JUNE 7–11, 2015

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2015LYON, FRANCE

Preliminary Program

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Congress InformationISAKOS Congress at the Lyon Convention Centre at the Cité Internationale Sunday, June 7 – Thursday, June 11, 2015

Pre-Courses at the Lyon Convention Centre at the Cité Internationale Saturday, June 6, 2015

Expected AttendanceMore than 4,000 surgeons specializing in arthroscopy, knee surgery and orthopaedic sports medicine.

Conference LocationLyon Convention Centre at the Cité Internationale 50 Quai Charles de Gaulle 69463 Lyon cedex 06 FRANCE www.ccc-lyon.com

2015 Congress Content• Pre-Course: Advances in the Management of Knee

Pathology: ACL, Meniscus, Patellofemoral, Osteotomy, and Chondral Pathology

• Pre-Course: International Update on Surgical Controversies of the Shoulder

• Pre-Course: ISAKOS & FIFA: Challenges in Safety and Health in Football 2015

• Sports Rehabilitation Concurrent Course: Global Perspectives for the Physical Therapist & Athletic Trainer

• Five meeting days with more than 275 Scientific Papers

• Panel Discussions, Debates, Symposia

• Instructional Course Lectures

• Paper and ePoster Presentations

• Lunchtime Lectures and Workshops

• Surgical Demonstrations

• Technical Exhibits

• CME Certification

• Spouse and Guest Morning Café

• Welcome Reception

On behal f of the Internat iona l Society of Arthroscopy, Knee Surgery and Orthopaedic Sports Medicine, we cordially invite you to the 10th Biennial ISAKOS Congress in Lyon, France. This is a special year for ISAKOS as it is the 20th anniversary of the Society! The ISAKOS Congress continues to be considered a premier international meeting, providing a diverse and unique opportunity for attendees to share, discuss and learn the latest advancements in arthroscopy, knee surgery and sports medicine.

The five-day Congress will include a variety of educational opportunities such as surgical demonstrations, paper presentat ions , debates , lectures, symposia and instructional

course lectures. Lunch time hands-on workshops, electronic posters and technical exhibits will also be offered. The ISAKOS Congress provides a variety of new prophylactic, therapeutic and surgical technique information, allowing attendees to expand their knowledge and enhance their surgical skills.

The beautiful city of Lyon is a classic backdrop for an ISAKOS Congress. With more than 2000 years of colorful, tumultuous and thriving history, this French city celebrates the art of living, luxury and fine cuisine. The ISAKOS Congress will also host a variety of social events such as the Welcome Reception for all Congress attendees and their guests, a spouse and guest program and a special tour program.

You are a vital part of the 10th Biennial ISAKOS Congress! We hope you will plan to participate in the international experience that is the ISAKOS Congress.

We look forward to seeing you in Lyon!

Masahiro KurosakaPresident 2013 – 2015

Anastasios D. GeorgoulisProgram Chair 2013 – 2015

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CME HoursThe 10th Biennial ISAKOS Congress, the three Pre-Courses and the Sports Rehabilitation Concurrent Course will be planned and implemented in accordance with the essential areas and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through joint sponsorship.

Educational Objectives • Discuss new initiatives in medicine and technology as they

relate to arthroscopy, knee surgery and orthopaedic sports medicine.

• Evaluate clinical cases and practice evidence-based, informed orthopaedic care.

• Demonstrate the application of current techniques, procedures and research.

• Identify and analyze current research data pertaining to the fields of ankle, foot, knee, hip, wrist, elbow, shoulder and sports medicine.

Technical ExhibitsAttendees must be registered for the meeting in order to access the Exhibit Hall.Exhibits will be open:

Sunday, June 7 08:30 – 15:30 and 17:30 – 20:00

Monday, June 8 08:30 – 15:30

Tuesday, June 9 08:30 – 15:00

Wednesday, June 10 08:30 – 15:30

JUNE 7–11, 2015

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Registration Fees (All prices are in US dollars.)

Early by 2 / 28 / 15

Late by 4 / 30 / 15

OnsiteAfter 4 / 30 / 15

ISAKOS Congress Registration

Member*

US $700 US $800 US $900

Non-Member

US $950 US $1,050 US $1,150

Presenter / Faculty

US $775 US $875 US $975

Allied Health**

US $400 US $500 US $600

Resident / Fellow**

US $400 US $500 US $600

Exhibitor Representative***

US $600 US $600 US $725

ICLs

No Additional Fee – Included in Registration

Pre-Courses – Saturday, June 6, 2015

Advances in Management of Knee Pathology: ACL, Meniscus, Patellofemoral, Osteotomy and Chondral Pathology

US $175 US $200 US $225

International Update on Surgical Controversies of the Shoulder

US $175 US $200 US $225

ISAKOS & FIFA: Challenges in Safety and Health in Football 2015

US $175 US $200 US $225

Concurrent Course – Sunday, June 7 – Tuesday, June 9

Sports Rehabilitation Concurrent Course Only†

US $375 $425 US $475

Sports Rehabilitation Concurrent Course with Congress Registration

US $100 US $100 US $100

Social Activities

Welcome Reception

No Additional Fee – Included in Registration

Spouse and Guest Morning Café

US $75 US $100 US $125

What’s Online? • Program at a Glance• Daily Interactive Agenda• Social Programs and Events• Travel and Tours• Hotel Accommodations• Exhibit Information• Sponsorships• Lunchtime Sessions• Surgical Demos• And more!

www.isakos.com / 2015congress

* Active and Associate Members Only. Members are required to have paid all dues owed to ISAKOS. If dues are not paid prior to registering, they will be requested at the time of registration.

** Allied Health and Resident / Fellow Registrants must provide proof of status prior to picking up badge onsite. Those who are unable to provide proof of status will be asked to pay the full registration price.

