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BERL N
International Shoulder Course
2020 BERLIN, GERMANY
APRIL 16–18
Reconstructive Shoulder
Surgery in 2020 –
Where do we stand?
PROGRAM
I N V I TAT I O N
Dear colleagues and friends,
On behalf of the scientific committee, it is a
great pleasure to announce the Berlin Interna-
tional Shoulder Course (BISC) 2020.
Worldwide public and political interest has
been turned on the assessment of the qual-
ity of care and surgical outcome in shoulder
surgery. It is time to reflect and ask ourselves
what we really have achieved during the last
decades using new technologies, sophisti-
cated implants and so-called modern surgical techniques. What have
been the true milestones of arthroscopic and open shoulder reconstruc-
tive procedures including rotator cuff repair, instability surgery, AC-joint
reconstruction etc.?
A second focus of BISC 2020 will be the management of complications.
With increasing numbers of primary interventions, revision surgery still
represents an underestimated problem that is mainly solved in specialized
centres. Diagnostic strategies and therapeutic options including salvage
procedures will be presented during the meeting.
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The course will again take place in one of the most attractive locations
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International Scientific Committee
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5 Faculty
8 Schedule
12 Scientific Program
12 Thursday, April 16, 2020
18 Friday, April 17, 2020
20 Saturday, April 18, 2020
32 Live Surgeries
33 Lunch Symposia
38 Ultrasound Workshop
38 Brunch Symposia
41 Sponsors and Exhibitors
42 Floor Plan
44 General Information
53 Registration
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I N F O R M AT I O N FA C U LT Y
International Scientific Committee Speakers
George S. Athwal, Canada Anthony A. Romeo, USA
Emilio Calvo, Spain Markus Scheibel, Switzerland/Germany Jens Doruk Werner
Agneskirchner Akgün Anderl
Alessandro Castagna, Italy Hiroyuki Sugaya, Japan
Bernhard Jost, Switzerland Philippe Valenti, France
Philipp Moroder, Germany Gilles Walch, France
Samuel George S. Raul
Antuña Athwal Barco
Local Organizing Committee
Doruk Akgün, Germany Nina Maziak, Germany
Johannes Samy Achilleas
Elisabeth Böhm, Germany Marvin Minkus, Germany Barth Bouaicha Boutsiadis
Victor Danzinger, Germany Paulina Peters, Germany
Marios Loucas, Germany Fabian Plachel, Germany
Rafael Loucas, Germany Katja Rüttershoff, Germany
Pascal Elisabeth Ulrich
Manije Massih, Germany Kathi Thiele, Germany Boileau Böhm Brunner
Invited Special Guest Speaker
Wayne Z. Emilio Alessandro
Eiji Itoi, Japan Burkhead Jr. Calvo Castagna
Patronage Philippe Victor Mehmet
Collin Danzinger Demirhan
Bassem Emmanouil Florian
Elhassan Fandridis Freislederer
Christian Michael C. Stefan
Gerber Glanzmann Greiner
Peter Abdul-Ihla Niels
Habermeyer Hachem Hellmers
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FA C U LT Y FA C U LT Y
Ralph Andreas B. Eiji Fabian Patric Falk
Hertel Imhoff Itoi Plachel Raiss Reuther
Bernhard Max Jörn Anthony A. Joaquin Felix H.
Jost Kääb Kircher Romeo Sanchez-Sotelo “Buddy” Savoie
Alexandre Laurent Thibault Markus Benedikt Hiroyuki
Lädermann Lafosse Lafosse Scheibel Schliemann Sugaya
Helmut Marios Rafael Ettore Kathi Philippe
Lill Loucas Loucas Taverna Thiele Valenti
Przemyslaw Manije Nina Olivier Gilles Jean-David
Lubiatowski Massih Maziak Verborgt Walch Werthel
Marvin Christophe Philipp Karl Barbara Matthias A.
