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FINAL PROGRAMME

16th European Congress ofTrauma & Emergency SurgeryMay 10 – 12, 2015Amsterdam, The Netherlands – RAI

Save lives, share knowledge

Organised by European Society for Trauma & Emergency Surgery Nederlandse Vereniging voor Traumachirurgie

www.estesonline.org

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Table of Contents

TABLE OF CONTENTSWelcome Message – ESTES President ..............................................................................2Welcome Message – Congress President .........................................................................3Organisation & Committees ...............................................................................................4Pre-Congress Courses...........................................................................................................4Acknowledgement of Societies ..........................................................................................5ESTES Board of Directors ...................................................................................................6ESTES Extraordinary General Assembly ...........................................................................7ESTES General Assembly .....................................................................................................8ESTES International Village .................................................................................................9Scientific Programme Information .................................................................................. 10Speaker / Chairperson Information ................................................................................ 11Programme at a Glance – Sunday, May 10, 2015 ........................................................ 13Programme at a Glance – Monday, May 11, 2015 ...................................................... 14Programme at a Glance – Tuesday, May 12, 2015 ...................................................... 15Scientific Programme ......................................................................................................... 16

Sunday, May 10, 2015 ............................................................................................ 16Monday, May 11, 2015 .......................................................................................... 31Tuesday, May 12, 2015 .......................................................................................... 48

Poster Index ......................................................................................................................... 61Important Addresses ........................................................................................................120Registration ........................................................................................................................121Official Networking Programme ....................................................................................123General Information Congress .......................................................................................126General Information Amsterdam ...................................................................................127Industry Supported Sessions ..........................................................................................132

Sunday, May 10, 2015 ..........................................................................................132Monday, May 11, 2015 ........................................................................................132Tuesday, May 12, 2015 ........................................................................................133

Sponsor Acknowledgements ..........................................................................................134Exhibition............................................................................................................................135Exhibition Floor Plan .......................................................................................................136Invited Faculty Index ........................................................................................................137Authors Index ....................................................................................................................140Floorplan Level 0 ...............................................................................................................166Floorplan Level 1 ...............................................................................................................167

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Welcome Message

WELCOMEMESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

Dear friends, dear colleagues,It is my great pleasure to welcome you on behalf of the European Society for Trauma and Emer-gency Surgery to the 16th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery in Amsterdam. The congress president Roelf Breederveld and his local organising team as well as the ESTES sec-tions have made a great effort in organising a scientific programme that covers all the multiple fa-cets of ESTES including skeletal and visceral trauma, non-trauma emergency surgery, and disaster and military medicine. In addition, the programme covers topics that are important in further deve-loping our understanding, such as epidemiology, registries, innovations and evidence based care.

This 16th ESTES congress in Amsterdam is in fact the 8th meeting with a unified ESTES framework that started in Budapest in 2008, followed by Antalya 2009, Brussels 2010, Milan 2011, Basel 2012, Lyon in 2013, and Frankfurt in 2014. By coincidence the series of the first seven meetings of our parent societies, EATES and ETS, started in 1995, and in 2007 during the “dating period” we had a joint meeting in Graz. Over the years the congress format has been more or less standardized and both the ESTES Board as well as the local organisers have made great efforts in order to be able to offer interesting, updated, and relevant information to our members and participants.

In view of the constantly increasing membership – individual and institutional – of ESTES it has been a challenge to accommodate the various and sometimes very variable interests of our members, but looking back at the achievements it is fair to say that we have succeeded quite well, thanks to the flexibility and open-mindedness of our members. Furthermore, ESTES has formulated important educational and policy links with other international societies including the World Trauma Coalition.

ESTES works in many areas and especially the educational activities of the ESTES sections pro-vide several courses in their respective fields. This activity will continue to improve and hopefully the input of the recently generated ESTES Education Committee will increase the pedagogical level of these courses. Furthermore, ESTES participates in many advocacy projects both within and outside the European Union, and is becoming the institutional representative of acutely ill or injured surgical patients towards political and administrative institutions. Our word counts!

Although ESTES works every day the highlight of the year is always the annual congress. Besides acquiring scientific knowledge, it is the place to meet colleagues, formulate new friendships, and make plans for the future. Even with the modern video conference technology and on-line meeting opportunities, an event where you can meet your colleagues face-to-face, be it in the lecture hall, during a coffee break or dinner, or at the bar, is still the most enjoyable way to in-teract. I hope this congress in Amsterdam will fulfil your expectations and provide you with new strength, ideas and wisdom in helping you to care for your patients. I personally want to extend my warmest welcome and look forward to many fruitful exchanges in Amsterdam!

Ari Leppäniemi, ESTES President

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Welcome Message

SAVE LIVES – SHARE KNOWLEDGEDear colleagues, dear friends,It is a great honor to welcome you to the 16th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery in Amsterdam, capital city of The Netherlands. The leading theme of this congress is:

„Save lives - share knowledge“

Colleagues of all over the national ESTES member societies in Europe and also from the other continents will share their knowledge in over 80 sessions during three days.

In instructional lecture courses, keynote sessions, case presentations and poster sessions, the state of the art in emergency and trauma surgery will be presented.

With special interest for these topics: — Military and Disaster medicine: disaster preparedness — Skeletal trauma: Fragility Fractures, Pediatric Fractures, Sports Injuries, Spine and Pelvic Injury — Emergency Surgery, Burn Care — Abdominal, Thoracic and Visceral trauma. Pancreatitis and Pancreatic trauma — Evidence based trauma care, Epidemiology, Trauma registration systems — Innovations, New techniques, Minimal invasive surgery — Bleeding control, Necrotizing infections — Many other subjects will be addressed

Furthermore there are several pre-course organised such as: Definitive Surgical Trauma Care (DSTC), Modular Ultra Sound Estes Course (MUSEC), and the Emergency Management of Severe Burns course.

During the sessions there will be time for discussion to share knowledge. During the social events there are several possibilities for renewing contacts and exchanging experiences between colle-agues from all over the world. I am very grateful that so many experienced and young less expe-rienced colleagues in the Netherlands supported the organisation of this powerful event, some with creative ideas, and some by investing a lot of time and effort to affect these ideas. The 16th European congress of trauma and Emergency Surgery is organised by the European Society for Trauma and Emergency Surgery (ESTES) in close cooperation with the Dutch Trauma Society of which a lot of the members were active in the organisation. Amsterdam as a well-known city offers a lot of history, culture and amusement and this shopping paradise will especially in the evenings put a spell on you! The famous canals, the international atmosphere and the high-quality museums, theatres and historic buildings are offering many opportunities to relax and enjoy during your stay. Moreover the hundreds of restaurants in the city guarantee a lovable and pleasant week for you.

I am honored and proud to meet you in Amsterdam!

Roelf Breederveld, Congress president

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Organisation & Committees

ORGANISATION & COMMITTEES CONGRESS PRESIDENTRoelf S. Breederveld – Beverwijk, The Netherlands

ORGANISING COMMITTEEKees-Jan Ponsen – Alkmaar, The NetherlandsKlaus W. Wendt – Groningen, The NetherlandsAri Leppäniemi – Helsinki, FinlandPol M. Rommens – Mainz, Germany

PRE-CONGRESS COURSESDSTCMay 6 – 8, 2015 Radboudumc, Nijmegen, The Netherlands

MUSEC (Ultrasonography)May 8 – 9, 2015 Academic Medical Center (AMC)

EMSB (Emergency Management of Severe Burns)May 9, 2015 Academic Medical Center (AMC)

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Acknowledgement of Societies

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF SOCIETIESSpecial thanks to the following societies and organisations which responded to our invitation and contribute to the 16th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery.

PARTICIPATING INTERNATIONAL SOCIETIESATLS in Europe

Austrian Trauma Society

Belgian Trauma Society

Bosnian Trauma Society

Croatian Trauma Society

Croatian Urgent Medicine and Surgery Association

Czech Trauma Society

Finnish Trauma Society

French Emergency Surgery Society

German Trauma Society

Hellenic Society for Trauma & Emergency Surgery

Hungarian Trauma Society

Italian Trauma & Emergency Surgery Society

Lusitanian Association of Trauma and Emergency Surgery / Associação

Netherlands Trauma Society

Norwegian National Advisory Unit on Trauma

Pan-Ukrainian Association of Traumatology and Osteosynthesis

Portuguese Surgical Society

Romanian Society for Trauma & Emergency Surgery

Serbian Trauma Society

Slovakian Trauma Society

Slovenian Association of Surgeons

Slovenian Society of Trauma Surgeons

Spanish Surgeons Association

Swedish Trauma Association

Swiss Society of General Surgery and Traumatology

Swiss Trauma Society

Turkish Society of Orthopedics & Traumatology

Turkish Association for Trauma & Emergency Surgery

SUPPORTING SOCIETIESArbeitsgemeinschaft für Osteosynthesefragen (AOTrauma)

Deutsche Gesellschaft für Unfallchirurgie (DGU)

European Federation of National Associations of Orthopaedics and Traumatology (EFORT)

European Federation of National Associations of Orthopaedic Sports Traumatology (EFOST)

European Transplant Coordinators Organization (ETCO)

Gerhard Küntscher Society

Netherlands Orthopaedic Association (NVOT)

Nederlandse Vereniging voor Arthroscopie (NVA)

The American Association for the Surgery of Trauma (AAST)

The European Bone & Joint Infection Society (EBJIS)

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ESTES Board of Directors

ESTES BOARD OF DIRECTORS ESTES EXECUTIVE BOARD

ESTES President 2014–2015Leppäniemi Ari – Helsinki, Finland

President ElectPape Hans-Christoph – Aachen, Germany

General SecretaryRommens Pol M. – Mainz, Germany

Past PresidentLeenen Luke – Utrecht, The Netherlands

Vice PresidentVoiglio Eric – Lyon, France

TreasurerKurihara Hayato – Milan, Italy

Editor-in-chief (EJTES)Marzi Ingo – Frankfurt, Germany

SECTION CHAIRS & CO-CHAIRS

Emergency Surgery Tilsed Jonathan – Beverley, United KingdomShamiyeh Andreas – Linz, Austria

Disaster & Military SurgeryBemelman Mike – Utrecht, The NetherlandsHreckovski Boris – Slavonski Brod, Croatia

Skeletal Trauma and Sports MedicineWendt Klaus – Groningen, The NetherlandsKeel Marius – Berne, Switzerland

Visceral TraumaVassiliu Pantelis – Haidari, GreeceNaess Pal Aksel – Oslo, Norway

NATIONAL DELEGATESBaker Andrew – Durban, South AfricaBakota Bore – Karlovac, CoratiaBeuran Mircea – Bucharest, RomaniaCretnik Andrej – Maribor, SloveniaGaarder Christine – Oslo, NorwayGavrankapetanovic Ismet – Sarajevo, Bosnia and HerzegovinaHandolin Lauri – Helsinki, FinlandHeim Dominik – Frutigen, SwitzerlandHreckovski Boris – Slavonski Brod, CroatiaJosten Christoph – Leipzig, GermanyKalashnikov Andriy – Kiev, UkraineKdolsky Richard – Vienna, AustriaKomadina Radko – Celje, SloveniaMartinez Casas Isidro – Barcelona, SpainMesquita Carlos – Coimbra, PortugalMitkovic Milorad B – Nis, SerbiaNijs Stefaan – Leuven, BelgiumPlatz Andreas – Zurich, SwitzerlandPons Francois – Clamart, FranceRamos Pedro – Funchal, PortugalRiddez Louis – Linköping, SwedenSchipper Inger – Leiden, The NetherlandsSimko Peter – Bratislava, SlovakiaStergiopoulos Spiros – Athens, GreeceVarga Endre – Szeged, HungaryWendsche Peter – Zidlochovice, Czech Repu-blic Yanar Hakan – Istanbul, TurkeyZago Mauro – Milan, Italy

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ESTES Extraordinary General Assembly

ESTES EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL ASSEMBLYMONDAY, MAY 11, 2015 FROM 12:45 – 13:45Location: Room E102 RAI Congress Center Amsterdam, The Netherlands

1. Opening and welcome2. Approval of the agenda3. Approval of the minutes of the General Assembly on October 31, 2014,

in Berlin, Germany4. Election of Daniela Lenzinger as recording secretary 5. Change of Bylaws6. Closing remarks

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ESTES General Assembly

ESTES GENERAL ASSEMBLYTUESDAY, MAY 11, 2015 FROM 12:15 - 13:45Location: Room E102 RAI Congress Center Amsterdam, The Netherlands

1. Opening and welcome2. Approval of the agenda3. Election of Daniela Lenzinger as recording secretary4. Presidential report5. Status on change of bylaws6. Report of the secretary general7. Approval of new members & Termination of membership8. Report of the treasurer9. Discharge of the treasurer from his responsibility10. Appointment of the financial committee members for the year 201511. Report of the endorsement committee chairman12. Report of the editor-in-chief of the European Journal of Trauma and Emergency Surgery13. Report of the section chairs

13.1. Disaster & Military Surgery13.2. Emergency Surgery13.3. Skeletal Trauma & Sports Medicine13.4. Visceral Trauma

14. Report of the Education Committee15. Report of the congress president 201516. Election of the president-elect (2015-2016)17. Outlook at future ESTES congresses18. Miscellaneous19. Closing remarks

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ESTES International Village

ESTES SECTION MEETINGS

Disaster & Military SurgerySunday, May 10, 201512:45 – 13:45Room ForumSection Chair: Bemelman MikeVice Chair: Hreckovski Boris

Emergency SurgerySunday, May 10, 201512:55 – 14:00Room E103Section Chair: Tilsed JonathanVice Chair: Shamiyeh Andreas

EJTES EDITORIAL BOARD MEETING Monday, May 11, 201507:30 - 08:30Room D408 / Elicium Building

ESTES INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP

Annual fees: — Regular: € 100 — Doctors in training / non-doctors: € 75

Benefits: — Save up to 22% at the annual congress of the society, including industry exhibition — Register for endorsed courses and meetings at a reduced fee — Receive 6 issues of the European Journal of Trauma and Emergency Surgery, published

by Springer, including the ESTES News — Join one of ESTES’ four specialist sections: Visceral Trauma; Skeletal Trauma & Sports

Medicine; Emergency Surgery; Disaster and Military Surgery — A diploma confirming your individual membership, if requested

For more information visit the ESTES Booth in the Ruby Lounge or check out the website www.estesonline.org

ESTES INTERNATIONAL VILLAGECome in and find out more about the history, milestones and aims of the ESTES member socie-ties! ESTES International Village is located at the Ruby Lounge, 1st floor.

Skeletal Trauma and Sports MedicineSunday, May 10, 201512:45 – 13:45Room E108Section Chair: Wendt KlausVice Chair: Keel Marius

Visceral TraumaMonday, May 11, 201507:30 – 08:30Room E103Section Chair: Vassiliu PantelisVice Chair: Naess Pal Aksel

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Scientific Programme Information

SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME INFORMATIONABSTRACT ONLINE SUPPLEMENTYou will find the abstracts of the 16th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery at the online archive of the European Journal of Trauma and Emergency Surgery.

To access the publications please follow this link: http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00068-015-0515-y

BEST ORAL PRESENTATION & BEST POSTER AWARDSThe three Awards for Best Oral Presentation (of € 1000 / € 500 / free congress registration for ECTES 2016) and the three Best Poster Awards (of € 1000 / € 500 / free congress registration for ECTES 2016) will be presented during the Closing Ceremony on Tuesday, May 12, 2015. Please note that award winners need to be present at the ceremony to be eligible to receive the prize.

CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE Your Certificate of Attendance will be included in your congress materials available at the regis-tration desk.

CME CREDITSThe scientific programme of the 16th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery is accredited by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME) to provide the following CME activity for medical specialists.

The 16th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery have been accredited with 17 CME Credits.

The EACCME is an institution of the European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS), www.uems.net.

EACCME credits are recognised by the American Medical Association towards the Physician‘s Recognition Award (PRA). To convert EACCME credits to AMA PRA category 1 credits, please contact the AMA.

PREVIEW CENTERThe Preview Center is located in room E002 on the ground floor.Staff and equipment will be available to arrange and preview your PowerPoint presentation.Please find more detailed information on the next page.

SCIENTIFIC POSTER AREAAll Scientific Posters can be viewed throughout the congress in the Exhibition Area on the first floor.

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Speaker / Chairperson Information

SPEAKER / CHAIRPERSON INFORMATIONOPENING HOURS SPEAKERS PREVIEW CENTER

— Saturday, May 09, 2015 16:00 – 19:00 — Sunday, May 10, 2015 07:30 – 19:00 — Monday, May 11, 2015 07:30 – 18:00 — Tuesday, May 12, 2015 07:30 – 14:30

IF YOU ARE A CHAIRPERSON1. Please locate your session room in due time. Please be at your session room at least 15

minutes prior to the start of the session.2. We may remind you that speakers need to strictly observe the time schedule. Panelists

should not speak before they are recognised by the chair and must first clearly state their name, institution and country of origin.

3. Please fill in the questionnaire which will be handed to you after the respective session.

IF YOU ARE A SPEAKER IN A SESSION1. Please locate your session room in due time. Please be at your Session room at least 15

minutes prior to the start of the session.2. Speakers should deliver and view/check their PowerPoint presentations in 4:3 format

at the Speakers Preview Center (room E002 on the first floor) at least 3 hours prior to the start of the respective session.

3. Please indicate any conflict of interest on the first slide of your presentation.For sessions starting at 08:30, the PowerPoint presentations should be delivered the previous day.

In order to avoid any delays, speakers are kindly requested to hand in their PowerPoint presen-tations on USB. If you bring your own laptop, the presentation will be transferred onsite in the Preview Center.

If you want to bring your own laptop, it is crucial to make this known in the Preview Center three hours in advance for organisational reasons. Speakers are not permitted to take Power-Point presentations directly to the technical assistant in the Session rooms.

Please note that your speaking time as indicated has to be followed strictly: ILC = 15 min, key-note = 12 min, free paper = 6 min. Your remaining speaking time will be displayed during your presentation.

Rest assured that your files will be deleted from the congress server after your presentation.

The best oral presentations will be chosen by a jury and will receive the Best Oral Presentation Awards during the Closing Ceremony on Tuesday, May 12, 2015.

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Speaker / Chairperson Information

IF YOU ARE PRESENTING A POSTERThe Poster area is located in Hall 10.

Each poster will be displayed for the entire duration of the congress. Poster mounting times are on Saturday, May 9, 2015 from 16:00 to 19:00 and on Sunday, May 10, 2015 from 08:30 to 10:00.

Please attach the poster to the board with the corresponding poster placement number and remove it on Tuesday, May 12, 2015, between 14:30 and 17:00; otherwise, the staff will dispose of it.

Pins for mounting the posters will be available in the Poster area. Please note that only these pins may be used to avoid damaging the panel surface.

Out of all submitted posters the 30 best posters were assigned by the Scientific Committee prior the congress. The authors of the 30 best posters were asked to prepare a bullet talk and present it in the Cheese & Wine Sessions. All presenters have been informed prior the congress.

The prizes for the three best posters will be awarded to the winners at the Closing Ceremony, which takes place on Tuesday, May 12, 2015, at 15:30. Please note that award winners need to be present at the ceremony to be eligible to receive the prize.

If you have any questions regarding your poster(s), please do not hesitate to contact the staff at the registration desk.

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08:30 – 10:00 ForumILC - Acute Surgery

TIMING - THE KEY TO EMERGENCY SURGERYChairs: Jonathan Tilsed, Beverly/UK & Eric Voiglio, Lyon/FR

1. Enhanced recovery pathways: do they work in emergency surgery? Carlos Mesquita, Coimbra/PT

2. How to schedule emergency surgery - the Helsinki experience Ari Leppäniemi, Helsinki/FI

3. Peritonitis and septic shock: Is there a role for resuscitative laparotomy? Abe Fingerhut, Paris/FR

4. Second hit surgery: Do we need to optimise immunology and physiology first? Hans-Christoph Pape, Aachen/DE

5. When to call ‚time‘ on age and co-morbidity in the emergency setting? Kjetil Soreide, Stavanger/SE

08:30 – 10:00 E 102ILC - Skeletal trauma and sports

HAND AND WRISTChairs: Niels Schep, Rotterdam/NL & Daniel Rikli, Basel/CH

1. Distal radius fractures in the elderly should be operatively treated Konrad Mader, Bergen/NO

2. Distal radius fractures in the elderly should be conservatively treated Rohit Arora, Innsbruck/AT

3. Criteria for operative treatment in intra-articular fractures Daniel Rikli, Basel/CH

4. What outcome measures should we select? Young versus old patients? Monique Walenkamp, Amsterdam/NL

5. Orchid trial: operative versus conservative treatment of distal radius fractures in the elderly Christoph Bartl, Munich/DE

08:30 – 10:00 E 103Keynote Session

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Chairs: Demetrios Demetriades, Sierra Madre/US & Richard Kdolsky, Vienna/AT

1. Keynote: Current opinion on the indications for Emergency room Thoracotomy Demetrios Demetriades, Sierra Madre/US

2. O001 - Surgical treatment of flail chest with titanium clips. Multicenter study. P. Moreno de la Santa1, U. Loyola2, D. Lardinois3, M. Velasquez4, M.D. Polo1, P. Magdalena1, C. Delgado1, S. Leal1, M.D. Choren1; 1Vigo, ES, 2Toluca, MX, 3Basel, CH, 4Cali, CO

3. O002 - Stabilizing flail chest injuries through minimized approaches to the postero-lateral chest wall – a feasibility study using post mortem human beings S. Schulz-Drost, P. Oppel, S. Grupp, T. Buder, M. Pachowsky, F. Hennig, A. Langenbach; Erlangen, DE

4. O003 - A Prospective Review of Operative Fixation of Rib Fractures in a United Kingdom Major Trauma Centre. D. Melling1, N. Misra2, S. Scott3, S. Scott1, R. Stevenson1, H. Oakley1, A. Spearritt1;1Liverpool, UK, 27al, UK, 3Al, UK

5. O004 - Clamshell thoracotomy and open heart massage - a procedure than can be perfor-med easily by unskilled physicians? R. Krassnig, F. Sommerauer, P. Holweg, E. Tackner, T. Ortner, P. Puchwein; Graz, AT

6. O005 - Stabilizing the “fourth vertebral column“ through anterior sternal plating in verteb-ral spine injuries concomitant to sternal instability S. Grupp, P. Oppel, A. Langenbach, F. Hennig, S. Schulz-Drost; Erlangen, DE

7. O006 - Injury of the chest wall in polytrauma: Incidence, associated injuries, course and outcome - an analysis of 21741 patients registered in the Trauma Registry of the DGU P. Oppel, S. Grupp, A. Mauerer, A. Langenbach, F. Hennig, S. Schulz-Drost; Erlangen, DE

8. O007 - Sternal non-union with chest defect treated with a locking tibial plate and dual mesh membrane. A Case report. T. Malovrh, T. Stupnik, J.M. Kalisnik; Ljubljana, SI

08:30 – 10:00 E 104 + 105ILC - Visceral trauma

INNOVATIONS: UPS AND DOWNSChairs: Pedro Ramos, Funchal/PT & Carl Montan, Stockholm/SE

1. Endovascular techniques in trauma and emergency surgery Carl Montan, Stockholm/SE

2. Sympathetic nervous system reaction: A simple way to evaluate, application in trauma decisions, limitations Ali Foroutan, Shiraz/IR

3. Grafting Thoracic aortic trauma: Long-term complications after (almost) 20-year experience Giannis Kakkisis, Athens/GR

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5. Telemedicine in a trauma network Michael Nerlich, Regensburg/DE

08:30 – 10:00 E 106 + 107ILC - Military and disaster

DISASTER PREPAREDNESSChairs: Boris Hreckovski, Bukovlje/HR & Roelf Breederveld, Beverwijk/NL

1. Disaster classification: Proposal for new system Mike Bemelman, Tilburg/NL

2. Lessons learned, Why we don’t learn Boris Hreckovski, Bukovlje/HR

3. Preparedness for Maritime Disasters Mauricio Lynn, Miami/US

4. Education in disaster management: What we need, what we offer Amir Khorram Manesh, Gotheborg/SE

5. Terrorist attacks on Hospitals: are we ready? The THREATS project Roberto Faccincani, Milan/IT

08:30 – 10:00 E 108AOTrauma Guest Symposium

PER- AND SUBTROCHANTERIC FRACTURE SURGERYChairs: Anna K. Ekman, Gothenburg/SE & Rogier Simmermacher, Utrecht/NL

1. Welcome & Introduction2. Tips and tricks for per- and subtrochanteric fracture surgery

Janos Solyom, Gothenburg/SE3. Complications and some solutions for per- and subtrochanteric fractures

Anders Enocson, Stockholm/SE4. Case – Panel discussion

Anders Enocson, Stockholm/SE; Janos Solyom, Gothenburg/SE; Inger Schipper, Leiden/NL, Mostafa El Moumni, Groningen/NL

5. Questions & Answers

10:30 – 12:00 ForumILC - Skeletal trauma and sports

FRAGILITY FRACTURESChairs: Han Hegeman, Almelo/NL & Radko Komadina, Celje/SI

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1. Ortho geriatric co-management Radko Komadina, Celje/SI

2. Surgical decisions on hip fractures in the elderly Hendrik Palm, Copenhagen/DK

3. Dutch network for geriatric traumatology Han Hegeman, Almelo/NL

4. Carepathway for hip fractures in the elderly: Functional results Elvira Flikweert, Deventer/NL

5. ESTES recommendations on hip fractures Klaus Wendt, Groningen/NL

10:30 – 12:00 E 102Keynote session

ABDOMINAL AND VISCERAL TRAUMA AND DISEASEChairs: Vassiliu Pantelis, Haidari/GR & Carlos Mesquita, Coimbra/PT

1. Keynote: Damage control: Current insights and tricks of the trade Arie van Vugt, Radboud/NL

2. O008 - A 10-year review on renal trauma treatment: comparison of nonoperative versus operative management results. A. Mingoli, E. Migliori, V. Mogini, G. Sgarzini, A. Saracino, B. Cirillo, C. Panzano, C. Modini; Rome, IT

3. O009 - Penetrating splenic injuries: can we save the spleen? R. Spijkerman1, M. Teuben1, F. Hoosain2, L. Taylor3, T. Blokhuis1, T. Hardcastle4, B. Warren2, L. Leenen2; 1Utrecht, NL, 2Cape Town, ZA, 3Johannesburg, ZA, 4Durban, ZA

4. O010 - Does induced Hypothermia improve hepatic damage following major trauma? D. Eschbach1, K. Horst2, J. Andruszkow2, M. Sassen2, J. Mohr1, F. Debus1, N. Vogt3, K. Schöller3, T. Steinfeldt1, H. Wulf1, S. Ruchholtz1, M. Frink1; 1Marburg, DE, 2Aachen, DE,3Giessen, DE

5. O011 - Incidence and management of initial and delayed CT scan blush in blunt splenic trauma: a prospective study. L. Chastang1, T. Bège2, S. Alonso1, S. Bastide1, M. Prudhomme1, A. Herrero1, F. Guil-lon3, D. Bono4, E. Nini5, T. Buisson6, G. Carbonnel7, L. Passebois8, C. Vacher9, M.C. Le Moine1;1Nimes, FR, 2Marseille, FR, 3Montpellier, FR, 4Perpignan, FR, 5Carcassonne, FR, 6Narbonne, FR, 7Mende, FR, 8Bèziers, FR, 9Sète, FR

6. O012 - The diagnostic and therapeutic utilisation of laparoscopy for occult diaphragm injury following penetrating thoracoabdominal trauma N. D‘Souza1, G. Laing2, J. Bruce2, D. Clarke2; 1Portsmouth, UK, 2Pietermaritzburg, ZA

7. O013 - Nonoperative management, and not spleen preserving surgery for blunt splenic injury results in lower in-hospital infection rates

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M. Teuben, R. Spijkerman, T. Blokhuis, L. Leenen; Utrecht, NL8. O014 - Management of Grade IV renal trauma. A revision of the AAST renal injury grading

scale is mandatory. P. Chiron1, E. HORNEZ2, G. Boddaert2, M. Dusaud3, Y. Bayoud3, B. Molimard3, F.R. Des-femmes3, X. Durand3; 1Le Kremlin-Bicêtre, FR, 2Clamart, FR, 3Paris, FR

9. O015 - Water soluble contrast agent in adhesive small bowel obstruction: a systematic review and meta-analysis of diagnostic and therapeutic value M. Ceresoli1, F. Coccolini1, F. Palamara1, G. Montori1, G. Merigo1, P. Bertoli1, A. allegri1, S. di Saverio2, M. Pisano1, S. Magnone1, F. Catena3, M. Sartelli4, L. Ansaloni1; 1Bergamo, IT, 2Bologna, IT, 3Parma, IT, 4Macerata, IT

10. O016 - The fear of a “difficult cholecystectomy”: analysis of factors involved in conversion to open approach during cholecystectomy for acute calcolous cholecystitis M. Ceresoli, M. Pisano, F. Coccolini, S. Magnone, G. Montori, L. Campanati, D. Piazzalunga, N. Colaianni, R. Manfredi, A. Drago, P. Bertoli, L. Ansaloni; Bergamo, IT


EPIDEMIOLOGY / EVIDENCE BASED TRAUMACAREChairs: Frank Bloemers, Amsterdam/NL & Jonathan Tilsed, Beverly/UK

1. Keynote: Teaching in an evidence based era Jonathan Tilsed, Beverly/UK

2. O017 - Risk factors for nonunion after intramedullary nailing of femoral shaft fractures. W. Metsemakers1, N. Roels1, A. Belmans1, P. Reynders2, S. Nijs1; 1Leuven, BE, 2Brussel, BE

3. O018 - Risk adjusted fall related mortality remains unchanged (2001-2011) – A nationwi-de Swedish study. R. Larsen1, D. Backstrom1, R. Gedeborg2, M. Fredriksson1, S. Walther1, F. Sjoberg1; 1Lin-köping, SE, 2Uppsala, SE

4. O019 - Assessment of sural nerve-originated neuropathic pain after ankle surgery; compa-rison with a healthy population and a normal ankle surgery population. N. Rbia, T. Nijhuis, C.H. van der Vlies, R.W. Selles, S.E.R. Hovius; Rotterdam, NL

5. O020 - Rationale and protocol for suspected Pathological and metastatic fracture surgery in ealderly neck of femur fractures. M. ASHRAF, A. Vijapur; Birmingham, UK

6. O021 - Clearing the cervical spine after blunt assault – a pain in the neck? S. Groen, M. de Wild, J. ten Brinke, M. Hogervorst; Apeldoorn, NL

7. 0022 - Seatbelt And Mortality In A Rapidly Developing Middle Eastern Country: A 4-Year Analysis A. El-Menyar, H. Al-Thani, R. Consunji, H. Abdelrahman, R. Peralta, A. Parchani, M. Ellabib,

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M. Mollazehi, A. Zarour; Doha, QA8. 0023 - Reliability, validity and responsiveness of the Western Ontario McMaster Osteoar-

thritis Index (WOMAC) in the elderly population with a femoral neck fracture P. Burgers1, R. Poolman2, D. Van Bakel1, W. Tuinebreijer1, S. Zielinski1, M. Bhandari3, P. Pat-ka1, E.M.M. Van Lieshout1, F. FAITH Investigators1, H. HEALTH Investigators1; 1Rotterdam, NL, 2Amsterdam, NL, 3Hamilton, ON/CA

10:30 – 12:00 E 104 + 105Keynote session

MILITARY AND DISASTERChairs: Philipp Fischer, Bonn/DE & Mike Bemelman, Tilburg/NL

1. Keynote: Caring for casualties during civil war David Fuchs, Zefat/IL

2. O024 - Gunshot vascular injury caused by a high-velocity missile does not mandate surgi-cal excision of the arterial wall (nominated for Best Oral Award) I. Samokhvalov, V. Reva, A. Denisov, A. Pronchenko, L. Ozereckovsky; Saint-Petersburg, RU

3. O025 - Forward Surgical Team Experience (FSTE) Is Associated With Increased Confi-dence With Combat Surgeon Trauma Skills (nominated for Best Oral Award) B. Smith1, D. Mancini2, C. Schwab3; 1Philadel, US, 2Philadel, PA/US, 3Philadelphia, PA/US

4. O026 - Consecutive minimally invasive osteosynthesis of gunshot fractures of long extre-mity bones V. Khominets, V. Shapovalov, S. Mihajlov, D. Shakun, A. Tschukin, A. Kudyashev; Saint-Petersburg, RU (nominated for Best Oral Award)

5. O027 - Clinical evaluation of Infrascanner model 2000 for detection of traumatic intracra-nial hematomas K. Van Helmond, M. Van den Baar; Veldhoven, NL (nominated for Best Oral Award)

6. O028 - Paediatric care in the Dutch role 2 in Uruzgan, Afghanistan F. Idenburg1, T. van Dongen2, E. Tan3, L. Leenen2, J. Hamming4, R. Hoencamp4; 1Den Haag, NL, 2Utrecht, NL, 3Nijmegen, NL, 4Leiden, NL

7. O029 - Recovery and rehabilitation of Syrian war-wounded treated in an Israeli district hospital D. Fuchs1, Y. Ben-Shoshan2, I. Fares2, S. Biswas2, A. Hadary2, A. Braslavsky2, A. Bukin2, O. Efremov2, A. Fedorenko2, A. Rapoport2, W. Krayim2, M. Vaskovic2; 113100, IL, 2Galilee, IL

8. O030 - Efficacy and Safety Evaluation of a Woven Chitosan-Based Hemostasis Gauze T. Lin1, Y. Kuo2; 1Taipei City, TW, 2New Taipei City, TW

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10:30 – 12:00 E 106 + 107Guest Symposium Küntscher Society

THE BATTLE OF TITANIUMChairs: Prof. M. Wich, Königs Wusterhausen/DE; Jan Verbruggen, Maastricht/NL

1. Treatment of distal radius fractures: — Radial nail Georg Gradl, Munich/DE — Plate Peter Brink, Maastricht/NL — Discussion

2. Treatment of proximal humeral fractures: — Proximal Humeral Nail Jan Verbruggen, Maastricht/NL — Plate Rüdiger Haase, Berlin/DE — Discussion

3. Treatment of proximal tibial fractures — Tibial nail Peter Giannoudis, Leeds/UK — Proximal tibial plate T. Tosounidis, Leeds/UK — Discussion


NEW TECHNOLOGYChairs: Hans-Christoph Pape, Aachen/DE & Hayato Kurihara, Milan/IT

1. Keynote: Stem cell therapy for bone defects Ingo Marzi, Frankfurt/DE

2. O031 - Immediate total-body CT scanning versus conventional imaging and selective CT scanning in trauma patients (REACT-2 trial) J. Sierink1, K. Treskes1, M. Edwards2, B. Beuker3, P. Patka4, J. Hohmann5, M. Dijkgraaf1, J. Luitse1, L. Beenen1, M. Hollmann1, J.C. Goslings1; 1Amsterdam, NL, 2Nijmegen, NL, 3Gro-ningen, NL, 4Rotterdam, NL, 5Basel, CH (nominated for Best Oral Award)

3. O032 - A prospective study comparing the extended lateral and the sinus tarsi approach in displaced intra-articular calcaneal fractures; setting a new standard T. Schepers, M. Backes, V.M. de Jong, J.C. Goslings, J. Luitse; Amsterdam, NL (nominated for Best Oral Award)

4. O033 - The impact of traumasurgery on the activation status of blood and bone marrow neutrophils subsets in pigs M. Teuben1, M. Heeres1, R. Pfeifer2, T. Blokhuis1, T. Pohleman3, E. Tan4, L. Koenderman1, H.C. Pape2, L. Leenen1; 1Utrecht, NL, 2Aachen, DE, 3Homburg Saar, DE, 4Nijmegen, NL

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E. Tan, N. Hoogerwerf; Nijmegen, NL6. O035 - Rapid Approximation of Platelet and Fibrinogen Contributions to Clot Strength by

Amplitude Domain Thrombelastography M. Chapman, E. Moore, K. Anderson, E. Gonzalez, H. Moore, C. Fleming, C. Silliman, A. Banerjee; Aurora, Colorado, US

7. O036 - Threshold setting for the Advanced Automatic Collision Notification algorithm that activates the HEMS system

8. T. Motomura1, A. Hirabayashi2, Y. Hattori3, H. Matsumoto4, K. Mashiko5, S. Tominaga6, T. Nishimoto6; 1Inzai, Chiba Pref., JP, 2Inzai, Chiba, JP, 3Chiba Pref., JP, 4Chiba, JP, 5Hachioji, JP, 6Fukushima Pref., JP O037 - Social media performance predicts impact of orthopaedic trauma journals K. Linton1, G. Bass1, M. Sayana2; 1Dublin, IE, 2Drogheda, IE

10:30 – 12:00 F 002Keynote session

MISCELLANEOUSChairs: Micrea Beuran, Bucharest/RO & Taco Blokhuis, Utrecht/NL

1. Keynote: The potential role of trauma-epidemiologist in traumacare institutes Pieter Joosse, Alkmaar/NL

2. O038 - Impact of Injury Severity on Dynamic Inflammation Networks Following Blunt Trauma K. Almahmoud1, R. Namas2, O. Abdul-Malak3, A. Zaaqoq2, J. Sperry3, A. Peitzman3, Y. Vodo-votz3, T. Billiar3; 1Aachen, DE, 2Pittsburgh, US, 3Pittsburgh, PA/US

3. O039 - Influence of fragment size and postoperative joint congruency on long-term out-come of posterior malleolar fractures. C. Drijfhout van Hooff, J. Hoogendoorn, S. Verhage; The Hague, NL

4. O040 - Correlation between different validated questionnaires following a distal radius fracture in a cohort of young non-osteoporotic patients C. Lameijer1, H.J. ten Duis2, J. de Graaf3, M. Hartlief3, M. el Moumni2, C. van der Sluis2; 1Utrecht, NL, 2Groningen, NL, 3Leeuwarden, NL

5. O041 - Double Dynamisation (In The Axis Of The Neck Of The Femur And In The Long Axis Of The Femur) Is Important In The Surgical Treatment Of Pertrochanteric Fractures M. Mitkovic, S. Milenkovic, I. Micic, I. Kostic, M. Mitkovic; Nis, RS

6. O042 - Four-year impact on the use of IVR-CT system in the emergency room for the patients with severe blunt trauma who required emergency bleeding control Y. Yoshikawa1, Y. Nakamori2, D. Wada2, N. Nakamoto1, T. Kiguchi1, H. Matsuda1, A. Matsu-shima1, S. Fujimi1; 1Osaka-Shi Sumiyoshi-ku, JP, 2Moriguchi-Shi, JP

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7. O043 - Angiography and embolisation in emergency - a current perspective I. Diaconescu, B.V. Martian, B. Popa, M. Popiel, L. Gulie, B. Matei Razvan, G. Andrei, C. Roxana, M. Beuran; Bucharest, RO

8. O044 - Grading operative findings at laparoscopic cholecystectomy – a new scoring system S. Sahebally1, L. Ansaloni2, M. Zielinski3, M. Sugrue1; 1Letterkenny, IE, 2Bergamo, IT, 3Ro-chester, MN/US

9. O045 - Early Severe Lymphopenia Predicts Mortality in Critically Ill Emergency Surgical Patients P. Vulliamy1, Z. Perkins1, P. Erdman1, J. Manson2; 1London, UK, 2Bb, UK

10. O046 - No difference in adverse events between surgically treated reduced and unredu-ced distal radius fractures T. Teunis1, F. Mulder1, S. Nota2, L. Milne2, G. Dyer2, D. Ring2; 1Boston, US, 2Boston, MA/US

12:10 – 12:40 ForumThe Sten Lennquist Lecture

TRAINING IN TRAUMA AND EMERGENCY SURGERY – A RESPONSIBILITY OF THE SURGICAL SPECIALISTSten Lennquist, Söderköping/SE

12:45 – 13:45 ForumDisaster & Military Surgery Section Meeting

12:55 – 13:45 E 103Emergeny Surgery Section Meeting

12:45 – 13:45 E 108Skeletal Trauma and Sports Medicine Section Meeting

14:00 – 15:30 ForumILC - Visceral trauma

PANCREATITISChair: Sijbrand Hofker, Groningen/NL & Hjalmar Van Santvoort, Utrecht/NL

1. Smashed pancreas Derek O’Reilly, Manchester/UK

2. Step up, slow down in acute necrotizing pancreatitis Hjalmar Van Santvoort, Utrecht/NL

3. The bad: abdominal compartment syndrome in acute pancreatitis Ari Leppäniemi, Helskini/FI

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4. Take NOTES for infected walled off pancreatic necrosis Paul Fockens, Amsterdam/NL

5. No waste of time, cholecystectomy after acute biliary pancreatitis David Da Costa, Amsterdam/NL


SPINE FRACTURES IN THE ELDERLY: WHAT CAN WE DO?Chairs: Klaus Wendt, Groningen/NL & Christoph Josten, Leipzig/DE

1. Epidemiology, where are we talking about Klaus Wendt, Groningen/NL

2. The first step; how to handle pain? Conservative treatment how long? Peter Wendsche, Brno/CZ

3. Vertebroplasty, does it work? Oliver Gonschorek, Murnau/DE

4. Internal fixation, which way to go: Hybrid, 360°, long-versus short distance stabilisation Christoph Josten, Leipzig/DE

5. Pedicle screw augmentation Marius Keel, Berne/CH


HAND & WRISTChairs: Peter Brink, Maastricht/NL & Christoph Bartl, Ulm/DE

1. Keynote: Instability of the DRU joint Peter Brink, Maastricht/NL

2. O047 - Intramedullary fixation of intra-articular fractures of the distal radius with the Targon DR – a randomized trial versus palmar locking plates G. Gradl1, S. Falk2, G. Gradl3; 1Aachen, DE, 2Rostock, DE, 3München, DE (nominated for Best Oral Award)

3. O048 - Evaluating Computer-assisted 3-D Planning for Corrective Osteotomy of the Malunited Radius M.M.J. Walenkamp, R.J.O. de Muinck Keizer, I.G.G. Dobbe, G.J. Streekstra, P. Kloen, J.C. Goslings, S.D. Strackee, N. Schep; Rotterdam, NL

4. O049 - Prevention of CRPS-1 in patients with distal radius fracture - a pilot study E. Boersma, H. Van de Meent, J.P. Frölke; Nijmegen, NL

5. O050 - Title: The value of CT in detecting distal radio ulnar joint instability after distal radius fracture.

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R. van Leerdam, M. Wijffels, M. Reijnierse, W. Stomp, P. Krijnen, I. Schipper; Leiden, NL6. O051 - Clinical diagnosis of a true skiers thumb

M. Mahajan1, C. Tolman2, S. Rhemrev3; 1Rotterdam, NL, 2Den Haag, NL, 3Den Haag, NL7. O052 - Catastrophic Thinking is Associated with Finger Stiffness After Distal Radius Frac-

ture Surgery T. Teunis1, A. Bot1, E. Thornton2, D. Ring2; 1Boston, US, 2Boston, MA/US

8. O053 - The value of routine radiographs and the use of CT-scans in patients with wrist fractures in three large teaching hospitals in the Netherlands N. Weil1, M. Termaat2, J. Groen2, J. Hoogendoorn3, H. van der Meulen4, P. Krijnen2, I. Schip-per2; 1Amsterdam, NL, 2Leiden, NL, 3The Hague, NL, 4Den Haag, NL

10:30 – 12:00 E 104 + 105Guest Symposium ETCOChairs: Karl-Christian Thies, Birmingham/UK & Eric Voiglio, Lyon/FR

1. The German guidelines on major trauma – What is new? Sebastian Kuhn, Mainz/DE

2. Development of a trauma network in the North-East of England Peter Goode, Newcastle/UK

3. 15 years Dutch trauma networks – What is next? Nico Hoogerwerf, Radboud/NL


THE ACUTE CARE SURGEONChairs: Bertil Bouillon, Cologne/DE & Andrew Peitzman, Pittsburgh/US

1. Keynote: Acute care surgery models in Europe: Same problem - different solutions Hayato Kurihara, Milan/IT

2. O054 - Influence of intra-abdominal pressure on early intestinal ischemia in rat S. Strang, B. Van der Hoven, O. Van Waes, E.M.M. Van Lieshout, M. Verhofstad; Rotter-dam, NL (nominated for Best Oral Award)

3. O055 - Hypothermia as predictor for mortality in trauma patients K. Balvers, J. Binnekade, C. Boer, J.C. Goslings, N. Juffermans; Amsterdam, NL

4. O056 - The Centralization of Emergency General Surgery leads to improved Short and Long-term Survival; Experience from 841 Emergency Laparotomies from a UK University Hospital N. Misra1, C. Atherton2, J. Jensen2, R. Ward2; 17al, UK, 2Al, UK

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5. O057 - Proposal for the Evaluation of Quality of the Care in Emergency General Surgery M. Jimenez1, D. Baquero2, A. Isaza2, F. Vargas2, J. Puyana3; 1Xxxx, CO, 2Na, CO, 3Pittsburgh, US

6. O058 - US ESTES SURVEY. Results of a European survey on the use of Point-of-Care UltraSound in emergency and trauma surgery A. Casamassima1, I. Martínez Casas2, E. Barbosa3, F. Ferreira3, D. Mariani4, J. Pereira5, L. Pinheiro5, R. Silva3, M. Zago6; 1Milano, IT, 2Torrevieja, ES, 3Matosinhos, PT, 4Legnano, IT, 5Viseu, PT, 6Ponte San Pietro, IT

7. O059 - The fixation of fractures in presence of an open abdomen after “damage control” laparotomy is not associated with an increased postoperative infection rate. P. Stahel1, C. Burlew2, J. Hahnhaussen3, N. Glass3, E. Moore3; 1Denver, Colorado, US, 2Den-ver, US, 3Denver, CO/US

8. O060 - Proposal to establish a european qualification of competence in trauma and non-trauma emergency surgery C. Mesquita1, L. Pinheiro2, J. Pereira2; 1Coimbra, PT, 2Viseu, PT

14:00 – 15:30 E 108Guest Symposium NVA

MULTILIGAMENTOUS KNEE INJURYChair: Duncan Meuffels, Rotterdam/NL

1. Introduction knee dislocation/multiligamentous knee injury Duncan E. Meuffels, Rotterdam/NL

2. Vascular injury management Marie Josee van Rijn, Rotterdam/NL

3. Soft tissue reconstruction around the knee Teun J.M. Luijsterburg, Rotterdam/NL

4. Ligamentous injury management Duncan E. Meuffels, Rotterdam/NL

5. Rehabilitation of a knee dislocation Joris Buijtendijk, Capelle aan de Ijssel/NL

14:00 – 15:30 F 002Guest Symposium ATLS

SPINE IMMOBILISATION 2015: EVIDENCE OR EMINENCE BASED? Chairs: Egbert-Jan M.M. Verleisdonk, Utrecht/NL & Niels W.L. Schep, Rotterdam/NL

1. Battle: Cervical spine immobilisation: beauty and the beast. — Cervical collar in traumapatients: Less is more!

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— But where is the evidence in 2015? Marieke C. Kokke, Utrecht/NL

2. The spine board in 2015; is it worthwhile? Mattias Muenzberg, Ludwigshaven/DE

3. Diagnostic work up of the cervical spine in children; sense and nonsense Rik R. van Rijn, Amsterdam/NL


TRAUMA MANAGEMENT AS SIMPLE AS POSSIBLE OR AS COMPLICATED AS NEEDEDChairs: George Velhamos, Boston/US & Luke Leenen, Utrecht/NL

1. Duodenum Pal Aksel Naess, Oslo/NO

2. Pancreas Christine Gaarder, Oslo/NO

3. IVC George Velhamos, Boston/US

4. Liver Luke Leenen, Utrecht/NL

5. Mediastinum William Schwab, Philadelphia/US

16:00 – 17:30 E 102ILC - Acute Surgery

ABDOMINAL EMERGENCIESChairs: Michael Sugrue, Sydney/AU & Rogier Simmermacher, Utrecht/NL

1. Update on severe acute pancreatitis: from resuscitation to surgery Hjalmar van Santvoort, Amsterdam/NL

2. New strategies for the concrete abdomen Rifat Latifi, Houston/US

3. Dealing with the consequences of damage control surgery Andrew Peitzman, Pittsburgh/US

4. Complex abdominal wall reconstruction: what to use and how to do it Rogier Simmermacher, Utrecht/NL

16:00 – 17:30 E 103ILC - Military and disaster

INTERNATIONAL COMPARISION FOR STAGED CARE OF THE BATTLE INJURED PATIENT

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1. Staged care for the battle injured patient: the Dutch system, numbers and cases Oscar van Waes, Rotterdam/NL

2. German system Axel Franke, Koblenz/DE

3. French system François Pons, Paris/FR

4. United Kingdom system Tim Hooper, Bristol/UK

5. United States system Mark Bowyer, Fairfax/US

16:00 – 17:30 E 104 + 105ILC - Acute Surgery

CHEST TRAUMAChairs: Hans-Christoph Pape, Aachen/DE & Michael Edwards, Nijmengen/NL

