SECEC2022

Time: 13:05h - 14:35h
Room: Liffey Meeting - Room 2
Title: The Cutting Edge of Suture Technology in Shoulder Repair
Details:
Join our workshop to learn more about latest cutting-edge technologies that will help you treat your patients better. Showcasing in-depth presentations and discussions, new surgical techniques and lessons learned around shoulder instability, rotator cuff, AC-joint and shoulder fractures, take the opportunity to interact and engage with our esteemed faculty.

Moderator: P. Moroder (DE)

Speaker	Topic	Country
P. Moroder	Benefits of Knotless Tensionable Repairs in Shoulder Instability	CH
P. Raiss	How to Tailor My Cuff Repairs to My Patient's Need	DE
F. Haasters	AC Joint Reconstruction Using Knotless AC TightRope	DE
A. Hachem	FiberTape® Cerclage Upper Extremity Applications	ES

Time: 13:05h - 14:35h
Room: Liffey Hall 2
Title: Massive Cuff Tear – Where are we in 2022? Repair or Replace? A case based discussion
Details:
Rotator cuff pathology remains a complex indication. Deciding the proper treatment depends on many factors. Join us for a case-based discussion with Prof. Emilio Calvo and Dr. Anders Ekelund.

They will explore the complex rotator cuff pathologies and treatment options to help you in your daily practice.

Speakers: A. Ekelund (Sweden) & E. Calvo (Spain)

Time: 13:05h - 14:35h
Room: Wicklow Hall 1
Title: Balancing Reverse Total Shoulder Arthroplasty – 20 Years of Evolution
Details:
From Grammont design to current surgical practice has been a long journey of surgeon experience and implant design changes. This panel discussion focuses upon the challenges faced in Reverse Total Shoulder Arthroplasty and how implant designs have evolved over the past 20 years to improve patient outcomes. This international group of highly experienced surgeons share the research, their experience and some thoughts on the future of RSA.

Event Speakers:
Prof. Alessandro Castagna – Italy
Dr. med. Jens Agneskirchner – Germany
Prof. Fernando Marco – Spain
Mr. Mark Crowther - UK

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Time: 13:05h - 14:35h
Room: Liffey Meeting - Room 3
Title: Redefining peak performance in shoulder instability
Details:
This workshop is dedicated to complex instability and focused on Arthroscopic Latarjet and Bone Block procedures performed with ENDOBUTTON fixation. During the workshop faculties will present the clinical evidence that supports these procedures and will discuss clinical cases.

Faculty:
Prof Pascal Boileau - France
Prof Przemyslaw Lubiatowski - Poland
Mr Graham Tytherleigh-Strong - UK

Time: 13:05h - 14:35h
Room: Liffey Hall 1
Title: Management of the Massive Rotator Cuff Tear: The Complete Approach
Details:
Join our esteemed faculty as they discuss treatment options

Speakers:
Prof. Guiseppe Porcellini - Italy
Dr. Joaquin Sánchez-Sotelo - Spain
Dr. Ruth Delaney - Ireland
Prof. Markus Scheibel - Germany

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

Lunch Workshops - Wednesday September 7th

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