*** Exhibitor representative must provide proof of affiliation (business card) with the exhibiting company and a photo ID in order to receive their badge. Badges will not be given to anyone other than the individual named on the badge.

† Price includes Physiotherapy Course and Exhibit Access only. Registrants cannot attend ICLs and other ISAKOS Congress sessions.

Thank you for your interest in registering for the 2015 ISAKOS Congress in Lyon, France!

Questions? Email the ISAKOS Office • isakos@isakos.com2

Advances in the Management of Knee Pathology: ACL, Meniscus, Patellofemoral, Osteotomy, and Chondral Pathology CHAIRS:Elizabeth A. Arendt, MD, USADavid Anthony Parker, MBBS, BMedSci, FRACS, AUSTRALIAWillem M. Van Der Merwe, MBChB, FCS, SA Ortho, SOUTH AFRICAThis pre-course will provide a comprehensive update and overview of the latest knowledge and techniques relevant to the management of knee pathology for the orthopaedic surgeon. The course will be suitable for the subspecialist knee surgeon and also the general orthopaedic surgeon with an interest in knee surgery, and will cover a diverse collection of topics to provide a clinically relevant comprehensive summary of current knowledge and latest trends. The topics will include Primary and Revision ACL Surgery, Management of Patellofemoral Instability, Meniscal Repair and Meniscectomy, Realignment Osteotomy, and Management of Chondral Pathology. The day will consist of a series of expert and evidence-based lectures in the morning, and cadaveric practical demonstrations in the afternoon. In addition to the lectures there will be debates and panel discussions, particularly on controversial topics.

FACULTY:Mark Clatworthy, FRACS, NEW ZEALAND Gregory Scott Difelice, MD, USAJulian A. Feller, FRACS, AUSTRALIAFreddie H. Fu, MD, USARyosuke Kuroda, MD, JAPANSebastien Lustig, MD, Prof., FRANCERobert A. Magnussen, MD, USAShuichi Matsuda, MD, PhD, JAPANEiichi Nakamura, MD, PhD, JAPANPhilippe Noel Neyret, MD, FRANCEElvire Servien, MD, PhD, Prof., FRANCERobert Jacek Smigielski, MD, POLANDTim Spalding, FRCS Orth, UNITED KINGDOMPeter Verdonk, MD, PhD, BELGIUMChristopher John Vertullo, MBBS, FRACS (Orth), FAOrthA, AUSTRALIA

Morning Session: Didactic

Anterior Cruciate Ligament: Back to Basics

• Anatomy: Double Bundle or Ribbons and Crescents• Biomechanics: Anatomic or Isometric or Over the Top• Surgical Landmarks: Arthroscopic or X-Ray

Assisted / Navigation

Primary ACL: How to Avoid Complications

• Identify Predisposing Factors: Genetics, Neuro-Muscular, Tibial Slope, Age, Other Injuries, Varus-Valgus

• Timing of Surgery: Early vs. Late – Pros and Cons• Tunnel Positions and Size: Same Tunnel for Everyone

or Not?• Graft: Same Graft for Everyone?• Extra ACL Pathology: Meniscus, Colaterals, ALL

Meniscus

• Menisectomy: Indications, Technique and Evidence• Current Concepts in Meniscal Repair• Complications in Meniscus Surgery

Patellofemoral

• Imaging of the Patellofemoral Joint• MPFL Reconstruction• Tibial Tubercle Transfer• Management of Acute Dislocation• Functional Testing and Return to Sports

HTO / Cartilage

• Indications, Preoperative Assessment and Correction Prescription

• Medial Opening Wedge HTO Technique• Lateral Closing Wedge HTO Technique• Osteotomy for Instability, Including Management of Tibial

Slope• Outcomes and Future Directions in Osteotomy• Chondral Pathology: Which Lesions to Debride and

Techniques of Debridement• Chondral Pathology: Techniques to Restore Joint Surface

Afternoon Session: Surgical Demonstrations

Surgical Demonstration: ACL

• Arthroscopic Landmarks: Where to Drill Every Tunnel and the Best Way to Get There

• Extra Articular Anterolateral Ligament Reconstruction

Surgical Demonstration: HTO

• Medial Opening Wedge HTO and Lateral Closing Wedge HTO

Surgical Demonstration: Patellofemoral

• Distalising Tibial Tubercle Osteotomy Combined with MPFL Reconstruction

Surgical Demonstration: Meniscus

• Meniscal Repair Techniques

Pre-Courses

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International Update on Surgical Controversies of the Shoulder CHAIRS:Guillermo R. Arce, MD, ARGENTINAPhilippe Hardy, PhD, FRANCEEiji Itoi, MD, PhD, JAPANISAKOS is pleased to offer a surgical skills oriented pre-course on Shoulder procedures. The goal of the International Update on Surgical Controversies of the Shoulder pre-course is to evaluate the optimal use of diverse techniques for a variety of upper extremity surgical procedures. This pre-course will also help participants to formulate surgical protocols for upper extremity procedures that integrate strategies to avoid potential complications. This pre-course is unique in its presentation of surgical techniques, involving demonstrations, as well as pearls and pitfalls, and discussions for each topic. Featured procedures will include Instability with Arthroscopic and Open Reconstructions, Biceps Tenodesis, Glenohumeral Arthroscopic Arthrolysis, Arthroscopic Subscapularis Repair, Double Row Rotator Cuff Repair, Latissimus Dorsi Harvesting and Shoulder Arthroplasties.

