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CME credits
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1st European Workshop
on Ligaments
and Tendons
EWL&T
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State of the art and future directions
Arezzo, Italy
October 19th – 20th 2013
Presidents:
Maurilio Marcacci
Mitsuo Ochi
Scientific Committee
Anastasios Georgoulis (Chair)
Auro Caraffa (Co-Chair)
Mario Lamontagne (Co-Chair)
Pierluigi Antinolfi
Paolo Avanzi
Massimo Berruto
Roberto Buda
Alessandro Castagna
Fabio Catani
Pio Conti
Andrea Foglia
Enrico Gervasi
Antonio Gigante
Francesco Giron
Stefano Gumina
Milan Handl
Bernardo Innocenti
VincenzoMadonna
Claudio Mazzola
Giuseppe Milano
Biagio Moretti
Giuseppe M. Peretti
Fabrizio Ponteggia
Pietro Randelli
Mario Ronga
Vincenzo Salini
Faculty
Alessandro Amanti
Pierluigi Antinolfi
Paolo Avanzi
Aluena Battaglioli
Paolo Baudi
Massimo Berruto
Stefano Brué
Roberto Buda
Roberto Buzzi
Angelo Cacchio
Vittorio Calvisi
Gian Luigi Canata
Rodolfo Capanna
Auro Caraffa
Alessandro Castagna
Giuliano Cerulli
Paolo Cherubino
Pio Conti
Giuseppe Criscenti
Pierluigi Cuomo
Angelo De Carli
Mahmut N. Doral
Carlo Fabbriciani
Lamberto Felli
Andrea Ferretti
Andrea Foglia
Francesco Franceschi
Marco Freddolini
Nicoletta Gagliano
Michele Gemignani
Anastasios Georgoulis
Sandro Giannini
Antonio Gigante
Marco Giordano
Francesco Giron
Giulio Guido
Stefano Gumina
Milan Handl
Jose Huylebroek
Bernardo Innocenti
Massimo Innocenti
Catherine Kuo
Mario Lamontagne
Vincenzo Madonna
Nicola Maffulli
Giulia Mantovani
Matteo Mantovani
Maurilio Marcacci
Giuseppe Milano
Giuseppe Monetti
Biagio Moretti
Atsuo Nakamae
Mitsuo Ochi
Rocco Papalia
Luigi Adriano Pederzini
Andrea Pellegrini
Giuseppe M. Peretti
Dario Perugia
Silvia Pianigiani
Giacomo Placella
Fabrizio Ponteggia
Pietro Randelli
Per Renström
Organizing Committee
Topics
Giuliano Cerulli
Savio SL-Y. Woo
Matteo M. Tei
Andrea Speziali
Giacomo Placella
1. Basic science
2. Diagnosis and treatment
3. Rehabilitation and Biomechanical Evaluation
Francesco Manfreda
David Lamiche
Gianni Sereni
Giulia Vestrini
Leonardo Zingoni
Location:
Arezzo Congress Center
Via L. Spallanzani, 23 - Arezzo
Giuseppe Rinonapoli
Mario Ronga
Claudio Rovesta
Raul Saggini
Vincenzo Salini
Alfredo Schiavone Panni
Gabriele Severini
Matteo M. Tei
Erik Witvrouw
Savio L-Y. Woo
Vincenzo Visco
Maria C. Vulpiani
Stefano Zaffagnini
Giacomo Zanon
Raul Zini
Claudio Zorzi
1st European Workshop
on Ligaments and Tendons
07.30-08.30 Registration
08.30-08.45 Welcome - G. Cerulli, M. Marcacci, M. Ochi
Introduction to Lectures - Session Chair: P. Cherubino
08.45-09.00 Paolo Aglietti’s Lecture: Over 30 Years of Experience in ACL Reconstruction - R. Buzzi
09.00-09.15 Lamberto Perugia’s Lecture: ACL Reconstruction, intuition and Contribution of Professor and his Fellows - A. Ferretti
1st Session
Basic science Part I
Session Chairs: M. Handl, G. M. Peretti
09.15-09.25 The Biological Tropism between Synovia and Cartilage - M. N. Doral
09.25-09.33 Anatomical Studies on the ACL Insertion: our Experience - F. Giron
09.33-09.41 Is Tibial Footprint Pattern a Possible Risk Factor for the Anterior Cruciate Ligament injury?