Minkus Monnin Moroder Wieser Wirth Zumstein
Peter Lionel Paolo
Müller Neyton Paladini
Gèza Panayiotis J. Bradford
Pap Papagelopolous Parsons
Thilo Paulina Dirk
Patzer Peters Petré
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07:45 - 08:00 Welcome KICK-OFF SYMPOSIUM Kick-Off Symposium 07:00 - 08:00
08:00 - 09:00 Presentations Kick-Off Symposium Presentations 08:00 - 09:00
State of the art in anterior shoulder instability – The Shoulder Pacemaker State of the art in rotator cuff reconstruction –
What have we achieved in 2020? What have we achieved in 2020?
09:00 - 10:00 Live Surgery Highlight Session 09:00 - 10:00
Arthroscopic anterior instability repair and Shoulder surgeons who underwent shoulder surgery –
remplissage for recurrent shoulder instability A personal perspective
10:00 - 10:30 Invited Special Guest Lecture Coffee Break and Exhibition 10:00 - 10:30
Milestones in management of anterior shoulder instability
Presentations 10:30 - 11:30
10:30 - 11:00 Coffee Break and Exhibition Innovations in arthroscopic rotator cuff repair –
Implication for daily clinical practice
11:00 - 12:00 Presentations
State of the art and recent innovations in posterior
shoulder instability
Live Surgery 11:30 - 12:30
Rotator cuff repair combined with REGENETEN™
bioinductive implant
12:00 - 13:00 Live Surgery
Arthroscopic Latarjet with ENDOBUTTON™ fixation
LUNCH SYMPOSIA Lunch Break, Exhibition and Lunch Symposia 12:30 - 14:00
Lunch Symposium 6 Interactive Mini Battles 14:00 - 15:00
13:00 - 14:30 Lunch Break, Exhibition and Lunch Symposia LUNCH SYMPOSIA Bone loss instructional course Rotator cuff surgery – Open questions in 2020
14:30 - 15:30 Interactive Mini Battles Lunch Symposium 1
Non-operative vs. arthroscopic vs. open repair – Virtual implant positioning™
Why is it still controversial? Lunch Symposium 7
Shoulder injuries in Live Surgery 15:00 - 16:00
high-level athletes Superior capsular reconstruction using
Lunch Symposium 2 long head of biceps tendon
15:30 - 16:30 Live Surgery Mini-battle on advanced Lunch Symposium 8
Arthroscopic anatomical glenoid reconstruction stabilization procedures Surgical solutions for
massive cuff tears Coffee Break and Exhibition 16:00 - 16:30
Lunch Symposium 3
From arthroscopy to arthroplasty Lunch Symposium 9 Re-Live Surgical Video Techniques 16:30 - 18:00
16:30 - 17:00 Coffee Break and Exhibition 3D pre operative planning solution: Latest technologies in arthroscopic
BluePrint – Present and future rotator cuff surgery
17:00 - 18:00 Re-Live Surgical Video Techniques Lunch Symposium 4
Innovative techniques for the treatment of anterior Convertible stem with augmented Lunch Symposium 10
shoulder instability reversed glenoid – My best practice Contemporary options for Presentations 18:00 - 19:00
and clinical results managing massive cuff tears – Strategies for irreparable rotator cuff tears
Lunch Symposium 5 The continuum of care or failed previous surgery
18:00 - 19:00 Presentations
Management of failed shoulder instability repair Medacta Shoulder System – Lunch Symposium 11
Tailored platform for individual patient needs End of the Second Day
Technological advancements in shoulder
arthroplasty – The future is now
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Management of AC-joint instability in 2020
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CONMED WORKSHOP:
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09:00 - 10:00 Presentations IN HIGH-LEVEL ATHLETES
Management of cartilage lesions in 2020 2014 Moderator: Prof. Dr. Markus Scheibel
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10:00 - 11:30 Coffee Break and Exhibition ULTRASOUND WORKSHOP PD Dr. Karl Wieser
Ultrasound Workshop, Brunch Symposia AND BRUNCH SYMPOSIA 2014
Ultrasound Workshop Y-KNOT® RC Treatment of shoulder instability in
First self-punching
Virtual implant positioning™
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high-level athletes: Is it any different?
