22
September
Piątek
Aula Magna
08:00
- 09:30
Jubilee Session of the Polish Society of Orthopaedics and Traumatology dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the foundation of the first Orthopaedic Clinic in Poland
Moderators
Uczestnicy
Piotr Jeske
Krzysztof Gawęda
Presentation of honours, distinctions and medals
09:30
- 11:00
Round Table
Development of Wiktor Dega's concept of orthopaedics
Development of Wiktor Dega's concept of orthopaedics
Moderators
Uczestnicy
Jacek Kruczyński
Tomasz Trzeciak
11:00
- 11:30
Coffee break
11:30
- 13:00
Dega osteotomy and what comes next
The past, present and future of paediatric orthopaedics
The past, present and future of paediatric orthopaedics
Moderators
Maciej Głowacki
11:30
- 11:40
How the Dega transiliac osteotomy developed
Lecturers
Łukasz Woźniak
11:40
- 11:50
Spatial geometry of the hip acetabulum after transiliac osteotomy
Lecturer
11:50
- 12:05
Dega osteotomy in neurogenic hip
Lecturer
12:05
- 12:15
Dega or reverse-Dega: radiological considerations on treatment indications and outcomes
Lecturers
Bartosz Musielak
Aleksander Koch
12:15
- 12:30
How I unleashed Dega osteotomy all over the world
Lecturer
Jan Grudziak
12:30
- 13:00
Dega and Dega-like osteotomies in clinical practice of pediatric orthopedic surgeon
Speaker
13:00
- 14:10
The past, present and future of orthopaedics in adults
Moderators
13:00
- 13:10
The past, present and future of endoprosthetics at the Wiktor Dega Hospital in Poznań
Lecturers
13:10
- 13:25
Is arthroplasty in primary degenerative lesions and after Dega osteotomy the same challenge for the orthopaedic surgeon?
Lecturer
Waldemar Woźniak
13:25
- 13:35
Primary and revision knee arthroplasty in the Department of Orthopaedics and Traumatology
Lecturer
Jarosław Pawlicz
13:35
- 13:45
Minimally invasive techniques in hip arthroplasty
Lecturer
Paweł Chodór
13:45
- 14:00
Challenges of revision arthroplasty
Lecturer
14:00
- 14:10
Discussion
14:10
- 14:30
Sponsored lecture 
Guidelines for the use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs with proton pump inhibitors
Guidelines for the use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs with proton pump inhibitors
Lecturer
Anna Pietrzak
14:30
- 15:30
Lunch
15:30
- 17:00
The past, present and future of hand and upper extremity surgery
Moderators
15:30
- 15:40
The history of hand surgery
Lecturer
15:40
- 15:50
Scientific research. Rare diseases.
Lecturers
15:50
- 16:00
Shoulder disorders and injuries
Lecturer
16:00
- 16:10
Elbow disorders and injuries
Lecturer
16:10
- 16:20
Congenital defects
Lecturer
16:20
- 16:30
Hand disorders and injuries, replantations
Lecturer
Paweł Surdziel
16:30
- 16:40
Sports and physiotherapy
Lecturers
Ewa Bręborowicz
16:40
- 16:50
Brachial plexus and nerve injury
Lecturer
Piotr Czarnecki
16:50
- 17:00
Postgraduate training, residents
Lecturers
Katarzyna Kozłowska
17:00
- 18:30
The past, present and future of spinal orthopaedics in children and adults
Moderators
17:00
- 17:10
Development of spinal surgery in the Poznań orthopaedics - historical overview
Lecturer
Maciej Głowacki
17:10
- 17:30
Surgery of the growing spine
• Growing rods
Lecturer
Piotr Janusz
• Magnetic rods
Lecturer
Marek Tomaszewski
• Apifix
Lecturer
Łukasz Stępniak
• Vertebral body tethering
Lecturer
Paweł Główka
• Summary
Lecturer
17:30
- 17:38
Advances in the correction of neurogenic scoliosis
Lecturer
Piotr Harasymczuk
17:38
- 17:46
Advances in the treatment of osteoarthritis of the spine
Lecturer
Mikołaj Dąbrowski
17:46
- 17:54
Advances in neuromonitoring: safety for the patient and peace of mind for the orthopaedist.
