Current Concepts of Evaluation
and Treatment on Multiligament Knee Injuries
Webinar
Dear colleagues and friends
Multiligament injuries of the knee is a common, difficult but also interesting part of our clinical and surgical practice.
The Webinar: Current Concepts of Evaluation and Treatment on Multiligament Knee Injuries
It will take place on 17 February 2022 at 19:00 CET
The assessment and current concepts on both acute and delayed treatment of multiligament knee instability, as well as surgical techniques will be presented by the speakers and will be discussed with the participants.
The Webinar will be in Greek language and the slides will be in English.
Free registration
Organizer: Dr Liantsis Athanasios
Member of the Board of Hellenic Arthroscopy Association
Agenda
1. Dimitrios Mastrokalos
Dimitrios Mastrokalos, MD, PhD
Assist. Professor of University of Athens
Clinical Examination and Evaluation of the Multiligament Injured Knee
2. Tokis Anastasios
Tokis Anastasios MD PhD
Director, Orthopedic Clinic, Metropolitan Hospital
Acute Ligament Reconstruction in, Multiligament Knee Injuries
3. Michael Hantes
Michael Hantes MD PhD
Professor of University of Thessaly
ESSKA General Secretary
Delayed Ligament Reconstruction in Multiligament Knee Injuries
4. Pablo Gelber
Pablo E. Gelber Ghertner MD PhD
Associate Professor U.A.B.
4-Ligament Reconstruction.How I do it
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