11:30 - 12:00 Presentations
Management of nerve lesions in 2020 Prof. Dr. Olivier Verborgt
Brunch Symposium 1
12:00 - 13:00 Presentations First-time shoulder dislocation – 2017
Management of scapulothoracic disorders in 2020 Currenct concepts Y-KNOT® RC with Tape Shoulder injuries in gymnasts –
Tape for broader compression The German / The French experience
Brunch Symposium 2
Affinis Inverse – Prof. Dr. Markus Scheibel /
13:00 - 14:00 Coffee Break Evolution vs. revolution 2018 Prof. Dr. Pascal Boileau
TRUSHOT ™ with Y-KNOT®
Brunch Symposium 3 All-in-one deployment
Special cases – Need for special technology for small joint
CONMED LIVE SURGERY
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14:00 - 17:00 Cadaver Workshop Instability Bankart repair using the
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07:00 Registration Live Surgery
09:00-10:00 Live Surgery
07:45-08:00 Welcome Arthroscopic anterior instability repair and
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ROOM PAVILLON
remplissage for recurrent shoulder instability
07:45 Why are we here? Scheibel
Romeo Danzinger Castagna
Session 1
08:00-09:00 Presentations Session 2
ROOM PAVILLON
10:00-10:30 Invited Special Guest Lecture
State of the art in anterior shoulder instability – ROOM PAVILLON
What have we achieved in 2020? Scheibel
Calvo | Sugaya Milestones in management of anterior shoulder instability Itoi
08:00 How I evaluate a patient with anterior shoulder Gerber
instability in 2020? 10:30-11:00 Coffee Break and Exhibition
08:10 What is the best and safest way to reduce a Werthel
dislocated shoulder?
08:20 Bankart-Repairs in the 21st century – Romeo
How do results differ from the past?
08:30 Arthroscopic posterior remplissage – Boileau
Did this procedure stand the test of time?
08:40 Free bone block procedures – Where are we now? Scheibel
08:50 Past, present and future of coracoid transfer techniques Valenti
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Session 3 13:00-14:30 Lunch Break and Exhibition
11:00-12:00 Presentations More information see page 33
ROOM PAVILLON
State of the art and recent innovations in posterior
shoulder instability 13:15-14:15 Lunch Symposia
Savoie | Valenti Lunch
Symposium 1 Virtual implant positioning™
11:00 ABC classification for posterior shoulder instability Scheibel
Lunch
11:10 Acute first-time posterior subluxation/dislocation – Parsons
How to manage?
Symposium 2 Mini-battle on advanced stabilization procedures
11:20 Functional posterior shoulder instability – Moroder Lunch
Is the pacemaker the solution?
Symposium 3 From arthroscopy to arthroplasty
11:30 Structural posterior shoulder instability – L. Lafosse
Which technique works best? Lunch Convertible stem with augmented reversed
11:40 Static posterior subluxation – Any chance to cure? Walch
Symposium 4 glenoid – My best practice and clinical results
11:50 Locked posterior dislocation –
Humeral reconstruction is the way to go!
Gerber Lunch Medacta Shoulder System –
Symposium 5 Tailored platform for individual patient needs
Live Surgery
12:00-13:00 Live Surgery
ROOM PAVILLON
Arthroscopic Latarjet with ENDOBUTTON™ fixation
Athwal R. Loucas Boileau
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Session 4 Live Surgery
14:30-15:30 Interactive Mini-Battles 15:30-16:30 Live Surgery
ROOM PAVILLON ROOM PAVILLON
Non-operative vs. arthroscopic vs. open repair – Arthroscopic anatomical glenoid reconstruction
Why is it still controversial?
