Final Scientific Programme _revised - sicot

Wednesday, 27 August 2008 – Room 605
STUDY
Dorian HAUKE¹, Sven LICHTENBERG², Dennis LIEM², Petra MAGOSCH², Peter HABERMEYER²
¹(Switzerland), ²(Germany)
16047 MID-TERM CLINICAL EXPERIENCE OF A NEWLY DESIGNED SHOULDER HEMIPROSTHESIS
Amitava Narayan MUKHERJEE (India)
17257 BIOMECHANICAL BASIS FOR POSTOPERATIVE REHABILITATION FOLLOWING ROTATOR
CUFF REPAIR: SINGLE VS. DOUBLE LAYER
Mark HABER, David BELL, William WALSH, Daniel BIGGS (Australia)
17722 OUR EXPERIENCE IN TREATMENT OF MULTIFRAGMENTAL FRACTURES OF THE ADULT
DISTAL HUMERUS
M. GERASIMENKO, N. GIHAR, V. GURKO (Belarus)
18062 AN ACCURATE DESCRIPTION OF THE KINEMATICS IN NORMAL AND TRAUMATICALLY
UNSTABLE SHOULDERS
Kris DAZELL, Khalid MOHAMMED, Andrew BROOKSBANK (New Zealand)
18064 LONG-TERM RESULTS OF THE BANKART OPERATION: REVIEW OF 50 CASES WITH MEAN 26-
YEAR FOLLOW-UP
Alain DURANDEAU (France)
18156 BRACHIAL PLEXUS INJURIES - DIAGNOSIS, TREATMENT AND NEUROTIZATION
Harilaos SAKELLARIDES (United States)
18195 RECONSTRUCTION OF POSTEROLATERAL INSTABILITY OF THE ELBOW WITH FCR GRAFT - A
PROSPECTIVE STUDY
Akshay MALHOTRA, Jagan Mohana Reddy VELPULA, L. SANZ, M. MADHU, J. SINGH, A. LATIF, M.
WASEEM (United Kingdom)
18212 MODULAR TUMOUR PROSTHESES FOR RECONSTRUCTION OF BONY DEFECTS OF THE
HUMERUS IN ELBOW ARTHRITIS
Philipp FUNOVICS, Reini SCHUH, Jochen HOFSTAETTER, Martin DOMINKUS, Rainer KOTZ (Austria)
18305 FIRST RESULTS USING NEW TYPE OF GLENOSPHERE IN REVERSE SHOULDER
ARTHROPLASTY
Hans Rudolf BLOCH, Adriana GHIDELLI (Switzerland)
18316 IS IT THE STEROID OR THE PRESERVATIVE PART OF THE DRUG THAT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR
STEROID FLARE FOLLOWING PERIARTICULAR INJECTION THERAPY?
Philip BRADY, Daragh HYNES (Ireland)
18534 CAN LATISSIMUS DORSI TRANSFER COMBINED WITH REVERSE SHOULDER ARTHROPLASTY
AS A ONE STEP PROCEDURE IMPROVE EXTERNAL ROTATION?
Michael GOEBEL, Ludwig SEEBAUER (Germany)
19088 OUTCOME ANALYSIS OF MUSCLE TRANSFER FOR SHOULDER RECONSTRUCTION IN OBPP -
ANALYSIS OF 150 CASES IN 10 YRS
Rujuta MEHTA, Mukund THATTE (India)
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