Συνέδριο  ΕΑΕ 2022 - Ιούνιος 9/11/2022

The event starts at 19.30 hours Central European Time

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Dear friends,

Articular cartilage lesions are the most challenging treatment problem faced by medical science in the musculoskeletal system.

These lesions concern young and old very often, and physiacians meet them constantly in their daily clinical practice. They undoubtedly affect the activity - sports and professional.

Research with biological and cell therapies is moving fast and leads to clinical applications that aim to provide solutions to this intractable problem.

This is exactly the purpose of the webinar we are organizing. To present you new trends and techniques for the articular cartilage lesions treatment and to give the future perspectives in the demanding field of cartilage therapeutic approaches.

We are waiting for you on June 30th (Webinar: "Cartilage treatment: what's new, what's next") to share with us the new approaches to the treatment of articular cartilage problems and the future directions.

The Webinar will be conducted in English and will be free for participants

Friendly

Michael Iosifidis MD, PhD

President of the Hellenic Arthroscopic Society

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