Jost Massih Scheibel
Itoi | Walch
14:30 Displaced anterior glenoid rim fractures 16:30-17:00 Coffee Break and Exhibition
Conservative treatment works best! Gerber
Arthroscopic reconstruction is the way to go! Sugaya Session 5
I still do it open and I won’t change! Lill
17:00-18:00 Re-Live Surgical Technique Videos
ROOM PAVILLON
Discussion and vote Innovative techniques for the treatment of anterior
shoulder instability
14:50 Displaced greater tuberosity fractures
Castagna | Hertel
Non-operative management is the Schliemann
safest way and provides fastest recovery! 17:00 Capsular retensioning – Sugaya
The reason why I rarely do bony augmentations
An open approach works best for me! Parsons
17:07 Arthroscopic HAGL-Repair Raiss
Arthroscopic reduction and fixation gives the best results! Greiner
17:14 Bankart-Plus procedure – Moroder
Discussion and vote
A new approach for minor glenoid bone loss
15:10 HAGL lesions 17:21 Dynamic anterior stabilization using the LHB for Collin
anterior instability
Latarjet is the way to go! Walch
17:28 All-arthroscopic inferior glenohumeral ligament Zumstein
I fix them arthroscopically! Savoie reconstruction of the with palmaris longus autograft
Only an open repair restores the anatomy! Hertel 17:35 Arthroscopic glenoid fracture treatment using a button Patzer
fixation technique
Discussion and vote
17:42 Multifragmented glenoid fracture treatment using Minkus
osteochondral darts and knotless anchors
17:49 Open Latarjet – The most viewed video on VuMedi Walch
17:56 Discussion
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AEQUALIS ASCEND™ FLEX
Convertible Shoulder System
Clarity from
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Session 6
18:00-19:00 Presentations
ROOM PAVILLON
Management of failed shoulder instability repair
Boileau | Scheibel
18:00 On- and off-track calculation for failed Bankart-Repairs Calvo
18:10 Revision after open Latarjet – Techniques and results Paladini
18:20 Revision after arthroscopic Latarjet – Athwal
What is different compared to open Latarjet?
18:30 Complications after iliac crest bone grafting Moroder
18:40 Failed posterior instability repair – What is next? Romeo
18.50 My worst complications after instability repair and L. Lafosse
how did I manage them? TORNIER
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Early Bird 10:00-10:30 Coffee Break and Exhibition
07:00-08:00 Kick-Off Symposium – The Shoulder Pacemaker
ROOM PAVILLON
Session 1
10:00 Faculty Photo
08:00-09:00 Presentations All the speakers are invited to take a group photo
ROOM PAVILLON
ROOM PAVILLON Meeting Point on stage of the Room Pavillon
State of the art in rotator cuff reconstruction –
What have we achieved in 2020?
Session 3
Gerber | Verborgt 10:30-11:30 Presentations
ROOM PAVILLON
Innovations in arthroscopic rotator cuff repair –
08:00 Rotator cuff anatomy – Sugaya
What is new and important for daily practice?
Implication for daily clinical practice
08:10 My best indications for rotator cuff reconstruction Jost
Elhassan | Lädermann
08:20 Long-term results of arthroscopic rotator cuff repair – Collin 10:30 Arthroscopic rotator cuff repair – Brunner
Goal achieved? Which technique should we use today?
08:30 Tendon transfers for irreparable tears – Elhassan 10:40 Acute massive rotator cuff tears and pseudoparesis Jost
What works and what doesn’t?
10:50 Patches – Rational techniques and results in 2020 Romeo
08:40 Balloon subacromial spacer vs. partial repair for massive Athwal
rotator cuff tears – A randomized trial 11:00 Biological considerations – Present and future Zumstein
08:50 Reverse shoulder arthroplasty for cuff tear arthropathy in 2020 Castagna 11:10 Long head of biceps tendon for superior capsular Barth
reconstruction
Session 2 11:20 Tendon transfer for massive rotator cuff tears – Valenti
09:00-10:00 Highlight Session With or without partial repair of the rotator cuff ?
