France for you with enriched topics and lots of new postgraduate courses together with the congress
President Eric Voiglio.
ECTES 2013 – Working together to save lives
It is my honour and a privilege to invite you to the 14 th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery (ECTES) in Lyon in 2013.
Lyon was founded as Lugdunum in 43 BC and became the capital of Gaul in 27 BC. Our ambition is to make Lyon the world capital of trauma
and emergency surgery for one week in May 2013. Trauma has been defined as the neglected disease of modern society. This could also apply
to emergency surgery. How surprising to see the difficulties to find a bed or to schedule a trauma or emergency surgery patient in the OR, or
the unfair competition that often arises between emergency and elective cases, recently compounded by budget restrictions.
All of us are concerned by trauma and emergency surgery. A change in the culture of trauma and emergency surgery is needed. Leaders have
come forward and must make inroads such that trauma and emergency surgery become foremost in the European setting. Forums during the
meetings organized by the European Society for Trauma and Emergency Surgery (ESTES) such as ECTES Lyon 2013 are highly awaited.
Trauma and emergency surgery is challenging. Challenging because multidisciplinary management, strongly recommended, has to be well
organized. Challenging because the best specialist is seldom available when needed, and the surgeon in charge has often but a general surgery
background. Challenging because very promising mini-invasive techniques and alternatives to surgery often touted as life-saving, require sound
indications and execution. Challenging because of ethic issues as for instance futile care and organ retrieval from non-heart beating donors.
Challenging because a new speciality called “Acute Care Surgery” is emerging. We plan to deal with all these challenging topics during ECTES
Lyon 2013.
Paramedics, nurses, emergency physicians, anaesthesiologists, intensivists, radiologists and surgeons of different specialities have to continue
to work together. They have to know each other to increase efficiency. They need a common culture to make good choices in the right moment.
To strengthen this collaboration between all concerned, ESTES is officially inviting other scientific societies to exchange ideas and expertise in
the field of trauma and emergency surgery during ECTES Lyon 2013.
The scientific program is designed both for those who work primarily in an emergency setting and for those who need an update as they take
emergency calls. The most eminent experts in Europe and in the World in the fields of prehospital emergency care, emergency medicine,
anaesthesiology, disaster and military medicine, radiology, and surgery (general, visceral, orthopaedic,trauma, vascular, thoracic…) will share
their knowledge and experience with the audience. Pre and post-congress courses will complete medical education for junior and senior staff.
ECTES Lyon 2013 is the ideal place to present research at an international and European level. Working together to save lives is the motto of ECTES
Lyon 2013. Working together means training together, providing care together, performing research together, making inroads together.
Lyon is a wonderful town, with prestigious history, irrigated by two superb rivers the Rhône and the Saône. It is the French capital of gastronomy
where a world known third river flows: the Beaujolais. After very intensive and fruitful conferences, courses and presentations, all of us will be
able to take advantage of the Art de vivre lyonnais.
Bienvenue à Lyon en mai 2013 !
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Important Dates
Monday, September 10, 2012
Start abstract submission
Monday, November 5, 2012
Deadline for submission of abstracts
Monday, December 3, 2012
Start online registration
Monday, January 7, 2013
Deadline for hotel booking cancellation
Monday, January 21, 2013
Notification of abstract acceptance
Monday, February 18, 2013
Deadline for early bird registration fee,
registration cancellation
Monday, April 8, 2013
End of regular fee
Saturday, May 4 – Tuesday, May 7, 2013
14 th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery
Programme at a Glance
Saturday, May 4 Sunday, May 5 Monday, May 6 Tuesday, May 7
