www.nice-shoulder-course.comNICE / FRANCE / HOTEL PALAIS DE LA MEDITERRANEE

FINAL PROGRAM

Current ConceptsMAY 31 - JUNE 1 & 2, 2018ARTHROSCOPY, ARTHROPLASTY & FRACTURES

AN INTENSIVE 3-DAY COURSE WITH SURGICAL SKILLS LABS

AND LIVE SURGERY

Course Chairman: PASCAL BOILEAU, MD

SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE : G. WALCH, MD, P. BOILEAU, MD, D. MOLÉ, MD, L. LAFOSSE, MD,

L. FAVARD, MD, C. LÉVIGNE, MD, F. SIRVEAUX, MD, JF. KEMPF, MD, Ph. CLAVERT, MD, Ph. COLLIN, MD, L. NEYTON,MD,

N. BONNEVIALLE, MD, JF. GONZALEZ, MD, C. TROJANI, MD, PhD

JUNE2

SPECIALEVENT

COURSE VENUE Set in the heart of the city of Nice, France, the Hotel Hyatt Regency Nice Palais de la Méditerranée is located on the famous «Promenade des Anglais». 13 Promenade des Anglais - Nice, France, 06000 Tél.: + 33 (0) 4 93 27 12 34 Fax: + 33 (0) 4 93 27 13 34 E-mail: nice.regency@hyatt.com http://nice.regency.hyatt.fr/fr/hotel/home.html

WELCOME!

FACULTYOlivier ANDREANI, MDGeorge S. ATHWAL, MD, FRCSCMichel AZAR, MDGuillaume BACLE, MDToby BARING, MD, FRCSHugo BARRET, MDJohannes BARTH, MDJulien BERHOUET MD, PhDPascal BOILEAU, MDNicolas BONNEVIALLE, MD, PhDMartin BOULIANE, MD FRCSCEmilio CALVO, MD, PhDAlessandro CASTAGNA, MDMaxime CAVALIER, MDPeter N. CHALMERS, MDMikael CHELLI, MDChristopher CHUINARD, MDPhilippe CLAVERT, MD, PhDGilles CLOWEZ, MDCaroline COINTAT, MDPhilippe COLLIN, MDPhilippe COLLOTTE, MDJoe DE BEER, MDLauryl DECROOCQ, MDJoshua DINES, MDDavid M. DINES, MDT. Bradley EDWARDS, MDBassem T. ELHASSAN, MDHicham ELHOR, MDLuc FAVARD, MD, PhDMark FRANKLE, MDLars Henrik FRICH, MD, PhDDavid GALLINET, MDOlivier GASTAUD, MDMarc-Olivier GAUCI, MDChristian GERBER, MDJean-François GONZALEZ, MDEiko HASHIMOTO, MD, PhDArmodios HATZIDAKIS, MDJoe P. IANNOTTI, MD, PhDAdrien JACQUOT, MDChunyan JIANG, MD, PhD

Jean KANY, MD Jean-François KEMPF, MDBen KIBLER, MDYang-Soo KIM, MD, PhDKevin KRUSE, MDAlexandre LÄDERMANN, MDThibault LAFOSSE, MDLaurent LAFOSSE, MDTristan LANGLAIS, MDVincent LAVOUE, MDChristophe LEVIGNE, MDWilliam N. LEVINE, MDOfer LEVY, MD, FRCSKeisuke MATSUKI, MD, PhDGrégoire MICICOI, MDTeruhisa MIHATA, MD, PhDTomoyuki MOCHIZUKI, MD, PhDDaniel MOLE, MDPhilipp MORODER, MDLionel NEYTON, MDNathalie PIREAU, MDPeter POON, MD, FRACSGiuseppe PORCELLINI, MDJean-Luc RAYNIER, MDDavid SALIKEN, MDJoaquin SANCHEZ-SOTELO, MD, PhDCecilie Piene SCHRODER, MDMarkus SHEIBEL, MDFrançois SIRVEAUX, MDJohn SPERLING, MDHiroyuki SUGAYA, MDChristophe SZYMANSKI, MDPhilippe TEISSIER, MDHervé THOMAZEAU, MDThomas W. THROCKMORTON, MDPhilippe VALENTI, MDOlivier VAN DER MEIJDEN, MD, PhDGilles WALCH, MDBirgit WERNER, MDJean-David WERTHEL, MDAdam S. WILSON, MDMatthias ZUMSTEIN, MD

