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THE CLINICAL RESULTS OF PRIMARY AND REVISION HIPARTHROPLASTY IN PATIENTS OVER 90 YEARS OF AGEAmit SHAH, Daniel COHEN, Videsh RAUT (UNITED KINGDOM)33804CEMENTED VERSUS UNCEMENTED FIXATION IN TOTAL HIPREPLACEMENT: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW & META‐ANALYSISAli ABDULKARIM, P. ELLANTI, N. MOTTERLINI, T. FAHEY, J.M.O’BYRNE (IRELAND)34514MID‐TERM RESULTS OF THE PROXIMA HIPNicola SANTORI, Domenico POTESTIO, Antonio BERTINO,Francesco Saverio SANTORI (ITALY)34360ANTIBIOTIC‐LOADED CEMENT BEADS WITH RETENTION OF THEPROSTHESIS FOR THE TREATMENT OF INFECTED REVISION TOTALHIP ARTHROPLASTYJun‐Dong CHANG, Je‐Hyun YOO, Atul BHARDWAJ, Tae‐Young KIM,Myeong‐Jae SEO (SOUTH KOREA)34925EVALUATION AND MANAGEMENT OF PERIPROSTHETIC HIPINFECTION – WHERE DO WE STAND?Saseendar SHANMUGASUNDARAM (INDIA)Thursday, 17 OctoberHall 13476687

Thursday, 17 October08:30 ‐ 10:00Thursday, 17 OctoberHall 2Hall 2IFPOS Symposium – Hip ‐ How I TreatModerator:Eiffel DOBASHI (BRAZIL)DEVELOPMENTAL DYSPLASIA OF THE HIP, EARLY TREATMENTMarek SYNDER (POLAND)DEVELOPMENTAL DYSPLASIA OF THE HIP, LATE TREATMENTKen KUO (TAIWAN)LEGG‐PERTHES DISEASEGeorge THOMPSON (UNITED STATES)SCFEHae‐Ryong SONG (SOUTH KOREA)FRACTURESDavid ARONSSON (UNITED STATES)10:00 ‐ 10:30Break10:30 ‐ 12:00Invited Lecture & Free Papers – Paediatrics: GrowthModulation & Upper LimbModerators:Clóris KESSLER (BRAZIL), Dror PALEY (UNITED STATES)Invited SpeakerA NEW ALGORITHM FOR PERTHES DISEASEDror PALEY, Matthew HARRIS, Daniel PRINCE (UNITED STATES)33580LATE SEQUELAE OF SEPTIC KNEE, ITS MANAGEMENT AND ROLEOF GROWTH MODULATIONSaktiprasad DAS, Ganesh SANKAR, Ramnarayan MOHANTY(INDIA)344088‐PLATE FOR THE CORRECTION OF ANGULAR DEFORMITY OFTHE KNEE: DOES THE SDA CORRELATE WITH OTHERRADIOGRAPHIC DETERMINANTS?Ratna JOHARI, Ashok JOHARI, Rishabh SETHI, ShalinMAHESHWARI (INDIA)89

33840TREATMENT OF A KNEE JOINT VARUS DEFORMITY IN CHILDRENBY GUIDED GROWTHSergei SERDJUCHENKO, Aleh SAKALOUSKI, Andrei DZEMIANTSOU,Issam HAMMOUD (BELARUS)35868ADULT PROXIMAL HUMERAL LOCKING PLATE FOR FIXATION OFPAEDIATRIC SUBTROCHANTERIC FEMORAL FRACTURESMukul MOHINDRA, Dhananjay SABAT (INDIA)34985MANAGEMENT OF SPRENGEL SHOULDER DEFORMITY BYMODIFIED WOODWARD’S PROCEDUREBhaskara Kanakeshwar RAJA, Sandeep PATWARDHAN (INDIA)35108A NEW RADIOLOGICAL SIGN FOR SEPARATIONS OF THE ENTIREDISTAL HUMERAL PHYSIS – THE “HURCO” SIGNSiddhartha SHARMA1, Yuki HARADA2, Sarthak SHARMA1, HiroyukiKATAOKA2, Yoshihide TOMODA2, Mohammad Farooq BUTT11(INDIA), 2(JAPAN)35031FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME AFTER CENTRALISATION OF ULNA INCHILDREN WITH RADIAL CLUB HANDShashikanth Shankaranarayana VOKKALERI, Sudesh PEBAM,Sandeep PATEL (INDIA)34620RESULTS OF 8‐PLATE EPIPHYSIODESIS FOR LEG LENGTHDISCREPANCY (LLD)Rohit MAHESHWARI, Santosh BALIGA, Simon BARKER, KirstenELLIOTT, Tim DOUGALL (UNITED KINGDOM)12:00 ‐ 12:30Plenary Lecture – José Sérgio Franco (in Hall 3)PROXIMAL HUMERUS FRACTURE TREATMENT. UNSOLVEDPROBLEM?José Sérgio FRANCO (BRAZIL)12:30 ‐ 14:00Smith & Nephew Industry Symposium – Proven ClinicalPerformance Meets Continuous Innovation14:00 ‐ 15:30Free Papers – Paediatrics: Hip & KneeModerators:Eiffel DOBASHI (BRAZIL), Mikhail GERASIMENKO (BELARUS)3576690EVALUATION OF BLOOD FLOW BY POWER DOPPLERULTRASONOGRAPHY OF NORMAL HIPS IN NEONATESRujuta MEHTA, Chasanal RATHOD, Alka KARNIK, Dominic D’SILVA,Alaric AROOJIS (INDIA)

