FPS 7
VTS Abstract presentations

Programme

• 14:00 – 14:10 8 Min. 2 Min.

  • Presentation
  • OP 51

  Contrast enhanced computed tomography abdomen reduces non-therapeutic surgery in patients with penetrating abdominal trauma: a randomised controlled trial

  • Dr. Supreet Kaur (Jodhpur / IN)

   Future developments and new techniques, Visceral trauma (includes Abdominal injuries, Chest injuries, vascular injuries)
• 14:10 – 14:20 8 Min. 2 Min.

  • Presentation
  • OP 52

  Management of renal and ureter trauma: the importance of retroperitoneal confinement

  • Thomas Nijdam (Utrecht / NL)

   Polytrauma, Visceral trauma (includes Abdominal injuries, Chest injuries, vascular injuries)
• 14:20 – 14:30 8 Min. 2 Min.

  • Presentation
  • OP 54

  Management of Pseudo-aneurysms in splenic trauma

  • Miss Esther Platt (London / GB)

   Endovascular interventions, Visceral trauma (includes Abdominal injuries, Chest injuries, vascular injuries)
• 14:30 – 14:40 8 Min. 2 Min.

  • Presentation
  • OP 55

  Direct Peritoneal Resuscitation (DPR) as an Adjunct Treatment to Management of Abdominal Catastrophes due to Trauma and Sepsis: Initial Experience with 29 Patients

  • Rifat Latifi (New York, NY / US)

   Emergency surgery (non-trauma), Visceral trauma (includes Abdominal injuries, Chest injuries, vascular injuries)
• 14:40 – 14:50 8 Min. 2 Min.

  • Presentation
  • OP 56

  Disturbances of functional connectivity between default mode network and cerebellar structures in patients with mTBI in acute stage.

  • Maxim Ublinskiy (Moscow / RU)

   Visceral trauma (includes Abdominal injuries, Chest injuries, vascular injuries)
• 14:50 – 15:00 8 Min. 2 Min.

  • Presentation
  • OP 57

   The effects of patient age on treatment intensity and mortality in Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)

  • Eirik Helseth (Oslo / NO)

   Surgical critical care & burns, Trauma systems & prehospital care
• 15:00 – 15:10 8 Min. 2 Min.

  • Presentation
  • OP 58

  Management of traumatic brain injury in patients with DOAC therapy– are the "new" oral anticoagulants really safer?

  • Dr. Anna Antoni (Vienna / AT)

   Future developments and new techniques, Polytrauma
• 15:10 – 15:20 8 Min. 2 Min.

  • Presentation
  • OP 59

  The value of metabolites, lipoproteins, and vitamins in the assessment of nutritional status in severely injured patients during Intensive Care Unit admission

  • Esmee Verheul (Leiden / NL)

   Future developments and new techniques, Polytrauma