glenohumeral osteoarthritis is challenging. In case of failure of conservative therapy, surgical treat-ment must be considered. The concerns about shoulder arthroplasty in the young population are mainly due to the higher demands on the operated shoulder, the higher expectations regarding the surgical result, and the longevity of the prosthetic shoulder due to increased life expectancy. We will report the results of a multicenter study including more than 1500 young patients operated on with a shoulder arthroplasty for glenohumeral arthritis; all patients have been reviewed and radiographied with 2 to 20 years follow up. We also have invited colleagues and friends from different continents to report their surgical experience in this difficult field. We hope that the material presented here will help surgeons to better understand and resolve the difficult problem of glenohumeral arthritis in younger patients.

Pascal Boileau, MD, PhDCourse Chairman

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Dear Colleagues and Friends,It is our privilege to welcome you to Nice and to the Nice Shoulder Course 2018. The success of the previous Nice Shoulder Courses prompts us to continue with this ninth edition. Our goal is to present the current concepts in shoulder pathology from a basic science, clinical and practical approach.This year we will have a full day dedicated to: “Shoulder Arthroplasty in the Young Ar-thritic Shoulder”. Finding the right treatment for a young patient (< 60 years) presenting

FACULTY

OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSEBy the end of the course, surgeons will be able to:

• Understand the various techniques for rotator cuff repair, including double/single row, transosseous anchorless repair, partial repairs, and use of growth factors and graft aug-mentation.• Address the options for the treatment of massive rotator cuff tears including tendon transfers, with or without reverse shoulder arthroplasty.• Develop strategies for the treatment of shoulder instability including: labral repairs, tendon transfers for humeral bone loss, bone graft procedures, and coracoid transfer (Latarjet- procedure) for glenoid bone loss.• Understand physio-pathology and various approaches for the treatment of Proximal Humerus Fractures including: conservative treatment, ORIF, hemiarthroplasty and reverse shoulder arthroplasty with reconstruction of the tuberosities.• Understand shoulder injuries including acromio-clavicular dislocations.• Understand and apply current concepts for shoulder arthroplasty.• Understand the postoperative complications and outcomes following anatomic and reverse shoulder arthroplasty.• Understand and develop strategies for revising loose or failed shoulder arthroplasties.• Apply innovative methods of assessment and management of various shoulder disor-ders.

COURSE DESCRIPTIONThis three-day shoulder course covers arthroscopic and arthroplasty surgery and treat-ment of fractures. The program includes lectures by leading shoulder surgeons, knot-tying workshops, ultra-sound workshops, case presentations, interactive discussions with expert opinions and audience voting, live surgery sessions, and workshops with cadavers or plas-tic models. A whole day will be dedicated to reverse shoulder arthroplasty. Participation at the course will give 18 points of CME credit.

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS The faculty members will guide participants through the techniques of arthroscopic shoul-der procedures, shoulder replacement procedures and the treatment of fractures.

Workshops on Shoulder Models & Saw-bones Shoulder Arthroscopy & Arthroplasty : Thursday & Friday afternoon. Different surgical tech-niques and instruments will be shown by experts. Arthroscopic and surgical equipment from manufacturers will be available.

Knot-Tying Workshop: Surgeons will learn how to perform arthroscopic sliding and loc-king knots, including the «Nice Knot».