A. Amanti, E. Sebastiani, G. Placella, A. Speziali, M. M. Tei, G. Cerulli
09.41-09.49 Mechanical Characterization of Cruciate And Collateral Ligaments of Human Knee
S. Pianigiani, P. Antinolfi, W. Pascale, G. Cerulli, B. Innocenti
09.49-09.57 Histological Features of Semitendinosus Autograft after Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction
in an Immature Rabbit Model
M. Giordano, F. Falciglia, A.G. Aulisa, A. Poggiaroni, P. Savignoni, V. Guzzanti
09.57-10.07 Discussion
10.10-10.30 Coffee Break
1st Session
Basic science Part II
Session Chairs: M.N. Doral, V. Salini
10.30-10.42 ACL Tear - Why is it still the Most Intriguing Injury in Sport? - P. Renström
10.42-10.54 ACL Healing; Biological and Mechanical Augmentation - S. L-Y. Woo
10.54-11.06 Augmentation (Stem Cells, PRP) for Tendon and Ligament Healing - C. Kuo
11.06-11.16 Tendon and Ligament: Basic Concepts and the Potential from Tissue Engineering Strategies
G. M. Peretti, C. Sosio, M. Melato, M. Domenicucci, M. Agnoletto
11.16-11.26 Biological Scaffolds for Tendon and Ligament Repair: New Trend
A. Gigante, A. Aloisi, A. Busilacchi
11.26-11.36 Study of Porcine Dermal Collagen Repair Patch in Morpho-Functional Recovery of the Rotator Cuff after Minimum
Follow-Up 2.5 Years - G. Guido
11.36-11.46 Tendons: not Just a Piece of String - N. Maffulli
11.46-11.56 Discussion
11.56-12.46 Re-Live ACL - C. Fabbriciani, L. Felli
12.46-13.46 Lunch
2 Session
nd
Basic Science & Treatment
Session Chairs: A. Georgoulis, M. Innocenti
13.46-13.58 Graft Choice in ACL Surgery : Which Graft for which Athlete? - J. Huylebroek
13.58-14.08 Does Manual Drilling Improve Healing of Bone-Hamstring Tendon Graft in Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction?
A Histological Study in a Rabbit Model
M. M. Tei, A. Speziali, M. Sbaraglia, G. Placella, P. Antinolfi, G. Cerulli
14.08-14.18 Anatomical ACL Reconstruction: Anatomy Drives Function - L. Pederzini
14.18-14.26 Anatomic All-Inside ACL Reconstruction: Surgical Technique and Results
R. Buda, A. Ruffilli, M. Cavallo, G. Pagliazzi, M. Baldassarri, E. Ferranti, S. Natali, S. Giannini
EWL&T
Saturday 19th October 2013
14.26-14.36 ACL Reconstruction with the Original "All-Inside" Technique: Biological, Mechanical and Technical Notes
G. Cerulli, M. Tei, A. Speziali, G. Placella, P. Antinolfi, F. Vercillo, G. Zamarra, A. Caraffa
14.36-14.46 Anterior Cruciate Ligament Tears Treatment with Allograft: Surgical Indications and Graft Choice.
V. Salini, D. Vanni, A. Pantalone
14.46-14.56 Discussion
3rd Session
Treatment Part I
Session Chairs: M. N. Doral, V. Madonna
14.56-15.06 Selective Postero-Lateral Band Reconstruction of Anterior Cruciate Ligament: What Else? - V. Calvisi
15.06-15.14 Anatomic ACL Reconstruction Using Distally Inserted Doubled Hamstrings Tendons: Surgical Technique and Results
R. Buda, A. Ruffilli, G. Pagliazzi, M. Baldassarri, E. Ferranti, F. Castagnini, S. Natali, S. Giannini
15.14-15.22 Clinical Outcomes and Second-Look Arthroscopic Evaluation after Anterior Cruciate Ligament Augmentation: Comparison
with Single and Double-Bundle Reconstruction