1. Animal models of thoracic trauma Markus Huber-Lang, Ulm/DE

2. General management of blunt thoracic injuries Frank Hildebrand, Aachen/DE

3. Surgical management of chest trauma Mirjam de Jong, Utrecht/NL

4. Management of penetrating chest injuries William Cioffi, Providence/US

5. Impact of delayed rescue on the clinical course after chest trauma Michael Sugrue, Sydney/AU

16:00 – 17:30 E 106 + 107

WORST CASE SCENARIO: SKELETAL TRAUMAChair: Carel Goslings, Amsterdam/NL & Keesjan Ponsen, Alkmaar/NL


NEW TECHNOLOGYChairs: Matej Cimerman, Ljubljana/SI & Peter Wendsche, Brno/CZ

1. Keynote: Why does osteosynthesis with angle stable plates sometimes fail? Analysis of technical mistakes

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Peter Wendsche, Brno/CZ2. O061 - Fluroscopic based navigation in Orthopaedic trauma – a review of a large center’s

experience Y. Weil, I. Volk, R. Mosheiff, M. Liebergall, A. Khoury; Jerusalem, IL

3. O062 - Reduction of the fibula with syndesmostic instability (AO/OTA classification 44-C type) using intraoperative 3D image N. Shiota, T. Sato, T. Uchino; Okayama, JP

4. O063 - Electromagnetic Navigation: A new technique for minimal invasive Iliosacral Screw Placement? M. Pishnamaz, H.S. Na, C. Wilkmann, T. Schmitz-Rode, H.C. Pape; Aachen, DE

5. O064 - ROBUST-Regeneration of osteoporotic bone using stem cell transplantation F. Saxer, A. Scherberich, P. Studer, S. Miot, A. Todorov, S. Güven, S. Schreiner, M. Haug, D. Schaefer, M. Heberer, I. Martin, M. Jakob; Basel, CH

6. O065 - Intrafocal LED operating lighting. Evaluation and perspectives in trauma surgery E. HORNEZ1, T. Monchal2, G. Boddaert1, J.L. Daban1, P. Balandraud3, D. Ollat4; 1Clamart, FR, 2Toulon, FR, 3Marseille, FR, 4Saint Mandé, FR

7. O066 - Acute Management of the Fibula in Pilon and very distal Lower Leg fractures with open and closed soft tissue trauma W. Friedl; Aschaffenburg, DE

8. O067 - Functional outcome following bridge plating in Lisfranc injuries P. van Koperen1, N. Schep2, J.C. Goslings2, J. Luitse2, V.M. de Jong2, T. Schepers2; 1Utrecht, NL, 2Amsterdam, NL

16:00 – 17:30 F 002Guest Symposium EBJIS

POST-TRAUMA INFECTION CONTROL: GOOD PRACTICE AND NEW TRENDSChair: Heinz Winkler, Vienna/AT

1. Prophylaxis for contaminated and exposed fractures: what is the best practice? Alex Soriano, Barcelona/ES

2. Diagnosing infections in failed implants today Lorenzo Drago, Milano/IT

3. Negative pressure wound therapy in trauma surgery – what´s the evidence from the literature? Martin Clauss, Liestal/CH

4. Low-grade infection and non-union: what is the evidence and possible options? Carlo Romano, Milano/IT

5. Treatment of post-traumatic infection with antibiotic-loaded bone grafts Heinz Winkler, Vienna/AT

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07:30 – 08:30 E 103Visceral Trauma Section Meeting


ACUTE MANAGEMENT OF THE BURNED PATIENT Chairs: Cees van der Vlies, Rotterdam/NL & Folke Sjoberg, Linkoping/SE

1. Management of burn patients in the first 24 hours Folke Sjöberg, Linkoping/SE

2. Organisation of triage of mass burns casualties in The Netherlands Han Boxma, Rotterdam/NL

3. The cost-effectiveness of burn depth assessment by laser Doppler imaging Jenda Hop, Leeuwarden/NL

4. Treatment optimization in partial thickness burns: Flam study as an example Zjir Rashaan, Leiden/NL

5. Results Cochrane Review: early versus delayed surgery Kees Hoogewerf, Rotterdam/NL

6. Scar Quality after intermediate burns Harold Goei, Rotterdam/NL

7. Surgical strategies in Burn treatment: tradional and new approaches Naiem Moiemen, Birmingham/UK


TECHNICAL SUPPORT IN MILITARY SURGERY AND DISASTER CARE Chairs: Mauricio Lynn, Miami/US L & Jean-Pierre Tourtier, Paris/FR

1. Paris disaster Jean-Pierre Tourtier, Paris/FR

2. Robotics and rehablitation after IED injuries Fred Van der Meer, Doorn/NL

3. Technical innovations in disaster care James James, Bethesda/US

4. The 10 Commandments for disaster care Mauricio Lynn, Miami/US

5. Digital field health information system for real time analysis in disasters Satchit Balsari, New York/US

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NECROTIZING SOFT TISSUE INFECTIONS Chairs: Isidro Martinez, Alicante/ES & Abraham Fingerhut, Paris/FR

1. Keynote: Training in emergency surgery: How do we ensure good clinical practice in emergency surgery without randomized controlled trials Abraham Fingerhut, Paris/FR

2. O068 - Risk Stratification Of Necrotizing Fasciitis Based On The Initial Procalcitonin Le-vels: A Single Center Observational Study H. Al-Thani, A. El-Menyar, I. Mudali, A. Mekkodathi, N. Shaikh, R. Peralta, H. Abdelrahman, M. Ellabib; Doha, QA

3. O069 - Relatively simple wound management in patients with Fournier`s Gangrene J. Bosschieter, G. Musters, N. Schep, T. Schepers, V.M. de Jong; Amsterdam, NL

4. O070 - The LRINEC (Laboratory Risk Indicator For Necrotizing Fasciitis) Score As An Indi-cator Of The high Risk Patients A. El-Menyar, H. Al-Thani, N. Shaikh, I. Mudali, A. Mekkodathi, M. Asim, A. Zarour, H. Abdelrahman, A. Parchani, R. Peralta; Doha, QA

5. O071 - The Impact Of Diabetes Mellitus On The Occurrence And Severity Of Necrotizing Fasciitis H. Al-Thani, A. El-Menyar, N. Shaikh, I. Mudali, M. Al-Sulaiti, A. Tabeb; Doha, QA

6. O072 - Endovascular treatment of acute post-traumatic arterial thrombosis: an experi-mental study V. Reva, A. Denisov, M. Sokhranov, D. Sveklov, S. Telickiy, A. Seleznev, I. Samokhvalov; Saint-Petersburg, RU

7. O073 - The endovascular repair of vascular injuries – a selective approach to poly-trauma T. Salamon, A. Altshuler; Zafed, IL

8. O074 - Quality of life after a necrotizing soft tissue infection R. van der Heiden, V.M. de Jong, T. Schepers, N. Schep; Amsterdam, NL

08:30 – 10:00 E 104 + 105ILC - Skeletal trauma and sports

POSTTRAUMATIC OSTEOMYLITIS Chairs: Taco Blokhuis, Utrecht/NL & Geertje Govaert, Groningen/NL

1. Nucleair Medicine: imaging of acute ostemyelitis Andor Glaudemans, Groningen/NL

2. Effective & selective – antibiotic strategies for the treatment of osteomyelitis Ingrid Spijkerman, Amsterdam/NL

3. The Ilizarow technique in the treatment of posttraumatic osteomyelitis

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Christian Jürgens, Hamburg/DE4. Diamonds are forever; Surgical treatment of osteomyelitis, the Heidelberg experience

(Masquelet, Osigraft) Gerhard Schmidmaier, Heidelberg/DE

5. Reaming irrigation aspiration Peter Giannoudis, Leeds/UK

08:30 – 10:00 E 106 + 107Guest Symposium DGU

PELVIC FRACTURES IN THE ELDERLY Chairs: Christoph Josten, Leipzig/DE & Bertil Bouillon, Cologne/DE

1. Diagnosis and Classification of geriatric pelvic ring fractures Pol Rommens, Mainz/DE

2. Acute procedures – is there a different strategy Ingo Marzi, Frankfurt/DE

3. Insufficiency fractures – when and how to fix? Christoph Josten, Leipzig/DE

4. Acetabulumfractures of the elderly – reconstruction vs.arthroplasty Johannes Rüger, Hamburg/DE

5. Periprothetic fractures of the acetabulum Jörg Holstein, Homburg/DE


TRAUMA SYSTEM/TRAUMA REGISTRATION Chairs: Inger Schipper, Leiden/NL & Rolf Lefering, Cologne/DE

1. Keynote: Vit. D deficiency, prevalence in and relevance for trauma patients Inger Schipper, Leiden/NL

2. O075 - Epidemiology Of Injuries, Outcomes At A Rural Hospital In Cameroon K. Kaggya, Bamenda, CM (nominated for Best Oral Award)

3. O076 - The alcohol intoxicated trauma patient: impact on triage, imaging, radiation expo-sure, and mortality C. Weber, P. Kobbe, J. Schmitz, T. Dienstknecht, F. Hildebrand, H.C. Pape; Aachen, DE (nominated for Best Oral Award)

4. O077 - A Multiple Imputation model as a solution for missing data in the Dutch trauma registry?

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N. ter Bogt1, D. Hesselink2, M. de Jongh3; 1Enschede, NL, 2Zwolle, NL, 3Tilburg, NL (nominated for Best Oral Award)

5. O078 - Infrastructure and clinical practice for the detection and management of trauma associated haemorrhage and coagulopathy A. Driessen, N. Schäfer, V. Albrecht, M. Schenk, M. Fröhlich, E. Stürmer, M. Maegele; Köln, DE

6. O079 - Traumatic re-fracture with intramedullary femoral nail in situ : a mechanical analy-sis M. Hanauer1, J. Delaloye1, E. Vitecoq2, Y. Arlettaz1; 1Sion, CH, 2Genève, CH

7. O080 - Unconscious Bias in Trauma Care Providers T. Zakrison1, L. Zebib1, G. Moore1, G. Ruiz2, C. Schulman1, N. Namias2; 1Miami, US, 2Miami, FL/US

8. O081 - Post mortem imaging of the thoracic and lumbar spine versus autopsy in deceased trauma patients - A systematic review. H. Jalalzadeh, G. giannakopoulos, F. Berger, J. Fronczek, U. Reijnders, W.P. Zuidema; Ams-terdam, NL


EPIDEMIOLOGY/EVIDENCE BASED TRAUMACARE Chairs: Fernando Turegano, Madrid/ES & George Velmahos, Boston/US

1. Keynote: The value of clinical research in traumacare George Velmahos, Boston/US

2. O082 - Effect of Tranexamic Acid in the Real World – A Propensity Score Matching Ana-lysis of Data from Japan Observational Study for Coagulation and Thrombolysis in Early Trauma (J-OCTET) A. Shiraishi1, Y. Otomo1, K. Murata2, H. Kato1, J. Sasaki1, H. Ogura3, T. Matsuoka3, T. Ueji-ma3, N. Morimura4, H. Ishikura5, M. Hayakawa6, A. Hagiwara1, M. Takeda1, N. Kaneko7, D. Saitoh8, H. Yokota1, T. Sakamoto9, H. Tanaka10, S. Kushimoto11; 1Tokyo, JP, 2Bunkyo-Ku, JP, 3Osaka, JP, 4Yokohama, JP, 5Fukuoka, JP, 6Sapporo, JP, 7Fukaya, JP, 8Tokorozawa, JP, 9Kuru-me, JP, 10Urayasu, Chiba, JP, 11Sendai, JP

3. O083 - Thromboprophylaxis for below-knee cast immobilisation: a survey study R. van Adrichem, J. van Oosten, B. Németh, S. Cannegieter, I. Schipper, R. Nelissen; Lei-den, NL

4. O084 - How can we improve analgesia control in patients admitted for trauma surgery? M. Sidhu, E. Hirons, A. Malik; Hj, UK

5. O085 - Trauma is not just 9-5. The epidemiology of childhood injury in the East Midlands Major Trauma Centre.

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L. Adamson, K. Rollins, P. Davies, A. Brooks; Nottingham, UK6. O086 - Injury profile and outcomes of elderly nursing home residents admitted to an

Australian Major Trauma Centre M. Dinh1, O. Sotade2, K. Bein2; 1Sydney, ACT/AU, 2Camperdown, NSW/AU

7. O087 - Changing landscapes for plastic surgery: the effect of the Major Trauma Network on emergency operative workload S. Hendrickson, D. Osei-Kuffour, K. Rahman, J. Simmons, S. Hettiaratchy; London, UK

8. O088 - Regional experience of the management of severe open lower limb injuries in the UK S. Rahman1, J. Yarrow2, N. Marsden2, I. Pallister2, S. Hemington-Gorse2; 13dz, UK, 2Swansea, UK

9. O089 - Intramedullary Nail versus Dynamic Hip Screw; Costs and complications. M. Meeuwis1, M. de Jongh2, J. Bogaerts1, S. Kleinveld1, M. Verhofstad1; 1Rotterdam, NL, 2Tilburg, NL


PELVIC TRAUMA Chairs: Kees-Jan Ponsen, Amsterdam/NL & Marius Keel, Berne/CH

1. Acute management: first things first Michiel Verhofstad, Rotterdam/NL

2. The team approach; become friends with your intervention radiologist van Delden, Amsterdam/NL

3. Temporary compression devices; the role in prehospital management Endre Varga, Szeged/HU

4. Surgical approaches: many ways to Rome Marius Keel, Bern/CH

5. Late results of severe pelvic trauma Matej Cimerman, Ljubljana/SI


SPORTS MEDICINE: INJURIES OF THE SHOULDERChairs: Tom van Thiel, Winterswijk/NL & Jean Kany, Toulouse/FR

1. AC instability, diagnostics and treatment Anne Vochteloo, Borne/NL

2. Arthroscopic AC stabilisation Eric Raven, Apeldoorn/NL

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4. SLAP laesion: arthroscopic repair Jean Kany, Toulouse/FR

5. Rehabilitation in shouldertrauma Rob Tamminga, Utrecht/NL


ABDOMINAL EMERGENCIES Chairs: Diego Mariani, Legano/IT & Jonathan Tilsed, Beverley/UK

1. Keynote: Acute mesenteric ischaemia: Guidelines for best practice Jonathan Tilsed, Beverley/UK

2. O090 - Isolated blunt duodenal trauma: simple repair, low mortality S. Siboni1, E. Benjamin1, T. Haltmeier2, K. Inaba2, D. Demetriades2; 1Los Angeles, US, 2Los Angeles, CA/US

3. O091 - Ultrasound: Efficiency of the Mastery Learning approach in gaining compentence performing FAST V. Britz1, J. Sterz1, S. Hoefer1, I. Marzi2, M. Ruesseler3; 1Frankfurt, GA, 2Frankfurt A.m., DE, 3Frankfurt, DE

4. O092 - Prevalence of peritonitis, sepsis and shock in octa- and nonagenarians with perfo-rated peptic ulcer: relation to severe complications and death K. Søreide, K. Thorsen, J. Narvestad, J. Søreide; Stavanger, NO

5. O093 - Percutaneous cholecystostomy as definitive treatment for a selected group of high-risk patients M. Bala, I. Mizrahi, J. Yuval, A. Eid, G. Almogy; Jerusalem, IL

6. O094 - New therapeutical approach in management of acute mesenteric ischemia : a radio-surgical cooperation E. Girard1, B. Trilling2, C. Mourey2, J. Abba2, P. Bouzat2, J. Frandon2, F. Thony2, C. Arvieux2;1Le Tronche, FR, 2La Tronche, FR

7. O095 - Perforated Peptic Ulcer with Positive Computed Tomography Finding in Omental Bursa Imposes Management Complexity S.Y. Wang, C.Y. Fu; Taoyuan, TW

8. O096 - Factors predicting positive FAST result to detect hemoperitoneum in trauma patients P. Wuthisuthimethawee, Hatyai, Songkhla, TH

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SPORT RELATED INJURIESChairs: Dominik Heim, Frutigen/CH & Egbert Verleisdonck, Utrecht/NL

1. Keynote: Summer scooters accidents – a new entity Dominik Heim, Frutigen/CH

2. O097 - High percentage of complications following locking plate fixation for proximal humerus fractures: An analysis of risk factors N. Hallensleben1, F. Beeres1, S. Rhemrev2, S. Meylaerts2, J.C. Goslings1, N. Schep1; 1Ams-terdam, NL, 2Den Haag, NL

3. O098 - Pre-operative Fitting of Osteosynthetic Plate for Clavicle Fracture using Rapid Prototyping R. van Doremalen1, S. van Helden1, E. Hekman2, J. Kootstra1; 1Zwolle, NL, 2Enschede, NL

4. O099 - Reconstruction plates for the fixation of midshaft clavicular fractures S. Woltz1, J. Duijff2, J. Hoogendoorn1, S. Rhemrev3, R. Breederveld4, I. Schipper2, F. Beeres2;1The Hague, NL, 2Leiden, NL, 3Den Haag, NL, 4Le Beverwijk, NL

5. O100 - Mid-term Outcome of injuries in Lisfranc‘s joint J. Hoekstra1, B. Szelle2, P. van der Zwaal2, J. Hoogendoorn1; 1The Hague, NL, 2Den Haag, NL

6. O101 - Fixator-assisted nailing in fractures of proximal humerus A. Chelnokov1, E. Lavrukova2; 1Ekaterinburg, RU, 2Russia, RU

7. O102 - Midclavicular fractures treated with minimal invasive plate osteosynthesis (MIPO) P. Kornherr, K. Wenda; Wiesbaden, DE

10:30 – 12:00 E 106 + 107Guest Symposium EFORT

PROXIMAL FEMUR FRACTURES: WHAT MAKES THE DIFFERENCE?Chairs: Ulrich Stöckle, Tübingen/DE Morten Larsen Schultz, Odense/DK

1. Does OR-Timing Influence The Outcome? Felix Bonnaire, Dresden/DE

2. Extracapsular Fractures: Plates or Nails – Who Is The Winner? Martin Lucke, Munich/DE

3. Causes Of Failure Of Proximal Femur Fracture Fixations Josep María Muñoz-Vives, Girona/ES

4. Clopidogrel And Fracture Fixation – What Is Recommended? Peter Giannoudis, Leeds/UK

5. What Implant For Fixation Of Proximal Femoral Fractures? A European Survey Of Surge-ons‘ Preferred Choice Ulrich Stöckle, Tübingen/DE

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MILITARY MEDICINEChairs: Bob Dobson, Chessington/UK & Rigo Hoencamp, Leiden/NL

1. Keynote: Long-term impact of combat events; five year follow-up of injured Dutch servi-cemen and first responders in Afghanistan 2006-2010 Rigo Hoencamp, Leiden/NL

2. O103 - « Life-saving surgical unit »: experience of a recent concept in the french army. T. Monchal1, M. Puidupin2, E. HORNEZ3, J. Avaro1, F. Pons4, P. Balandraud5; 1Toulon, FR, 2Lyon, FR, 3Clamart, FR, 4Paris, FR, 5Marseille, FR

3. O104 - Surgical Complications and Skills in MSF Trauma Surgery Settings L. Dominguez1, M. Trelles2, A. Timory3, E. Esmatullah3, P. Hamilton4, O. William4, R. van den Bergh2, F. Deleplanque2; 1Jette, BE, 2Brussels, BE, 3Kunduz, AF, 4Port-Au-prince, HT

4. O105 - Battlefield care in motion; what influences the development of Battlefield Advan-ced Trauma Life Support? Past, present and future. S. Dierckx1, J. Ryan2; 1Laren Nh, NL, 2London, UK

5. O106 - Vascular damage control for war penetrating trauma of the limbs. Lessons learned after a 2 years experience in a French Forward Surgical team. E. HORNEZ1, G. Boddaert1, Y. Baudoin1, J.L. Daban1, S. Aguir1, A. Avramenko1, S. Bonnet1, F. Pons2; 1Clamart, FR, 2Paris, FR

6. O107 - The Assessment of The Role, Preparatıon and Manament Of Emergency Nurses During Disasters H. Aydın, S. Yılmaz; Kocaeli, TR (nominated for Best Oral Award)

7. O108 - End-user requirement gathering for research projects in Emergency and Disaster Medicine S. Magalini1, G. Pepe1, P. Mari1, L. Marchesi1, R. Moramarco1, J. King1, G. Seynaeve2, D. Gui1; 1Rome, IT, 2Brussels, BE

8. O109 - Disaster Management, Mass Casualty organization – from theory to practice Ten phases of emergency organization G. Hyams, M. Halberthal; Haifa, IL


MISCELLANEOUSChairs: Francoise Pons, Paris/FR & Andrej Cretnik, Maribor/SI

1. Keynote: Achilles tendon ruptures: Minimally invasive or is conservative treatment the way to go?

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T. Weber, J. Fakler, O. Oezkurtul, S. Glasmacher, J. Jarvers, C. Josten; Leipzig, DE3. O111 - Septic complications in community-acquired and nosocomial secondary peritonitis

C. Pañella Vilamú, E. Membrilla Fernández, A.J. Salazar Báez, X. Crous i Masó, M.P. Iskra Marcos, M.J. Pons Fraguero, L. Grande Posa, J.J. Sancho Insenser; Barcelona, ES

4. O112 - Effect of treatment protocol for infection after osteosynthesis P. Hellebrekers, L. Leenen, M. Hoekstra, F. Hietbrink; Utrecht, NL

5. O113 - Induced membrane, a systematic review on the rate of union K. Prins, K. Balvers, T. Schepers, N. Schep, J.C. Goslings, V.M. de Jong; Amsterdam, NL

6. O114 - Fibrinolysis Shutdown in Trauma ICU Patients E. Gonzalez1, E. Moore2, H. Moore3, M. Chapman1, A. Helfrich4, A. Morton2, A. Sauaia1, A. Banerjee1, C. Silliman1; 1Aurora, Colorado, US, 2Denver, CO/US, 3Denver, AL/US, 4Munich, DE (nominated for Best Oral Award)

7. O115 - The Effect of Red Blood Cell Storage on Transfusion Associated Fibrinolysis A. Morton, E. Moore, H. Moore, E. Gonzalez, M. Chapman, A. Bacon, C. Silliman, A. Sauaia, A. Banerjee; Aurora, Colorado, US (nominated for Best Oral Award)

8. O116 - Platelet are Integral in the Regulation of Post-injury Systemic Fibrinolysis H. Moore, E. Moore, E. Gonzalez, A. Morton, M. Chapman, A. Sauaia, A. Banerjee, C. Silliman; Aurora, Colorado, US (nominated for Best Oral Award)

12:10 – 12:40 ForumThe Otmar Trentz Lecture

THE TRAUMA SURGEON: EMERGENCY SURGEON OR SUPER SPECIALIST?Otmar Trentz, Zurich/CH

12:45 – 13:45 E 102ESTES Extraordinary General Assembly


PATIENT IN EXTREMIS: WHAT WE SACRIFICE TO PRESERVE LIFE?Chairs: Louis Riddez, Stockholm/SE & William Schwab, Philadelphia/US

1. Liver bleeding: Ligate proper hepatic artery, portal vein versus long term consequences on liver ischaemia Demetrios Demetriades, Los Angeles/US

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2. Gastrojejunostomy for duodenal injury versus complication: Bile gastritis Pal Aksel Naess, Oslo/NO

3. IVC injury ligation versus IVC injury repair Andrew Peitzmann, Pittsburgh/US

4. Resect solid organs versus Repair solid organs Louis Riddez, Stockholm/SE

5. Resect a clavicle in a subclavian vessel injury; dissection versus preserve it William Schwab, Philadelphia/US


THE NEXT DISASTER: HOW WE GET TRAINEDChairs: Alastair Wilson, Birmingham/UK & Per Örtenwall, Frolunda/SE

1. Experiences from the Military: The TCCC Course Markus Tullius, DE

2. Core competencies in disaster management and humanitarian assistance – systematic review Pier Luiggi Ingrassia, Novara/IT

3. In the ideal world how should a hospital be prepared for a CBRN-e Disaster Alastair Wilson, Birmingham/UK

4. Damage control surgery for disasters: The DSTC Course Edward Tan, Nijmegen/NL

5. Tactical Casualty Care Bob Dobson, Chessington/UK


TRAUMA IN CHILDRENChairs: Ismet Gavrankapetanovic, Sarajevo/BA & Jan Hein Allema, The Hague/NL

1. Non operative treatment of spleen and liver Jan Hulscher, Groningen/NL

2. Abdominal trauma: When surgical intervention is inevitable Steffen Berger, Bern/CH

3. Pelvic trauma in children Victor de Ridder, Rotterdam/NL

4. Supracondylar fractures Dirk Sommerfeld, Hamburg/DE

5. Forearm fractures Sven-Oliver Dietz, Mainz/DE

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TRAUMA REGISTRY: DOES IT MAKE SENSE?Chairs: Luke Leenen, Utrecht/NL & Howard Champion, Annapolis/US

1. Where do we stand with evaluation of trauma care, needs analysis Howard Champion, Annapolis/US

2. Trauma care evaluation across trauma systems – Which are the pitfalls? Amy Gunning, Utrecht/NL

3. Alternatives for the good old TRISS, where to go? Rolf Lefering, Cologne/DE

4. Publishing publicly available trauma performance data – Pros and Cons Fiona Lecky, Manchester/UK

5. Measuring quality through registries initiatives Lynne Moore, Quebec/CA

6. Regionalization of trauma care: the British experience Omar Sabri, Newcastle/UK


BURNSChairs: Naiem Moiemen, Birmingham/UK & Roelf Breederveld, Beverwijk/NL

1. Keynote: Enzymatic debridement in burns : an innovative technique of eschar removal Frank Sander, Berlin/DE

2. O117 - Advanced Enzymatic Debridement in full-thickness thermal burns M. Öhlbauer, P. Rapp, B. Wallner; Murnau, DE

3. O118 - Usability and effectiveness of Suprathel® in partial thickness burns in children Z. Rashaan1, P. Krijnen1, J.H. Allema2, A.F. Vloemans3, I. Schipper1, R. Breederveld4; 1Leiden, NL, 2Aa, NL, 3Beverwijk, NL, 4Le Beverwijk, NL

4. O119 - Burn treatment principles in burn trauma centres in German-speaking Europe B. Ziegler1, M. Münzberg2, J. Horter2, T. Kremer1, U. Kneser1, P. Grützner2, C. Hirche1; 1Ludwigshafen, DE, 2Ludwigshafen Am Rhein, DE

5. O120 - Thermomechanical combination injuries – A rare but life-threatening situation M. Münzberg1, C. Hirche2, P. Grützner1, T. Harbers2, J. Horter1, T. Kremer2, C. Wölfl1, U. Kneser2; 1Ludwigshafen Am Rhein, DE, 2Ludwigshafen, DE

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MISCELLANEOUSChairs: Bore Bakota, Karlovac/HR & Thomas Scalea, Baltimore/US

1. Keynote: The Haiti Earthquake: Lessons learned Thomas Scalea, Baltimore/US

2. O121 - An impact of comprehensive trauma care approach for severe torso injury H. Matsumoto1, Y. Hara2, T. Yagi2, N. Saito2, K. Hayashida2, K. Mashiko2, H. Iida2, T. Moto-mura2, F. Nakayama2, K. Okada2, T. Sakamoto2, T. Seo2, K. Suginaka2, A. Hirabayashi2, H. Yasumatsu2, Y. Konda2, Y. Hattori3, S. Ohnishi2, M. Gotoh2, Y. Ichikawa2, A. Shibata2; 1Chiba, JP, 2Inzai, JP, 3Chiba, Pref., JP

3. O122 - The Algorithm of Proximal Femoral Nail Use for Surgical Treatment of Trochanteric Fractures A. Kalashnikov1, V. Malyk2, Y. Stavinskyy1, Y. Litun1; 1Kyiv, UA, 2Poltava, UA

4. O123 - Long time results oft he XS Nail Osteosynthesis of fractures under tension like Patella and Olecranon W. Friedl, Aschaffenburg, DE

5. O124 - Modified plate design for locking osteosynthesis of the distal humerus in osteopo-rotic bones. E. Wilde, E. Rank, G. Heinrichs, A. Schulz; Lübeck, DE

6. O125 - Spatial ability training in a 3D immersive environment. A pilot study G. Gradl1, S. Berney2, R. Hauck3, R. Haddad Zubel2, H.C. Pape1, M. Knobe1, R. Pfeifer1; 1Aachen, DE, 2Geneva, CH, 3Nottingham, UK

7. O126 - Prehospital use of mobile near-infrared spectroscopy to diagnose intracranial hematoma E. Tan, J. Peters, N. Hoogerwerf; Nijmegen, NL

8. O127 - Biomechanical evaluation of augmented versus non-augmented sacroiliac screws in a newly developed hemi-pelvis model N. Grüneweller1, M. Raschke1, D. Widmer2, I. Zderic2, D. Wähnert1, B. Gueorguiev2, R. Richards2, T. Fuchs1, M. Windolf2; 1Münster, DE, 2Davos Platz, CH (nominated for Best Oral Award)

9. O128 - Quality of Life in Patient with Multiple Trauma: Difference 10 versus 20 Years after Accident R. Pfeifer, H. Anduszkow, L. Wehr, P. Kobbe, M. Knobe, H.C. Pape; Aachen, DE

10. O129 - Pre-hospital Hypotension is Associated with Altered Inflammation Dynamics and Worse Outcomes Following Blunt Trauma in Humans K. Almahmoud1, R. Namas2, A. Zaaqoq2, O. Abdul-Malak3, J. Sperry3, A. Peitzman3, T. Billi-ar3, Y. Vodovotz3; 1Aachen, DE, 2Pittsburgh, US, 3Pittsburgh, PA/US

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NEW TECHNIQUES IN TRAUMA SURGERYChairs: Reto Babst, Bern/CH & Egbert Verleisdonk, Utrecht/NL

1. MIPO techniques in complex fractures Reto Babst, Bern/CH

2. Masquelet or callus distraction? Gerhard Schmidmaier, Heidelberg/DE

3. Rib fracture fixation: facts and fiction Mike Bemelman, Tilburg/NL

4. Pin or plate for clavicular fractures Egbert Verleisdonck, Utrecht/NL

5. Plating of patellar fractures Michael Wild, Darmstadt/DE


THE ACUTE CARE SURGEON Chairs: Ari Leppäniemi; Helsinki/FI & Amir Khorram Manesh, Gotheborg/SE

1. Keynote: Open abdomen: when and how to close Ari Leppäniemi, Helsinki/FI

2. O130 - Comparison of laparoscopic and open appendectomy: 5-Year Single Center Expe-rience A.F. Gok1, Y. Soytas1, S. Yüksel2, M. Üçüncü1, M. İlhan2, H. Yanar2, C. Ertekin1; 1Istanbul, TR, 2İstanbul, TR

3. O131 - Implementation of a novel surgical admission proforma in a sub-specialised Emer-gency General Surgical Unit to improve provision of care T. Kennedy1, M. Fok2, R. Weatherburn2, N. Misra3; 1Liverpool, UK, 2Al, UK, 37al, UK

4. O132 - Antibiotic vs. Surgery in uncomplicated Acute Appendicitis (ASAA): final results? E. Poiasina, M. Pisano, M. Ceresoli, F. Palamara, M. Giulii Capponi, L. Campanati, M. Lotti, A. Drago, F. Coccolini, S. Magnone, E. Poletti, L. Ansaloni; Bergamo, IT

5. O133 - Multidisciplinary approach in educating Acute Care Trauma Surgeons O. Lupescu, M. Nagea, T. Avramescu, C. Patru, G.I. Popescu; Bucharest, RO

6. O134 - The efficiency of emergency surgical care in a London district general hospital E. Soylu1, F. Mihaimeed1, A. Murray1, A. Lawson McLean2; 1London, UK, 2Cambridge, UK

7. O135 - Implementation of an acute care surgery service facilitates adherence to modern clinical practice guidelines for gallstone pancreatitis P. Murphy1, N. Parry2, D. Paskar2, K. Leslie1, T. Mele1; 1London, ON/CA, 2London, CA

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8. O136 - Why patients die in the operating room. Rationale for advanced vascular training of the next generation of trauma surgeons B. Geboers1, H. Moore2, E. Moore3, A. Morton4, E. Gonzalez5, G. Jurkovich4, C. Fox4; 1Ams-terdam, NL, 2Denver, AL/US, 3Aurora, Colorado, US, 4Denver, CO/US, 5Denver, US


TRAUMA SYSTEMSChairs: Selman Uranues, Graz/AT & Mostafa El Moumni, Groningen/NL

1. Keynote: How do we ensure good clinical practice in emergency surgery without rando-mised controlled trials Selman Uranues, Graz/AT

2. O137 - Patterns of Surgical Presentations at an African Regional Referral Hospital: Surveil-lance as a Step Towards Improving Access to Care M. Ajiko1, D. Dave2, R. Smith1, C. Juillard2, R. Dicker2; 1San Francisco, US, 2San Francisco, CA/US

3. O138 - Patterns of Injury at a Trauma Center in India: Opportunities for Injury Prevention A. Laytin1, V. Kumar2, C. Juillard3, B. Sarang2, R. Dicker3, N. Roy2; 1San Francisco, US, 2Mumbai, IN, 3San Francisco, CA/US

4. O139 - Sinus tarsi approach with minimal hardware fixation in joint depression type calca-neal fracture A. Nahla, A. Elmalt; Egypt, EG

5. O140 - Is TSF external fixator a definitve tretment suitable for a complex fracture of the tibia? Functional results. A. Prada Cañizares, V. Jiménez, M. Aroca, J.L. León, A. Toro-Ibarguen, M. Arroyo, I. Auñon-Martín; Madrid, ES

6. O141 - An Audit of an Alcohol Screening and Brief Intervention for Trauma Patients in a Multi-Cultural Setting: Closing the Loop on Gaps and Barriers R. Consunji, H. Al-Thani, H. Abdelrahman, A. El-Menyar, I. Mahmood, M. Mollazahi, H. Shalthout, H. Al-Tarakieh, A. Parchani, A. Zarour, I. Mudali, R. Peralta; Doha, QA

7. O142 - The influence of prehospital time on trauma patients outcome: a systematic review. A. Harmsen, J. Giannakopoulos, P. Moerbeek, E. Jansma, J. Bonjer, F. Bloemers; Amster-dam, NL

8. O143 - Direct transport versus inter hospital transfer of severely injured trauma patients S. Mans1, E. Reinders Folmer2, M. de Jongh2, K. Lansink2; 1Utrecht, NL, 2Tilburg, NL

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EPIDEMIOLOGY / EVIDENCE BASED TRAUMACAREChairs: Andriy Kalashnikov, Kiev/UA & Rohit Arora, Innsbruck/AT

1. Keynote: Caring for casualties with firearm traumas of extremities Andriy Kalashnikov, Kiev/UA

2. O144 - Pain Exposure Physical Therapy versus Conventional Therapy in Patients with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome type 1: a randomised controlled trial K. Barnhoorn, J.P. Frolke, H. Groenewoud, F. Klomp, R. Van Dongen, H. Van de Meent, R. Nijhuis; Nijmegen, NL (nominated for Best Oral Award)

3. O145 - Impairment of Platelet Aggregation in Isolated Traumatic Brain Injury J. Gurney1, B. Howard2, C. Hendrickson3, A. Conroy3, M. Kutcher4, L. Kornblith3, M. Nel-son2, K. Balhotra2, J. Crane3, K. Gee3, J. Hong3, M. Cohen3; 13853, US, 2San Francisco, US, 3San Francisco, CA/US, 4Pittsburgh, CA/US (nominated for Best Oral Award)

4. O146 - Providing support for young people during the acute hospital phase of care fol-lowing major injury: a qualitative study of family members R. Ogilvie1, K. Foster2, A. McCloughen3, K. Curtis4; 1Garran, AU, 2Bruce, AU, 3Camperdown, ACT/AU, 4Camperdown, NSW/AU

5. O147 - Vitamin D deficiency in pediatric fracture patients: prevalence and risk factors E. Gorter, W. Oostdijk, A. Felius, P. Krijnen, I. Schipper; Leiden, NL

6. O148 - Venous thromboembolism in multitrauma patients D. de Rooij1, A. Gunning1, R. Maier2, L. Leenen1, F. Hietbrink1; 1Utrecht, NL, 2Seattle, WA/US

7. O149 - Functional outcome 6 months after treatment for hip fractures: comparison bet-ween a comprehensive care pathway and care as usual E. Flikweert, M. Stevens, G. Izaks, I. Reininga, K. Wendt; Groningen, NL

8. O150 - Severe Traumatic Brain Injury in Bern, Switzerland and the USA: Different Prehos-pital Management, Comparable Outcomes T. Haltmeier1, B. Schnüriger2, E. Benjamin3, M. Brodmann2, M. Künzler2, S. Siboni3, D. Demetriades1; 1Los Angeles, CA/US, 2Bern, CH, 3Los Angeles, US

16:00 – 17:30 E 106 + 107

WORST CASE SCENARIOChair: Carel Goslings, Amsterdam/NL & Keesjan Ponsen, Alkmaar/NL

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NEW TECHNOLOGYChairs: Per Örtenwal, Frolunda/SE & Taco Blokhuis, Utrecht/NL

1. Keynote: The Diamond concept: Cost-effective or expensive like diamonds? Taco Blokhuis, Utrecht/NL

2. O151 - Safety of Osseointegrated Prosthesis for trans-femoral amputees J.P. Frölke1, M. Al Muderis2, G. Raz2, M. Edwards1, H. Van de Meent1; 1Nijmegen, NL, 2Sydney, ACT/AU

3. O152 - Wrist fractures treated with a new percutaneous intramedullary rod osteosynthe-sis: IlluminOss® using a polymerized monomer – a Case Series P. Klitsie, P. Vegt; Dordrecht, NL

4. O153 - Reconstruction of femoral head impaction injuries using osteochondral shell auto-grafts harvested from the head-neck junction M. Keel, J. Cullmann, S. Tomagra, H. Bonel, J. Bastian; Bern, CH

5. O154 - Acute atrophic changes of the volume of interest composing of hippocampus, amygdaloid body, and entorhinal area following moderate traumatic intracranial injury is associated with reduction of daily activity in the middle-aged and the elderly J. TSURUKIRI, K. UENO, K. KUMASAKA, T. OOMURA, H. SANO, S. SUNAGA; Tokyo, JP

6. O155 - Influence of Masquelet’s induced membrane filled with autologous bone and stem cells on bone healing in a critical size defect model of the rat’s femur. C. Nau1, S. Simon1, C. Seebach2, D. Henrich2, I. Marzi3; 1Frankfurt Am Main, DE, 2Frankfurt Main, DE, 3Frankfurt A.m., DE

7. O156 - Cell count of mesechymal stromal cells (CD45-, CD271+) depending on their loca-lization in adult bone. Increased number for cancellous areas of the human femoral neck. S. Meier1, C. Seebach2, H. Bönig2, G. Spohn2, D. Henrich2, I. Marzi3; 1Frankfurt, DE, 2Frank-furt Main, DE, 3Frankfurt A.m., DE

8. O157 - The electronic Trauma Health Record (eTHR); The promise of electronic injury surveillance for global injury control A. Nicol1, E. Zargaran2, P. Navsaria1, S. Hameed2; 1Cape Town, ZA, 2Vacouver, CA

9. O158 - Custom made implants: every fracture and every surgeon has his own plates M. Tomazevic, A. Kristan, M. Cimerman; Ljubljana, SI

10. O159 - Growth Plate Autologous Chondrocyte Implantation to restore joint cartilage lesions R. Tomaszewski, A. Gap; Katowice, PL

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MISCELLANEOUSChairs: Henrik Eckardt, Gentofe/DK & Mircea Beuran, Bucharest/RO

1. Keynote: What traumasurgeons can do for developing countries? Henrik Eckardt, Gentofe/DK

2. O160 - Seasonal trends in paediatric and geriatric trauma: justification for a dedicated paediatric service K. Linton1, D. McDaniel1, G. Bass2, M. Sayana1, A. Zubovic1; 1Drogheda, IE, 2Dublin, IE

3. O161 - Accidents involving a motorized mobility scooter; A growing problem H. Leijdesdorff1, J. van Dijck2, P. Krijnen2, I. Schipper2; 1Amsterdam, NL, 2Leiden, NL

4. O162 - Performance of the Taylor Spatial frame femoral fractures in patients with multiple traumatic injuries. F. Sala, D. Capitani, V. Scita, S. alati, U. Valentinotti; Milano, IT

5. O163 - Long term follow-up of trauma patients treated by a Helicopter Emergency Medi-cal System K. Funder1, J. Steinmetz1, L. Rasmussen1, N. Lohse2, R. Hesselfeldt1, V. Siersma1; 1Copenha-gen, DK, 2Hvidovre, DK

6. O164 - A global perspective of a new model to evaluate and compare trauma center per-formances in current trauma populations A. Gunning1, K. Lansink2, K. van Wessem1, Z. Balogh3, R. Maier4, L. Leenen1; 1Utrecht, NL, 2Tilburg, NL, 3Newcastle, AU, 4Seattle, WA/US

7. O165 - Virtual Fracture Clinic: a time for change? A. Yewlett1, D. Ryan2, V. Ramsingh1, R. Kulkarni1; 1Ub, UK, 2Herefordshire, UK

8. O166 - Kinetics of local inflammation in fracture hematoma and systemic course after a combined trauma model with hemorrhagic shock in pigs – what can we expect? K. Horst1, D. Eschbach2, M. Sassen2, T. Steinfeld2, R. Pfeifer1, S. Ruchholtz2, H.C. Pape1, F. Hildebrand1; 1Aachen, DE, 2Marburg, DE (nominated for Best Oral Award)

9. O167 - Enhancing surgical training by using different models of education A. Vasireddy, G. Davies, G. Grier, A. Weaver, D. Lockey; London, UK

10. O168 - Hip pain in the active adult female: a missed diagnosis K. Linton1, N. Saeed2, M. Sayana2, P. Harrington2; 1Dublin, IE, 2Drogheda, IE

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BLEEDING Chairs: Radko Komadina, Celje/SI & George Velmahos, Boston/US

1. Keynote: Massive traumatic bleeding and European guidelines Radko Komadina, Celje/SI

2. O169 - Resuscitative endovascular balloon occlusion of the aorta versus aortic cross cramp in trauma resuscitation M. Yagi1, A. Shiraishi2, A. Yoshiyuki1, K. Haruta1, T. Ichinose1, Y. Otomo2; 1Bunkyo-Ku, JP, 2Tokyo, JP

3. O170 - The use of extracorporeal circulation systems in severe accidental hypothermia after drowning: a center experience M. Weuster, A. Haneya, M. van der Brelie, B. Panholzer, A. Kowalski, J. Cremer, N. Haake; Kiel, DE

4. O171 - Massive Transfusion Protocols in Trauma: Three years experience C. Rey Valcárcel, M. Cuadrado Ayuso, L. Zarain Obrador, M.D. Perez Díaz, F. Turégano Fuentes; Madrid, ES

5. O172 - Use of REBOA (resuscitative endovascular balloon occlusion of the aorta) in catas-trophic pelvic haemorrhage A. Vasireddy, G. Davies, G. Grier, A. Weaver, D. Lockey; London, UK

6. O173 - Tourniquet use for civilian extremity trauma S. Siboni1, K. Inaba2, S. Resnick2, T. Haltmeier2, E. Benjamin1, J. Zhu2, M. Wong2, D. Demet-riades2; 1Los Angeles, US, 2Los Angeles, CA/US

7. O174 - Packed Red Blood Cells for traumatic cardiopulmonary arrest can improve the rate of return of spontaneous circulation K. Liu, T. Ogura, M. Nakano, K. Fujizuka, M. Nakamura; Maebashi, JP

8. O175 - Validation of Citrated Rapid Thrombelastography for Point-of-Care Use in Trauma A. Helfrich1, E. Moore2, M. Chapman2, H. Moore2, E. Gonzalez2, A. Morton2, A. Banerjee2, C. Silliman2; 1Munich, DE, 2Aurora, Colorado, US (nominated for Best Oral Award)


SPORT RELATED INJURY Chairs: Cem Copuroglu, Edrine/TR & Stefaan Nijs, Leuven/BE

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M. Hackl, K. Wegmann, T. Leschinger, L.P. Müller; Cologne, DE (nominated for Best Oral Award)

3. O177 - Diagnostic Performance of the Bernese versus Ottawa Ankle Rules interpreted by ED Residents and Triage Nurses: Results of a Randomized Controlled Trial. R. Derksen1, L. Knijnenberg2, G. Fransen3, R. Breederveld4, I. Schipper5; 1Beverwijk, NL, 2Amsterdam, NL, 3Zaandam, NL, 4Le Beverwijk, NL, 5Leiden, NL (nominated for Best Oral Award)

4. O178 - Chronic elbow instability: Is the MRI a reliable diagnostic tool? M. Hackl, K. Wegmann, T. Leschinger, L.P. Müller; Cologne, DE (nominated for Best Oral Award)

5. O179 - The course of the posterior interosseous nerve in relation to the proximal radius M. Hackl, K. Wegmann, S. Lappen, C. Helf, L.P. Müller; Cologne, DE

6. O180 - Miniopen Reconstruction of Neglected Achilles Tendon Rupture Using Free Semi-tendinosus Tendon Graft A. eid1, T. ElHewala2; 1Zagazig, EG, 2Zagazig - Sharkia, EG

7. O181 - Bimalleolar equivalent ankle fractures – is medial exploration necessary? Y. Weil, Y. Gellman, R. Mosheiff, M. Liebergall, A. Khoury; Jerusalem, IL

8. O182 - The bare area of the olecranon: An anatomic study to optimize olecranon osteo-tomy K. Wegmann, M. Hackl, S. Lappen, L.P. Müller; Cologne, DE


INFECTIONChairs: Salamone di Saverio, Bologna/IT & Lauri Handolin, Helsinki/FI

1. Keynote: Feasability of laparoscopy in Hinchey IV perforated diverticulitis Salomone di Saverio, Bologna/IT

2. O183 - Local administration of SDF1-α enhances wound healing impaired by sepsis K. Sommer1, H. Jakob1, S. Eberlein1, D. Henrich2, J. Frank1; 1Frankfurt A.m., DE, 2Frankfurt Main, DE (nominated for Best Oral Award)

3. O184 - Bacterial Reduction and Community Shift with Negative-Pressure Wound Therapy: The Relevance of Surgical Debridements in the Operating Room T. Jentzsch, G. Osterhoff, P. Zwolak, B. Seifert, V. Neuhaus, H. Simmen, G. Jukema; Zürich, CH (nominated for Best Oral Award)

4. O185 - Worse Outcomes and More Infectious Complications in Critically Ill Trauma Pati-ents with Persistent Inadequate Caloric and Protein Administration

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T. Haltmeier1, K. Inaba1, B. Schnüriger2, S. Siboni3, D. Demetriades1; 1Los Angeles, CA/US, 2Bern, CH, 3Los Angeles, US

5. O186 - Splenic neutrophil compartmentalization in a mouse model with trauma and hemorrhagic shock M. Teuben1, M. Heeres1, L. de Boer1, R. Pfeifer2, T. Blokhuis1, N. Vrisekoop1, H.C. Pape2, L. Koenderman1, L. Leenen1; 1Utrecht, NL, 2Aachen, DE

6. O187 - First experimental experiences with a native collagen-elastin scaffold for coverage of traumatic and infected wounds G. Jukema, F. Schaefer, M. Koenig, H. Simmen; Zürich, CH

7. O188 - FDG-PET/CT: a diagnostic tool for post-traumatic osteomyelitis? K. van Vliet1, V. de Jong1, M. Termaat2, T. Schepers1, B. van Eck-Smit1, J.C. Goslings1, N. Schep1; 1Amsterdam, NL, 2Leiden, NL

8. O189 - Bactericidal incompetence of a subset of neutrophils following severe injury P. Leliefeld, J. Pillay, S. Rooijakkers, L. Koenderman, L. Leenen; Utrecht, NL


EPIDEMIOLOGY / EVIDENCE BASED TRAUMACAREChairs: Mauro Zago, Bergamo/IT & Andreas Shamiyeh, Linz/AT

1. Keynote: Why trauma and emergency surgeons should be able to do Ultrasound? Wal-king around the MUSEC course Mauro Zago, Bergamo/IT

2. O190 - Incidence of vertebral fractures in the Netherlands, 1997–2012 J. ten Brinke1, T.P. Saltzherr1, M. Hogervorst1, J.C. Goslings2; 1Apeldoorn, NL, 2Amsterdam, NL

3. O191 - Outcome of Severely Injured Patients over Eight Years in a Level 1 Trauma Centre: the Effect of Fluid Resuscitation Evolvement in Mortality T. Brinck1, R. Lefering2, L. Handolin3; 1Helsinki, FI, 2Witten, DE, 3Fi- Hus Finland, FI