Fracture Workshops: 1/ Surgeons will learn how to perform osteosutures with the «Nice Knot» around a hemi, a reverse arthroplasty or a nail.2/ Surgeons will learn how to perform intramedullary nailing of proximal humerus fractures

Ultrasound Workshop: Surgeons will learn a step-by-step approach to perform ultrasound examination of the shoulder.

Preoperative Planning Software Workshop: Surgeons will learn how to perform preopera-tive planning in just a few minutes due to the simple and intuitive interface, developed in close collaboration with top surgeons in the field.

LIVE SURGERYFour Live Surgery procedures (arthroscopy & arthroplasty) will be performed Thursday and Friday afternoon and transmitted to the Hotel Palais de la Méditerranée.

OPTIONAL ANATOMICAL WSAnatomical Lab / Medical University of NiceShoulder Arthroscopy : Thursday afternoon Shoulder Arthroplasty : Friday afternoonThe cadaver workshops are limited in availability and paid separately. There will be two or three participants for each shoulder.

glenohumeral osteoarthritis is challenging. In case of failure of conservative therapy, surgical treat-ment must be considered. The concerns about shoulder arthroplasty in the young population are mainly due to the higher demands on the operated shoulder, the higher expectations regarding the surgical result, and the longevity of the prosthetic shoulder due to increased life expectancy. We will report the results of a multicenter study including more than 1500 young patients operated on with a shoulder arthroplasty for glenohumeral arthritis; all patients have been reviewed and radiographied with 2 to 20 years follow up. We also have invited colleagues and friends from different continents to report their surgical experience in this difficult field. We hope that the material presented here will help surgeons to better understand and resolve the difficult problem of glenohumeral arthritis in younger patients.

Pascal Boileau, MD, PhDCourse Chairman

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Dear Colleagues and Friends,It is our privilege to welcome you to Nice and to the Nice Shoulder Course 2018. The success of the previous Nice Shoulder Courses prompts us to continue with this ninth edition. Our goal is to present the current concepts in shoulder pathology from a basic science, clinical and practical approach.This year we will have a full day dedicated to: “Shoulder Arthroplasty in the Young Ar-thritic Shoulder”. Finding the right treatment for a young patient (< 60 years) presenting

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INTERNATIONAL CME CREDITS

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THURSDAY, MAY 31, 2018 - Morning

I- ANT INSTABILITY - ARTHROSCOPIC BANKART REPAIR & PATIENT SELECTION Moderator: P. Boileau, MD

07:10 Is Arthroscopic Bankart Still Valid? Patient Selection & Long-term Results Hervé Thomazeau, MD07:17 Arthroscopic Soft Tissue Shoulder Stabilization in Elite Judo Athletes: How Do They Perform? H. Sugaya, MD07:24 At Long-Term, Open Latarjet Beats Bankart Procedure for Anterior Shoulder Instability! C. Gerber, MD07:31 Ask the Experts : Interactive Case Presentations / Discussion + Audience VOTE (10’) II- AVOIDING COMPLICATIONS WITH THE LATARJET PROCEDURE Moderators: Bill Levine, MD & G. Walch, MD

07:41 The Open Latarjet Procedure: Tips & Tricks - Relive Video Gilles Walch, MD07:48 Immediate & Early Complications of the Open Latarjet Procedure: The American Experience B.Edwards, MD07:55 Short-term Complications of the Arthroscopic Latarjet Procedure: The Canadian Experience G. Athwal, MD08:02 Arthroscopic Guided Latarjet Procedure Dave Saliken, MD & Pascal Boileau, MD08:09 Ask the Experts : Interactive Case Presentations / Discussion + Audience VOTE (10’) III- LATARJET PROCEDURE WITH SCREW FIXATION Moderators: C. Gerber, MD & H. Sugaya, MD

