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16th ESVOT Congress 2012Bologna (Italy)

September 12th - 15th, 2012

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16th ESVOT Congress 2012Bologna (Italy) - September 12th - 15th, 2012

Board 2010-2012 of the European Societyof Veterinary Orthopaedics and Traumatology

PRESIDENTDR. RICO VANNINIBessy’s KleintierklinikDorfstrasse 51CH-8105 WattFax: ++41 1 871 6065E-mail: [email protected]

VICE-PRESIDENTDR. BERNADETTE VAN RYSSENUniversity of GhentFac. Vet. Med., Dept. of SurgerySalisburylaan 133 - B-9820 MerelbekeFax: ++32 3772 1245E-mail: [email protected]

PAST-PRESIDENTPROF. OLIVIER M. LEPAGEVetAgro SupVeterinary Campus of LyonEquine Department1, avenue BourgelatF-69280 Marcy L’Etoile (France)Fax: + 33 4 78 87 26 75E-mail: [email protected]

TREASURERDR. CHRIS RIGGSEquine HospitalSha Tin RacecourseSha TinPRC - Hong-Kong SARFax: + 852 2966 6891E-mail: [email protected]

SECRETARYDR. JOHN INNESUniversity of LiverpoolSmall Animal HospitalDivision of Small Animal StudiesCrown Street - Liverpool L69 0EXFax: + 44 151 794 4304E-mail: [email protected]

DIRECTORDR. ALDO VEZZONIClinica VeterinariaVia Massarotti 60/aI-26100 CremonaFax +39-0372-20074E-mail: [email protected]

DIRECTORPROF. DR. BRUNO PEIRONEUniversity of TurinAnimal Pathology DepartmentFaculty of Veterinary MedicineVia Leonardo da Vinci 44I-10095 Grugliasco (TO)Fax: + 39 011 6709061E-mail: [email protected]

DIRECTORDR. WILLEM BACKUniversity of UtrechtFaculty of Veterinary MedicineDept. of Equine SciencesYalelaan 12/ PO Box 80.1633584 CM UtrechtFax +31-30-253 7970E-mail: [email protected]


Welcome to the 16th ESVOT Congressby the ESVOT President

Dear Colleagues, Dear Friends

It is a great pleasure for me to cordially invite you to the up-coming ESVOT Meeting in Bologna.

Again we were able to put together an exciting scientificprogram.

It is our goal to present to you not only state of the art lec-tures and excellent overviews on current techniques, but alsothe latest developments in the field of veterinary orthopedics.

The meeting will start with our popular pre-congress semi-nars and courses. We start Wednesday with a 2-day dry lab on“Locking Systems for Internal Fixation” where you have theunique chance to test and compare the most popular lockingsystems next to each other. Thursday you can choose betweena dry lab on the latest “Synthes Mini-Fragment LCP’s forTrauma and Orthopedics in cats and small breed dogs”, a TTA

master course and Seminars on important topics such as “Osteoarthritis” as well as “Canine Rehabi-litation for the Orthopedic Surgeon”.

The official program starts Thursday afternoon with the first state of the art lecture. In the followingtwo days you will have the opportunity to choose among the main program and smaller in depth semi-nars. So hopefully you will be able to find throughout the meeting plenty topics that you are particu-larly interested in.

Again we were able to invite world-renowned speakers, which gives you a unique opportunity to me-et them and hopefully get in contact with one or the other.

The international exchange makes this meeting so special.Apart of offering an outstanding scientific program, visiting Bologna is another convincing reason

to come to our meeting. If indeed there is nothing in the scientific program that keeps you in the dar-kness of the lecture rooms, there is plenty of sightseeing in the historic town of Bologna.

Beside its history, it is famous for its fine dining. Many special meals originate from here such asthe Tortellini, Lasagne, Pasta al Ragu Bolognese, Mortadella and much more.

The program will end with our traditional Banquet Saturday evening in downtown Bologna with go-od food and a lot of fun.