ROOM PAVILLON
Shoulder surgeons who underwent shoulder surgery – Live Surgery
A personal perspective 11:30-12:30 Live Surgery
ROOM PAVILLON
Scheibel Rotator cuff repair combined with REGENETEN™
bioinductive implant
Agneskirchner | Boileau | Castagna | Gerber |
Habermeyer | L. Lafosse | Savoie | Zumstein
Valenti M. Loucas Savoie
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12:30-14:00 Lunch Break and Exhibition Session 4
More information see page 33
14:00-15:00 Interactive Mini-Battles
ROOM PAVILLON
Rotator cuff surgery – Open questions in 2020
12:45-13:45 Lunch Symposia
Paladini | Parsons
Lunch
Symposium 6 Bone loss instructional course 14:00 Acromion morphology and critical shoulder angle
Lunch Malfunction follows form - Omometry matters! Bouaicha
Symposium 7 Shoulder injuries in high-level athletes I don’t care about bony anatomy in cuff repairs! Lädermann
Discussion and vote
Lunch
Symposium 8 Surgical solutions for massive cuff tears
14:15 Biologic augmentation for rotator cuff repairs
Lunch 3D pre operative planning solution: Nothing has worked so far! Verborgt
Symposium 9 BluePrint – Present and future There are ways to enhance healing of the cuff ! Lubiatowski
Discussion and vote
Lunch Contemporary options for managing
Symposium 10 massive cuff tears – The continuum of care
14:30 Upper third subscapularis tears
Lunch Technological advancements in shoulder No need to repair! Wirth
Symposium 11 arthroplasty – The future is now
Reconstruction provides better results! Agneskirchner
Discussion and vote
14:45 Immobilization after rotator cuff reconstruction
Is not needed! Lädermann
Is mandatory! Akgün
Discussion and vote
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Live Surgery 17:34 Massive rotator cuff tears with partial repair and Antuña
15:00-16:00 Live Surgery subacromial balloon – Is this reasonable?
ROOM PAVILLON 17:42 Arthroscopically-assisted latissimus dorsi transfer Wieser
Superior capsular reconstruction
using long head of biceps tendon 17:50 Lower trapezius transfer for external rotation deficits Elhassan
17:58 Discussion
L. Lafosse Peters Boutsiadis
Session 6
16:00-16:30 Coffee Break and Exhibition 18:00-19:00 Presentations
ROOM PAVILLON
Strategies for irreparable rotator cuff tears
Session 5 or failed previous surgery
16:30-18:00 Re-Live Surgical Technique Videos Collin | Lubiatowski
ROOM PAVILLON
Latest technologies in arthroscopic
rotator cuff surgery 18:00 Arthroscopic revision using dermal allografts Paladini
18:10 Arthroscopic Trillat procedure for massive rotator cuff tears Neyton
Demirhan | Neyton
18:20 Latissimus dorsi transfer for failed primary cuff repairs Gerber
16:30 PASTA-Repair – An accurate and atraumatic technique Reuther 18:30 Results of reverse arthroplasty for failed cuff repair Boileau
16:38 Transosseus rotator cuff repair – Back to the future? Castagna 18:40 Reverse arthroplasty for failed tendon transfers – Sanchez-Sotelo
16:46 Arthroscopic knotless cuff repair – What is different?
Neyton
The Montgolfier procedure
18:50 My worst complications after rotator cuff repair and Walch
16:54 Arthroscopic repair of delaminated rotator cuff tears how did I manage them?
Barco
17:02 Arthrocopic double-row subscapularis repair Thiele
17:10 Arthroscopic rotator cuff repair using bursal augmentation Freislederer 19:00 End of the Second Day
17:18 Superior capsular reconstruction – Plachel
What do we know about healing?
17:26 Superior capsular reconstruction using Kircher
autologous tendon grafts
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Session 1 10:00-11:30 Coffee Break and Exhibition
08:00-09:00 Presentations More information see page 38
ROOM PAVILLON
Management of AC-joint instability in 2020
10:15 - 11:15 Ultrasound Workshop and Brunch Symposia
Brunner | Zumstein
Ultrasound
08:00 Modern classification systems and diagnostic tools for Calvo Workshop Ultrasound workshop
AC-joint separations
08:10 Prognostic factors for acute AC-joint repair Maziak Brunch First-time shoulder dislocation –
Symposium 1 Currenct concepts
08:20 Latest innovations for arthroscopic AC-joint reconstruction Scheibel
08:30 Do chronic repairs lead to less favorable outcomes? Lädermann Brunch
08:40 Return to sports after AC-joint reconstruction Glanzmann
Symposium 2 Affinis Inverse – Evolution vs. revolution
08:50 My worst complications after arthroscopic AC-joint
reconstruction and how did I manage them?
