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Till Berk

Aachen / DE

University Hospital RWTH Aachen

Vorsitz

13.04.2025
08:00 – 09:00
ePoster session
Polytrauma III: Prehospital treatment and specifics of volatile patient groups
ePoster terminal 3 (ground floor, blue light)
Polytrauma

Vortrag

14.04.2025
09:40 – 09:55 15 Min. 0 Min.
Talk
IND10.01
Distal locking: Free-hand vs. targeting devices – A surgeon’s perspective
15.04.2025
10:28 – 10:32 3 Min. 1 Min.
ePoster presentation
PP29.08
Is the SILENT test a feasible alternative to routine clinical trauma bay assessment of injuries to the lower limb? – A survey of clinical practicing level I trauma surgeons
Emergency surgery, Polytrauma
15.04.2025
11:10 – 11:30 20 Min. 0 Min.
Talk
MS25.05
Case presentation

Weitere Beteiligungen

13.04.2025
ePoster (self-study)
PS03.03
Challenges in periprosthetic acetabular fracture management of geriatric patients: A clinical case report of a novel treatment method
Skeletal trauma and sports medicine
13.04.2025
ePoster (self-study)
PS04.01
A novel assessment tool for detecting injuries of the lower extremities in trauma bay patients: The "Straight-Leg-Evaluation-Trauma-Test" (SILENT)
Polytrauma, Skeletal trauma and sports medicine
13.04.2025
08:48 – 08:52 3 Min. 1 Min.
ePoster presentation
PP04.14
Defining treatment strategies in polytrauma patients: The effect of injury severity, injury distribution, and pathophysiologic response
Polytrauma
13.04.2025
08:54 – 09:03 7 Min. 2 Min.
Oral presentation
OP01.07
Pelvic ring fracture simulator to practice emergency interventions of unstable pelvic ring fractures
Emergency surgery, Polytrauma
13.04.2025
15:03 – 15:12 7 Min. 2 Min.
Oral presentation
OP02.09
Treatment of delayed unions and nonunions following tibial shaft fractures: Which factors really matter?
Skeletal trauma and sports medicine, Trauma and Emergency surgery | Miscellaneous
13.04.2025
17:21 – 17:30 7 Min. 2 Min.
Oral presentation
OP03.10
Comparison of clinical and radiological outcomes of combined dorsoventral versus isolated dorsal osteosynthetic stabilization of pelvic ring injuries in polytraumatized patients
Emergency surgery, Polytrauma
14.04.2025
08:45 – 08:54 7 Min. 2 Min.
Oral presentation
OP04.06
Impact of supplemental postoperative radiological imaging following surgical fracture treatment
Research, Skeletal trauma and sports medicine
14.04.2025
14:18 – 14:22 3 Min. 1 Min.
ePoster presentation
PP20.13
Clinical and radiological outcomes following symphysis-bridging plate osteosynthesis in pelvic ring injuries
Research, Trauma and Emergency surgery | Miscellaneous
15.04.2025
08:20 – 08:24 3 Min. 1 Min.
ePoster presentation
PP24.08
Clinical and radiological outcomes of surgically treated geriatric acetabular fractures: The feasible option of primary endoprosthetic fracture treatment
Skeletal trauma and sports medicine
15.04.2025
10:28 – 10:32 3 Min. 1 Min.
ePoster presentation
PP29.08
Is the SILENT test a feasible alternative to routine clinical trauma bay assessment of injuries to the lower limb? – A survey of clinical practicing level I trauma surgeons
Emergency surgery, Polytrauma