Friday, September 10th 2021
08:00-09:00 – Oral Lectures
Room Pasteur | Oral Lectures 01
Instability 1
Room Eurotop | Oral Lectures 02
Infection 1
Room Artois 1 | Oral Lectures 03
Resurfacing
Room Artois 2 | Oral Lectures 04
Hip Surgery Improvements 1
Room Hainaut | Oral Lectures 05
Trauma / Fractures Pelvis-Fem
09:00-10:00 – Symposia
Room Pasteur | Symposium 01
Hip Instability: Best Means Nowadays To Prevent From?
Chair: Jean-Marc Puch (France) & Giuseppe Solarino (Italy)
- State-of-the-art with Hip Instability after THR
- Giuseppe Solarino (Italy)
- Does restoration of geometry with modular stems prevent instability?
- Giandomenico Logroscino (Italy)
- CoC Big Heads in THAs: the best option? based upon a 3,000 cases series
- Pascal-André Vendittoli (Canada)
- Modular DM cups: what about ion release and efficient prevention of instability?
- Nicolas Reina (France)
- Dual mobility for all patients: Can it be a reasonable option nowadays ?
- Jean-Marc Puch (France)
- Dislocation rate in arm-robotic assisted THA. Multicentric study of >1000 cases
- Catani Fabio (Italy)
- Discussion
Room Eurotop | Symposium 02
Infection: New Trends For Diagnoses And Treatments
Chair: Luigi Zagra (Italy) & Henri Migaud (France)
- New Tools to diagnose PJI.
- Luigi Zagra (Italy)
- Does the infected THA patient has changed over the last 15 years?
- Olivier Borens (Switzerland)
- Goals and Duties of a Reference Centre in Infections
- Tristan Ferry (France)
- Septic revision total in hip arthroplasty
- Rihard Trebse (Slovenia)
- Where are we regarding the reasonable indications for 1-stage and 2-stage revisions?
- Jose Cordero-Ampuero (Spain)
- Discussion
10:00-10:30 – Break
10:30-11:30 - Symposia
Room Pasteur | Symposium 03
Hip Resurfacing: Back To The Future?
Chair: Alister Hart (UK) & Julien Girard (France)
- Lessons and Findings of an international study of resurfacing hips
- Klaus-Peter Günther (Germany)
- How and why I follow up my patients with hip resurfacing with metallic ions?
- Pascal-Andre Vendittoli (Canada)
- Can we predict who will do well after hip resurfacing?
- Julien Girard (France)
- Should we reduce the use of hip resurfacing?
- Antonio Moroni (Italy)
- Global experience from AOA registry about causes of early failures and resurfacing revisions outcomes
- Scott Brumby (Australia)
- Hip Resurfacing Nowadays: Back to the future ?
- Alister Hart (UK)
- Discussion
Room Eurotop | Symposium 04
Periprosthetic Fractures: pitfalls of diagnosis and treatment
Chair: Thomas Ilchmann (Switzerland) & Ola Rolfson (Sweden)
- Introduction - limiting the topic on femoral B and C fractures
- Thomas Ilchmann (Switzerland) & Ola Rolfson (Sweden)
- Results of the EHS online query on periprosthetic fractures
- Martin Thaler (Austria)
- Increasing incidence of periprosthetic hip fractures?
- Georgious Chatziagorou (Sweden)
- Diagnostics, classification and timing
- Theofilos Karachalios (Greece)
- The “fix” stem: Indication and techniques of osteosynthesis
- Karl Stoffel (Switzerland)
- Loose stems: techniques and results for revision
- Peter Grant (Sweden)
- Discussion
11:30-12:30 – AWARDS CEREMONY AND Oral LECTURES
Room Pasteur
Best Awards Selection
Room Eurotop | Oral Lectures 06
Infection 2
Room Artois 1 | Oral Lectures 07
Instability 2
Room Artois 2 | Oral Lectures 08
Hip Surgery Improvements 2
Room Hainaut | Oral Lectures 09
Outcomes in Revision
12:30-14:00 – Lunch in the Exhibition Area AND SATELLITE SYMPOSIA
Room Pasteur | 12:45-13:45
STRYKER
Room Eurotop | 12:45-13:45
ZIMMER
Room Artois 1 | 12:45-13:45
SMITH & NEPHEW
Room Artois 2 | 12:45-13:45
GROUPE LEPINE
Room Hainaut | 12:45-13:45
MATTHYS AG BETTLACH
14:00-14:30 - WELCOME ADDRESS
Room Pasteur
Presidential Address and Welcome
Jean-Alain Epinette (France)
14:30-15:30 - ROUND TABLES AND ORAL LECTURES
Room Pasteur | Round Table 01
White Card to our Guest Nation: CANADA
Chair: Paul Beaulé (Canada) & Pascal-André Vendittoli (Canada)
Room Eurotop | Round Table 02
New Trends in Clinical Evaluation in Orthopedics
Chair: Wim Schreurs (The Netherlands) & Rob Nelissen (The Netherlands)
Room Artois 1 | Oral Lectures 10
Hip Arthroscopy
Room Artois 2 | Oral Lectures 11
New Technologies in Hip surgery
Room Hainaut | Oral Lectures 12
Hip-Spine relationship
15:30-16:30 : SYMPOSIA
Room Pasteur | Symposium 05
Hip Arthroscopy: Indications, Limits And Outcomes
Chair: Manel Ribas (Spain) & Nicola Santori (Italy)
- Introduction to Hip Arthroscopy: when, why and for whom?