Imhoff Brunch Special cases – Need for special
Symposium 3 techniques and special implants
Session 2
09:00-10:00 Presentations
ROOM PAVILLON
Management of cartilage lesions in 2020
Agneskirchner | Wieser
09:00 Bone marrow stimulation techniques – Lubiatowski
What works, what doesn’t?
09:10 Osteochondral transplantation – Still an option in 2020? Habermeyer
09:20 Autologous chondrocyte transplantation for isolated Böhm
humeral lesions
09:30 Arthroscopic glenoid resurfacing Savoie
09:40 Metallic reconstruction (Partial eclipse, Hemicap etc.) Anderl
09:50 Glenoid resurfacing and hemiarthroplasty – Burkhead
What have I learned?
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Session 3 13:00 - 14:00 Coffee Break
11:30-12:00 Presentations
ROOM PAVILLON
Management of nerve lesions in 2020
13:30 - 14:00 Transfer to the Department of Anatomy
Imhoff | Sanchez-Sotelo
11:30 Decompression of the suprascapular nerve in 2020 L. Lafosse
14:00 - 17:00
11:40 Arthroscopic brachial plexus release – T. Lafosse
Cadaver Workshop
My indication, my technique, my results
11:50 Release and tendon transfer in the obstetrical brachial Demirhan
plexus paralysis sequelae 17:00 End of the Meeting
Session 4
12:00-13:00 Presentations
ROOM PAVILLON
Management of scapulothoracic disorders in 2020
Anderl | Moroder
12:00 Clinical evaluation of the scapulothoracic joint Elhassan
12:10 Scapulothoracic pathologies – An overview Athwal
12:20 Snapping scapular syndrome Werthel
12:30 Pectoralis minor syndrome Sanchez-Sotelo
12:40 Tendon transfers around the scapula Elhassan
12:50 Scapulothoracic fusion – Demirhan
My indication, my technique, my results
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Live Lunch
Surgeries Thursday | April 16, 2020 Symposia Thursday | April 16, 2020
Arthroscopic anterior instability repair and LS 1 Virtual implant positioningTM
remplissage for recurrent shoulder instability April 16, 2020, 13:15-14:15
April 16, 2020, 09:00-10:00, Room Pavillon
Parsons
Castagna
Why I use pre-operative planning? Romeo
Arthroscopic Latarjet with Do different programs produce the same results and Parsons
why VIP is different?
ENDOBUTTON™ fixation
April 16, 2020, 12:00-13:00, Room Pavillon First european experiences using VIP Petré
Boileau
LS 2 Mini-battle on advanced
Arthroscopic anatomical stabilization procedures
glenoid reconstruction April 16, 2020, 13:15-14:15
April 16, 2020, 15:30-16:30, Room Pavillon
Calvo
Scheibel
Arthroscopic bony Bankart Sugaya
Arthroscopic bone block with ENDOBUTTON™ Taverna
Friday | April 17, 2020 fixation
Rotator cuff repair combined with Arthroscopic Latarjet – ENDOBUTTON™ fixation is a Boileau
safe and reliable alternative to screw fixation
REGENETEN™ bioinductive implant
April 17, 2020, 11:30-12:30, Room Pavillon
LS 3 From arthroscopy to arthroplasty
Savoie April 16, 2020, 13:15-14:15
Superior capsular reconstruction Gerber | Kircher | Verborgt
using long head of biceps tendon
April 17, 2020, 15:00-16:00, Room Pavillon
Boutsiadis
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LS 4 Convertible stem with augmented reversed Lunch
glenoid – My best practice and clinical results Symposia Friday | April 17, 2020
April 16, 2020, 13:15-14:15
LS 6 Bone loss instructional course
Scheibel April 17, 2020, 12:45-13:45
The must know tips and tricks for Aequalis Ascend Flex Collin Romeo
My experience and results with augmented PerFORM Tips and lessons learned for dynamic anterior Lädermann
Scheibel
REVERSED stabilization
What´s critical glenoid bone loss in shoulder instability? Moroder
New iliac crest concept avoiding the use of screws and Hachem
LS 5 Medacta Shoulder System – buttons
Tailored platform for individual patient needs
April 16, 2020, 13:15-14:15
LS 7 Shoulder injuries in high-level athletes
Jost April 17, 2020, 12:45-13:45
Design rationale and early clinical results Scheibel
Hertel
MyShoulder – Planning and PSI Müller Special aspects of the overhead athlete shoulder Wieser
MyShoulder – Monnin Treatment of shoulder instability in high-level athletes – Verborgt
Customized autologous glenoid reconstruction Is it any different?
