ePoster session 29
Skeletal trauma & Sports medicine X: Sport injuries

Programme

• 10:00 – 10:04 3 Min. 1 Min.

  • ePoster presentation
  • PP29.01

  Sports injuries in patients over 70 years of age. Surveys in a regional hospital in an alpine tourist region

  • Hans-Peter Simmen (Zurich / CH)

   Skeletal trauma and sports medicine, Trauma and Emergency surgery | Miscellaneous
• 10:04 – 10:08 3 Min. 1 Min.

  • ePoster presentation
  • PP29.02

  Distal biceps tendon repair: Outcome and complications with single incision anchor fixation

  • Markus Jaschke (Berlin / DE)

   Research, Skeletal trauma and sports medicine
• 10:08 – 10:12 3 Min. 1 Min.

  • ePoster presentation
  • PP29.03

  The role of glenoid concavity in traumatic shoulder dislocation

  • Michael David Hülskamp (Münster / DE)

   Skeletal trauma and sports medicine, Trauma and Emergency surgery | Miscellaneous
• 10:12 – 10:16 3 Min. 1 Min.

  • ePoster presentation
  • PP29.04

  Application of machine learning in the diagnostics and outcome of cruciate ligament injuries

  • Julius Michael Wolfgart (Aachen / DE)

   Skeletal trauma and sports medicine, Trauma and Emergency surgery | Miscellaneous
• 10:16 – 10:20 3 Min. 1 Min.

  • ePoster presentation
  • PP29.05

  Evaluation of in vivo quadriceps tendon stiffness after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction – A shear wave elastography study

  • Mario Pasurka (Erlangen / DE)

   Research, Skeletal trauma and sports medicine
• 10:20 – 10:24 3 Min. 1 Min.

  • ePoster presentation
  • PP29.06

  Outcomes of stand-alone tibial screw vs. screw with staple fixation in ACL reconstruction using hamstring autografts

  • Amgad Mohamed Elshoeibi (Doha / QA)

   Skeletal trauma and sports medicine
• 10:24 – 10:28 3 Min. 1 Min.

  • ePoster presentation
  • PP29.07

  Complete proximal hamstring conjoint tendon avulsion in a climbing athlete during a heel-hook: Surgical management and rehabilitation protocol

  • Fergus Bonnevie (Esneux / BE)

   Skeletal trauma and sports medicine
• 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

  • Till Berk (Aachen / DE)

   Emergency surgery, Polytrauma
• 10:32 – 10:36 3 Min. 1 Min.

  • ePoster presentation
  • PP29.10

  Bone anchored prostheses systems after major amputation – 6 years of experience in osseointegration in the upper and lower extremities

  • John Hanke (Halle / DE)

   Research, Skeletal trauma and sports medicine
• 10:36 – 10:40 3 Min. 1 Min.

  • ePoster presentation
  • PP29.11

  Frequency of deep venous thrombosis in patients with fractures of the proximal femur. Main reasons of its occurrence in Ukrainian emergency care

  • Mykola Ankin (Kyiv / UA)

   Emergency surgery, Trauma and Emergency surgery | Miscellaneous
• 10:40 – 10:44 3 Min. 1 Min.

  • ePoster presentation
  • PP29.12

  Tibial fractures as a prognostic factor for non-accidental injuries in children aged between 0 and 6: A respective cohort study

  • Britt Edwards (Nijmegen / NL)

   Education, Trauma and Emergency surgery | Miscellaneous
• 10:44 – 10:48 3 Min. 1 Min.

  • ePoster presentation
  • PP29.13

  The economic burden in terms of cost of illness and generic health-related quality of life of posttraumatic long bone non-unions among the adult population of the Netherlands from a societal perspective

  • Lotte C. A. van der Broeck (Maastricht / NL)

   Education, Trauma and Emergency surgery | Miscellaneous
• 10:48 – 10:52 3 Min. 1 Min.

  • ePoster presentation
  • PP29.14

  Total expenditure and out-of-pocket costs for lower extremity fracture patients have increased disproportionately compared to healthcare costs of uninjured controls over the past 10 years: A medical expenditure panel survey analysis

  • Jochem Raats (Utrecht / NL)

   Research, Trauma and Emergency surgery | Miscellaneous