Lecturer
Juliusz Huber
17:54
- 18:02
The future of paediatric spinal surgery
Lecturer
18:02
- 18:10
The future of adult spinal surgery
Lecturer
18:10
- 18:25
Presence and future of spine surgery
Speaker
18:25
- 18:30
Discussion
Room I
12:00
- 14:00
Trauma session
12:00
- 12:15
Contemporary management of the polytrauma patient
Lecturer
Dariusz Larysz
12:15
- 12:30
Perioperative management of proximal femur fractures
Lecturer
Karol Elster
12:30
- 12:45
Timing of surgical treatment in proximal femur fractures
Lecturer
Paweł Ślęczka
12:45
- 13:00
Osteoporotic pelvic fractures
Lecturer
Michał Kułakowski
13:00
- 13:15
Contemporary diagnostic and treatment principles for peripheral nerve injuries associated with fractures
Lecturer
Paweł Reichert
13:15
- 13:30
Management standards for open fractures and soft tissue injuries in traumatology
Lecturer
Michał Janiak
13:30
- 13:45
Periprosthetic fractures of the hip joint
Lecturer
13:45
- 14:00
Discussion
14:00
- 14:15
Coffee break
14:15
- 15:30
New Trends in Orthopaedic" - lunch session sponsored by 
Lecturer
Benjamin Faensen
14:15
- 14:30
Applications and tricks with the Merete BioBall® System
14:30
- 14:42
Unity total knee arthroplasty - MCL isometry technique
Speaker
14:42
- 14:54
Dynamic balance technique in knee arthroplasty using the OMNIBotics surgical robot
Lecturer
14:54
- 15:06
Why & how I use a patient specific triflange implant
Speaker
Pieter-Jan De Roo
15:06
- 15:18
Personalized 3D implants in complex hip acetabular revisions - personal experience
Lecturer
15:18
- 15:30
Bone reconstruction with antibiotic-impregnated allografts in the treatment of infectious complications after fracture" case study
Lecturer
14:30
- 15:30
Lunch
15:30
- 17:00
Residents' session
15:30
- 15:40
Management of acute complications after prosthetic arthroplasty
Lecturer
15:40
- 15:50
Hand tendon injuries- what should be done in the ED
Lecturer
15:50
- 16:00
Management of extensive knee ligament injuries
Lecturer
16:00
- 16:10
Patient with pelvic injury – management algorithm
Lecturer
16:10
- 16:20
Injuries of the posterior horn of the meniscus-from ED to arthroscopy
Lecturer
16:20
- 16:30
Pitfalls of the distal radius fractures and how to avoid them
Lecturer
Piotr Stępiński
16:30
- 16:40
WALANT- do we still need anaesthesiologists?
Lecturer
Oskar Sala
16:40
- 16:50
Acute hip pathology in children and how to diagnose it
Lecturer
16:50
- 17:00
Discussion
17:00
- 18:00
Open General Meeting of the SSORT
Room II
12:45
- 14:30
Sponsored session
12:45
- 13:30
Sponsored lecture 
Acute pain and chronic pain - optimal choice of therapy
Acute pain and chronic pain - optimal choice of therapy
Lecturer
13:30
- 13:40
Discussion
13:40
- 14:00
Sponsored lecture 
Flexus Shots in the treatment of patellofemoral chondromalacia caused by a pathological dynamic Q-angle
Flexus Shots in the treatment of patellofemoral chondromalacia caused by a pathological dynamic Q-angle
Lecturer
14:00
- 14:10
Discussion
14:10
- 14:30
Sponsored lecture 
The role of cTreatment in osteoarticular and muscular surgery and the recovery period
The role of cTreatment in osteoarticular and muscular surgery and the recovery period
Lecturer
14:30
- 15:30
Lunch
14:30
- 15:00
Lunch session
14:30
- 14:50
Sponsored lecture 
14:50
- 15:00
Discussion
15:00
- 15:20
Sponsored lecture 
OR cost-effectiveness - how to do extra surgery?