07:30 Section Meetings / How I do it / Video
Section Meetings / How I do it /
Section Meetings / How I do it / Video
08:30
08:30
Sessions / Free Papers
Scientific
Video Sessions / Free Papers
Scientific
Sessions / Free Papers
Scientific
10:00
10:00
Sessions
Sessions
Sessions
Coffee break Coffee break Coffee break
10:30
10:30
Scientific
Scientific
Scientific
Sessions
Sessions
Sessions
12:00
12:00
Lunch break /
ESTES
Lunch break /
Satellite Symposia
Satellite Symposia
General
Lunch break /
Assembly
Satellite Symposia
14:00
14:00
Scientific
Scientific
Scientific
15:30
15:30
Sessions
Sessions
Sessions
Coffee break Coffee break Coffee break
16:00
16:00
Scientific
Scientific
Scientific
17:30
17:30
Sessions
Sessions
Sessions
Start
Registration
Break
Break
17:30 - 18:30
Closing
Ceremony
from
from 18:00
18:00
Opening
Ceremony &
Welcome
Reception
Journées-Rhône-Alpes-Bourgogne-Auvergne de Chirurgie
Nurses and paramedics program
French Evening
(at own expense)
Journées-Rhône-Alpes-Bourgogne-Auvergne de Chirurgie
Consensus conference on pelvic trauma
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Preliminary Scientific Programme
Main Topics
Trauma
- Chain of survival
- Teamwork in trauma care
- Open CPR in traumatic cardiac arrest
- War and terrorism related injuries
- Amputations for limb trauma
- Sport related injuries
- Pediatric trauma
- Trauma in the elderly
- Pelvic trauma
Emergency Surgery
- Surgical oncologic emergencies
- Bariatric surgery: complications management
- Emergency laparoscopy
Trauma & Emergency Surgery
- Hemorrhagic shock
- Life-threatening thoracic situations
- Life-threatening abdominal disease
- Abdominal wall reconstruction
- Non-heart beating donor organ retrieval
- New technologies
- Teaching trauma and emergency surgery
- Networks – Registries
Pre- & Post-Congress Courses
Pre-congress courses
- Advanced Trauma Life Support Instructors Update (ATLS in Europe)
- Modular UltraSound ESTES Course (MUSEC)
- Definitive Surgical Trauma Care Course (DSTC)
- Medical Response to Major Incidents (MRMI)
- Vascular Injuries Course (VIC)
Post-congress courses
- Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS)
- Advanced Trauma Care for Nurses (ATCN)
- Pre-Hospital Trauma Life Support (PHTLS)
- Emergency Surgery Course (ESTES/ESC)
Consensus conference on pelvic trauma management
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Session Types & Titles
Emergency Surgery
- Surgical Oncologic Emergencies (Instructional Lecture Course, ILC)
- When is laparoscopy the best route? (ILC)
- Experts in difficult situations: “How I do it”, Tips & Tricks (ILC)
- Bariatric surgery: complication management (Keynote lecture)
- What treatments can be delayed, and for how long? (Keynote lecture)
- Emergency care in times of financial austerity (Keynote lecture)
- Abdominal pain in the pediatric patient (Keynote lecture)
- Emergency medicine and acute care surgery, who is doing what? (Keynote lecture)
- Does training in elective one-organ surgery make you automatically an expert in
emergency surgery? (Keynote lecture)
- Reoperative abdominal surgery, how I do it? (Keynote lecture)
- US for acute care surgeon: placing the incision and detecting complications (12 to 12)
- Postoperative care after emergency surgery; why surgeons should go to the ICU (12 to 12)
- When to skip the CT scan and go straight to the OR (12 to 12)
Visceral Trauma
- Abdominal wall injuries (ILC)
- Abbreviated laparotomy in bowel injury; when to defer anastomoses? (ILC)
- Splenic injury (ILC)
- The primary and secondary injured lung (Joint ILC; Visceral Trauma/Emergency Surgery)
- Thoracic large vessel injury: current status (Keynote lecture)
- Pathophysiology of trauma: what happens to the organs after the crash? (Keynote lecture)
- Injury to the kidney and its vessels (Keynote lecture)
- Retrohepatic injury: tricks and tips (12 to 12)
- Trauma system development: should we take visceral trauma as the pivot point? (12 to 12)
- Visceral trauma fellowship in South Africa: what to expect (12 to 12)
Skeletal Trauma
- Trauma in the elderly (ILC)
- Pediatric Trauma (ILC)
- Sport related injuries: Spine injuries (ILC)
- Sport /traffic related injuries: open metaphyseal fractures (ILC)
- Emergency physician, anaesthesiologist and surgeon: Who should be the trauma leader?