4. O192 - Prophylaxis of venous thromboembolism in patients with a nonsurgical fracture of the lower extremity immobilized in a below-knee plaster cast M. Bruntink1, R. Derksen2, Y. Groutars3, R. Breederveld4, I. Schipper3; 1Amsterdam, NL, 2Beverwijk, NL, 3Leiden, NL, 4Le Beverwijk, NL

5. O193 - Predictors of return to work after mild to moderate injury I. Reininga, S. Brouwer, I. Soons, J. van der Naalt, B. Gareb, M. de Koning, K. Wendt, M. el Moumni; Groningen, NL

6. O194 - E-bike related traffic accidents; a 21st century problem due to technical evolution and aging? Prospective analysis of the patient characteristics and severity of injury H. Poos, K. ten Duis, J. Harbers, M. el Moumni, I. Reininga, K. Wendt; Groningen, NL

7. O195 - Trends in Violent Injury in America During the Great Recession of 2008-2009

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(HEMS) Assistance for Severely Injured Patients D. Den Hartog1, J. Romeo2, A. Ringburg2, M. Verhofstad2, E.M.M. Van Lieshout2; 1Berg-schenhoek, NL, 2Rotterdam, NL

08:30 – 10:00 E 106 + 107Guest Symposium NVOT

PERI PROSTHETIC FRACTURESChair: Rutger G. Zuurmond, Zwolle/NL

1. Incidence and indications for surgical treatment of PPF Rudolf Poolman, Amsterdam/NL

2. Revision-Surgery for PPF Harmen Ettema, Nijmegen/NL

3. ORIF for PPF; Whats new? Tips ans Tricks Karl Stoffel, Laufen/CH


MILITARY AND DISASTERChairs: Spiros Stergiopoulos, Chaidari/GR & Jiang Biao Guo, Beijing/CN

1. Keynote: Trauma care in China Jiang Bao Guo, Beijing/CN

2. O197 - Teleconferencing Advanced Disaster Medical Response Course as a Disaster Pre-paredness Method for the FIFA World Cup G. Fraga1, A. Dorigatti1, B. Pereira1, J. Cruvinel Neto1, A. Silva II1, A. Marttos Jr.2, S. Briggs3; 1Campinas, BR, 2Miami, FL/US, 3Cambridge, US

3. O198 - Urban War casualties treated in civilian hospitals – national trauma coordinators J. Benbenishty1, D. Alboer2, S. Yair3, B. Segal4, M. Nevo5, G. Hyams6, Y. Dayan7; 1Jerusalem, IL, 2Petach Tikva, IL, 3Beer Sheva, IL, 4Ramat Gan, IL, 5Rehovot, IL, 6Haifa, IL, 7Ashkelon, IL

4. O199 - Public medical preparedness – Evaluation of 1533 patients treated at the largest sporting event in Switzerland S. Hostettler-Blunier1, L. Martinolli2, F. Neff2, A. Hosner3, H. Bähler2, D. Baumberger2, B. Schnüriger2; 1Trub, CH, 2Bern, CH, 3Burgdorf, CH

5. O200 - Specific traumatology in avalanche victims. Results from a French Trauma Center Database. B. Trilling1, E. Girard2, Y. Boue1, S. Barbois1, P. Lavagne1, F. Jarry3, M. Blancher1, C. Arvieux1; 1La Tronche, FR, 2Le Tronche, FR, 3Grenoble, FR

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6. O201 - Attitudes to “Battlefield ATLS” & ATLS among Dutch Military Physicians S. Dierckx1, J. Ryan2; 1Laren Nh, NL, 2London, UK

7. O202 - Combat related vascular injuries: a Dutch experience T. van Dongen1, J. Hamming2, E. Tan3, L. Leenen1, R. Hoencamp2; 1Utrecht, NL, 2Leiden, NL, 3Nijmegen, NL

8. O203 - Trauma Room Manual – Improving Trauma Care by implementing a Trauma Room Manual M. Münzberg1, L. Wilkskamp2, C. Huwer3, S. Flohé4, M. Müller5, C. Schellenberger6, H. Trentzsch7, J. Brokmann8, A. Heller5, K. Käppler1, J. Horter1, C. Wölfl1; 1Ludwigshafen Am Rhein, DE, 2Dossenheim, DE, 3Berlin, DE, 4Düsseldorf, DE, 5Dresden, DE, 6Frankfurt / Main, DE, 7München, DE, 8Aachen, DE

9. O204 - 2D versus 3D Fluoroscopic Navigation in Posterior Pelvic Fixation S. Thakkar1, R. Thakkar2, G. Osgood2, B. Shafiq2, E. Hasenboehler1; 1Baltimore, US, 2Balti-more, MD/US

10. O205 - A Clinical Evaluation of Headless Compression Screws Fixation for Medial Malleo-lus Fractures J. Bekken1, G. Roukema2, M. Harms2; 13011 Ta, NL, 2Rotterdam, NL


MINIMAL ACCESS THERAPIES IN EMERGENCY SURGERYChairs: Jonathan Tilsed, Beverley/US & Selman Uranues, Graz/AT

1. The future of NOTES in emergency surgery Juliane Bingener-Casey, Minnesota/US

2. Minimally invasive surgery in acute pancreatitis: Is it worth the effort? Hjalmar van Santvoort, Utrecht/NL

3. Bariatric emergencies: How I deal with them Peter Sedman, Edinburgh/UK

4. How to train surgeons for minimally invasive surgery in the emergency setting Selman Uranues, Graz/AT

5. Stenting for large bowel obstruction: A bridge to surgery or a bridge too far Emo van Halsema, Amsterdam/NL

10:30 – 12:00 E 102Resident Session

EDUCATION TRAUMA SURGERY – PROSPECTS FOR A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE Chairs: Gerhard Achatz, Ulm/DE & Charlotte Lameiijer, Groningen/NL

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Hiëronymus Poos, Groningen/NL2. Quo vadis education in trauma care – The position of ESTES

Pol M. Rommens, Mainz/DE3. View on education of the future trauma surgeon, the StaRT-project

Peter Brink, Maastricht/NL4. Education of the future trauma surgeon: The South African perspective

Elias Degiannis, Johannesburg/ZA5. The future EUMS certified traumasurgeon

Hans-Joerg Oestern, Celle/DE + panel discussion


ABDOMINAL SURGERYChairs: Christine Gaarder, Oslo/NO & Isidro Martinez, Alicante/ES

1. Keynote: Anorectal Injuries: challenges and management Christine Gaarder; Oslo/NO

2. O206 - Rectal disruption from abdominal seatbelt injury – description of cases and discus-sion of injury mechanism J. El Kafsi1, R. Kraus2, R. Guy1; 1Oxford, UK, 2Aarau, CH

3. O207 - Is the laparoscopic (LA) approach appropriate in complicated appendicitis? A com-parative study with the open (OA) approach. L. Fattori, I. Gattuso, C. Dammaro; Monza, IT

4. O208 - Epidemiology of Ruptured Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms in a well defined Norwe-gian population. A. Reite, M. Vetrhus, C. Ellingsen, J. Kvaløy, K. Søreide; Stavanger, NO

5. O209 - How to decide damage control surgery in trauma care ? – Damage control indica-tion detecting score (DECIDE score) K. Murata1, Y. Otomo2; 1Bunkyo-Ku, JP, 2Tokyo, JP

6. O210 - NPWT and open abdomen management: a single high volume center experience M.C. Tinti1, F. Baticci2, M. Ceolin1, S. Mei3, H. Kurihara3; 1Milano, IT, 2Rozzano - Milano, IT, 3Rozzano, Milano, IT

7. O211 - Perioperative Biomarkers Associated with In-hospital Mortality in patients with Perforation peritonitis S.H. Lee, K.W. Lee, J.G. Lee, M.J. Jung, H.W. Kim; Seoul, KR

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RESEARCH IN TRAUMA SURGERYChairs: Robert Jan Derksen, Beverwijk/NL & Ingo Marzi, Frankfurt/DE

1. Measurement of functional outcome in trauma patients Mostafa El Moumni, Groningen/NL

2. Clinical research in Australia. bridging the distances Michael Sugrue, Sydney/AU

3. Issues that need to be solved in the near future in Traumaresearch Theo Tosounidis, Leeds/UK

4. Pearls and pitfalls in trauma trial design Robert Jan Derksen, Beverwijk/NL

5. How to optimise the chances to get your work published Ingo Marzi, Frankfurt/DE

10:30 – 12:00 E 106 + 107Guest symposium EFOST

OSTEOCHONDRAL LESIONS OF THE ANKLE Chairs: Jan Huylebroek, Brussels/BE; B. Pijnenburg, Amsterdam/NL

1. Introduction and epidemiology of osteochondral lesions of the ankle Jan Huylebroek, Brussels/BE

2. Imaging of osteochondral lesions of the ankle Maryam Shahabpour, Brussels/BE

3. Biological approaches of chondral defects of the ankle Henrique Jones, Lisbon/PT

4. Debridement and microdrilling of osteochondral lesions of the ankle Gian Luigi Canata, Torino/IT

5. Treatment of posterior osteochondral lesions of the ankle Bernhard Devos Bevernage, Deurle/BE

6. Scaffolds and the treatment of osteochondral lesions in the ankle Bas Pijnenburg, Amsterdam/NL + Discussion


MILITARY SURGERY: LESSONS TO LEARN FOR CIVILIAN CIRCUMSTANCESChairs: James James, Bethesda/US & William Schwab, Philadelphia/US

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1. Ebola Claudia Frey, Hamburg/DE

2. Videos for Damage Control Surgery Philipp Fischer, Bonn/DE

3. Use of a mobile decontamination unit with the dormant disaster hospital Utrecht. Mirjam de Jong, Utrecht/NL

4. Protection of civil hospital during wartime Boris Hreckovski, Bukovlje/HR

5. Disaster medicine from a holistic perspective in terms of discipline integration, core-com-petency based education and training, evolving a discipline of Disaster Medicine James James, Bethesda/US


SPINE AND MISCELLANEOUSChairs: Marius Keel, Berne/CH & Klaus Wendt, Groningen/NL

1. Keynote: Virtual reality and pelvic fracture treatment Marius Keel, Berne/CH

2. O212 - Bedrest leads to changes in lumbar intervertebral disc composition B. Ganse1, J. Zange1, J. Rittweger1, R. Pohle-Fröhlich2, P. Frings-Meuthen1, D. Belavy3, P. Bansmann1, D. Felsenberg3, P. Eysel1, T. Koy1; 1Cologne, DE, 2Krefeld, DE, 3Berlin, DE (nominated for Best Oral Award)

3. O213 - Radiological changes in Patients with Ankylosing Spondylitis: A source of misinter-pretation in case of cervical trauma K. Almahmoud, R. Pfeifer, H. Eisenkrein, H. Andruszkow, F. Hildebrand, H.C. Pape, P. Kobbe; Aachen, DE

4. O214 - Pre-hospital prediction of spine fractures. W. klein Gebbink1, J. ten Brinke2, M. Hogervorst2, T.P. Saltzherr2, L. Pallada2, A. Hosman2; 1Lievelde, NL, 2Apeldoorn, NL

5. O215 - Posterior Short Segment Pedicle Screw Fixation with Application of Pedicle Screws at the Fractured Level in Thoracolumbar Burst Fracture T. ElHewala, Zagazig - Sharkia, EG

6. O216 - Operative versus Non-operative management of Floating Shoulder injuries M. Elsoufy, Zagazig - Elsharkia, EG

7. O217 - Open Reposition And Fixation Of The Posterior Malleolus Via The Posterolateral Approach. S. Verhage1, J. van Vliet1, I. Schipper2, J. Hoogendoorn3; 1Den Haag, NL, 2Leiden, NL, 3The Hague, NL

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8. O218 - Tension band wiring of olecranon fractures, still the best option? A. Terstappen1, C. Vos1, J. van den Brand2; 1Amsterdam, NL, 2Alkmaar, NL

9. O219 - Prevention of Excessive Medialisation of Trochanteric Fracture by a Buttress Screw: A Novel Method and Finite Element Analysis B. Mahaisavariya1, N. Chantarapanich2, K. Riansuwan1, K. Sitthiseripratip3; 1Bangkok, TH, 2Chonburi, TH, 3Pathumthani, TH

12:15 – 13:45 E 102ESTES General Assembly


SOFT TISSUE INFECTIONS Chairs: Louis Riddez Stockholm/SE & Christine Gaarder, Oslo/NO

1. Tissue preserving approach in Necrotizing Fasciitis Louis Riddez, Stockholm/SE

2. Towards a standardized approach in Necrotizing Fasciitis Falco Hietbrink, Utrecht/NL

3. Vacuum assisted closure after Necrotizing Fasciitis Kees-Jan Ponsen, Alkmaar/NL

4. Optimising nutrition for the critically ill and injured: when, what and how? Isidro Martínez, Alicante/ES

5. Transabdominal wound closure – addressing main issues with the open abdomen? Christine Gaarder, Oslo/NO


PELVIC TRAUMAChairs: Pol Rommens Mainz/DE & Michiel Verhofstad, Rotterdam/NL

1. Keynote: Is pelvic packing a technique that every traumasurgeon should be able to perform? Pol Rommens Mainz/DE

2. O220 - Combination of CT extravasation sign and retroperitoneal hematoma thickness can accurately predict need for transcatheter arterial embolization in patients with pelvic fracture. S. Yoshikawa1, A. Shiraishi1, M. Kojima1, T. Shoko2, Y. Otomo1; 1Tokyo, JP, 2Chiba, JP (nominated for Best Oral Award)

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ous iliosacral screws J. Verbeek1, E. Hermans2, A. Van Vugt2, J.P. Frölke1; 1Nijmegen, NL, 2Enschede, NL

4. O222 - Assessment of occult posterior pelvic ring injuries in elderly patients I. Gárgyán, Á. Csonka, B. Kószó, E. Varga; Szeged, HU

5. O223 - Potential optimization of percutaneous sacroiliac joint fixation by use of specific entry and aiming points on lateral pelvic views assessed in cadavers J. Jost, T. Ecker, J. Basedow, J. Cullmann, M. Keel, L. Benneker, J. Bastian; Bern, CH

6. O224 - MRI Assessment of Ligament Injury in Patients with Fragility Fracture of the Pelvis Y. Ueda1, H. Tsuji1, Y. Kurata1, A. Sakuma1, J. Saito1, T. Tsumura2; 1Sapporo, JP, 2Obihiro, JP

7. O225 - Title: Radiological analysis of the roof impaction in fractures of the acetabulum T. Noda1, Y. Shimamura1, M. Inoue2, Y. Yamakawa1, T. Uehara1, T. Ozaki1, Y. Kinami1; 1Oka-yama, JP, 2Niimi City, JP

8. O226 - Radiographic analysis of entry and aiming points on lateral pelvic views for optimal sacroiliac joint fixation using sacroiliac screw J. Jost, J. Cullmann, E. Aghayev, M. Keel, L. Benneker, J. Bastian; Bern, CH

9. O227 - Outcome after osteosynthesis of hip fractures in nonagenarians K. de Leur, J. Vroemen, D.I. Vos, L. Elmans, L. van der Laan; Breda, NL

10. O228 - Predictive variables of open reduction in intertrochanteric fracture nailing V. Jiménez Díaz, A. Prada Cañizares, I. Auñon-Martín, A. Toro-Ibarguen, M. Arroyo, P. Pára-mo Díaz, M.Á. Martínez-Leocadio, J. Gallardo Roig, M. Aroca, C. Olaya, P. Caba; Madrid, ES


PEDIATRIC AND HIPChairs: Steffen Berger, Bern/CH & Jan Hein Allema, The Haque/NL

1. Keynote: Indications for fracture fixation in forearm fractures in childhood. Jan Hein Allema, The Haque/NL

2. O229 - Pediatric cervical spinal cord injury – a retrospective outcome analysis F. Högel, D. Maier, V. Bühren, D. Schneidmüller; Murnau, DE

3. O230 - Pelvic fractures in children S. Cornelisse, E. Tan, J. Biert, E. Hermans; Nijmegen, NL

4. O231 - Complex tibial shaft fractures in children involving the distal physis managed with the Ilizarov Method G. Rogers, H. Tan, P. Harwood, P. Foster; Leeds, UK

5. O232 - Analysis of early vascular and nerve complications of supracondylar humerus fractures in children R. Tomaszewski, Katowice, PL

6. O233 - The conservative treatment of stable upper cervical spine fractures in children

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R. Tomaszewski, Katowice, PL7. O234 - Cross Fixation Superior to Lateral Fixation of Supracondylar fractures

A. Vahedi1, R. Jeavons2, A. Rangan3; 1Loughborough, UK, 2Bw, UK, 3Middlesbrough, UK8. O235 - The efficacy of stent for blunt pancreatic injury in pediatric patients

T. Ishihara, K. Nishiyama, T. Ohno, K. Sueyoshi, Y. Sumi, Y. Inoue, S. Matsuda, K. Okamoto, H. Tanaka; Urayasu, Chiba, JP


EPIDEMIOLOGY / EVIDENCE BASED TRAUMACARE Chairs: Lauri Handolin, Helsinki/FI & Inger Schipper, Leiden/NL

1. Keynote: REBOA: current status Lauri Handolin, Helsinki/FI

2. O236 - Prediction models for venous thrombosis risk after cast immobilization of the lower extremity. B. Németh1, R. van Adrichem1, S. le Cessie1, A. van Hylckama Vlieg1, P. Bucciarelli2, I. Marti-nelli2, F. Rosendaal1, I. Schipper1, S. Cannegieter1; 1Leiden, NL, 2Milan, IT

3. O237 - Contrast-induced nephropathy in polytrauma patients. E. Slagter, B. Andela, B. Beuker, M. el Moumni; Groningen, NL

4. O238 - The value of routine radiographic follow-up in patients with ankle fractures in three large teaching hospitals in the Netherlands N. Weil1, M. Termaat2, J. Hoogendoorn3, H. van der Meulen3, P. Krijnen2, I. Schipper2; 1Amsterdam, NL, 2Leiden, NL, 3The Hague, NL

5. O239 - Risk adjusted traffic related mortality decreased in parallel to a lower number of accidents during 2001-2011 in Sweden. R. Larsen1, D. Backstrom1, M. Fredriksson1, S. Walther1, R. Gedeborg2, F. Sjoberg1; 1Lin-köping, SE, 2Uppsala, SE

6. O240 - Risk adjusted assault related mortality remains unchanged in the period of 2001-2011 in a nationwide study in Sweden. R. Larsen1, D. Backstrom1, R. Gedeborg2, M. Fredriksson1, S. Walther1, F. Sjoberg1; 1Lin-köping, SE, 2Uppsala, SE

7. O241 - Injury prevention in the Chilean work force D. ROIZBLATT, M. Plaza de los Reyes, R. Geni, R. Campos; Santiago, CL

8. O242 - The Reliability and Reproducibility of the AO Classification System for Humeral Shaft Fractures K. Mahabier1, E.M.M. Van Lieshout1, B. Van Der Schaaf1, G. Roukema1, B. Punt2, M. Ver-hofstad1, D. Den Hartog1, On behalf of the Hummer trial investigators1; 1Rotterdam, NL, 2Dordrecht, NL

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HIPChairs: Richard Kdolsky, Vienna/AT & Geertja Govaert, Groningen/NL

1. Keynote: Treatment algorithm of Periprosthetic fractures Richard Kdolsky, Vienna/AT

2. O243 - A systematic review of the effect of Tranexamic Acid in reducing Blood transfusion requirements in Hip Surgery L. Evans1, K. Turner2; 1Norwich, UK, 2Graham Land, AQ

3. O244 - The treatment of femoral neck fractures and the results of the GANNET. A.D.P. Walsum1, H. Roerdink2, J. Vroemen3, H. Janzing4, T. Winkelhorst5; 1Enschede, NL, 2Deventer, NL, 3Breda, NL, 4Venlo, NL, 5Nijmegen, NL (nominated for Best Oral Award)

4. O245 - Stability of fixation of proximal femur fractures: a radiostereometric analysis D. van Embden1, G. Stollenwerck2, L. Koster3, B. Kaptein3, R. Nelissen3, I. Schipper3; 1Den Haag, NL, 2Maastricht, NL, 3Leiden, NL (nominated for Best Oral Award)

5. O246 - Periprosthetic cortical bone remodeling in patients with osseo-integrated prosthe-ses L. Haket, J.P. Frölke, N. Verdonschot, P. Tomaszewski, H. Van de Meent; Nijmegen, NL

6. O247 - Hip fracture: results of surgical treatment within 48 hours after admission at Trau-ma Center in Turin, Italy. E. grosso, R. sisto, D. mellano, K. zoccola; Turin, IT

7. O248 - Influence of frailty in outcome of femoral periprosthetic fractures R. Mars, R. Zuurmond; Zwolle, NL

8. O249 - Comparing the minimally invasive anterolateral approach to the traditional antero-lateral approach for hemiarthroplasty in elderly patients with femoral neck fractures. F. de Jong, C. Deugd, K. Van der Vlies, G. Roukema; Rotterdam, NL


PANCREATIC INJURY AND PANCREATITISChairs: Hayato Kurihara, Milan/IT & Hakan Yanar, Istanbul/TR

1. Keynote: Endoscopic retroperitoneal necrosectomy for pancreatic necrosis Hakan Yanar, Istanbul/TR

2. O250 - Admission serum lipase and amylase as a predictor of pancreatic injury in polytrau-matised patients K. Rollins, A. Brooks, P. MacGoey, A. Navarro, N. Watson; Nottingham, UK

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3. O251 - A comparison of lipase and amylase in diagnosis of acute pancreatitis A.F. Gok1, I.F. Azamat1, C.B. Kulle1, Ş. Karakuş1, M. Ilhan1, S. Bademler2, F. Yanar1, C. Erte-kin1; 1Istanbul, TR, 2İstanbul, TR

4. O252 - Bones in the belly: Heterotopic Mesenteric Ossification after Blunt abdominal trauma and Multiple abdominal surgeries S.K. NATARAJAN, L.T. TEO, M. HTIN; Singapore, SG

5. O253 - Outcomes of forty-three surgically managed cases of blunt pancreatic injury K. Okawara, M. Sawano, K. Sagawa, M. Matsuda, K. Asai; Kawagoe-Shi, Saitama, JP

6. O254 - Left Gastric Artery Pseudoaneurysm In Necrotizing Pancreatitis A Rare Cause of Fatal Bleeding: Is There A Standard Operative Approach D. Mcphee1, S. Patil2, E. Irizarry3, J. Jorge4; 1New York, NY/US, 2Livingston, US, 3New York, US, 4New York, AL/US

7. O255 - Predictive factors for severe evolution in acute pancreatitis B.V. Martian, I. Diaconescu, B. Matei Razvan, G. Andrei, C. Roxana, M. Beuran; Bucharest, RO

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Military MedicineP001 RUBBER BULLET HEART INJURY: A CASE REPORT

M. Gachabayov, V. BabyshinDepartment Of Surgery No.1, Vladimir City Hospital of Emergency Medicine, Vladimir/RUSSIAN FEDERATION

P002 SALVAGE CRANIECTOMY FOR WAR PENETRATING BRAIN INJURIES. EXPERIENCE OF FRENCH FORWARD SURGICAL TEAMS DURING THE WAR IN MALI (2013-2014).

E. Hornez1, G. Boddaert2, G. Pauleau3, S. Bonnet2, R. Dulou4, S. Rigal5, F. Pons6 1Digestive Surgery, PERCY Military Hospital, Clamart/FRANCE, 2Service De Chirurgie Thoracique Et Générale, HIA Percy, Clamart/FRANCE, 3Service De Chirurgie Géné-rale, HIA Laveran, Marseille/FRANCE, 4Neurosurgery, Hopital du Val de Grace, Paris/FRANCE, 5Orthopedy, HIA Percy, Clamart/FRANCE, 6Ecole du Val de Grace, Paris/FRANCE (nominated for Best Poster Award)

Disaster MedicineP003 HUMANITARIAN OBSTETRIC CARE FOR REFUGEES OF SYRIAN WAR. THE FIRST 6 MONTHS EXPERIENCE OF GYNÉCOLOGIE SANS FRONTIÈRES IN ZAATARI REFUGEE CAMP (JORDAN)

H. Bouchghoul1, E. Hornez2, X. Duval-Arnould3, H. Philippe3, J. Nizard1 1Department Of Obstetrics And Gynecology, Groupe hospitalier Pitié-Salpêtrière, Paris/FRANCE, 2Digestive Surgery, PERCY Military Hospital, Clamart/FRANCE, 3Faculty Of Pharmacy, University Of Nantes, Gynécologie sans Frontières, Nantes/FRANCE (nominated for Best Poster Award)

P004 SHORT-TERM RESPONSE TO THE TREATMENT OF A PATIENT WITH THE SEVERE POLYTRAUMA AND NEGATIVE PROGNOSIS FOR SURVIVAL (A CASE REPORT).

N.I. Gerashchenko Shock Unit, Saint-Petersburg Research Institute of Emergency Medicine named by I.I. Dzhanelidze, Saint-Petrsburg/RUSSIAN FEDERATION

P005 TEACHING TRAUMA MANAGEMENT IN DISASTER SCENARIOSS. Biswas, D. Patchell, A. Squillaro, A. Golan, T. Dwolatzky, M. Clarfield Global Health, Medical School of International Health, Beer Sheva/ISRAEL

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P006 THE VOLUNTEER ACTIONS OF PREVENTION, PREPARE AND RESPONSE TO NA TURAL DISASTER – STUDY OF CASE OF THE NUDECS OF NITERÓI CITY

A.P. Escudeiro1, E.P. Escudeiro2, E.P. Escudeiro3, G.P. Escudeiro2, J.C. Dos Santos2 1Medico Cirurgico, Universidade Federal Fluminense, niteroi/BRAZIL, 2Proex, Universi-dade Federal Fluminense, Niteroi/BRAZIL, 3Defesa Civil Niteroi, Defesa Civil, Niteroi/BRAZIL (nominated for Best Poster Award)

Burns P007 CLINICAL UTILITY OF NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY FOR PARTIAL AND DEEP THICKNESS BURNS

D. Jurišić1, B. Hrečkovski1, M. Maričević1, D. Roško1, V. Pitlović1, D. Vidović2 1Surgery, General Hospital „Dr.J.Benčević“, Slavonski Brod/CROATIA, 2Surgery, Univer-sity Hospital „Sisteo of Mercy“, Zagreb/CROATIA

P008 EIGHT PATIENTS WITH BURNS OF JOINTS FOR WHOM NPWT WAS EFFECTIVE TO ACHIEVE SKIN GRAFT FIXATION

M. Kuroyanagi1, S. Kashiwagi1, E. Uchinuma1, K. Kumazawa2, M. Nemoto2, A. Takeda2 1Plastic Surgery, Kitasato Medical Center, Saitama/JAPAN, 2Plastic And Aesthetic Surge-ry, Kitasato University, Kanagawa/JAPAN

P009 LET‘S SNIFF SOME DEODORANTO. Cristiu, N. O’Connor Emergency Medicine, Lady Of Lourdes Hospital, Drogheda/IRELAND (nominated for Best Poster Award)

Epidemiology/Evidence based Traumacare P010 ‘SILVER’ TRAUMA: PREDICTING MORTALITY IN ELDERLY MAJOR TRAUMA BASED ON INJURY LOCATION

D. Osei-Kuffour, S. Hendrickson, C. Aylwin, M. Fertleman, S. Hettiaratchy Major Trauma Centre, St. Mary‘s Hospital, Imperial College London, London/UNITED KINGDOM

P011 A DATA ANALYSIS OF THE POSSIBLE LEADING CAUSES OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTSS. Baltacı Goktas, D. Selimen Nursing, Maltepe University, İstanbul/TURKEY

P012 A RETROSPECTIVE INVESTIGATION OF THE ADMISSION INR LEVELS AND ASSOCIATED OUTCOMES AT THE INKOSI ALBERT LUTHULI CENTRAL HOSPITAL LEVEL 1 TRAUMA UNIT, DURBAN, SOUTH AFRICA.

A. Noorbhai

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Department Of General Surgery, University of KwaZulu Natal, Durban/SOUTH AFRICA (nominated for Best Poster Award)

P013 ADDITIONAL VALUE OF PRE-OPERATIVE CHEST RADIOGRAPHS FOR PATIENTS WITH A HIP FRACTURE

S. Loggers1, J. Giannakopoulos2, E. Vandewalle3, M. Erwteman4, F. Berger5, W.P. Zuide-ma6 1Trauma Surgery, VU medical Center, Amsterdam/NETHERLANDS, 2Trauma Surgery, VU University Medical Centre, Amsterdam/NETHERLANDS, 3Emergency Medicine, VU University Medical Centre, Amsterdam/NETHERLANDS, 4Anesthesiology, VU Univer-sity Medical Centre, Amsterdam/NETHERLANDS,5Radiology, VU University Medical Centre, Amsterdam/NETHERLANDS, 6Trauma Surgery, VU University Medical Center, Amsterdam/NETHERLANDS (nominated for Best Poster Award)

P014 AN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY OF 600 HAND INJURY PATIENTS PRESENTING TO A TERTIARY REFERRAL CENTRE

C. Dover, D. Chester Hand Surgery, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham/UNITED KINGDOM

P015 AN EVIDENCE BASED BLUNT TRAUMA PROTOCOLR.V. Vugt, D. Kool, S. Lubeek, H. Dekker, M. Brink, J. Deunk, M. Edwards Surgery, Radboud UMC, Nijmegen/NETHERLANDS

P016 ASSOCIATION OF MALE GENDER WITH INCREASED MORTALITY IN FALLST. Nakada1, S. Nakao2, H. Watanabe2, H. Ono2, Y. Mizushima2, T. Matsuoka2 1Trauma And Critical Care, Senshu Trauma and Critical Care Center, Osaka/JAPAN, 2, Senshu Trauma and Critical Care Center, Osaka/JAPAN (nominated for Best Poster Award)

P017 BONE METASTATIC DISEASE AND SKELETAL RELATED EVENTS – SLOVENIAN NATIONAL RECOMMENDATIONS

R. Komadina1, M. Spiler2, K. Grabljevec3, M. Snoj4 1Dept. Of Traumatology, General and Teaching Hospital Celje, Celje/SLOVENIA, 2Ortho-pedic Clinic, University Clinical Centre Ljubljana, Ljubljana/SLOVENIA, 3Dept. For Brain Injury, Ms And Nmd Rehabilitation, University Rehabilitation Institute „Soča“, Ljubljana/SLOVENIA, 4, Institute of Oncology Ljubljana, Ljubljana/SLOVENIA

P018 CAN WE COMPARE INCIDENCES AND STUDY RESULTS ON ANTERIOR KNEE PAIN AFTER TIBIAL NAILING? A COMMON PROBLEM, NO COMMON DEFINITI ON

A. Jankovic1, N. Bozic2, Z. Korac2

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1Traumatology, General Hospital Karlovac, Karlovac/CROATIA, 2, General Hospital Karlovac, Karlovac/CROATIA

P019 CARE OF THE OLDER TRAUMA PATIENT: AN URBAN TRAUMA CENTER’S EXPERIENCE

D. Scantling1, S. Allen2 1Surgery, Drexel University/Hahnemann University Hospital, Philadelphia/PA/UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 2Trauma And Emergency Surgery, The University of Pennsylva-nia, Philadelphia/PA/UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

P020 CENTRALISATION OF TRAUMA SERVICES WITHIN A UK TRAUMA NETWORK HAS SHOWN CHANGES IN CLINICAL OUTCOMES AT A MAJOR TRAUMA CENTRE

K. Mann1, S. Scott2, J. Moorehead2, N. Misra1 1Emergency General Surgery And Trauma Unit,, Aintree University Hospital, AL/UNITED KINGDOM, 2Department Of Trauma Services, University Hospital Aintree, AL/UNITED KINGDOM

P021 CEPHALOMEDULLARY NAIL FAILURE IN OPERATIVE TREATMENT OF TROCHANTERIC FEMORAL FRACTURES

C. Von Rüden, C. Hierholzer, S. Hungerer, O. Trapp, P. Augat, V. Bühren Trauma Surgery, Trauma Center Murnau, Murnau/GERMANY

P022 CLINICAL AND RADIOLOGICAL RESULTS OF LOCKING PLATE FIXATION FOR PERIPROSTHETIC FEMORAL FRACTURES AROUND HIP ARTHROPLASTIES: A RETROSPECTIVE MULTI-CENTER STUDY

T. Niikura1, A. Sakurai2, K. Oe2, N. Shibanuma3, M. Tsunoda4, A. Maruo5, E. Shoda6, S.Y. Lee1, Y. Sakai7, M. Kurosaka1 1Orthopaedic Surgery, Kobe University Graduate School of Medicine, Kobe/JAPAN, 2, Awaji Medical Center, Sumoto/JAPAN, 3, Kobe Kaisei Hospital, Kobe/JAPAN, 4, Sanda Municipal Hospital, Sanda/JAPAN, 5, Steel Memorial Hirohata Hospital, Himeji/JA-PAN, 6, Hyogo Prefectural Nishinomiya Hospital, Nishinomiya/JAPAN, 7, Kobe Universi-ty Graduate School of Medicine, Kobe/JAPAN

P023 COMPLICATION ANALYSIS AND CLINICAL RESULTS IN A LOCAL CENTER OF THE GAMMA3 FOLLOW-UP STUDY – 12 MONTH FOLLOW-UP

E. Wilde1, G. Zech1, N. Reimers1, C. Jürgens2, A. Schulz2 1Orthopedics & Trauma Surgery, University Hospital Luebeck, Luebeck/GERMA-NY, 2Traumatology, BG Trauma Hospital, Hamburg/GERMANY

P024 CULTURAL VARIABILITY AND MECHANISMS OF INFANT FALL INJURY IN JERUSALEM POPULATION

J. Benbenishty1, S. Shimony Kanet2, M. Bala3

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1Trauma, Hadassah Hebrew University Medical Center, Jerusalem/ISRAEL, 2Pediatrics, Hebrew University Nursing School Faculty, Jerusalem/ISRAEL, 3Trauma Surgery, Hadas-sah Hebrew University Medical center, Jerusalem/ISRAEL

P025 CUMULATIVE INCIDENCE AND TREATMENT OF NON-SIMULTANEOUS BILATERAL FEMORAL NECK FRACTURES IN A COHORT OF 1,250 PATIENTS

P.T. Burgers1, S. Zielinski1, A. Mailuhu1, M. Heetveld2, M.H.J. Verhofstad3, G.R. Rouke-ma4, P. Patka1, R. Poolman5, E.M.M. Van Lieshout1, F. Faith Investigators1 1Trauma Research Unit, Department Of Surgery, Erasmus MC, University Medical Cen-ter Rotterdam, Rotterdam/NETHERLANDS, 2, Kennemer Gasthuis, Haarlem/NETHER-LANDS, 3Trauma Research Unit Department Of Surgery, Erasmus MC, University Medi-cal Center Rotterdam, Rotterdam/NETHERLANDS,4Departement Of Surgery, Maasstad Hospital, Rotterdam/NETHERLANDS, 5, Onze Lieve Vrouwe Gasthuis, Amsterdam/NETHERLANDS

P026 DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS OF TRAUMA PATIENTS OVER A DECADE: THE STAVANGER UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE

J.K. Narvestad, K. Søreide Department Of Gastrointestinal Surgery, Stavanger University Hospital, Stavanger/NORWAY

P027 DEMOGRAPHICS OF PATIENTS TREATED FOR OSTEOPOROTIC HIP FRACTURES AT UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS GASTHUISBERG BETWEEN 2001 AND 2010: A RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS

A. Sermon, S. Berg Traumatology, University Hospitals Gasthuisberg, Leuven/BELGIUM

P028 DOES ALCOHOL SERVE AS A MARKER FOR PAIN MANAGEMENT AFTER TRAUMATIC INJURY?

J.M. Saxe Surgery, Wright State University, Dayton/OH/UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (nominated for Best Poster Award)

P029 EFFECTS OF DISTANCE ON URGENT TRANSFERS TO A MAJOR TRAUMA CENTRE WITHIN A UK TRAUMA NETWORK

K. Mann1, J. Moorehead2, S. Scott2, N. Misra3 1Department Of Trauma Services, University Hospital Aintree, L AL/UNITED KING-DOM, 2Department Of Trauma Services, University Hospital Aintree, AL/UNITED KINGDOM, 3Emergency General Surgery And Trauma Unit,, Aintree University Hospital, AL/UNITED KINGDOM

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P030 EPIDEMIOLOGY OF SPINAL INJURIES IN THE UNITED ARAB EMIRATESM. Grivna1, H.O. Eid2, F.M. Abu-Zidan3 1Community Medicine, College of Medicine, UAE University, Al Ain/UNITED ARAB EMIRATES, 2Surgery, CMHS, UAE University, Al Ain/UNITED ARAB EMIRATES, 3Surge-ry, College of Medicine, UAE University, Al Ain/UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

P031 EVALUATING THE COST OF ‚ALCOHOL ON BOARD‘ AS A SIGNIFICANT CONTRIBUTOR TO ACCIDENTAL BLUNT TRAUMA

K.N. Linton1, G.A. Bass2, D. Mcdaniel1, M.K. Sayana1, P. Harrington2 1Department Of Orthopaedic Surgery, Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, Drogheda/IRE-LAND, 2Department Of General Surgery, Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, Drogheda/IRELAND

P032 EVALUATING TRAUMA CARE: RISC FACTORS & OUTCOME OF THE ELDERLY INJURED PATIENTS IN A SICU OF TERTIARY TRAUMA CENTER HOSPITAL IN ATHENS GREECE

V. Kaldis1, E. Pappa2, E. Papandreoy2, I. Pavlou2, M. Eforakopoulou2 12nd Sicu Department, KAT EKA General Hospital, Kifisia Athens/GREECE, 21st Sicu Department, KAT EKA General Hospital, Kifisia Athens/GREECE

P033 EVALUATING TRAUMA CARE: POST ΤRACHEOSTOMY SURGICAL ICU OUTCOME OF THE INJURED PATIENTS IN A TERTIARY TRAUMA CENTER HOSPITAL OF ATHENS GREECE

V. Kaldis, N. Mourelatos, D. Markopoulou, V. Polydera, D. Koutete, E. Salla, S. Stratouli, I. Alamanos 2nd Sicu Department, KAT EKA General Hospital, Kifisia Athens/GREECE

P034 FACTORS AFFECTING OVERALL MORTALITY AFTER HIP FRACTURESY.A. Weil1, R. Mosheiff2, Y. Gellman3, M. Liebergall2, A. Khoury4 1Orthpaedic Surgery, Hadassah Hebrew University Medical Center, Jerusalem/ISRA-EL, 2, Hadassah Hebrew University Medical Center, jerusalem/ISRAEL, 3Orthopaedics, Hadassah Hebrew University Jerusalem, Jerusalem/ISRAEL, 4Orthopaedics, Hadassah Hebrew University Medical Center, jerusalem/ISRAEL

P035 FALL-RELATED INJURIES TREATED IN AMSTERDAM, RISK FACTOR AND PATIENT CHARACTERISTICS.

A. Harmsen1, R. Egea-Gámez1, F. Garssen2, E. Van Dulken3, A. Toor1, F. Bloemers1 1Traumasurgery, VU Medical Center, Amsterdam/NETHERLANDS, 2Surgery, Amstelland Hospital, Amstelveen/NETHERLANDS, 3Surgery, Slotervaart Hospital, Amsterdam/NETHERLANDS

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P036 GAIT ANALYSIS AND ENERGY COST OF WALKING IN TRANSTIBIAL AMPUTEES DURING UPHILL WALKING – A COMPARISON BETWEEN PERIPHERAL ARTERIAL DISEASE AND POSTTRAUMATIC ETIOLOGY

B. Deleanu1, R. Prejbeanu2, V. Predescu3, D. Vermesan4, L. Honcea5, G. Aiordachioaie6, I. Stoia6, H. Haragus4 1Orthopaedic And Traumatology, University of Medicine and Pharmacy Victor Babes Timisoara, Timisoara/ROMANIA, 2, University of Medicine and Pharmacy Victor Babes Timisoara, Timisoara/ROMANIA, 3, University of Medicine and Pharmacy Carol Davila Bucharest, Bucharest/ROMANIA, 4, University of Medicine and Pharmacy Timisoara, Timisoara/ROMANIA, 5, Hospital County Timisoara, Timisoara/ROMANIA, 6, University of Medicine Vasile Goldis Arad, Arad/ROMANIA

P037 HORMONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY IN PROXIMAL HUMERUS FRACTURE PATIENTS: EFFECT ON FRACTURE SEVERITY AND FRACTURE HEALING

W. Jerjes, P.V. Giannoudis Trauma And Orthopaedics, University of Leeds, Leeds/UNITED KINGDOM

P038 IMPROVED OUTCOMES AFTER THE TREATMENT OF PERIPROSTHETIC HIP AND INTERPROSTHETIC FEMUR FRACTURES WITH MINIMAL INVASIVE TECHNIQUES AND RECENT IMPLANTS?—A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW OF 1571 CASES

K. Stoffel1, C. Sommer2, V. Kalampoki3, A. Sebald3, A. Joeris3 1Department Of Orthopedics And Traumatology, University Basel / Cantonal Hospital Baselland, Liestal/SWITZERLAND, 2, Kantonsspital Grausbuenden, Chur/SWITZER-LAND, 3Aocid, AO Foundation, Dübendorf/SWITZERLAND

P039 INCIDENCE AND MANAGEMENT OF MALROTATION AFTER INTRAMEDULLARY NAIL FIXATION OF FEMORAL SHAFT FRACTURES IN A TEACHING HOSPITAL

B. Johannson1, C. Sommer2 1General Surgery, Cantonal Hospital Graubuenden, Chur/SWITZERLAND, 2, Cantonal Hospital Graubuenden, Chur/SWITZERLAND

P040 INCIDENCE AND MANAGEMENT OF METASTATIC FEMORAL FRACTURES: A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY

D. Kalacun1, V. Kalacun2, S. Mihaljević1, D. Brilej1, R. Komadina3, G. Vrbovšek1 1Traumatology, General Hospital Celje, Celje/SLOVENIA, 2Clinic Of Internal Medicine, University Clinical Centre Maribor, Maribor/SLOVENIA, 3Dept. Of Traumatology, Gene-ral and Teaching Hospital Celje, Celje/SLOVENIA

P041 INCIDENCE OF RURAL AND URBAN OSTEOPOROTIC FRACTURES IN ELDERM. Labidi1, T. Žigman2 1Traumatology, General hospital dr.Tomislav Bardek, Koprivnica/CROATIA, 2Traumatolo-

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gy, Zagreb University Center Hospital „Rebro“, Zagreb/CROATIA

P042 IN-HOSPITAL IMMOBILIZATION FOR SUSPECTED SPINAL FRACTURE: IS IT BENEFICIAL?

H.A.W. Meijer1, J. Ten Brinke1, S. Groen2, T.P. Saltzherr1, M. Hogervorst1 1Surgery, Gelre Ziekenhuizen, Apeldoorn/NETHERLANDS, 2Surgery, Gelre Ziekenhui-zen Apeldoorn, Apeldoorn/NETHERLANDS

P043 INVESTIGATION OF SURVIVAL OF PATIENTS ADMITTED TO THE ICU AND TRANSFERRED TO SURGERY CLINIC IN RELATION TO VARIOUS PATIENTS’ CHARACTERISTICS

N. Batziou, G. Georgiou, A. Chiotis Surgery, Prefectural General Hospital of Xanthi, Xanthi/GREECE

P044 LOSS OF FOLLOW-UP IN ORTHOPAEDIC TRAUMA: WHO IS GETTING LOST TO FOLLOW-UP?

B.A. Zelle, F.A. Buttacavoli, J.B. Shroff, J.B. Stirton Orthopaedic Surgery, University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, San Antonio/UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

P045 LOW BLOOD PRESSURE MAY BE A RISK FACTOR FOR HYPERKALEMIA IN TRAUMA PATIENTS WHO HAVE RECEIVED MASSIVE TRANSFUSION.

K. Fujizuka, M. Nakano, T. Ogura Department Of Emergency Medicine And Critical Care Medicine, Advanced Medical Emergency Department and Critical Care Center, Japan Red Cross Maebashi Hospital, Maebashi/JAPAN

P046 MORTALITY AFTER MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS; A FORENSIC AND PATHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS FROM A MAJOR TRAUMA CENTRE

G. Bessant1, N. Misra2, J. Hollingsworth3 1General Surgery, Aintree University Hospital, AL/UNITED KINGDOM, 2Emergency General Surgery And Trauma Unit,, Aintree University Hospital, AL/UNITED KING-DOM, 3Emergency Medicine, Aintree University Hospital, AL/UNITED KINGDOM

P047 PREDICTING LOSS OF HEIGHT IN SURGICALLY TREATED DISPLACED INTRA-ARTICULAR CALCANEAL FRACTURES

M.C. Dorr Trauma, AMC, Amsterdam/NETHERLANDS

P048 PREGNANCY AND OBSTETRIC COMPLICATIONS IN TRAUMA: UK MAJOR TRAUMA CENTRE 10 YEAR RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW

E. Battaloglu, K. Porter

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Department Of Clinical Traumatology, Univeristy Hospitals Birmingham NHS Trust, Birmingham/UNITED KINGDOM

P049 RISK FACTORS IN PROXIMAL HUMERUS FRACTURES: MALES VS. FEMALESW. Jerjes, P.V. Giannoudis Trauma And Orthopaedics, University of Leeds, Leeds/UNITED KINGDOM

P050 ROAD TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS AND THE PATTERN OF INJURIES IN OCTOGENERIANS

K. Senohradski1, A. Lesic2, M. Bumbasirevic2 1Hip Surgery, Clinic of Orthopaedic Surgery and Traumatolgy, Belgrade/SERBIA, 2, Clinic of Orthopaedic Surgery and Traumatolgy, Belgrade/SERBIA

P051 SEVERE TRAUMA IN ESTONIA: 256 CONSECUTIVE CASES ANALYSED AND THE IMPACT ON OUTCOMES COMPARING TWO REGIONS

S. Saar1, I. Merioja1, T. Lustenberger2, T. Metsvaht3, M. Ilmoja4, T. Asser5, L. Kukk6, U. Lepner7, P. Talving8 1Faculty Of Health Sciences, Tartu University, Tartu/ESTONIA, 2, Goethe University Hospital, Frankfurt am Main/GERMANY, 3, Tartu University Hospital, Tartu/ESTONIA, 4, Tallinn Children‘s Hospital, Tallinn/ESTONIA, 5Neurosurgery, Tartu University Hospital, Tartu/ESTONIA, 6Surgery, North Estonia Medical Center, Tallinn/ESTONIA, 7Surgery, Tartu University Hospital, Tartu/ESTONIA, 8Tartu University Hospital, North Estonia Medical Center, Tallinn/ESTONIA

P052 SPECIFIC TRAUMATOLOGY IN AVALANCHE VICTIMS. RESULTS FROM A FRENCH TRAUMA CENTER DATABASE.