08:19 Arthroscopic Latarjet: Results of the SFA Multicenter Study Laurent Lafosse, MD08:26 Coracoid Graft Positioning in Open and Arthroscopic Latarjet Procedures: A 2D-CT Analysis J. Barth, MD08:33 Arthroscopic Latarjet Procedure With Ant Capsular Reconstruction: The Chineese Experience C.Jiang, MD08:40 Glenohumeral Osteoartritis after Latarjet Procedure: Myth or Reality? Gilles Walch, MD08:47 Ask the Experts : Interactive Case Presentations / Discussion + Audience VOTE (10’)

08:57 Coffee Break - Refreshments / Exhibits (30’) IV- ARTHROSCOPIC LATARJET WITH SUTURE-BUTTON FIXATION Moderators: A. Castagna, MD & G. Athwal, MD

09:27 Arthroscopic Latarjet with Double-Button Fixation: Blood, Sweat &Tears!... N. Bonnevialle, MD & CE Thélu, MD09:34 Arthroscopic Latarjet using Quadruple-Button Fixation : Technique, Results & Complications P. Valenti, MD09:41 Two Versus Four Buttons for Coracoid Fixation in Arthroscopic Latarjet: Does it Matter?... Hugo Barret, MD09:48 Ask the Experts : Interactive Case Presentations / Discussion + Audience VOTE (10’) V- FAILED ANTERIOR INSTABILITY PROCEDURES Moderators: Christian Gerber, MD & Philippe Valenti, MD

09:58 Revision of Failed Arthroscopic Bankart Repair: Latarjet or Soft Tissue Procedures? Emilio Calvo, MD, PhD10:05 The Latarjet Procedure for the Management of Failed Arthroscopic Bankart Gilles Clowez, MD10:12 The Role of Soft Tissue Reconstruction for Failed Bristow-Latarjet Procedure Vincent Lavoué, MD10:19 Arthroscopic Eden-Hybbinnette for Failed Bristow-Latarjet: Technnique & Results Pascal Boileau, MD 10:26 Ask the Experts : Interactive Case PreSENTATIONS / DISCUSSION + AUDIENCE VOTE (10’) VI- ANT GLENOID DEFICIENCY / CUFF DEFICIENCY / HYPERLAXITY Moderators: E. Calvo, MD & L. Lafosse, MD

10:36 Arthroscopic Iliac Crest Bone Graft for Anterior Glenoid Reconstruction Markus Scheibel, MD10:43 Arthroscopic Trillat Using Suture-Button Fixation P Boileau, MD & Gilles Clowez, MD10:50 Ask the Experts : Interactive Case Presentations / Discussion + Audience VOTE (10’) VII- POSTERIOR INSTABILITY Moderators: M. Scheibel, MD & G. Walch, MD

11:00 Recurrent Posterior Instability from Childhood to Adult: Tristan Langlais, MD & P. Boileau, MD11:07 The Shoulder Pacemaker Concept for Atraumatic Posterior Instability Phillipp Moroder, MD11:14 Static Humeral Posterior Subluxation : Not for the Arthroscopist! Laurent Lafosse, MD11:21 Ask the Experts : Interactive Case Presentations / Discussion + Audience VOTE (9’) VIII- AC-JOINT DISLOCATION Moderators: P. Boileau, MD & M. Zumstein, MD

11:30 Arthroscopic AC-Joint Reconstruction for Acute Dislocations: A Ten Years Experience Markus Scheibel, MD11:37 Treatment of Symptomatic Chronic AC-Joint Instability: Why, When, and How to Do it?  Ben Kibler, MD11:44 All-Arthroscopic Modified Weaver-Dunn Procedure for Failed Previous O. Gastaud, MD & P. Boileau MD AC-Joint Stabilization 11:51 Ask the Experts : Interactive Case Presentations / Discussion + Audience VOTE (9’)

12:00 Luncheon (60’) & Coffee / Visit Exhibits (15’)

LECTURES & CASE PRESENTATIONS

06:30 Registration Coffee - Exhibits 07:00 Welcome - Opening Pascal Boileau, MD

ANTERIOR INSTABILITY / AC-JOINTPOSTERIOR INSTABILITY / FRACTURES

THURSDAY, MAY 31, 2018 - Afternoon

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LIVE SURGERY Directors: JF Gonzalez, MD, PhD, M. Azar, MD, J. Thomas, MD