(Joint ILC; Skeletal Trauma/Emergency Surgery)
- Pelvic trauma management (Keynote lecture)
- Amputations for limb trauma (Keynote lecture)
- War and terrorism related injuries (Joint ILC; Skeletal Trauma/Emergency Surgery)
- Emergency or urgency (Keynote lecture)
- The ageing surgeon: To engage or to dismiss? (12 to 12)
- Chances in the fracture care of the foot: en français (12 to 12)
- Algorithm of the treatment of infections in fracture care (12 to 12)
- Where do we stand in trauma surgery (12 to 12)
Disaster & Military Surgery
- Disasters: what are we talking about (ILC)
- Preparedness for disasters (ILC)
- Legal / Ethical considerations with disaster care (Keynote lecture)
- Pro / con "disaster care is merely upgraded regular care" (12 to 12)
- Disaster care is working together (How I do it)
- Dormant disaster hospital, unique facility in Europe (Interactive Video Session)
Education
- Standardized Trauma Education in Europe - Mission Impossible. So where do we go
from here? (ILC)
- The Trauma Surgeon - different countries, different challenges, constructive solutions? (ILC)
Satellite Symposia
- Traumatic cardiac arrest
- Wound balistics
- Non-heart beating donor organ retrieval
- Heamorragic shock

ECTES 2013 Registration Information
REGISTRATION FEES (in Euro)
Early Fee
until February 18, 2013
Please note: Member ESTES fees only apply to accepted members of ESTES, otherwise non-member fees will apply.
* Residents & nursing staff need to provide written proof of their residency/nurse ID when registering, otherwise individual member/non-member fees will apply.
** Students need to provide a copy of their valid Student ID when registering, otherwise the student registration will not be accepted.
***Only one Day Ticket may be purchased.
Please note that registrations can only be accepted via online registration (www.estesonline.org) and confirmed upon receipt of full payment. As soon as the Organising
Secretariat has received your payment, a letter of confirmation will be emailed.
The date of the remittance order (as stamped on the slip) will be decisive for the early and regular registration (i.e.: for early-bird registration, the remittance has to be
ordered by February 18, 2013).
Special Registrations
Several pre- and post-congress courses, as well as combined registrations with ECTES, will be offered:
Pre-congress courses:
- Modular UltraSound ESTES Course (MUSEC) – US training program for acute care surgeons
- Definitive Surgical Trauma Care Course (DSTC)
- Medical Response to Major Incidents (MRMI)
- Vascular Injuries Course (VIC)
Post-congress courses:
- Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS)
- Advanced Trauma Care for Nurses (ATCN)
- Pre-Hospital Trauma Life Support (PHTLS)
- Emergency Surgery Course (ESTES/ESC)
Registration Fees for Pre- and Post-Congress Courses as well as combined ATLS-ECTES registrations will be published on the congress website.
Official Networking Programme
OPENING CEREMONY & WELCOME RECEPTION
Sunday, May 5, 2013
OFFICIAL NETWORKING EVENT – FRENCH EVENING (at own expense)
Monday, May 6, 2013
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Regular Fee
until April 8, 2013
Late Fee / Onsite Fee
from April 9, 2013
Individual Member ESTES € 345.– € 410.– € 510.–
Institutional Member ESTES € 375.– € 455.– € 510.–
Member ESTES Resident* € 165.– € 190.– € 220.–
Non-Member € 440.– € 510.– € 565.–
Non-Member Resident* € 245.– € 265.– € 300.–
Nursing Staff* € 165.– € 190.– € 220.–
Student** € 80.– € 80.– € 110.–
Day Ticket *** € 190.– € 210.– € 235.–
Journées Rhône Alpes Bourgogne Avergne de Chirurgie € 190.– € 210.– € 235.–

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Dimanche 5 et Lundi 6 mai 2013
Journées
Rhône-Alpes-Bourgogne-Auvergne de Chirurgie
Dimanche 5 mai 2013
14h00 - 15h30: Symposium du Chapitre français de l'American College of Surgeons (en anglais)
15h30 - 16h00: Pause
16h00 - 17h30: Symposium de la SFCD (en anglais)
18h00: Opening ceremony suivie de cocktail dînatoire (activité commune avec l'ECTES)
Lundi 6 mai 2013
07h30 - 08h30: Communications libres en français
08h30 - 08h35: Ouverture des JRAB
08h35 - 10h00: Complications de la chirurgie bariatrique (Symposium organisé par l'AFC)
10h00 - 10h30: Pause
10h30 - 12h00: J'ai coupé l'uretère !
12h00 - 12h12: RENAU : the NorthAlps network for emergencies (en anglais)
12h15 - 14h00: Pause déjeuner
12h30 - 13h30: Communications libres en français (Académie Nationale de Chirurgie)
14h00 - 15h30: Complications de la chirurgie colorectalebasse
15h30 - 16h00: Pause
16h00 - 16h40: Controverse : faut-il opérer les cholécystites en urgence ?
16h40 - 17h20: Innovations chirurgicales en Rhône-Alpes
17h20 - 17h30: Clôture des journnées
19h00: French Evening (Abbaye de Collonges) (activité commune avec l'ECTES)*
*Conformément à la réglementation européenne, cette activité sociale n’est pas incluse dans les droits d’entrée au congrès
et fait l’abjet d’une inscription optionnelle spécifique.