UNIQUE V‐SHAPED WEDGELESS OSTEOTOMYGaurav KAMRA, Vikas GUPTA (INDIA)34624HIP JOINT THREE‐DIMENSIONAL RECONSTRUCTION IN SEVERECASES OF PERTHES DISEASE AFTER TRIPLE PELVIC OSTEOTOMYAlexander BELETSKY, Andrei DZEMIANTSOU, Oleg SAKALOUSKI,Sergei SERDJUCHENKO, Roman GOLDMAN (BELARUS)35520PERCUTANEOUS FIXATION OF SUBTROCHANTERIC FEMORALFRACTURES IN CHILDRENSherif GALAL (EGYPT)35238COMPARATIVE STUDY OF DOUBLE C AND CS CONSTRUCT WITHENDERS NAIL IN DIAPHYSEAL FRACTURES OF LONG BONES INPAEDIATRIC AGE GROUPS.K. VENKATESH GUPTA (INDIA)34774FEMOROACETABULAR IMPINGEMENT PREVENTION AFTERREDIRECTIONAL PELVIC OSTEOTOMY IN CHILDREN ANDADOLESCENTS WITH HIP INCONGRUENCYVictor FILIPCHUK, Victor TORCHINSKY, Yevhen HOLIUK (UKRAINE)35059EVALUATION OF FEMORAL SHORTENING OSTEOTOMY INCONGENITAL DISLOCATION OF KNEE: OUR MID‐TERM RESULTSSumit ANAND, Alok SUD, Anil MEHTANI, Nishikant KUMAR (INDIA)34412TREATMENT OF KNEE FLEXION CONTRACTURES IN PATIENTSWITH ARTHROGRYPOSISDenis DEREVIANKO, Ekaterina PETROVA, Dmitry BUCLAEV(RUSSIA)34892OSTEOARTICULAR TUBERCULOSIS OF PAEDIATRIC HIPAnil AGARWAL (INDIA)15:30 ‐ 16:00Break16:00 ‐ 16:30Plenary Lecture – Dror Paley (in Hall 1)Thursday, 17 OctoberHall 235555IMPLANTABLE LIMB LENGTHENING: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTUREDror PALEY (UNITED STATES)16:30 ‐ 18:00IFPOS Symposium – Update ‐ Infections in ChildrenModerator:Clóris KESSLER (BRAZIL)91

TRANSIENT SYNOVITISHui Wan PARK (SOUTH KOREA)ACUTE OSTEOMYELITISMuharrem INAN (TURKEY)JOINT INFECTIONSEiffel DOBASHI (BRAZIL)SPINE INFECTIONSPatricia FUCS (BRAZIL)SEQUELAEGamal HOSNY (EGYPT)92