This exciting Meeting would not have been made possible with the joint efforts of my colleagues inthe board, the great help of EMOVA and of course all our sponsors, that contributed a significant fi-nancial support for this event.

Come and join us - I’m looking forward to meet you in Bologna!

Dr. Rico VanniniPresident of ESVOT

06:30 pmEnd of the Pre-Congress Activities

05:30 pmWelcome ceremony

Wednesday September 12th, 2012 Thursday September 13th, 2012

Room/Timing

Magenta

Small Animal - Pre-Congress

Adjourn

Coffee break

Lunch break

Coffee break

02:00 pm

04:00 pm

04:30 pm

06:30 pm

11:00 am

01:00 pm

09:00 am

10:30 am

C O N G R E S S C E N T E R


Chairman: Dr. Alessandro Piras

08:30 General principles of locking internal fixation

09:00 Synthes LCP - B. Peirone (I)

09:30 Orthomed SOP - M. Ness (UK)

10:00 Kyon ALPS - S. Tepic (CH)

11:00 Traumavet Fixin - D. Hulse (USA)

11:30 Securos - F. Martini (I)

12:00 BioMedtrix I-Loc® - L. Déjardin (USA)

12:30 NGD - R. Young (USA)

11:00 Synthes pitfalls and complications - B. Peirone (I)

11:30 Orthomed SOP pitfalls and complications - M. Ness (UK)

12:00 Kyon ALPS pitfalls and complications - R. Boudrieau (USA)

12:30 Traumavet Fixin pitfalls and complications - B. Beale (USA)

02:00 Study Pause

02:30 Laboratory on different locking systems 45’ x table, one table xeach system


SMALL ANIMAL

Chairman: Dr. Alessandro Piras


02:00 Securos pitfalls and complications - F. Martini (I)

02:30 BioMedtrix I-Loc® pitfalls and complications - L. Déjardin (USA)

03:00 NGD pitfalls and complications - R. Young (USA)

03:30 Round table discussion

Dry Lab on locking systems for internal fixation

05:00 pmSTATE OF THE ART LECTURE

Lunch break

Coffee break

Lunch break

Coffee break



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Small Animal - Pre-Congress - Thursday September 13th, 2012

STATE OF THE ART LECTURE

Welcome ceremony

04:30 pm

End of the Pre-Congress Activities/Adjourn

05:00 pm

06:30 pm

12:30 am

11:00 am

Mini-fragment LCP for trauma andorthopedics in cats and small dogsChairman: Dr. Aldo Vezzoni09:00 Welcome and registration09:10 Instrument and implants

A. Vezzoni (I)09:30 General principles and advantages

of the locking systemM. Kowaleski (USA)

09:50 Case-based experience intraumatology and othopaedics of small dogs and cats with Mini-fragment LCPM. Kowaleski (USA), A. Pozzi (USA),R. Vannini (CH), A. Vezzoni (I)

10:50 Discussion

Osteoarthritis - aetiology,mechanisms and novel therapiesChairman: Professor John Innes09:15 Welcome and introduction

J. Innes (UK)09:20 Genetic basis of osteoarthritis

A. Sanchez Bonastre (E)10:00 The role of Nerve Growth

Factor (NGF) in osteoarthriticpain - M. Isola (I)

10:30 Denervation procedures for palliative treatment of OAjoints - P. Böttcher (D)

TTA Master Class

09:00 Why am I doing TTA?S. Jalkanen (FIN)

09:30 My clinical experience withTTA - F. Wagner (D)

10:00 Biomechanics of arthrosisS. Tepic (CH)

10:30 What do we know about TTAfrom in vitro testing?R. Boudrieau (USA)

11:30 Dry lab on plastic bones, first part

11:30 Obesity and canineosteoarthritis - does weightloss affect joint tissues?J. Innes (UK)

12:00 What can arthroscopy teachus about elbow OA?B. Van Ryssen (B)

