Industry Lunch Workshops - Thursday 20 September 2018 12:00-14:00
Meeting Room 113
Challenging complications in deformity – treatment, prevention and driving safer surgery
How to recognize patients at risk for PJK? Treatment strategies and how to address when failure occurs
Andrew James Bowey, UK
Real life surgical dilemmas: Pearls to react quickly and minimize complications (case presentations)
TBC
How is robotics making deformity surgery safer?
Harel Arzi, Israel
Q&A
Challenging complications in deformity – treatment, prevention and driving safer surgery
How to recognize patients at risk for PJK? Treatment strategies and how to address when failure occurs
Andrew James Bowey, UK
Real life surgical dilemmas: Pearls to react quickly and minimize complications (case presentations)
TBC
How is robotics making deformity surgery safer?
Harel Arzi, Israel
Q&A
Meeting Room 118+119
Controversies in Sagittal Alignment
Is there a relationship between Adjacent Segment Disease (ASD) and Sagittal Alignment?
Claudio Lamartina, Italy
Dominique Rothenfluh, UK
Martin Gehrchen, Denmark
ASD is a common complication of lumbar spinal fusion surgery, despite solid fusion at the treated level(s). Spinal fusion at the index level seems to create compensatory increases in motion at adjacent level. Multiple factors could cause ASD, however the importance of spinopelvic sagittal alignment is not well understood.
During this session you will learn:
• If and How alignment is associated with ASD
• Diagnostic value of sagittal parameters for ASD
• Practical tips and tricks to reduce ASD
• Considerations for adolescent patients
Controversies in Sagittal Alignment
Is there a relationship between Adjacent Segment Disease (ASD) and Sagittal Alignment?
Claudio Lamartina, Italy
Dominique Rothenfluh, UK
Martin Gehrchen, Denmark
ASD is a common complication of lumbar spinal fusion surgery, despite solid fusion at the treated level(s). Spinal fusion at the index level seems to create compensatory increases in motion at adjacent level. Multiple factors could cause ASD, however the importance of spinopelvic sagittal alignment is not well understood.
During this session you will learn:
• If and How alignment is associated with ASD
• Diagnostic value of sagittal parameters for ASD
• Practical tips and tricks to reduce ASD
• Considerations for adolescent patients
Meeting Room 132
Oblique Lateral Prepsoas Interbody Fusion. Lateral made safe, quick and simple.
Joël Delécrin, France
Marc Szadkowski, France
Oblique Lateral Prepsoas Interbody Fusion. Lateral made safe, quick and simple.
Joël Delécrin, France
Marc Szadkowski, France
 | Meeting Room 120+121 LUNCH SYMPOSIUM ENNOVATE® TREATMENT CASCADES AND COMPLICATIONS MANAGEMENT IN PATIENTS AFFECTED WITH OSTEOPOROSIS Welcome & Introduction Wolfgang Daiber, Germany Holistic treatment of osteoporosis - Pros & cons for a combined implant- & drug treatment? - Is there a benefit for patient outcome? Thomas Blattert, Germany Intra- and postoperative complication management – How to decide and how to treat. Michael Rauschmann, Germany The best solution for your patient – Which therapy and approach is the most appropriate? Mohd Hisam Muhamad Ariffin |
 | Meeting Room 122+123 Endoscopic Spine Surgery: Established Applications and New Techniques Transforaminal endoscopic approach – my experience and evolution Daniel Laich, USA Transforaminal endoscopic surgery in LDH and my adoption rate Frank Hassel, Germany When do I use the transforaminal or the interlaminar endoscopic technique Erik Traupe, Germany My experience in endoscopic treatment of lumbar and cervical stenosis Ralf Wagner, Germany How I treat the facet joint pain – indications and own experience Stefano Meloncelli, Italy SIJ pain treatment – my experience and first study Richard Ibrahim, Germany |
 | Meeting Room 129 Advanced imaging in spine: “Step into the new dimension of spine surgery” Experience with the Hybrid OR in spine/ Advantages of an Hybrid OR during spine surgery Sebastian Lippross, Germany First clinical experiences with new Augmented Reality Surgical Navigation technology in scoliotic patients Erik Edstrom, Sweden |
 | Meeting Room 130 The Concept of full-endoscopic Spine Surgery - State of the Art and latest developments Full-endoscopic interlaminar and trans-/extraforaminal surgery of lumbar disk herniations-Technique and indications Sebastian Ruetten, Germany Full-endoscopic decompression of lateral and central spinal stenosis Christoph J. Siepe, Germany Development and experiences in Full-endoscopic Spine Surgery from Spain – Case presentations Ghassan Elgeadi, Spain Advanced techniques in Full-endoscopic Spine Surgery at the cervical and thoracic spine Sebastian Ruetten, Germany Discussion |
 | Meeting Room 128 Spinal fracture treatment: challenges & solutions Jean-Charles Le Huec, France Steven Van Gaalen, The Netherlands Andreas Demetriades, Scotland |
 | Meeting Room 131 Exact surgical planning in adult deformity. Already winning more than half the battle? Basics of sagittal balance in surgical planning Markus Quante, Germany MIS in Degenerative Deformities – Possibilities and Limitations Motasem A. Al Maaieh, USA Coronal plane correction and coronal balance with special regard to fusions to the pelvis Pablo Clavel, Spain Avoiding “topping off” Henry Halm, Germany |
 | Meeting Room 127 Advances in degenerative scoliosis techniques utilising porous metal interbody cages Segmental correction with 360 degrees multilevel spinal column release – A step towards achieving consistent and reproducible results in degenerative scoliosis surgery. Saeed Mohammad, UK Silviu Sabou, UK Bony in-growth potential of 3D-printed porous titanium alloy: a direct comparison of interbody cage materials in an in vivo ovine lumbar fusion model. Joerg Kintscher, Germany |