Thursday, 17 OctoberHall 508:30 ‐ 10:00Instructional Course – Sports Medicine: Wireless VideoArthroscopy with Hands‐On LaboratoryModerators:Pedro GUILLEN (SPAIN), Rene VERDONK (BELGIUM)WIRELESS VIDEO ARTHROSCOPY IPedro GUILLEN (SPAIN)WIRELESS VIDEO ARTHROSCOPY IIJuan SANZ (SPAIN)WIRELESS VIDEO ARTHROSCOPY IIIStephen ABELOW (UNITED STATES)HANDS‐ON LABORATORY10:00 ‐ 10:30Break10:30 ‐ 12:00ASAMI Symposium – Neglected FracturesModerator:Gamal HOSNY (EGYPT)DELAYED & NON‐UNION AFTER INTERNAL FIXATIONEssam AL SHERIF (EGYPT)TREATMENT OF NEGLECTED FRACTURE AND MALUNION WITHEXTERNAL FIXATORHae‐Ryong SONG (SOUTH KOREA)NEGLECTED FRACTURE OF TIBIAHariram R. JHUNJHUNWALA (INDIA)MANAGEMENT OF NEGLECTED FRACTURESGamal HOSNY (EGYPT)HOW MUCH CAN A NEGLECTED FRACTURE REMODEL?Reggie HAMDY (CANADA)CONSEQUENCES OF NEGLECTED FRACTURES OF TIBIAHemant SHARMA (UNITED KINGDOM)94

NEGLECTED FRACTURE DISLOCATIONSanjeev MADAN (UNITED KINGDOM)Plenary Lecture – José Sérgio Franco (in Hall 3)Thursday, 17 OctoberHall 512:00 ‐ 12:30PROXIMAL HUMERUS FRACTURE TREATMENT. UNSOLVEDPROBLEM?José Sérgio FRANCO (BRAZIL)12:30 ‐ 14:00Break14:00 ‐ 15:30Free Papers – Knee: Osteotomy & Cartilage DefectsModerators:Hariram JHUNJHUNWALA (INDIA), Mohamed RASHED (LIBYA)33532RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS AND RESULTS AFTER OPEN WEDGEHIGH TIBIAL OSTEOTOMY FOR MEDIAL OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THEKNEESerban DRAGOSLOVEANU, Stefan CRISTEA (ROMANIA)34952STUDY OF HIGH TIBIAL OSTEOTOMY IN UNICOMPARTMENTALOSTEOARTHRITIS OF KNEE USING RIGID STEPPED PLATESushrut RAJAN, Pradeep BARUAH, T.D. BHATTACHARYYA (INDIA)34675HIGH TIBIAL OSTEOTOMYHariram JHUNJHUNWALA (INDIA)34032HIGH TIBIAL OSTEOTOMY: A SIMPLE AND RELIABLE PROCEDUREREVIEW OF KHADRA HOSPITAL, TRIPOLI, LIBYAMohamed RASHED (LIBYA)33566UNICOMPARTMENTAL OSTEOARTHROSIS OF THE KNEE: LONG‐TERM RESULTS OF HIGH TIBIAL OSTEOTOMY USING FIXATOR‐CUM‐DISTRACTORReetadyuti MUKHOPADHYAY, Zile Singh KUNDU, Paritosh GOGNA(INDIA)33558ARTHROSCOPY, A COMPLEMENTARY INTERVENTION FOR OPENWEDGE HIGH TIBIAL OSTEOTOMYSerban DRAGOSLOVEANU, Stefan CRISTEA, CalinDRAGOSLOVEANU (ROMANIA)95