OR cost-effectiveness - how to do extra surgery?
Lecturer
15:20
- 15:30
Discussion
15:30
- 17:00
Meeting of the National Consultant with heads of orthopaedic departments in Poland
23
September
Sobota
Aula Magna
08:00
- 08:30
Lecture: The future of orthopaedics and traumatology from the perspective of Poznań’s orthopaedic departments
Lecturer
Tomasz Trzeciak
08:30
- 15:10
Mini Symposium: Evolution of challenges for orthopaedics and traumatology associated with physical activity
8:30
- 9:00
Keynote lecture:
Management of patello-femoral instability and injuries in athletes and active patients
Speaker
9:00
- 13:10
Session I
09:00
- 10:00
Anterior knee pain associated with physical activity
Part I. General considerations
Part I. General considerations
Moderators
09:00
- 09:15
How big is the problem – Epidemiology of anterior knee pain in sport
Speaker
09:15
- 09:30
What are the causes of anterior knee pain?
Lecturer
Marcin Domżalski
09:30
- 09:45
Diagnostic algorithm for anterior knee pain
Lecturer
09:45
- 10:00
Discussion
10:00
- 11:10
Anterior knee pain associated with physical activity
Part II. Patello-femoral problems associated with physical activity
Can a young athlete with patello-femoral problems become a professional?
Do problems in the patello-femoral joint mean the end of a sports career?
Part II. Patello-femoral problems associated with physical activity
Can a young athlete with patello-femoral problems become a professional?
Do problems in the patello-femoral joint mean the end of a sports career?
Moderators
10:00
- 10:15
Three-dimensional anatomy of the patello-femoral joint in correlation with biomechanics of the extensor mechanism of the knee joint
Lecturer
10:15
- 10:30
Lateral compression syndrome of the patella-disease or sign of the pathology? How to proceed and when is a return to sport following treatment still possible?
Lecturer
Łukasz Luboiński
10:30
- 10:45
Sagital malalignment and anterior knee pain. How to proced and when is a return to sport following treatment still possible?
Lecturer
Jarosław Feluś
10:45
- 10:55
First-time patella dislocation in an adolescent athlete and its influence on a further sports career. Is surgery a reasonable solution?
Lecturer
Łukasz Paczesny
10:55
- 11:10
Discussion
11:10
- 11:30
Coffee break
11:30
- 13:10
Anterior knee pain associated with physical activity
Part III. Patellar tendinopathy
Part III. Patellar tendinopathy
Moderators
Marcin Domżalski
11:30
- 11:50
What is tendinopathy and what are the risk factors?
Lecturer
11:50
- 12:05
Rehabilitation of patellar tendinopathy
Lecturer
12:05
- 12:20
Is there a role for pharmacological or orthobiogical treatment?
Lecturer
Urszula Zdanowicz
12:20
- 12:35
What is the role of surgery?