11:30 Cartilage and meniscus insurgeries for cruciateA. Pozzi (USA)

12:00 Stifle kinematics in vivoP. Böttcher (D)

12:30 Meniscus post TTAA. Torrington (UK)

01:30 Dry lab on plastic bones,second part

02:30 Complications, question &answers, round table

03:00 End of the Course

01:30 Clinical metrology in canine OA- an update - B. Walton (UK)

02:00 Elbow osteoarthritis - lessonsfrom kinematics and kineticsN. Burton (UK)

02:30 TBA - D. Lascelles (USA)03:00 Stem cells for canine

osteoarthritis: current statusB. Saunders (USA)

03:30 Stem cells in equine jointdisease - D. Frisbie (USA)

04:00 Discussion

02:00 TTA surgery - avoidingcomplicationsR. Botte (USA)

02:30 Improving surgical planningand implant selectionS. Tepic (CH)

03:00 TTA surgery - can we dobetter? - A. Torrington (UK)

03:30 Discussion of cases fromattendees - All

04:00 Coffee break

05:30 pm

Canine rehabilitation for theorthopaedic surgeon

09:20 What is veterinaryrehabilitation, and why do Ineed it in my practice?J. Van Dyke (USA)

10:10 Physiotherapeutic diagnostictechniques: what can theyfind that I can not?J. Van Dyke (USA)

11:30 Therapeutic exercisein veterinary rehabilitationJ. Van Dyke (USA)

12:20 Physical modalitities: an EBM approachK. Kirkby (USA)

02:00 Rehabilitation of sportinginjuries - K. Kirkby (USA)

02:50 Surgical and rehabilitationmanagement of brain diseasein the canineH.S. Steinberg (USA)

03:40 Rehabilitation Management ofSuprasegmental (UMN) andSegmental (LMN) spinal corddisease in the canineH.S. Steinberg (USA)

01:00 pm

CelesteIN-DEPTH SEMINAR

IndacoIN-DEPTH SEMINAR

MagentaSA MAIN PROGRAMME

ItaliaSA MAIN PROGRAMME


Congress - Friday Septem

Lunch break and exhibition

Coffee break and exhibition

12:30 am

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Fractures, IOHC and other elbowproblems

09:00 Elbow fracture withdifferent implantsR. Boudrieau (USA)

09:30 Introduction of a novelosteo-inductive tubularfixation device fortreatment of IOHC andHIF; elbow fractures incats - N. Fitzpatrick (UK)

10:00 Close reduction andstabilization of elbowfractures - G. Rovesti (I)

10:30 Repair of Y-T fractures ofthe humeral condyle usingpaired SOP platesM. Ness (UK)

Modulation of bone & cartilagehealing, tissue regeneration

09:00 Freeze-dried demineralisedbone matrix: production,basic science and clinicalcases - J. Innes (UK)

09:30 Canine adult stem cells:potential applications and pitfallsB. Saunders (USA)

10:00 Overview of rhBMP-2:Mode of Action &PharmacologyR. Boudrieau (USA)

10:30 Osteochondral transfer for the treatment of OCDlesions using auto- as wellas allografts: clinical,radiographic andarthroscopic long termoutcome - P. Böttcher (D)

MIPO/MIO fracture treatment

09:00 Rationale for MIOL. Déjardin (USA)

09:20 MIO fracture reductiontechniques - G. Rovesti (I)

09:40 Femoral MIPO techniqueA. Pozzi (USA)

10:00 Mipo technique for radiusulna fracturesD. Hulse (USA)

10:20 Tibia fractures with MIPO.Hints and TipsA. Piras (UK)

10:40 Femoral fractures in catstreated with MIPO/MIOU. Reif (D)

11:30 MIO of Sacro-IliacLuxationsR. Palmer (USA)

11:50 Complications and Limitsof MIO - L. Déjardin (USA)

