Συνέδριο  ΕΑΕ 2022 - Ιούνιος 9/11/2022

The event starts at 19.30 hours Central European Time

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Dear colleagues,

Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) reconstruction, is one of the most common procedures in orthopaedics. However, post-operation failure or knee instability is quite common and we should keep in mind that this injury mainly affects young and athletically active patients.

          New techniques, new views on the role of meniscus and ALL lesions are added daily to our therapeutic quiver to increase the success rates of this operation.

          This is the exact purpose of this webinar.  To present you these new trends and new techniques in order to improve our knowledge and our surgical technique in dealing with this common injury.   

Greek and foreign speakers, well known in the global arthroscopic community have been selected to present their own technique and experience on this complex problem.

We are expecting you on April 14, to share with us your questions and views in our effort to perfect the anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction. The Webinar is conducted in English, is free for all participants and will be followed by a discussion on dealing with "special" cases.

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19.30 - 19.35    Introduction
                           (Vasileios Chouliaras, Nikolaos Koukoulias)

19.35 - 19.50   ACL Reconstruction using a Ribbon-like graft.
                           Why, when and how
                           (Robert Smigielski)

19.50 - 20.05    All-inside ACL Reconstruction. Why, when and how
                            (Michael Iosifidis)

20.05 - 20.20   Posterior portal/s in ACL reconstruction for addressing a meniscal ramp lesion. Why, when and how.
                          (Romain Seil)

20.20 - 20.35   ACL reconstruction and Antero-lateral Extra-articular  tenodesis (Lemaire). Why, when and how.
                          (Michael Hantes)

20.35 - 20.50   ACL & ALL reconstruction. Why, when and how
                          (Bertrand Sonnery-Cottet)

20.50 - 21.10   Discussion

21.10 - 21.30   Case Discussion      
                          (All speakers)
                          ACL Reconstruction in an 11 years old boy
                          ACL Reconstruction in an elite football player
                          ACL Reconstruction in a female skier
                          Revision ACL reconstruction 9 months postoperatively
                          Revision ACL 4 years post-op (Previous operation with Hamstrings, tibial tunnel 11 mm in CT)
                          Which graft, which technique and why

21.30               Conclusions