B. Trilling1, E. Girard1, Y. Boue2, S. Barbois1, P. Lavagne2, F. Jarry3, M. Blancher4, C. Arvieux1 1Visceral And Trauma Surgery, CHU Grenoble, La Tronche/FRANCE, 2Intensive Care- Anesthesiology, CHU Grenoble, La Tronche/FRANCE, 3, ANENA, Grenoble/FRANCE, 4Emergency Medecine, CHU Grenoble, La Tronche/FRANCE (nominated for Best Poster Award)

P053 STANDARDIZATION OF RESUSCITATION ROOM IN EMERGENCY UNITSA. Akın, N. Ögunç Nursing, Maltepe University, Istanbul/TURKEY

P054 STANDARDIZATION OF RESUSCITATION ROOM IN EMERGENCY UNITSA. Akın, N. Ögunç Nursing, Maltepe University, Istanbul/TURKEY

P055 THE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BICYCLE FALL TRAUMA TRANSPORTED TO OUR HOSPITAL

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J. Takamatsu ER/ICU, Kansai Rosai Hospital, Amagasaki/JAPAN

P056 THE INFLUENCE OF TRAUMA SEVERITY ON FRACTURE HEALING IN DISTAL FEMUR FRACTURES TREATED BY LOCKED PLATING

S. Karhof1, G.D.J.V. Olden2, L. Leenen3, T. Blokhuis3 1Surgery, UMC Utrecht, Utrecht/NETHERLANDS, 2, Meander Medical Centre, Amers-foort/NETHERLANDS, 3Trauma, University Medical Centre Utrecht, Utrecht/NETHER-LANDS

P057 THE RELATION BETWEEN THE ECONOMIC CRISIS AND THE AMOUNT OF (POLY) TRAUMAS

M.J. Graumans, J. Giannakopoulos, W.P. Zuidema Traumachirurgie, VUmc, Amsterdam/NETHERLANDS

P058 TRAUMA IN PREGNANCY: RECOGNISING THE RISK FACTORS IN THE UK POPULATION

D. Mcdonnell1, F. Lecky2 1Surgery, Southampton General Hospital, Southampton/UNITED KINGDOM, 2Emer-gency Medicine, Trauma Audit Research Network, Salford/UNITED KINGDOM

P059 TREATMENT FOR ATYPICAL BASICERVICAL FRACTURES OF THE FEMUR WITH CORONAL SHEARING FRACTURE LINE

T. Komatsubara1, T. Noda2, Y. Yamakawa2, Y. Kinami3, Y. Shimamura2, T. Ozaki2 1Department Of Orthopaedic Surgery, Okayama University Hospital, Okayama/JA-PAN, 2Department Of Orthopedic Surgery, Okayama University Hospital, Okayama/JAPAN, 3Department Of Regional Medicine, Okayama University Graduate School of Medicine, Okayama/JAPAN

P060 TREATMENT FOR DISTAL FEMORAL SHAFT NONUNION.Y. Yamakawa1, T. Noda1, T. Komatsubara1, K. Sugiu1, T. Uehara1, R. Nakahara1, Y. Shima-mura1, Y. Kinami2, T. Ozaki1 1Department Of Orthopedic Surgery, Okayama University Hospital, Okayama/JA-PAN, 2Department Of Regional Medicine, Okayama University Graduate School of Medicine, Okayama/JAPAN

P061 TRENDS IN INCIDENCE, HEALTH CARE CONSUMPTION AND COSTS DUE TO HUMERAL FRACTURES IN THE NETHERLANDS SINCE 1986

K.C. Mahabier1, D. Den Hartog1, J. Van Veldhuizen1, M.J.M. Panneman2, S. Polinder3, M.H.J. Verhofstad1, E.M.M. Van Lieshout1 1Trauma Research Unit Department Of Surgery, Erasmus MC, University Medical Center Rotterdam, Rotterdam/NETHERLANDS, 2, Consumer Safety Institute, Amster-

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dam/NETHERLANDS, 3Department Of Public Health, Erasmus MC, University Medical Center Rotterdam, Rotterdam/NETHERLANDS

P062 UNDERTRIAGE IN MINOR TRAUMA: ANALYSIS OF RISK FACTORSR. Bini1, P. Franzese2, T. Tosatti3, E. Codognotto1, F. Gallo4, T. Viora1, R. Leli1, G. Olivero3 1General And Emergency Surgery, SG Bosco Torino Nord Hospital, Turin/ITALY, 2Emer-gency Department, SG Bosco Torino Nord Hospital, Turin/ITALY, 3General And Emer-gency Surgery, University of Medicine, Turin/ITALY, 4Biostatistics Of Health Science, University of Genoa, Genoa/ITALY

P063 UNINTENTIONAL MILD HYPEROXIA QUITE COMMONLY FOUND IN DUTCH PRE- HOSPITAL NEUROTRAUMA PATIENTS

S. Voeten1, J. Giannakopoulos2, S. Khan3, W.P. Zuidema4 1Surgery, VU medical centre, Amsterdam/NETHERLANDS, 2Surgery, VU University Medical Center, Amsterdam/NETHERLANDS, 3Intensive Care, Slotervaart Hospital, Amsterdam/NETHERLANDS, 4Trauma Surgery, VU University Medical Center, Amster-dam/NETHERLANDS

P064 USING EXTRAFOCAL OSTEOSYNTHESIS IN THE TREATMENT OF PATHOLOGICAL BONE FRACTURES

V. Protsenko, A. Ilnitsky Onco-orthopedics, Institute of traumatology and orthopedics of NAMS of Ukraine, Kiev/UKRAINE

P065 VASCULAR INJURY IN OPEN FRACTURES – UK MAJOR TRAUMA CENTRE EXPERIENCE

E. Battaloglu1, N. Wielogorska2, A. Soueid2, K. Porter1 1Department Of Clinical Traumatology, Univeristy Hospitals Birmingham NHS Trust, Birmingham/UNITED KINGDOM, 2Plastic Surgery, Univeristy Hospitals Birmingham NHS Trust,

P066 WHICH FACTORS INFLUENCE THE INDEPENDENCE AND POSTOPERATIVE MORTALITY IN ELDERLY HIP FRACTURE?

A.C. Prada Cañizares1, V. Jimenez Diaz2, A. Toro-Ibarguen3, M. Aroca4, C. Olaya4, P. Caba5 1Trauma Unit, 12 de Octubre Hospital, Madrid/SPAIN, 2, Hospital 12 de Octubre, Mad-rid/SPAIN, 3, Hospital 12 octubre, Madrid/SPAIN, 4, Hospital universitario 12 de Octub-re, Madrid/SPAIN, 5Orthopaedic Surgery, Hospital 12 de Octubre, Madrid/SPAIN

Sportrelated injury / Injuries of the shoulderP067 МIPO IN PROXIMAL HUMERUS FRACTURE WITH TRANSDELTOID LATERAL APPROACH

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A.G. Batov1, M.I. Rashkov2, D.M. Enchev1 1Orthopedics Trauma Dpt, UEH Pirogov, Sofia/BULGARIA, 2, UEH Pirogov, Sofia/BUL-GARIA

P068 ASSESSMENT OF MANAGEMENT, FOLLOW UP AND FUNCTION OF SURGICALLY MANAGED GLENOID FRACTURES

C. Dawkins, M.M. Diament, R. Jeavons, A. Rangan Trauma And Orthopaedics, James Cook University Hospital, Middlesbrough/UNITED KINGDOM

P069 BILATERAL ATRAUMATIC TIBIAL TUBERCLE AVULSION FRACTURES: CASE REPORT AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE

A. Khoriati, S. Guo, R. Thakrar, R. Deol, K.Y. Shah Dept Of Trauma & Orthopaedic Surgery, Lister Hospital, Stevenage/UNITED KINGDOM

P070 CLINICAL RESULTS OF LISFRANC JOINT INJURYT. Uchino1, N. Shiota2 1Orthopaedics, National Hospital Organization Okayama Medical Center, Okayama/JAPAN, 2, Okayama medical center, Okayama/JAPAN

P071 CLINICAL RESULTS OF RE-RUPTURES OF THE ACHILLES TENDONJ.J. Pot, H. Frima Surgery, Diakonessenhuis, Utrecht/NETHERLANDS

P072 INTEROBSERVER VARIATION IN CLASSIFICATION OF MALLEOLAR FRACTURES.S.M. Verhage1, S.J. Rhemrev1, J. Quarles Van Ufford2, S. Keizer3, I.B. Schipper4, J.M. Hoogendoorn1 1Surgery, MC Haaglanden, Den Haag/NETHERLANDS, 2, MC Haaglanden, Den Haag/NETHERLANDS, 3Orthopaedics, MC Haaglanden, Den Haag/NETHERLANDS, 4Trauma Surgery, Leiden University Medical Center, Leiden/NETHERLANDS

P073 INTRAMEDULLARY FIXATION OF CLAVICLE MIDSHAFT FRACTURES – IS ANY AVAILABLE DEVICE SUPERIOR?

M.T. Wąs, W. Lachowicz, C.E. Cobo Cervantes, A.D. Jover Mendiola

P074 IS SYNTHETIC LIGAMENT AUGMENTATION A VIABLE OPTION TO ENHANCE THE STRENGTH OF AN ACHILLES TENDON REPAIR?

A.A. Malik1, P. Theobald2, W. Khan3, A. Goodship3, N. Cullen3 1Orthopaedics, RNOH, London/UNITED KINGDOM, 2, Cardiff University, Cardiff/UNI-TED KINGDOM, 3, RNOH, London/UNITED KINGDOM

P075 IS THERE A ROLE FOR SHOULDER ULTRASOUND SCANNING IN PRIMARY CARE?

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D. Ryan1, A. Yewlett2, V. Ramsingh2, H. Pullen2, R. Kulkarni2 1Trauma & Orthopaedics, Gloucestershire Royal Hospital, NN/UNITED KING-DOM, 2Trauma And Orthopaedics, Royal Gwent Hospital, UB/UNITED KINGDOM

P076 LIFE-THREATENING INJURIES FROM EXTREME SPORTS: NO RISK – NO FUN?C.D. Weber1, M. Hofman1, R. Pfeifer1, K. Horst2, T. Dienstknecht2, H.C. Pape1 1Department Of Orthopaedic Trauma And Harald Tscherne Research Laboratory, University Hospital RWTH Aachen, Aachen/GERMANY, 2Department Of Orthopaedic Trauma, University Hospital RWTH Aachen, Aachen/GERMANY (nominated for Best Poster Award)

P077 LONG TERM FOLLOW-UP AND PROMS OF PATIENTS WITH A LATERAL CLAVICLE FRACTURE.

Y.Q.M. Poelemeijer, G.F. Giannakopoulos, W. Zuidema Trauma Surgery, VU University Medical Center, Amsterdam/NETHERLANDS

P078 MAJOR TRAUMA RELATED TO WINTER SPORTS: AN ANALYSIS INCLUDING INJURY SEVERITY, PATTERNS OF INJURY AND MORTALITY

C.D. Weber1, K. Horst1, M. Hofman1, R. Lefering2, T. Dienstknecht1, H.C. Pape3 1Department Of Orthopaedic Trauma And Harald Tscherne Research Laboratory, University Hospital RWTH Aachen, Aachen/GERMANY, 2, Institute for Research in Operative Medicine (IFOM), Witten/GERMANY, 3Department Of Orthopaedic Trauma, University Hospital RWTH Aachen, Aachen/GERMANY (nominated for Best Poster Award)

P079 MULTIPLE FRACTURES OF THE BONES UPPER EXTREMITIES AT CHILDREN (TACTICS TREATMENT)

V.F. Kuksov Traumatology, Second Children City Hospital, Samara/RUSSIAN FEDERATION

P080 NOVEL ARTHROPLASTY STRATEGIES FOR PROXIMAL HUMERAL FRACTURE/ DISLOCATIONS

S. Henry1, E. Illical1, D. Kano1, D.J. Farrell1, I.S. Tarkin2 1Orthopaedic Surgery, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pittsburgh/PA/UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 2Orthopaedic Surgery, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pittsburgh/UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

P081 OPEN TALAR DISLOCATION ASSOCIATED WITH FIBULAR FRACTURE IN CYCLING ACCIDENT

F.L. Boschi1, M.R. Pisoni2, G. Bassi2, M. Strani2 1Pronto Soccorso, Azienda Ospedaliera della provincia di Pavia, Voghera/ITALY, 2Orto-pedia E Traumatologia, Azienda Ospedaliera della provincia di Pavia, Voghera/ITALY

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P082 OPEN VERSUS PERCUTANEOUS REDUCTION OF DISPLACED INTRA-ARTICULAR CALCANEAL FRACTURES: WHAT IS THE BEST OPTION?

L.M. Tavares1, J.P. Raposo2, A. Gonçalves2, R. Soares2, A. Rebelo2 1Orthopaedics Department, Hospital Divino Espirito Santo, Ribeira Grande/PORTU-GAL, 2, Hospital Divino Espirito Santo, Ribeira Grande/PORTUGAL

P083 ORIF OF SCAPULAR FRACTURES – THE PROBLEMSA.G. Batov1, D.M. Enchev1, M.I. Rashkov2 1Orthopedics Trauma Dpt, UEH Pirogov, Sofia/BULGARIA, 2, UEH Pirogov, Sofia/BUL-GARIA

P084 ORTHOPAEDIC SPORTS INJURIES – THE EXPERIENCE OF A DISTRICT GENERAL HOSPITAL IN SURREY

W. Chaundy1, S. Cho2 1Orthopaedics, St Peter‘s Hopsital, PZ/UNITED KINGDOM, 2Orthopaedics, St Peter‘s Hospital, PZ/UNITED KINGDOM

P085 PERCUTANEOUS VERSUS OPEN REPAIR OF ACUTE ACHILLES TENDON RUPTURES

A. El-Adawy1, M. El-Soufy2, T. Elhewala2 1Orthopedic Department, Zagazig University hospital, Zagazig-Elsharkia/EGYPT, 2Or-thopedic Departement, Zagazig University Hospitals, Zagazig El-Sharkia/EGYPT

P086 PROXIMAL HUMERUS FRACTURES IN DIABETIC PATIENTS: SURGERY VERSUS CONSERVATIVE MANAGEMENT

W. Jerjes, P.V. Giannoudis Trauma And Orthopaedics, University of Leeds, Leeds/UNITED KINGDOM

P087 RECONSTRUCTION PLATE AS A METHOD OF CHOICE IN OPERATIVE CLAVICLE MID SHAFT FRACTURE TREATMENT

M. Labidi1, S. Gasparic2 1Traumatology, General hospital Dr. Tomislav Bardek, Koprivnica/CROATIA, 2, General hospital dr.Tomislav Bardek, Koprivnica/CROATIA

P088 RESULTS OF OPERATIVE TREATMENT AC DISLOCATION BY HOOK PLATEM. Forman, M. Carda, D. Kusý Traumatology, PKN a.s, pardubice/CZECH REPUBLIC

P089 SURGICAL TREATMENT OF DISTAL CLAVICLE FRACTURES USING SCORPION®T. Matsuura1, H. Minehara1, T. Kawamura1, S. Shoji1, M. Itoman2, M. Takaso1 1Orthopaedic Surgery, Kitasato university school of medicine, Sagamihara/JAPAN, 2, Kyusyu Rosai Hospital, Kitakyusyu/JAPAN

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P090 TIBIAL FRACTURES IN ALPINE SKIING AND SNOWBOARDING IN FINLAND; A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY ON FRACTURE PATTERN IN 372 PATIENTS

A.J. Stenroos1, L. Handolin1, H. Pakarinen2, J. Jalkanen3 1Department Of Orthopedics And Traumatology, University of Helsinki, FI- HUS Fin-land/FINLAND, 2Department Of Orthopedics And Traumatology, University of Oulu, FI- HUS Finland/FINLAND, 3Department Of Pediatric Surgery, University of Kuopio, Kuopio/FINLAND

P091 TREATMENT OF PROXIMAL HUMERAL FRACTURES THAT EXTEND INTO THE DYAPHYSIS WITH TARGON PH LONG NAIL

E. Shoda1, S. Kitada1, K. Ouchi2, S. Maruyama2, Y. Okada2, Y. Sasaki1, H. Hirase1 1Orthopaedic Surgery / Trauma Center, Hyogo Prefectural Nishinomiya Hospital, Nishinomiya/JAPAN, 2Orthopaedic Surgery, Hyogo Prefectural Nishinomiya Hospital, Nishinomiya/JAPAN

Pancreatic disease / trauma P092 COLONIC NECROSIS AND PERFORATIONS OF SEVERE ACUTE PANCREATITIS

M. Anastasiu, R. Dedu, R. Popescu, N. Micu General Surgery, Emergency County Hospital, Buzau/ROMANIA

P093 COMPLICATIONS AFTER MINIMALLY INVASIVE LCP FIXATION OF HIGH-ENERGY DISTAL FEMORAL FRACTURES

D.M. Enchev1, A. Baltov2, M. Markov3, M.I. Rashkov4 1Iv Orthopadec Trauma Department, UMHATEM „N.I.Pirogov“, Sofia/BULGARIA, 2I Orthopaedic Trauma Department, UMHATEM „N.I.Pirogov“, Sofia/BULGARIA, 3Iv Orthopaedic Trauma Department, UMHATEM „N. I.Pirogov“, Sofia/BULGARIA, 4Iii Or-thopaedic Trauma Department, UMHATEM „N.I.Pirogov“, Sofia/BULGARIA

P094 PANCREAS TRANSECTION AND DUODENAL PERFORATION WITH NECROTIZING FASCITIS DUE TO SLIP DOWN STAB INJURY ON BACK TREATED BY TOTAL PANCREATECTOMY AND NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY

I. Kim1, M.K. Ju2 1Surgery, Gangnam Severance Hospital, Yonsei College of Medicine, Seoul/KOREA, 2, Gangnam Severance, Hospital, Yonsei College of Medicine, Seoul/KOREA

P095 USEFULNESS OF BONE SCANNING IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF HIDDEN FRACTURE IN MAJOR TRAUMA PATIENTS

H.J. Cho Trauma Surgery, The catholic university of korea, Uijeongbu City/KOREA

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Thoracic injury P096 PREHOSPITAL THORACOSTOMY: RESULTS FROM A PHYSICIAN-STAFFED HELICOPTER EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE

J. Peters1, R. Ketelaars2, B. Wageningen Van1, J. Biert1, N. Hoogerwerf2 1Surgery, Radboud University Medical Center, Nijmegen/NETHERLANDS, 2Anesthesio-logy, Nijmegen/NETHERLANDS

P097 A PENETRATING CARDIAC INJURY BY FIREARMS. Buci1, M. Torba2, A. Gjata3, G. Bushi4, A. Zenelaj1, S. Koceku2, K. Kagjini2 1General Surgery Service, Trauma University Hospital,, Tirana/ALBANIA, 2General Surgery Service, Trauma University Hospital, Tirana/ALBANIA, 3Department Of Surgery, UHC “MOTHER TERESA”, Tirana/ALBANIA, 4, Trauma University Hospital,, Tirana/AL-BANIA

P098 DISSECTION OF THE BRACHIOCEPHALIC TRUNK CAUSED BY BLUNT CHEST TRAUMA

B. Castro Lima1, M.A. Ferreira1, L. Pereira1, A. Midões2, T. Brito2, D. Gomes2 1Cirurgia, ULSAM - Hospital Santa Luzia, Viana do Castelo/PORTUGAL, 2General Surge-ry, Unidade

P099 EMERGENCY THORACOTOMY INDICATIONS AND TECHNIQUEZ. Djakovic, Z. Janevski, D. Stancic-Rokotov Clinic For Thoracic Surgery “jordanovac”, University Hospital Center Zagreb, Zagreb/CROATIA

P100 HEART RATE AND SYSTOLIC BLOOD PRESSURE VARIABILITY ARE INDEPENDENT PREDICTORS OF MORTALITY IN SEVERE CHEST TRAUMA

V.T. Sakhin1, A.V. Gordienko1, A.V. Sotnikov1, S.V. Gaiduk2, M.I. Kizyavka3, V.A. Reva3 1Hospital Therapy Department, Kirov Military Medical Academy, Saint-Petersburg/RUS-SIAN FEDERATION, 2Military Therapy Department, Kirov Military Medical Academy, Saint-Petersburg/RUSSIAN FEDERATION, 3War Surgery Department, Kirov Military Medical Academy, Saint-Petersburg/RUSSIAN FEDERATION

P101 MASSIVE SUBCUTANEOUS EMPHYSEMA SECONDARY TO CHEST TRAUMAA.I. Ferreira1, J.C. Pereira2, A. Sousa2, A. Mesquita2, C. Ribeiro2, P.C. Martins2, G. Pinhei-ro3, P. Sousa3 1Surgical Oncology, Instituto Português de Oncologia do Porto de Francisco Gentil, Por-to/PORTUGAL, 2Surgical Oncology, Instituto Português de Oncologia do Porto, Porto/PORTUGAL, 3, Centro Hospitalar do Tâmega e Sousa, Guilhufe/PORTUGAL

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P102 MITRAL VALVE RUPTURE BY BLUNT CHEST TRAUMAB. Castro Lima, M.A. Ferreira, Á. Gonçalves, A. Martins, M.R. Gonçalves, A. Midões Cirurgia, ULSAM - Hospital Santa Luzia, Viana do Castelo/PORTUGAL

P103 OCCURRENCE OF CONCOMITANT SPINE FRACTURES IN PATIENTS WITH BLUNT CHEST INJURY AND RIB FRACTURES.

W.P. Zuidema, S.C. Voeten, Y.Q.M. Poelemeijer Trauma Surgery, VU University Medical Center, Amsterdam/NETHERLANDS (nominated for Best Poster Award)

P104 OPERATIVE MANAGEMENT OF FLAIL CHEST INJURY: GENERAL HOSPITAL CELJE EXPERIENCE

S. Mihaljević, D. Kalacun, D. Brilej, D. Krušič Traumatology, General Hospital Celje, Celje/SLOVENIA

P105 PAINFUL FLOATING RIB.W.P. Zuidema1, C. Dickhoff2, J. Oosterhuis3 1Trauma Surgery, VU University Medical Center, amsterdam/NETHERLANDS, 2De-partment Of Thoracic Surgery, VU University Medical Center, Amsterdam/NETHER-LANDS, 3Department Of Thoracic Surgery, Bronovo Hospital Den Hague/Medical Center Haaglanden, Den Hague/NETHERLANDS

P106 PEDIATRIC THORACOABDOMINAL TRAUMA – THE IMPORTANCE OF SYSTEMATIC EVALUATION

L.P. Santos, D. Coimbra, C. Cunha, S. Coutinho, M. Ramos Cirurgia Pediátrica E Queimados, Centro Hospitalar e Universitário de Coimbra, Coimb-ra/PORTUGAL

P107 PENETRATING SHRAPNEL INJURY TO THE NECK PRESENTING AS A DELAYED TRACHEO-ESOPHAGEAL FISTULA.

M.D. Daoud, A. Hallal, M. El Lakis Department Of Surgery, American University of Beirut, Beirut/LEBANON

P108 PRIMARY, URGENT STERNAL COMPOSITE PLATE AND WIRE FIXATION WITH RADIAL PLATES

A. Kristan1, A. Fischinger2, T. Klokočovnik3, M. Racman3 1Department Of Traumatology, University Medical Centre Ljubljana, Ljubljana/SLOVE-NIA, 2Traumatology, University Medical Centre Ljubljana, Ljubljana/SLOVENIA, 3Depart-ment Of Cardiac Surgery, University Medical Centre Ljubljana, Ljubljana/SLOVENIA (nominated for Best Poster Award)

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P109 THE ROLE OF THORACOSCOPY IN STAB WOUNDS OF LEFT LOWER THORACAL REGION WITH CONCOMITANT SOLID ORGAN INJURIES

A.F.K. Gok1, Y. Soytas2, M.Z. Üçüncü2, M. Ilhan3, B. Özkan1, K. Günay1, C. Ertekin1 1General Surgery, Istanbul Medical Faculty, Istanbul/TURKEY, 2General Surgery, istanbul medical faculty, Istanbul/TURKEY, 3General Surgery, Istanbul University, School of Medicine, Istanbul/TURKEY

P110 THORACIC TRAUMA SEVERITY SCORE VALIDATION AT A SECOND LEVEL HOSPITAL. IS IT USEFUL IN A POPULATION WITH MAINLY MILD THORACIC TRAUMA?

I. Martínez Casas, A. Fabregues, J.C. Medina, M.A. Amador Marchante Servicio De Cirugía General, Hospital de Torrevieja, Torrevieja/SPAIN

P111 TIME-BASED MORTALITY IN TRAUMATIC CHEST INJURY: A 3-YEAR OBSERVATIONAL ANALYSIS

A. El-Menyar1, H. Al-Thani2, H. Abdelrahman3, R. Peralta4, R. Consunji5, A. Parchani3, A. Zarour2 1Clinical Research, Trauma Surgery, Hamad General hospital, Doha/QATAR, 2Trauma Surgery, Hamad General hospital, Doha/QATAR, 3Trauma Surgery, Hamad General hospital, doha/QATAR, 4Surgery, Hamad Trauma Center, Hamad Medical Corporation, Doha/QATAR, 5Hamad Injury Prevention Program, Trauma Surgery Section, Department Of Surgery, Hamad Trauma Center, Hamad Medical Corporation, Doha/QATAR

P112 TRAUMATIC HEMORRHAGE DEATH IS CAUSED BY NON-COMPRESSIBLE TORSO HEMORRHAGE

M. Wannberg1, P. Ghorbani2, L. Strömmer3, C.M. Wahlgren4 1, Karolinska University Hospital / Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm/SWEDEN, 2Inter-vention And Technology (clintec), Division of Surgery, Department of Clinical Science, Intervention and Technology (CLINTEC), Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm/SWEDEN, 3, Division of Surgery, Department of Clinical Science, Intervention and Technology (CLINTEC), Karolinska Institutet, stockholm/SWEDEN, 4Department Of Vascular Sur-gery/trauma Center Karolinska, Karolinska University Hospital / Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm/SWEDEN

P113 TRAUMATIC TRICUSPID VALVE RUPTER AFTER BLUNT CHEST TRAUMA- CASE REPORT

B. Stoica1, M. Beuran2, I. Negoi2, I. Tanase2, R. Anghel2, S. Paun2 1General Surgery, Bucharest Emergency Hospital, Bucharest/ROMANIA, 2, Bucharest Emergency Hospital, Bucharest/ROMANIA

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P114 TREATMENT OF POSTTRAUMATIC RETAINED HAEMOTHORAX: A RETROSPECTIVE SINGLE INSTITUTION STUDY.

F. De Haes, S. Nijs Trauma Surgery, University Hospitals Leuven, Leuven/BELGIUM

P115 WHAT IS THE OPTIMAL EVIDENCE-BASED METHOD OF ANALGESIA IN RIB FRACTURES?

M.M. Bruntink1, M. Erwteman2, W.P. Zuidema3 1Surgery, Red Cross Hospital, Beverwijk/NETHERLANDS, 2Anesthesiology, VU Uni-versity Medical Centre, Amsterdam/NETHERLANDS, 3Trauma Surgery, VU University Medical Center, Amsterdam/NETHERLANDS

Pelvic P116 A SERVICE REVIEW OF ISOLATED PUBIC RAMUS FRACTURE REFERRALS TO THE ORTHOPAEDIC DEPARTMENT AT A DISTRICT GENERAL HOSPITAL

J. Haddock1, R. Roach2 1Trauma & Orthopaedics, Princess Royal Hospital, Telford/UNITED KINGDOM, 2, Princess Royal Hospital, Telford/UNITED KINGDOM

P117 CLINICAL AND RADIOLOGICAL OUTCOME OF MINIMALLY INVASIVE TENSION BAND PLATING FOR UNSTABLE DIFFICULT SACRAL FRACTURES

O. Farouk1, M. Badran2, A. Khalil2, H. Abubeih2, B.E. Mohammed2 1Orthopaedic Department, Assiut University Hsopitals, Assiut/EGYPT, 2Orthopaedic Department, Assiut University Hospital, Assiut/EGYPT

P118 COMPLEX ACETABULAR FRACTURES: COMBINED ANTERIOR AND POSTERIOR APPROACH. A TWO-STAGED PROCEDURE

A. Toro-Ibarguen1, M.Á. Martínez-Leocadio2, A. Prada3, V. Jimenez Diaz2, M. Arroyo2, P. Páramo Díaz2, I. Auñon-Martín2, P. Caba2, M. Aroca2, J.L. León2, C. Olaya2, E. Sánchez-Morata3, A. Capel4, V. Rodriguez2 1Traumatology, Hospital Universitario 12 de Octubre, Madrid/SPAIN, 2, Hospital uni-versitario 12 de Octubre, Madrid/SPAIN, 3Traumatology, Hospital universitario 12 de Octubre, Madrid/SPAIN, 4Traumatology, Hospital 12 Octubre, Madrid/SPAIN

P119 FACTORS INFLUENCING THE ACCURACY OF PERCUTANEOUS ILIOSACRAL SCREW POSITIONING

M. Pishnamaz1, C. Garving1, T. Dienstknecht1, H.C. Pape2 1Dpt. Of Trauma, University of Aachen Medical Center, Aachen/GERMANY, 2Dpt. Of Trauma, Universitiy of Aachen Medical Center, Aachen/GERMANY

P120 FEMORAL PERIPROSTHETIC FRACTURE: TREATMENT WITH LISS REVERSE PLATE

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R. Matteotti1, L. Rollero2, D. Canale1, G. Basile1, D. Giubrone1, A.M. Mancini1 1Ortopedia E Traumatologia, Ospedale Regionale Umberto Parini Aosta, Aosta/ITA-LY, 2Ortopedia E Traumatologia, Ospedale Regionale U. Parini Aosta, Aosta/ITALY

P121 HEMATOMA SIZE PREDICT THE NEED FOR POSSIBLE EMBOLIZATION IN HEMODYNAMICALLY UNSTABLE PELVIC TRAUMA

H. No1, S. Hong2, M. Keum2 1Division Of Trauma And Surgical Critical Care, Department Of Surgery, University of Ulsan College of Medicine, Asan Medical Center, Seoul/KOREA, 2Division Of Trauma And Surgical Critical Care, Department Of Surgery, University of Ulsan College of Medi-cine, Asan Medical Center, Seoul/KOREA

P122 INGUIAL PENETRATING TRAUMA THROUGH THE SCROTUMB. Castro Lima1, M.A. Ferreira1, A.C. Rodrigues2, A.I. Gonçalves1, J. Ventura1, A. Midões1 1Cirurgia, ULSAM - Hospital Santa Luzia, Viana do Castelo/PORTUGAL, 2General Surge-ry, Unidade Local de Saúde do Alto Minho, Viana do Castelo/PORTUGAL

P123 MANAGEMENT OF HEMODYNAMICALLY UNSTABLE PATIENT WITH FRACTURE PELVIS, MAFRAQ HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE UAE.

M.M. Al Katary1, F. Al-Ayoubi1, M. Al-Fahl2, Z. Sabbagh3, J. Miller2 1Trauma And Acute Care Surgery, Mafraq Hospital, Mafraq/UNITED ARAB EMIRA-TES, 2, Mafraq Hospital, Mafraq/UNITED ARAB EMIRATES, 3Trauma And Acute Care Surgery Department, Mafraq Hospital, Mafraq/UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

P124 MIDLINE LONGITUDINAL FRACTURE OF THE SACRUM WITH PUBIC DIASTASIS: CASE REPORT

K.J. Papagiannakos, I.K. Akrivos, P. Kakavas, A. Priftis, N. Potamitis, G. Fragkeskakis Orthopaedics, Evagelismos Hospital, Athens/GREECE

P125 MY STRUGGLE WITH THE QUDRILATERAL PLATE IN FIXING THE QUADRILATERAL WALL WITH CENTRAL ACETABULAR FRACTURES.

P. Reynders1, C. Reynders-Fredrix2 1Department Of Orthopaedic And Trauma Surgery, brugmann University Hospital, Brussel/BELGIUM, 2Revalidation, University Hospitals Brugmann,Brussels, Brussels/BELGIUM

P126 PATHOLOGICAL HIP FRACTURE IN A REGIONAL TRAUMA CENTREK.N. Linton1, C. Darcy2, P. Morris3, D. Mcdaniel4, P. Harrington4, M.K. Sayana4 1Department Of Surgery, Royal College of Surgeon‘s in Ireland, Dublin/IRELAND, 2De-partment Of Pathology, Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, Drogheda/IRELAND, 3Depart-ment Of Oncology, Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, Drogheda/IRELAND, 4Department Of Orthopaedic Surgery, Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, Drogheda/IRELAND

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P127 PELVIC EMERGENCY CONTAINMENT IN PELVIC POSTTRAUMATIC INSTABILITYD.V. Poenaru1, M. Popescu2, B. Anglitoiu1, I.M. Popa3, M.D. Oprea1 1Orthopedics And Traumatology, University of Medicine and Pharmacy „Victor Babes“, Timisoara/ROMANIA, 2Polytrauma, Timis County Emergency and Clinical Hospital, Timisoara/ROMANIA, 3Orthopaedy And Traumatology, University of Medicine and Pharmacy „Victor Babes“, Timisoara/ROMANIA

P128 PIPKIN IV AND FEMORAL NECK FRACTURE: CASE REPORTN. Gusic1, S. Sabalic2 1Traumatology And Orthopaedics, County hospital Pula, Pula/CROATIA, 2Klinika Za Traumatologiju, KBC Sestre milosrdnice Zagreb, Zagreb/CROATIA

P129 PREPERITONEAL PELVIC PACKING IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM FOR UNSTABLE PATIENTS WITH PELVIC FRACTURE

J.Y. Jang, H. Shim, P.Y. Jung, K.S. Bae Department Of Surgery, Yonsei University Wonju College of Medicine, Wonju/KOREA

P130 RESULT OF OUR „PACKING FIRST“ PROTOCOL FOR HEMORRHAGE CONTROL OF PELVIC RING FRACTURES

Y. Yagata1, S. Mizuno1, N. Mizuta2, Y. Matumiya2 1Ortopaedic Surgery, Hyogo Emergency Medical Center, Kobe/JAPAN, 2Emargency Medicin, Hyogo Emergency Medical Center, Kobe/JAPAN

P131 SHORT SEGMENT PLATING AND PERCUTANEOUS PERI-ACETABULAR SCREWS THROUGH MINI PARA-RECTUS APPROACH IN ANTERIORLY DISPLACED ACETABULAR FRACTURES

M. Badran, O. Farouk Orthopaedic Department, Assiut University Hospital, Assiut/EGYPT

P132 SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF BLAST PELVISL. Mano1, R. Latifi2, K. Allajbeu3, A. Mustafaj4, A. Dogjani1, M. Xhaferi1 1Surgery, University Trauma Hospital, Tirana/Albania, 2, Arizona Unversity, Tucson, Arizona/United Atates of America, 3, American Hospital, Tirana/Albania, 4, University Trauma Hospital, Tirana/Albania

P133 SURGICAL TREATMENT OF ACETABULAR FRACTURES THROUGH THE MODIFIED STOPPA APPROACH IN HIROSHIMA

K. Ogawa1, C. Terada1, R. Konishi1, K. Munetomo1, T. Noda2, T. Ozaki2 1Division Of Orthopaedic Trauma, Fukuyama City Hospital Emergency Medical Center, Fukuyama City, Hiroshima/JAPAN, 2Department Of Orthopedic Surgery, Okayama University Hospital, Okayama/JAPAN

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P134 THE SELECTION OF DIAGNOSTIC MODALITIES IN THE MANAGEMENT OF PELVIC FRACTURE PATIENTS REQUIRING TRANSFERS

C.Y. Fu, S.Y. Wang Trauma And Emergency Surgery, Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, Taoyuan/TAIWAN

P135 TRANSFUSION RATES IN HIP FRACTURE PATIENTS: WHAT EFFECT DOES THE FRACTURE CONFIGURATION HAVE?

R. Morris1, U. Rethnam1, B. Russ2, C. Topliss1 1Trauma And Orthopaedic Surgery, Morriston Hospital, Swansea/United Kingdom, 2De-partment Of Engineering Design And Mathematics, University of the West of England, Bristol/UNITED KINGDOM (nominated for Best Poster Award)

P136 TRAUMATIC PELVIC FRACTURE ACCORDING TO THE MECHANISM OF INJURY: A SINGLE CENTER EXPERIENCE

H. Abdelrahman1, A. El-Menyar2, H. Al-Thani1, R. Peralta1, M. Mollazehi1, A. Parchani1, A. Zarour1 1Trauma Surgery, Hamad General hospital, Doha/QATAR, 2Clinical Research, Trauma Surgery, Hamad General hospital, Doha/QATAR

P137 WHY DOES PELVIC RING FRACTURES IN THE ELDERLY PATIENTS REVEAL THE HIGH MORTALITY?

A. Hirabayashi1, H. Iida1, T. Yagi1, Y. Hara1, H. Matsumoto1, H. Yokota2 1Department Of Emergency And Critical Care Medicine, Chiba-Hokusoh Hospital,Nippon Medical School, Inzai, Chiba/JAPAN, 2Department Of Emergency And Critical Care Medicine, Nippon Medical School, Tokyo/JAPAN

Pediatric Fractures P138 CLINICAL AND RADIOGRAPHIC RESULTS OF LATERAL HUMERAL CONDYLE FRACTURES IN CHILDREN

L.M. Tavares1, J.P. Raposo2, A. Gonçalves2, V.P. Ferreira2, F. Carneiro2 1Orthopaedics Department, Hospital Divino Espirito Santo, Ribeira Grande/PORTU-GAL, 2, Hospital Divino Espirito Santo, Ribeira Grande/PORTUGAL

Hand / Wrist InjuryP139 «SPARE UPPER LIMB» IN TRAUMA SURGERY: ABOUT 1 CASE OF CHIMERICAL FREE FLAP RECONSTRUCTION USING A RADIAL FOREARM FLAP AND A POSTERIOR INTEROSSEOUS FLAP

A. Duhoux1, K. Rem2, J. Danis3, J. Murison4, F. Bazile3, E. Bey1 1Plastic Surgery, Percy Military Hospital, Clamart/FRANCE, 2Plastic Surgery, Percy

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Military Hospital, Clamart/FRANCE, 3Orthopaedic, Percy Military Hospital, Clamart/FRANCE, 4Orthopaedic, Percy Military Hospital, Clamart/FRANCE

P140 APPLICATION OF LOW-INTENSITY PULSED ULTRASOUND (LIPUS) FOR CARPAL FRACTURES

T. Iwakura1, T. Niikura2, S.Y. Lee1, T. Kokubu1, H. Fujioka3, M. Kurosaka1 1Department Of Orthopaedic Surgery, Kobe University Graduate School of Medicine, Kobe/JAPAN, 2Orthopaedic Surgery, Kobe University Graduate School of Medicine, Kobe/JAPAN, 3Department Of Physical Therapy, School Of Rehabilitation, Hyogo Uni-versity of Health Sciences, Kobe/JAPAN

P141 ARE SMS REMINDERS WORKING EFFICIENTLY IN PREVENTING DID NOT ATTENDS FOR PATIENTS ATTENDING HAND CLINICS IN A TRAUMA CENTRE ?

Z. Wani1, M.R. Abdulla2, K. Srinivasan3, D. Chester2 1Trauma & Orthopaedics, Royal Gwent Hospital, UB/UNITED KINGDOM, 2Hand Surge-ry, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham/UNITED KINGDOM, 3Orthopaedics, Queen Elizabeth hospital, Birmingham/UNITED KINGDOM

P142 COMPARISON OF MRI, CT AND BONE SCINTIGRAPHY FOR SUSPECTED SCAPHOID FRACTURES

D. Zoutendijk1, A.D. De Zwart2, F.J.P. Beeres3, S.J. Rhemrev4, K. Bartlema2, I.B. Schipper5 1Surgery, LUMC, Leiden/NETHERLANDS, 2, LUMC, Leiden/NETHERLANDS, 3, AMC, Amsterdam/NETHERLANDS, 4, Medical Center Haaglanden, Den Haag/NETHER-LANDS, 5Trauma Surgery, Leiden University Medical Center, Leiden/NETHERLANDS

P143 COMPLICATIONS AFTER ORIF OF DISTAL HUMERAL FRACTURES TYPE C3D.M. Enchev1, A. Baltov2, M. Rashkov3, M. Markov4 1Ortopadaedy And Traumatology, UMHATEM „N.I.Pirogov“, Sofia/BULGARIA, 2I Otrho-paedy And Traumatology, UMHATEM „N“.I.Pirogov, Sofia/BULGARIA, 3Iii Orthopaedic Trauma Department, UMHATEM „N.I.Pirogov“, Sofia/BULGARIA, 4Ïv Orthopaedic Trauma Department, UMHATEM „N.I. Pirogov, Sofia/BULGARIA

P144 EXAMINATION OF THE HAND: AN AUDIT TO ASSESS THE EFFECTIVENESS OF HAND TRAUMA ASSESSMENT

A. Liddle, Y. Michla, S. Klenka Trauma And Orthopaedics, Sunderland Royal Hospital, Sunderland/UNITED KINGDOM

P145 INITIAL EXPERIENCE OF SPECT/CT IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF OCCULT SCAPHOID FRACTURES

D. Zoutendijk1, A.D. De Zwart2, F.J.P. Beeres3, D.D.D. Rietbergen4, P. Krijnen5, I.B. Schipper6 1Surgery, LUMC, Leiden/NETHERLANDS, 2, LUMC, Leiden/NETHERLANDS, 3, AMC,

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Amsterdam/NETHERLANDS, 4, Acedemic Centre Amsterdam, Amsterdam/NETHER-LANDS, 5Surgery, Leiden University Medical Center, Leiden/NETHERLANDS, 6Trauma Surgery, Leiden University Medical Center, Leiden/NETHERLANDS

P146 LONG-TERM COMPLICATIONS AFTER VOLAR LOCKING PLATE FIXATION OF DISTAL RADIUS FRACTURES

J. Zorrilla Sanchez De Neyra1, A. Toro-Ibarguen2, V. Jimenez Diaz3, P. Páramo Díaz4, A.C. Prada Cañizares5, L. Garcia Lamas1, I. Auñon-Martín3, G. Muñoz2, M. Porras2, D. Cecilia-Lopez3, F. Jara2 1Traumatology And Orthopeadics, Hospital 12 octubre, Madrid/SPAIN, 2, Hospital 12 oc-tubre, Madrid/SPAIN, 3, Hospital 12 de Octubre, Madrid/SPAIN, 4, Hospital 12 Octubre, Madrid/SPAIN, 5Trauma Unit, 12 de Octubre Hospital, Madrid/SPAIN

P147 RADIATION EXPOSURE DUE TO CT OF THE SCAPHOID IN DAILY PRACTICED. Zoutendijk1, A.D. De Zwart2, F.J.P. Beeres3, M. Pillay4, L.M. Kingma4, I.B. Schipper5, S.J. Rhemrev6 1Surgery, LUMC, Leiden/NETHERLANDS, 2, LUMC, Leiden/NETHERLANDS, 3, AMC, Amsterdam/NETHERLANDS, 4, MCH Westeinde, The Hague/NETHERLANDS, 5Sur-gery, Leiden University Medical Center, Leiden/NETHERLANDS, 6, Medisch Centrum Haaglanden, The Hague/NETHERLANDS (nominated for Best Poster Award)

P148 STAGED SURGERY FOR THE COMMINUTED DISTAL RADIUS FRACTURE IN ELDERLY PATIENTS

S. Kitada Trauma Center, Hyogo Prefectural Nishinomiya Hospital, Nishimoiya City, Hyogo/JA-PAN

P149 THE COMPARISON OF SURGICAL RESULTS OF RUPTURED AND FRACTURED ULNAR COLLATERAL LIGAMENT INJURY OF THE THUMB

H. Başar1, B. Başar2, O. Başçı3, B. Erol4, C. Tetik5 1Department Of Orthopaedics And Traumatology, Sakarya Training and Research Hos-pital, Sakarya/TURKEY, 2Department Of Physical Medicine And Rehabilitation, Akyazı State Hospital, sakarya/TURKEY, 3Department Of Orthopedics And Traumatology, Dokuz Eylul University School of Medicine, Izmir/TURKEY,4Department Of Orthopaedic Surgery, Marmara University School of Medicine, İstanbul/TURKEY, 5Department Of Orthopaedics And Traumatology, Acibadem Maslak Hospital, İstanbul/TURKEY

P150 THE FUNCTIONAL RESULTS OF OSTEOSYNTHESIS WITH MINIPLATE + SCREWS IN METACARPAL FRACTURES

H. Başar1, B. Başar2, O. Başçı3, B. Erol4, C. Tetik5

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1Department Of Orthopaedics And Traumatology, Sakarya Training and Research Hos-pital, Sakarya/TURKEY, 2Department Of Physical Medicine And Rehabilitation, Akyazı State Hospital, Sakarya/TURKEY, 3Department Of Orthopedics And Traumatology, Dokuz Eylul University School of Medicine, Izmir/TURKEY,4Department Of Orthopaedic Surgery, Marmara University School of Medicine, İstanbul/TURKEY, 5Department Of Orthopaedics And Traumatology, Acibadem Maslak Hospital, İstanbul/TURKEY

P151 TREATMENT OF ISOLATED ULNAR FRACTURESJ. Tersteeg1, R. Berg2, B. Thomeer1 1Surgery, Jeroen Bosch Ziekenhuis, Den Bosch/NETHERLANDS, 2, Jeroen Bosch Zie-kenhuis, Den Bosch/NETHERLANDS

Infections P152 ANALYSIS OF THE SURFACE ANTIGEN PROFILE OF THE PERIPHERAL MONOCYTES IN TRAUMA PATIENTS

T. Shibusawa1, J. Namiki2, S. Suzuki2, K. Sekine3, S. Hori2 1Emergency And Critical Care Medicine, Keio University, School of Medicine, Tokyo/JA-PAN, 2Emergency & Critical Care Medicine, Keio University School of Medicine, Tokyo/JAPAN, 3, Saiseikai Central Hospital, Tokyo/JAPAN

P153 ANIMAL BITE RELATED INJURIES AND THE FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONSR. Dhawan, N. Patel, A.P. Moreau Department Of Trauma And Orthopaedics, Princess Royal Hospital, Telford/UNITED KINGDOM (nominated for Best Poster Award)

P154 CAN TEMPORARY EXTERNAL FIXATOR FOR THE INITIAL TREATMENT OF LOWER EXTREMITY FRACTURES BE USED IN THE OPERATIVE FIELD OF THE INTERNAL FIXATION SAFELY?

Y. Oh1, A. Tano2, Y. Kurosa2, A. Okawa1 1Department Of Orthopaedic And Spinal Surgery, Graduate School Of Medical And Dental Sciences, Tokyo Medical and Dental University, Tokyo/JAPAN, 2Department Of Orthopaedic Surgery, Saku Central Hospital, Nagano/JAPAN

P155 CLINICAL REVIEW OF VENTILATOR-ASSOCIATED PNEUMONIA (VAP) IN POLYTRAUMA PATIENTS

M. Keum, J. Baek, H. No, S.-K. Hong,Seoul/KR, Division Of Trauma And Surgical Critical Care, Department Of Surgery, Uni-versity of Ulsan College of Medicine, Asan Medical Center, , Seoul/KOREA

P156 COLLAGEN BASED HEMOSTATIC COLLATAMP G IN TREATING BONE

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INFECTIONSM. Nagea1, O. Lupescu1, C. Patru1, D. Lupescu2, G.I. Popescu1 1Orthopedics And Trauma, Clinical Emergency Hospital, Bucharest/ROMANIA, 2Bucha-rest, University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Bucharest/ROMANIA

P157 COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF DISSEMINATED INTRAVASCULAR COAGULATION SYNDROME BETWEEN SEVERE ACUTE PANCREATITIS AND OTHER INFECTIOUS DISEASES.

S. Kaga, H. Yamamoto, Y. Mizobata Trauma And Critical Care Medicine, Osaka City University Graduate School of Medicine, Osaka/JAPAN

P158 DETERMINATION OF PATHOGENS IN POSTOPERATIVE WOUND INFECTIONS IN SURGICALLY TREATED CALCANEAL FRACTURES (AND IMPLICATIONS FOR TREATMENT)

M. Backes1, R.J.O. De Muinck Keizer1, I.J.B. Spijkerman2, V.M. De Jong1, J. Luitse1, J.C. Goslings1, T. Schepers1 1Trauma Unit, Academic Medical Center Amsterdam, Amsterdam/NETHERLANDS, 2Mi-crobiology, Academic Medical Center Amsterdam, Amsterdam/NETHERLANDS

P159 EXTRA-ANATOMIC BYPASS GRAFTING IN A PATIENT WITH AN INFECTED FEMORAL DEFECT CAUSED BY A ROLLOVER ACCIDENTINJURIES: CASE REPORT.

S.W. Chang1, D.H. Kim2, K.M. Ryu3, J. Ryu3 1Trauma Center, Department Of Thoracic And Cardiovascular Surgery, Dankook Univer-sity Hospital, Cheonan-si/KOREA, 2Trauma Center, Department Of Surgery, Dankook University Hospital, Cheonan/KOREA, 3Department Of Thoracic And Cardiovascular Surgery, Dankook University Hospital, Cheonan-si/KOREA

P160 FACTORS AFFECTING RECURRENT DEBRIDEMENT FOR PERIANAL ABSCESS: EXPERIENCE IN ONE YEAR

A. Acar1, F. Basak1, T. Canbak1, A. Kılıc1, A. Sisik1, H. Cakıt2, K. Tekesin3, G. Bas1 1, Umraniye Education and Research Hospital, Istanbul/TURKEY, 2General Surgery, Umraniye Education and Research Hospital, Istanbul/TURKEY, 3, Haydarpasa Numune Education and Research Hospital, Istanbul/TURKEY

P161 INDICATIONS OF OPEN DRAINAGE IN BREAST ABSCESSF. Erozgen1, M.C. Kizilkaya2, O.A. Savas3, A. Kocakusak1, G. Citlak3 1General Surgery, Haseki Education and Research State Hospital, Istanbul/TUR-KEY, 2General Surgery, Bulanik Government Hospital, Mus/TURKEY, 3General Surgery Clinic, Haseki Education and Research State Hospital, Istanbul/TURKEY

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P162 INDUCED MEMBRANE TECHNIQUE (MASQUELET TECHNIQUE) FOR RECONSTRUCTION OF TRAUMATIC BONE DEFECTS: A CASE SERIES

T. Uehara1, T. Noda1, Y. Kinami1, M. Inoue2, Y. Yamakawa1, R. Nakahara1, Y. Shimamura1, T. Ozaki1 1Department Of Orthopedic Surgery, Okayama University, Okayama/JAPAN, 2, Hasega-wa Memorial Hospital, Niimi City/JAPAN

P163 INFECTIOUS RISK FOR SUICIDE BOMBERS VICTIMS.N. De L‘Escalopier, G. Valade, J. Danis, L. Mathieu, S. Rigal Department Of Orthopaedic Surgery, Percy Military Hospital, Clamart/FRANCE (nominated for Best Poster Award)

P164 IS THE PERITONEAL DRAINAGE OF PERITONITIS AFTER PERFORATED GASTRODUODENAL ULCER STILL NECESSARY ?