A. Nakamae, M. Ochi
15.22-15.34 Arthroscopic Management of the Ileo-Psoas Tendon - R. Zini
15.34-15.46 Tendon Lesions around the Ankle
S. Giannini, D. Luciani, A. Ruffilli, S. Smeraldi
15.46-15.54 Surgical Treatment for Chronic Achilles Tendinopathy of the Midportion: Prospective Study Comparing Soleus Transfert
Versus Longitudinal Tenotomies
G. Zanon, M. Marullo, F. Benazzo
15.54-16.04 Discussion
16.04-16.34 Coffee Break
3rd Session
Treatment Part II
Session Chairs: S. L-Y. Woo, S. Zaffagnini
16.34-16.42 Anatomical Measurements of the Medial Patellofemoral Ligament: a Human Cadaveric Study
G. Placella, E. Sebastiani, M.M. Tei , A. Speziali, C. Mazzola, G. Criscenti, P. Antinolfi, G. Cerulli
16.42-16.50 Does MPFL Reconstruction alter Patella Femoral Mechanics? A Pilot Study
P. Antinolfi, G. Gervasi, A. Speziali, M. Tei, G. Placella, S. Pianigiani, W. Pascale, B. Innocenti, G. Cerulli
16.50-17.02 MPFL Reconstruction - 20 Years Experience - M. Ochi
17.02-17.12 MPFL Reconstruction: a New Technique
C. Zorzi, V. Madonna, D. Screpis, G. Piovan
17.12-17.22 Discussion
4th Session
Treatment & Basic Science Part I
Session Chairs: G. Cerulli, D. Perugia
17.22-17.34 Reconstruction with Massive Tendon/Bone Allograft for Extensor Knee Mechanism Disruption - R. Capanna
17.34-17.42 Knee Reconstruction with an Allograft-Prosthesis Composite Implant and Direct Tendon to Tendon Suture after
Intra-Articular Proximal Tibia Resection
P. Cuomo, D.A. Campanacci, N. Mondanelli, S. Puccini, F. Frenos, R. Capanna
17.42-17.54 What is the Aetiology of Femoroacetabular Impingement: Bone Deformity or Soft Tissues - M. Lamontagne
17.54-18.04 Biomechanical and Anatomical Characteristics of the Teres Major, an Alternative to the Latissmus Dorsi for Massive Cuff Tears
C. Rovesta
18.04-18.14 Discussion
18.14-19.14 Re-live Rotator Cuff - P. Avanzi, P. Randelli
1st European Workshop
on Ligaments and Tendons
4th Session
Treatment & Basic Science Part II
Session Chairs: G. Rinonapoli, S. Brué
08.30-08.38 Endothelial Dysfunction can be a Risk Factor for Rotator Cuff Tendinopathy?
R. Papalia, L. Moro, F. Franceschi, S. Vasta, E. Albo, N. Maffulli, V. Denaro
08.38-08.46 Rotator Cuff Repair with a New Arthroscopic Transosseous Technique: Sharc-FT
P. Baudi, M. Verdano, G. Campochiaro, G. Leo, F. Serafini, F. Catani
08.46-08.54 Finite Element Analysis in Rotator Cuff Repair: 3D Virtual Prediction of the Repair Effect and Direct Practical Implications
M. Mantovani, P. Baudi, G. Campochiaro, G. Leo, M. Rebuzzi, F. Catani
08.54-09.02 Ex Vivo Testing: Experimental Benchmark in Massive Tears between Sharc-FT and Anchors
A. Pellegrini, M. Verdano, P. Baudi, F. Ceccarelli
09.02-09.10 Sharc-FT Rotator Cuff Repair for a New Transosseous Suture Technique: 24 Months of Follow Up
M. Rebuzzi, P. Baudi, M.A. Verdano, G. Campochiaro, A. Pellegrini, F. Ceccarelli, F. Catani
09.10-09.20 Discussion
4th Session
Treatment & Basic Science Part III
Session Chairs: J. Huylebroek, A. Gigante
09.20-09.28 Are Platelet Rich Plasma Injections Effectiveness after Arthroscopic Rotator Cuff Tear Repair?