Biomechanics of RTSA – Zumstein Shoulder injuries in gymnasts – The german experience Scheibel
Best position and implant design
Shoulder injuries in gymnasts – The french experience Boileau
Discussion and conclusions Jost
Kick-Off LS 8 Surgical solutions for massive cuff tears
Symposium Friday | April 17, 2020 April 17, 2020, 12:45-13:45
Kircher
LS 1 Kick-Off Symposium – The Shoulder Pacemaker
April 17, 2020, 07:00-08:00
Moroder
34 35S AT E L L I T E P R O G R A M
LS 9 3D pre operative planning solution:
BluePrint – Present and future
April 17, 2020, 12:45-13:45
Walch
My golden rules to avoid scapular notching, Walch
recover rotation and choose the best lateralization
What is our future with software and hardware? Athwal
LS 10 Contemporary options for managing massive
cuff tears – The continuum of care
April 17, 2020, 12:45-13:45
Sanchez-Sotelo
InSpace Balloon for management of massive
Shoulder
Agneskirchner
rotator cuff tears
Arthroplasty
Contemporary reverse shoulder arthroplasty –
How to optimize outcomes in 2020
Sanchez-Sotelo
_
Current
LS 11 Technological advancements in shoulder Concepts
arthroplasty – The future is now February
11-13
April 17, 2020, 12:45-13:45
Antuña
Strength in numbers – Leveraging Equinoxe Antuña
Marriott Rive Gauche
clinical data PARIS, FRANCE
GPS System – From pre-operative planning to Barco
real time navigation
Under the direction of
Ph. Valenti
36 M. Scheibel37S AT E L L I T E P R O G R A M
Ultrasound BS 2 Affinis Inverse – Evolution vs. revolution
April 18, 2020, 10:15-11:15
Workshop Saturday | April 18, 2020
Reuther
UW 1 Ultrasound workshop
April 18, 2020, 10:15-11:15
Affinis Inverse – Pap
Adressing the challenges of the Grammont design
Affinis Inverse – Kääb
Brunch Clinical outcome based on complications
Symposia Saturday | April 18, 2020 Fracture Inverse – Are there clinical advantages? Reuther
BS 1 First-time shoulder dislocation –
Current concepts BS 3 Special cases – Need for special
April 18, 2020, 10:15-11:15
techniques and special implants
April 18, 2020, 10:15-11:15
Itoi | Scheibel
Fandridis | Papagelopoulos
First-time shoulder dislocation – Itoi
Background and results of non-operative
management Total shoulder arthroplasty – Past, present and future Burkhead
Immobilization in abduction and external rotation vs. Minkus Glenoid bone loss in shoulder arthroplasty – Hellmers
arthroscopic stabilization for first-time dislocation What to do?
Glenoid fractures and anterior shoulder dislocation – Scheibel Treatment of glenohumeral arthrosis with irreparable Fandridis
Non-operative vs. surgical management cuff tear
Live Demonstration: Ultrasling-Quadrant – Massih Custom implants Papagelopoulos
A new way to immobilize the shoulder
38 39The Shoulder Pacemaker® device is an
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on patients with posterior functional shoulder
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burg I-III
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Reverse Anatomic
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Lounge
Potsdam III Potsdam I
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Terrace L.A. Cafe
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Registration
Dahlem Potsdam Foyer Potsdam II
Tegel Exhibition
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April 16 – 18, 2020 Free WiFi access will be available
to the participants in all meeting
Venue rooms and public areas, including
InterContinental Hotel Berlin | Budapester Strasse 2 | 10787 Berlin | Germany the exhibition area.