34499TREATMENT OF ACUTE FULL‐THICKNESS CHONDRAL DEFECTSWITH HIGH MOLECULAR WEIGHT HYALURONIC ACID: ANEXPERIMENTAL MODELDavid FIGUEROA, Rafael CALVO, Maximiliano ESPINOSA,Maximiliano SCHEU, Juan José VALDERRAMA, Marcela GALLEGOS,Paulette CONGET (CHILE)34970TWO‐YEAR RESULTS OF ARTHROSCOPIC TREATMENT FORCARTILAGE DEFECTS IN THE KNEE USING MICROFRACTURE ANDAPPLICATION OF CONCENTRATED BONE MARROW ASPIRATECELLS WITH FIBRIN GEL AS A SINGLE‐STAGE PROCEDUREVishvas SHETTY1, Asode Ananthram SHETTY1, Seok‐Jung KIM2,Praveen BILAGI11(UNITED KINGDOM), 2(SOUTH KOREA)35310ASSESSMENT OF DIAGNOSTIC POTENTIALS OF CARTILAGEOLIGOMERIC MATRIX PROTEIN (COMP) AND HYALURONIC ACID(HA) IN KNEE OSTEOARTHRITISUtkarsh SHAHI, Neha Tiwari SHAHI, Sudhir SINGH, Jayant BAJPAYI,Aashish GUPTA, Dharmendra KUMAR, Nishant RAJ (INDIA)34260KNEE LAXITY AFTER STAIRCASE EXERCISE PREDICTSRADIOGRAPHIC DISEASE PROGRESSION IN MEDIALCOMPARTMENT KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS: AN EIGHT‐YEARPROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONTsuyoshi MIYAZAKI, Kenzo UCHIDA, Yasuo KOKUBO, ShujiWATANABE, Takumi SAKAMOTO, Atsushi YAMAGISHI, TakafumiYAYAMA, Hisatoshi BABA (JAPAN)15:30 ‐ 16:00Break16:00 ‐ 16:30Plenary Lecture – Dror Paley (in Hall 1)IMPLANTABLE LIMB LENGTHENING: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTUREDror PALEY (UNITED STATES)16:30 ‐ 18:00Symposium – Knee: Young Arthritic Knee Below 40Moderators:Kandiah RAVEENDRAN (MALAYSIA), Vijay SHETTY (INDIA)WHY OSTEOARTHRITIS IN THE YOUNG?Vijay SHETTY (INDIA)ARTHROSCOPY AND MICROFRACTURE – DOES IT REALLY WORK?Kandiah RAVEENDRAN (MALAYSIA)96

AUTOLOGOUS CHONDROCYTE IMPLANTATION – CURRENTSTATUSDeepak GOYAL (INDIA)Thursday, 17 OctoberHall 5PRP AND STEM CELLS IN THE TREATMENT OF OSTEOARTHRITISIN THE YOUNG KNEERakesh SHARMA (INDIA)DISTAL FEMORAL OSTEOTOMY AND HIGH TIBIAL OSTEOTOMYThami BENZAKOUR (MOROCCO)PARTIAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY – PATELLOFEMORAL ANDUNICONDYLARVikas KHANDUJA (UNITED KINGDOM)97

Thursday, 17 October08:30 ‐ 10:00Thursday, 17 OctoberHall 6Hall 6Instructional Course – Spine: Spinal ImagingModerator:Keith LUK (HONG KONG)PLAIN RADIOGRAPHY IN SPINAL TRAUMAAjoy P. SHETTY (INDIA)CT & MRI IN TRAUMA – WHEN & WHY?Cagatay OZTURK (TURKEY)HOW TO READ A SPINE MRIH. ANUPAMA (INDIA)IMAGING OF LUMBAR CANAL STENOSISKeith LUK (HONG KONG)POST‐OP IMAGING – WHAT TO LOOK FOR?Kamil Cagri KOSE (TURKEY)FUTURE IMAGING TECHNIQUES – DTI, SPECTROSCOPY, FMRI,ETC.S. RAJASEKARAN (INDIA)10:00 ‐ 10:30Break10:30 ‐ 12:00Symposium – Spine: Controversies in Spinal Surgery ‐What Is In & What Is Out?Moderator:S. RAJASEKARAN (INDIA)STEROIDS FOR CERVICAL SPINAL CORD INJURY – USEFUL ORHARMFUL?S. RAJASEKARAN (INDIA)IDIOPATHIC LUMBAR SCOLIOSIS – ANTERIOR VS. POSTERIOR?George THOMPSON (UNITED STATES)GRADE I DEGENERATIVE LISTHESIS – FUSE OR NOT TO FUSE?Keith LUK (HONG KONG)THORACOLUMBAR BURST FRACTURE – ANTERIOR VS.POSTERIOR?Kamil Cagri KOSE (TURKEY)99