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Abstract Submission
Free Paper, Poster & Video presentations
Participants are requested to submit abstracts online to the Congress Secretariat from Monday, September 10, 2012 until Monday, November 5, 2012, 12:00 CET+1. Please note that
abstracts can only be submitted online. Authors can submit up to 3 abstracts. The presenting author must be different for each abstract.
Please choose between the following abstract types:
1) Free paper & poster presentations:
During the submission process, authors may indicate their preferred presentation type (free paper, poster or video presentation). The final decision in regards to the presentation type,
however, will be taken by the Scientific Committee. Submission of an abstract constitutes a commitment by the author to present at the congress if accepted.
Abstracts may be submitted in English only. Please make sure that special characters and symbols are inserted correctly through the toolbar provided. Authors will be able to draft the
abstracts online and may return to the site to edit the texts of the abstracts if necessary. Authors are free to finalize their texts and submit their abstracts at any time before Monday, November
5, 2012, 12:00 CET+1. No changes can be made after this deadline. No presenter changes will be possible after this deadline.
Notification of acceptance and information regarding presentations will be forwarded to the authors immediately after the reviewing process by e-mail (approximately mid of January
2013). If an abstract is accepted it is mandatory for the presenting author to attend the congress.
Please note that according to the number of abstracts eligible for presentation, the scientific committee reserves the right to accept some posters as e-posters. Modalities of free paper,
poster and e-poster presentations will be sent with the notification of acceptance. Accepted posters will be accessible to delegates in the poster exhibition area.
For an abstract to be included in the final scientific program, it is mandatory for the presenting author to register for the congress and to settle payment as soon as the notification of
abstract acceptance is received and not later than Monday, February 18, 2013, 12:00 CET+1.
By submitting an abstract, copyrights are transferred automatically to the European Society of Trauma and Emergency Surgery. Abstracts will be published in a supplement of the European
Journal of Trauma and Emergency Surgery as they have been received.
2) Video presentations:
Authors are invited to submit videos. The videos itself need to be submitted together with the video abstract.
Submission specifications:
• videos should have a duration of 6-8 minutes and be be assembled in one file
• size limit: < 500MB
• supported formats: avi, mpg, mpeg, mov or wmv
For modalities of video presentation submission and the process of video selection please refer to "free paper and poster presentations".
Grants and Awards
To receive a grant application form, please contact the ESTES Administrative Office: office@estesonline.org
Application Deadline: Monday, January 14, 2013
THE FOLLOWING PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED:
- Best Oral Presentations
- Best Poster Presentations
- Best Original Paper in the 2012 Journal of Trauma & Emergency Surgery (ESTES Award)
Prizes are awarded at the Closing Ceremony. Further information will be made available through the website.
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Organizing Committees
Congress President:
Voiglio Eric - Lyon, France
Local Organizing Committee:
Caillot Jean-Louis - Lyon
David Jean-Stéphane - Lyon
Fessy Michel Henri - Lyon
Gouillat Christian - Lyon
Gueugniaud Pierre-Yves - Lyon
Mabrut Jean-Yves - Lyon
Monneuse Olivier - Lyon
Porcheron Jack - St. Etienne
Rongieras Frédéric - Lyon
National Scientific Committee:
Arvieux Catherine - Grenoble
Balandraud Paul - Marseille
Baqué Patrick - Nice
Bege Thierry - Marseille
Brunet Christian - Marseille
Dubuisson Vincent - Bordeaux
Fingerhut Abe - Poissy
Guillon Françoise - Montpellier
Le Moine Marie-Christine - Nîmes
Létoublon Christian - Grenoble
Pons François - Paris
Rigal Sylvain - Paris
Savary Marie Véronique - Clermont-Ferrand
Scépi Michel - Poitiers
International Scientific
Committee:
Al-Ayoubi Fawzi - Linköping, Sweden