FACULTY:Richard L. Angelo, MD, USAGregory Ian Bain, MBBS, FRACS, PhD, AUSTRALIAPascal Boileau, MD, Prof., FRANCEStephen S. Burkhart, MD, USAEmilio Calvo, MD, PhD, MBA, SPAINJiwu Chen, MD, PhD, CHINAGiovanni Di Giacomo, MD, ITALYRonald L. Diercks, Prof., MD, PhD, NETHERLANDSBenno Ejnisman, MD, BRAZILAndreas B. Imhoff, MD, Prof., GERMANYJean Kany, MD, FRANCESeung-Ho Kim, MD, PhD, KOREAPhilippe Landreau, MD, QATARKevin D. Plancher, MD, USAAlberto Castro Pochini, MD, BRAZILMatthew T. Provencher, MD, USAFelix Henry Savoie III, MD, USAElvire Servien, MD, PhD, Prof., FRANCEDaniel Adolfo Slullitel, MD, Prof., ARGENTINAHiroyuki Sugaya, MD, JAPANGilles Walch, MD, FRANCE

Morning Session: Surgical Demonstrations

Session I: The Unstable Shoulder

• Latarjet• Hill Sachs Remplissage• Posterior Bankart Arthroscopic Repair

Session II: Biceps and AC Joint

• Biceps Tenodesis• Arthroscopic Stabilization of the AC Joint

Session III: Rotator Cuff

• Arthroscopic Subscapularis Repair• Arthroscopic Double Row Rotator Cuff Repair• Arthroscopic Latissimus Dorsi Transfer

Afternoon Session: Didactic and Surgical Videos

Session IV: Shoulder Replacement

• Anatomic Humeral Head Replacement• Glenoid Exposure• Anatomic Glenoid Replacement

Session V: Other Topics

• Reverse Shoulder Arthroplasty• Harvesting the Latissimus Dorsi• RSA and Glenoid Bone Loss

Session VI: Difficult Cases Discussion

Questions? Email the ISAKOS Office • isakos@isakos.com4

ISAKOS & FIFA: Challenges in Safety and Health in Football 2015CHAIRS:Moises Cohen, MD, PhD, BRAZILJoao Espregueira-Mendes, MD, PhD, PORTUGALJose F. Huylebroek, MD, BELGIUMBert R. Mandelbaum, MD, DHL (Hon), USAThis pre-course is designed for anyone involved in the treatment or management of soccer players. As the most popular sport in the world, there is a unique need for specific information on the treatment of soccer athletes. This course will be co-sponsored with the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA), to accomplish ISAKOS’ mission to “advance the worldwide exchange and dissemination of education, research and patient care in arthroscopy, knee surgery and orthopaedic sports medicine,” as well as FIFA’s to “Develop the game, touch the world, build a better future”. This course is a great opportunity for athletes, team physicians, athletic trainers and coaches to learn more about the treatment of soccer players!

FACULTY:Annunziato Amendola, MD, USAPaco Bioska, MD, UNITED KINGDOMMario Bizzini, PT, PhD, SWITZERLANDRamon Cugat, MD, PhD, SPAINStefano Della Villa, MD, ITALYRicardo Guillermo Denari, Prof., ARGENTINAMichel D’Hooghe, MD, BELGIUMPieter Paul D’Hooghe, MD, MSC, QATARJiri Dvorak, Prof., SWITZERLANDBenno Ejnisman, MD, BRAZILJan Ekstrand, MD, PhD, SWEDENMagnus Forssblad, MD, PhD, Asst. Prof., SWEDENCollin Fuller, MD, PhD, Asst. Prof., UNITED KINGDOMAlberto W. Gobbi, MD, ITALYRodrigo Campos Pace Lasmar, MD, BRAZILPhilipp Lobenhoffer, MD, GERMANYPaulo Lobo, Jr., MD, BRAZILPhilippe Noel Neyret, MD, FRANCEOsvaldo Pangrazio, PARAGUAYAndre Pedrinelli, MD, Prof., BRAZILRicardo Pruna, MD, SPAINFernando Radice, MD, CHILEEric Rolland, PSG, FRANCEElvire Servien, MD, PhD, Prof., FRANCEEdilson Schwansee Thiele, PhD, BRAZILPeter Ueblacker, MD, GERMANYC. Niek Van Dijk, MD, PhD, NETHERLANDSAndy Williams, MBBS, FRCS, FRCS (Orth), UNITED KINGDOMStefano Zaffagnini, MD, Prof., ITALY

Session I: Football Players – Concussion and Turf Injuries

• ISAKOS & FIFA Partnership Planning Program• Why is Football the Most Popular Sport in the World?• Concussion – Criteria to Remove a Player from the Match• Case Discussion: Experienced European Panel• Influence of Artificial Turf in Football Lesions

Session II: The World Cup

• The Medical Organization During the World Cup and Its Legacy

• What I Learned During the World Cup in Brazil, From a Non-Brazilian Point of View

• Analysis and Classification of the Lesions During the 2014 World Cup in Brazil

Session III: Injury Prevention

• Injury Prevention Program: FIFA 11+• FIFA 11+ S – Prevention Program for Upper Extremity• Risk Management: FIFA’s Approach for Protecting the

Health of Football Players• Biomechanics of the Kick• The Importance of Shin Splint Use• Muscle Lesions – New Classification System

Session IV: Ankle Injuries and Other Lesions

• Ankle Ligament Lesions• Ankle Impingement and Osteochondral Lesions• Female’s Lesions in Soccer• Growth Related Injuries in Young Players• Meniscus Lesions – To Repair or Not?• Chondral Lesion Treatment in Football Athletes

Session V: Topics of the Knee

• Tibial Osteotomy is the End of the Career: Myth or Truth?• Do Ligaments Heal Faster in Athletes?• Patellar Tendon: Rupture and Repair

