SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME
Thursday September 12th, 2019
08:45-11:00 - A MATTER OF SUBSTANCE: THE REALITY OF REGISTRIES
Opening Ceremony & Welcome Address
Lecture 1: In 2019, what does one expect from a femoral stem?
Organization of the registries in the world
AUSTRALIA: Practical operation, results, trends
UK: Practical operation, results, trends
USA: Practical operation, results, trends
MAYO CLINIC: Practical operation, results, trends
ITALY: Practical operation, results, trends
ODEP: An asset for the industry?
Round Table: Limits and place of registries
Discussion
11:15-12:45 - INDUSTRY WORKSHOPS (MAJOR SPONSORS)
DEPUY: A unique stem but many solutions: Corail in all her forms.
LEPINE: Which role for the implants in Rapid Recovery After Surgery of the hip: Design, Fixation, Approach and Results.
STRYKER: Innovation in hip replacement: from implants design to Mako robotic-arm assisted surgery.
14:00-16:00 - A QUESTION OF TIME: THE FIXATION (PART 1)
Lecture 2: Cemented stems our experience at HSS
CEMENTED FIXATION
- Cement : chemical, physical properties, antibiotics, composite bone cement implant
- Exeter: our experience in UK
- Charnley Kerboull : the French experience
- Paradoxal behaviour of cemented titanium stems
Discussion
Lecture 3: Cementless stems its history
CEMENTLESS FIXATION
- Which coating: nature, quantity and quality
- Porous coating: the experience from USA
- Should we give up the anaomical stems?
- Hydroxyapatite coating
- Bilayer coating
Discussion
Srendipity: the story of the Corail stem
The influence of femoral morphology and filling on bone integration of a cementless stem
Battle : Adapt the stem to the bone?
Battle : Adapt the bone to the stem?
16:30-18:00 - A QUESTION OF TIME: THE FIXATION (PART 2)
Lecture 4: Regulatory obligations and assessment
MEDICO ECONOMIC SYMPOSIUM: Has the industry anticipated, followed or influenced the market?
- PRESENTATION
- DEPUY
- GROUPE LEPINE
- STRYKER
Neck fracture: case report and discussion
DDH case report cemented stem
DDH case report cementless stem
Mal union case report
Mal union after osteotomy case report
ORIF Failure after femoral neck fracture case report
Paget's disease case report and discussion
Friday September 13th, 2019
8:15-10:15 - A QUESTION OF DESIGN (PART 1) - SHORT STEMS
Lecture 5: Short stems a new paradigm
The world of short stems classification
Proximal femoral anatomy and stem design
Short stem in Germany
Short stem in USA
Short stem in Canada
Short stem in Australia
Short stem in France
Short stem in France
Short stem in France
Discussion
Can we shorten a cemented stem?
Battle: Short stems vs standard stems
Battle: Standard stems vs short stems
Discussion
10:45-12:30 - A QUESTION OF DESIGN (PART 2)
Lecture 6: Respect the anatomy
Battle: Homothety pros
Battle: Homothety cons
Custom stems
Modularity, corrosion
What is the ideal neck and taper?
Discussion
Collar and cementless fixation
Collar and cemented fixation
Battle: Collar - Pros & Cons
Clinical Series
- DEPUY
- GROUPE LEPINE
- STRYKER
Discussion
14:00-15:30 – FEMORAL STEM: A QUESTION OF TECHNIQUE (PART 1)
Lecture 7: Cement techniques history and evolution
How do I cement the stem (Exeter)
How do I cement the stem (Cochin)
How do I cement the stem (HSS NY)
Discussion
Broaching in cementless fixation
Cementless fixation (1): pro-op planning, femoral preparation, implantation video
Cementless fixation (2): pre-op planning, femoral preparation, implantation video
Short stems: implantation techniques
Is varus or valgus deleterious in cementless implantation?
Does the approach matter on the stem choice?
Discussion
16:00-18:00 – FEMORAL STEM: A QUESTION OF TECHNIQUE (PART 2)
Lecture 8: Virtual reality
Yes to 3D pre-op planning, why?
No to 3D pre-op planning, why?
New technologies, trends in South America
I sail alone
Canada: Robots pros or cons
Robotic in USA
From navigation to robotic in France
Discussion
3D printing
New coastings nanoparticles
New coatings anti-infection
Discussion
Take Home Message & Conclusion
All presentations will be given in French and English.
Simultaneous translation (English & French) will be provided to the participants.