R. Papalia, F. Franceschi, B. Zampogna, L. Diaz Balzani, N. Maffulli, V. Denaro
09.28-09.36 Outcomes of Tenodesis of the Long Head of the Biceps Tendon more than 3 Months after Rupture
A. Speziali, P. J. McMahon, G. Cerulli
09.36-09.46 Anatomic Primary Repair of the Biceps Tendon at the Elbow With a Mini-Invasive Techniques in Athletes
G.L. Canata
09.46-09.56 Discussion
5th Session
Basic science & Rehabilitation Part I
Session Chairs: G. Cerulli, A. Caraffa
09.56-10.08 The Function of Tendons, and Implications for Prevention by Stretching - E. Witvrouw
10.08-10.18 Elastosonography in the Study of Muscle-Tendon Pathology - G. Monetti
10.18-10.28 Gene Expression and Protein Analysis in Ruptured Human Achilles Tendons: a Comparison between Ruptured and
Healthy Area of the Same Tendon
M. Ronga, E. Karousou, D. Vigetti, A. Passi, P. Cherubino, N. Maffulli
10.28-10.38 Discussion
10.38-11.08 Coffee Break
5th Session
Basic science & Rehabilitation Part II
Session Chairs: P. Antinolfi, R. Saggini
11.08-11.18 Extracellular Matrix Remodeling and Collagen Turnover Related Pathways in Cultured Human Tenocytes after
Ciprofloxacin Administration
N. Gagliano, M.C. D’Agostino, S. Respizzi
11.18-11.28 The Biological Effects of the Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy on Human Tendon-Derived Tenocytes
M. C. Vulpiani, V. Visco, M. Vetrano, A. Ferretti, M.R. Torrisi
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11.28-11.38 Diagnosis and Prognosis of Patellar Tendinophaty in Athletes
M. Gemignani, F. Busoni
11.38-11.48 ACL Injuries: Rehabilitation Criteria
F. Ponteggia, A. Battaglioli, F. Chiechi
11.48-11.58 Discussion
11.58-12.58 Re-live MPFL - A. Schiavone Panni, M. Ochi
12.58-13.58 Lunch
6th Session
Rehabilitation
Session Chairs: A. Caraffa, F. Ponteggia
13.58-14.08 Mid and Long Term Biological and Functional Response in Tendon Injuries after ESWT Treatment
R. Saggini, R.G. Bellomo
14.08-14.18 Shoulder Impingement : from Clinical Evidence to Practice. Myths and Truth of Rehabilitation
G. Severini, M. Bartoli
14.18-14.28 Groin Pain in Athletes: Update on Evidence Based Rehabilitation - A Foglia
14.28-14.38 Proximal Hamstring Tendinopathy: Current Concepts - A. Cacchio
14.38-14.46 Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) Reconstruction and Return to Sport Activity: Postural Control as the Key to Success
R. Papalia, F. Franceschi, A. Tecame, S. Vasta, N. Maffulli, V. Denaro
14.46-14.56 Discussion
7th Session
Biomechanical Evaluation & Rehabilitation
Session Chairs: B. Innocenti, A. Georgoulis
14.56-15.04 Electromechanical Delay of the Knee Flexors Muscles after Anterior Cruciate Ligaments Reconstruction using
Semitendinosus or Gracilis Tendons
A. Battaglioli, F. Chiechi, M. Freddolini, A. Georgoulis, G. Cerulli
15.04-15.12 Lower Limbs Biomechanics and Muscle Activation in Male and Female Athletes at Different Heights of Landing
G. Mantovani, M. Lamontagne
15.12-15.20 Quantitative Biomechanical Measures to evaluate Function and Strength after Anterior Cruciate Ligament
Reconstruction in Different Rehabilitation Stages
M. Freddolini, A. Battaglioli, F. Chiechi, E. De Canonico, V. Licausi, M. Lamontagne
15.20-15.28 Correlation between Geometrical Parameters of Hip Deformity and Muscle Activity During Squatting
G. Mantovani, M. Lamontagne
15.28-16.28 Re-live: Latissimus Dorsi - A. Castagna, A. De Carli
16.28-16.38 Discussion
16.38-17.08 Post Activity Questionnaire for CME Credits
17.08-17.23 Closing remarks
How to reach the Congress Venue
The course will be held at the “Arezzo Fiere e Congressi”,
located in Via L. Spallanzani, 23, Arezzo.
By car: take the Autostrada del Sole “A1” highway, turn
off at the Arezzo exit and follow the signs for “ArezzoBibbiena-Sansepolcro”. After about 5 km, turn right onto
Via Luigi Galvani and continue for approx. 500 mt then turn
left onto Via Lebole. Take the underpass and turn left onto
Via Fratelli Lumiere and go right. After 200 mt you will find
“Arezzo Fiere e Congressi”.
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credits for the following health professionals: Orthopaedic
Trauma specialists, Sports Medicine specialists,
Rheumatologists, Physiatrists, Physiotherapists, Massage
Therapists in accordance with the objective criteria as of
the State-Region Agreement of 5 November 2009 and for
the approved accreditation by the National Commission for
Continuing Education on 13 January 2010.
To obtain the CME credits it is necessary to:
• participate in the pre-assessment (by the Scientific Director)
• attend the entire education program (100% attendance which will be verified
on the attendance sheet)
• pass the final practical test
• fill out the course evaluation form completely as it is compulsory in order to
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