D. Massalou1, D. Chetrus-Mariage1, M. Fournier2, P. Regnier1, D. Ciampi1, P. Baqué1 1Hôpital St Roch - Ucsu Chirurgie, CHU de Nice - Universitary Hospital of Nice, Nice/FRANCE, 2Hôpital St Roch, CHU de Nice, Nice/FRANCE

P165 LIFE AND LIMB THREATENING INFECTED MULTIPLE OPEN CRUSHING INJURIES OF THE LOWER LIMB – CASE PRESENTATION

O. Lupescu, M. Nagea, D. Zamfirescu, A. Dimitriu, C. Popoviciu, D. Sucoveschi Orthopedics And Trauma, Clinical Emergency Hospital, Bucharest/ROMANIA

P166 PATIENT SAFETY: THE POINT OF VIEW OF TUNISIAN MEDICAL INSPECTIONC. Doudech1, I. El Amri2 1Inspection, Tunisian health Ministery, Kalaa Sghira/TUNISIA, 2Medical Insction, MINIS-TRY OF PUBLIC HEALTH, KALAA SGHIRA/TUNISIA

P167 POST OPERATIVE INFECTIONS AFTER OPEN RECONSTRUCION INTERNAL FIXATION OF ANKLE FRACTURES

R. Dettmers1, M. Leijnen1, P. Krijnen2, E. Ritchie3 1General Surgery, Rijnland Hospital, Leiderdorp/NETHERLANDS, 2Surgery And Trauma-tology, Leiden University Medical Center, Leiden/NETHERLANDS, 3, Rijnland Hospital, Leiderdorp/NETHERLANDS

P168 PREVALENCE AND VARIATIONS IN RESISTANCE PATTERNS IN SECONDARY PERITONITIS

A.J. Salazar Báez1, E. Membrilla Fernández1, C. Pañella Vilamú2, M.P. Iskra Marcos3, X. Crous I Masó3, M.J. Pons Fraguero3, L. Grande Posa3, J.J. Sancho Insenser3 1General Surgery, Hospital del Mar, Barcelona/SPAIN, 2Department Of Digestive Surge-ry, Hospital del Mar, Barcelona/SPAIN, 3, Hospital del Mar, Barcelona/SPAIN

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P169 TREATMENT OF SEGMENTAL BONE INFECTIONS- PROBLEMS, RESULTSM. Nagea1, O. Lupescu1, D. Zamfirescu2, D. Tanase1, I. Lascar2 1Orthopedics And Trauma, Clinical Emergency Hospital, Bucharest/ROMANIA, 2Plastic Surgery And Reconstrcutive Microsurgery, Clinical Emergency Hospital, Bucharest/ROMANIA

Shock control P170 HEMOGLOBIN IN DIAGNOSING HAEMORRAGIC SHOCK: STILL NEED FOR IT?

S. Magnone, F. Coccolini, M. Ceresoli, D. Piazzalunga, R. Manfredi, E. Poiasina, L. Ansa-loni General Surgery 1, Pope John XXIII Hospital, Bergamo/ITALY

P171 INCIDENCE OF PRECLINICAL INTERVENTIONS IN MULTIPLE TRAUMA PATIENTS: AN AUTOPSY STUDY

R. Pfeifer1, S. Schick2, C. Holzmann3, M. Graw2, W. Hell2, F. Hildebrand3, H.C. Pape3 1Department Of Orthopaedic Trauma And Harald Tscherne Research Laboratory, University Hospital RWTH Aachen, Aachen/GERMANY, 2Institute For Legal Medicine, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitaet Muenchen, Munich/GERMANY, 3Department Of Orthopaedic Trauma, University Hospital RWTH Aachen, Aachen/GERMANY

P172 INHIBITION OF C-JUN VIA D-JNK-1 DECREASES IMMUNE RESPONSE AFTER HEMORRHAGE BUT BEFORE RESUSCITATION (H/R) IN MICE WITH NORMAL LIVER FUNCTION BUT NOT IN MICE WITH CHRONIC ALCOHOLIC LIVER DISEASE (ALD)

R. Weber1, M. Maraslioglu2, B. Relja2, T. Borsello3, C. Jobin4, I. Marzi2, M. Lehnert2 1Trauma-, Hand- And Rekonstruktive Surgery, University Hospital Frankfurt a.M., Frank-furt a.M./GERMANY, 2, University Hospital Frankfurt a.M., Frankfurt a.M./GERMANY, 3, Istituto di Ricerche Farmacologiche „Mario Negri“ Milano, Milano/ITALY, 4, University of Florida College of Medicine, Gainesville, Florida/FL/UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

P173 MANAGEMENT OF HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK SECONDARY TO VASCULAR TRAUMA; CASE REPORT AND LITERATURE REVIEW

J.E. Bringas Hernández1, M.I. Martínez Bernal2 1Facultad De Medicina, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México, Toluca/MEXI-CO, 2, Hospital General de Toluca „Dr Nicolás San Juan“, Toluca/MEXICO

P174 SCORING SYSTEM FOR THE EARLY PREDICTION OF MASSIVE TRANSFUSION REQUIREMENT IN ELDERLY SEVERE TRAUMA PATIENTS

T. Ohmori1, T. Kitamura2, T. Matsumoto1 1Department Of Trauma And Orthopedic Surgery, kochi health Sciences Center, Kochi/JAPAN, 2Department Of Emergency And Critical Care Medicine, kochi health Sciences Center, Kochi/JAPAN

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P175 THE LACTATE CLEARANCE IN MASSIVELY TRANSFUSED TRAUMA PATIENTS.T. Ogura, M. Nakano, M. Nakamura, K. Fujizuka Department Of Emergency Medicine And Critical Care Medicine, Advanced Medical Emergency Department and Critical Care Center, Japan Red Cross Maebashi Hospital, Maebashi/JAPAN

P176 TRANSFUSION RELATED ABDOMINAL INJURY (TRABI) IN TRAUMA PATIENTS - A CASE REPORT AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE

P. Michel, M. Raschke, P. Garcia Department Of Trauma-, Hand- And Reconstructive Surgery, Westfaelische Wilhelms University Muenster, Münster/GERMANY

New Technology P177 BIOMECHANICAL COMPARISON OF OSTEOSYNTHESIS AFTER TYPE III FRACTURE OF THE CORONOID PROCESS OF THE ULNA USING A NEW ELBOW TESTING DEVICE.

E. Wilde, A. Schall, G. Heinrichs, R. Wendlandt, A. Schulz Orthopedics & Trauma Surgery, University Hospital Luebeck, Lübeck/GERMANY

P178 BIOMECHANICAL GROUNDING OF TROCHANTERIC FRACTURES FIXATION WITH PROXIMAL FEMORAL NAIL

G.V. Gayko1, I.A. Lazarev2, A.V. Kalashnikov3, V.D. Malyk4 1SI „The Institute for Traumatology and Orthopedics“ by the National Academy of Me-dical Sciences of Ukraine, Kyiv/UKRAINE, 2Biomechanics Laboratory, SI „The Institute for Traumatology and Orthopedics“ by the National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine, Kyiv/UKRAINE, 3Problems Of Trauma Injuries And Osteosynthesis, SI „The Ins-titute for Traumatology and Orthopedics“ by the National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine, Kyiv/UKRAINE, 4Traumatology And Orthopedics, Poltava Regional Clinical Hospital, Poltava/UKRAINE

P179 COMPREHENSIVE CHARACTERIZATION OF HUMAN SOMATIC STEM CELLS DERIVED FROM DIFFERENT TISSUES IN RESPECT TO BONE AND CARTILAGE TISSUE ENGINEERING

R. Zamborsky1, L. Oravcova2, Z. Provaznikova3, P. Simko1, I. Varga2, L. Danisovic4 1Department Of Traumatology, Slovak Medical University and University Hospital, Bratislava/SLOVAK REPUBLIC, 2Institute Of Histology And Embryology, Faculty of Me-dicine, Comenius University in Bratislava, Bratislava/SLOVAK REPUBLIC, 3Department Of Gynaecology And Obstetrics, Faculty of Medicine, Slovak Medical University and University Hospital, Bratislava/SLOVAK REPUBLIC, 4Institute Of Biology, Genetics And Clinical Genetics, Faculty of Medicine, Comenius University in Bratislava, Bratislava/

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P180 DENTAL TRAUMA: A TOOL FOR PREVENTIVE EDUCATIONA.P. Escudeiro1, E.P. Escudeiro2, E.P. Escudeiro1, G.P. Escudeiro1, J.C. Dos Santos1, M.V. Kalil1 1Proex, Universidade Federal Fluminense, Niteroi/BRAZIL, 2Defesa Civil Niteroi, Defesa Civil, Niteroi/BRAZIL

P181 EXTRAARTICULAR DISTAL HUMERAL FRACTURE – CASE REPORTS. Sabalic1, N. Darabos1, F. Cukelj2 1Klinika Za Traumatologiju, KBC Sestre milosrdnice Zagreb, Zagreb/CROATIA, 2, KBC Split, Split/CROATIA

P182 GRADUAL CORRECTION OF LOWER LIMB POSTTRAUMATIC ANGULAR DEFORMITIES USING UNICORTICOTOMY AND MITKOVIC TYPE V EXTERNAL FIXATOR

M.M. Mitkovic1, S.S. Milenkovic2, I. Kostic1, M.B. Mitkovic1 1Orthopaedic & Traumatology Clinic, Clinical Centre, Nis/SERBIA, 2Orthopaedic & trau-matology Clinic, Clinical Centre, Nis/SERBIA

P183 HUMAN PSUEDOARTHROSIS TISSUE CONTAINS CELLS WITH OSTEOGENIC POTENTIAL

S. Takahara1, T. Niikura1, S.Y. Lee2, T. Iwakura2, E. Okumachi2, T. Waki2, M. Arakura2, R. Kuroda2, M. Kurosaka2 1Orthopaedic Surgery, Kobe University Graduate School of Medicine, Kobe/JA-PAN, 2Department Of Orthopaedic Surgery, Kobe University Graduate School of Medicine, Kobe/JAPAN

P184 IMPROVED WOUND HEALING IN ACUTE WOUNDS OF NONDIABETIC WITH LOCAL USE OF INSULIN.

M.A. Martínez-Jiménez1, J. Aguilar-Garcia1, F.J. Valadez-Castillo.2, F.I. Gaitán-Gaona.3, P.B. Mandeville2, J.M. Sanchéz-Aguilar2 1General Surgery, Hospital Central Dr. Ignacio Morones Prieto., San Luis Potosí/MEXI-CO, 2Department Of Epidemiology And Public Health, Universidad Autónoma de San Luis Potosí, San Luis Potosí/MEXICO, 3Pathology, Hospital General de Soledad., Soledad de Graciano Sánchez/MEXICO

P185 IS NANOTECHNOLOGY THE NEXT BIG STEP: REVIEWING A CONCEPT, ITS LIMITATIONS AND POSSIBLE APPLICATIONS IN TRAUMA CARE

M. Kisilak, A. Fischinger, M. Cimerman, A. Kristan Department Of Traumatology, University Medical Centre Ljubljana, Ljubljana/SLOVE-NIA

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P186 LOCAL DELIVERY OF CEFAZOLIN USING CALCIUM PHOSPHATE CEMENT: AN IN VITRO STUDY

T. Niikura, S.Y. Lee, T. Iwakura, R. Kuroda, M. Kurosaka Orthopaedic Surgery, Kobe University Graduate School of Medicine, Kobe/JAPAN

P187 MATCH FOR AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT REDUCTION~ANALYSIS OF THE SUB MARINE WITH COMPUTER SIMULATION AND THE SUB MARINE GENERATION RISK WHICH IS SEEN FROM THE COEFFICIENT OF FRICTION OF THE FIBER

Y. Sakamoto Emergency And Critical Care Medicine, Saga University Hospital, Saga/JAPAN (nominated for Best Poster Award)

P188 NEW EXTRA-ARTICULAR TECHNIQUE FOR INTRAMEDULLARY NAILING OF TIBIAL FRACTURES

M. Uchino Orthopaedic Surgery, Kitasato university, Kitamoto Saitama/JAPAN

P189 NONOPERATIVE TREATMENT OF STABILE WEBER-B FRACTURES JUDGED BY WEIGHTBEARING RADIOGRAPHS

F. Krause1, A. Seidel2, M. Weber3 1Orthopaedic Surgery, Inselspital, University of Berne, Berne/SWITZERLAND, 2Ortho-paedic Surgery, Inselspital, Berne/SWITZERLAND, 3Orthopaedic Surgery, Zieglerspital, Berne/SWITZERLAND

P190 OPTIONS OF FIXATOR-ASSISTED INTERNAL FIXATION IN PERIPROSTHETIC FRACTURES OF THE FEMUR

A. Chelnokov1, I. Piven2, I. Shlykov2, K. Piastopulo2, A. Semenisty3 1Orthopaedic Trauma, Ural Scientific Institute of Traumatology and Othopaedics, Eka-terinburg/RUSSIAN FEDERATION, 2Orthopaedics, Ural Scientific Institute of Trauma-tology and Othopaedics, Ekaterinburg/RUSSIAN FEDERATION, 3, City Hospital N13, Moscow/RUSSIAN FEDERATION

P191 PLATE AUGMENTATION FOR FEMORAL NONUNIONS: MORE THAN JUST A SALVAGE TOOL?

J. Chiang1, J.E. Johnson2, P.A. Siska2, D.J. Farrell2, I.S. Tarkin3 1, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pittsburgh/UNITED STATES OF AMERI-CA, 2, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pittsburgh/PA/UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 3Orthopaedic Surgery, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pittsburgh/UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

P192 RADIOLOGICAL EVALUATION OF INTRAMEDULLARY NAILING FOR THE PROXIMAL AND DISTAL TIBIAL FRACTURES

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Y. KawakamiOrthopaedic Surgery, Okayama Saiseikai General Hospital, Okayama/JAPAN

P193 THE ROTATIONAL THROMBOELASTOMETRY IS AN ACCURATE MEASURE TO DIAGNOSE TRAUMA INDUCED DISSEMINATED INTRAVASCULAR COAGULATION (DIC)

H. Koami, Y. Sakamoto, S. Inoue Emergency And Critical Care Medicine, Saga University Hospital, Saga/JAPAN

P194 USE OF A PEG-COATED COLLAGEN PATCH FOR SUTURELESS REPAIR OF SEVERE ARTERIAL BLEEDING IN A PORCINE MODEL OF CARDIOVASCULAR SURGERY.

B. Baumgartner1, A. Bauer2, G. Leung1, J. Mckee1, K.M. Lewis1 1Life Sciences And Operations, Baxter Healthcare Corporation, Deerfield/UNITED STA-TES OF AMERICA, 2Innovative Biostatics, Baxter Innovations GmbH, Vienna/AUSTRIA

Necrotizing soft tissue infections P195 COMPLEX TREATMENT OF COMPLICATED CRURAL DECOLLEMENT INJURY IN A DIABETIC PATIENT

I. Gárgyán, Á. Csonka, K. Boa, E. Varga Traumatology, University of Szeged, Szeged/HUNGARY

P196 NECROTIZING ENTEROCOLITIS: ONE YEAR EXPERIENCE AT TANTA UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL, EGYPT

A.I. Eid Emergency & Traumatology, Tanta University, Tanta/EGYPT

P197 NECROTIZING FASCIITIS OF THE CHEST WALL AFTER SPINAL SURGERYM.R. Zambrano Olivo, M. García Sánchez, C. Mauricio Alvarado, S. Ibáñez Cuadros Medicina Intensiva, Hospital Universitario Virgen Macarena, Sevilla/SPAIN

Endovascular therapies / Who stops the bleeding?P198 ANTICOAGULANTS IN THE PREVENTION OF VENOUS THROMBOSIS AND EMBOLISM DURING ORTHOPEDIC OPERATIONS: RUSSIAN EXPERIENCE

S. Firsov, A. Levshin, V. Gagrin, M. Mogutov Traumatology And Orthopedic, Railways Hospital, Yaroslavl/RUSSIAN FEDERATION

P199 BLUNT AORTIC INJURY: CASE REPORTC.J. Rodrigues, A.S. Simões Vascular Surgery, Centro Hospitalar Tondela Viseu, Viseu/PORTUGAL

P200 EXTENSIVE ISOLATED INFERIOR VENA CAVA INJURY FOLLOWING BLUNT ABDOMINAL TRAUMA: A PERSPECTIVE IN SURGICAL STRATEGY

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S. MunCritical Care And Trauma Surgery, Chosun university school of medicine, -/KOREA

P201 IATROGEN TRAUMA OF THE FEMORAL ARTERY WITH ACUTE SURGERYP. Konstantiniuk1, T. Ott1, H. Froehlich2, S. Koter1, M. Sacherer2, T. Cohnert1 1Vascular Surgery, Medical University Graz, Graz/AUSTRIA, 2Internal Medicine, Medical University Graz, Graz/AUSTRIA

P202 MASSIVE HEMOTHORAX DUE TO CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETERIZATION TREATED WITH ANGIOGRAPHIC STENT IMPLANTATION

J. Bae Surgery, Yeungnam University Medical Center, Daegu/KOREA

P203 NON-OPERATIVE MANAGEMENT OF SPLENIC TRAUMA – THE ADVANTAGE OF ANGIOEMBOLIZATION

A.F. Goulart1, E. Dias2, L. Amaral2, R. Castro3, A.T. Bernardo3, A. Melo2 1Cirurgia Geral, Hospital do Divino Espirito Santo de Ponta Delgada, Ponta Delgada/PORTUGAL, 2Hospital do Divino Espirito Santo de Ponta Delgada, Ponta Delgada/PORTUGAL, 3Hospital do Divino Espírito Santo de Ponta Delgada, Ponta Delgada/PORTUGAL

P204 THE DEADLY DUO : OUTCOMES AND MANAGEMENT OF COMBINED HEPATIC AND PELVIS BLUNT TRAUMA

E. Girard1, A. Amariutei1, B. Trilling1, J. Abba1, J. Brun2, C. Arvieux1, C. Letoublon1 1Visceral And Trauma Surgery, CHU Grenoble, La Tronche/FRANCE, 2Intensive Care An Resuscitation, CHU Grenoble, La Tronche/FRANCE (nominated for Best Poster Award)

P205 THE IMPACT OF INTRAOPERATIVE HAEMORRHAGE ON PLASMA FIBRINOGEN VALUES – A PILOT STUDY

J. Marques1, F. Valente1, F. Matos2 1Anesthesiology, Centro Hospitalar Lisboa Central, Lisboa/PORTUGAL, 2, Centro Hospi-talar Lisboa Central, Lisboa/PORTUGAL

Trauma Systems / Trauma registration P206 A NEW TECHNIQUE IN TREATING PROXIMAL TIBIAL FRACTURE USING WITH COMBINATION OF BIOABSORBABLE SCREW FOR POSTERIOR ASPECT AND METALLIC IMPLANT FOR ANTERIOR ASPECT.

M. Fujita Orthopedic Surgery, Toyohashi Municipal Hospital, Toyohashi, Aichi/JAPAN

P207 A NEWLY ESTABLISHED TRAUMA REGISTRY IN A LEVEL I ITALIAN TRAUMA

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CENTRE: NEW QUESTIONS FOR TRAUMA SYSTEMS?S. Magnone, M. Ceresoli, F. Coccolini, D. Piazzalunga, R. Manfredi, M. Pisano, E. Poiasi-na, L. Ansaloni General Surgery 1, Pope John XXIII Hospital, Bergamo/ITALY

P208 A SIX-YEAR EXPERIENCE WITH SPLENIC BLUNT TRAUMA IN ONE CENTRE: RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS

A. Acar1, A. Ozpek1, F. Basak1, M. Yucel1, T. Canbak1, A. Kılıc1, H. Cakıt2, K. Tekesin3, G. Bas1 1, Umraniye Education and Research Hospital, Istanbul/TURKEY, 2General Surgery, Umraniye Education and Research Hospital, Istanbul/TURKEY, 3, Haydarpasa Numune Education and Research Hospital, Istanbul/TURKEY

P209 ACUTE CARE SURGERIES PERFORMED BY SURGEONS AT A RURAL HOSPITAL IN JAPAN

M. Sakai Emergency, Shintakeo Hospital, Takeo/JAPAN

P210 AGRICULTURAL AND FARMING INJURIES IN THE IRISH MIDLAND.A. Abdulkarim1, P. Coffey2, R. Bajwa2, E. Sheehan2 1Trauma And Orthopaedics, Beaumont Hospital, Dublin /IRELAND, 2Trauma And Ortho-paedics, Midland Regional Hospital Tullamore, Tullamore/IRELAND (nominated for Best Poster Award)

P211 AIRWAY MANAGEMENT OF A MAXILLOFACIAL TRAUMA PATIENT: CHALLENGES IN NURSING CARE AND IMPLICATIONS TO PRACTICE

H. Aydın, N.Ö. Doğan, Y. Çelik Emergency Department, Kocaeli University Medicine Hospital, Kocaeli/TURKEY

P212 AMSTERDAM, TRAM & TRAUMA: A RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSISK. Broertjes1, W.P. Zuidema2, J. Giannakopoulos1 1Traumasurgery, VU Medical Center, Amsterdam/NETHERLANDS, 2Trauma Surgery, VU University Medical Center, Amsterdam/NETHERLANDS

P213 ANALYSIS OF INJURY RELATED DEATH IN 2012R. Krassnig1, E. Tackner1, P. Puchwein1, T. Nau2 1Trauma Surgery, Medical University Graz, Graz/AUSTRIA, 2, Ludwig Bolzmann Institut, Wien/AUSTRIA

P214 BIOCHEMICAL AND CLINICAL CORRELATIONS – GUIDELINES IN DAMAGE CONTROL SURGERY FOR POLYTRAUMA PATIENTS WITH FEMORAL FRACTURES

O. Lupescu1, M. Nagea1, C. Patru1, A. Dimitriu1, N. Ciurea1, D. Lupescu2

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1Orthopedics And Trauma, CLINICAL EMERGENCY HOSPITAL, BUCHAREST/ROMA-NIA, 2Bucharest, UNIVERSITY OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY, BUCHAREST/ROMANIA

P215 CAN HEAD TRAUMA BE AVOIDED?T. Yıldız1, S. Göktaş2, D. Selimen2 1Nursing, Namık Kemal University, Tekirdağ/TURKEY, 2Nursing, Maltepe Üniversity, Istanbul/TURKEY

P216 CANNULATED HIP SCREWS FIXATION VERSUS HEMIARTHROPLASTY FOR DISPLACED INTRA- CAPSULAR FEMORAL NECK FRACTURES IN MEDICALLY UNSTABLE GERIATRIC PATIENTS

G.R. Roukema1, W. Rezaie2 1Departement Of Surgery, Maasstad Hospital, Rotterdam/NETHERLANDS, 2Orthopae-dic Surgery, St Elisabet Hospital, Tilburg/NETHERLANDS

P217 CHANGES IN UTILISATION OF THE TRAUMA ROOM SINCE THE INFLUX OF CIVIL WAR WOUNDED FROM SYRIA

D. Fuchs, S. Biswas, A. Hadary, A. Braslavsky, A. Bukin, O. Efremov, A. Fedorenko, A. Rapoport, W. Krayim, M. Vaskovic Surgery And Trauma, Ziv Medical Center, Galilee/ISRAEL

P218 CHARACTERISTICS OF SURGICAL ACTIVITY IN SEVERE TRAUMA PATIENTS : EXPERIENCE OF A FRENCH LEVEL 1 TRAUMA CENTER.

T. Monchal1, S. Beaume2, G. Schlienger1, B. Prunet3, E. Hornez4, Y. Baudoin4, F. Deledal-le1, S. Bourgouin1, J. Platel1, P. Balandraud1 1Digestive Surgery, Sainte Anne Military Hospital, TOULON/FRANCE, 2Emergency De-partment, Sainte Anne Military Hospital, TOULON/FRANCE, 3Icu, Sainte Anne Military Hospital, TOULON/FRANCE, 4Digestive Surgery, PERCY Military Hospital, CLAMART/FRANCE

P219 CLINICAL INDICATORS OF BOWEL AND/OR MESENTERIC INJURY DUE TO SEAT BELT INJURY REVEALED BY IN-DEPTH ACCIDENT INVESTIGATIONS THROUGH MEDICINE-ENGINEERING COLLABORATION

Y. Hattori1, T. Motomura1, N. Saito1, T. Yagi1, Y. Hara1, H. Matsumoto1, S. Tominaga2, T. Nishimoto3 1Shock And Trauma Center, Chiba Hokusoh Hospital,Nippon Medical School, Chiba/JA-PAN, 2, Nihon University, Tokyo/JAPAN, 3, Nihon University, Fukushima/JAPAN

P220 DEFINITE CARE OF BILATERAL LOWER LEG NONUNION FRACTURES BY ILIZAROV APPARATUS IN POLYTRAUMATIZED PATIENT

I.R. Lalic1, Z. Gojković2, V. Harhaji2, S. Ninković2, M. Obradović2, Z. Novaković3 1Orthopedic Surgery And Traumatology, Clinical center of Vojvodina, Novi Sad/SER-

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BIA, 2, Clinical center of Vojvodina, Novi Sad/SERBIA, 3, Medical Faculty of Novi Sad, Novi Sad/SERBIA

P221 DOES MAJOR TRAUMA DELAY THE CARE OF EMERGENCY PATIENTS AT A UK MAJOR TRAUMA CENTRE ?

P. Hughes1, J. Reynolds2, A. Brooks2, M. Duffy2, S. Spreadborough2, M. Molmer1 1Major Trauma, East Midlands Major Trauma Centre, Nottingham University Hospitals, Nottingham/UNITED KINGDOM, 2, East Midlands Major Trauma Centre, Nottingham University Hospitals, Nottingham/UNITED KINGDOM

P222 EQUESTRIAN INJURY PRESENTATIONS TO A REGIONAL TRAUMA CENTRE IN IRELAND: A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY

A. Abdulkarim1, P. Coffey2, R. Bajwa2, E. Sheehan2 1Trauma And Orthopaedics, Beaumont Hospital, Dublin/IRELAND, 2Trauma And Ortho-paedics, Midland Regional Hospital Tullamore, Tullamore/IRELAND

P223 EXTRA-ARTICULAR DISTAL HUMERAL DYAPHYSEAL FRACTURES TREATED WITH POSTEROLATERAL PLATE THROUGH A POSTERIOR APPROACH

P. Páramo Díaz1, M. Arroyo2, V. Rodriguez2, A. Prada2, A. Toro-Ibarguen2, V. Jiménez2, I. Auñon2, P. Caba2 1Traumatology, Hospital universitario 12 de Octubre, Madrid/SPAIN, 2Traumatology, Hospital 12 Octubre, Madrid/SPAIN

P224 HEMS FOR TRAUMATIC CARDIAC ARREST IN JAPAN : SINGLE CENTER 5 YEAR EXPERIENCE

D. Kobashi, T. Ogura, M. Nakano, H. Machida, M. Nakamura Department Of Emergency Medicine And Critical Care Medicine, Advanced Medical Emergency Department and Critical Care Center, Japan Red Cross Maebashi Hospital, Maebashi/JAPAN

P225 HIGHLY COMMINUTED DISTAL TIBIA FRACTURES. STAGED INTERVENTION VERSUS PRIMARY ARTHRODESIS. REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE

E.A. Hasenboehler1, S. Mitchell2, A. Jain2, G. Osgood2, B. Shafiq2, J. Ficke2 1Department Of Orthopaedic Surgery Adult And Trauma Service, Johns Hopkins Hospi-tal Bayview Medical Center, Baltimore/MD/UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 2Orthopae-dic Surgery, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore/MD/UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

P226 IMPLEMENTATION OF A MAJOR TRAUMA NETWORK: FIRST TWO YEARS EXPERIENCE FROM EAST MIDLANDS MAJOR TRAUMA CENTRE

M. Moelmer1, J. Reynolds2, M. Duffy3, S. Spreadborough2, A. Brooks2 1Critical Care, East Midlands Major Trauma Centre, Nottingham University Hospitals, Nottingham/UNITED KINGDOM, 2, East Midlands Major Trauma Centre, Nottingham

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University Hospitals, Nottingham/UNITED KINGDOM, 3East Midlands Major Trauma Centre, Queens Medical Centre, Nottingham/UNITED KINGDOM

P227 IMPORTANCE OF KINEMATICS OF TRAUMAD. Selimen1, T. Yıldız2 1Nursing, Maltepe Üniversity, Istanbul/TURKEY, 2Nursing Faculty, Maltepe University, Istanbul/TURKEY

P228 INCIDENCE AND PREDICTORS FOR TRACHEOSTOMY IN THE PATIENTS WITH TRAUMATIC CERVICAL SPINAL CORD INJURY

D.S. Lee, E.M. Gil, A.L. Lee, T.S. Ha, C.M. Park Critical Care Medicine, Samsung Medical Center, Seoul/KOREA

P229 IS THERE ROOM TO IMPROVE DONORSHIP IN DECEASED POLYTRAUMA PATIENTS?

A.R. Leemeyer1, H. Jalalzadeh2, E. Vandewalle3, J. Giannakopoulos2, W.P. Zuidema2 1Trauma Surgery, VU medical centre, Amsterdam/NETHERLANDS, 2Trauma Surgery, VU Medical Centre, Amsterdam/NETHERLANDS, 3Emergency Medicine, VU Medical Centre, Amsterdam/NETHERLANDS (nominated for Best Poster Award)

P230 LISFRANC INJURIES TREATED OPERATIVELY: A RESTROSPECTIVE REVIEW.K.J. Papagiannakos1, P. Georgiadou2, P. Kakavas2, S. Sarafopoulos2, I. Karnezis2, K. Bosi-nakis2, G. Fragkeskakis2, K. Soubassis2 1Orthopaedics, Evagelismos Hospital, Athens/GREECE, 2Orthopedics, Evaggelismos General Hospital, Athens/GREECE

P231 MANAGEMENT OF BLUNT LIVER TRAUMA: A SIX-YEAR EXPERIENCEF. Basak1, A. Ozpek1, A. Acar1, T. Canbak1, M. Yucel1, H. Cakıt2, B.A. Ozdemir1, K. Teke-sin3, G. Bas1 1, Umraniye Education and Research Hospital, Istanbul/TURKEY, 2General Surgery, Umraniye Education and Research Hospital, Istanbul/TURKEY, 3, Haydarpasa Numune Education and Research Hospital, Istanbul/TURKEY

P232 PERCEPTIONS OF UNDERSTANDING AND MEDICAL ERRORS IN THE SICUT. Zakrison1, L. Zebib2, L. Harris2, E. Davidson2, C. Schulman2, N. Namias1 1Ryder Trauma Center, University of Miami, Miami/FL/UNITED STATES OF AMERI-CA, 2Ryder Trauma Center, University of Miami, Miami/UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

P233 PRE-EXISTING DELETERIOUS HABITS IN POSTOPERATIVE RECOVERY IN PATIENTS REQUIRING FACIAL RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY AFTER TRAUMA

W.F. Liberato1, M.V. Kalil2, M.T. Kalil2, F.B. Cazumbá2, T.R. Torres2, J.L. Oliveira2, D.J.

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Perminio2 1Faculdade De Odontologia, Universidade Federal Fluminense, Niterói/BRAZIL, 2, Uni-versidade Federal Fluminense, Niterói/BRAZIL

P234 PROTOCOL OF THE DENIM STUDY: A DELPHI-PROCEDURE ON THE IDENTIFICATION OF TRAUMA PATIENTS IN NEED OF CARE BY PHYSICIAN- STAFFED MOBILE MEDICAL TEAMS IN THE NETHERLANDS

A. Harmsen1, L. Geeraedts1, J. Giannakopoulos2, M. Terra1, H. Christiaans3, W. Mokkink4, F. Bloemers1 1Traumasurgery, VU Medical Center, Amsterdam/NETHERLANDS, 2Surgery, VU Uni-versity Medical Center, Amsterdam/NETHERLANDS, 3Anaesthesiology, VU University Medical Center, Amsterdam/NETHERLANDS, 4Epidemiology And Biostatistics, VU Medical Center, Amsterdam/NETHERLANDS

P235 REAMED NAILING FOR TREATMENT OF HUMERAL SHAFT NONUNION: REPORT OF TWO CASES

J. Delaloye1, L. Mustaki2, Y. Arlettaz1 1Orthopaedics And Trauma, Hospital of Wallis, Sion/SWITZERLAND, 2, Hospital of wallis, Sion/SWITZERLAND

P236 ROMANIAN TRAUMA REGISTRY – RESULTS OF A LEVEL I TRAUMA CENTER IN 2012

B. Stoica1, M. Beuran2, I. Negoi2, I. Tanase2, S. Paun2 1General Surgery, Emergency Hospital of Bucharest, Bucharest/ROMANIA, 2, Bucharest Emergency Hospital, Bucharest/ROMANIA

P237 THE EFFECTIVENESS OF POSTMORTEM COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY IN INVESTIGATING THE CAUSE OF TRAUMATIC DEATH IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT

A. Yamamoto, Y. Iwashita, K. Suzuki, Y. Ohmori, K. Ishikura, T. Takeda, H. Imai Emergency Clitical Care Unit, Mie University Hospital, Tsu Mie/JAPAN (nominated for Best Poster Award)

P238 THE IMPACT OF MAJOR TRAUMA ON EMERGENCY PATIENTS REQUIRING CT SCAN AT A UK MAJOR TRAUMA CENTRE

P. Hughes, J. Reynolds, S. Spreadborough, R. Bielefeldt, M. Duffy, A. Brooks, A. Evans Major Trauma, East Midlands Major Trauma Centre, Nottingham University Hospitals, Nottingham/UNITED KINGDOM

P239 THORACOABDOMINAL WOUNDSS. Barbois1, J. Abba1, S. Guigard2, A. Pirvu2, P.A. Waroquet1, P. Bouzat3, F. Thony4, C. Arvieux1

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1Chirurgie Digestive, CHU Grenoble, La Tronche/FRANCE, 2Chirurgie Thoracique Et Endocrinienne, CHU Grenoble, La Tronche/FRANCE, 3Réanimation, CHU Grenoble, La Tronche/FRANCE, 4Radiologie, CHU Grenoble, La Tronche/FRANCE

P240 TIBIOTALOCALCANEAL JOINT ARTHRODESIS USING ILLIZAROV APPARATUS – A RETROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL STUDY

I.R. Lalic1, Z. Gojković1, M. Obradović1, V. Harhaji1, S. Ninković1, Z. Novaković2 1Orthopedic Surgery And Traumatology, Clinical center of Vojvodina, Novi Sad/SER-BIA, 2, Medical Faculty of Novi Sad, Novi Sad/SERBIA

P241 TIME TO CT SCAN FOR TRAUMA PATIENTS ADMITTED TO A LARGE DISTRICT GENERAL HOSPITAL TRAUMA UNIT

R.L. Murphy1, K. Hanks2, K. Aujla2 1Medical School, University of Bristol, Bristol/UNITED KINGDOM, 2, Great Western Hospital, Swindon/UNITED KINGDOM

P242 TRAUMA IN A DEVELOPING COUNTRY, 2 YEARS OF REVIEW. ARE WE MISSING SOMETHING?

L.D. Salvatierra Arrieta, M. Quiodettis, A.C. Lomelli, A.J. Leon, S.D.C. Monteza Gallardo Trauma Surgery, H. U. Santo Tomás, Panamá City/PANAMA

P243 TRAUMCAT: EARLY RESULTS OF THE CATALONIAN TRAUMA REGISTRYS. Prat1, M. Koo2, C. Colilles3, X. Jimenez4, E. Balcells5, P. Dominguez6 1Orthopaedic Trauma, Hospital Clinic Barcelona, Barcelona/SPAIN, 2Anaesthesiolo-gy, Hospital de Bellvitge, Hosptalet de Llobregat/SPAIN, 3Anesthsiology, Hospital de Sabadell, Sabadell/SPAIN, 4, Servei d‘Emergencies Mediques, Hospitalet de Llobregat/SPAIN, 5Traumcat, Hospital Clinic Barcelona, Barcelona/SPAIN,6Programa De Trauma Pediatrico, Hospital Vall d‘hebrón, Barcelona/SPAIN

P244 UNUSUAL COMPLICATION OF STRYKER TRIGEN S2 INTRAMEDULLARY NAIL FIXATION

S.A. Magaji, I.A. Ali, F.I. Qureshi Orthopaedics, Doncaster & Bassetlaw Hospitals, Nottinghamshire/UNITED KINGDOM

P245 UNUSUAL LATE ONSET OF MASSIVE PULMONARY EMBOLISM AFTER FEMORAL SHAFT FRACTURE- - A CASE REPORT

C.S. Chen1, K. Wu2 1Orthopaedic Surgery, Far eastern momorial hospital, New Taipei city/TAIWAN, 2Ortho-paedics, Institute of Medical Sciences, Tzu Chi University, Hualien/TAIWAN

The Acute Care Surgeon P246 ACUTE ABDOMINAL PAIN: DO WE ALWAYS NEED ABDOMINAL PLAIN X-RAY?

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M. Ceolin1, D. Poretti2, A. Goracci2, S. Mei1, S.P.B. Cioffi1, C. Bertani1, M.C. Tinti1, H. Kurihara1 1Emergency Surgery And Trauma Section General And Digestive Surgery Department, Istituto Clinico Humanitas, Rozzano, Milano/ITALY, 2Radiology Department, Istituto Clinico Humanitas, Rozzano, Milano/ITALY

P247 AN UNSUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF A SEVERE MONOTRAUMA OF A LOWER EXTREMITY

J. Vrbka, M. Sir Traumatology Centre, University Hospital Ostrava, Ostrava/CZECH REPUBLIC

P248 AWFUL ‚PAT PAT‘ INJURIES IN WESTERN BLACK SEAO.G. Karaca1, I. Mavioglu1, M.H. Akbas1, A. Koc1, Z.O. Karaduman2 1Cardiovascular Surgery Department, Medical Faculty of University of Duzce, Duzce/TURKEY, 2Orthopedics And Traumatology Department, Medical Faculty of University of Duzce, Duzce/TURKEY

P249 COMPARISON OF THE CLOSED REDUCTION AND SCREWS FIXATION IN CALCANEAL FRACTURE TREATMENT VERSUS PLATE FIXATION – A 5 YEAR REVIEW

I.M. Abbas, Z. Abujayyab, H. Rahmeh, T. Braunsteiner Orthopedic, Alain Hospital, Alain/UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

P250 COMPARTMENT SYNDROME OF THE FOOT: CURRENT CONCEPTS OF DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT IN RELATION TO A RARE CASE OF ACUTE ONSET.

M. Hoedt1, T.S.C. Jakma2, M. Reitsma2 1Surgery, Albert Schweitzer Hosp[ital, Dordrecht/NETHERLANDS, 2Surgery, Albert Schweitzer Hospital, Dordrecht/NETHERLANDS (nominated for Best Poster Award)

P251 EARLY OR DELAYED CHOLECISTECTOMY IN ACUTE CALCOLOUS CHOLECISTITIS: A FIVE YEAR SINGLE CENTER PRELIMINARY COST ANALYSIS.

E. Poiasina1, M. Ceresoli1, E. Poiasina1, D. Piazzalunga1, F. Coccolini2, M. Lotti2, P. Berto-li2, S. Magnone2, M. Giulii Capponi2, G. Montori2, R. Manfredi2, L. Ansaloni2 1General Surgery, Papa Giovanni XXIII hospital, bergamo/ITALY, 2General Surgery 1, AO Papa Giovanni XXIII, Bergamo/ITALY

P252 EARLY PREDICTION OF MASSIVE TRANSFUSION IN SEVERE TRAUMA PATIENTS WITH INITIAL HYPOTENSION

Y.S. Mun, O.S. Kwon, S.J. Go, Y.H. Sul, J.B. Ye, G.W. Ku, Y. Cha, M.K. Lee Trauma Center, Eulji University Hospital, Daejeon/KOREA (nominated for Best Poster Award)

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P253 EIGHT YEARS EXPERIENCE OF MANAGING GUNSHOT INJURIES IN A NORTHWEST LEVEL ONE TRAUMA CENTRE IN THE UK.

D. Selvan1, D. Mcwhirter2, E. Matovu3, L. Hand1, E. Harrison1, S. Murray3, R. Cooke3, M. Mcnicholas1 1Trauma And Orthopaedics, Aintree University Hospital, Liverpool/UNITED KING-DOM, 2General Surgery, Aintree University Hospital, Liverpool/UNITED KING-DOM, 3Microbiology, Aintree University Hospital, Liverpool/UNITED KINGDOM

P254 EUROPEAN RULES FOR THE DEFINITIVE SURGICAL TRAUMA CARE COURSE?C.A.G.C. Mesquita Grupo De Trabalho Para A Formação Em Cirurgia De Emergência, Ordem dos Médicos, Coimbra/PORTUGAL

P255 FEMORAL VESSELS INJURY: A CLINICAL CASEL. Duarte1, C.J. Rodrigues2, A.S. Simões2 1General Surgery, Centro Hospitalar Tondela Viseu, Viseu/PORTUGAL, 2Vascular Surge-ry, Centro Hospitalar Tondela Viseu, Viseu/PORTUGAL

P256 FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES OF OSTEOSYNTHESIS OF THE PROXIMAL FEMURS. FirsovOrthopaedic, Railways clinical hospital, Yaroslavl/RUSSIAN FEDERATION

P257 HAART TOXICITY MASQUERADING AS A SURGICAL ABDOMENA. Feghali1, Y. Wang2, E. Irizarry2, M. Lueders2 1Surgery, Lincoln Medical Center, Bronx/NY/UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 2Surgery, Lincoln Medical Center, Bronx/UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

P258 INTERNAL CAROTID DISSECTION – A DIAGNOSTIC CHALLENGEM.A. Ferreira1, A. Martins2, M.R. Gonçalves2, B.C. Lima1, J. Ventura2, F. Fazeres2, A. Midões1 1Cirurgia, ULSAM - Hospital Santa Luzia, Viana do Castelo/PORTUGAL, 2Cirurgia Geral, Hospital de Viana do Castelo, Viana do Castelo/PORTUGAL

P259 MANAGEMENT OF POST-OPERATIVE THR AND TKR WOUND OOZEZ. Wani1, M.R. Abdulla2, S. Karanam1, A. Shaikh1, V. V Rajamani1, M. Iqbal1 1Orthopaedics, Walsall manor hospital, Walsall/UNITED KINGDOM, 2Hand Surgery, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham/UNITED KINGDOM

P260 NUTRITION IN THE SICU: TIME TO START AT GOAL RATE?S. Dijkink1, E. Fuentes1, S. Quraishi2, C. Cropano1, H. Kaafarani1, J. Lee1, D.R. King1, P. Fagenholz1, M. De Moya1, K. Butler1, G. Velmahos1, D.D. Yeh1 1Trauma, Emergency Surgery And Surgical Critical Care, Massachusetts General Hos-

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pital, Boston/MA/UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 2, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston/MA/UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

P261 PENETRATING NAIL GUN HEAD INJURY AFTER A SUICIDE ATEMPT: CASE REPORT

J.N. Duarte1, G.G. Costa2, J. Cavaleiro2 1Neurosurgery, Centro Hospitalar e Universitário de Coimbra, Coimbra/PORTUGAL, 2, Centro Hospitalar e Universitário de Coimbra, Coimbra/PORTUGAL

P262 PENETRATING TRAUMA IN INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE VICTIMSE.A.M. Hackenberg1, V. Sallinen2, V. Koljonen3, L. Handolin4 1Department Of Surgery, South Carelian Central Hospital, Lappeenranta/FIN-LAND, 2Department Of Abdominal Surgery, Helsinki University Central Hospital, Helsin-ki/FINLAND, 3Department Of Plastic Surgery, Helsinki University Hospital, Institute of Clinical Medicine Helsinki University, Helsinki/FINLAND, 4Department Of Orthopedics And Traumatology, University of Helsinki, Helsinki/FINLAND

P263 PIT VIPER BITEJ. Constantino, D. Aveiro, J. Almeida, F. Paiva, J. Teixeira, F. Valério, R. Simão, L.F. Pinhei-ro Cirurgia 1, Centro Hospitalar Tondela-Viseu, Viseu/PORTUGAL

P264 RARE CASE OF ISOLATED POPLITEAL VASCULATURE INJURY WITHOUT KNEE DISLOCATION OR FRACTURE AFTER BLUNT TRAUMA

T.W. Ang, S.F. Lim, X. Zheng, C.K. Chong General Surgery, Changi General Hospital, Singapore/SINGAPORE

P265 REFEEDING HYPOPHOSPHATEMIA: COMMON IN THE CRITICALLY ILL BUT UNRELATED TO EARLY ENTERAL NUTRITION

E. Fuentes, D.D. Yeh, S. Quraishi, E. Pelletier, H. Kaafarani, J. Lee, D.R. King, M. De Moya, P. Fagenholz, K. Butler, Y. Chang, G. Velmahos Trauma, Emergency Surgery And Surgical Critical Care, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston/MA/UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

P266 REFRACTORY CHRONIC EXPANDING HEMATOMA OCCURRED AFTER OPEN REDUCTION AND INTERNAL FIXATION OF FOREARM SUCCESSFULLY TREATED BY LIGATION OF ULNAR ARTERY: A CASE REPORT

E. Shirasawa1, H. Minehara2, T. Matsuura2, T. Kawamura2, S. Shoji3, M. Takaso3 1Departmet Of Orthopaedic And Trauma Surgery, Kitasato University School of Me-dicine, Sagamihara/JAPAN, 2Kitasato University School of Medicine, Sagamihara/JA-PAN, 3Orthopaedic Surgery, Kitasato university school of Medicine, Sagamihara/JAPAN

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P267 SELF-TAMPONADING COMPLETE COMMON CAROTID ARTERY TRANSACTION WITH HOME-MADE RIFLE INJURY: A UNIQUE CASE.

I. Blazic, M. Sammut, S. Micallef-Eynaud, N. Petrovic, P. Andrejevic Surgical Department, Mater Dei Hospital, MSD/MALTA

P268 SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND PERIOPERATIVE PAIN MANAGEMENT IN TRAUMA PATIENTS

J.D. Hehr1, R. Markert2, P. Parikh1, J.M. Saxe1 1Surgery, Boonshoft School of Medicine Wright State University, Dayton/OH/UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 2Surgery, Boonshoft School of Medicine Wright State University, Dayton/UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

P269 THE EFFECT OF ALCOHOL ON HEAD INJURY RELATED HOSPITAL ADMISSIONSC.R. Whelton1, W. Evans2, D. Subar2 1General Surgery, East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust, Blackburn/UNITED KING-DOM, 2East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust, Blackburn/UNITED KINGDOM (nominated for Best Poster Award)

P270 THE IMPACT OF INCREASED IMAGING ON OPERATIVE FINDINGS IN PATIENTS OPERATED FOR ACUTE APPENDICITIS

A. Mahamid1, I. Ashkenazi1, A.R. Zeina2, O. Olsha3, A. Khanimov1, M. Shapira-Rotman2, B. Kessel1, R. Alfici1 1Surgery Division, Hillel Yaffe Medical Center, Hadera/ISRAEL, 2Radiology Department, Hillel Yaffe Medical Center, Hadera/ISRAEL, 3Surgery Division, Shaare Zedek Medical Center, Jerusalem/ISRAEL

P271 THE POSTERIOR APPROACH IN TREATMENT OF PROXIMAL TIBIAL FRACTUREST. Kozák, R. Hart Dept. Of Orthopaedics And Traumatology, General Hospital Znojmo, Znojmo/CZECH REPUBLIC

P272 THORACIC DUCT LESION IN THE CERVICAL REGION: CASE REPORTJ.N. Duarte1, R. Velasco2, M.J. Frade2 1Neurosurgery, Centro Hospitalar e Universitário de Coimbra, Coimbra/PORTU-GAL, 2Centro Hospitalar e Universitário de Coimbra, Coimbra/PORTUGAL

P273 TOWARDS BETTER TRAUMA CARE, INTRODUCING AN ACUTE TRAUMA & ORTHOPAEDIC FELLOWSHIP AT KING COLLEGE HOSPITAL, A MAJOR LEVEL I TRAUMA HOSPITAL, LONDON (UK)

A.P.A. Greeven1, A.M. Phillips2, D.P. Bew2, R.P. Bentley3 1Surgery, Haga Hospital, The Hague/NETHERLANDS, 2Orthopaedic Surgery, King‘s Col-lege Hospital, London/UNITED KINGDOM, 3Clinical Director Of King‘s Major Trauma

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Centre, King‘s College Hospital, London/UNITED KINGDOM

P274 TREATMENT OF POST-TRAUMATIC CHRONIC BONE DEFECT OF FEMURS USING NON-VASCULARIZED FIBULAR GRAFTS WITH PRESERVATION OF THE PERIOSTEUM; TWO CASES REPORT

S. Shoji Orthopaedic Surgery, Kitasato university school of medicine, Sagamihara/JAPAN

P275 USE OF SUPERFICIAL FEMORAL VEIN GRAFT FOR RECONSTRUCTION OF FEMORAL ARTERY BY COMBINED VASCULAR INJURY WITH GUNSHOT

M. Cezillo, O.F. Filho, C.V. Suartz, E.I.D.S. Salles, A.C. Marangoni, B.A.S. Oliveira, H.G. Lima General Surgery, Arthur Ribeiro de Saboya General Hospital, São Paulo/BRAZIL

P276 UTILITY OF COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY AS A SURGICAL INDICTION FOR PENETRATING NECK TRAUMA. ASSESSMENT OF 26 CASES OF PENATRATING NECK WOUNDS.