Anesthesiologist: L. Tran, MD

LIVE SURGERY (SESSION #1) - ARTHROPLASTY Moderators : Mark Frankle, MD, Joaquin Sanchez-Sotelo, MD, PhD & Gilles Walch, MD • DeltaXtend Reverse Shoulder, Including Trumatch Patient Specific Instrument (PSI) Surgeon : Laurent Lafosse, MD with Pascal Boileau, MD

LIVE SURGERY (SESSION #2) - ARTHROSCOPY Moderators : George S. Athwal, MD, Bill Levine, MD & Gilles Walch, MD • Arthroscopic Latarjet with Suture-Button Fixation Surgeon: Pascal Boileau, MD

16:00 Coffee Break - Visit Exhibits (30’)

IX- WHAT’S NEW IN SHOULDER? Moderators: B. Edwards, MD & G. Walch, MD

13:15 All-Endoscopic Brachial Plexus Neurolysis: My Experience & Results Thibault Lafosse, MD13:22 Biomechanics of the Overhead Throwing Motion Ben Kibler, MD13:29 Scapular Muscle Injury Ben Kibler, MD13:36 Iterative Metal Artifact Reduction (IMAR): A New CT-scan Joe P. Iannotti, MD, PhD13:43 Computer-Assisted Preoperative Planning for Shoulder Arthroplasty Joe P. Iannotti, MD, PhD13:50 Ask the Experts : Interactive Case Presentations / Discussion + Audience VOTE (10’)

THURSDAY, MAY 31, 2018 - Afternoon

16:30 AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS SESSIONS

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15:0016:00

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ARTHROSCOPIC KNOT-TYING WORKSHOP - TIPS & TRICKS

Conference Room

Instructors: JF Kempf, MD, PhD, H. Barret, MD, T. Langlais, MD, N. Pireau, MD, A. Wilson, MD

OSTEOSUTURES AROUND HA/RSA FOR FRACTURES, «NICE KNOT»

Room : Méditerranée 1

Instructors: T. Baring, MD, M. Bouliane, MD, M. Chelli, MD, C. Chuinard, MD, D. Gallinet, MD, O. Van Der Meijden, MD, PhD

IM NAILING FOR 2, 3 & 4-PART PROXIMAL HUMERUS FRACTURES

Room : Méditerranée 3

Instructors: A. Hatzidakis, MD, C. Bessière, MD, G. Clowez, MD, T. D’Ollonne, MD

3 OPTIONAL ANATOMICAL WORKSHOP

ARTHROSCOPYONLY FOR PARTICIPANTS ALREADY REGISTERED

FOR THIS OPTION ON THE WEBSITE

PLASTIC MODEL WORKSHOPSDirectors: Mikael Chelli, MD & Marc-Olivier Gauci, MD

THURSDAY, MAY 31, 2018 - AFTERNOON

Do It Yourself!

PREOPERATIVE PLANNING SOFTWARE SESSION

VIRTUAL SHOULDER ARTHROPLASTY IMPLANTATION WITHBLUEPRINT TM - G. Walch, MD

Room : Méditerranée 2

Instructors: G. Walch MD, G. Athwal, MD, MO. Gauci, MD

ULTRASOUND WORKSHOP FOR SURGEONS16:3018:15

ULTRASOUND EVALUATION OF THE ROTATOR CUFF : LET THE SHOULDER SURGEON DO IT!

