Poster session 4
Session 4: Lower extremity: Proximal femur fractures

Programme

• 13:30 – 13:33 3 Min. 0 Min.

  • Poster
  • PS04.01

  Direct anterior approach for femoral neck fractures – 10-year results

  • Neil Caraan (Eisenstadt / AT)

   Skeletal trauma and sports medicine, Trauma and Emergency surgery | Miscellaneous
• 13:33 – 13:36 3 Min. 0 Min.

  • Poster
  • PS04.02

  Treatment of the trochanteric fractures using a new short femoral nail

  • Masahiro Shirahama (Yame / JP)

   Skeletal trauma and sports medicine
• 13:36 – 13:39 3 Min. 0 Min.

  • Poster
  • PS04.03

  Development of a new sliding hip screw for femoral trochanteric fractures

  • Takashi Matsushita (Koriyama / JP)

   Skeletal trauma and sports medicine, Trauma and Emergency surgery | Miscellaneous
• 13:39 – 13:42 3 Min. 0 Min.

  • Poster
  • PS04.04

  Evaluation of clinical and radiological outcome after treatment with intramedullary nailing – PFNA vs. Gamma-Nail: A retrospective explorative study

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  • Harald Kurt Widhalm (Vienna / AT)

   Skeletal trauma and sports medicine, Trauma and Emergency surgery | Miscellaneous
• 13:42 – 13:45 3 Min. 0 Min.

  • Poster
  • PS04.05

  Stabilizing for the greater trochanteric fragment aids early functional recovery in unstable intertrochanteric femoral fractures

  • Naofumi Shiota (Okayama / JP)

   Emergency surgery, Skeletal trauma and sports medicine
• 13:45 – 13:48 3 Min. 0 Min.

  • Poster
  • PS04.06

  Prioritizing patients for hip fracture surgery: The role of frailty and cardiac risk

  • Maximilian Peter Forssten (Örebro / SE)

   Skeletal trauma and sports medicine, Trauma and Emergency surgery | Miscellaneous
• 13:48 – 13:51 3 Min. 0 Min.

  • Poster
  • PS04.07

  Which hip fracture patients choose surgery after extensive shared-decision-making but pass away within one year?

  • Duco Laane (Utrecht / NL)

   Skeletal trauma and sports medicine, Trauma and Emergency surgery | Miscellaneous
• 13:51 – 13:54 3 Min. 0 Min.

  • Poster
  • PS04.08

  Risk factors for 30-days mortality after proximal femoral fracture surgery, an extensive cohort study

  • Eveline de Haan (Rotterdam / NL)

   Emergency surgery
• 13:54 – 13:57 3 Min. 0 Min.

  • Poster
  • PS04.09

  Prognosis of palliative, non-operative management for hip fractures, a systematic review and meta-analysis

  • Duco Laane (Utrecht / NL)

   Skeletal trauma and sports medicine, Trauma and Emergency surgery | Miscellaneous
• 13:57 – 14:00 3 Min. 0 Min.

  • Poster
  • PS04.10

  Experience by proxy with palliative non-operative management of hip fractures with pericapsular nerve group (PENG) block in geriatric patients aged 70 years or older

  • Thamar Kroes (Nieuwegein / NL)

   Skeletal trauma and sports medicine
• 14:00 – 14:03 3 Min. 0 Min.

  • Poster
  • PS04.11

  Shared decision making in geriatric hip fracture patients and proxies: The healthcare professionals' perspective

  • Thamar Kroes (Nieuwegein / NL)

   Skeletal trauma and sports medicine
• 14:03 – 14:06 3 Min. 0 Min.

  • Poster
  • PS04.12

  Patient and proxy perspectives in decision-making for geriatric hip fracture management: A qualitative study

  • Duco Laane (Utrecht / NL)

   Skeletal trauma and sports medicine, Trauma and Emergency surgery | Miscellaneous
• 14:06 – 14:09 3 Min. 0 Min.

  • Poster
  • PS04.13

  Does it matter where hip fractures are treated? Comparison between pre- and post- American college of surgeons trauma center verification process

  • Destiny Aighobahi (Mineola, NY / US)

   Skeletal trauma and sports medicine, Trauma and Emergency surgery | Miscellaneous