12:10 Pearls and pitfalls of MIPOA. Pozzi (USA)

11:30 Incomplete ossification ofthe humeral condyle(IOHC) pre and postfracture - how should wemanage this condition?N. Burton (UK)

12:00 IOHC in the SpringerSpaniel. Personalexperiences in UK andIreland - A. Piras (UK)

11:30 Mandibular fractures withlarge defects (rhBMP-2)R. Boudrieau (USA)

12:00 Canine adult stem cells for treatment of specificorthopedic disordersB. Saunders (USA)

Severe elbow dysplasia (ulnar osteotomy, SHO, total elbowprosthesis)09:00 Is there a role for conservative

management in the treatmentof canine elbow dysplasia -what is the evidence?N. Burton (UK)

09:20 Systematic approach to treatingelbow incongruity secondary toradioulnar physeal insultD. Fox (USA)

09:40 From simple fragment removalto subtotal coronoidectomy andback again - P. Böttcher (D)

10:00 Outcome of abrasionarthroplasty and biceps tendonrelease in dogs with severeelbow dysplasiaB. Beale (USA)

10:20 Proximal angulated ulnaleveling (PAUL) for medialcompartment disease in thecanine elbow dysplasiaI. Pfeil (D)

10:40 TER in dogs - Experience withthe TATE designL. Déjardin (USA)

11:30 CUE (CompartmentUnilateral Elbow)D. Fox (USA)

11:50 Development and earlyexperiences with theSirius canine total elbowreplacementJ. Innes (UK)

12:10 Algorithm of treatment forsevere elbow dysplasiaN. Fitzpatrick (UK)

SA IN-DEPTH SEMINARSMALL ANIMAL EQUINE

01:00 pmLunch break

and exhibition

11:30 amCoffee breakand exhibition



CianoIN-DEPTH SEMINAR

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mber 14th, 2012 - MorningC O N G R E S S C E N T E R

11:30 Partial lateralcorpectomy for thetreatment of discprotusion in cats and dogsP. Böttcher (D)

12:00 Interventionalstemcell therapy fordogs/cats with nodeep sensation by compressivespinal deseasesI. Pfeil (D)

Lameness and neurology

09:00 How to recognize thelame from the neurocase?W. Back (NL/B)

09:30 Developmentalorthopaedic andneuro diseaseB. Woodie (USA)

10:00 Medical correction of the neuro caseB. Woodie (USA)1

10:30 Surgical correction of the neuro caseB. Woodie (USA)

Feline traumatology

09:30 Femoral fractures incats treated withMIPO/MIOU. Reif (D)

10:00 Tarsal luxation andfractures in catsU. Reif (D)

10:30 SI luxation in catsR. Palmer (USA)

11:00 New approaches toold problems in felinejoint, long bone andspinal traumaN. Fitzpatrick (UK)

Wounds and infection

11:30 What should we knowabout MRSAorthopedic infectionin horsesO. Lepage (F)

Bone substitutes andEnhancer

12:00 Overview of rhBMP-2:Mode of Action &PharmacologyR. Boudrieau (USA)

12:30 Osteochondraltransfer for thetreatment of OCDlesions using auto- as well as allografts:clinical, radiographicand arthroscopic longterm outcomeP. Böttcher (D)

FREE COMMUNICATION SCIVAC/SIOVET

Spinal fracture09:00 Treatment of 65 dogs

with a wobblersyndrome by distractionand fusion with TTAcages - I. Pfeil (D)

09:20 Management of spinalfractures using SOPM. Ness (UK)

09:40 Use of angle stabledevices in spinalfractures and luxationsG. Schwarz (AT)

10:00 Fractures of the seventhlumbar vertebraE. Asimus (F)

10:20 Thoraco-lumbar fractureJ-P. Cabassu (F)

10:40 Combination dorsalspinal plating andlocked intervertebralplatting for thetreartment of T-LfracturesR. Boudrieau (USA)