Anastasiu Marius - Buzau, Romania
Asensio Juan - Miami, USA
Babst Reto - Lucerne, Switzerland
Balogh Zsolt - Newcastle, Australia
Bergamaschi Roberto - New York, USA
Beuran Mircea - Bucharest, Romania
Boffard Kenneth - Johannesburg,
South Africa
Breederveld Roelf - Beverwijk,
The Netherlands
Cennamo Antonio - Naples, Italy
Coimbra Raul - San Diego, USA
Fingerhut Abe - Poissy, France
Gaarder Tina - Oslo, Norway
Grønborg Henrik - Copenhagen, Denmark
Heim Dominik - Frutigen, Switzerland
Hreckovski Boris - Slavonski Brod, Croatia
ESTES Individual Membership
Kdolsky Richard - Vienna, Austria
Kirjavainen Mikko - Helsinki, Finland
Komadina Radko - Celje, Slovenia
Korac Zelimir - Karlovac, Croatia
Kortbeek John - Calgary, Canada
Kurihara Hayato - Milan, Italy
Leenen Luke - Utrecht, The Netherlands
Lennquist Sten - Linköping, Sweden
Leppäniemi Ari - Helsinki, Finland
Martinez Casas Isidro - Barcelona, Spain
Marzi Ingo - Frankfurt, Germany
McSwain Norman - New Orleans, USA
Mesquita Carlos - Coimbra, Portugal
Mitkovic Milorad B. - Nis, Serbia
Moniz Pereira Pedro - Lisbon, Portugal
Moore Ernest E. – Denver, USA
Nijs Stefaan - Leuven, Belgium
Oestern Hans Jörg - Celle, Germany
Okçu Güvenir - Manisa, Turkey
Otomo Yasuhiro - Tokyo, Japan
Pantelis Vassiliu - Haidari, Greece
Patka Peter - Rotterdam,
The Netherlands
Peitzman Andrew B. - Pittsburgh, USA
Pinheiro Luis Filipe - Viseu, Portugal
Pons François - Clamart, France
Razek Tarek - Montreal, Canada
Ribbe Else - Lund, Sweden
Rommens Pol Maria - Mainz, Germany
Schwab William C. - Philadelphia, USA
Senekovic Vladimir - Ljubljana, Slovenia
Siebert Hartmut - Schwäbisch Hall,
Germany
Simko Peter - Bratislava, Slovakia
Sproviero Jorge - Buenos Aires,
Argentina
Stergiopoulos Spiros - Athens, Greece
Taviloglu Korhan - Istanbul, Turkey
Trentz Otmar - Zurich, Switzerland
Turegano Fernando - Madrid, Spain
Uranues Selman - Graz, Austria
Varga Endre - Szeged, Hungary
Vécsei Vilmos - Vienna, Austria
Voiglio Eric J. - Lyon, France
Wendsche Peter - Brno, Czech Republic
Wilson Alastair - London, United Kingdom
Yanar Hakan - Istanbul, Turkey
Zago Mauro - Milan, Italy
In order to benefit from the reduced Individual ESTES Membership fees, you
may request membership for ESTES at:
http://www.estesonline.org/?s=member
Annual fees:
- Regular: € 100
- Doctors in training / non-doctors: € 75
Benefits:
- Free annual subscription to the European Journal of Trauma and Emergency
Surgery, the society‘s official forum: 6 issues per year, regular subscription rate
€ 249.
- Significantly reduced registration fee for the annual ESTES congress: for
specialists, a reduction of up to € 80.
- Reduced registration fee at ESTES organised or endorsed courses
- Option to be a member of the specialist sections of the society: Visceral
Trauma; Skeletal Trauma & Sports Medicine; Emergency Surgery; Education;
Disaster and Military Surgery
- A diploma confirming your individual membership, if requested
For more information visit the website www.estesonline.org
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Sponsoring & Exhibition
An industry brochure is available providing detailed information on the possibilities to exhibit at the congress or to sponsor various congress items that will greatly promote
your company’s image.
Special support by ESTES industrial partners:
Important Addresses
Professional Congress Organiser,
Scientific Secretariat & Housing:
Sponsorship & Exhibition:
Mondial Congress & Events
Operngasse 20b, 1040 Vienna, Austria
Tel.: +43 1 58804-0, Fax: +43 1 58804-185
E-mail: ectes2013@mondial-congress.com
MCO Congrès
27 Rue du Four à Chaux
13007 Marseille, France
Phone: +33 4 95 09 38 00
E-mail: h.bregand@mcocongres.com
Accommodation
A sufficient number of hotel rooms in 4* and 3* hotels has been secured at competitive rates.
Bookings can be made during the online registration starting from Monday, December 3, 2012.
Cancellations can be made free of charge until Monday, January 7, 2013. After this date cancellation fees will apply. Specific details will be provided in the terms and
conditions of the online registration and hotel booking.
For information about Lyon please visit the website of the Lyon Tourist Office and Convention Bureau:
http://www.en.lyon-france.com/
Printed in Austria by: ROBIDRUCK, 1200 Vienna – www.robidruck.co.at
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