Session VI: Biologics

• PRP In Football Athletes• Stem Cell Treatment: Past, Present and Future

Session VII: Return to Sports and Case Discussion

• Criteria for Return to Sports• Case Discussion: A South American Perspective

Pre-Courses

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ICL #01: Advances in Knee OsteotomyPartner Society Instructional Course Lecture: ESSKA Chair: Matteo Denti, MD, ITALYNeil Thomas, FRCS, UNITED KINGDOMDietrich Pape, MD, PhD, LUXEMBOURGPatrick Djian, MD, FRANCEPhilipp Lobenhoffer, MD, GERMANYRomain Seil, MD, LUXEMBOURGRonald Van Heerwaarden, MD, PhD, NETHERLANDS

ICL #02: How to Avoid Intra-Operative Complications in ACL ReconstructionChair: Peter Myers, MBBS, FRACS, AUSTRALIAMark Miller, MD, USASven Scheffler, MD, PhD, GERMANYAndy Williams, MBBS, FRCS, FRCS (Orth), UNITED KINGDOMThore Zantop, MD, GERMANY

ICL #03: Management of Multi-Ligament Knee InjuriesCo-Chairs: Myles Coolican, FRACS, AUSTRALIA and Bruce Levy, MD, USARyosuke Kuroda, MD, JAPANScott Rodeo, MD, USADaniel Whelan, MD, MSc, CANADA

ICL #04: The Painful Total Knee Replacement: A Comprehensive ApproachCo-Chairs: Christopher Vertullo, MBBS, FRACS (Orth), FAOrthA, AUSTRALIA and Kelly Vince, MD, NEW ZEALANDMichel Bonnin, MD, FRANCEArnaldo Hernandez, MD, PhD, BRAZILErnesto Mahamud, MD, SPAIN

ICL #05: Shoulder Instability: An International PerspectiveChair: Matthew Provencher, MD, USAKlaus Bak, MD, DENMARKLaurent Lafosse, MD, FRANCEFernando Radice, MD, CHILEGiuseppe Milano, MD, ITALY

ICL #06: Acute Ankle Injuries in the AthleteCo-Chairs: James Calder, UNITED KINGDOMand Robert Smigielski, MD, POLANDHarvinder Bedi, FRACS, MPH, AUSTRALIAGino Kerkhoffs, MD, PhD, Prof., NETHERLANDSHajo Thermann, PhD, Prof., GERMANY

ICL #07: An Introduction to Hip ArthroscopyCo-Chairs: J.W. Thomas Byrd, MD, USAand John O’Donnell, MBBS, FRACS, AUSTRALIAAllston Stubbs, MD, USAMarkus Schofer, PhD, GERMANYNicolas Bonin, MD, FRANCE

ICL #08: Elbow Instability in the AthleteCo-Chairs: Gregory Bain, MBBS, FRACS, PhD, AUSTRALIA and Francois Kelberine, MD, FRANCEAndrey Korolev, Prof., MD, PhD, RUSSIAHiroyuki Sugaya, MD, JAPAN

ICL #09: Critical Issues in the Care of the Injured AthletePartner Society Instructional Course Lecture: AOSSMChair: Robert Arciero, MD, USAKurt Spindler, MD, USAChristopher Harner, MD, USAChristopher Kaeding, MD, USAPeter Indelicato, MD, USAScott Gillogly, MD, USARobert Burks, MD, USAJames Andrews, MD, USAAnthony Romeo, MD, USAFelix Savoie III, MD, USA

ICL #10: Game Changers. Pearls for the Top Five Procedures in Shoulder ArthroscopyPartner Society Instructional Course Lecture: SLARDChair: Guillermo R. Arce, MD, ARGENTINABenno Ejnisman, MD, BRAZILEmilio Calvo, MD, PhD, MBA, SPAINVicente Gutierrez, MD, CHILELuis Vargas, MD, VENEZUELA

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ICL #11: Pediatric ACL ReconstructionCo-Chairs: Romain Seil, MD, LUXEMBOURGand Allen Anderson, MD, USAJustin Roe, FRACS, AUSTRALIAFrank Chotel, MD, Prof., FRANCE

ICL #12: Surgery for Patellofemoral InstabilityCo-Chairs: Elvire Servien, MD, PhD, Prof., FRANCEand Elizabeth Arendt, MD, USAJulian Feller, FRACS, AUSTRALIAChristian Fink, Prof., MD, AUSTRIARadu Prejbeanu, MD, PhD, ROMANIA

ICL #13: Unicompartmental Knee ReplacementCo-Chairs: Sebastien Lustig, MD, Prof., FRANCEand John Bartlett, MD, AUSTRALIAChristopher Dodd, FRCS, UNITED KINGDOMRobert Magnussen, MD, USAPeter Verdonk, MD, PhD, BELGIUM

ICL #14: Shoulder Instability: Managing the Bone and Soft Tissue DefectsCo-Chairs: Eiji Itoi, MD, PhD, JAPAN and Benno Ejnisman, MD, BRAZILCarina Cohen, MD, BRAZILAnthony Romeo, MD, USAGiovanni Di Giacomo, MD, ITALY

ICL #15: Introduction to Wrist ArthroscopyCo-Chairs: Luigi Pederzini, MD, ITALY and Michael Redler, MD, USAGregory Bain, MBBS, FRACS, PhD, AUSTRALIAGary Poehling, MD, USA

ICL #16: Surgery for Chronic Ankle InstabilityCo-Chairs: Thomas Bauer, MD, FRANCEand Jorge Batista, MD, ARGENTINAJordi Vega, MD, SWITZERLANDGino Kerkhoffs, MD, PhD, Prof., NETHERLANDSGeoffrey Tymms, MBBS, FRACS, AUSTRALIA

ICL #17: Partner Society Instructional Course Lecture: APKASS

ICL #18: Multidirectional Shoulder InstabilityPartner Society Instructional Course Lecture: AANAChair: Jeffrey Abrams, MD, USARichard Angelo, MD, USAWilliam Beach, MD, USALarry Field, MD, USARichard Ryu, MD, USAFelix Savoie III, MD, USA