CLASSIFICATIONS IN ADOLESCENT IDIOPATHIC SCOLIOSIS– USEFUL OR COMPLICATED?George THOMPSON (UNITED STATES)MINIMALLY INVASIVE SPINE SURGERY – FASHION OR FACT?Ajoy P. SHETTY (INDIA)12:00 ‐ 12:30Plenary Lecture – José Sérgio Franco (in Hall 3)PROXIMAL HUMERUS FRACTURE TREATMENT. UNSOLVEDPROBLEM?José Sérgio FRANCO (BRAZIL)12:30 ‐ 14:00DePuy Synthes Industry Symposium – Trauma14:00 ‐ 15:30Free Papers – Spine: Cervical SpineModerators:Dadi JIN (CHINA), Uvaraj NALLI (INDIA)10035496CT‐BASED EVALUATION OF ODONTOID MORPHOLOGY IN INDIANPOPULATION: IMPLICATIONS ON INTERNAL FIXATION OF TYPE IIODONTOID FRACTURESAbhilash DHRUV, Arvind KULKARNI, Siddharth SHAH, RuchiraMARWAH, Prasad HANGANDI, Inder TALWAR (INDIA)35231THE FEASIBILITY OF ANTERIOR INSTRUMENTATION IN FIXEDATLANTOAXIAL DISLOCATIONMansoor Ali JALEEL, Sandeep SONONE (INDIA)34283MORPHOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF THE LATERAL MASSES OF THESUBAXIAL CERVICAL SPINE IN THE INDIAN POPULATION AND ITSCORRELATION WITH LATERAL MASS SCREW PLACEMENTUvaraj NALLI, Aju BOSCO (INDIA)34633A NOVEL METHOD OF CERVICAL PEDICLE SCREW PLACEMENTFROM C3 TO C5 AND ITS CLINICAL APPLICATIONSQingsan ZHU, Jingchen LIU, Ye LI (CHINA)35558ANTERIOR FUSION WITH TITANIUM CAGES – ALLOGRAFT GIVESSATISFACTORY CLINICAL AND RADIOLOGICAL RESULTS INCERVICAL DEGENERATIVE DISC DISEASEKamil Cagri KOSE, Mustafa Erkan INANMAZ, Hakan BASAR, EmreBAL, Islam CALISKAN (TURKEY)

THE ROLE OF CERVICAL DISC REPLACEMENT IN MANAGEMENTOF PATIENTS WITH CERVICAL SPONDYLOTIC MYELOPATHY?– RESULTS OF SYSTEMATIC REVIEWSandeshkumar LAKKOL, Krishna BODDU, Guru REDDY, BhatiaCHANDRA, Tai FRIESEM (UNITED KINGDOM)34804OUTCOMES OF THREE‐ AND FOUR‐LEVEL CERVICAL DISCARTHROPLASTY: 18 MONTHS’ AVERAGE FOLLOW‐UPAndrew BERG, Balaji PURUSHOTHAMAN, Cyrus JENSEN, GuruREDDY, Tai FRIESEM (UNITED KINGDOM)34911PROSPECTIVE EVALUATION OF FUNCTIONAL ANDRADIOLOGICAL OUTCOME OF SURGICAL DECOMPRESSION OFENDEMIC SKELETAL FLUOROSIS WITH CERVICAL MYELOPATHYJ. NARESH‐BABU, C.H. SURESH, V.V. NARAYANA RAO (INDIA)34095THE USE OF ANTERIOR CERVICAL DISCECTOMY AND FUSIONWITH SELF‐LOCKING CAGES TO TREAT MULTI‐SEGMENTALCERVICAL MYELOPATHYDadi JIN, Qingchu LI, Zhongmin ZHANG, Huibo YAN (CHINA)33848ASSESSING QUICKNESS OF UPPER LIMB AND HAND FUNCTIONFOR PATIENTS WITH CERVICAL SPINAL CORD INJURY WITHOUTBONE INJURY USING SIMPLE TEST FOR EVALUATING HANDFUNCTIONHiroaki SAMEDA, Jun SHINBO, Sumio IKENOUE, Kan TAKASE, EikoHASHIMOTO, Takahiro ENOMOTO, Aya KANAZUKA, MasayaMIMURA (JAPAN)15:30 ‐ 16:00Break16:00 ‐ 16:30Plenary Lecture – Dror Paley (in Hall 1)IMPLANTABLE LIMB LENGTHENING: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTUREDror PALEY (UNITED STATES)16:30 ‐ 18:00Free Papers – Spine: DeformitiesModerators:George THOMPSON (UNITED STATES), Bin YU (CHINA)35946SUCCESS OF RISSER CASTING IN THE TREATMENT OFSCHEUERMANN’S KYPHOSISGeorge THOMPSON, Christina HARDESTY, Connie POE‐KOCHERT,Raj GALA (UNITED STATES)101Thursday, 17 OctoberHall 635783

