WVOC 2018 programma

1 Jointly organized byand5thWORLD VETERINARYORTHOPAEDICCONGRESS ESVOT-VOS19thESVOT CONGRESSBARCELONA (SPAIN)September 12th-15th, 2018 FINAL PROGRAMT ranslation serviceprovided in 4 languages: French, German, Italian, SpanishOfficial language remains EnglishWVOC 2018 programma 25/07/18 14:41 Pagina 1 SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEESPETER B TTCHER (Congress Chairman, ESVOT President)MARC BALLIGAND, PETER B TTCHER and JORDI FRANCH(Scientific Committee of the Small Animal Program)MONIKA GANGL and GIORGIO RICARDI(Scientific Committee of the Equine Program)ORGANIZING COMMITTEEJORDI FRANCH, ALDO VEZZONI and ERIKA TARAVELLAWVOC 2018 programma 25/07/18 14:42 Pagina 2 DRYLABC ruciate managementby (Introductionand Advanced Techniques)DRYLABI ntroduction to locking platesDRYLABC orrection of femural or tibialdeformities to treat MPLDRYLABI ntroductionto the TPLO Curve WETLABS tifle ArthroscopyWETLABD ynamic ulna osteotomies and PAUL for elbow dysplasiaWETLABCUE - Canine UnicompartmentalElbow TechniquePre-Congress Courses - Wednesday, September 12th, 2018 TRANSLATION SERVICE NOT PROVIDED FOR THE PRACTICAL COURSESF aculty: Peter B ttcherInstructors: Peter B ttcher, Philipp Schmierer09:00 Registration09:30 CUE background10:00 CUE development andtesting10:30 CUE technique11:00 CUE outcomes11:30 Coffee break11:45 CUE cases presentation12:15 Sawbones13:00 Lunch break14:00 CUE demo cadaver14:45 CUE cadaver lab16:45 Questions/Discussion17:30 End of the courseFaculty.

2 Ingo Pfeil, Slobodan Tepic, Andy Torrington,Aldo Vezzoni08:00 Registration and welcome08:30 Approach to Elbow Dysplasiafrom puppies to adult dogs 08:50 When and how to perform adynamic ulna osteotomy(DUO), proximal or distal09:10 Proximal Abducting UlnaOsteotomy (PAUL) Rationale09:30 PAUL surgical technique10:00 Coffee break10:15 Practical exercise on plasticelbow model (DUO and PAUL)10:40 Practical exercise oncadavers (DUO and PAUL)12:30 Lunch break13:30 PAUL pre-Surgical Planningon X-rays13:50 DUO and PAUL post-opManagement14:10 Outcome and complicationsafter distal DUO14:30 Outcome and complicationsafter proximal DUO14:50 Outcome and complicationsafter PAUL, differentexperiences15:10 Coffee break15:30 Outcome and complicationsafter PAUL, differentexperiences16:30 Comments on the practicalexercises17:00 Closing discussionFaculty: Brian Beale (USA), Caleb Hudson (USA), John Innes (UK)08:00 Welcome and Introduction08:10 Stifle arthroscopy -technique and normalanatomy09:00 Stifle arthroscopy -pathologic changes andsurgical technique10:00 Coffee break10:20 LaboratoryStifle arthroscopydemonstration (cadaver)10:50 LaboratoryStifle arthroscopy - portalsand exploratory (cadaver)12:30 Lunch break13:30 LaboratoryStifle arthroscopy- CrCL andmeniscal treatment (cadaver)16:15 Discussion16:30 End of DayFaculty: Randy AckerMike KowaleskiGreg van der Meulen08:00 Welcome & Introduction- Course Objectives- Attendee IntroductionsRandy Acker08:15 CCL Tears: Diagnosis- Partial tears- Complete tears- Meniscal releases- Mention Barclay- CCL Genetics (1-2 slides)Randy Acker08.

3 45 TPLO Curve DesignRationaleGreg van der Meulen09:00 TPLO Surgical TechniqueRandy Acker09:30 Sawbone Lab- Pre-op planning- TPLO procedure onsawbones11:00 Coffee break11:15 Post-Operative Care andFollow-up- Pain management- Recovery- Return home the same dayRandy Acker11:45 Complications andManagement - Randy Acker12:15 DiscussionAll12:30 End of the course08:00 Introduction, courseObjectives - Kenneth Bruecker08:30 Tibial Deformities -Radiographs and CT scanMassimo Petazzoni09:00 Femoral deformitiesdiagnosis - Radiographs andCT scan - Jan Hnidzo09:30 CORA Methodology Kenneth Bruecker10:00 Coffee break10:30 Distal Femoral Osteotomy Kenneth Bruecker11:00 Distal Femoral Osteotomy Jan Hnidzo11:30 Proximal Tibial Osteotomiesto treat patellar Luxationwith and without CrCLR Massimo Petazzoni12:00 Tibial TuberosityTransposition Tool andTechnique - Jorge Leite12:30 Lunch break14:00 Dry-lab: Tibial RotationalInstability CorrectionMassimo Petazzoni14:45 Dry-lab: Tibial TuberosityTransposition Tool andTechnique Application Jorge Leite15:15 Dry-Lab: Proximal TibialOsteotomy Two-PlaneDeformity Correction Massimo Petazzoni16:00 Dry-Lab: Distal FemoralOsteotomy Excessive Varus+ Torsion Correction Kenneth Bruecker16:45 Q&A FacultyFaculty: Gareth Arthurs (UK)09:00 Registration & coffee09:20 Welcome & introduction09:30 1.