ICL #19: The Importance of Surgical Technique in the Outcome of TKRChair: Parag Sancheti, MS (Orth), DNB (Orth), Mch (Orth), FRCS (Ed), INDIADavid Barrett, MD, FRCS, UNITED KINGDOMNicolaas Budhiparama, MD, FICS, INDONESIARené Verdonk, MD, PhD, BELGIUMPaolo Adravanti, MD, ITALY

ICL #20: Management of PCL Injuries: An Evidence-Based ApproachCo-Chairs: Robert LaPrade, MD, PhD, USA and Ricardo Cury, MD, BRAZILNicholas Kennedy, BS, USASG Kim, MD, KOREABruce Twaddle, FRACS, USA

ICL #21: Long-Term Results of Different ACL Grafts in Competitive SportsCo-Chairs: Kurt Spindler, MD, USAand Jacques Ménétrey, Prof., SWITZERLANDJack Andrish, MD, USAMagnus Forssblad, MD, PhD, Assoc. Prof., SWEDENKevin Plancher, MD, USAPatrick Yung, FRCS(Orth Surgery), FHKCOS, FHKAM, FRCS, MBChB, HONG KONG

ICL #22: Ankle Arthroscopy: Indications and TechniqueCo-Chairs: C. Niek Van Dijk, MD, PhD, NETHERLANDSand Annunziato Amendola, MD, USAStéphane Guillo, MD, FRANCEJorge Batista, MD, ARGENTINAHarvinder Bedi, FRACS, MPH, AUSTRALIA

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ICL #23: An Update on Elbow Arthroscopy: A Case-Based ApproachChair: Gary Poehling, MD, USAMauricio Largacha, MD, COLOMBIAFelix Savoie III, MD, USALuigi Pederzini, MD, ITALYDenise Eygendaal, MD, PhD, NETHERLANDS

ICL #24: Management of the Stiff ShoulderCo-Chairs: Ronald Diercks, Prof. MD, PhD, NETHERLANDSand Kevin Shea, MD, USARupen Dattani, MD, FRCS, UNITED KINGDOMYoshihiro Hagiwara, MD, PhD, JAPANJih-Yang Ko, MD, TAIWANYang-Soo Kim, MD, PhD, Prof., KOREABernd Kilian, GERMANY

ICL #25: Revision ACL ReconstructionCo-Chairs: Francesco Giron, MD, PhD, ITALYand Bjorn Engstrom, MD, PhD, Assoc. Prof., SWEDENCharles Brown, Jr., MD, USAJulian Feller, FRACS, AUSTRALIAWei Lu, MD, PhD, Prof., CHINAAndy Williams, MBBS, FRCS, FRCS (Orth), UNITED KINGDOM

ICL #26: Surgery for Isolated Patellofemoral OsteoarthritisCo-Chairs: Shuichi Matsuda, MD, PhD, JAPAN and David Dejour, MD, FRANCEJavier Vaquero, MD, PhD, SPAINLuis Valenzuela, MD, CHILEJess Lonner, MD, USA

ICL #27: Osteotomy for Knee InstabilityCo-Chairs: Mark Clatworthy, FRACS, NEW ZEALANDand Timothy Whitehead, MBBS, FRACS, AUSTRALIASebastien Lustig, MD, Prof., FRANCEFrank Noyes, MD, USARoland Jakob, Prof. Emeritus, SWITZERLAND

ICL #28: ACL Re-Injury Risk After Return to Competitive Sports: Predictors and PreventionsCo-Chairs: Christopher Kaeding, MD, USAand Per Renström, MD, PhD, SWEDENTimothy Hewett, PhD, USAAndre Pedrinelli, MD, Prof., BRAZILErik Witvrouw, PhD, PT, QATAR

ICL #29: Osteochondral Lesions of the TalusCo-Chairs: Nobuo Adachi, MD, PhD, JAPANand John Kennedy, MD, FRCS, USAMasato Takao, MD, PhD, JAPANJin Lee, MD, KOREA

ICL #30: Innovative Treatment of Cartilage LesionsChair: Mats Brittberg, MD, PhD, SWEDENAndreas Gomoll, MD, USAJohnny Huard, PhD, USAElizaveta Kon, MD, ITALYKhay Yong Saw, MB ChB, MCh Orth, FRCS(Edin), MALAYSIA

ICL #31: Management of Massive Rotator Cuff TearsChair: Tom Ludvigsen, MD, NORWAYMarcelo Campos, MD, BRAZILRichard Angelo, MD, USAYon-Sik Yoo, MD, PhD, KOREAAndrey Korolev, Prof., MD, PhD, RUSSIA

ICL #32: Chronic Tendonitis: Physiotherapy, Injections or Surgical Intervention?Co-Chairs: Nicola Maffulli, MD, PhD, MS, FRCS(Orth), UNITED KINGDOM and John Bergfeld, MD, USAJon Karlsson, Prof., SWEDENOmer Mei-Dan, MD, USAIgnacio Muñoz Criado, MD, SPAINLynn Snyder-Mackler, PT, ScD, FAPTA, USA

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Ankle Advances in Ankle ArthroscopyCo-Chairs: C. Niek Van Dijk, MD, PhD, NETHERLANDS and James Calder, UNITED KINGDOMThomas Bauer, MD, FRANCEStéphane Guillo, MD, FRANCEJordi Vega, MD, SWITZERLAND

Arthroscopy & Orthopaedics Education in Arthroscopy and theRole of SimulatorsCo-Chairs: Mustafa Karahan, Prof., TURKEYand C. Niek Van Dijk, MD, PhD, NETHERLANDSKai-Ming Chan, MD, HONG KONGGabriëlle Tuijthof, MSc, PhD, NETHERLANDSNikhil Verma, MD, USA