Challenging orthopedic cases(interactive)

01:30 Challenging lamenesscases - B. Van Ryssen (B)

01:50 MPL, CCL rupture,femoral and tibialdeformity - A. Pozzi (USA)

02:10 CCL rupture, steep TPAand severe varusA. Pozzi (I)

02:30 Pathogenesis and surgicaltreatment of congenitalradial head luxationD. Fox (USA)

02:50 Correction of severefemoral malunions (SLA modeling)R. Boudrieau (USA)

03:10 Tibial length discrepancyin 2 Great Dane puppies:now what?R. Palmer (USA)

03:30 Femoral alignment andlengthening in a puppyM. Petazzoni (I)

03:50 Deformity cases, femur,tibia - M. Kowaleski (USA)

04:10 Systematic approaches tocomplex, multiapicalangular limb deformitiesD. Fox (USA)

Challenging fractures cases

01:30 Nightmare at the felinedistal tibiaR. Vannini (CH)

01:50 Y-fracture of the distalhumerusR. Boudrieau (USA)

02:10 Highly comminutedfracturesG. Schwarz (AT)

02:30 Open tibial fracture in adog - M. S. Bergh (USA)

02:50 Distal radial fractures intoy breed dogsE. Asimus (F)

03:10 Metaphyseal fracturesG. Schwarz (AT)

03:30 Challenging fractures insmall dogs and catsN. Fitzpatrick (UK)

03:50 Complications in thesurgical treatment offractures of the distalradius - J. Cabassu (F)


Coffee break and exhibition04:30 pm

ESVOT General meeting - Room Italia

POSTER SESSION (Chair R. Vannini) & WINE AND CHEESE


Congress - Friday Septem

Adjourn06:30 pm

05:30 pm

05:00 pm

01:30 pm


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Feline traumatologyorthopaedics

01:30 Elbow fractures in catsB. Beale (USA)

01:50 Mandibular and maxillaryfractures - U. Reif (D)

02:10 Stabilization of medialtibio-tarsal instability in cats with bone tunnels(17 cases)J-L. Chancrin (F)

02:30 New approaches to oldproblems in feline joint,long bone and spinaltraumaN. Fitzpatrick (UK)

02:50 Monteggia fractures andelbow luxation in catsU. Reif (D)

03:10 Fracture treatment withradio-transparent fixatorsG. Rovesti (I)

03:30 The 2 mm Non contactplate in feline fracturetreatmentG. Schwarz (AT)

03:50 Elbow dysplasia in catsB. Beale (USA)

04:10 Tarsal injuries in catsR. Vannini (CH)

Arthrodesis with new implants(locking, special designed) andnew approaches

01.30 Arthrodesis versus noveljoint replacement of theshoulder, elbow, stifle andhock in cats and dogsN. Fitzpatrick (UK)

01:50 Shoulder arthrodesisusing SOPM. Ness (UK)

02:10 Shoulder arthrodesisusing locking platesB. Beale (USA)

02:30 Canine partial carpalarthrodesis - when shouldwe and what should weuse? - N. Burton (UK)

02:50 Elbow and stiflearthrodesis using the fixin systemM. Petazzoni (I)

03:10 Palmar partial and pan-carpal arthrodesisA. Vezzoni (I)

03:30 Panarthodesis of thecarpus by dorsal platingwith ALPS - I. Pfeil (D)

03:50 Correction of rotationaldeformity of the Pes(Metatarsal Rotation) with ALPS plate fixationR. Boudrieau (USA)

04:10 Percutaneous arthrodesisA. Pozzi (USA)



ESVOT General meeting - Room Italia

POSTER SESSION (Chair R. Vannini) & WINE AND CHEESE



Racetrack and rehabilitation

01:30 Epidemiology ofracetrack tendoninjuriesC. Riggs (HK)

02:00 Epidemiology ofracetrack non tendoninjuriesC. Riggs (HK)