HOTEL LE MERIDIEN -1, promenade des AnglaisRoom : Biot «How to perform sonography» K. Kruse, MD «How Do I Perform Us guided injections from A to Z” J. De Beer, MDInstructors: J. De Beer, MD, K. Kruse, MD, O. Andréani, MD, I. Elhor, MD, A. Caudal, MD

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16:3018:15

16:3018:15

Directors: N. Bronsard, MD, PhD, P. Clavert, MD, PhD, C. Trojani, MD, PhDBus to the Medical University:32 avenue de Valombrose, Nice - Anatomical Lab 6th floorGROUP A 13:30 => Bus Depature GROUP B 16:00 => Bus Depature

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ARTHROSCOPIC KNOT-TYING WORKSHOP - TIPS & TRICKS

Conference Room

Instructors: JF Kempf, MD, PhD, H. Barret, MD, T. Langlais, MD, N. Pireau, MD, A. Wilson, MD

OSTEOSUTURES AROUND HA/RSA FOR FRACTURES, «NICE KNOT»

Room : Méditerranée 1

Instructors: T. Baring, MD, M. Bouliane, MD, M. Chelli, MD, C. Chuinard, MD, D. Gallinet, MD, O. Van Der Meijden, MD, PhD

IM NAILING FOR 2, 3 & 4-PART PROXIMAL HUMERUS FRACTURES

Room : Méditerranée 3

Instructors: A. Hatzidakis, MD, C. Bessière, MD, G. Clowez, MD, T. D’Ollonne, MD

3 OPTIONAL ANATOMICAL WORKSHOP

ARTHROSCOPYONLY FOR PARTICIPANTS ALREADY REGISTERED

FOR THIS OPTION ON THE WEBSITE

THURSDAY, MAY 31, 2018 - AFTERNOON

Do It Yourself!

ULTRASOUND WORKSHOP FOR SURGEONS

ULTRASOUND EVALUATION OF THE ROTATOR CUFF : LET THE SHOULDER SURGEON DO IT!

HOTEL LE MERIDIEN -1, promenade des AnglaisRoom : Biot «How to perform sonography» K. Kruse, MD «How Do I Perform Us guided injections from A to Z” J. De Beer, MDInstructors: J. De Beer, MD, K. Kruse, MD, O. Andréani, MD, I. Elhor, MD, A. Caudal, MD

13:3018:30

WELCOME COCKTAIL PARTYON THE PATIO OF THE HOTEL PALAIS DE LA MEDITERRANEE (3RD FLOOR)

Room: Paso Doble

• BONE LOSS PROCEDURES: OUR EXPERIENCE, TIPS & TRICKSInstructors: N. Bonnevialle, MD, PhD, CE Thélu, MD, E. Taverna, MD

Room: Fox Trot

• OPTIONS FOR FRACTURE SHOULDER TREATMENT Instructor: Christian Gerber, MD

Room: CharlestonSAWBONES WORKSHOP

Station 1 : THE BIO-RSATM TECHNIQUEStation 2 : REVERSED SHOULDER ARTHROPLASTY WITH AUGMENTED SOLUTIONSStation 3 : THE REVERSED FRACTURE SHOULDER ARTHROPLASTY TECHNIQUE Station 4 : AUGMENTED ANATOMIC SHOULDER ARTHROPLASTY

Invited Faculty: R. Garofalo, MD, A. Jacquot, MD, H. Sugaya, MD, B. Werner, MD

16:3018:15

18:30

• ARTHROSCOPIC LATARJET WITH ONE ENDOBUTTON• ROTATOR CUFF REPAIRInstructors : Patrick Gendre, MD, N. Brassart, MD,V. Lavoué, MD, JL Raynier, MD, G. Ait Saada, MD, J. Allia, MD, M. Castoldi, MD, Y. Cloquell, MD, T. Fauchille, MD, G. Micicoi, MD, K. Ouattara, MD, Y. Pelletier, MD

INDUSTRY AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS Director: Olivier Van Der Meijden, MD

FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 2018 - AfternoonDo It Yourself!