BiologicsBiologic Therapies for CartilageChair: Johnny Huard, PhD, USAAdam Anz, MD, USARocky Tuan, PhD, USAPeter Wehling, MD, GERMANYAsbjørn Årøen, MD, PhD, NORWAY

Biological Treatments for Ligament InjuriesCo-Chairs: Francois Kelberine, MD, FRANCE and Savio Woo, PhD, DSc, D Eng, USAChih-Hwa Chen, MD, TAIWANMahmut Doral, MD, Prof., TURKEYMasafumi Horie, MD, PhD, JAPAN

Elbow & WristAdvances in Elbow and Wrist Arthroscopy in Athletically Active PatientsCo-Chairs: Luigi Pederzini, MD, ITALYand Marc Safran, MD, USAGregory Bain, MBBS, FRACS, PhD, AUSTRALIAChristophe Mathoulin, MD, Prof., FRANCEGary Poehling, MD, USA

HipAdvances in Hip ArthroscopyCo-Chairs: Nicolas Bonin, MD, FRANCE and Marc Philippon, MD, USARichard Villar, MA, MS, FRCS, UNITED KINGDOMFrederic Laude, MD, FRANCEVikas Khanduja, MA, MBBS, MSc, FRCS, FRCS (Orth), UNITED KINGDOM

KneeKnee Collateral LigamentsCo-Chairs: Robert LaPrade, MD, PhD, USAand Halit Pinar, Prof., MD, TURKEYMarco Demange, MD, PhD, BRAZILReha Tandogan, MD, Prof., TURKEYBruce Twaddle, FRACS, USA

Preserving the MeniscusCo-Chairs: Roland Becker, MD, PhD, Prof., GERMANYand Christopher Harner, MD, USAMustafa Karahan, Prof., TURKEYPeter Myers, MBBS, FRACS, AUSTRALIAJean Francois Potel, MD, FRANCE

Knee: ACLCartilage and ACL InjuryCo-Chairs: Alberto Gobbi, MD, ITALY and Chadwick Prodromos, MD, USAMats Brittberg, MD, PhD, SWEDENMaurilio Marcacci, MD, ITALYNorimasa Nakamura, MD, PhD, JAPAN

Failed ACL ReconstructionCo-Chairs: Robert Marx, MD, MSc, FRCSC, USA and Robert Arciero, MD, USAChristopher Harner, MD, USAKonsei Shino, MD, PhD, JAPANStefano Zaffagnini, MD, Prof., ITALY

Symposia

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Healing of ACL and ACL GraftsClinical ImplicationsCo-Chairs: Freddie Fu, MD, USAand Christophe Hulet, MD, Prof., FRANCEKivanc Atesok, MD, MSc, CANADAPeter Brucker, MD, PhD, MSc, GERMANYJames Lubowitz, MD, USA

Innovative Knowledge on ACL BiomechanicsCo-Chairs: Kazunori Yasuda, MD, PhD, JAPANand Timothy Hewett, PhD, USAAndrew Amis, PhD, DSc, UNITED KINGDOMVolker Musahl, MD, USAEvangelos Pappas, PT, PhD, OCS, AUSTRALIA

Knee Laxity and Rotation MeasurmentCo-Chairs: Joao Espregueira-Mendes, MD, PhD, PORTUGALand Jon Karlsson, Prof., SWEDENRyosuke Kuroda, MD, JAPANAndrew Pearle, MD, USARomain Seil, MD, LUXEMBOURGElvire Servien, MD, PhD, Prof., FRANCE

Remnants Preserving ACL ReconstructionChair: Mitsuo Ochi, MD, PhD, JAPANFreddie Fu, MD, USASung-Jae Kim, MD, PhD, FACS, KOREARainer Siebold, MD, Assoc. Prof., GERMANYKazunori Yasuda, MD, PhD, JAPAN

Short Grafts for ACL ReconstructionCo-Chairs: James Lubowitz, MD, USAand Stephane Plaweski, MD, PhD, Prof., FRANCEMichel Collette, MD, BELGIUMYasuyuki Ishibashi, MD, JAPANHubert Lanternier, MD, FRANCE

The Different Aspects of an Anatomical ACL ReconstructionCo-Chairs: Edward Wojtys, MD, USAand Manfred Bernard, MD, PhD, GERMANYGiuliano Cerulli, MD, ITALYAnastasios Georgoulis, MD, GREECETakeshi Muneta, MD, PhD, JAPAN

The Shape of the ACL – Implications to SurgeryCo-Chairs: Konsei Shino, MD, PhD, JAPAN and Edward Wojtys, MD, USAFreddie Fu, MD, USAAnastasios Georgoulis, MD, GREECERobert Smigielski, MD, POLAND

Knee: Patellofemoral JointMedial Patellofemoral Ligament: Anatomy, Injury and ReconstructionCo-Chairs: Donald Fithian, MD, USAand David Dejour, MD, FRANCEMichael Hantes, Assoc. Prof., GREECEMotoyasu Inoue, MD, JAPANPhilip Schoettle, MD, PhD, Assoc. Prof., GERMANY

Knee: Total Knee ReplacementComputer Assisted Orthopaedic Surgery: CAOS or CHAOS?Chair: Burt Klos, MD, PhD, NETHERLANDSAnthony Barrow, UNITED KINGDOMJoerg Luetzne, MD, GERMANYDavid Parker, MBBS, BMedSci, FRACS, AUSTRALIAMartinus Richter, MD, PhD, GERMANY

In Vivo TKA Kinematic: How to Describe it, How to Use itCo-Chairs: Maurilio Marcacci, MD, ITALYand Stephen Howell, MD, USAJohan Bellemans, MD, PhD, BELGIUMDouglas Dennis, MD, USAPhilippe Beaufils, MD, FRANCE