- Nicola Santori (Italy)
- Evidence-based indications for Arthroscopy – when can it make a difference?
- Neel Desai (Sweden)
- Latest technical advances in Hip Arthroscopy (chondral and labral repair – reconstruction)
- Gollwitzer Hans (Germany)
- PROMS: do we need to merge them, make them feasible and reproducible? If yes, how?
- Oliver Marin (Spain)
- Limits of Hip Arthroscopy… Open Questions (ARS voting)
- Nicola Santori (Italy)
- Discussion
Room Eurotop | Symposium 06
Hip-Spine Relationship: What’s New On Practical Basis?
Chair: Luigi Zagra (Italy) & Jean-Yves Lazennec (France)
- Spine Hip Relation– What Do We Know?: Introduction to Hip-Spine Relationship
- Charles Rivière (France)
- Specific Case Examples: • Sacral slope and Pelvic tilt
- Moritz Tannast (Switzerland)
- Specific Case Examples: • Anatomical and Functional Cup Anteversion
- Jean-Yves Lazennec (France)
- Specific Case Examples: • Impact of Spinal Fusion
- Aidin Eslam Pour (USA)
- How to prevent and treat THA instability according to hip-spine specific status
- Luigi Zagra (Italy)
- The “next-future”: Femoro-acetabular functional relations (Functional anteversion, pelvic horizontal rotation while standing and sitting)
- Jean-Yves Lazennec (France)
- Discussion
16:30-17:00 – Break
17:00-18:00 – Symposia
Room Pasteur | Symposium 07
New Technologies: The Future Or Some Passing Fads?
Chair: Wim Schreurs (The Netherlands) & Sébastien Lustig (France)
- Introduction - Technologies in Hip Arthroplasty: state of the Art.
- Sébastien Lustig (France)
- Additive manufacturing in hip arthroplasty
- Justin Cobb (UK)
- Robotic surgery in hip replacement: why and how?
- Michael Nogler (Austria)
- Virtual vs. Augmented Reality: What benefits in Hip Surgery ?
- Eleftherios Tsiridis (Greece)
- Do new imaging techniques achieve expected benefits for preop templating: Objective review, benefits and drawbacks
- Elhadi Sariali (France)
- Discussion
Room Eurotop | Symposium 08
Complications / Adverse Events (Cases Presentation)
Chair: Eleftherios Tsiridis (Greece) & Evert Smith (UK)
- Infection
- Rihard Trebse (Slovenia)
- Dislocation/Instability
- John Timperley (UK)
- Periprosthetic Fractures
- Eleftherios Tsiridis (Greece)
- Trunionosis
- Alister Hart (UK)
- Bone loss/Osteolysis
- Derek Bennett (Ireland)
- Discussion
18:00-18:15 - AWARD CEREMONY
Room Pasteur
18:15-19:30 – EHS General Assembly
Room Pasteur
Saturday, September 11th 2021
08:00-10:00 - Hip Toulouse
Room Pasteur | Hip Toulouse Round Table 01
Hip Toulouse Round Table: Metaphyseal Short Stems
Chair: Philippe Chiron (France) & Joachim Pfeil (Germany)
- Why such a choice of short stems ?
- Philippe Chiron (France)
- How to fit these stems in the classifications?
