COE IN THE OUTBACK8–10 June 2016Uluru, Northern Territory coe.aoa.org.au

Directly following the COE

traumasociety.aoa.org.au 10–11 June 2016Uluru, Northern Territory

AOTS ASM

Provisional Program

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WELCOME FROM THE COE CHAIRMAN

INTERNATIONAL GUEST SPEAKER

Dear Colleagues

I would encourage you to start making your plans to attend this year’s major AOA COE meeting being held on the 8–10 June 2016 at the new convention space at Ayers Rock Resort.

The theme is ‘Trauma in the Outback’ and we have configured a programme covering all aspects of orthopaedic trauma care, focusing on fractures we see every day in our practice. Our invited overseas speaker is Rick Buckley from Canada who will be sharing his wealth of experience in orthopaedic trauma care.

For the first time the Australasian Orthopaedic Trauma Society (AOTS) will hold their Annual Scientific Meeting at the same location commencing in the afternoon on Friday 10 June and concluding in the afternoon on the 11 June 2016. The AOTS Annual Scientific Meeting that will immediately follow the COE meeting which will cover orthopaedic related free papers, research, fellowships and workshops.

We are excited to try this new location in Uluru in an attempt to bring education to our rural and remote surgeons. Being in the centre of our great country, we would like to see attendees from the both sides of our country on the east and west coast.

I look forward to seeing you in Uluru.

Kind regards,

Andrew Oppy COE Chairman

Richard Buckley is the Professor of Orthopedic Trauma Surgery at the University of Calgary in Alberta, Canada.

Richard is an active traumatologist who has presented over 600 guest lectures and written over 80 peer review publications. He has also been an editor for AO Principles of Fracture Management, Hoppenfeld Orthopedic Approach, and Hoppenfeld Foot and Ankle Approach.

Richard is the former program director for the University of Calgary and has supervised 48 trauma fellows through Calgary. He has also taught at over 90 AO courses and been a course organiser for 50 international AO courses.

PROFeSSOR RichARd Buckley

REGISTRATION NOW OPEN Please register for the meeting on the conference website: coe.aoa.org.au

COE PROVISIONAL PROGRAM

1.30pm–2.30pm COE OPEN

Lunch and registration

2.30pm–4.30pm Upper Limb – Shoulder and Elbow Chairman: Richard Buckley EBM clavicle fractures – where are we at? richard Buckley

Decision making ac joint injuries Martin richardson

EBM Making sense of the ProFher (uK) study Michael Wren

Update humeral shaft fractures – samiento, plate or nail? elton edwards

How I do it the coronoid fracture simon Matthews

Decision making olecranon fractures – Plate or tBW? roger Bingham

Case discussion cases Panel

4.30pm–5.00pm aFternoon tea

5.00pm–7.00pm Upper Limb – Forearm, Hand and Wrist Chairman: Roger Bingham How I do it the druJ – the bain of my life Martin richardson

Update the not so simple distal radius fractures richard Buckley

Decision making Forearm fractures – Monteggia and galeazzi Zsolt Balogh

Update radial head fractures roger Bingham

Tips and tricks Scaphoidfracturefixation SimonMatthews

EBM Making sense of the draFt (uK) study ian harris

Case discussion cases Panel

7.30pm WeLcoMe dinner

WedNeSdAy 8 JuNe

ThuRSdAy 9 JuNe7.30am BreaKFast in exhiBition

8.00am–9.30am Spine and Paediatric Chairman: Ian Harris Update cervical spine injuries John cunningham

Decision making Thoracolumbarspinefractures–fixorbrace? AndreasLoefler

Update growth plate injuries nicole Williams

Update Paediatric pelvic trauma nicola Ward

EBM epidemiology and management of paedicatric trauma in sa nicole Williams

Case discussion case discussions Panel

9.30am–10.00am Morning tea

10.00am–12.00pm Polytrauma and Geriatric Chairman: Zsolt Balogh Debate damage control orthopaedic is superior david dewar