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FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 2018 - Morning

I- PARTIAL ROTATOR CUFF TEARS Moderators: P. Boileau, MD & D. Dines, MD

07:10 Partial Rotator Cuff Tears: When is Surgery Indicated? William N. Levine, MD07:17 Ultrasound Guided L-PRP Injection in Supraspinatus Interstitial Cuff Tears Alexandre Laedermann, MD07:24 Development & Age-Related Degradation of the Supraspinatus Enthesis Lars Henrik Frich, MD, PhD07:31 Ask the Experts : Interactive Case Presentations / Discussion + Audience VOTE (9’) II- CRITICAL SHOULDER ANGLE & ACROMIOPLASTY Moderator: Gilles Walch, MD

07:40 Higher Critical Shoulder Angle Increases the Risk of Re-tear after Rotator Cuff Repair Joshua Dines, MD07:47 The Benefits of Arthroscopic Lateral Acromioplasty in Rotator Cuff Repairs Christian Gerber, MD07:54 Ask the Experts : Interactive Case Presentations / Discussion + Audience VOTE (9’) III- FATTY INFILTRATION OF THE ROTATOR CUFF MUSCLES Moderators: C. Gerber, MD & F. Sirveaux, MD

08:03 How and Why Should We Look for Fatty Infiltration of the cuff Muscles ? Gilles Walch, MD08:10 Fatty Infiltration & Atrophy of Cuff Muscles After Tendon Tearing or Denervation Christian Gerber, MD08:17 Muscle Fatty Degeneration Can Improve after Successful Cuff Repairs Keisuke Matsuki, MD, PhD08:24 Ask the Experts : Interactive Case Presentations / Discussion + Audience VOTE (9’) IV - POSTEROSUPERIOR CUFF TEARS (SUPRA + INFRASPINATUS) Moderators: M. Frankle, MD & Ph. Valenti, MD

08:33 Rotator Cuff and Footprint Anatomy Revisited: Applications to Rotator Cuff Repair T. Mochizuki, MD08:40 Conventional versus Separate Double-Layer Cuff Repair: A Prospective Randomized Study YS Kim, MD08:47 Advances in Biologic Augmentation for Rotator Cuff Repair William N. Levine, MD08:54 Ask the Experts : Interactive Case Presentations / Discussion + Audience VOTE (9’) V- ANTEROSUPERIOR CUFF TEARS (SUPRA + SUBSCAPULARIS) Moderators: J. Iannotti, MD & M. Zumstein, MD

09:03 Arthroscopic Subscapularis Repair: Technical Pearls & Results Laurent Lafosse, MD09:10 Release & Repair of Retracted Anterosuperior Cuff Tear - Relive surgery Pascal Boileau, MD09:17 Long Term Outcome after Pectoralis Major Transfer for Irreparable Anterosuperior RCTs P. Moroder, MD09:24 Ask the Experts : Interactive Case Presentations / Discussion + Audience VOTE (9’)

09:33 Coffee Break - Refreshments / Exhibits (30’) VI- ROTATOR CUFF REPAIR & HEALING Moderators: J. Sperling, MD & P. Collin, MD

10:03 The Biology of Rotator Cuff Healing Matthias Zumstein, MD10:10 Double-Layer Rotator Cuff Repair: Technique & Results O. Van Der Meijden, MD, PhD & P. Boileau, MD10:17 Rotator Cuff Repair: Minimum 10-Year Follow Up Philippe Collin, MD10:24 Early Mobilization Following Arthroscopic Rotator Cuff Repair Martin Bouliane, MD FRCS (C)10:31 Ask the Experts : Interactive Case Presentations / Discussion + Audience VOTE (9’) VII- THE FAILED ROTATOR CUFF REPAIR Moderators: L. Lafosse, MD & H. Sugaya, MD