4 Starting at the beginning;non-locking plates09:50 2. Locking plates evolution -why?10:30 3. Locking plates -equipment & placement oflocking screws11:00 Coffee break11:30 PRACTICAL- Equipment familiarization- Applying locking plate tohalf bone column - Differences between locking& non-locking screws Apply non- locking plateto an apple Apply locking plate to anapple13:00 Lunch break14:00 4. Locking plates when toplace & rules14:30 PRACTICAL- Apply locking plate to bonemodel15:30 PRACTICAL - Apply locking plate-rod tocomminuted fracture16:30 Coffee break16:50 5. Complications of lockingplates17:15 6. Locking plates, minimallyinvasive surgery &evidence17:30 7. Locking plates: when touse: case examples17:50 Questions/Discussion/CloseFaculty: Don Hulse, Chad Andrews,Fabrice Bernard08:00 Welcome and Introduction08:10 Review CBLO Concept,Indications, & Advantages08:40 Review of RadiographicPlanning (StandardProcedure)09:00 Coffee break09:15 Lab 1 - Delegate:Radiographic Planning(Standard Procedure)09:45 Review of CBLO technique(Standard Procedure)10:00 Lab 2 - Delegate: StandardCBLO Procedure (Saw Bone)10:45 Radiographic Planning:eTPA, Concurrent PatellaLuxation, Juvenile Dogs withOpen Proximal Tibial(Growth Plate)11:30: Lab 3 - DelegateRadiographic Planning:eTPA, Concurrent PatellaLuxation, Juvenile Dogs withOpen Proximal Tibial(Growth Plate)12:30 Lunch break13:30 Lab 4 - Concurrent CBLO &Patella Luxation (Saw Bone)14:30 Lab 5 - CBLO Procedurewith eTPA (Saw Bone)15.

5 30 Coffee break16:00 Lab 6 - CBLO Toy BreedDogs & Cats (Saw Bone)16:45 Outcomes, Complications,Questions & Answer17:30 End of the courseWVOC 2018 programma 25/07/18 14:42 Pagina 3 Room 4 IEWG - MEETINGRoom 3 SPANISH GEVO PRECONGRESSRoom 5 ARTHROSCOPY WORKING GROUPRoom 6 ESVOT MEETS THE VETERINARYWOUND HEALING ASSOCIATIONA uditoriumSPORTS MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION - MEETINGT imingPre-Congress Seminar - Thursday Morning - September 13th, 201809:00 LamenessState of the art of small animal arthroscopyThe bad and the ugly: the who is whoSurface Electromyography to characterizeCase studies in forelimb:Bernadette van Ryssen (B)of surgical site infectionsgait in dogs with applications for orthopedic/localising where the problem isMirja Nolff (D)sports medicine and physical rehabilitationMark Glyde (AUS)research - Steve Martinez (USA)09:20 How good is arthroscopy as a Case Presentation - SHOULDERB iofilms - detection and effect on woundMuscles and their role in CCL disease:diagnostic tool?

6 Brian Beale (USA)healingany implications for rehab?Julien Cabassu (F)Elin J rgensen (DK)Barbara Bockstahler (A)09:40 Cruciate disease: How to diagnose beforeThis is how arthroscopy helped me - Sampling techniques and news in bacterialPatellar tendinopathy after TPLO - instability - and why this is importantSHOULDER swabbingimplications for rehabilitationMark Glyde (AUS)Mike Kowaleski (USA)Elin J rgensen (DK)Philipp Winkels (D)10:00 Management of concomitant cruciateThis is how arthroscopy helped me - Culture results: targeting treatment andKinetics and kinematics in cruciate dogsand MPL - Julien Cabassu (F)SHOULDER - Jose Rial (E)avoiding pitfalls - Mirja Nolff (D)Steve Budsberg (USA)10:20 This dog is not getting better afterThis is how arthroscopy helped me - Stem cells for infection controlCharacterization of orthopedic injuriesClinical signs, diagnostic and pathologicalcruciate surgery!