Debate early total care is superior Zsolt Balogh

debate discussion

Update DVTprophylaxisintrauma AndrewOppy

Decision making Lockingplates–whichholestofill? RogerBingham

How we do it ten years of a hip fracture service – processes, treatment strategies, outcomes and failures cameron cooke

Update orthogeriatric models of care Mellick chehade

Update Periprosthetic hip fractures david dewar

Case discussion cases Panel

12.00pm–12.45pm Lunch

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WELCOME FROM THE AOTS PRESIDENTDear Colleagues and Friends,

It is my pleasure to invite you all to the Red Centre for the Australasian Orthopaedic Trauma Society’s second annual scientific meeting. Our Society meeting this year directly follows the AOA Trauma cOe, which program is overseen by the AOTS and organised by our treasurer Andrew Oppy. During the June long weekend you can get your comprehensive trauma update whether you are a specialist trauma surgeon, a general orthopaedic surgeon taking on trauma on calls, a subspecialty orthopaedic surgeon managing some trauma in your area or a trainee. Professor Rick Buckley from Calgary is known to many of us, I am keen to see the interaction with him related to the clinical, research and educational collaboration among the Canadian Trauma centres, which has major relevance to us in Australia. The AOTS program

organised by Marinis Pirpiris is a great addition to the instructional nature of the COE, it supposed to address many interdisciplinary logistics of trauma care, the potential re-definition of the orthopaedic trauma surgeon in the context of changing environment in our trauma systems. We hope that most academically active orthopaedic surgeons and trainees submit their abstracts for our free-paper sessions, which will cover both basic and clinical sciences. See you all and your families and friends in June at uluru!

Best regards,

Zsolt Balogh AOTS President

COE PROVISIONAL PROGRAM

12.45pm–2.45pm Lower Limb – Hip and Pelvis Chairman: Elton Edwards Debate PelvicLC1fracturesneedsfixing MatthiasRuss

Debate Pelvic Lc1 fractures should be left to heal without surgery cameron cooke

debate discussion

EBM thr in acetabular fracture surgery Mark rickman

Tips and tricks Mis in pelvic surgery Matthias russ

Update the young displaced noF richard Buckley

Decision making oriF vs arthroplasty in fractured noF roger Bingham

How I do it FailedNOFfixation CameronCooke

Case discussion cases Panel

2.45pm–3.15pm aFternoon tea

3.15pm–4.45pm Infection, Non-union and Pathological Fractures Chairman: David Dewar Update Management of bone defects Michael Wren

Decision making FixandflaporfixandVAC? AndrewOppy

Tips and tricks Bisphosphonate femoral fractures elton edwards

How I do it? infected nonunions david dewar

Update Metastatic fracture management roger Bingham

Case discussion cases Panel

5.10pm coe dinner transFer

ThuRSdAy 9 JuNe CONTINUED

FRidAy 10 JuNe

8.00am–8.30am BreaKFast in exhiBition

8.30am–10.30am Lower Limb – Femur, Tibia and Knee Chairman: Cameron Cooke

Tips and tricks Nailingcomplexproximalfemoralfractures ZsoltBalogh

Tips and tricks distal femur locking plates cameron cooke

How I do it Semi-extendedtibialnail SimonMatthews

Tips and tricks NailingComplextibialfractures StephenDoig

Decision making tibial plateau – alignment is the key ian harris

Decision making acL, PcL, LcL, PLc – what to do? chris Kondogiannis

Case discussion cases Panel

10.30am–11.00am Morning tea

11.00am–12.45pm Lower Limb – Foot and Ankle Chairman: Andrew Oppy

Decision making Calcaneum–directsubtalarvsextendedlateralapproach RichardBuckley

Update Lis Franc injuries simon Matthews

Decision making the simple ankle fracture elton edwards

How I do it? Posterior malleolous fractures – my approach andrew oppy

Update the ‘not so common’ talus fractures cameron cooke

Case discussion cases Panel

CLOSE COE mEETING12.45pm–1.30pm Lunch

AOTS PROVISIONAL PROGRAM

1.30pm AOTS OPEN

1.30pm–3.30pm AOTS Session 1

1.00pm–1.45pm Collaborationbetweentraumacentres–theCanadianexperience in teaching, research and clinical care richard Buckley