A. Senda1, M. Yagi2, H. Endo1, N. Chihiro1, T. Shoko3 1The Shock Trauma And Emergency Medical Center, Matsudo City Hospital, Chiba/JAPAN, 2Trauma And Acute Critical Care Medical Center, Tokyo Medical and Dental University Hospital of Medicine, Bunkyo-ku/JAPAN, 3, Matsudo City Hospital, Chiba/JAPAN

P277 VASCULAR INJURIES ASSOCIATED WITH TRAUMATIC BONE INJURIES IN A REGIONAL HOSPITAL

A. Abdulkarim1, P. Grace2, T. Burk3 1Trauma And Orthopaedics, Beaumont Hospital, Dublin/IRELAND, 2Vascular Unit, Mid Regional Hospital Limerick, Limerick/IRELAND, 3Trauma And Orthopaedics, Mid Regio-nal Hospital Limerick, Limerick/IRELAND

P278 WHAT ARE THE RISKS OF PARATHYROIDECTOMY? – RETROSPECTIVE STUDY FOR 189 CASES

M. Bratucu1, P.A. Radu1, C. Iorga2, C. Pasnicu1, N.D. Garofil1, S. Ionescu1, V. Grigorean2, F. Popa1, V. Strambu1 1General Surgery, carol davila hospital, bucharest/ROMANIA, 2Surgery, Spitalul Clinic de Nefrologie Dr Carol Davila, Bucharest/ROMANIA

Worst Case Scenario P279 A HIP HEMIARTHROPLASTY GONE SOUR

A. Fischinger, Ž. Žigman, M. Tomazevic, M. Kisilak Department Of Traumatology, University Medical Centre Ljubljana, Ljubljana/SLOVE-NIA

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P280 COMPLETE TRACHEAL RUPTURE ASSOCIATED WITH THORACIC DUCT INJURY AFTER BLUNT THORACIC TRAUMA

D. Roizblatt, M. Plaza De Los Reyes, R. Geni, R. Campos, I. Rojas, P. Evans Surgery, Hospital del Trabajador, Santiago/CHILE

P281 COMPLEX RECTAL AND ANAL CANAL INJURIES SECONDARY TO UNUSUAL BLUNT PERINEAL TRAUMA.

M.D. Daoud, A. Hallal, M. El Lakis, G. Abi Saad Department Of Surgery, American University of Beirut, Beirut/LEBANON (nominated for Best Poster Award)

P282 FATAL OUTCOME OF BLUNT COMMON CAROTID ARTERY INJURY COMPLICATING TRAUMATIC BILATERAL SCAPULAR FRACTURE

T. Salamon1, D. Rothem2 1Vascular Surgery, Ziv Medical Center, Zafed/ISRAEL, 2Orthopedic Surgery, Ziv Medical Center, Zafed/ISRAEL (nominated for Best Poster Award)

P283 GASTRIC OUTLET SYNDROME CAUSED BY GALLSTONE (BOUVERET SYNDROME)

A.F.K. Gok1, M. Ilhan1, C.B. Kulle2, I.F. Azamat2, K. Günay3, R. Güloğlu2, C. Ertekin2 1Genel Surgery, Istanbul University, School of Medicine, Istanbul/TURKEY, 2General Surgery, Istanbul University, School of Medicine, Istanbul/TURKEY, 3General Suregery, Istanbul University, School of Medicine, Istanbul/TURKEY

P284 IN-HOSPITAL CARDIAC ARREST IN TRAUMA PATIENTS [IHCAT]: AN EPIDEMIOLOGIC ANALYSIS FROM A NATIONAL TRAUMA CENTER

R. Consunji1, H. Al-Thani2, H. Abdelrahman2, A. El-Menyar3, Z. Mostafa2, A. Parchani4, A. Zarour2, I. Taha2, A. Elbari2, M. Ellabib2, R. Peralta2 1Hamad Injury Prevention Program, Trauma Surgery Section, Department Of Surgery, Hamad Trauma Center, Hamad Medical Corporation, Doha/QATAR, 2Surgery, Hamad Trauma Center, Hamad Medical Corporation, Doha/QATAR, 3Clinical Research, Trauma Surgery, Hamad General hospital, Doha/QATAR, 4Trauma Surgery, Hamad General hospital, Doha/QATAR

P285 SELF-INFLICTED NECK WOUNDJ. Constantino, C. Afonso, D. Aveiro, J. Pereira, L.F. Pinheiro Cirurgia 1, Centro Hospitalar Tondela-Viseu, Viseu/PORTUGAL

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Abdominal and Visceral Pathology P286 A RARE CAUSE OF DEEP VENOUS THROMBOSIS

J. Constantino1, A. Baptista2, J. Rodrigues2, A. Simões2 1Cirurgia 1, Centro Hospitalar Tondela-Viseu, Viseu/PORTUGAL, 2Cirurgia Vascular, Centro Hospitalar Tondela-Viseu, Viseu/PORTUGAL

P287 A SCORING SYSTEM TO PREDICT THE SEVERITY OF APPENDICITIS IN CHILDREN PREOPERATIVELY

R.R. Gorter1, A.L. Van Den Boom2, H.A. Heij1, C.M.F. Kneepkens3, C.C. Hulsker1, I. Daw-son2, J.H. Van Der Lee4 1Paediatric Surgery, Paediatric Surgical Centre of Amsterdam, Amsterdam/NETHER-LANDS, 2Surgery, IJsselland Hospital, Capelle aan de IJssel/NETHERLANDS, 3De-partment Of Paediatric Gastroenterology, VU University Medical Centre, Amsterdam/NETHERLANDS, 4Division Women And Child, Academic Medical Centre, Amsterdam/NETHERLANDS (nominated for Best Poster Award)

P288 AN EPIGASTRIC HERNIA WITH SURPRISING CONTENTF. Butti, C. Urena, M. Bernasconi, R. Balzarotti, R. Rosso General Surgery, Ospedale Regione di Lugano, Lugano/SWITZERLAND

P289 AN EPIGASTRIC HERNIA WITH SURPRISING CONTENTF. Butti1, C. Urena2, M. Bernasconi2, R. Balzarotti2, R. Rosso1 1General Surgery, Ospedale Regione di Lugano, Lugano/SWITZERLAND, 2General Surgey, Ospedale Regione di Lugano, Lugano/SWITZERLAND

P290 ASPECTS OF MALPRACTICE INVOLVEMENT IN THE PROBLEM OF IATROGENIC BILIARY DUCT LESIONS

C.R. Iorga, V. Strambu, C. Iorga, F. Popa Surgery, Spitalul Clinic de Nefrologie Dr Carol Davila, Bucharest/ROMANIA

P291 BLEEDING PANCREATICO-DUODENAL PSEUDOANEURYSMS, ENDOVASCULAR TREATMENT AND FOLLOW UP IN A HEROIN ABUSER: A CASE REPORT

X. Zheng, T.W. Ang, S.F. Lim General Surgery, Changi General Hospital, Singapore/SINGAPORE

P292 CHANGING TRENDS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF APPENDICITIS – A TEN YEAR STUDY

E.A. Williams1, M. Shinkwin1, A. Griffiths1, T. Visser1, A. Woodward2, A. Rasheed1 1General Surgery, Royal Gwent Hospital, Gwent/UNITED KINGDOM, 2General Surgery, Royal Glamorgan Hospital, Rhondda Cynon Taff/UNITED KINGDOM

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P293 CHOLECYSTECTOMY AFTER EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT ADMISSION: EARLY VERSUS DELAYED APPROACH

M. Ceolin1, S. Mei1, P. Omodei2, E. Carlani2, S.P.B. Cioffi1, C. Bertani1, M.C. Tinti1, H. Kurihara1 1Emergency Surgery And Trauma Section General And Digestive Surgery Department, Istituto Clinico Humanitas, Rozzano, Milano/ITALY, 2Gastroenterology Department, Istituto Clinico Humanitas, Rozzano, Milano/ITALY

P294 CONSERVATIVE MANAGEMENT OF SPLENIC TRAUMA – A SUCCESSFUL CASEA.F. Goulart1, L. Amaral2, R. Quintanilha2, J. Mendes2, A. Melo2 1Cirurgia Geral, Hospital do Divino Espírito Santo de Ponta Delgada, Ponta Delgada/PORTUGAL, 2, Hospital do Divino Espirito Santo de Ponta Delgada, Ponta Delgada/PORTUGAL

P295 EMERGENCY SURGERY OF ENCAPSULATED PERITONEAL SCLEROSISA. Manta1, C. Iorga2, V. Strambu2, F. Popa2 1Surgery, Hospital of Nephrology „Carol Davila“ Bucharest, Romania, Bucharest/ROMA-NIA, 2Surgery, Spitalul Clinic de Nefrologie Dr Carol Davila, Bucharest/ROMANIA

P296 GALLSTONE ILEUSM. Sá1, J. Teixeira2, J. Constantino2, J. Pereira2, R. Simão1, L.F. Pinheiro2 1Cirurgia 1, CHTV, Viseu/PORTUGAL, 2, CHTV, Viseu/PORTUGAL

P297 GALLSTONE ILEUS.C.S. Ribeiro, R. Moreira, J. Esteves, E. Oliveira, F. Ribeiro, D. Machado, M. Serra, R. Lages, T. Santos General Surgery, Centro Hospitalar do Baixo Vouga, Aveiro/PORTUGAL

P298 GASTROINTESTINAL STROMAL TUMORS: A RARE CAUSE OF GASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDING

R. Lages1, M. Serra1, T. Santos1, C.S. Ribeiro1, D. Machado1, J. Esteves1, R. Moreira1, J. Alves2, E. Oliveira1 1Cirurgia Geral, Centro Hospitalar do Baixo Vouga - Aveiro, Aveiro/PORTUGAL, 2Gene-ral Surgery, Centro Hospitalar do Baixo Vouga, Aveiro/PORTUGAL

P299 HEMORAGIC SHOCK LIVER HEMANGIOMA – A CASE REPORTO. Cristiu1, C. Kelly2 1Emergency Medicine, Our Lady Of Lourdes Hospital, Drogheda/IRELAND, 2Emergency Medicine, Our Lady Of Lourdes Hospitalur Lady Of Lourdes Hospital, Drogheda/IRE-LAND

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P300 HOW CAN WE MANAGE TO AVOID IATROGENIC BILIARY DUCT LESIONS?C.R. Iorga, C. Iorga, V. Strambu, F. Popa Surgery, Spitalul Clinic de Nefrologie Dr Carol Davila, Bucharest/ROMANIA

P301 OCCULT BLADDER CANCER IN INCARCERATED INGUINAL HERNIAM.C. Kizilkaya1, A. Kocakusak2, O.A. Savas2, F. Erozgen2, S. Pedük2 1General Surgery, Bulanik Government Hospital, Mus/TURKEY, 2General Surgery, Hase-ki Education and Research State Hospital, Istanbul/TURKEY

P302 OPERATIVE TIMING OF CHOLECYSTECTOMY FOR ACUTE CHOLECYSTITIS: INFLUENCE ON MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY

M. Mogollón González1, C. San Miguel Méndez2, A. Mansilla Rosello3, M. Carrasco Muñoz3, T. Torres Alcalá3, J.A. Ferrón Orihuela3 1General Surgery, HOSPITAL UNIVERSITARIO VIRGEN DE LAS NIEVES, GRANADA/SPAIN, 2General And Digestive Surgery, Hospital Universitario Virgen de las Nieves, Granada, Granada/SPAIN, 3General And Digestive Surgery, HOSPITAL UNIVERSITARIO VIRGEN DE LAS NIEVES, GRANADA/SPAIN

P303 PNEUMPERITONEUM POST ERCP DUE TO A PRE-EXISTING LIVER ABSCESSI. Blazic, E. Ellul, M. Sammut, R. Farrugia, J. Pocock Surgical Department, Mater Dei Hospital, MSD/MALTA

P304 PROGNOSTIC FACTORS IN SURGICAL TREATMENT OF ACUTE CHOLECYSTITISC. San Miguel Méndez1, M. Mogollón González2, A. Mansilla Rosello2, T. Torres Alcalá2, M. Carrasco Muñoz2, J.A. Ferrón Orihuela2 1General And Digestive Surgery, Hospital Universitario Virgen de las Nieves, Granada, Granada/SPAIN, 2General And Digestive Surgery, HOSPITAL UNIVERSITARIO VIRGEN DE LAS NIEVES, GRANADA/SPAIN

P305 RARE COMPLICATION OF MECKEL DIVERTICULUM IN ADULTM. Sá1, S. Catarino2, C. Casimiro2, L.F. Pinheiro2 1Cirurgia1, CHTV, Viseu/PORTUGAL, 2, CHTV, Viseu/PORTUGAL

P306 RECTOSIGMOID PERFORATION IN AN EFFORT TO DEFECATION: DEFINITION, MANAGEMENT AND PROPOSALS FOR THIS NEW PATHOPHYSIOLOGICAL ENTITY

D. Massalou, D. Chetrus-Mariage, P. Regnier, D. Ciampi, P. Baqué Hôpital St Roch - Ucsu Chirurgie, CHU de Nice - Universitary Hospital of Nice, Nice/FRANCE

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P307 SPONTANEOUS DUODENAL HEMATOMA: A RARE CAUSE OF UPPER GI TRACT OBSTRUCTION

M. Sá1, C. Afonso2, J. Constantino2, J. Pereira2, L.F. Pinheiro2 1Cirurgia 1, CHTV, Viseu/PORTUGAL, 2, CHTV, Viseu/PORTUGAL

P308 THE CHOOSE OF TREATMENT FOR ACUTE CALCOLOUS CHOLECYSTITIS: FACTORS INVOLVED

M. Ceresoli1, M. Pisano1, S. Magnone2, F. Coccolini1, M. Lotti1, M. Giulii Capponi1, E. Poletti1, E. Poiasina1, A. Abu Issa1, F. Palamara1, G. Merigo1, A. Allegri1, L. Ansaloni1 1General Surgery, Papa Giovanni XXIII hospital, bergamo/ITALY, 2General Surgery 1, AO Papa Giovanni XXIII, Bergamo/ITALY

P309 VACUUM-ASSISTED CLOSURE AND MESH MEDIATED FASCIAL TRACTION (VAWCM) IN THE MANAGEMENT OF THE OPEN ABDOMEN IN THE TRAUMA PATIENT. A CASE REPORT.

I. Domínguez Sánchez1, L.D. Salvatierra Arrieta2, B. Cristobal Uriol1, M. Quiodettis2 1General Surgery, H.U 12 de Octubre, Madrid/SPAIN, 2Trauma Surgery, H. U. Santo Tomás, Panamá City/PANAMA

Abdominal Emergency P310 A SURGICAL EMERGENCY SERVICE OPTIMISING DIAGNOSTIC PERFORMANCE IN APPENDICITIS.

K.P. Sooknandan1, M. Sugrue1, S. Mcgrane2, G. O‘Dowd3 1Surgery, Letterkenny General Hospital, Letterkenny/IRELAND, 2Radiology, Letterkenny General Hospital, Letterkenny/IRELAND, 3Pathology, Letterkenny General Hospital, Letterkenny/IRELAND

P311 ABDOMINAL AND TOTAL ADIPOSITY INFLUENCES THE MORBIDITY OF ACUTE PANCREATITIS

M. Ilhan, H. Yanar, K. Gök, Z. Özdemir, K. Günay, Z.N. Akyol Department Of Trauma And Emergency,, Istanbul University School of Medicine, İstanbul/TURKEY

P312 ACUTE ABDOMEN AFTER SEXUAL INTERCOURSEA.C. Rodrigues, T. Brito, D. Gomes, L. Pereira, M.A. Ferreira, A. Martins, Á. Gonçalves, M.R. Gonçalves, B.C. Lima, H. Devesa, J. Ventura, S. Ferreira, P. Passos, A. Midões General Surgery, Unidade Local de Saúde do Alto Minho, Viana do Castelo/PORTUGAL (nominated for Best Poster Award)

P313 ACUTE ABDOMINAL PAIN: MIND THE SUPERIOR MESENTERIC ARTERY DISSECTION

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N. De L‘Escalopier1, G. Boddaert1, F. Gonzalez2, E. Hornez2, S. Bonnet2 1Vascular Surgery Department, Percy Military Hospital, Clamart/FRANCE, 2Digestive Surgery Department, Percy Military Hospital, Clamart/FRANCE

P314 ACUTE CHOLECYSTITIS. IMPROVEMENT OF RESULTS AFTER IMPLEMENTATION OF AN EMERGENCY UNIT.

S. Ugarte Sierra1, A. Landaluce Olavarria2, S. Mateo Sainz2, J.M. Esquisabel Martínez2, F.J. Ibáñez Aguirre2 1General Surgery, Galdakao Hospital, Galdakao-Usansolo/SPAIN, 2, Galdakao Hospital, Galdakao-Usansolo/SPAIN

P315 ACUTE MESENTERIC ISCHAEMIA CAUSED BY VENOUS THROMBOSIS IN A PATIENT WITH LEIDEN V FACTOR MUTATION

I. Martínez Casas1, J. Sanchez Corral2, J.D. Alvarado2, J. Camacho Lozano2 1Servicio De Cirugía General, Hospital de Torrevieja, Torrevieja/SPAIN, 2Cirugía General Y Digestiva, Hospital Marina Baixa, La Vila Joiosa/SPAIN

P316 AN UNUSUAL CASE OF VAGINAL DISCHARGEW. English1, W.S. Tan1, N. Atalla2, J.S.A. Green1 1Department Of Urology, Whipps Cross University Hospital, London/UNITED KING-DOM, 2Fertility Unit, Holly House Hospital, London/UNITED KINGDOM (nominated for Best Poster Award)

P317 CLINICAL PRESENTATION IS IN SPITE OF THE INCREASING USE OF CT-SCAN STILL CRUCIAL FOR DECISION-MAKING AND URGENCY FOR SURGICAL INTERVENTION WHEN SMALL-BOWEL STRANGULATION IS SUSPECTED

G. Filipovic1, L. Duncker1, S. Redéen1, R. Sjödahl1, P. Andersson2 1, University Hospital, Linkoping/SWEDEN, 2Surgery, University Hospital, Linkoping/SWEDEN

P318 COULD CHOLECYSTO-DUODENAL FISTULA PRESENTS SIMULTANEOUSLY IN TWO COUNTRIES? BOUVERET’S SYNDROME, THE SURGICAL MANAGEMENT AND REVIEW OF LITERATURE.

P. Andrejevic1, M. Sammut1, I. Blazic2, S. Chawla3, D. Hickmat3, N. Misra3 1Surgical Department, Mater Dei Hospital, MSD/MALTA, 2, Mater Dei Hospital, MSD/MALTA, 3Emergency General Surgery And Trauma Unit,, Aintree University Hospital, AL/UNITED KINGDOM

P319 DAMAGE CONTROL LAPAROTOMY IN MANAGMENT OF NON-TRAUMATIC EMERGENCY IN VISCERAL SURGERY

E. Girard1, J. Abba1, B. Trilling2, P. Bouzat3, C. Mourey4, P.A. Waroquet1, C. Letoublon1, C. Arvieux1

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1Chirurgie Digestive Et De L‘urgence, CHU Grenoble, La Tronche/FRANCE, 2Visceral And Trauma Surgery, CHU Grenoble, La Tronche/FRANCE, 3Réanimation, CHU Grenob-le, La Tronche/FRANCE, 4Reanimation, CHU Grenoble, La tronche/FRANCE

P320 DELAYED SPLENIC RUPTURE WITH MEDIAL FEMORAL NECK FRACTUREM. Leiblein1, D. Ullrich2, M. Lehnert2, N. Habbe3, M. Keese4, I. Marzi2 1Traumatology, Klinikum der Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main, Frankfurt/Main/GERMANY, 2Traumatology, Göthe Universität Frankfurt, Frankfurt/GERMANY, 3Abdo-minal Surgery, Göthe Universität Frankfurt, Frankfurt/GERMANY, 4Vascular Surgery, Goethe Universität Frankfurt, Frankfurt/GERMANY

P321 DIAPHRAGMATIC TRAUMATIC HERNIA – LATE PRESENTATIOND. Machado1, C.S. Ribeiro2, M.L. Serra1, R. Lages1, T. Santos1, R. Moreira1, A. Manso3, C.A.G.C. Mesquita4, J. Esteves1, E. Oliveira1, A. Vázquez5, N. Neves6 1Cirurgia Geral, Centro Hospitalar do Baixo Vouga - Aveiro, Aveiro/PORTUGAL, 2Gene-ral Surgery, Centro Hospitalar do Baixo Vouga, Aveiro/PORTUGAL, 3Cirurgia A, Centro Hospitalar e Universitário de Coimbra, Coimbra/PORTUGAL, 4General & Emergency Surgery, Centro Hospitalar e Universitário de Coimbra, Coimbra/PORTUGAL, 5Aneste-siologia, Centro Hospitalar do Baixo Vouga - Aveiro, Aveiro/PORTUGAL, 6Imagiologia, Centro Hospitalar do Baixo Vouga - Aveiro, Aveiro/PORTUGAL

P322 ENEMA-INDUCED PERFORATION OF THE RECTUMJ.C. Pereira1, T. Santos2, H. Mesquita2, A. Sousa1, A.I. Ferreira1, C. Ribeiro1, A. Mesquita1, P.C. Martins1, M. Oliveira2, A. Santos2, J. Reis2, J. Monteiro2, L. Terroso2, J. Pinto Correia2 1Surgical Oncology, Instituto Português de Oncologia do Porto, Porto/PORTUGAL, 2, Centro Hospitalar do Alto Ave, Guimarães/PORTUGAL

P323 FIRST-TRIMESTER RUPTURED BICORNUATE UTERUS IN A PRIMIGRAVIDA: CASE REPORT

A.F. Hefny1, F. Kunhivalappil2, R. Nambiar3, M.O. Bashir4 1Surgery, Al Rahba Hospital, Abu Dhabi/UNITED ARAB EMIRATES, 2Radiology, Al Rahba Hospital, Abu Dhabi/UNITED ARAB EMIRATES, 3Obstetrics And Gynecology, Al Rahba Hospital, Abu Dhabi/UNITED ARAB EMIRATES, 4Surgery, Al Rahba Hospital, Abu Dhabi/UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

P324 HOW TO MANAGE A COMPLEX ABDOMINAL TRAUMAF.A. Taré, M.B. Mourato, H.C. Capote, M.A. Romero, C.S. Costa Serviço De Cirurgia Geral, Hospital Doutor José Maria Grande, Portalegre/PORTUGAL

P325 IMPROVEMENT OF INTRAABDOMINAL ABSCESS RATE AND RESTAY OF ACUTE APPENDICITIS PERFORMED BY LAPAROSCOPIC APPROACH.

A. Landaluce Olavarria, S. Ugarte Sierra, S. Mateo Sainz, J.M. Esquisabel Martínez, F.J.

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Ibáñez Aguirre General Surgery, GALDAKAO HOSPITAL, GALDAKAO-USANSOLO/SPAIN

P326 INGESTION OF FOREIGN BODIES BY PRISONERS. A COMPLICATED PROBLEM THAT MAY NEED SURGICAL INTERVENTION. PRESENTATION OF INTERESTING CASES .

M. Oikonomou1, C. Iordanou1, A. Pantelis2, A. Stylianaki1, G. Papaioannou2, M. Vidali2, I. Pougouras2, L. Palivos2, A. Pandraklakis1, S. Pierrakakis1 1General Surgery, „Thriasio“ General Hospital of Elefsina, Magoula/GREECE, 2General Surgery, „Thriassio“ General Hospital of Elefsina, Magoula/GREECE (nominated for Best Poster Award)

P327 INTUSSUSEPTION OF SMALL BOWEL PERITONEAL CYST AS A POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATION

M. Gachabayov Department Of Surgery No.1, Vladimir City Hospital of Emergency Medicine, Vladimir/RUSSIAN FEDERATION

P328 IS MISCELLANEOUS, IDIOPATHIC AND SPONTANEOUS FREE PERFORATIONS OF THE SMALL INTESTINE A RISING BEAST ?

A. Kocakusak, M.C. Kizilkaya, F. Erozgen, M. Akinci, R. Kaplan, O.A. Savas General Surgery, Haseki Education and Research State Hospital, Istanbul/TURKEY (nominated for Best Poster Award)

P329 IS OUTPATIENT FOLLOW-UP OF EPIPLOIC APPENDAGITIS WITH ONLY NSAIDS AND NO ANTIBIOTICS POSSIBLE?

M. Ilhan1, E. Sönmez2, K. Gök1, R. Güloğlu2, S. Bademler2, C. Ertekin2, K. Günay2, H. Yanar1 1Department Of Trauma And Emergency,, Istanbul University School of Medicine, İstanbul/TURKEY, 2Department Of Trauma And Emergency, Istanbul University School of Medicine, İstanbul/TURKEY

P330 MESENTERIC LIPOMA: AN UNUSUAL CAUSE OF ACUTE ABDOMEN.I. Lintzeris1, X. Agrogianni2, A. Lintzeri3, E. Pontiki1, A. Varatsos4 1Surgery Department, General Hospital of Tripoli, Tripoli/GREECE, 2, General Hospital of Peiraus, Nikaia-Peiraias/GREECE, 3, General Hospital of Athens, Athens/GREECE, 4Pa-thology Department, General Hospital of Tripoli, Tripoli/GREECE

P331 MONOCYTE COUNTS IN EMERGENCY SURGICAL PATIENTS – ARE THEY WORTH MEASURING?

P. Vulliamy1, P. Erdman1, J. Manson2 1General Surgery, Barts Health, London/UNITED KINGDOM, 2Trauma Clincal And

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Academic Unit, Barts Health, London/UNITED KINGDOM

P332 MOVING TO URGENT DAY-CASE FROM EMERGENCY INPATIENT LAPAROSCOPIC CHOLECYSTECTOMY IS SAFE AND LEADS TO A COST SAVING

L. Evans, A. Fielding, L. Swafe General Surgery, Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital NHS Trust, Norwich/UNITED KINGDOM

P333 NPWT IN TREATMENT OF ABDOMINAL WALL DEFECTS FOLLOWING “DAMAGE CONTROL SUGERY”

J. Konecny, M. Reska, J. Ciernik, J. Zak, L. Veverkova 1st Department Of Surgery, St. Anne‘s University Hospital Brno, Brno/CZECH REPUB-LIC

P334 OPEN ABDOMEN IN NON-TRAUMATIC ABDOMINAL EMERGENCIES: FREQUENCY OF USE, TIME TO CLOSURE AND MORTALITY DURING THE LAST THREE YEARS

M. Cuadrado Ayuso1, L. Zarain Obrador2, R. Franco Herrera2, M. Burneo Esteves2, A. Sanchez Arteaga2, C. Rey Valcárcel3, M. Sanz Sanchez2, F. Turégano Fuentes2 1Cirugia General Ii, Hospital General Universitario Gregorio Marañón, Madrid/SPAIN, 2, Hospital General Universitario Gregorio Marañón, Madrid/SPAIN, 3Cirugía General Ii, Hospital General Universitario Gregorio Marañón, Madrid/SPAIN

P335 OUR STRATEGIES FOR THE REMOVALS OF FOREIGN BODY IN DIGESTIVE TRACT AT THE LOCAL HOSPITAL

M. Kimura1, N. Taura1, H. Ohtani2, A. Nishimura2, T. Nishimura1, Y. Shimokawa1, Y. Ikuta1, K. Kinoshita2, M. Horikawa1, S. Ogawa1, K. Maeda1 1Surgery, Japan Community Healthcare Organization Hitoyoshi Medical Center, Hito-yoshi/JAPAN, 2, Japan Community Healthcare Organization Hitoyoshi Medical Center, Hitoyoshi/JAPAN

P336 PREDICTIVE FACTORS FOR ILEOCECECTOMY OR RIGHT HEMICOLECTOMY IN COMPLICATED APPENDICITIS WITHOUT ABSCESS ON PREOPERATIVE COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY

K.H. Kim Surgery, Inje University haeundae Paik Hospital, Busan/KOREA

P337 PREDICTIVE FACTORS OF MORTALITY IN OCTOGENARIANS UNDERGOING DIGESTIVE SURGERY IN EMERGENCY.

H. Hentati, N. De‘Angelis, M. Costa, J.G. Younes, C. Salloum, P. Compagnon, L. Alexis, F. Brunetti, G. Pascal, D. Azoulay Digestive, Hepato-pancreato-biliary And Liver Transplant Surgery, Henri Mondor Uni-

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versity Hospital, Creteil/FRANCE

P338 PREVENTIVE EMBOLIZATION AFTER ENDOSCOPIC HAEMOSTASIS MAY REDUCE RATE OF REBLEEDING IN HIGH RISK PATIENTS WITH NONVARICEAL UPPER GASTROINTESTINAL HAEMORRHAGE.

A. Kaminskis, M. Mukans, S. Stabina, S. Rudnicka, E. Saukane, A. Tolstova, G. Pupelis, V. Boka General And Emergency Surgery, Riga East clinical university hospital Gailezers, Riga/LATVIA

P339 QUALITY IMPROVEMENT: TRAIN OF PEER TUTORS IN SURGERYJ. Sterz1, S. Höfer2, R. Weber3, I. Marzi4, M. Ruesseler1 1Department Of Trauma, Hand And Reconstructive Surgery, Goethe University Hospital Frankfurt, Frankfurt/GERMANY, 2Department Of Surgery, Universitätsklinikum Frank-furt, Frankfurt/GERMANY, 3Trauma-, Hand- And Reconstruktive Surgery, University Hospital Frankfurt a.M., Frankfurt/GERMANY, 4, University Hospital Frankfurt a.M., Frankfurt/GERMANY

P340 REDUCTION OF SONOGRAPHIC IVC DIAMETER IN ABDOMINAL COMPARTMENT SYNDROME

F.M. Abu-Zidan Surgery, College of Medicine, UAE University, Al Ain/UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

P341 SELECTIVE NON-OPERATIVE MANAGEMENT IN PENETRATING ABDOMINAL STAB INJURIES

E.H. Nassar1, T.A. Ismail2, A.E.N. Darwish3, S.M. Soliman2 1Emergency Medicine And Traumatology, Faculty of Medicine, Tanta University, Tanta/EGYPT, 2General Surgert, Faculty of Medicine, Tanta University, Tanta/EGYPT, 3Diag-nostic Radiology, Faculty of Medicine, Tanta University, Tanta/EGYPT

P342 SINISTER IN DISGUISE – A VIRTUALLY APPARENT DIAGNOSIS OF ACUTE PERFORATED PEPTIC ULCER THAT RESULTED IN SALVAGE IVOR-LEWIS ESOPHAGOGASTRECTOMY.

A. Pantelis1, C. Iordanou1, A. Stylianaki2, M. Oikonomou1, A. Michopoulou1, G. Douri-das1, A. Ninos1, C. Farazi-Chongouki1, L. Palivos1, S. Pierrakakis1 1General Surgery, „Thriassio“ General Hospital of Elefsina, Magoula/GREECE, 2General Surgery, „Thriasio“ General Hospital of Elefsina, Magoula/GREECE

P343 STAB INJURY AND PSEUDOANEURYSM OF THE SUPERIOR MESENTERIC ARTERY: SURGICAL AND ENDOVASCULAR TREATMENT

D.H. Kim1, K.B. Park2, Y. Kim2 1Trauma Center, Department Of Surgery, Dankook University Hospital, Cheonan/KO-

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REA, 2Division Of Vascular Surgery, Department Of Surgery, Samsung Medical Center, Sungkyunkwan University School of Medicine, Seoul/KOREA

P344 TEMPORARY ABDOMINAL CLOSURE WITH VACUUM-ASSISTED THERAPY: OUR EXPERIENCE OVER 6 YEARS (2008-2013)

L. Martí Gelonch, I. Goena Iglesias, A. Lizarazu Perez, A. Rodríguez Gonzalez, G. Elorza Echaniz Surgery, Hospital Universitario Donostia, San Sebastián/SPAIN

P345 THE ROLE OF HYPERBILIRUBINAEMIA AS A DIAGNOSTIC AND PREDICTIVE FACTOR IN ACUTE APPENDICITIS.

T. Eren1, E. Tombalak1, I.A. Ozemir1, M. Leblebici1, S. Ziyade2, O. Ekinci1, O. Alimoglu1 1General Surgery, Istanbul Medeniyet University Goztepe Training & Research Hospital, Istanbul/TURKEY, 2Thoracic Surgery, Bezmialem Vakif University, Istanbul/TURKEY

Visceral Trauma and Disease P346 A COMPLEX PENETRATING TRAUMA OF THE DUODENUM DURING AFGHAN WAR. WAS THE DUODENAL EXCLUSION JUSTIFIED?

G. Giral1, E. Hornez1, G. Boddaert2, J.L. Daban3, S. Bonnet1, F. Pons4 1Digestive Surgery, PERCY Military Hospital, CLAMART/FRANCE, 2Service De Chirurgie Thoracique Et Générale, HIA Percy, Clamart/FRANCE, 3Intensive Care, PERCY Military Hospital, CLAMART/FRANCE, 4, Ecole du Val de Grace, Paris/FRANCE

P347 CONSERVATIVE TREATMENT OF BLADDER RUPTUREM. Torba1, A. Gjata2, S. Buci3, G. Bushi3, A. Zenelaj3, K. Subashi3 1General Surgery Service, Trauma University Hospital, Tirana/ALBANIA, 2Department Of Surgery, UHC “MOTHER TERESA”, Tirana/ALBANIA, 3, Trauma University Hospital,, Tirana/ALBANIA

P348 DAMAGE CONTROL SURGERY IN COMPLEX PANCREATIC AND VASCULAR GUNSHOT INJURIES

M. Torba1, A. Gjata2, S. Buci3, G. Bushi3, A. Zenelaj3, E. Faber3, K. Subashi3 1General Surgery Service, Trauma University Hospital, Tirana/ALBANIA, 2Department Of Surgery, UHC “MOTHER TERESA”, Tirana/ALBANIA, 3, Trauma University Hospital,, Tirana/ALBANIA

P349 DAMAGE CONTROL SURGERY: HOW FAMILIAR ARE WE WITH THIS PHILOSOPHY? A NATIONAL SURVEY

G. Bushi1, M. Torba2, S. Buci2, A. Zenelaj2 1General Surgery Service, Trauma University Hospital,, Tirana/ALBANIA, 2General Sur-gery Service, Trauma University Hospital, Tirana/ALBANIA

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P350 DIAGNOSTIC LAPAROSCOPY AND LAPAROSCOPIC ASSISTED DIVERTING LOOP SIGMOID COLOSTOMY IN PATIENT WITH RECTAL INJURY

J. Kim, W. Kang Trauma Surgery, Chonnam National University Hospital, Gwangju/KOREA

P351 DIFFERENTIATED APPROACH IN PENETRATING ABDOMINAL TRAUMA: OUR CENTRE EXPERIENCE

G. Rojnoveanu, G. Ghidirim, S. Tintari, I. Gagauz, R. Gurghis Surgery No.1, State University of Medicine and Pharmacy “Nicolae Testemitanu”, Chisi-nau/MOLDOVA

P352 DUODENAL INJURIES: A SURGICAL CHALLENGES.K. Natarajan1, D. P2 1Department Of Surgery, Stanley Medical College, Chennai/INDIA, 2, Stanley Medical College, Chennai/INDIA

P353 EVALUATION OF PREHOSPITAL RESUSCITATIVE THORACOTOMY IN JAPANESE DOCTOR DELIVERY SYSTEM

K. Mashiko, A. Hirabayashi, H. Yasumatsu, T. Motomura, H. Iida, K. Hayashida, N. Saito, T. Yagi, Y. Hara, H. Matsumoto Shock And Trauma Center, Nippon Medical School Chiba Hokusoh Hospital, Inzai/JA-PAN

P354 HIGH ISS SCORE, HIGH GRADE SPLEEN INJURY AND ASSOCIATED LIVER, LONG BONE AND PELVIC TRAUMA ARE THE MAIN RISK FACTORS INDICATIVE FOR OPERATIVE MANAGEMENT.

S. Stabina, A. Kaminskis, G. Pupelis, V. Novikovs General And Emergency Surgery, Riga East Clinical University Hospital Gailezers, Riga/LATVIA

P355 IS IMMUNOPROPHYLAXIS NECESSARY? SPLENIC FUNCTION AFTER ANGIOEMBOLIZATION FOR SPLENIC TRAUMA IN CHILDREN AND ADULTS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW.

J. Schimmer1, A.F.W. Van Der Steeg2, W.P. Zuidema1 1Traumasurgery, VUmc, Amsterdam/NETHERLANDS, 2, VUmc, Amsterdam/NETHER-LANDS

P356 LAPAROSCOPIC APPROACH IN ABDOMINAL TRAUMA: REVIEW OF 16 CASESJ.S. Yun General Surgery, Dankook university hospital, Cheonan-si, Chngnam/KOREA

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P357 LAPAROSCOPIC SPLENORRAPHY INCREASES SPLENIC SALVAGE FOR HIGH GRADE SPLENIC INJURIES

H.F. Lin1, K.L. Lin2, Y.D. Chen2 1Surgery, Far Eastern Memorial Hospital, Banqiao District, New Taipei/TAIWAN, 2, Far Eastern Memorial Hospital, Banqiao District, New Taipei/TAIWAN

P358 LAPAROSCOPY AND NONOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT OF BLUNT SPLENIC INJURIES IN POLYTRAUMA PATIENTS

G. Rojnoveanu1, G. Ghidirim1, R. Gurghis1, I. Gagauz1, A. Dolghii2, S. Tintari1, E. Aneste1 1Surgery No.1, State University of Medicine and Pharmacy “Nicolae Testemitanu”, Chisi-nau/MOLDOVA, 2Endoscopy, Institute of Emergency Medicine, Chisinau/MOLDOVA

P359 LIVER ABSCESS CAUSED BY KLEBSIELLAS. Buci1, M. Torba2, A. Gjata3, G. Bushi1, A. Zenelaj2, R. Madani2, K. Kagjini2 1General Surgery Service, Trauma University Hospital,, Tirana/ALBANIA, 2General Surgery Service, Trauma University Hospital, Tirana/ALBANIA, 3Department Of Surgery, UHC “MOTHER TERESA”, Tirana/ALBANIA

P360 MANAGMENT OF SPLENIC TRAUMA FOLLOWING BLUNT ABDOMINAL INJURIES

M. Ali General Surgery, Aga Khan University Hospital, Karachi/PAKISTAN

P361 MESH REPAIR AFTER TRAUMATIC ABDOMINALL WALL HERNIA – SERIES OF CASES

P.A. Radu1, M. Bratucu1, C. Iorga2, N.D. Garofil3, V. Grigorean2, S. Ionescu2, F. Popa2, V. Strambu2 1General Surgery, Carol Davila Hospital, Bucharest/ROMANIA, 2Surgery, Spitalul Clinic de Nefrologie Dr Carol Davila, Bucharest/ROMANIA, 3Surgery, Dr Carol Davila Clinical Nephrology Hospital, Bucharest/ROMANIA

P362 NON-OPERATIVE MANAGEMENT IN BLUNT HEPATIC TRAUMA IN PATIENTS WITH HIGH RISK FOR FAILURE

R. Anghel1, R. Mehic2, S. Paun2, I. Negoi2, S. Andrei2, B. Stoica3, I. Tanase2, I. Lica2, M. Beuran2 1Surgery, CLINIC EMERGENCY HOSPITAL OF BUCHAREST, BUCHAREST/ROMA-NIA, 2, Bucharest Emergency Hospital, Bucharest/ROMANIA, 3General Surgery, Emer-gency Hospital of Bucharest, Bucharest/ROMANIA

P363 PENETRATING ABDOMINAL TRAUMA: CASE REPORTS ON THE ROLE OF LAPAROSCOPY

R. Rainho, V. Bettencourt, P. Silva Vaz, M. Mega, A. Gouveia

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Cirurgia Geral, Unidade Local de Saúde de Castelo Branco, Castelo Branco/PORTUGAL

P364 PERITONEAL LAVAGE FOR BLUNT HEPATIC TRAUMA : TOWARDS A SYSTEMATIC LAPAROSCOPIC APPROACH ?

D. Massalou, D. Chetrus-Mariage, P. Regnier, A. Tran, P. Baqué Ucsu Chirurgie, CHU de Nice, Nice/FRANCE

P365 RELIABILITY OF NON OPERATIVE MANAGEMENT IN RENAL TRAUMA: A METANALYSIS

A. Mingoli, E. Migliori, V. Mogini, A. Saracino, C. Marzano, C. Panzano, V. Silvestri, F. Carnevale Emergency Dept., Sapienza University - Policlinico Umberto I, Rome/ITALY

P366 SIGMOID SINUS VENOUS THROMBOSIS AFTER A MINOR HEAD INJURYO. Cristiu, C. Kelly Emergency Medicine, Our Lady Of Lourdes Hospitalur Lady Of Lourdes Hospital, Drog-heda/IRELAND

P367 SMALL BOWEL AND COLONIC INJURIES: A SINGLE CENTER EXPERIENCEA. Mingoli1, V. Mogini1, E. Migliori1, G. Sgarzini2, E. Papale1, V. Silvestri1, B. Cirillo1, C. Modini1 1Emergency Dept., Sapienza University - Policlinico Umberto I, Rome/ITALY, 2Dept. Of Surgery, S. Giovanni Hospital, Rome/ITALY

P368 SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF COMPLEX LIVER TRAUMA – OUR EXPERIENCEK. Doklestić1, Z. Lončar2, D. Jovanović3, B. Oluić3, A. Karamarković4 1Emergency Surgery, Clinic for Emergency Surgery, Clinical Center of Serbia, Belgrade, Serbia; Faculty of Medicine, University of Belgrade, Serbia, Belgrade/SERBIA, 2Clinic For Emergency Surgery, Clinical Center of Serbia, Belgrade, Serbia; Faculty of Medicine, University of Belgrade, Serbia, Belgrade/SERBIA, 3Clinic For Emergency Surgery, Emer-gency Center, Clinical Center of Serbia, Belgrade, Serbia, Belgrade/SERBIA, 4, Clinic for Emergency Surgery, Clinical Center of Serbia, Belgrade, Serbia; Faculty of Medicine, University of Belgrade, Serbia, Belgrade/SERBIA

P369 TEN YEARS‘ EXPERIENCE OF BLUNT SPLENIC INJURY AND FACTORS FOR TREATMENT PREDICTION

G.J. Lee, B.C. Yu, M.A. Lee, M. Chung, J.N. Lee Trauma, Gachon University Gil Medical Center, Incheon/KOREA

P370 THE INCIDENCE OF INTRAABDOMINAL INJURIES IN CLOSED ABDOMINAL TRAUMA. A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY.

A.S. Dogjani, B.E. Hasanaj

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General Surgery, University Hospital of Trauma, Tirana/ALBANIA

P371 TRAUMA IN THE YEMEN: AN ELECTIVE EXPERIENCE.M.R. Abdulla1, Z. Wani2, F. Al-Kabban1, B. Al-Toharw1, F. Darahish1 1General Surgery, Al Thawra Modern General Hospital, sana‘a/YEMEN, 2Head And Neck Surgery, Singleton Hospital,, Swansea/UNITED KINGDOM

P372 TRAUMATIC DIAPHRAGMATIC RUPTURES: ONE CENTER EXPERIENCEG. Rojnoveanu, G. Ghidirim, I. Mishin, G. Zastavnitsky, M. Vozian, R. Gurghis Surgery No.1, State University of Medicine and Pharmacy “Nicolae Testemitanu”, Chisi-nau/MOLDOVA

P373 TRAUMATIC RUPTURED SOLITARY SPLENIC HYDATID CYST. A CASE REPORT.M.D. Daoud1, A. Hallal2, M. El Lakis1 1Department Of Surgery, American University of Beirut, Beirut/LEBANON, 2Depart-ment Of Surgery, American University of Beirut Medical Center, Beirut/LEBANON

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Important Addresses

IMPORTANT ADDRESSESPROFESSIONAL CONGRESS ORGANISER & SCIENTIFIC SECRETARIAT

Mondial Congress & EventsOperngasse 20b, 1040 Vienna, AustriaTel.: +43 1 58804 0, Fax: + 43 1 58804 185e-mail: [email protected]

SPONSORSHIP & EXHIBITION

Dutch Trauma FoundationLomerlaan 93956 BC Leersum, NLTel.: +31 205 89 32 32e-mail: [email protected]

HOUSINGRAI Hotel & Travel ServiceMs. Susan BoogertTel.: +31 20 549 1764e-mail: [email protected]

HOW TO REACH THE VENUE

By TrainThe RAI has its own station, Amsterdam RAI which is located directly at the RAI complex and is easy to reach from anywhere in the Netherlands. When you leave the station follow the signs for Amsterdam RAI.

By Tram, Metro or BusTram 4 runs between the RAI (Europaplein stop), Amsterdam’s city center and Amsterdam Cen-tral Station. You can reach the RAI from the Amstel railway station by taking Metro 51 and Bus 65. Metro 51 also runs to Amsterdam Central Station. The Metro 50 runs regularly between the Amsterdam Sloterdijk and Gein stations and has a stop at the Amsterdam RAI station.

By CarThe RAI is immediately signposted on road signs on the ring road drivers reach after approaching Amsterdam from the A1 motorway (Amersfoot/Amsterdam), the A2 (Utrecht/Amsterdam) or the A4 (Den Haag/Amsterdam). Amsterdam RAI is situated right next to the ring road (Exit 9). The RAI’s car parks are signposted immediately after leaving the ring road.

CONGRESS VENUEAmsterdam RAIEuropapleinNL 1078 GZAmsterdam, The Netherlandse-mail: [email protected]

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Registration

REGISTRATIONThe Registration Area is located in the Forum Lounge on Level 0. The Mondial Congress & Events team as well as congress hostesses will be pleased to help you with all inquiries regarding regis-tration, congress materials and networking programme. Please do not hesitate to approach the team members if there is anything they can do to make your stay more enjoyable.

OPENING HOURS — Saturday, May 9, 2015 16:00 – 19:00 — Sunday, May 10, 2015 07:00 – 19:00 — Monday, May 11, 2015 07:30 – 18:00 — Tuesday, May 12, 2015 07:30 – 17:30

REGISTRATION COUNTERThe registration counter can be reached onsite through the following telephone number: +43 676 845 880 702

PRE-REGISTRATION COUNTERFor participants who are already registered. Please have the confirmation letters sent by Mondial Congress & Events close at hand. If you still have an outstanding payment you may settle your account in cash or by credit card (Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Diners Club will be accepted). EURO (€) only.

ON-SITE REGISTRATION COUNTERFor participants registering and paying their registration fees onsite: You will need to fill in an onsite registration form. Payments will be accepted in cash or by credit card (Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Diners Club will be accepted). EURO (€) only.

ON-SITE REGISTRATION FEESIndividual Member ESTES / Congress-supporting Societies ......... € 535 Institutional Member ESTES ................................................................ € 535 Member ESTES Resident ...................................................................... € 235 Non-Member ........................................................................................... € 600 Non-Member Resident .......................................................................... € 320 Nursing Staff ............................................................................................ € 235 Student ..................................................................................................... € 120 Day Ticket May 10, 2015 ..................................................................... € 270 Day Ticket May 11, 2015 ..................................................................... € 270 Day Ticket May 12, 2015 ..................................................................... € 270

Please note: Members, congress-supporting society members, residents, nursing staff and stu-dents need to provide written proof of their membership/residency/nurse status/student sta-tus when registering; otherwise non-member/normal delegate fees will apply.

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Registration

THE PARTICIPANTS‘ REGISTRATION FEE INCLUDES(Members, Non-Members, Residents, Nursing Staff and Students)

— Access to all scientific sessions — Admission to scientific poster area and the commercial exhibition — Congress material (congress bag, final programme, badge) — Certificate of Attendance — Coffee breaks — Simple lunch — Opening Ceremony & Welcome Reception — Closing Ceremony

DAY TICKET REGISTRATION FEE INCLUDES — Admission to all scientific sessions — Admission to scientific poster area and the commercial exhibition — Congress material (congress bag, final programme, badge) — Certificate of Attendance — Coffee breaks on specific day only — Simple lunch on specific day only — Opening Ceremony & Welcome Reception or Closing Ceremony (only applicable for day

tickets valid on day of ceremony)

CONGRESS MATERIALUpon registration, you will receive your registration documents and your congress bag.

NAME BADGESParticipants will receive their name badges when collecting their congress material. You are kindly requested to wear your name badge during all congress events, including Opening Ceremony, the Welcome Reception and Closing Ceremony. Please note that admission to scientific sessions is strictly restricted to participants wearing their badges.