Lecturer
Urszula Zdanowicz
12:35
- 13:10
Discussion
13:10
- 15:10
Session II
13:10
- 15:10
Overuse foot injuries associated with physical activity
Moderators
13:10
- 13:20
Epidemiology of sport injuries of the foot
Speaker
13:20
- 13:30
Sport activity in relation to developmental age
Lecturer
13:30
- 13:40
Prevention of overuse sport injuries of the foot
Lecturer
13:40
- 14:00
Anatomical and developmental foot anomalies and their impact on foot damage in sports
• Bony defects
Lecturer
• Soft tissue anomalies as the cause of the plantar pain
Lecturer
Zbigniew Czyrny
14:00
- 14:30
Overuse injuries of the foot and ankle
• Stress fractures
Lecturer
Andrzej Boszczyk
• Tendon injuries excluding Achilles
Lecturer
Piotr Chomicki-Bindas
• Other
Lecturer
14:30
- 15:00
Discussion
15:00
- 15:15
Closing of Orthopaedic Days
15:15
Lunch
Room I
The Department of Traumatology, Orthopaedics and Hand Surgery invites befriended Scientific Societies to an intense, fact-based debate:
Polish Shoulder and Elbow Society
Polish Society of Hand Surgery
Shoulder and Elbow Sections of the PTOiT
Hand Surgery Sections of the PTOiT
Society for Reconstructive Surgery of the Hand
Polish Society for Therapy of the Hand
Polish Society of Hand Surgery
Shoulder and Elbow Sections of the PTOiT
Hand Surgery Sections of the PTOiT
Society for Reconstructive Surgery of the Hand
Polish Society for Therapy of the Hand
8:50
- 10:50
Shoulder, elbow
Moderators
8:50
- 9:20
Rotator cuff injury
• Operate
Lecturer
• Do not operate
Lecturer
9:20
- 9:50
Proximal humerus fractures
• Operate
Lecturer
Bartłomiej Kordasiewicz
• Do not operate
Lecturer
9:50
- 10:20
Shoulder joint instability
• Operate
Lecturer
• Do not operate
Lecturer
Jarosław Fabiś
10:20
- 10:50
Tennis elbow
• Operate
Lecturer
Piotr Harasymczuk
• Do not operate
Lecturer
Joanna Walecka
• Rehabilitate
Lecturer
10:50
- 11:10
Coffee break
11:10
- 13:10
Hand
Moderator
Piotr Czarnecki
11:10
- 11:34
Wrist instability
• Operate
Lecturer
• Do not operate
Lecturer
11:34
- 11:58
Carpal tunnel syndrome
• Operate
Lecturer
Paweł Zejler
• Do not operate
Lecturer
Ewa Bręborowicz
11:58
- 12:22
Congenital deformations
• Operate
Lecturer
• Do not operate
Lecturer
12:22
- 12:46
Brachial plexus lesions, TOS
• Operate
Lecturer
Paweł Reichert
• Do not operate
Lecturer
• Operate or Do not operate
Lecturer
Piotr Czarnecki
12:46
- 13:10
Overuse and degenerative hand injuries
• Operate
Lecturer
Paweł Surdziel
• Do not operate
Lecturer
13:10
- 14:10
Tissue reconstructions
Moderator
13:10
- 13:40
Replantations
• Operate
Lecturer
• Do not operate
Lecturer
13:40
- 14:10
Multi-tissue lower limb injury
• Reconstruct - free flaps
Lecturer
• Operate - local flaps
Lecturer
• Amputation and prosthetics
Lecturer
14:10
- 15:00
Is the removal of implanted metallic hardware recommended?
Moderators
Paweł Surdziel
Marta Ślęzak
15:00
- 15:15
Closing of Orthopaedic Days
15:15
Lunch
Room II
09:00
- 11:00
What are the new proposals in rehabilitation for locomotor problems?
Moderator
09:00
- 09:20
Visual feedback in orthopaedic rehabilitation
09:20
- 09:40
Rehabilitation following large joint arthroplasty of lower limbs
Lecturer
09:40
- 10:00
The role of physiotherapy in patients after orthognathic surgery
Lecturer
10:00
- 10:20
The use of ICF classification in programming orthopaedic rehabilitation
Lecturer
Ewa Lucka
10:20
- 10:40
Potential application of wearable sensors in patients with anterior knee pain
Lecturer
10:40
- 11:00
The use of VR technologies in rehabilitation of the locomotor system
Lecturer
11:00
- 11:20
Coffee break
15:00
- 15:15
Closing of Orthopaedic Days
15:15
Lunch