Physical Activity After Knee ReplacementCo-Chairs: Mark Clatworthy, FRACS, NEW ZEALANDand Hermann Mayr, MD, Prof., GERMANYNanne Kort, MD, PhD, NETHERLANDSHiromasa Miura, MD, JAPAN

The Unhappy TKR Patient Whose X-Ray Looks Fine: Can we Predict, Prevent and TreatChair: Myles Coolican, FRACS, AUSTRALIAGeorge Macheras, GREECEWillem Van Der Merwe, MBChB, FCS, SA Ortho, SOUTH AFRICASusanne Fuchs-Winkelmann, MD, Assoc. Prof., GERMANYFrancesco Benazzo, MD, Prof., ITALY

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ShoulderState of Art in A-C Joint DislocationsChair: Guillermo Arce, MD, ARGENTINAKlaus Bak, MD, DENMARKAugustus Mazzocca, MS, MD, USABenno Ejnisman, MD, BRAZIL

The Biceps Tendon in the Young and Athletically Active PatientCo-Chairs Felix Savoie III, MD, USAand Laurent Lafosse, MD, FRANCEEugene Ek, MBBS, PhD, FRACS, AUSTRALIAMichael Freehill, MD, USALennard Funk, FRCS (Tr / Orth), UNITED KINGDOM

Shoulder: Rotator CuffTreatment of Massive Rotator Cuff TearsCo-Chairs: Stephen Burkhart, MD, USA and Philippe Hardy, MD, PhD, Prof., FRANCEFernando Barclay, MD, ARGENTINASeung-Ho Kim, MD, PhD, KOREATeruhisa Mihata, MD, PhD, JAPAN

Shoulder: InstabilityDecision Making in Shoulder InstabilityCo-Chairs: Matthew Provencher, MD, USAand Guillermo Arce, MD, ARGENTINARichard Angelo, MD, USAPascal Boileau, MD, Prof., FRANCEGiovanni Di Giacomo, MD, ITALYVicente Gutierrez, MD, CHILE

Posterior Shoulder InstabilityChair: Pericles Papadopoulos, Prof., GREECEPhilippe Hardy, MD, PhD, Prof., FRANCEMarkus Scheibel, MD, Prof., GERMANYKevin Shea, MD, USAHiroyuki Sugaya, MD, JAPAN

The Throwing Shoulder: Where Are We Now?Chair: Stephen Burkhart, MD, USAJames Andrews, MD, USADaniel Slullitel, MD, Prof., ARGENTINAHiroyuki Sugaya, MD, JAPANAnthony Romeo, MD, USA

Shoulder: Rotator CuffBiology and Biomechanics: Rotator CuffCo-Chairs: Nahum Rosenberg, MD, ISRAELand Andreas Imhoff, MD, Prof., GERMANYOlivier Courage, MD, FRANCELeesa Galatz, MD, USAGeorge Murrell, MD, PhD, AUSTRALIAPietro Randelli, MD, Prof., ITALY

Critical Concepts in Rotator Cuff RepairCo-Chairs: Eiji Itoi, MD, PhD, JAPANand Felix Savoie III, MD, USAStephen Burkhart, MD, USAEmilio Calvo, MD, PhD, MBA, SPAINAndreas Imhoff, MD, Prof., GERMANY

Cuff Arthropathy: Indication and Limitation of Reverse Shoulder ArthroplastyCo-Chairs Alessandro Castagna, MD, ITALYand Christian Gerber, MD, SWITZERLANDAnders Ekelund, MD, PhD, SWEDENLudwig Seebauer, MD, GERMANYFelipe Toro, MD, CHILE

Sports MedicineChondral Lesions in Soccer PlayersChair: Norimasa Nakamura, MD, PhD, JAPANRamon Cugat, MD, PhD, SPAINBert Mandelbaum, MD, DHL (Hon), USAMarc Philippon, MD, USAAntonio Maestro, MD, SPAIN

Elite Athletes: Managing Injury, Patients and TeamChair: Marc Safran, MD, USAPeter Brukner, MBBS, FACSP, UNITED KINGDOMMoises Cohen, MD, PhD, Full Prof., BRAZILLee Kaplan, MD, USARoddy Mac Donald, UNITED KINGDOMJoao Neto, MD, BRAZIL

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Lectures• How to Prevent Early Osteoarthritis Following ACL

Reconstruction from a Tissue Homeostasis PerspectiveScott Dye, MD, USA

• New Insights into the Surgical Anatomy and Clinical Biomechanics of the ACLAndrew Amis, PhD, DSc, UNITED KINGDOM

• Anatomical ACL Reconstruction. State of the ArtFreddie Fu, MD, USA

• ACL Augmentation: Precise Technique, Clinical ResultsMitsuo Ochi, MD, PhD, JAPAN

• Highlights in the Evolution of ACL SurgeryPierre Chambat, MD, FRANCE

• Pediatric ACL Injury Allen Anderson, MD, USA

• Diagnosis AND Treatment of the Young Throwing Athlete James Andrews, MD, USA

• Tissue Engineering of Musculoskeletal Tissues: Articular Cartilage, Meniscus and Temporomandibular Joint

• Articular Cartilage Regeneration Using Autologous Peripheral Blood Stem Cells Khay Yong Saw, MB ChB, MCh Orth, FRCS(Edin), MALAYSIA

• Xenografts in Orthopaedics: The Future of Ligament Replacement Kevin Stone, MD, USA

• Hand Injuries in Sport Moroe Beppu, MD, PhD, JAPAN

• ACL and Meniscus Combined Injury– Management in the Acute or Chronic Case Moises Cohen, MD, PhD, Full Prof., BRAZIL

Debates• Graft Choice for ACL Reconstruction in Athletes:

Hamstrings vs. Patellar Tendon Chair: Matteo Denti, MD, ITALYJames Andrews, MD, USAKonsei Shino, MD, PhD, JAPAN