Official Language Speakers Ready Room
English, simultaneous translation will not be provided Please bring a copy of your presen-
tation to the speakers ready room
Scientific Coordinator
a minimum of 2 hours in advance
Prof. Dr. Markus Scheibel of your presentation. The Speakers
Schulthess Clinic Zurich, Switzerland ready room is located at Room
Charité – Universitaetsmedizin Berlin, Germany Dahlem and will be open as follow:
Organizer and Registration
Wednesday, April 15, 2020
Congress Compact 2C GmbH
17:00-22:00
Julie-Amandine Lamotte, Gina Braun
Thursday, April 16, 2020
Joachimsthaler Strasse 10 | 10719 Berlin | Germany
07:00-19:00
Phone +49 30 88727370 | Fax +49 30 887273710
Friday, April 17, 2020
E-Mail info@berlin-shoulder-course.com
07:00-19:00
On-Site Registration and Badge Pick-up Saturday, April 18, 2020
When needed
Badge pick-up is scheduled to open on Wednesday, April 15, 2020 afternoon. 07:00-13:00
Participants will be able to pay for their on-site registration in Euro by cash, EC card or
DYNACORD™ Suture‘s
Ethical Medtech Evaluation
by credit card (American Express, MasterCard and Visa). Registration will be open every
The Berlin International Shoulder
Smart Technology Exhibits
day at the InterContinental Hotel Berlin during the following hours:
Wednesday, April 15, 2020 17:00-22:00
Course has been evaluated and Axial Shortening
approved to be COMPLIANT in all
Thursday, April 16, 2020 | Friday, April 17, 2020 07:00-19:00
categories. Please find details on
Saturday, April 18, 2020 08:00-14:00
the Ethical Medtech Website: For more information, please contact
Exhibition Area www.ethicalmedtech.eu/med- your local sales representative.
Participants must be registered for the meeting in order to access to the exhibition tech-apps/cvs/view-event/
area. A complete listing and booth plan of all exhibitors will be included in the final EMT17214
program. The exhibition area will be open as follow:
Thursday, April 16, 2020 | Friday, April 17, 2020 07:00-19:00
Saturday, April 18, 2020 08:00-14:00
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shoulder strap
Cadaver Workshop 400 €* 500 €*
Ultrasound Workshop 50 €* 100 €*
* All prices plus 19% tax. abduction
& adduction
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„Berlin International Shoulder Course“.
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NOTES Are You Planning
But Not Navigating?
Preoperative
Planning + Real-Time
Navigation = A Better
Executed Case
Equinoxe is the ONLY shoulder system
®
in the world that offers both.
Equinoxe® Planning App ExactechGPS®
Surgeon focused.Patient driven.
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Join us at a LUNCH SYMPOSIUM to learn more about
Technological Advancements in
Shoulder Arthroplasty: The Future Is Now
Friday, April 17, 2020 | 12.45–13.45 p.m.
Featured Speakers: Samuel Antuna, MD and Raul Barco, MD
10/15/19 9:14 AM
ExactechGPS® is manufactured by Blue Ortho
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and distributed byNOTES R E G I S T R AT I O N B I S C 2020
Please return the registration form by fax +49 30 887273710 or
use the online form at: www.berlin-shoulder-course.com.
Address Title
First Name Last Name
Institution
Street, Number
ZIP City Country
AGILON ® Phone Fax
E-Mail
The modular shoulder system
EFN Number
Unbenannt-2 1 26.07.2019 14:15:55 until
Registration January 6, 2020 afterwards
Participation Fee 600 €* 700 €*
Cadaver Workshop 400 €* 500 €*
Ultrasound Workshop 50 €* 100 €*
ART 61 3.0 01/2018/A-E
I have read the terms of cancellation and accept them.
Please keep me informed by E-Mail about future events (newsletter).
* All prices plus 19% tax.
Participants from Eastern Europe will get a reduction of 20% of the registration fees.
Terms of cancellation
By a cancellation until January 6, 2020, a cancellation fee of 50 € will be retained. Until March 12, 2020,
BITER ® 50% of the total amount will be refunded. After that date or in case of no-show without cancellation,
100% will be charged. Cancellations require written form.
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Reference
1
Arthrex, Inc. CC1-00014-EN_B. Naples, FL; 2016.
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