7 Now what?!STIFLEN icole Ehrhart (USA)in avalanche rescue dogs in North Americafindings of Elbow in dogs of different ageMark Glyde (AUS)Jose Altonaga (E)Steve Martinez (USA)groups10:40 DiscussionCase Presentation - Ludo Stegen (D)NPWT - Effects and indications inMost common sporting injuries in racingLars Theyse (NL)veterinary patientsand coursing WhippetsMirja Nolff (D)Alessandro Piras (I)11:00 COFFEE BREAK AND EXHIBITION11:30 FracturesEfficient/effective stifle arthroscopyNegative Pressure Wound TherapyThe art and the science Primary and secundary flexor enthesiopathyManagement of pelvic fracturesKurt Schulz (USA)for outpatientsof shockwave therapyin the canine elbow, diagnostics and therapyJulien Cabassu (F)Andreas Gutbrod (D)Kirsten H usler (D)Henri Van Bree (B)11:50 Practical approach to comminuted fractures:Case Presentation - ELBOWFree skin grafting: how to improve graft take Resistance bands and rehabilitationThe possible role of the biceps brachii andwhy ignoring all the fragments speedsPhilipp Winkels (D)Claude Carozzo (F)Wanda Gordon-Evans (USA)brachialis in fragmented medial coronoidsurgery and healing time - Mark Glyde (AUS)Brian Beale (USA)12:10 Plate rod: what are the principles?

8 Case Presentation - ELBOWM icrovascular free tissue transferECVSMR - An updateStandardised grading of radiographsJulien Cabassu (F)Bernadette van Ryssen (B)Otto Lanz (USA)Barbara Bockstahler (A)and CT-scan according to the IEWG12:30 Surgical site infection: simplifying decisionCase Presentation - Ingrid Gielen (B),Phalangeal Filet Technique forECVSMR - An updatefor ED-screeningmaking and how to resolve infectionEvelien de Bakker (B), Yves Samoy (B)Paw Reconstruction - Nicole Ehrhart (USA)Barbara Bockstahler (A)Kerstin H. von P ckler (D)Mark Glyde (AUS)12:50AA subluxation - Julien Cabassu (F)DiscussionDiscussionDiscussion12:40 Interactive case discussion13:00-14:00 LUNCH BREAK AND EXHIBITIONO pening by the president of the of Elbow Dysplasia andpathogenesis of FCP in young LabradorsHerman Hazewinkel (NL)09:30 Overview of Elbow Dysplasiascreening in Spain - Alfonso Chico09:50 Strength and limitations of radiography,scintigraphy, ultrasound, CT, MRI andarthroscopy to diagnose Elbow Dysplasiain lame dogs - Ingrid Gielen (B)WVOC 2018 programma 25/07/18 14.

9 42 Pagina 4 Main Congress - Thursday Afternoon - September 13th, 2018 Room 5 FELINE POLYTRAUMARoom 6 REGENERATIVE MEDICINE / TISSUE ENGINEERINGA uditoriumSOFT TISSUE TRAUMA / WOUND / LIGAMENTS / TENDONST imingAuditorium - OPENING CEREMONY - STATE OF THE ART LECTURELIGAMENT - JOINT INJURIES IN SPORT ATHLETES Chairperson: Jordi Franch (E) - Speaker: Joan C. Monllau, Universitat Autonoma De Barcelona (E)15:10 Imaging of the (poly)trauma cat - Kerstin von P ckler (D)Review of the use of stem cells and/or PRP in small animal tendonSkin flap techniques for orthopedic trauma reconstructionand joint disease - Eva Schnabel-Feichter (A)Laurent Findji (UK)15:30 Analgesia for the (poly)trauma cat - Wanda Gordon-Evans (USA)The use and abuse of biologics like PRP/ACS in management OAWound management in the distal extremities - degloving injuriesWilliam Saunders (USA)Uli Reif (D)15:50 Management of the cat with head trauma - Franck Forterre (CH)Regenerative medicine: is there a role for L-PRF to augment bone andCalcaneal tendon allografts for use of calcaneal tendon repairs in dogssoft tissue healing in small animal practice?

10 - Katja Voss (CH)Steve Martinez (USA)16:10 Decision-making, tips and pitfalls in feline spinalStem cells for bone healing: reality?A new technique for temporary arthrodesis of the tarsus for treatment offracture/luxation treatment - Sebastian Knell (CH)Nicole Ehrhart (USA)Achille s tendon rupture - Uli Reif (D)16:30 COFFEE BREAK AND EXHIBITION17:00 Surgical and non-surgical management of mandibular andUse of bone morphogenetic protein (BMP) for tough non-union fracturesSupraspinatus tendinopathy: imaginable or myth?maxillary trauma - Peter B ttcher (D)Amy Kapatkin (USA)Kerstin von P ckler (D)17:20 Bilateral sacroiliac luxation in the catCeramic biomaterial: a potential aid in bone reconstructionSupraspinatus impingement: does it exist?Sorrel Langley-Hobbs (UK)Jordi Franch (E)Antonio Pozzi (CH)17:40 FREE COMMUNICATION- Retrospective evaluation of minimally invasiveFREE COMMUNICATION- Comparison of three cell free novel biphasicEffect on patella tendon load following tibial osteotomies:plate osteosynthesis in cats: radiographic and clinical outcomescaffolds for one-stage treatment of osteochondral defectsshould we be concerned?