• Will Total Knee Replacement Ever Provide Normal Knee Function? Chair: David Parker, MBBS, BMedSci, FRACS, AUSTRALIARoland Becker, MD, PhD, Prof., GERMANYWillem Van Der Merwe, MBChB, FCS, SA Ortho, SOUTH AFRICA

• The Role of PRP Applications in Sport Injuries Chair: Lars Engebretsen, MD, PhD, NORWAYStephen Abelow, MD, Prof., USARamon Cugat, MD, PhD, SPAIN

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Sports Rehabilitation Concurrent CourseCHAIRS:James J. Irrgang, PT, PhD, ATC, FAPTA, USARobert F. LaPrade, MD, PhD, USALynn Snyder-Mackler, PT, ScD, FAPTA, USAErik Witvrouw, PhD, PT, QATARISAKOS is pleased to offer the third ISAKOS Sports Rehabilitation Concurrent Course. The Sports Rehabilitation Concurrent Course will be held on Sunday, June 7 through Tuesday, June 9. The ISAKOS Sports Rehabilitation Concurrent Course is intended for physicians, athletic trainers, physiotherapists and coaches concerned with the management or prevention of injuries to the athlete. These topics will be viewed through the international perspective of a diverse and multinational faculty of orthopaedic surgeons and physical therapists.

Topics of presentation include Biomechanics of Exercise, Effects of Graft Type and Technique on Post-Operative Rehabilitation, Functional Training and Return to Activity, New Treatments for Muscle Injuries, Treatment Options for Tendinopathy, Electrical Stimulation for Rehabilitation of Muscle Injuries, and Anatomy of Major Joints.

FACULTY:Michael James Axe, MD, USA Klaus Bak, MD, DENMARK Ann Cools, PhD, PT, BELGIUM George J. Davies, DPT, PT, ATC, CSCS, USA Karin Gravare Silbernagel, PhD, PT, ATC, USA Stephanie Di Stasi, PT, PhD, OCS, USA Benno Ejnisman, MD, BRAZIL Lars Engebretsen, MD, PhD, NORWAY Julian A. Feller, FRACS, AUSTRALIA Magnus Forssblad, MD, PhD, Assoc. Prof., SWEDEN Freddie H. Fu, MD, USA J. Robert Giffin, MD, FRCSC, CANADATimothy E. Hewett, PhD, USA Per Hölmich, MD, DMSc, DENMARK Johnny Huard, PhD, USA Nicola Maffulli, MD, PhD, MS, FRCS(Orth), UNITED KINGDOM Robert A. Magnussen, MD, USA Luke O’Brien, PT, M.Phty (Sports), SCS, USA May Arna Risberg, PT, PhD, NORWAY

Knee – Sports Medicine

• Effects of Exercise on Cartilage After ACL Reconstruction • Biomechanics of Exercise for the Knee and Lower

Extremity• Non-Operative Management of ACL Injuries• Anatomic ACL Reconstruction• Immediate Post-Op Rehabilitation After ACL

Reconstruction• Intermediate and Late Stages of Rehabilitation After ACL

Reconstruction• Return to Sports After ACL Reconstruction: A Surgeon’s

Perspective• Functional Training and Return to Activity• Functional Testing Algorithm for the Knee• Procedure Modified Rehabilitation• High Tibial Osteotomy in the Athlete’s Knee –

Rehabilitation and Biomechanics• High Tibial Osteotomy in the Athlete’s Knee• PCL and PLC Reconstruction• Rehabilitation for Multi-Ligament Injured Knee• Meniscus Repair and ACL Reconstruction in Athletes• Rehabilitation for Meniscus Injuries• Non-Operative Management of Patellofemoral Pain• Surgical Management of Patellofemoral Pain

and Instability• Core Stabilization and Knee Injury Prevention

Knee – Degenerative Disease

• Overview of Articular Cartilage Surgery• Rehabilitation After Articular Cartilage Surgery • Non-Operative Management of Knee Osteoarthritis• Surgical Options for Osteoarthritis

Hip

• Growth Factors and Healing• Non-Operative Treatment of Extra-Articular Hip Pain• Hip Arthroscopy• Rehabilitation After Hip Arthroscopy

Muscle and Tendon Sports Injuries

• Evidence-Based Prevention of Muscle and Tendon Injuries in Soccer Players

• Rehabilitation of Groin Pain and Athletic Pubalgia• Rehabilitation of Hamstring, Quadriceps and

Gastrocnemius Strains• Treatment Options for Tendinopathy: What is the

Evidence?• Hamstring Injuries: Is the Biceps Cause or Victim?• Muscle Healing and Regeneration

Foot & Ankle

• Orthopaedic Management of Ankle Instability• Non-Operative Management of Ankle Sprains• Achilles Tendinopathy• Rehabilitation After Achilles Tendon Repair

Elbow

• Elbow Anatomy• Elbow Arthroscopy• Medial and Lateral Epicondilitis of the Elbow• Management of Tennis Elbow

Shoulder

• Biomechanics of Shoulder Function• Functional Testing Algorithm for the Shoulder• Non-Operative Management for Shoulder Impingement

Syndrome• Update on Rotator Cuff Repair• Post-Op Rehabilitation After Rotator Cuff Repair –

Accelerated Approach• Post-Op Rehabilitation After Rotator Cuff Repair –

Conservative Approach • Operative Management of Shoulder Instability• Post-Op Rehabilitation After Rotator Cuff Repair• Treatment of the Stiff Shoulder• Scapular Disfunction• SLAP Lesions

Sports Medicine

• Olympic Sports Medicine: Lessons from Sochi• Reports from the Knee Registries• Evidence-Based Rehabilitation: View of a Journal Editor• Back Pain in Athletes

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