02:30 Modern diagnosticsof tendon injuriesF. van Toor (NL)

03:00 Modern diagnosticsof joint injuriesD. Frisbie (USA)

03:30 Rehabilitation of thetendon caseF. van Toor (NL)

04:00 Outcome of racetrackinjuriesC. Riggs (HK)

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Hot topics

03:00 Development andearly experiences withthe sirius canine totalelbow replacementJ. Innes (UK)

03:30 Is there a role forconservativemanagement in thetreatment of canineelbow dysplasia -what is the evidenceN. Burton (UK)

03:30 Challenging lamenesscasesB. Van Ryssen (B)

04:00 Flexor enthesopathyof the canine elbowB. Van Ryssen (B)

05:00 Incompleteossification of thehumeral condyle(IOHC) pre and postfracture - how shouldwe manage thiscondition?N. Burton (UK)

05:30 Proximal AngulatedUlna Leveling (PAUL)for medialcompartment diseasein the canine elbowdysplasiaI. Pfeil (D)

Adjourn

Physiotherapy in orthopaedics01:30 What is veterinary

rehabilitation, andwhy do I need it inmy practice?J. Van Dyke (USA)

01:50 Physiotherapeuticdiagnostictechniques: what can they find that I can not?J. Van Dyke (USA)

02:10 Therapeutic exercisein veterinaryrehabilitationJ. Van Dyke (USA)

02:30 Physical modalitities: an EBM approachK. Kirkby (USA)

02:50 Rehabilitation ofsporting injuriesK. Kirkby (USA)

03:10 Rehabilitation of thecanine hipK. Kirkby (USA)

03:30 Surgical andrehabilitationmanagement of braindisease in the canineH.S. Steinberg (USA)

03:50 Rehabilitationmanagement ofSuprasegmental(UMN) andSegmental (LMN)spinal cord disease in the canineH.S. Steinberg (USA)

04:10 The business ofveterinaryrehabilitation: howcan I make itprofitableH.S. Steinberg (USA)




THR complications and unusualindications

09:00 THR for trauma -innovative strategiesN. Fitzpatrick (UK)

09:20 THR in small breed dogsand catsN. Fitzpatrick (UK)

09:40 THR in immature dogsA. Pozzi (USA)

10:00 THR in other conditionsnot related to HDB. Peirone (I)

10:20 Elimination of cementlessstem subsidenceB. Liska (USA)

10:30 Overview of BioMedtrixTHR complications in1500 consecutive casesB. Liska (USA)

CT and prototyping for limbdeformities correction

09:00 CT and prototyping totreat severe antebrachialdeformitiesM. Petazzoni (I)

09:30 SLA (stereolitography)malunion of the distalfemurR. Boudrieau (USA)

10:00 3d reconstruction fordeformity correctionM. Kowaleski (USA)

10:30 Application of CT andcomputer assistedplanning for growthdeformity correction usingtrue spherical domeosteotomyN. Fitzpatrick (UK)

11:30 THR for spontaneouscapital physeal fxM. Kowaleski (USA)

12:00 THR in traumatic anddevelopmental disordersnot related to hipdysplasiaG. Schwarz (AT)

11:30 Biomodeling and rehearsal surgery appliedto femoral & tibialdeformities: case examplesR. Palmer (USA)

12:00 The use ofstereolithography forangular limb deformitycorrection - D. Fox (USA)

Patellar luxation

09:00 CT assessmentM. Kowaleski (USA)

09:20 Treatment of grade 3-4 patella luxations withcorrection of femoraltorsion in small dogsI. Pfeil (D)

09:40 Feline patellar luxationR. Vannini (CH)

10:00 Radiographic screeningfor femoral & tibialdeformity: errors to avoidR. Palmer (USA)

10:20 Revision after failedpatellar luxationK. Johnson (USA)

10:40 Trochlear groove prostesisA. Vezzoni (I)