10233989EFFECT OF PRE‐OPERATIVE BRACE TREATMENT ON THE MENTALHEALTH SCORES OF SRS‐22 AND SF‐36 QUESTIONNAIRE INADOLESCENT IDIOPATHIC SCOLIOSIS PATIENTSBin YU, Yipeng WANG, Guixing QIU (CHINA)35883SURGICAL TREATMENT OF SEVERE INFANTILE SCOLIOSIS ( 100 )– RETROSPECTIVE STUDYRaquel CARVALHO, Joaquim BRITO, António TIRADO, PedroFERNANDES (PORTUGAL)35920COMPARISON OF DISTRACTIVE VERSUS SEGMENTALCORRECTIVE METHODS IN SURGICAL TREATMENT OF JUVENILESCOLIOTIC DEFORMITIESMartin REPKO, Milan FILIPOVIC (CZECH REPUBLIC)35012COMPARING THE RADIOGRAPHIC OUTCOMES OF TWODEROTATION METHODS IN SURGICAL TREATMENT OFADOLESCENT IDIOPATHIC SCOLIOSIS (AIS): CDH LEGACYVERTEBRAL COLUMN MANIPULATION (VCM) VERSUSUNIVERSAL SPINE SYSTEM‐II (USS‐II)Huiming PENG, Jianxiong SHEN, Gui‐Xing QIU (CHINA)34695RADIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF PEDICLE SUBTRACTIONOSTEOTOMIES IN CHILDREN: WHERE DOES THE CORRECTIONOCCUR?J. NARESH‐BABU, C.H. SURESH, G. NEELIMA, V.V. NARAYANA RAO(INDIA)34297CLINICAL AND FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME AFTER DIRECTVERTEBRAL ROTATION IN IDIOPATHIC THORACOLUMBARSCOLIOSISHrutvij BHATT, Ketan KHURJEKAR, Shailesh HADGAONKAR, RajivGOYAL, Parag SANCHETI (INDIA)35221ANTIMICROBIAL PROPHYLAXIS TO PREVENT SURGICAL SITEINFECTION IN ADOLESCENT IDIOPATHIC SCOLIOSIS (AIS)PATIENTS UNDERGOING POSTERIOR SPINAL FUSION (PSF)– 2 DOSES VS. ANTIBIOTICS TILL DRAIN REMOVALVijay KAMATH, Jason PUI YIN CHEUNG, Kin Cheung MAK, KeithLUK, Kenneth MAN CHEE CHEUNG (HONG KONG)34660HOW WELL DO RADIOLOGICAL ASSESSMENTS OF TRUNCAL ANDSHOULDER BALANCE CORRELATE WITH COSMETIC ASSESSMENTINDICES IN LENKE 1C ADOLESCENT IDIOPATHIC SCOLIOSIS?Shallu SHARMA, Cody BÜNGER, Thomas ANDERSEN, EbbeSTENDER HANSEN (DENMARK)

USE OF BIPOLAR SEALER DEVICE REDUCES BLOOD LOSS ANDTRANSFUSIONS IN POSTERIOR SPINAL FUSION FORNEUROMUSCULAR SCOLIOSISGeorge THOMPSON, Christina HARDESTY, Zachary GORDON,Connie POE‐KOCHERT, Jochen SON‐HING (UNITED STATES)Thursday, 17 OctoberHall 634994103

Thursday, 17 OctoberMR G.01 & MR G.0208:30 ‐ 10:00Instructional Course – Research: Breakthrough Tools inTissue EngineeringModerator:Cody BÜNGER (DENMARK)REVIEW OF CLINICAL DEMANDS: BONE AND JOINTRECONSTRUCTION, OSTEOCHONDRAL, AGED BONE, TUMOUR,VASCULAR, NERVECody BÜNGER (DENMARK)ROLE OF STEM CELLS (IPS), (DPSC), BMSC IN 3DRECONSTRUCTIONSHelle LYSDAHL (DENMARK)MULTIFUNCTIONAL 3D SCAFFOLD ENGINEERINGDang LEE (DENMARK)NANOPARTICLE DRUG DELIVERY AND BIOFUNCTIONALISATIONBY MIRNA, SIRNAJorgen KJEMS (DENMARK)10:00 ‐ 10:30Break10:30 ‐ 12:00Free Papers – Research: Basic ResearchModerators:Cody BÜNGER (DENMARK), Sudhir KUMAR (INDIA)10435263ENHANCEMENT OF OSTEOGENESIS BY AUTOLOGOUS PLATELETRICH PLASMA IN DELAYED AND NON‐UNIONS OF LONG BONESSudhir KUMAR, Ashish TOMAR, Anil ARORA, Bharat SINGH (INDIA)35245THE EFFECT OF THE PLATELET RICH FIBRIN MATRIX ON THEBONE AND TENDON INTEGRATIONMahmut Nedim AYTEKIN, Ismail AGIR, Fatih KÜÇÜKDURMAZ,Onur BASCI, Baris KOCAOGLU, Hayati AYGUN (TURKEY)34299TREATMENT WITH PLATELET RICH PLASMA IS MORE EFFECTIVETHAN PLACEBO FOR KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS IN A PROSPECTIVE,DOUBLE‐BLIND, RANDOMISED TRIALSandeep PATEL, Mandeep DHILLON (INDIA)