- Michel Brax (France)
- Torsion stability and subsidence – 1
- Karl Philip Kutzner (Germany)
- Torsion stability and subsidence – 2
- Kepa Iglesias (France)
- Debate: Are both standard offset and lateralized stem usefull? How do I do my preop planning? – 1
- Joachim Pfeil (Germany)
- Debate: Are both standard offset and lateralized stem useful? How do I do my preop planning? – 2
- Harald Khun (Germany)
- Is there a threshold for patient weight? Obesity and THA.
- Philippe Chiron (France)
- Obesity and short stem
- Sabine Mai (Germany)
- Outcomes in Germany
- Werner Siebert (Germany)
- Comparative Outcomes in France
- Jean-Alain Epinette (France)
- General discussion about short stems
Room Pasteur | Hip Toulouse Oral Lectures and Clinical cases 01
Hip Toulouse Oral Lectures and Clinical cases about Short Stems
Chair: Werner Siebert (Germany) & Harald Kuhn (Germany)
8:00 – 09:00 - ORAL LECTURES
Room Eurotop | Oral Lectures 13
Acetabular Revision
Room Artois 1 | Oral Lectures 14
Hip Surgical Improvements 3
Room Artois 2 | Oral Lectures 15
Follow-Up & PROMS
Room Hainaut | Oral Lectures 16
Postop Complications
09:00-10:00 – Symposia
Room Eurotop | Symposium 09
False “Easy” Primary Hips: Cases Presentations
Chair: Mazhar Tokgözoğlu (Turkey) & Rashid Tikhilov (Russia)
- Tips & tricks for THA in patients with “light” dysplasia
- Osteoarthritis following acetabular fractures – what are the challenges?
- Consequences of fractures of the proximal femur - is this standard THA?
- Can a small protrusion of the acetabulum be easy?
- What is easier varus or valgus femoral neck for primary THA
10:00-10:30 – Break
10:30-12:30 - HIP TOULOUSE
Room Pasteur | Hip Toulouse Round Table 02
Hip Toulouse Round Table : Indications And Limits Of Acetabular Reconstruction
Chair: Nicolas Reina (France) & Fares Haddad (UK)
- Bone defects: imaging and classifications
- Henri Migaud (France)
- Cemented cups
- Adrian Taylor (UK)
- Standard uncemented cups
- Fabio Catani (Italy)
- Kerboull cross
- Luc Kerboull (France)
- Burch-Schneider reinforcement cage
- Rafael Torres-Campos (Spain)
- Neither ring, cage, or Kerboull cross
- Philippe Chiron (France)
- Augments and jumbo cups
- Fares Haddad (UK)
- Custom made implants. How additive technology can contribute?
- Nicolas Reina (France)
- Which graft for which defects?
- Stéphane Boisgard (France)
- Dual-mobility cups for all revisions?
- André Ferreira (France)
- General discussion about Acetabular Reconstruction
Room Pasteur | Hip Toulouse Oral Lectures and Clinical cases 02
Hip Toulouse Oral Lectures and Clinical cases about Acetabular Reconstruction
Chair: Fabio Catani (Italy) & Fares Haddad (UK)
10:30-11:30 - Symposia
Room Eurotop | Symposium 10
Joint Preservation: The Best Can Be The Native Hip !
Chair: Klaus Siebenrock (Switzerland) & Bülent Attila (Turkey)
- When and how to treat DDH in adolescents and young adults
- Bülent Attila (Turkey)
- Late correction of Perthes deformities – what can be done
- Moritz Tannast (Switzerland)
- Femoral torsion affects Femoro-Acetabular Impingement (FAI)
- Klaus Siebenrock (Switzerland)
- Evidence for cartilage treatment techniques
- Fritz Thorey (Germany)
- Modern treatment of osteonecrosis of the femoral head without collapse
- Cody Wyles (USA)
- Discussion
11:30 – 12:30 - ORAL LECTURES
Room Eurotop | Oral Lectures 17
Joint Preservation
Room Artois 1 | Oral Lectures 18
Short Stems
Room Artois 2 | Oral Lectures 19
Failure Analysis
Room Hainaut | Oral Lectures 20
Hip New Procedures
12:30-14:00 – Lunch at the Exhibition Area AND SATELLITE SYMPOSIA
Room Artois 1 | 12:45-13:45
JOHNSON & JOHNSON
14:00-14:30 - Guest Lecture
Room Pasteur
Total hip arthroplasty – problems, solutions, causes – a historic perspective
Martin Krismer (Austria)
14:30-15:30 - ROUND TABLES AND ORAL LECTURES
Room Pasteur | Round Table 03
Challenges and Surgical Options in DDH
Chair: George Macheras (Greece) & Roberto Binazzi (Italy)
- Introduction: Challenges and Surgical Options ?