11:30 Patellar sling suture forMPL repairB. Beale (USA)

11:50 Patellar luxation: when thetibia is guiltyM. Petazzoni (I)

12:10 Outcome of DFOM. Kowaleski (USA)



Treatment of severe distalextremities injuries (Skin flap,arthrodesis, prosthesis)

09:00 Principles of managingpolytrauma of theextremitiesR. Palmer (USA)

09:30 Free skin grafting andpouch flap in distalextremity injuryP. Böttcher (D)

10:00 Treatment of severe skindefects of distalextremities - U. Reif (D)

10:30 Treatment of severeshearing injuryR. Boudrieau (USA)

11:30 Partial carpal arthrodesisD. Hulse (USA)

12:00 Arthrodesis or repairversus limb salvage withendo and exo-prosthesesfor distal limb injuries incats and dogsN. Fitzpatrick (UK)


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Lameness and its objectivedetection

09:00 The PPE and itsradiological prognosisF. Pille (B)

09:30 Why should hoovesnot be uneven?W. Back (NL/B)

10:00 Modern kineticlameness exam techsF. Pille (B)

10.30 Modern kinematiclameness exam techsW. Back (NL/B)

Fractures in race and sporthorses: do they differ?

11:30 Distal condylarfractures: why andhow do they develop?C. Riggs (HK)

12:00 How to solve theeasy, non i.a.fracture?C. Lischer (D)

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New implants for fracturetreatment09:00 Biomechanical

evaluation andcomparison oflocking plates used in small animalfracture managementJ. Cabassu (F)

09:30 Clinical applicationsof the lockingcompression plateM. S. Bergh (USA)

10:00 Fracture treatmentwith radio-transparentexternal fixatorG. Rovesti (I)

10:30 Development ofSMART platetechnology: pilot datain the ovineR. Palmer (USA)

11:30 Failure of lockingplate under cyclingK. Johnson (USA)

12:00 Angle-StableInterlocking Nails -Design evolution andapplicationsL. Déjardin (USA)

Infections

09:00 Nosocomial surgicalinfections, preventionand treatmentstrategiesA. Vezzoni (I)

09:30 Acute post-operativeosteomyelitis: riskfactors, prevention,and treatmentW. Saunders (USA)

10:00 Treatment of septicarthritisP. Böttcher (D)

10:30 Arthroscopictreatment of septicjointM. Kowaleski (USA)

Bone substitutes andEnhancer

11:30 Freeze-drieddemineralised bonematrix: production,basic science andclinical caseJ. Innes (UK)

12:00 Canine adult stemcells for treatment ofspecific orthopedicdisordersB. Saunders (USA)






Hot Topics: the stifle and others

01:30 Flexor enthesopathy of the canine elbowB. Van Ryssen (B)

02:00 MMP procedure -simplified TTA using anovel Titanium foamimplant - M. Ness (UK)

02:30 Use of swifle lock forisometric stabilizationB. Beale (USA)

03:00 Treatment of hip luxation:long term results ofsurgical stabilization vsclosed reductionE. Asimus (F)

03:30 Overview of total kneereplacementM. Allen (USA), L. Déjardin (USA)

04:00 The partially torn ACL: todebride or not to debride?R. Vannini (CH)

Advanced diagnostic imaging

01:30 Diagnostic imaging in fracture healing (overview, beyond x-rays)M. Kramer (D)

01:55 Advanced imaging inveterinary orthopedics -what are we missing?M.S. Bergh (USA)

02:20 Diagnosis ofmusculoskeletal disorderswith ultrasonographyM. Kramer (D)

02:45 Imaging meniscal tearsusing low-field MRI:observer’s experiencedoes not guaranteeaccuracy - P. Böttcher (D)

03:10 Fluoroscopiccinematography of thesound and dysplasticcanine elbowP. Böttcher (D)

03:35 Lameness after treatmentof elbow dysplasia: CTand arthroscopic findingsB. Van Ryssen (B)

