SECEC2022

Wednesday September 7th Thursday September 8th

Lunch Workshops - Thursday September 8th

Time: 12:50h – 14:20h
Room: Liffey Hall 2
Title: Revision Shoulder Arthroplasty - Preoperative Planning to Surgical Execution
Details:
This dedicated symposium will tackle the challenges of Revision Shoulder Arthroplasty, especially revision RSA. Revision shoulder arthroplasty is a rapidly growing domain and each revision has its intricate challenges.
This symposium focusses on evaluating revisions from preoperative planning using REFLECT Complex to surgical execution. Intricacies of managing large glenoid bone defects, humeral bone deficiencies, instability with arthroplasty, and managing infections will be discussed.
Come and join our experienced global faculty sharing their large revision experience. Talk to the biomedical engineers, who have developed the platform and are working with complex cases on a daily basis.

Moderator: A Gupta (Aus)

Speaker	Topic	Country
A Gupta	REFLECT Complex - Preoperative Planning for Revision Arthroplasty	AUS
R Delaney	Revision of Hemiarthroplasty / TSA to RSA	IRE
L Seebauer	Management of Glenoid Defects in Revision RSA	GER
A Ekelund	Periprosthetic Fractures in RSA	SWE
A Gupta	Single Stage Revision of RSA	AUS

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Time: 12:50h – 14:20h
Room: Liffey Meeting - Room 2
Title: Total Shoulder Arthroplasty: Encompassing treatment options beginning with pre-operative planning through to complex reverse TSA
Details:
Arthrex welcomes participants to a dedicated workshop session where expert faculty will guide participants through various, contemporary techniques encompassing total shoulder arthroplasty. Various topics will be covered including the use and execution of preoperative planning, >50° severely retroverted glenoids and proximal humeral fracture reconstruction

Moderator: P. Moroder (DE)

Speaker	Topic	Country
P. Moroder	Why I need to consider posture when planning Total Shoulder Arthroplasty.	CH
D. Petre	Implementing the Virtual Implant PlanningTM technology for aTSA and rTSA into my practice.	BE
A. Hachem	My current results in treating Proximal Humerus Fracture with the Univers Revers 135° System	ES
P. Raiss	rTSA – How I approach a 48° retroverted glenoid in rTSA using the MGS.	DE
P. Moroder	My experience with the Arthrex Stemless EclipseTM prosthesis and its long term survivorship data.	CH

Time: 12:50h – 14:20h
Room: Liffey Hall 1
Title: The Athlete’s Shoulder Instability
Details:
A comprehensive overview from SLAP, Biceps…over to new techniques.

Understanding the dynamics of shoulder instability in each patient is not easy but almost as key as finding the right surgical treatment if necessary. And when it comes to treat elite athletes, the pressure may be higher.
In this CONMED Lunch Workshop Session our Faculties, Dr. Clara Azevedo and Prof. Giuseppe Porcellini, lead by Prof. Alex Castagna will help all put some light at the dark, release some of this pressure and make us enjoy about many options to treat Shoulder Instability.

Prof. Alessandro Castagna (Italy)
Dr. Clara Azevedo (Portugal)
Prof. Giuseppe Porcellini (Italy

Time: 12:50h – 14:20h
Room: Wicklow Meeting Room 1
Title: The Future Meets the Present: How Smart Solutions Can Improve Shoulder Surgery
Details:
Do you ever wish you could predict the future? During this workshop our distinguished surgeon panel will share their experiences with the latest Exactech technologies to improve patient outcomes and to make their practices more efficient in both the inpatient and outpatient settings.

Topics discussed:
• navigated stemless surgery
• unique treatment options for difficult cases with proximal humeral bone loss
• data-driven technologies like preoperative planning, navigation and machine learning

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The didactic presentations will be followed by personal exchanges with the panel for a hands-on approach to Exactech’s smart shoulder solutions.

Moderation:
• Dr. Samuel Antuña (Spain)

Speaker	Topic	Country
Sven Lichtenberg	When do I use a Stemless Shoulder?	DE
Jay King	Treatment solutions for difficult Glenoids	USA
Rémi Charvet	Smart technology featuring Equinoxe Planning App & machine learning	FR
Samuel Antuña	Hitting the Bullseye! Use of GPS in aTSA and rTSA – Clinical Results	ES
Stephen Parada	Surgical cases with the Humeral Reconstruction Prosthesis	USA

Time: 12:50h – 14:20h
Room: Wicklow Meeting Room 2
Title: Shoulder replacement in the younger patient
Details:
“Shoulder replacement in the younger patient is an increasingly common scenario. Challenges include heightened patient expectation, durability of prosthesis and revision options. There have been significant improvements in terms of understanding of pathoanatomy, three-dimensional imaging and pre-operative planning. Prosthetic design in this patient group has evolved with advances in bone preservation, better soft tissue management and more durable bearing surfaces. In this workshop we explore arthroplasty options in the challenging group of patients.” [Hannan Mullett]

Chair: Hannan Mullett (UK)

Speaker	Topic	Country
Vipul Patel	Different treatment options for younger patients	UK
Sumit Raniga	How can biomechanical and kinematic knowledge from an advanced in-vitro cadaveric shoulder simulator enhance arthroplasty?	Australia
Alexander Berth	Modern implants in aTSA for younger patients	Germany
Marc Falworth	How to manage a failed aTSA in a younger patient	UK

Time: 12:50h – 14:20h
Room: Liffey Meeting - Room 3
Title: Redefining healing potential in rotator cuff repair
Details:
This workshop is dedicated to rotator cuff repair and focused on REGENETEN, HEALICOIL and REGENESORB. During the workshop faculties will present the clinical evidence that supports these products and will discuss clinical cases on full and partial thickness tears.

Faculty:
Prof Markus Scheibel - Germany
Dr Brad Bushnell - US
Dr Miguel Ruiz-Iban - Spain
Dr Thibault Lafosse - France

Time: 12:50h – 14:20h
Room: Ecocem Room
Title: Shoulder fractures - to nail to plate or to reconstruct and how?
Details:
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30 SECEC-ESSSE CONGRESS - Dublin, Ireland - September 7-9, 2022

30 SECEC-ESSSE CONGRESS - Dublin, Ireland - September 7-9, 2022

30 SECEC-ESSSE CONGRESS - Dublin, Ireland - September 7-9, 2022

Lunch Workshops - Thursday September 8th