The following badge colors are used at the Congress:

— Organising Committee — Invited Faculty — Honorary Member — Congress Delegate — Day Ticket — Staff

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Official Networking Programme

PAYMENTPlease note that all onsite payments should be made in cash or by credit card (Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Diners Club will be accepted). EURO (€) only.

Unfortunately, we cannot accept traveller’s cheques, other credit cards, Euro cheques or other currencies.

OFFICIAL NETWORKING PROGRAMMEOPENING CEREMONY Sunday, May 10, 2015, 17:30 – 18:30 Location: Forum Lounge on Level 0Moderator: Roelf Breederveld – Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Opening Ceremony Agenda — Congress President’s Address, Roelf Breederveld — Welcome Adress, Frank de Grave, President of the national federation of

medical specialists — ESTES President’s Address, Ari Leppäniemi — Congress Grants Awards by ESTES President — Proclamation of new ESTES Honorary Members by ESTES President

Juan A. Asensio – Omaha, USA — Closing Remarks by Congress President Roelf Breederveld — Opening lecture by Frank Ypma: The anatomy lessons of the Amsterdam

Guild of Surgeons

WELCOME RECEPTION Sunday, May 10, 2015, 18:30 – 20:00 Location: Exhibition Area – Hall 10Toast to the success of the Congress during the Welcome Reception in the Exhibition Area, where drinks and snacks will be offered. Our advice: enjoy the remaining evening in the beautiful city of Amsterdam.

CHEESE & WINE SESSIONSunday, May 10, 2015, 18:40 – 19:10Monday, May 11, 2015, 17:30 – 18:00Location: Poster Area – Hall 10Selected poster presenters will give a 5-minute “quick-shot” presentation. These sessions will be accompanied by good wine and original Dutch cheese.

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OFFICIAL NETWORKING EVENT – CONGRESS EVENINGMonday, May 11, 2015Location: RAI / Steiger Strand Zuid, Europaplein 22, 1078 GZ, Amsterdam

Official Congress Evening – Dinner CruiseLuxurious dining at a high culinary level while cruising through the canals and docks of Amster-dam. A two-hour cruise, which will take you to the most atmospheric and enchantingly illumina-ted places in Amsterdam. During this 2-hour cruise, along the most beautiful places in Amster-dam, you will be served an exclusive 4-course dinner.

Contribution per Person: — ESTES Members Pre-Congress Sale ............€ 80 — Non-Members, Onsite Sale ...........................€ 95

Tickets: Limited number of tickets still available – please ask at the registration counter.

How to get there: — short walk

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AWARDS & CLOSING CEREMONYTuesday, May 12, 2015, 15:30 – 16:30Location: Forum on Level 0Moderators: Roelf Breederveld – Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Congress President; Ari Leppäniemi – Helsinki, Finland, ESTES President

Awards & Closing Ceremony Agenda — Awards — Best Posters — Best Orals — Closing Remarks of the ESTES President Ari Leppäniemi — Handover of Society baton to Hans-Christoph Pape,

Incoming ESTES President of 2015-2016 — Closing Remarks of the Congress President Roelf Breederveld — Handover of Congress medal to Richard Kdolsky, ESTES Congress President 2016 — Invitation to Vienna 2016 by Richard Kdolsky, ESTES Congress President 2016

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General Information Congress

GENERAL INFORMATION CONGRESSCONGRESS LANGUAGEThe official language of the Congress is English. No simultaneous interpretation will be provided.

CONGRESS STAFFThe Mondial Congress & Events team members are present at the registration counter and con-gress hostesses are present in all lecture rooms as well as at the preview center and as badge monitors. Do not hesitate to approach them with queries – they will gladly assist you.

ESTES BOOTHFor matters regarding ESTES membership and other ESTES activities, participants are cordially invited to visit the ESTES booth at the Ruby Lounge on the 1st floor.

CAR PARKIt is highly recommended to use public transportation. In case you want to travel by car, there will be public parking spaces available in the RAI car parks which are signposted immediately after leaving the ring road.

CLOAKROOMA cloakroom and luggage storage facilities are available opposite the Registration Counter on the ground floor.

COFFEE BREAKS Coffee during the indicated coffee breaks is included in the registration fee and will be served in the Exhibition Area on the first floor.

FIRST AIDIn case of need, please contact the staff at the registration desk.

LUNCHSimple lunch is included in the registration fee and will be served in the Exhibition Area on the first floor.

SMOKINGThank you for not smoking inside the congress venue. Smoking areas are available outside the main entrance.

WIFIWIFI will be available in particular areas of the RAI Amsterdam.

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General Information Amsterdam

GENERAL INFORMATION AMSTERDAMAmsterdam is a treasure to the eye, featuring everything from charming gabled houses to innova-tive contemporary architecture. The heart of the city known as the Grachtengordel (Canal Ring), constructed during the Dutch Golden Age, remains beautifully intact and is a vibrant part of the city. The area’s lively and friendly energy is generated by locals and visitors alike. Amsterdam’s Canal Ring was recently included in UNESCO’s World Heritage List. One of the many must-do’s in this beautiful city is taking a (guided) boat ride through the canals of Amsterdam.

On the cultural front, Amsterdam’s famed museums include the Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Muse-um, Hermitage Amsterdam, National Maritime Museum and Stedelijk Museum of Modern Art. Amsterdam is also home to the globally acclaimed Concertgebouw Orchestra, Dutch National Ballet, Dutch Dance Theatre and Dutch Opera.

With a strong tradition in international affairs, The Netherlands has one of the most open eco-nomies in Europe and is heavily dependent on foreign trade. As one of the founding members of the European Union and one of the first to introduce the Euro, the Netherlands is one of the leading European nations attracting foreign investment. Understanding Dutch liberal values and the emphasis placed on efficiency and directness is critical to effectively doing business with the Dutch. The Netherlands has the reputation of being a very tolerant country but the Dutch do like to follow rules and procedure. They appreciate correct behaviour both in their private lives and in business. As a former seafaring nation and colonial power, the Dutch are known for their worldliness and language skills.

The Dutch are very upfront and known for their straightforward and direct communication style. They may openly disagree with you and expect you to tell them if you disagree with them. ‘Yes’ to a Dutch person means ‘yes’. They’re not familiar with the idea of saying ‘yes’ out of politeness and may get upset if you seem to change your mind later. The Dutch find consensus very important. In business this leads to rather slow decision-making and lengthy negotiations since input from everyone must be considered. The Dutch place great importance on the efficient use of time and punctuality. Last minute changes are usually not appreciated. The Dutch will not spend a lot of time socialising at meetings or during other business discussions. They tend to get straight to the point.

CITY TOURS & TOURIST INFORMATION

Visitor Information Center Central StationStationsplein 101012 AB AmsterdamTel.: +31 20 702 6000Website: iamsterdam.com

Opening Hours — Monday – Saturday: 09:00–17:00 — Sunday: 09:00–16:00

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Available Services: — Ticket Shop — General city maps plus walking, biking and driving tours — Public transport cards — I amsterdam City Card

WEATHER CONDITIONS IN AMSTERDAMAmsterdam has an oceanic climate (Köppen climate classification Cfb), strongly influenced by its proximity to the North Sea to the west, with prevailing westerly winds. Both winters and summers are considered mild, although occasionally quite cool. The average temperature in May is between 10 °C – 18 °C. For a detailed weatherforecast please visit www.weather.com and search for “Amsterdam”.

ELECTRICITYThe main voltage in the Netherlands is 220V. Foreign voltage may require an adapter, which can usually be borrowed at the reception of your hotel.

TIMEThe time is Central European Time (CET) = Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) +2 in summer.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONThe GVB day or multiple day ticket provides you with unlimited GVB travel throughout Ams-terdam – day and night – on bus, tram, and metro, for the number of hours that best suits your plans. For example, the day ticket is valid for 24 hours starting at first check in.

— 1 Day – 24 hours ................€ 7,50 — 2 Days – 48 hours ............ € 12,00 — 3 Days – 72 hours ............ € 16,50 — 4 Days – 96 hours ............ € 21,00 — 5 Days – 120 hours ......... € 26,00

For detailed information about the GVB please visit http://en.gvb.nl/.

SHOPPINGAmsterdam is an excellent place to spend hours shopping. In the city center, you’ll find a variety of shops open in the evenings, Sundays and even on holidays.

Regular opening hours: — Monday .............................................................................. 13:00–18:00 — Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday .................... 09:00–18:00 — Thursday ............................................................................ 09:00–21:00 — Sunday (not all shops are opened on Sundays) ......... 12:00–17:00

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TIPPINGService and VAT are included in the menu price. A rule of thumb is to add 5-10%, generally en-ding with a full Euro amount.

BANKS & LOCAL CURRENCYThe currency in The Netherlands is the EURO (€). Banks are usually open Monday to Friday 09:00–17:30.

Banks are the best place to change money, as they charge only a small commission on cash or traveler‘s cheques.

INSURANCE AND LIABILITYThe organisers cannot be held responsible for any personal injury, loss, damage or accident to private property, or for additional expenses incurred as a result of delays or changes in air, rail, road or other services, strikes, sickness, weather and other causes. All participants are encoura-ged to make their own arrangements for health and travel insurance.

USEFUL PHONE NUMBERSEmergency Police, fire brigade, ambulance: 112Emergency doctor’s office: 088 003 0600Police information (non-emergency): 0900 8844Anonymous tip-line (to report a crime): 0800 7000Taxi: 020 777 7777

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12:45 – 13:45 E 102Industry-Supported Session Stryker Lunch Symposium

PELVIC PRO: MEET THE EXPERTSChair: J. Keenan

1. Treatment of Pelvic Fractures with Stoppa Approach & PRO QLS Plates T. Chesser, Bristol/UK

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12:30 – 13:30 E 103Industry-Supported Session DePuy Synthes Lunch Symposium

OSTEOSYNTHESIS OF RIB FRACTURES – INDICATIONS, BENEFITS, PITFALLSChair: Marcus Raum, Siegburg/DE; Mike Bemelman, Tilburg/NL

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SPONSOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSGOLD SPONSOR

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CONTRIBUTORSAO Foundation – AO Trauma EuropeCity of AmsterdamDePuy Synthes GmbHOrthofix

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Exhibition

EXHIBITIONESTES wishes to express its gratitude to all exhibitors for participating in the 16th European Con-gress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery.

Participants are invited to visit the Commercial Exhibition in the Exhibition Area of the congress venue in Hall 10.

EXHIBITION OPENING HOURS — Sunday, May 10, 2015 08:00 – 20:00 — Monday, May 11, 2015 08:00 – 18:00 — Tuesday, May 12, 2015 08:00 – 17:00

LIST OF EXHIBITORS (AS PER PRINTING DATE)

Company Name Booth No

ALSG ................................................................. 7American College of Surgeons ...................34AO Foundation – AO Trauma Europe ......... 2 Arthrex GmbH ...............................................20Baxter Healthcare SA ...................................36B. Braun Aesculap.........................................41Bislife ............................................................... 19Biomet .............................................................25Calamiteiten Hospitaal Utrecht .................30ComfortMedical AB ......................................42Coreleader Biotech ......................................... 6Cyberdyne Care Robotics ...........................23DePuy Synthes GmbH .................................29ESTES .............................................................. 43FH Orthopedics SAS ....................................40Gannet bv .......................................................26iiN Medical ....................................................... 1IlluminOss Medical .......................................40KCI Acelity ......................................................27 Medartis AG ...................................................40MediWound ...................................................24

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MedXpert GmbH ..........................................10Onbone Oy ....................................................33OPED GmbH .................................................40Ossatec Benelux bv ......................................22Pro Motion Group ........................................40Skills Meducation bv ....................................21Stryker NL ......................................................28 Tecres SPA ....................................................... 8Teleflex Medical ............................................32TEM International GmbH.............................. 5Wisepress Ltd ................................................17

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Exhibition Floor Plan

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Invited Faculty Index

INVITED FACULTY INDEXAUTHOR ............................................................PAGE NO.

Achatz Gerhard, Koblenz/DE ........................................52

Allema Jan Hein, The Haque/NL .......................40,41,57

Alta Tjarko, Delft/NL ........................................................36

Arora Rohit, Innsbruck/AT .........................................16,45

Babst Reto, Berne/CH .....................................................43

Bakota Bore, Karlovac/HR ..............................................42

Balsari Satchit, New York/US .........................................31

Bartl Christoph, Ulm/DE ..........................................16, 27

Bemelman Mike, Tilburg/NL ...................... 18,21,43,134

Berger Steffen, Berne/CH.........................................40,57

Beuran Mircea, Bucharest/RO .23,24,47,60,78,98,117

Bingener-Casey Juliane, Minnesota/US .......................52

Bloemers Frank W., Amsterdam/NL ...........20,44,66,98

Blokhuis Taco, Utrecht/NL .... 19,20,22,23,32,46,50,70

Bonnaire Felix, Dresden/DE ...........................................37

Bouillon Bertil, Colgone/DE .....................................26,33

Bowyer Mark, Fairfax/US ................................................29

Boxma Han, Rotterdam/NL.............................................31

Breederveld Roelf, Beverwijk/NL ..........18,37,41,49,50

Brink Peter, Maastricht/NL .................................22,25,53

Buijtendijk Joris, Capelle aan de IJssel/NL ..................27

Canata Gian Luigi, Torino/IT ..........................................54

Champion Howard, Annapolis/US ................................41

Cimerman Matej, Ljubljana/SL .....................29,35,46,90

Cioffi William, Providence/US ........................................29

Clauss Martin, Liestal/CH ...............................................30

Copurolgu Cem, Edrine/TK ......................................48,49

Cretnik Andrej, Ljubljana/SL ....................................38,39,

Da Costa David, Amsterdam/NL ...................................25

de Jong Mirjam, Amsterdam/NL ....................................29

de Ridder Victor, Rotterdam/NL ....................................40

Degiannis Elias, Johannesburg/ZA ................................53

Demetriades Demetrios, Sierra Madre/US ..................... ............................................................... 17,36,39,45,48,50

Derksen Robert Jan, Beeverwijk/NL .................49,50,54

Devos Bevernage Bernhard, Gent/BE .........................54

Di Saverio Salomone, Bologna/IT ............................20,49

Dietz Sven-Oliver, Mainz/DE .........................................40

Dobson Bob, Chessington/UK ................................38,40

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Drago Lorenzo, Milan/IT .................................................30

Eckardt Henrik, Binningen/CH.......................................47

Edwards Michael, Nijmegen/NL ..................46,63,22,29

Ekman Anna K., Gotenburg/SE ......................................18

El Moumni Mostafa, Groningen/NL .................................. ................................................................ 18,23,44,50,54,58

Enocson Anders, Stockholm/SE ....................................18

Ettema Harmen, Zwolle/NL ............................................51

Faccincani Roberto, Milan/IT ..........................................18

Fingerhut Abraham, Paris/FR ...................................16,32

Fischer Philipp, Bonn/DE ..........................................21,55

Flikweert Elvira, Deventer/NL..................................19,45

Fockens Paul, Amsterdam/NL ........................................25

Foroutan Ali, Shiraz/IR .....................................................17

Franke Axel, Koblenz/DE ................................................29

Frey Claudia, Hamburg/DE .............................................55

Fuchs David, Upper-Galilee/IL .................................21,95

Gaarder Christine, Oslo/NO...............................28,53,56

Gavrankapetanovic Ismet, Sarajevo/BA .......................40

Giannoudis Peter, Leeds/UK ............ 22,33,37,67,69,74

Glaudemans Andor, Groningen/NL ...............................32

Goei Harold, Rotterdam/NL............................................31

Gonschorek Oliver, Murnau/DE ....................................25

Goode Peter, Newcastle/UK ..........................................26

Goslings Carel, Amsterdam/NL .......................................... .............................................. 22,26,29,30,37,39,45,50,86

Govaert Geertje, Groningen/NL ..............................32,59

Gradl Georg, Munich/DE ..........................................22,25

Gunning Amy, Utrecht/NL ..................................41,45,47

Guo Jiang Bao, Bejing/CN ..............................................51

Haase Rüdiger, Berlin/DE ...............................................22

Handolin Lauri, Helsinki/FI ...................49,50,58,75,102

Hegeman Han, Almelo/NL ........................................18,19

Heim Dominik, Frutingen/CH ........................................37

Hietbrink Falco, Utrecht/NL ...............................39,45,56

Hildebrand Frank, Aachen/DE ...............29,33,47,55,88

Hoencamp Rigo, Leiden/NL................................21,38,52

Hofker Sijbrand, Groningen/NL .....................................24

Holstein Jörg, Homburg/DE ...........................................33

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Hoogerwerf Nico, Radboud/NL .................26, 42,76,23,

Hoogewerf Kees, Rotterdam/NL ...................................30

Hooper Tim, Bristol/UK ...................................................29

Hop Jenda, Leeuwarden/NL ...........................................31

Hreckovski Boris, Bukovlje/HR ..........................18,55,62

Huber-Lang Markus, Ulm/DE ........................................29

Hulscher Jan, Groningen/NL ..........................................40

Huylebroek Jan, Brussels/BE .........................................54

Ingrassia Pier Luiggi, Novara/IT ......................................40

James James, Bethesda/US ................................31,54,55

Jones Henrique, Lisbon/PT ............................................54

Joosse Pieter, Alkmaar/NL ..............................................23

Josten Christoph, Leipzig/DE .............................25,33,39

Jürgens Christian, Hamburg/DE ..............................33,64

Kakkisis Giannis, Athens/GR ..........................................17

Kalashnikov Andriy, Kiew/UA .............................42,45,89

Kany Jean, Toulouse/FR ............................................35,36

Kdolsky Richard, Vienna/AT ......................................17,59

Keel Marius, Berne/CH ...........................25,35,46,55,57

Khorram Manesh Amir, Gothenburg/SE ................18,43

Kokke Marieke C., Utrecht/NL ......................................28

Komadina Radko, Celje/SL ......................18,19,48,63,67

Kuhn Sebastian, Mainz/DE .............................................26

Kurihara Hayato, Milan/IT ............ 22,26,53,59,100,107

Lameijer Charlotte, Groningen/NL ................................23

Latifi Rifat, Tucson/US ...............................................28,81

Lecky Fiona, Sheffield/UK .........................................41,70

Leenen Luke, Utrecht/NL .................................................... ............................19,20,21,23,28,39,41,45,47,50,52,70,

Lefering Rolf, Cologne/DE ............................33,41,50,73

Lennquist Sten, Söderköping/SE ...................................24

Leppäniemi Ari, Helsinki/FI ............... 16,25,43,123,125,

Lucke Martin, Munich/DE ...............................................37

Luijsterburg Teun J.M, Rotterdam/NL..........................27

Lynn Mauricio, Miami/US ..........................................18,31

Mader Konrad, Bergen/NO ............................................16

Mariani Diego, Legano/IT ..........................................27,36

Martínez Isidro, Alicante/ES ...................27,32,53,56,78

Marzi Ingo, Frankfurt/DE . 22,33,36,46,54,88,111,114

Mesquita Carlos, Coimbra/PT ........... 16,19,27,101,111

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Meuffels Duncan, Rotterdam/NL ..................................27

Moiemen Naiem, Birmingham/UK ..........................31,41

Montan Carl, Stockholm/SE ...........................................17

Moore Lynn, Quebec/CA ................................................41

Muñoz-Vives Josep María, Girona/ES ..........................37

Münzberg Matthias, Ludwigshaven/DE .................41,52

Naess Pal Aksel, Oslo/NO ........................................28,40

Nerlich Michael, Regensburg/DE ..................................18

Nijs Stefaan, Leuven/BE ......................................20,48,79

O’Reilly Derek, Manchester/NL .....................................24

Oestern Hans-Jörg, Celle/DE .........................................53

Örtenwall Per, Frolunda/SE ............................................40

Palm Henrik, Copenhagen/DK .......................................19

Pape Hans-Christoph, Aachen/DE.................................... .............................22,23,29,30,33,42,47,50,55,73,79,88

Peitzman Andrew, Pittsburgh/US ..........23,26,28,40,42

Pijnenburg Bas, Amsterdam/NL....................................54

Pons Francois, Paris/FR .........................29,38,39,61,115

Ponsen Kees-Jan, Alkmaar/NL .................................35,56

Poolman Rudolf, Amsterdam/NL .......................21,51,65

Poos Hiëronymus, Groningen/NL ...........................50,53

Ramos Pedro, Funchal/PT ...............................................17

Rashaan Zjir, Leiden/NL ............................................31,41

Raven Eric, Apeldoorn/NL ..............................................35

Riddez Louis, Stockholm/SE ...............................39,40,56

Rikli Daniel, Basel/CH ......................................................16

Romano Carlo, Milan/IT ..................................................30

Rommens Pol M., Mainz/DE ..............................33,53,56

Rüger Johannes, Hamburg/DE ......................................33

Sabri Omar, Newcastle/UK .............................................41

Sander Frank, Berlin/DE ..................................................41

Scalea Thomas, Baltimore/US ........................................42

Schep Niels, Rotterdam/NL .. 16,25,27,30,32,37,39,50

Schipper Inger, Leiden/NL .................................................. ..... 18,26,33,34,37,41,45,47,49,50,55,58,59,72,83,84

Schmidmaier Gerhard, Heidelberg/DE ...................33,43

Schwab William, Philadelphia/US ................28,39,40,54

Sedman Peter, Edinburgh/UK ........................................52

Shahabpour Maryam, Brussels/BE ................................54

Shamiyeh Andreas, Linz/AT ............................................50

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Simmermacher Rogier, Utrecht/NL .........................18,28

Sjoberg Folke, Linkoping/SE ...............................20,31,58

Solyom Janos, Gothenburg/SE ......................................18

Sommerfeld Dirk, Hamburg/DE ....................................40

Soreide Kjetil, Stavanger/SE ...........................................16

Soriano Alex, Barcelona/ES ............................................30

Spijkerman Ingrid, Amsterdam/NL ..........................32,86

Stergiopoulos Spiros, Chaidari/GR ................................51

Stöckle Ulrich, Tuebingen/DE ........................................37

Stoffel Karl, Laufen/CH .............................................51,67

Sugrue Michael, Sydney/AU ........................27,28,29,54,

Tamminga Rob, Utrecht/NL ............................................36

Tan Edward, Nijmegen/NL .......... 40,42,52,57,21,22,23

Thies Karl, Birmingham/UK ............................................26

Tilsed Jonathan, Beverley/UK ......................16,20,36,52

Tosounidis Theodoros, Leeds/UK ............................22,54

Tourtier Jean Pierre, Paris/FR .........................................31

Trentz Otmar, Zurich/CH ................................................39

Tullius Markus, DE ............................................................40

Turegano Fernando, Madrid/ES ...................... 34,48,113

Uranues Selman, Graz/AT .........................................44,52

van Delden Otto, Amsterdam/NL .................................35

Van der Meer Fred, Doorn/NL .......................................31

van der Vlies Cees, Rotterdam/NL ....................20,31,59

van Egmond Teun, Tilburg/NL........................................29

van Halsema Emo E., Amsterdam/NL ...........................52

van Rijn Marie Josee, Rotterdam/NL ............................27

van Rijn Rik, Amsterdam/NL ...........................................28

van Santvoort Hjalmar, Utrecht/NL ..................24,28,52

van Thiel Tom, Winterswijk/NL ......................................35

Van Vugt Arie, Malden/NL ..................................57,19,27

van Waes Oscar, Rotterdam/NL ..............................26,29

Varga Endre, Szeged/HU.....................................35,57,92

Vassiliu Pantelis, Haidari/GR ..........................................19

Velmahos George, Boston /US ...............34,48,101,102

Verbruggen Jan, Maastricht/NL .....................................22

Verhofstad Michiel, Rotterdam/NL ................................... .......................................................... 26,35,51,56,58,65,70

Verleisdonk Egbert, Utrecht/NL ..............................27,43

Vochteloo Anne, Borne/NL ............................................35

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Voiglio Eric, Lyon/FR ..................................................16,26

Walenkamp Monique, Amsterdam/NL ...................16,25

Wendsche Peter, Brno/CZ..................................25,29,30

Wendt Klaus, Groningen/NL ..................19,25,45,50,55

Wich Michael, Königs Wusterhausen/DE ...................22

Wild Michael, Darmstadt/DE .........................................43

Wilson Alastair, Kings Lynn/UK .....................................40

Winkler Heinz, Vienna/AT ...............................................30

Yanar Hakan, Istanbul/TK .........................43,59,109,112

Yeh Daniel Dante, Boston /US .....................18,101,102

Zago Mauro, Bergamo/IT ..........................................50,27

Zuurmond Rutger, Zwolle/NL ..................................51,59

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Authors Index

AUTHORS INDEXAuthor Abstract page no. Supplement Number

Abba J. O094, P204, P239, P319 36, 93, 98, 110Abbas I.M. P249 100Abdelrahman H. O022, O068, O070, 21, 32, 32, 44, O141, P111, P136, P284 78, 82, 105, Abdulkarim A. P210, P222, P277 94, 96, 104Abdulla M.R. P141, P259, P371 83, 101, 119Abdul-Malak O. O038, O129 23, 42Abi Saad G. P281 105Abu Issa A. P308 109Abubeih H. P117 79Abujayyab Z. P249 100Abu-Zidan F.M. P030, P340 66, 114Acar A. P160, P208, P231 86, 94, 97Adamson L. O085 35Afonso C. P285, P307 105, 109Aghayev E. O226 57Agrogianni X. P330 112Aguilar-Garcia J. P184 90Aguir S. O106 38Aiordachioaie G. P036 67Ajiko M.M. O137 44Akbas M.H. P248 100Akın A. P053, P054 69, 69Akinci M. P328 112Akrivos I.K. P124 80Akyol Z.N. P311 109Al Katary M.M. P123 80Al Muderis M. O151 46Alamanos I. P033 66Alati S. O162 47Al-Ayoubi F. P123 80Alboer D. O198 51Albrecht V. O078 34 Alexis L. P337 113 Al-Fahl M. P123 80 Alfici R. P270 103 Ali I.A. P244 99 Ali M. P360 117 Alimoglu O. P345 115 Al-Kabban F. P371 119 Allajbeu K. P132 81

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Allegri A. O015, P308 20, 109Allema J.H. O118 41 Allen S. P019 64 Almahmoud K. O038, O129, O213 23, 42, 55Almeida J. P263 102 Almogy G. O093 36 Alonso S. O011 19 Al-Sulaiti M. O071 32Al-Tarakieh H. O141 44Al-Thani H. O022, O068, O070, 21, 32, 32, 32, O071, O141, P111, P136, 44, 78, 82, P284 105 Al-Toharw B. P371 119Altshuler A. O073 32Alvarado J.D. P315 110Alves J. P298 107Amador Marchante M.A. P110 78Amaral L. P203, P294 93, 107Amariutei A. P204 93Anastasiu M. P092 75Andela B. O237 58Anderson K.C. O035 23Andersson P. P317 110Andrei G. O043, O255 24, 60Andrei S. P362 17Andrejevic P. P267, P318 103, 110Andruszkow H. O213 55Andruszkow J. O010 19Anduszkow H. O128 42Aneste E. P358 117Ang T.W. P264, P291 102, 106Anghel R. P113, P362 78, 117Anglitoiu B. P127 81Ansaloni L. O015, O016, O044, 20, 20, 24, O132, P170, P207, 43, 88, 94, P251, P308 100, 109 Arakura M. P183 90Arlettaz Y. O079, P235 34, 98Aroca M. O140, O228, P066, P118 44, 57, 71, 79Arroyo M. O140, O228, P118, P223 44, 57, 79, 96

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Arvieux C. O094, O200, P052, 36, 51, 69, 93, P204, P239, P319 98, 110Asai K. O253 60Ashkenazi I. P270 103Ashraf M. O020 20 Asim M. O070 32 Asser T. P051 69 Atalla N. P316 110 Atherton C. O056 26 Augat P. P021 64 Aujla K. P241 99 Auñon I. P223 96 Auñon-Martín I. O140, O228, P118, 44, 57, 79, P146 84Avaro J.-P. O103 38 Aveiro D. P263, P285 102, 105Avramenko A. O106 38 Avramescu T. O133 43 Aydın H. O107, P211 38, 94

Aylwin C. P010 62 Azamat I.F. O251, P283 60, 105Azoulay D. P337 113Babyshin V. P001 61Backes M. O032, P158 22, 86Backstrom D. O018, O239, O240 20, 58, 58, Bacon A. O115 39Bademler S. O251, P329 60, 112Badran M. P117, P131 79, 81Bae J. P202 93Bae K.S. P129 81Bähler H. O199 51Bajwa R. P210, P222 94, 96Bala M. O093, P024 36, 64Balandraud P. O065, O103, P218 30, 38, 95, Balcells E. P243 99Balhotra K.S. O145 45Balogh Z. O164 47Baltacı Goktas S. P011 62Baltov A. P093, P143 75, 83Balvers K. O055, O113 26, 39Balzarotti R. P288, P289 106, 106Banerjee A. O035, O114, O115, O116, 23, 39, 39, 39, 48

Bansmann P.M. O212 55Baptista A. P286 106Baqué P. P164, P306, P364 87, 108, 118Baquero D. O057 27Barbois S. O200, P052, P239 51, 69, 98Barbosa E. O058 27Barnhoorn K. O144 45Bartlema K. P142 83Bas G. P160, P208, P231 86, 94, 97Basak F. P160, P208, P231 86, 94, 97Başar B. P149, P150 84, 84Başar H. P149, P150 84, 84Başçı O. P149, P150 84, 84 Basedow J. O223 57Bashir M.O. P323 111Basile G. P120 80Bass G.A. O037, O160, P031 23, 47, 66Bassi G. P081 73Bastian J.D. O153, O223, O226 46, 57, 57Bastide S. O011 19Baticci F. O210 53Batov A.G. P067, P083 71, 74Battaloglu E. P048, P065 68, 71Batziou N. P043 68Baudoin Y. O106, P218 38, 95Bauer A. P194 92Baumberger D. O199 51Baumgartner B. P194 92Bayoud Y. O014 20Bazile F. P139 82Beaume S. P218 95Beenen L.F.M. O031 22Beeres F.J.P. O097, O099, P142, 37, 37, 83, 83, P145, P147 84Bège T. O011 19Bein K. O086 35Bekken J.A. O205 52Belavy D. O212 55Belmans A. O017 20Benbenishty J. O198, P024 51, 64Benjamin E. O090, O150, O173 36, 45, 48Benneker L.M. O223, O226 57, 57Ben-Shoshan Y. O029 21

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Bentley R.P. P273 103Berg R. P151 85Berg S. P027 65Berger F. O081, P013 34, 63Bernardo A.T. P203 93Bernasconi M. P288, P289 106, 106Berney S. O125 42Bertani C. P246, P293 100, 107Bertoli P. O015, O016, P251 20, 20, 100Bessant G. P046 68Bettencourt V. P363 117Beuker B. O237 58Beuker B.J.A. O031 22Beuran M. O043, O255, P113, 24, 60, 78, P236, P362 98, 117Bew D.P. P273 103Bey E. P139 82Bhandari M. O023 21Bielefeldt R. P238 98Biert J. O230, P096 57, 76Billiar T.R. O038, O129 23, 42Bini R. P062 71Binnekade J.M. O055 26Biswas S. O029, P005, P217 21, 61, 95Blancher M. O200, P052 51, 69Blazic I. P267, P303, P318 103, 108, 110Bloemers F. O142, P035, P234 44, 66, 98Blokhuis T. O009, O013, O033, 19, 20, 22, O186, P056 50, 70Boa K. P195 92Boddaert G. O014, O065, O106, P002, 20, 30, 38, 61, P313, P346 110, 115Boer C. O055 26Boersma E. O049 25Bogaerts J. O089 35Boka V. P338 114Bonel H.M. O153 46Bönig H. O156 46Bonjer J. O142 44Bonnet S. O106, P002, P313, P346 38, 61, 110, 115Bono D. O011 19Borsello T. P172 88Boschi F.L. P081 73

Bosinakis K. P230 97Bosschieter J. O069 32Bot A.G. O052 26Bouchghoul H. P003 61Boue Y. O200, P052 51, 69Bourgouin S. P218 95Bouzat P. O094, P239, P319 36, 98, 110Bozic N.-B. P018 63Braslavsky A. O029, P217 21, 95Bratucu M. P278, P361 104, 117Braunsteiner T. P249 100Breederveld R. O099, O118, O177, 37, 41, 49, O192 50Briggs S. O197 51Brilej D. P040, P104 67, 77Brinck T. O191 50Bringas Hernández J.E. P173 88Brink M. P015 63Brito T. P098, P312 76, 109Britz V. O091 36Brodmann M. O150 45Broertjes K. P212 94Brokmann J.C. O203 52Brooks A. O085, O250, P221, P226, 35, 59, 96, P238 96, 98Brouwer S. O193 50Bruce J.L. O012 19Brun J. P204 93Brunetti F. P337 113Bruntink M.M. O192, P115 50, 79Bucciarelli P. O236 58Buci S. P097, P347, P348, 76, 115, 115, P349, P359 115, 117Buder T. O002 17Bühren V. O229, P021 57, 64Buisson T. O011 19Bukin A. O029, P217 21, 95Bumbasirevic M. P050 69Burgers P.T. O023, P025 21, 65Burk T. P277 104Burlew C.C. O059 27Burneo Esteves M. P334 113Bushi G. P097, P347, P348, 76, 115, 115, P349, P359 115, 117Butler K. P260, P265 101, 102

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Buttacavoli F.A. P044 68Butti F. P288, P289 106, 106Caba P. O228, P066, P118, P223 57, 71, 79, 96Cakıt H. P160, P208, P231 86, 94, 97Camacho Lozano J. P315 110Campanati L. O016, O132 20, 43Campos R. O241, P280 58, 105Canale D. P120 80Canbak T. P160, P208, P231 86, 94, 97Cannegieter S.C. O083, O236 34, 58Capel A. P118 79Capitani D. O162 47Capote H.C. P324 111Carbonnel G. O011 19Carda M. P088 74Carlani E. P293 107Carneiro F. P138 82Carnevale F. P365 118Carrasco Muñoz M. P302, P304 108, 108Casamassima A.A. O058 27Casimiro C. P305 108Castro Lima B. P098, P102, P122 76, 77, 80Castro R. P203 93Catarino S. P305 108Catena F. O015 20Cavaleiro J. P261 102Cazumbá F.B. P233 97Cecilia-Lopez D. P146 84Çelik Y. P211 94Ceolin M. O210, P246, P293 53, 100, 107Ceresoli M. O015, O016, O132, P170, 20, 20, 43, 88, P207, P251, P308 94, 100, 109Cezillo M. P275 104Cha Y.-H. P252 100Chang S.W. P159 86Chang Y. P265 102Chantarapanich N. O219 56Chapman M. O115 39Chapman M.P. O035, O114, O116, 23, 39, 39, O175 48Chastang L. O011 19Chaundy W. P084 74Chawla S. P318 110Chelnokov A. O101, P190 37, 91

Chen C.S. P245 99Chen Y.-.D. P357 117Chester D. P014, P141 63, 83Chetrus-Mariage D. P164, P306, P364 87, 108, 118Chiang J. P191 91Chihiro N. P276 104Chiotis A. P043 68Chiron P. O014 20Cho H.J. P095 75Cho S. P084 74Chong C.K. P264 102Choren M.D. O001 17Christiaans H. P234 98Chung M. P369 118Ciampi D. P164, P306 87, 108Ciernik J. P333 113Cimerman M. O158, P185 46, 90Cioffi S.P.B. P246, P293 100,107Cirillo B. O008, P367 19, 118Citlak G. P161 86Ciurea N. P214 94Clarfield M. P005 61Clarke D.L. O012 19Cobo Cervantes C.E. P073 72Coccolini F. O015, O016, O132, P170, 20, 20, 43, 88, P207, P251, P308 94, 100, 109 Codognotto E. P062 71Coffey P. P210, P222 94, 96Cohen M.J. O145 45Cohnert T. P201 93Coimbra D. P106 77Colaianni N. O016 20Colilles C. P243 99Compagnon P. P337 113Conroy A.S. O145 45Constantino J. P263, P285, P286, 102, 105, 106, P296, P307 107, 109Consunji R. O022, O141, P111, P284 21, 44, 78, 105Cooke R. P253 101Cornelisse S. O230 57Costa C.S. P324 111Costa G.G. P261 102Costa M. P337 113

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Coutinho S. P106 77Crane J.M. O145 45Cremer J. O170 48Cristiu O. P009, P299, P366 62, 107, 118Cristobal Uriol B. P309 109Cropano C. P260 101Crous I Masó X. O111, P168 39, 87Cruvinel Neto J. O197 51Csonka Á. O222, P195 57, 92Cuadrado Ayuso M. O171, P334 48, 113Cukelj F. P181 90Cullen N. P074 72Cullmann J.L. O153, O223, O226 46, 57, 57Cunha C. P106 77Curtis K. O146 45Daban J.L. O065, O106, P346 30, 38, 115Dammaro C. O207 53Danis J. P139, P163 82, 87Danisovic L. P179 89Daoud M.D. P107, P281, P373 77, 105, 119Darabos N. P181 90Darahish F. P371 119Darcy C. P126 80Darwish A.E.-M.N. P341 114Dave D.R. O137 44Davidson E. P232 97Davies G.E. O167, O172 47, 48Davies P. O085 35Dawkins C. P068 72Dawson I. P287 106Dayan Y. O198 51De Boer L. O186 50De Graaf J.S. O040 23De Haes F. P114 79De Jong F.C. O249 59De Jong V.M. O032, O067, O069, O074, 22, 30, 32, 32, O113, O188, P158 39, 50, 86De Jongh M.A.C. O077, O089, O143 34, 35, 44De Koning M. O193 50De L‘Escalopier N. P163, P313 87, 110De Leur K. O227 57De Moya M. P260, P265 101, 102De Muinck Keizer R.J.O. O048, P158 25, 86De Rooij D. O148 45

De Wild M. O021 20De Zwart A.D. P142, P145, P147 83, 83, 84De‘Angelis N. P337 113Debus F. O010 19Dedu R. P092 75Dekker H. P015 63Delaloye J.-R. O079, P235 34, 98Deleanu B. P036 67Deledalle F.-X. P218 95Deleplanque F. O104 38Delgado C. O001 17Demetriades D. O090, O150, O173, 36, 45, 48, O185 50, Den Hartog D. O196, O242, P061 51, 58, 70, Denisov A.V. O024, O072 21, 32Deol R. P069 72Derksen R.J. O177, O192 49, 50Desfemmes F.R. O014 20Dettmers R. P167 87Deugd C. O249 59Deunk J. P015 63Devesa H. P312 109Dhawan R. P153 85Di Saverio S. O015 20Diaconescu I.-B. O043, O255 24, 60Diament M.M. P068 72Dias E. P203 93Dicker R. O137, O138, O195 44, 44, 51Dickhoff C. P105 77Dienstknecht T. O076, P076, P078, 33, 73, 73, P119 79Dierckx S.A. O105, O201 3Dijkgraaf M.G.W. O031 38Dijkink S. P260 52Dimitriu A. P165, P214 87, 94Dinh M. O086 35Djakovic Z. P099 76Dobbe I.G.G. O048 25Doğan N.Ö. P211 94Dogjani A. P132 81Dogjani A.S. P370 118Doklestić K. P368 118Dolghii A. P358 117Dominguez L.B. O104 99

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Dominguez P. P243 38Domínguez Sánchez I. P309 109Dorigatti A.E. O197 51Dorr M.C. P047 68Dos Santos J.C. P006, P180 62, 90Doudech C. P166 87Douridas G. P342 114Dover C. P014 63Drago A. O016, O132 20, 43Driessen A. O078 34Drijfhout Van Hooff C.C. O039 23D‘Souza N. O012 19Duarte J.N. P261, P272 102, 103Duarte L. P255 101Duffy M. P221, P226, P238 96, 96, 98Duhoux A. P139 82Duijff J.W. O099 37Dulou R. P002 61Duncker L. P317 110Durand X. O014 20Dusaud M. O014 20Duval-Arnould X. P003 61Dwolatzky T. P005 61Dyer G.S.M. O046 24Eberlein S. O183 49Ecker T.M. O223 57Edwards M. O031, O151, P015 22, 46, 63Eforakopoulou M. P032 66Efremov O. O029, P217 21, 95Egea-Gámez R. P035 66Eid A. O093, O180 36, 49Eid A.I. P196 92Eid H.O. P030 66Eisenkrein H. O213 55Ekinci O. P345 115El Amri I. P166 87El Kafsi J. O206 53El Lakis M. P107, P281, P373 77, 105, 119El Moumni M. O040, O193, O194, 23, 50, 50, O237 58El-Adawy A. P085 74Elbari A. P284 105Elhewala T. P085 74Elhewala T.A. O180, O215 49, 55

Ellabib M. O022, O068, P284 21, 32, 105Ellingsen C.L. O208 53Ellul E. P303 108Elmalt A.E. O139 44Elmans L. O227 57El-Menyar A. O022, O068, O070, O071, 21, 32, 32, 32, O141, P111, P136, P284 44, 78, 82, 105Elorza Echaniz G. P344 115Elsoufy M. O216 55El-Soufy M. P085 74Enchev D.M. P067, P083, P093, 71, 74, 75, P143 83Endo H. P276 104English W. P316 110Erdman P. O045, P331 24, 112Eren T. P345 115Erol B. P149, P150 84, 84Erozgen F. P161, P301, P328 86, 108, 112Ertekin C. O130, O251, P109, P283, 43, 60, 78, P329 105, 112Erwteman M. P013, P115 63, 79Eschbach D. O010, O166 19, 47Escudeiro A.P. P006, P180 62, 90Escudeiro E.P. P006, P006, P180, P180 62, 62, 90, 90Escudeiro G.P. P006, P180 62, 90Esmatullah E. O104 38Esquisabel Martínez J.M. P314, P325 110, 111Esteves J. P297, P298, P321 107, 107, 111Evans A. P238 98Evans L. O243, P332 59, 113Evans P. P280 105Evans W. P269 103Eysel P. O212 55Faber E. P348 115Fabregues A. P110 78Fagenholz P. P260, P265 101, 102Faith Investigators F. O023, P025 21, 65Fakler J. O110 39Falk S. O047 25Farazi-Chongouki C. P342 114Fares I. O029 21Farouk O. P117, P131 79, 81Farrell D.J. P080, P191 73, 91Farrugia R. P303 108

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Fattori L. O207 53Fazeres F. P258 101Fedorenko A. O029, P217 21, 95Feghali A. P257 101Felius A. O147 45Felsenberg D. O212 55Ferreira A.I. P101, P322 76, 111Ferreira F. O058 27Ferreira M.A. P098, P102, P122, 76, 102, 122, P258, P312 101, 109Ferreira S. P312 109Ferreira V.P. P138 82Ferrón Orihuela J.A. P302, P304 108, 108Fertleman M. P010 62Ficke J. P225 96Fielding A. P332 113Filho O.F. P275 104Filipovic G. P317 110Firsov S. P198, P256 92, 101Fischinger A. P108, P185, P279 77, 90, 104Fleming C.D. O035 23Flikweert E. O149 45Flohé S. O203 52Fok M. O131 43Forman M. P088 74Foster K. O146 45Foster P. O231 57Fournier M. P164 32, 87Fox C.J. O136 44Frade M.J. P272 103Fraga G.P. O197 51Fragkeskakis G. P124, P230 80, 97Franco Herrera R. P334 113Frandon J. O094 36Frank J. O183 49Fransen G. O177 49Franzese P. P062 71Fredriksson M. O018, O239, O240 20, 58, 58Friedl W. O066, O066, O123 30, 42Frima H. P071 72Frings-Meuthen P. O212 55Frink M. O010 19Froehlich H. P201 93Fröhlich M. O078 34, 55

Frolke J.P. O144 45Frölke J.P. O049, O151, O221, O246 25, 46, 57, 59Fronczek J. O081 34Fu C.Y. O095, P134 36, 82Fuchs D. O029, P217 21, 95Fuchs T. O127 42Fuentes E. P260, P265 101, 102Fujimi S. O042 24Fujioka H. P140 83Fujita M. P206 93Fujizuka K. O174, P045, P175 48, 68, 89Funder K. O163 47Gachabayov M. P001, P327 61, 112Gagauz I. P351, P358 16, 117Gagrin V. P198 92Gaiduk S.V. P100 76Gaitán-Gaona. F.I. P184 90Gallardo Roig J. O228 57Gallo F. P062 71Ganse B. O212 55Gap A. O159 46Garcia Lamas L. P146 84Garcia P. P176 89García Sánchez M. P197 92Gareb B. O193 50Gárgyán I. O222, P195 57, 92Garofil N.D. P278, P361 104, 117Garssen F. P035 66Garving C. P119 79Gasparic S. P087 74Gattuso I. O207 53Gayko G.V. P178 89Geboers B. O136 44Gedeborg R. O018, O239, O240 20, 58, 58Gee K.Z. O145 45Geeraedts L. P234 98Gellman Y. O181, P034 49, 66 Geni R. O241, P280 58, 105Georgiadou P. P230 97Georgiou G. P043 68Gerashchenko N.I. P004 61Ghidirim G. P351, P358, P372 116, 117, 119Ghorbani P. P112 78Giannakopoulos G. O081 34

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Giannakopoulos G.F. P077 73Giannakopoulos J. O142, P013, P057, 44, 63, 70, 71, P063, P212, P229, P234 94, 97, 98Giannoudis P.V. P037, P049, P086 67, 69, 74Gil E.M. P228 97Giral G. P346 115Girard E. O094, O200, P052, 36, 51, 69, P204, P319 93 ,110Giubrone D. P120 80Giulii Capponi M. O132, P251, P308 43, 100, 109Gjata A. P097, P347, P348, P359 76, 115, 115, 117Glasmacher S. O110 39Glass N. O059 27Go S.J. P252 100Goena Iglesias I. P344 115Gojković Z. P220, P240 95, 99Gok A.F.K. O130, O251, P109, P283 43, 60, 78, 105Gök K. P311, P329 109, 112Göktaş S. P215 95Golan A. P005 61Gomes D. P098, P312 76, 109Gonçalves A. P082, P138 73, 82Gonçalves Á. P102, P312 77, 109Gonçalves A.I. P122 80Gonçalves M.R. P102, P258, P312 77, 101, 109Gonzalez E. O114, O115, O136 39, 39, 44Gonzalez E.B. O035, O116, O175 23, 39, 48Gonzalez F. P313 110Goodship A. P074 72Goracci A. P246 100Gordienko A.V. P100 76Gorter E.A. O147 45Gorter R.R. P287 106Goslings J.C. O031, O032, O048, 22, 22, 25, 26, O055, O067, O097, O113, 30, 37, 39, O188, O190, P158 50, 50, 86Gotoh M. O121 42Goulart A.F. P203, P294 93, 107Gouveia A. P363 117Grabljevec K. P017 63Grace P. P277 104Gradl G. O047, O047, O125 25, 25, 42, Grande Posa L. O111, P168 39, 87

Graumans M.J. P057 70Graw M. P171 88Green J.S.A. P316 110Greeven A.P.A. P273 103Grier G. O167, O172 47, 48Griffiths A. P292 106Grigorean V. P278, P361 104, 117Grivna M. P030 66Groen J. O053 26Groen S. O021, P042 20, 68Groenewoud H. O144 45Grosso E. O247 59Groutars Y.M.E. O192 50Grüneweller N. O127 42Grupp S. O002, O005, O006 17, 17, 17Grützner P.A. O119, O120 41, 41Gueorguiev B. O127 42Gui D. O108 38Guigard S. P239 98Guillon F. O011 19Gulie L. O043 24Güloğlu R. P283, P329 105, 112Günay K. P109, P283, P311, P329 78, 105, 109, 112,Gunning A. O148, O164 45, 47Guo S. P069 72Gurghis R. P351, P358, P372 116, 117, 119Gurney J.M. O145 45Gusic N. P128 81Güven S. O064 30Guy R. O206 53Ha T.S. P228 97Haake N. O170 48Habbe N. P320 111Hackenberg E.A.M. P262 102Hackl M. O176, O178, O179, O182 49, 49, 49, 49Hadary A. O029, P217 21, 95Haddad Zubel R. O125 42Haddock J. P116 79Hagiwara A. O082 34Hahnhaussen J. O059 27Haket L. O246 59Halberthal M. O109 38Hallal A. P107, P281, P373 77, 105, 119