04:05 Intraoperative spinal cord ultrasonography(possibilities andlimitations)M. Kramer (D)

Comparison of different THRsystems

01:30 The BVOA canine hipregistry - a newframework forcollaborative research:metholodology and initialresults - J. Innes (UK)

01:55 Biomedtrix® cemented andcementless hip prosthesissystems - experienceswith application and longterm resultsG. Schwarz (AT)

02:20 Cemented, cementless, orhybid - decision making inBiomedtix THRM. Kowaleski (USA)

02:45 Preoperative THR score: astrategy for case selectionfor BFX, CFX and KYONA. Pozzi (USA)

03:10 Evidence-basedassessment of total hipreplacement in the dog:which implant system isbest? - M.S. Bergh (USA)

03:35 Versatility of Z-THR in over 1000 casesA. Vezzoni (I)

04:05 Outcome and complicationafter dual mobility totalhip replacement in dogJ-L. Chancrin (F)


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Infections, risk factor,prevention and treatment

01:30 Treatment of septicarthritis - P. Böttcher (D)

02:00 The development of novelrapid DNA baseddiagnostic microbiologytools to study theepidemiology of bacterialinfections in referralpracticeN. Fitzpatrick (UK)

02:30 Acute post-operativeosteomyelitis: risk factors,prevention, and treatmentB. Saunders (USA)

03:00 Outcomes followingremoval of infected tibialplateau leveling osteotomyimplants - B. Beale (USA)

03:30 Arthroscopic treatment ofseptic jointsM. Kowaleski (USA)

04:00 Nosocomial surgicalinfections, prevention andtreatment strategiesA. Vezzoni (I)




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Joints & regenerativemedicine

01:30 Why are somefractures not easy torepair?C. Lischer (D)

02:00 Currents thoughts onhow DOD/OC developW. Back (NL/B)

02:30 Modern, earlydiagnostics of aseptic jointF. Pille (B)

03:00 General overview ofRM treatment optionsD. Frisbie (USA)

03:30 May we have thepractical RM results,please?D. Frisbie (USA)

04:00 What do we expectfrom future RMdevelopments?D. Frisbie (USA)

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mber 15th, 2012 - AfternoonC O N G R E S S C E N T E R

Cranial cruciate ligamentrupture in toy breed dogs

01:30 Outcome of TPLOusing locking platesin small breed dogsB. Beale (USA)

02:00 CCLR in toy breeds. Do we really needlocking plates?M. Petazzoni (I)

02:30 Long term outcomeof isometricstabilization intoy/small breedsD. Hulse (USA)

03:00 CORA BASED TPLO in Toy breeds, early resultsA. Piras (UK)

03:30 Use of synthesheadlesscompression screwand TPLO plate forstabilization of corabased levelingosteotomy (CBLO)D. Hulse (USA)

04:00 Arthroscopic-assisted TPLO in Toy breedsB. Beale (USA)

Distal extremities injuries

02:00 Panarthodesis of thecarpus by dorsalplating with ALPSI. Pfeil (D)

02:30 Canine partial carpalarthrodesis - whenshould we and whatshould we use?N. Burton (UK)

03:00 Palmar partial andpan-carpalarthrodesisA. Vezzoni (I)

03:30 Arthrodesis versuslimb salvage with endo and exo-prostheses fordistal limb injuries incats and dogsN. Fitzpatrick (UK)

04:00 Principles ofmanaging polytraumaof the extremitiesR. Palmer (USA)

04:30 Free skin grafting andpouch flap in distalextremity injuryP. Böttcher (D)

End of the Congress



ESVOT CONGRESS COMMITTEE

RICO VANNINI(Congress Chairman, ESVOT President)

BRUNO PEIRONE(Scientific Chair of Small Animal Program)

WILLEM BACK(Scientific Chair of Large Animal Program)

ALDO VEZZONI(Chair of the Local Organizing Committee)

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