Poster session 6
Session 6: Skeletal trauma: Femur and arthroplasty

Programme

• 13:30 – 13:33 3 Min. 0 Min.

  • Poster
  • PS06.01

  Opioid requirements for total hip and knee arthroplasties – A 7-year major trauma centre study

  • James Zhang (Cambridge / GB)

   Research, Skeletal trauma and sports medicine
• 13:33 – 13:36 3 Min. 0 Min.

  • Poster
  • PS06.02

  Risk factors for prosthetic joint infections after hemiarthroplasty of the hip following a femoral neck fracture

  • Eveline de Haan (Rotterdam / NL)

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

  • Poster
  • PS06.03

  Complication rate of cemetless hemiarthroplasty using Actis stem for fractures of the femoral neck: A retrospective multicenter analysis

  • Eva Kalcher (Graz / AT)

   Research, Skeletal trauma and sports medicine
• 13:39 – 13:42 3 Min. 0 Min.

  • Poster
  • PS06.04

  Preventing cement leakage in total cemented hip revision arthroplasty (TCHRA) after proximal femur fracture osteosynthesis. Lessons learned and a case report

  • Luka Hodnik (Ljubljana / SI)

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

  • Poster
  • PS06.05

  Hip arthroplasty with calcar reconstruction for failed nailing in an unstable intertrochanteric fracture – Case report and technique

  • Ricardo Vila Real (Porto / PT)

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

  • Poster
  • PS06.06

  Relationship between CT Hounsfield units at injury and bone mineral density in femoral trochanteric fractures in elderly

  • Chuji Terada (Hiroshima / JP)

   Research, Skeletal trauma and sports medicine
• 13:48 – 13:51 3 Min. 0 Min.

  • Poster
  • PS06.07

  Cortical thickness index and canal calcar ratio: A comparison of proximal femoral fractures and non-fractured femora in octa- and nonagenerians

  • Method Kabelitz (Zurich / CH)

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

  • Poster
  • PS06.08

  Pilot study – Explorative analysis of plasma concentration of cell free DNA (cfDNA) in patients with proximal femur fractures

  • Jochen Wollstädter (Mainz / DE)

   Research, Skeletal trauma and sports medicine
• 13:54 – 13:57 3 Min. 0 Min.

  • Poster
  • PS06.09

  Varus malalignment in proximal femur shaft fractures: Does the type of intramedullary nail matter?

  • Daniel Cnossen (Rotterdam / NL)

   Polytrauma, Skeletal trauma and sports medicine
• 13:57 – 14:00 3 Min. 0 Min.

  • Poster
  • PS06.10

  Surgical management of bifocal femoral fractures: A systematic review and pooled analysis of treatment with a single implant versus double implants

  • Daniel Cnossen (Rotterdam / NL)

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

  • Poster
  • PS06.11

  Histological analysis of tissues around long bone fractures after removal of intraosseous fixators

  • Andriy Kalashnikov (Kyiv / UA)

   Disaster & military surgery, Skeletal trauma and sports medicine
• 14:03 – 14:06 3 Min. 0 Min.

  • Poster
  • PS06.12

  Peri-periprosthetic femoral fractures: A challenging scenario

  • Giovanni Dalla Vecchia (Aosta / IT)

   Skeletal trauma and sports medicine
• 14:06 – 14:09 3 Min. 0 Min.

  • Poster
  • PS06.13

  Permissive weight bearing in patients with surgically treated periprosthetic femoral fractures around total hip arthroplasty: A scoping review

  • Maud A.M. Vesseur (Heerlen / NL)

   Skeletal trauma and sports medicine, Trauma and Emergency surgery | Miscellaneous
• 14:09 – 14:12 3 Min. 0 Min.

  • Poster
  • PS06.14

  Evaluating the efficacy of the LISS reverse plate in periprosthetic hip fracture treatment

  • Giovanni Dalla Vecchia (Aosta / IT)

   Skeletal trauma and sports medicine
• 14:12 – 14:15 3 Min. 0 Min.

  • Poster
  • PS06.15

  Clinical outcomes of nonoperative treatment for periprosthetic femoral fractures

  • Junya Kondo (Fukuyama / JP)

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