- George Macheras (Greece)
- Classification and pre-operative planning
- François Gaucher (France)
- Dysplasia and the challenge of low DDH (Hartofilakidis B cases)
- Mazhar Tokgözoğlu (Turkey)
- High DDH: surgical options
- Rashid Tikhilov (Russia)
- The “fix” stem: Indication and techniques of osteosynthesis
- Karl Stoffel (Switzerland)
- THA for previously operated DDH cases
- Roberto Binazzi (Italy)
- Discussion
Room Eurotop | Round Table 04
The Paediatric Hip in Adolescence
Chair: Thomas Wirth (Germany) & Jaroslaw Czubak (Poland)
- Hip dysplasia in adolescence: persistent deformity from childhood or primary late dysplasia
- Jaroslaw Czubak (Poland)
- The meaningfulness of reconstructive joint surgery in idiopathic or secondary avascular hip necrosis
- Thomas Wirth (Germany)
- Indications and limits for arthroscopic surgical treatment of cam-deformities in adolescence
- Manoj Ramachandran (UK)
- Hip preserving surgical interventions to restore residual femoral head deformity in adolescence
- Kai Ziebarth (Switzerland)
- Discussion
Room Artois 1 | Oral Lectures 21
Prognosis in Outcomes
Room Artois 2 | Oral Lectures 22
Femoral Hip Revision
Room Hainaut | Oral Lectures 23
Proximal Femoral Fractures
15:30-16:30 – Symposia
Room Pasteur | Symposium 11
How To Improve Primary Hips: Immediate Success In Our Hands!
Chair: Per Kjersgaard-Andersen (Denmark) & Klaus-Peter Günther (Germany)
- Risk reduction strategies: recommendations and reality
- Klaus-Peter Günther (Germany)
- Enhanced Recovery and Fast Track protocols: what is the current evidence?
- Per Kjersgaard-Andersen (Denmark)
- Outpatient Surgery: Why, How, for Whom and What Clinical Benefits upon A 6-year experience
- Thierry De Polignac (France)
- Implant fixation strategy and early mobilization in the elderly – why always cemented?
- Maziar Mohaddes (Sweden)
- How to improve dysplastic hips as primary surgery
- Hiroshi Fujita (Japan)
- Discussion
Room Eurotop | Symposium 12
Proximal Femoral Neck Fractures: When/Why Prosthetic Options?
Chair: Johan Kärrholm (Sweden) & Cecilia Rogmark (Sweden)
- Introduction : state-of-the-art
- Johan Kärrholm (Sweden)
- Time to Put Aside the Controversy Between Total Hip Arthroplasty and Hemiarthroplasty ?
- Cecilia Rogmark (Sweden)
- The choice of approaches in fractures, based upon registries
- Roberto Civinini (Italy)
- Trade-offs between cemented and uncemented fixation
- Jan-Erik Gjertsen (Norway)
- Prognosis of THA using DMC and/or big femoral head in the fracture patient
- Søren Overgaard (Denmark)
- Discussion
16:30-17:00 – Break
17:00-18:00 – Symposia
Room Pasteur | Symposium 13
The Dissatisfied Patient ? Who Is He, How Deal With, And Be Successful?
Chair: Theofilos Karachalios (Greece) & Eduardo Garcia-Rey (Spain)
- Predictors of patient satisfaction
- Per Kjærsgaard-Andersen (Denmark)
- Evaluation scales for patient satisfaction
- Eduardo Garcia-Rey (Spain)
- Identify the systematic complainers
- Lazaros Poultsides (USA)
- Strategies to improve patient satisfaction
- Theofilos Karachalios (Greece)
- Discussion
Room Eurotop | Symposium 14
Femoral Revision: A Balance Sheet Between Available Options
Chair: Martin Thaler (Austria) & Fares Haddad (UK)
- Classification and decision making
- Boris Holzapfel (Germany)
- Cement in revision – the old and the new
- Dominic Meek (UK)
- Revision stems: is there really a need for modularity
- Jochen Hoftstätter (Austria)
- The modern use of tapered fluted stems
- Andrew Manktelow (UK)
- Discussion