1.45pm–2.00pm research collaboration between our trauma centres – how are we going? ian harris

2.00pm–2.15pm trama referral guidelines – are they effective? Martin richardson

2.15pm–2.30pm Theinclusionoforthopaedictraumaverificationguidelines in the accreditation of trauma centres Zsolt Balogh

2.30pm–2.45pm iss and trauma scoring basics for orthopaedics trauma surgeons roger Bingham

2.45pm–3.00pm sirs – is there really a second hit phenomenon? Zsolt Balogh

3.00pm–3.15pm trauma guidelines in haemodynamic instability in pelvic ring fractures elton edwards

3.15pm–3.30pm Major trauma audit and trauma mortality review panel – is this the gold standard? andrew oppy

FRidAy 10 JuNe

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registration

Please register online at coe.aoa.org.au

coe registration, 8–10 June 2016

aoa Member $815

aoa associate Member (trainee) $400

unaccredited trainee/allied health $400

non aoa Member $1450

invited speaker complimentary

industry $580

Registrationincludesattendanceatallscientificsessions

(including gst).

aots registration, 10–11 June 2016

aots Member/aoa Member $200

aoa associate Member (trainee) $100

non-Member $450

unaccredited trainee/allied health $100

industry $350

Registrationincludesattendanceatallscientificsessions

(including gst).

Partners’ registration

$300 – includes Wednesday dinner and thursday dinner

Venue

ayers rock resort – tjungu Ballroom

www.ulurumeetingplace.com.au

accoMModation

a block booking at a special rate has been made

at ayers rock resort.

sails in the desert

superior room – $222 per night

TheaccommodationisincloseproximitytoUluru

Meeting Place.

Please book your accommodation through the conference

website (coe.aoa.org.au) when you register for the meeting.

conFerence WeLcoMe dinner

date: Wednesday 8 June 2016

cost: $100 per person

conFerence gaLa dinner

date: thursday 9 June 2016

Venue: sounds of silence

cost: $150 per person

all prices are quoted in australian dollars and include gst.

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SPONSORS

REGISTRATION AND GENERAL INFORMATION

3.30pm–4.00pm aFternoon tea

4.00pm–6.00pm AOTS Session 2

4.00pm–4.15pm Theprocessofdefining/revisingtraumapracticeguidelines AndrewOppy

4.15pm–4.00pm trauma guidelines in compartment syndrome roger Bingham

4.30pm–4.45pm Bindersvsexternalfixationinpelvicringfractures–whichisbetter? IanHarris

4.45pm–5.00pm trauma guidelines in open fractures richard Buckley

5.00pm–5.15pm MangledextremityguidelinesacrossAustralia – how much data is this based on? andrew oppy

5.15pm–5.30pm Mangledextermityguidelines–dotheywork? RichardBuckley

5.30pm–5.45pm Multitrauma and orthopaedics – should all polyltrauma patients with musculoskeletal injuries be admitted under orthopaedics Zsolt Balogh

5.45pm–6.00pm Multitrauma coding and the MBs stephen doig

9.00am–11.00am Free Paper Session

11.00am–11.30am Morning tea

11.30am–1.00pm Free Paper Session

1.00pm–2.00pm Lunch

2.00pm–4.00pm Free Paper Session

4.00pm AOTS CLOSE

FRidAy 10 JuNe CONTINUED

SATuRdAy 11 JuNe

AOTS PROVISIONAL PROGRAM

REGISTRATION NOW OPEN Please register for the meeting on the conference website:

coe.aoa.org.au

Australian Orthopaedic Association Limited level 12, 45 clarence Street Sydney NSW 2000

ORGANiSiNG cOMMiTTeeAndrew Oppy – COE Committee ChairmanZsolt Balogh – AOTS PresidentAdrian Cosenza – AOA chief executive Officer

CONFERENCE MANAGERAlison Fallon M 0403 652 145 E alison.fallon@aoa.org.au

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