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Hallensleben N.D.L. O097 37Haltmeier T. O090, O150, O173, 36, 45, 48, O185 50Hameed S.M. O157 46Hamilton P. O104 38Hamming J.H. O028, O202 21, 52Hanauer M. O079 34Hand L. P253 101Handolin L. O191, P090, P262 50, 75, 102Haneya A. O170 48Hanks K.-A. P241 99Hara Y. O121, P137, P219, P353 42, 82, 95, 116Haragus H. P036 67Harbers J. O194 50Harbers T. O120 41Hardcastle T. O009 19Harhaji V. P220, P240 95,99Harms M. O205 52Harmsen A. O142, P035, P234 44, 66, 98Harrington P. O168, P031, P126 47, 66, 80Harris L. P232 97Harrison E. P253 101Hart R. P271 103Hartlief M. O040 23Haruta K. O169 58Harwood P. O231 57Hasanaj B.E. P370 118Hasenboehler E.A. O204, P225 52, 96Hattori Y. O036, O121, P219 23, 42, 95Hauck R. O125 42Haug M. O064 30Hayakawa M. O082 34Hayashida K. O121, P353 42, 116Health Investigators H. O023 21Heberer M. O064 30Heeres M. O033, O186 22, 50Heetveld M. P025 65Hefny A.F. P323 111Hehr J.D. P268 103Heij H.A. P287 106Heinrichs G. O124, P177 42, 89Hekman E.E.G. O098 37Helf C. O179 49

Helfrich A.F. O114, O175 39, 48Hell W. P171 88Hellebrekers P. O112 39Heller A. O203 52Hemington-Gorse S. O088 35Hendrickson C.M. O145 45Hendrickson S. O087, P010 35, 62 Hennig F.F. O002, O005, O006 17, 17, 17Henrich D. O155, O156, O183 46, 46, 49Henry S. P080 73Hentati H. P337 113Hermans E. O221, O230 57, 57Herrero A. O011 19Hesselfeldt R. O163 47Hesselink D.D. O077 34Hettiaratchy S. O087, P010 35, 62Hickmat D. P318 110Hierholzer C. P021 64Hietbrink F. O112, O148 39, 45Hildebrand F. O076, O166, O213, 33, 47, 55, P171 88Hirabayashi A. O036, O121, P137, 23, 42, 82, P353 116Hirase H. P091 75Hirche C. O119, O120 41, 41Hirons E. O084 34Hoedt M. P250 100Hoefer S. O091 36Hoekstra J.J. O100 37Hoekstra M. O112 39Hoencamp R. O028, O202 27, 52Höfer S. P339 114Hofman M. P076, P078 73, 73Högel F.W. O229 57Hogervorst M. O021, O190, O214, 20, 50, 55, P042 68Hohmann J. O031 22Hollingsworth J. P046 68Hollmann M.W. O031 22Holweg P. O004 17Holzmann C. P171 88Honcea L. P036 67Hong J.K. O145 45Hong S.-K. P121, P155 80, 85

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Hoogendoorn J.M. O039, O053, 23, 26, 37, 37, O099, P072, O100, O217, O238, 55, 58, 72Hoogerwerf N. O034, O126, P096 23, 42, 76Hoosain F. O009 19Hori S. P152 85Horikawa M. P335 113Hornez E. O014, O065, O103, O106, 20, 30, 38, 38, P002, P003, P218, P313, P346 61, 61, 95, 110, 115Horst K. O010, O166, P076, P078 19, 47, 73, 73, Horter J. O119, O120, O203 41, 41, 52Hosman A. O214 55Hosner A. O199 51Hostettler-Blunier S. O199 51Hovius S.E.R. O019 20Howard B.M. O145 45Hrečkovski B. P007 62Htin M. O252 60Hughes P. P221, P238 96, 98Hulsker C.C. P287 106Hungerer S. P021 64Huwer C. O203 52Hyams G. O109, O198 38, 51Ibáñez Aguirre F.J. P314, P325 110, 112Ibáñez Cuadros S. P197 92Ichikawa Y. O121 42Ichinose T. O169 48Idenburg F.J. O028 21Iida H. O121, P137, P353 42, 82, 116Ikuta Y. P335 113Ilhan M. O130, O251, P109, P283, 43, 60, 78, P311, P329 105, 109, 112Illical E. P080 73Ilmoja M.-L. P051 69Ilnitsky A. P064 71Imai H. P237 98Inaba K. O090, O173, O185 36, 48, 50Inoue M. O225, P162 57, 87Inoue S. P193 92Inoue Y. O235 58Ionescu S. P278, P361 104, 117Iordanou C. P326, P342 112, 114Iorga C. P278, P290, P295, P300, 104, 106, P361 107, 108, 117Iorga C.R. P290, P300 106, 108

Iqbal M. P259 101Irizarry E. O254, P257 60, 101Isaza A. O057 27Ishihara T. O235 58Ishikura H. O082 34Ishikura K. P237 98Iskra Marcos M.P. O111, P168 39, 87Ismail T.A. P341 114Itoman M. P089 74Iwakura T. P140, P183, P186 83, 90, 91Iwashita Y. P237 98Izaks G.J. O149 45Jain A. P225 96Jakma T.S.C. P250 100Jakob H. O183 49Jakob M. O064 30Jalalzadeh H. O081, P229 34, 97Jalkanen J. P090 75Janevski Z. P099 76Jang J.Y. P129 81Jankovic A. P018 63Jansma E. O142 44Janzing H. O244 59Jara F. P146 84Jarry F. O200, P052 51, 69Jarvers J.-S. O110 39Jeavons R. O234, P068 58, 72Jensen J. O056 26Jentzsch T. O184 49Jerjes W. P037, P049, P086 67, 69, 74Jimenez Diaz V. P066, P118, P146 71, 79, 84Jiménez Díaz V. O228 57Jimenez M.F. O057 27Jiménez V. O140, P223 44, 96Jimenez X. P243 99Jobin C. P172 88Joeris A. P038 67Johannson B. P039 Johnson J.E. P191 67Jorge J. O254 60Jost J. O223, O226 57, 57Josten C. O110 39Jovanović D. P368 118Jover Mendiola A.D. P073 72

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Ju M.K. P094 75Juffermans N.P. O055 26Juillard C. O137, O138, O195 44, 44, 51Jukema G.N. O184, O187 49, 50Jung M.J. O211 53Jung P.Y. P129 81Jürgens C. P023 64Jurišić D. P007 62Jurkovich G.J. O136 44Kaafarani H. P260, P265 101, 102Kaga S. P157 86Kaggya K.M. O075 33Kagjini K. P097, P359 76, 117Kakavas P. P124, P230 80, 97Kalacun D. P040, P104 67, 77Kalacun V. P040 67Kalampoki V. P038 67Kalashnikov A.V. O122, P178 42, 89Kaldis V. P032, P033 66, 66Kalil M.T. P233 97Kalil M.V. P180, P233 90, 97Kalisnik J.M. O007 17Kaminskis A. P338, P354 114, 116Kaneko N. O082 34Kang W. P350 116Kano D. P080 73Kaplan R. P328 112Käppler K. O203 52Kaptein B. O245 59Karaca O.G. P248 100Karaduman Z.O. P248 100Karakuş Ş. O251 60Karamarković A. P368 118Karanam S. P259 101Karhof S. P056 70Karnezis I. P230 97Kashiwagi S. P008 62Kato H. O082 34Kawakami Y. P192 92Kawamura T. P089, P266 74, 102Keel M.J.B. O153, O223, O226 46, 57, 57Keese M. P320 111Keizer S. P072 72Kelly C. P299, P366 107, 118

Kennedy T. O131 43Kessel B. P270 103Ketelaars R. P096 76Keum M. P121, P155 80, 85Khalil A. P117 79Khan S. P063 71Khan W. P074 72Khanimov A. P270 103Khominets V. O026 21Khoriati A.-A. P069 72Khoury A. O061, O181, P034 30, 49, 66Kiguchi T. O042 23Kılıc A. P160, P208 86, 94Kim D.H. P159, P343 86, 114Kim H.W. O211 53Kim I.-K. P094 75Kim J. P350 116Kim K.H. P336 113Kim Y.-W. P343 114Kimura M. P335 113Kinami Y. O225, P059, P060, P162 57, 70, 70, 87King D.R. P260, P265 101, 102King J. O108 38Kingma L.M. P147 84Kinoshita K. P335 113Kisilak M. P185, P279 90, 104Kitada S. P091, P148 75, 84Kitamura T. P174 88Kizilkaya M.C. P161, P301, P328 86, 108, 112Kizyavka M.I. P100 76Klein Gebbink W. O214 55Kleinveld S. O089 35Klenka S. P144 83Klitsie P.J. O152 46Kloen P. O048 25Klokočovnik T. P108 77Klomp F. O144 45Kneepkens C.M.F. P287 106Kneser U. O119, O120 41, 41Knijnenberg L. O177 49Knobe M. O125, O128 42, 42Koami H. P193 92Kobashi D. P224 96Kobbe P. O076, O128, O213 33, 42, 55

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Koc A. P248 100Kocakusak A. P161, P301, P328 86, 108, 112Koceku S. P097 76Koenderman L. O033, O186, O189 22, 50, 50Koenig M. O187 50Kojima M. O220 56Kokubu T. P140 83Koljonen V. P262 102Komadina R. P017, P040 63, 67Komatsubara T. P059, P060 70, 70Konda Y. O121 42Konecny J. P333 113Konishi R. P133 81Konstantiniuk P. P201 93Koo M. P243 99Kool D. P015 63Kootstra J.J. O098 37Korac Z. P018 63Kornblith L.Z. O145 45Kornherr P. O102 37Koster L. O245 59Kostic I. O041, P182 23, 90Kószó B. O222 57Koter S. P201 93Koutete D. P033 66Kowalski A. O170 48Koy T. O212 55Kozák T. P271 103Krassnig R. O004, P213 17, 94Kraus R. O206 53 91Krause F. P189 91Krayim W. O029, P217 21, 95Kremer T. O119, O120 41, 41Krijnen P. O050, O053, O118, O147, 26, 26, 41, 45, O161, O238, P145, P167 47, 58, 83, 87, Kristan A. O158, P108, P185 46, 77, 90Krušič D. P104 77Ku G.W. P252 100Kudyashev A. O026 21Kukk L. P051 69Kuksov V.F. P079 73Kulkarni R. O165, P075 47, 72, Kulle C.B. O251, P283 60 ,105Kumar V. O138 44

Kumasaka K. O154 46Kumazawa K. P008 62Kunhivalappil F. P323 111Künzler M. O150 45Kuo Y.-W. O030 22Kurata Y. O224 57Kurihara H. O210, P246, P293 53, 100, 107Kuroda R. P183, P186 90, 91Kurosa Y. P154 85Kurosaka M. P022, P140, P183, P186 64, 83, 90, 91Kuroyanagi M. P008 62Kushimoto S. O082 34Kusý D. P088 74Kutcher M.E. O145 45Kvaløy J.T. O208 53Kwon O.S. P252 100Labidi M. P041, P087 67, 74Lachowicz W. P073 72Lages R. P297, P298, P321 107, 107, 111Laing G. O012 19Lalic I.R. P220, P240 95, 99Lameijer C.M. O040 23Landaluce Olavarria A. P314, P325 110, 111Langenbach A. O002, O005, O006 17, 17, 17Lansink K.W.W. O143, O164 44, 47Lappen S. O179, O182 49, 49Lardinois D. O001 17Larsen R. O018, O239, O240 20, 58, 58Lascar I. P169 88Latifi R. P132 81Lavagne P. O200, P052 51, 69Lavrukova E. O101 37Lawson Mclean A. O134 43Laytin A. O138, O195 44, 51Lazarev I.A. P178 89Le Cessie S.C. O236 58Le Moine M.C. O011 19Leal S. O001 17Leblebici M. P345 115Lecky F. P058 70Lee A.L. P228 97Lee D.S. P228 97Lee G.J. P369 118Lee J. P260, P265 101,102

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Lee J.G. O211 53Lee J.N. P369 118Lee K.W. O211 53Lee M.A. P369 118Lee M.K. P252 100Lee S.H. O211 53Lee S.Y. P022, P140, P183, P186 64,83,90,91Leemeyer A.R. P229 97Leenen L. O009, O013, O028, O033, 19, 20, 23, 28, O112, O148, O164, O186, 39, 41, 45, 47, O189, O202, P056 50,52,70Lefering R. O191, P078 50,73Lehnert M. P172, P320 88,111Leiblein M. P320 111Leijdesdorff H.A. O161 47Leijnen M. P167 87Leli R. P062 71Leliefeld P. O189 50Leon A.J. P242 99León J.L. O140, P118 44,79Lepner U. P051 69Leschinger T. O176, O178 49,49Lesic A. P050 69Leslie K. O135 43Letoublon C. P204, P319 93,11Leung G. P194 92Levshin A. P198 92Lewis K.M. P194 92Liberato W.F. P233 97Lica I. P362 117Liddle A. P144 83Liebergall M. O061, O181, P034 30,49,66Lim S.F. P264, P291 102,106Lima B.C. P258, P312 101,109Lima H.G. P275 104Lin H.F. P357 117Lin K.-L.L. P357 117Lin T.-H. O030 22Linton K.N. O037, O160, O168, 23, 47, 47, P031, P126 66, 80Lintzeri A. P330 112Lintzeris I. P330 112Litun Y.M. O122 42Liu K. O174 48Lizarazu Perez A. P344 115

Lockey D. O167, O172 47,48Loggers S. P013 63Lohse N. O163 47Lomelli A.C. P242 99Lončar Z. P368 118Lotti M. O132, P251, P308 43,100,109Loyola U. O001 17Lubeek S. P015 63Lueders M. P257 101Luitse J. O067, P158 30,86Luitse J.S.K. O031, O032 22,22Lupescu D. P156, P214 86,94Lupescu O. O133, P156, P165, 43, 86, P169, P214 87,88, 94Lustenberger T. P051 69Macgoey P. O250 59Machado D. P297, P298, P321 107, 107, 111Machida H. P224 96Madani R. P359 117Maeda K. P335 113Maegele M. O078 34Magaji S.A. P244 99Magalini S. O108 38Magdalena P. O001 17Magnone S. O015, O016, O132, P170, 20, 20, 43, 88, P207, P251, P308 94, 100, 109Mahabier K. O242 58Mahabier K.C. O242, P061 58,70Mahaisavariya B. O219 56Mahajan M. O051 26Mahamid A. P270 103Mahmood I. O141 44Maier D. O229 57Maier R. O148, O164 45,47Mailuhu A. P025 65Malik A. O084 34Malik A.A. P074 72Malovrh T. O007 17Malyk V.D. O122, P178 42,89Mancini A.M. P120 80Mancini D.J. O025 21Mandeville P.B. P184 90Manfredi R. O016, P170, P207, P251 20, 88, 94, 100Mann K. P020, P029 64,65

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Mano L. P132 81Mans S. O143 44Mansilla Rosello A. P302, P304 108,108Manso A. P321 111Manson J. O045, P331 24,112Manta A.-M. P295 107Marangoni A.C. P275 104Maraslioglu M. P172 88Marchesi L. O108 38Mari P. O108 38Mariani D. O058 27Maričević M. P007 62Markert R. P268 103Markopoulou D. P033 66Markov M. P093, P143 75,83Marques J. P205 93Mars R.C. O248 59Marsden N. O088 35Martí Gelonch L. P344 115Martian B.V. O043, O255 24,60Martin I. O064 30Martinelli I. O236 58Martínez Bernal M.I. P173 88Martínez Casas I. O058, P110, P315 27,78,110Martínez-Jiménez M.A. P184 90Martínez-Leocadio M.Á. O228, P118 57,79Martinolli L. O199 51Martins A. P102, P258, P312 77,101,109Martins P.C. P101, P322 76,111Marttos Jr. A. O197 51Maruo A. P022 64Maruyama S. P091 75Marzano C. P365 118Marzi I. O091, O155, O156, P172, 36, 46, 46, P320, P339 88, 111, 114Mashiko K. O036, O121, P353 23,42,116Massalou D. P164, P306, P364 87,108,118Matei Razvan B. O043, O255 24,60Mateo Sainz S. P314, P325 110,111Mathieu L. P163 87Matos F. P205 93Matovu E. P253 101Matsuda H. O042 23Matsuda M. O253 60

Matsuda S. O235 58Matsumoto H. O036, O121, P137, 23, 42, 82, P219, P353 88, 95, 119Matsumoto T. P174 88Matsuoka T. O082, P016 34,63Matsushima A. O042 23Matsuura T. P089, P266 74,102Matteotti R. P120 80Matumiya Y. P130 81Mauerer A. O006 17Mauricio Alvarado C. P197 92Mavioglu I. P248 100Mccloughen A. O146 45Mcdaniel D. O160, P031, P126 47,66,80Mcdonnell D. P058 70Mcgrane S. P310 109Mckee J. P194 92Mcnicholas M. P253 101Mcphee D. O254 60Mcwhirter D. P253 101Medina J.C. P110 78Meeuwis M.A. O089 35Mega M. P363 117Mehic R. P362 117Mei S. O210, P246, P293 53,100,107Meier S.L. O156 46Meijer H.A.W. P042 68Mekkodathi A. O068, O070 32,32Mele T. O135 43Mellano D. O247 59Melling D.J. O003 17Melo A. P203, P294 93,107Membrilla Fernández E. O111, P168 39,87Mendes J. P294 107Merigo G. O015, P308 20,109Merioja I. P051 69Mesquita A. P101, P322 76,111Mesquita C.A.G.C. O060, P254, P321 27,101,111Mesquita H. P322 111Metsemakers W.-J. O017 20Metsvaht T. P051 69Meylaerts S.A.G. O097 37Micallef-Eynaud S. P267 103Michel P. P176 89

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Michla Y. P144 83Michopoulou A. P342 114Micic I. O041 23Micu N. P092 75Midões A. P098, P102, P122, 76, 77, 80, P258, P312 101, 109Migliori E. O008, P365, P367 19,118,118Mihaimeed F. O134 43Mihajlov S. O026 21Mihaljević S. P040, P104 67,77Milenkovic S.S. O041, P182 23,90Miller J. P123 80Milne L.W. O046 24Minehara H. P089, P266 74,102Mingoli A. O008, P365, P367 19,118,118Miot S. O064 30Mishin I. P372 119Misra N. O003, O056, O131, P020, 17, 26, 43, 64, P029, P046, P318 65, 68, 110Mitchell S. P225 96Mitkovic M.B. O041, P182 23,90Mitkovic M.M. O041, P182 23,90Mizobata Y. P157 86Mizrahi I. O093 36Mizuno S. P130 81Mizushima Y. P016 63Mizuta N. P130 81Modini C. O008, P367 19,118Moelmer M. P226 96Moerbeek P. O142 44Mogini V. O008, P365, P367 19,118,118Mogollón González M. P302, P304 108,108Mogutov M. P198 92Mohammed B.E. P117 79Mohr J. O010 19Mokkink W. P234 98Molimard B. O014 20Mollazahi M. O141 44Mollazehi M. O022, P136 21,82Molmer M. P221 96Monchal T. O065, O103, P218 30,38,95Monteiro J. P322 111Monteza Gallardo S.D.C. P242 99Montori G. O015, O016, P251 20,20,100

Moore E. O115 39Moore E.E. O035, O059, O114, O116, 23, 27, 39, 39, O136, O175 44, 48Moore G. O080 34Moore H. O115 39Moore H.B. O035, O114, O116, 23, 39, 39, O136, O175 44, 48Moorehead J. P020, P029 64,65Moramarco R. O108 38Moreau A.P. P153 85Moreira R. P297, P298, P321 107, 107, 111Moreno De La Santa P. O001 17Morimura N. O082 34Morris P. P126 80Morris R. P135 82Morton A. O115, O116, O175 39,39,48Morton A.P. O114, O136 39,44Mosheiff R. O061, O181, P034 30,49,66Mostafa Z. P284 105Motomura T. O036, O121, P219, P353 23, 42, 95, 116Mourato M.B. P324 111Mourelatos N. P033 66Mourey C. O094, P319 36,110Mudali I. O068, O070, O071, O141 32,32,32,44Mukans M. P338 114Mulder F. O046 24Müller L.P. O176, O178, O179, O182 49,49,49,49Müller M. O203 52Mun S. P200 93Mun Y.S. P252 100Munetomo K. P133 81Muñoz G. P146 84Münzberg M. O119, O120, O203 41,41,52Murata K. O082, O209 34,53Murison J. P139 82Murphy P. O135 43Murphy R.L. P241 99Murray A.C. O134 43Murray S. P253 101Mustafaj A. P132 81Mustaki L. P235 98Musters G.D. O069 32Na H.S. O063 30Nagea M. O133, P156, P165, P169, 43, 86, 87,

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P214 88, 94Nahla A.M. O139 44Nakada T.-A. P016 63Nakahara R. P060, P162 70,87Nakamori Y. O042 23Nakamoto N. O042 23Nakamura M. O174, P175, P224 48,89,96Nakano M. O174, P045, P175, P224 48,68,89,96Nakao S. P016 63Nakayama F. O121 42Namas R. O038, O129 23,42Nambiar R. P323 111Namias N. O080, P232 34,97Namiki J. P152 85Narvestad J.K. O092, P026 36,65Nassar E.H. P341 114Natarajan S.K. O252, P352 60,116Nau C. O155 46Nau T. P213 94Navarro A. O250 59Navsaria P. O157 46Neff F. O199 51Negoi I. P113, P236, P362 78,98,117Nelissen R.G.H.H. O083, O245 34,59Nelson M.F. O145 45Németh B. O083, O236 34,58Nemoto M. P008 62Neuhaus V. O184 49Neves N. P321 111Nevo M. O198 51Nicol A.J. O157 46Niikura T. P022, P140, P183, P186 64,83,90,91Nijhuis R. O144 45Nijhuis T. O019 20Nijs S. O017, P114 20,79Nini E. O011 19Ninković S. P220, P240 95,99Ninos A. P342 114Nishimoto T. O036, P219 23,95Nishimura A. P335 113Nishimura T. P335 113Nishiyama K. O235 58Nizard J. P003 61

No H. P121, P155 80,85Noda T. O225, P059, P060, P133, 57, 70, 70, P162 81, 87Noorbhai A. P012 62Nota S.P. O046 24Novaković Z. P220, P240 95,99Novikovs V. P354 116O’Connor N. P009 62Oakley H. O003 17Obradović M. P220, P240 95,99O‘Dowd G. P310 109Oe K. P022 64Oezkurtul O. O110 39Ogawa K. P133 81Ogawa S. P335 113Ogilvie R. O146 45Ögunç N. P053, P054 69,69Ogura H. O082 34Ogura T. O174, P045, P175, P224 48,68,89,96Oh Y. P154 85Öhlbauer M. O117 41Ohmori T. P174 88Ohmori Y. P237 98Ohnishi S. O121 42Ohno T. O235 58Ohtani H. P335 113Oikonomou M. P326, P342 112,114Okada K. O121 42Okada Y. P091 75Okamoto K. O235 58Okawa A. P154 85Okawara K. O253 60Okumachi E. P183 90Olaya C. O228, P066, P118 57,71,79Olden G.D.J.V. P056 70Oliveira B.A.S. P275 104Oliveira E. P297, P298, P321 107,107,111Oliveira J.L. P233 97Oliveira M. P322 111Olivero G. P062 71Ollat D. O065 30Olsha O. P270 103Oluić B. P368 118

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Omodei P. P293 107Ono H. P016 63Oomura T. O154 46Oostdijk W. O147 45Oosterhuis J. P105 77Oppel P. O002, O005, O006 17,17,17Oprea M.D. P127 81Oravcova L. P179 89Ortner T. O004 17Osei-Kuffour D. O087, P010 35,62Osgood G. O204, P225 52,96Osterhoff G. O184 49Otomo Y. O082, O169, O209, O220 34,48,53,56Ott T. P201 93Ouchi K. P091 75Ozaki T. O225, P059, P060, P133, 57, 70, 70, P162 81, 87Ozdemir B.A. P231 97Özdemir Z. P311 109Ozemir I.A. P345 115Ozereckovsky L.B. O024 21Özkan B. P109 78Ozpek A. P208, P231 94,97P D. P352 116Pachowsky M. O002 17Paiva F. P263 102Pakarinen H. P090 75Palamara F. O015, O132, P308 20,43,109Palivos L. P326, P342 112,114Pallada L. O214 55Pallister I. O088 35Pandraklakis A. P326 112Pañella Vilamú C. O111, P168 39,87Panholzer B. O170 48Panneman M.J.M. P061 70Pantelis A. P326, P342 112,114Panzano C. O008, P365 19,118Papagiannakos K.J. P124, P230 80,97Papaioannou G. P326 112Papale E. P367 118Papandreoy E. P032 66Pape H.C. O033, O063, O076, O125, 23, 30, 33, O128, O166, O186, O213, P076, 42, 42, 47, P078, P119, P171 50, 55, 73, 73, 79, 88

Pappa E. P032 66Páramo Díaz P. O228, P118, P146, P223 57,79,84,96Parchani A. O022, O070, O141, P111, 21, 32, 44, 78, P136, P284 82, 105Parikh P. P268 103Park C.M. P228 97Park K.B. P343 114Parry N. O135 43Pascal G. P337 113Paskar D. O135 43Pasnicu C. P278 104Passebois L. O011 19Passos P. P312 109Patchell D. P005 61Patel N. P153 85Patil S. O254 60Patka P. O023, O031, P025 21,22,65Patru C. O133, P156, P214 43,86,94Pauleau G. P002 61Paun S. P113, P236, P362 78,98,117Pavlou I. P032 66Pedük S. P301 108Peitzman A. O038, O129 23,42Pelletier E. P265 102Pepe G. O108 38Peralta R. O022, O068, O070, O141, 21, 32, 32, P111, P136, P284 44, 78, 82, 105Pereira B.M. O197 51Pereira J. O058, O060, P285, P296, 27, 27, 105, P307 107, 109Pereira J.C. P101, P322 76,111Pereira L. P098, P312 76,109Perez Díaz M.D. O171 48Perkins Z. O045 24Perminio D.J. P233 98Peters J. O126, P096 42,76Petrovic N. P267 103Pfeifer R. O033, O125, O128, O166, 22, 42, 42, 47, O186, O213, P076, P171 50, 55, 73, 88Philippe H.-J. P003 61Phillips A.M. P273 103Piastopulo K. P190 91Piazzalunga D. O016, P170, P207, 20, 88, 94, P251 100

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Pierrakakis S. P326, P342 112,114Pillay J. O189 50Pillay M. P147 84Pinheiro G. P101 76Pinheiro L.F. O058, O060, P263, 27, 27, 102, P285, P296, P305, P307 105, 107, 108, 109Pinto Correia J. P322 111Pirvu A. P239 98Pisano M. O015, O016, O132, P207, 20, 20, 43, P308 94, 109Pishnamaz M. O063, P119 30,79Pisoni M.R. P081 73Pitlović V. P007 62Piven I. P190 91Platel J.-P. P218 95Plaza De Los Reyes M. O241, P280 58,105Pocock J. P303 108Poelemeijer Y.Q.M. P077, P103 73,77Poenaru D.V. P127 81Pohle-Fröhlich R. O212 55Pohleman T. O033 22Poiasina E. O132, P170, P207, P251, 43, 88, 94, P251, P308 100, 100, 109Poletti E. O132, P308 43,109Polinder S. P061 70Polo M.D. O001 17Polydera V. P033 66Pons F. O103, O106, P002, P346 38, 38, 61, 115Pons Fraguero M.J. O111, P168 39,87Pontiki E. P330 112Poolman R. O023, P025 21,65Poos H.P.A.M. O194 50Popa B. O043 24Popa F. P278, P290, P295, P300, 104, 106, 107, P361 108, 117Popa I.M. P127 81Popescu G.I. O133, P156 43,86Popescu M. P127 81Popescu R. P092 75Popiel M. O043 24Popoviciu C. P165 87Poretti D. P246 100Porras M. P146 84Porter K. P048, P065 68,71

Pot J.J. P071 72Potamitis N. P124 80Pougouras I. P326 112Prada A. P118, P223 79,96Prada Cañizares A.C. O140, O228, 44, 57, 71, P066, P146 84Prat S. P243 99Predescu V. P036 67Prejbeanu R. P036 67Priftis A. P124 80Prins K. O113 39Pronchenko A.A. O024 21Protsenko V. P064 71Provaznikova Z. P179 89Prudhomme M. O011 19Prunet B. P218 95Puchwein P. O004, P213 17,94Puidupin M. O103 38Pullen H. P075 72Punt B.J. O242 58Pupelis G. P338, P354 114,116Puyana J.C. O057 27Quarles Van Ufford J. P072 72Quintanilha R. P294 107Quiodettis M. P242, P309 99,109Quraishi S. P260, P265 101,102Qureshi F.I. P244 99Racman M. P108 77Radu P.A. P278, P361 104,117Rahman K. O087 35Rahman S. O088 35Rahmeh H. P249 100Rainho R. P363 117Ramos M. P106 77Ramsingh V. O165, P075 47,72Rangan A. O234, P068 58,72Rank E.C. O124 42Rapoport A. O029, P217 21,95Raposo J.P. P082, P138 73,82Rapp P. O117 41Raschke M. O127, P176 42,89Rashaan Z. O118 41Rasheed A. P292 106Rashkov M. P143 83

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Rashkov M.I. P067, P083, P093 71,74,75Rasmussen L.S. O163 47Raz G. O151 46Rbia N. O019 20Rebelo A. P082 73Redéen S. P317 110Regnier P. P164, P306, P364 87,108,118Reijnders U. O081 34Reijnierse M. O050 25Reimers N. P023 64Reinders Folmer E. O143 44Reininga I. O149, O193, O194 45,50,50Reis J. P322 111Reite A. O208 53Reitsma M. P250 100Relja B. P172 88Rem K. P139 82Reska M. P333 113Resnick S. O173 48Rethnam U. P135 82Reva V.A. O024, O072, P100 21,32,76Rey Valcárcel C. O171, P334 48,114Reynders P. O017, P125 20,80Reynders-Fredrix C. P125 80Reynolds J. P221, P226, P238 96,96,98Rezaie W. P216 95Rhemrev S.J. O051, O097, O099, 26, 37, 37, P072, P142, P147 72, 83, 84Riansuwan K. O219 56Ribeiro C. P101, P322 76,111Ribeiro C.S. P297, P298, P321 107, 107, 111Ribeiro F. P297 107Richards R.G. O127 42Rietbergen D.D.D. P145 83Rigal S. P002, P163 61,87Ring D. O046, O052 24,26Ringburg A. O196 51Ritchie E. P167 87Rittweger J. O212 55Roach R. P116 79Rodrigues A.C. P122, P312 80,109Rodrigues C.J. P199, P255 92,101Rodrigues J. P286 106Rodríguez Gonzalez A. P344 115

Rodriguez V. P118, P223 79,96Roels N. O017 20Roerdink H. O244 59Rogers G. O231 57Roizblatt D. O241, P280 58,105Rojas I. P280 105Rojnoveanu G. P351, P358, P372 116, 117, 119Rollero L. P120 80Rollins K.E. O085, O250 35,59Romeo J. O196 51Romero M.A. P324 111Rooijakkers S. O189 50Rosendaal F.R. O236 58Roško D. P007 62Rosso R. P288, P289 106Rothem D. P282 105Roukema G.R. O205, O242, O249, 52, 58, 59, P025, P216 65, 95Roxana C. O043, O255 24,60Roy N. O138 44Ruchholtz S. O010, O166 19,47Rudnicka S. P338 114Ruesseler M. O091, P339 36,114Ruiz G. O080 34Russ B. P135 82Ryan D. O165, P075 47,72Ryan J.M. O105, O201 52,38Ryu J.-W. P159 86Ryu K.M. P159 86Sá M. P296, P305, P307 107,108, 109Saar S. P051 69Sabalic S. P128, P181 81,90Sabbagh Z. P123 80Sacherer M. P201 93Saeed N. O168 47Sagawa K. O253 60Sahebally S.M. O044 24Saito J. O224 57Saito N. O121, P219, P353 42,95,116Saitoh D. O082 34Sakai M. P209 94Sakai Y. P022 64Sakamoto T. O082, O121 34,42Sakamoto Y. P187, P193 91,92

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Sakhin V.T. P100 76Sakuma A. O224 57Sakurai A. P022 64Sala F. O162 47Salamon T. O073, P282 32,105Salazar Báez A.J. O111, P168 39,87Salla E. P033 66Salles E.I.D.S. P275 104Sallinen V. P262 102Salloum C. P337 113Saltzherr T.P. O190, O214, P042 50,55,68Salvatierra Arrieta L.D. P242, P309 99,109Sammut M. P267, P303, P318 103, 108, 110Samokhvalov I.M. O024, O072 21,32San Miguel Méndez C. P302, P304 108,108Sanchez Arteaga A. P334 113Sanchez Corral J. P315 110Sanchéz-Aguilar J.M. P184 90Sánchez-Morata E. P118 79Sancho Insenser J.J. O111, P168 39,87Sano H. O154 46Santos A. P322 111Santos L.P. P106 77Santos T. P297, P298, P321, P322 107, 107, 111, 111Sanz Sanchez M. P334 113Saracino A. O008, P365 118Sarafopoulos S. P230 97Sarang B. O138 44Sartelli M. O015 20Sasaki J. O082 34Sasaki Y. P091 75Sassen M. O010, O166 19,47Sato T. O062 30Sauaia A. O114, O115, O116 39,39,39Saukane E. P338 114Savas O.A. P161, P301, P328 86,108,112Sawano M. O253 60Saxe J.M. P028, P268 65,103Saxer F. O064 30Sayana M.K. O037, O160, O168, P031, 23, 47, 47, P126 66, 80Scantling D. P019 64Schaefer D.J. O064 30

Schaefer F. O187 50Schäfer N. O078 34Schall A. P177 89Schellenberger C. O203 52Schenk M. O078 34Schep N.W.L. O048, O067, O069, 25, 30, 32, 32, O074, O097, O113, O188 37, 39, 50Schepers T. O032, O067, O069, 22, 30, 32, 32, O074, O113, O188, P158 39, 50, 86Scherberich A. O064 30Schick S. P171 88Schimmer J. P355 116Schipper I.B. O050, O053, O083, 26, 26, 34, 37, O099, O118, O147, O161, O177, 41, 45, 47, 49, O192, O217, O236, O238, O245, 50, 55, 58, 58, P072, P142, P145, P147 59, 72, 83, 83, 84Schlienger G. P218 95Schmitz J.K. O076 33Schmitz-Rode T. O063 30Schneidmüller D. O229 57Schnüriger B. O150, O185, O199 45,50,51Schöller K. O010 19Schreiner S. O064 30Schulman C. O080, P232 34,97Schulz A.-P. O124, P023, P177 42,64,89Schulz-Drost S. O002, O005, O006 17,17,17Schwab C.W. O025 21Scita V. O162 47Scott S. O003, O003, P020, P029 17,17,64,65Sebald A. P038 67Seebach C. O155, O156 46,46Segal B. O198 51Seidel A. P189 91Seifert B. O184 49Sekine K. P152 85Seleznev A.B. O072 32Selimen D. P011, P215, P227 62,95,97Selles R.W. O019 20Selvan D. P253 101Semenisty A. P190 91Senda A. P276 104Senohradski K. P050 69Seo T. O121 42Sermon A. P027 65

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Serra M. P297, P298 107,107Serra M.L. P321 111Seynaeve G. O108 38Sgarzini G. O008, P367 19,118Shafiq B. O204, P225 52,96Shah K.Y. P069 72Shaikh A. P259 101Shaikh N. O068, O070, O071 32,32,32Shakun D. O026 21Shalthout H. O141 44Shapira-Rotman M. P270 103Shapovalov V. O026 21Sheehan E. P210, P222 94,96Shibanuma N. P022 64Shibata A. O121 42Shibusawa T. P152 85Shim H. P129 81Shimamura Y. O225, P059, P060, P162 57,70,70,87Shimokawa Y. P335 113Shimony Kanet S. P024 64Shinkwin M. P292 106Shiota N. O062, P070 30,72Shiraishi A. O082, O169, O220 34,48,56Shirasawa E. P266 102Shlykov I. P190 91Shoda E. P022, P091 64,57Shoji S. P089, P266, P274 74,102,104Shoko T. O220, P276 56,104Shroff J.B. P044 68Siboni S. O090, O150, O173, O185 36,45,48,50Sidhu M.S. O084 34Sierink J.C. O031 22Siersma V. O163 47Silliman C. O035, O114, O115, 23, 39, 39, O116, O175 39, 48Silva Ii A.C. O197 51Silva R. O058 27Silva Vaz P. P363 117Silvestri V. P365, P367 118,118Simão R. P263, P296 102,107Simko P. P179 89Simmen H.-P. O184, O187 49,50Simmons J. O087 35Simões A. P286 106

Simões A.S. P199, P255 92,101Simon S. O155 46Sir M. P247 100Sisik A. P160 86Siska P.A. P191 91Sisto R. O247 59Sitthiseripratip K. O219 56Sjoberg F. O018, O239, O240 20,58,58Sjödahl R. P317 110Slagter E. O237 58Smith B.P. O025 21Smith R. O137 44Snoj M. P017 63Soares R. P082 73Sokhranov M.V. O072 32Soliman S.M. P341 114Sommer C. P038, P039 67,67Sommer K. O183 49Sommerauer F. O004 17Sönmez E. P329 112Sooknandan K.P. P310 109Soons I. O193 50Søreide J.A. O092 36Søreide K. O092, O208, P026 36,53,65Sotade O. O086 35Sotnikov A.V. P100 76Soubassis K. P230 97Soueid A. P065 71Sousa A. P101, P322 76,111Sousa P. P101 76Soylu E. O134 43Soytas Y. O130, P109 43,78Spearritt A. O003 17Sperry J. O038, O129 23,42Spijkerman I.J.B. P158 86Spijkerman R. O009, O013 19,20Spiler M. P017 63Spohn G. O156 46Spreadborough S. P221, P226, P238 96,96,98Squillaro A. P005 61Srinivasan K. P141 83Stabina S. P338, P354 114,116Stahel P.F. O059 27

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Stancic-Rokotov D. P099 76Stavinskyy Y.O. O122 42Steinfeld T. O166 47Steinfeldt T. O010 19Steinmetz J. O163 47Stenroos A.J. P090 75Sterz J. O091, P339 36,114Stevens M. O149 45Stevenson R.A. O003 17Stirton J.B. P044 68Stoffel K. P038 67Stoia I. P036 67Stoica B. P113, P236, P362 78,98,117Stollenwerck G. O245 59Stomp W. O050 25Strackee S.D. O048 25Strambu V. P278, P290, P295, P300, 104, 106, 107, P361 108, 117Strang S.G. O054 26Strani M. P081 73Stratouli S. P033 66Streekstra G.J. O048 25Strömmer L. P112 78Studer P. O064 30Stupnik T. O007 17Stürmer E.K. O078 34Stylianaki A. P326, P342 112,114Suartz C.V. P275 104Subar D. P269 103Subashi K. P347, P348 115,115Sucoveschi D. P165 87Sueyoshi K. O235 58Suginaka K. O121 42Sugiu K. P060 70Sugrue M. O044, P310 24,109Sul Y.H. P252 100Sumi Y. O235 58Sunaga S. O154 46Suzuki K. P237 98Suzuki S. P152 85Sveklov D.A. O072 32Swafe L. P332 113Szelle B. O100 37Tabeb A. O071 32

Tackner E. O004, P213 17,94Taha I. P284 105Takahara S. P183 90Takamatsu J. P055 69Takaso M. P089, P266 74,102Takeda A. P008 62Takeda M. O082 34Takeda T. P237 98Talving P. P051 69Tan E. O028, O033, O034, O126, 21, 22, 23, 42, O202, O230 52, 57Tan H.B. O231 57Tan W.S. P316 110Tanaka H. O082, O235 34,58Tanase D. P169 88Tanase I. P113, P236, P362 78,98,117Tano A. P154 85Taré F.A. P324 111Tarkin I.S. P080, P191 73,91Taura N. P335 113Tavares L.M. P082, P138 73,82Taylor L. O009 19Teixeira J. P263, P296 102,107Tekesin K. P160, P208, P231 86,94,97Telickiy S.Y. O072 32Ten Brinke J. O021, O190, O214, P042 20,50,55,68Ten Duis H.J. O040 23Ten Duis K. O194 50Teo L.T. O252 60Ter Bogt N.C.W. O077 33Terada C. P133 81Termaat M.F. O053, O188, O238 26,50,58Terra M. P234 98Terroso L. P322 111Terstappen A.L.E. O218 56Tersteeg J. P151 85Tetik C. P149, P150 84,84Teuben M. O009, O013, O033, O186 19,20,22,50Teunis T. O046, O052 24,26Thakkar R.S. O204 52Thakkar S.C. O204 52Thakrar R. P069 72Theobald P. P074 72

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Thomeer B. P151 85Thony F. O094, P239 36,98Thornton E.R. O052 26Thorsen K. O092 36Timory A. O104 38Tintari S. P351, P358 116,117Tinti M.C. O210, P246, P293 53,100,107Todorov A. O064 30Tolman C. O051 26Tolstova A. P338 114Tomagra S. O153 46Tomaszewski P. O246 59Tomaszewski R. O159, O232, O233 46,57,58Tomazevic M. O158, P279 46,104Tombalak E. P345 115Tominaga S. O036, P219 23,95Toor A. P035 66Topliss C. P135 82Torba M. P097, P347, P348, P349, 76, 115, 115, P359 115, 117Toro-Ibarguen A. O140, O228, P066, 44, 57, 71, 79, P118, P146, P223 84, 96Torres Alcalá T. P302, P304 108,108Torres T.R. P233 97Tosatti T. P062 71Tran A. P364 118Trapp O. P021 64Trelles M.C. O104 38Trentzsch H. O203 52Treskes K. O031 22Trilling B. O094, O200, P052, P204, 36, 51, 69, P319 93, 110Tschukin A. O026 21Tsuji H. O224 57Tsumura T. O224 57Tsunoda M. P022 64Tsurukiri J. O154 46Tuinebreijer W. O023 21Turégano Fuentes F. O171, P334 48,113Turner K. O243 59Uchino M. P188 91Uchino T. O062, P070 30,72Uchinuma E. P008 62Üçüncü M.Z. O130, P109 43,78

Ueda Y. O224 57Uehara T. O225, P060, P162 57,70,87Uejima T. O082 34Ueno K. O154 46Ugarte Sierra S. P314, P325 110,111Ullrich D. P320 111Urena C. P288, P289 106,106V Rajamani V. P259 101Vacher C. O011 19Vahedi A.R. O234 58Valade G. P163 87Valadez-Castillo. F.J. P184 90Valente F. P205 93Valentinotti U.A. O162 47Valério F. P263 102Van Adrichem R.A. O083, O236 34,58Van Bakel D. O023 21Van De Meent H. O049, O144, 25, 45, 46, O151, O246 59Van Den Baar M. O027 21Van Den Bergh R. O104 38Van Den Boom A.L. P287 106Van Den Brand J.G.H. O218 56Van Der Brelie M. O170 48Van Der Heiden R. O074 32Van Der Hoven B. O054 26Van Der Laan L. O227 57Van Der Lee J.H. P287 106Van Der Meulen H.G.W.M. O053, 26,58 O238 Van Der Naalt J. O193 50Van Der Schaaf B.C. O242 58Van Der Sluis C.K. O040 23Van Der Steeg A.F.W. P355 116Van Der Vlies C.H. O019 20Van Der Vlies K. O249 59Van Der Zwaal P. O100 37Van Dijck J. O161 47Van Dongen R. O144 45Van Dongen T.T.C.F. O028, O202 21,52Van Doremalen R.F.M. O098 37Van Dulken E. P035 66Van Eck-Smit B.L.F. O188 50Van Embden D. O245 59

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Van Helden S.H. O098 37Van Helmond K. O027 21Van Hylckama Vlieg A. O236 58Van Koperen P.J. O067 30Van Leerdam R.H. O050 26Van Lieshout E.M.M. O023, O054, 21, 26, 51, O196, O242, P025, P061 58, 65, 70Van Oosten J.P. O083 34Van Veldhuizen J. P061 70Van Vliet J.L.P. O217 55Van Vliet K.E. O188 50Van Vugt A. O221 57Van Waes O.J.F. O054 26Van Wessem K. O164 47Vandewalle E. P013, P229 63,97Varatsos A. P330 112Varga E. O222, P195 57,92Varga I. P179 89Vargas F. O057 27Vasireddy A. O167, O172 47,48Vaskovic M. O029, P217 21,95Vázquez A. P321 111Vegt P.A. O152 46Velasco R. P272 103Velasquez M. O001 17Velmahos G. P260, P265 101,102Ventura J. P122, P258, P312 80,101,109Verbeek J. O221 57Verdonschot N. O246 59Verhage S.M. O039, O217, P072 23,55,72Verhofstad M.H.J. O054, O089, 26, 35, 56, O196, O242, P025, P061 58, 65, 70Vermesan D. P036 67Vetrhus M. O208 53Veverkova L. P333 113Vidali M. P326 112Vidović D. P007 62Vijapur A.D. O020 20Viora T. P062 71Visser T. P292 106Vitecoq E. O079 34Vloemans A.F. O118 41Vodovotz Y. O038, O129 23,42Voeten S. P063 71

Voeten S.C. P103 77Vogt N. O010 19Volk I. O061 30Von Rüden C. P021 64Vos C.G. O218 56Vos D.I. O227 57Vozian M. P372 119Vrbka J. P247 100Vrbovšek G. P040 67Vrisekoop N. O186 50Vroemen J. O227, O244 57,59Vugt R.V. P015 63Vulliamy P. O045, P331 24,112Wada D. O042 23Wageningen Van B. P096 76Wahlgren C.M. P112 78Wähnert D. O127 42Waki T. P183 90Walenkamp M.M.J. O048 25Wallner B. O117 41Walsum A.D.P.V. O244 59Walther S. O018, O239, O240 20,58,58Wang S.Y. O095, P134 36,82Wang Y. P257 101Wani Z. P141, P259, P371 83,101,119Wannberg M. P112 78Ward R. O056 26Waroquet P.A. P239, P319 98,110Warren B. O009 19Wąs M.T. P073 72Watanabe H. P016 63Watson N. O250 59Weatherburn R. O131 43Weaver A.E. O167, O172 47,48Weber C.D. O076, P076, P078 33,73,73Weber M. P189 91Weber R. P172, P339 88,114Weber T. O110 39Wegmann K. O176, O178, O179, 49,49,49,49 O182 Wehr L. O128 42Weil N.L. O053, O238 26,58Weil Y.A. O061, O181, P034 30,49,66Wenda K. O102 37

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Wendlandt R. P177 89Wendt K.W. O149, O193, O194 45,50,50Weuster M. O170 48Whelton C.R. P269 103Widmer D. O127 42Wielogorska N. P065 71Wijffels M.M.E. O050 25Wilde E. O124, P023, P177 42,64,89Wilkmann C. O063 30Wilkskamp L. O203 52William O. O104 38Williams E.A. P292 106Windolf M. O127 42Winkelhorst T. O244 59Wölfl C. O120, O203 41,52Woltz S. O099 37Wong M.D. O173 48Woodward A. P292 106Wu K.-C. P245 99Wulf H. O010 19Wuthisuthimethawee P. O096 36Xhaferi M. P132 81Yagata Y. P130 81Yagi M. O169, P276 48,104Yagi T. O121, P137, P219, P353 42, 82, 95, 116Yair S. O198 51Yamakawa Y. O225, P059, P060, 57, 70, 70, P162 87Yamamoto A. P237 98Yamamoto H. P157 86Yanar F. O251 60Yanar H. O130, P311, P329 43,109,112Yarrow J. O088 35Yasumatsu H. O121, P353 42,116Ye J.B. P252 100Yeh D.D. P260, P265 101,102Yewlett A. O165, P075 47,72Yıldız T. P215, P227 95,97Yılmaz S. O107 38Yokota H. O082, P137 34,82Yoshikawa S. O220 56

Yoshikawa Y. O042 23Yoshiyuki A. O169 48Younes J.G. P337 113Yu B.C. P369 118Yucel M. P208, P231 94,97Yüksel S. O130 43Yun J.S. P356 116Yuval J. O093 36Zaaqoq A. O038, O129 23,42Zago M.P. O058 27Zak J. P333 113Zakrison T. O080, P232 34,97Zamborsky R. P179 89Zambrano Olivo M.R. P197 92Zamfirescu D. P165, P169 87,88Zange J. O212 55Zarain Obrador L. O171, P334 48,113Zargaran E. O157 46Zarour A. O022, O070, O141, P111, 21, 32, 44, P136, P284 78, 82, 105Zastavnitsky G. P372 119Zderic I. O127 42Zebib L. O080, P232 34,97Zech G. P023 64Zeina A.R. P270 103Zelle B.A. P044 68Zenelaj A. P097, P347, P348, P349, 76, 115, 115, P359 115, 117Zheng X. P264, P291 102,106Zhu J. O173 48Ziegler B. O119 41Zielinski M.D. O044 24Zielinski S. O023, P025 21,65Žigman T. P041 67Žigman Ž. P279 104Ziyade S. P345 115Zoccola K. O247 59Zorrilla Sanchez De Neyra J. P146 84Zoutendijk D. P142, P145, P147 83,83,84Zubovic A. O160 47Zuidema W. P077 73

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Zuidema W.P. O081, P013, P057, 34, 63, 70, 71, P063, P103, P105, P115, 77, 77, 79, 94, P212, P229, P355 97, 116Zuurmond R. O248 59Zwolak P. O184 49

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