ERYTHROPOIETIN SIGNALING PATHWAYS IN MESENCHYMALSTEM CELLSCody BÜNGER, Jan ROELFING, Anette BAATRUP, Jonas JENSEN,Helle LYSDAHL (DENMARK)34677COMPARATIVE EVALUATION OF SYNOVIUM‐ AND BONEMARROW‐DERIVED MESENCHYMAL STEM CELLS FROMPATIENTS WITH RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS AND OSTEOARTHRITISLi JIANG1, Anlun MA2, Huifang CHEN2, Yonglin YU1, Jie CHEN1,Jianyuan JIANG11(CHINA), 2(CANADA)35086IMMUNOSTIMULATORY EFFECT OF POLYCAPROLACTONEHalldór Bjarki EINARSSON, Anders Frisk MORTENSEN, BabakJALILIAN, Soeren Roesgaard NIELSEN, Menglin CHEN, David C.KRAFT, Helle LYSDAHL, Jens Vinge NYGAARD, Morten SchallburgNIELSEN, Cody BÜNGER, Thomas VORUP‐JENSEN (DENMARK)34992HYDROGEN SULFIDE IS EXPRESSED IN HUMAN AND RATCULTURED NUCLEUS PULPOSUS CELLS AND REGULATINGAPOPTOSIS INDUCED BY HYPOXIACody BÜNGER1, Haolin SUN2, Chunde LI21(DENMARK), 2(CHINA)34575LENTIVIRUS‐SINGR PROMOTES AXONAL REGENERATION ANDFUNCTIONAL RECOVERY IN SPINAL CORD CONTUSION RATSChao ZHANG, Heng Xing ZHOU, Shi Qing FENG, Fu Yuan LI, Tian CiCHU (CHINA)34131EXPRESSION OF VEGF, ITS RECEPTORS AND HIF‐1α INDUPUYTREN’S DISEASELukas HOLZER1, Andrej CÖR2, Gerhard PFANDLSTEINER1, GeroldHOLZER11(AUSTRIA), 2(SLOVENIA)33856PROTEASE GENES EXPRESSION LEVELS CORRELATE BETWEENSERUM AND SYNOVIUM BUT NOT WITH HYALINE CELLSAdam KWAPISZ, Michal CHOJNACKI, Marcin DOMZALSKI, MarekSYNDER, Andrzej GRZEGOGRZEWSKI (POLAND)12:00 ‐ 12:30Plenary Lecture – José Sérgio Franco (in Hall 3)PROXIMAL HUMERUS FRACTURE TREATMENT. UNSOLVEDPROBLEM?José Sérgio FRANCO (BRAZIL)12:30 ‐ 14:00Break105Thursday, 17 OctoberMR G.01 & MR G.0234748

14:00 ‐ 15:30Symposium – Research: Research Projects of SubspecialtyCommitteesModerator:Eiji ITOI (JAPAN)TRAUMA RESEARCH PROJECTVilmos VECSEI (AUSTRIA)PAEDIATRICS RESEARCH PROJECTPatricia FUCS (BRAZIL)SHOULDER & ELBOW RESEARCH PROJECTJacinto MONTEIRO (PORTUGAL)KNEE RESEARCH PROJECTSanjiv K.S. MARYA (INDIA)SPINE RESEARCH PROJECTS. RAJASEKARAN (INDIA)15:30 ‐ 16:00Break16:00 ‐ 16:30Plenary Lecture – Dror Paley (in Hall 1)IMPLANTABLE LIMB LENGTHENING: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTUREDror PALEY (UNITED STATES)16:30 ‐ 18:00Free Papers – Research: Biom

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