10:40 «Failure with Continuity” after RC Repair: What Does it Mean? What to do? Joe P. Iannotti, MD, PhD10:47 RCR Failure in Vivo - When Does it Occur? A Radiostereometric Measurement Study T. Baring, MD, FRCS10:54 Risk Factors for Tendon Healing Failure after Arthroscopic Rotator Cuff Repair Eiko Hashimoto, MD, PhD11:01 Revision of Failed Cuff Repair: Does the Tendon Have a 2nd Chance to Heal? M. Azar, MD & JF. Gonzalez, MD11:08 Ask the Experts : Interactive Case Presentations / Discussion + Audience VOTE (9’) VIII- MASSIVE IRREPARABLE CUFF TEARS - TENDON TRANSFERS J. Sanchez-Sotelo, MD, PhD & G.Walch, MD

11:17 Results after Arthroscopically-Assisted Latissimus Dorsi Transfer: Can We Improve? Jean Kany, MD11:24 Arthroscopic Latissimus Dorsi Transfer for Irreparable Posterosuperior Cuff Tears Laurent Lafosse, MD11:31 Lower trapezius Transfer to Reconstruct Massive Irreparable Posterior Superior RCTs B. Elhassan, MD11:38 Single Incision LDT Combined With BIO-RSA P. Boileau, MD, S. Rahm, MD, M. Stalder, MD11:45 Ask the Experts : Interactive Case Presentations / Discussion + Audience VOTE (9’) IX- MASSIVE ROTATOR CUFF REPAIR - TWO NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK! M. Scheibel, MD & L. Favard, MD, PhD

11:54 Superior Capsular Reconstruction (SCR) for Irreparable Rotator Cuff Tears Teruhisa Mihata, MD, PhD12:01 Arthroscopic SCR: A Critical Perspective   Markus Scheibel, MD12:08 Massive Rotator Cuff Tears: Superior Capsular Reconstruction or Subacromial Balloon Spacer? G. Athwal, MD12:15 The Treatment of Massive Irreparable Cuff Tears - My Decision-Making Process in 2018 P. Boileau, MD12:22 Ask the Experts : Interactive Case Presentations / Discussion + Audience VOTE (8’)

12:30 Luncheon (60’)

06:30 Coffee - Exhibits

LECTURES & CASE PRESENTATIONSROTATOR CUFF / LONG HEAD OF THE BICEPS

TENDON TRANSFER / FRACTURES

PHOTO OF THE FACULTY

OPTIMIZED ANATOMIC DESIGNS IN SHOULDER ARTHROPLASTY

• 10 YEAR DJO REVERSE DATA Instructor : Mark Frankle, MD

• ONLAY VS. INLAY DEBATE WITH REVERSE SHOULDERS POSITIONING OF THE HUME-RUS AND NECK SHAFT ANGLE COMPARISION: ALTIVATE REVERSE SMALL SHELLInstructor : Joseph Iannotti, MD, PhD

• ANATOMIC SHORT STEM ARTHROPLASTY VS. STEMLESS: DOES IT REALLY MATTER IF THE GLENOID FAILS? Instructor : T. Bradley Edwards, MD

FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 2018 - AfternoonDo It Yourself!

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• LATARJET BANKART : FULL ARTHROSCOPY - GUIDING SYSTEM, NO MEDIAL PORTAL - NEW CORTICAL BUTTON FIXATION Instructor : Philippe Valenti, MD

• ANATOMIC MANAGEMENT OF THE B2 GLENOIDS• WHY I DON’T USE BIO-RSA WITH B2 OR C REVERSED GLENOIDS Invited Faculty : George S. Athwal, MD, FRCSC, Markus Scheibel, MD

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INDUSTRY LUNCHEON WORKSHOPS Directors: M. Chelli, MD, MO Gauci, MD, CE Thélu, MD

06:30 Coffee - Exhibits

• MASSIVE CUFF TEARS: HOW DO I MANAGE THEM?Instructors : Hiroyuki Sugaya, MD, Emilio Calvo, MD, PhD, Roberto Castricini, MD

• INNOVATIONS IN GLENOID DEFECT MANAGEMENT Instructors : David Dines, MD & John Sperling, MD

Room: Fox Trot

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Room: Charleston

Room: Bossa Nova

Room: Méditerranée 1

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X- LONG HEAD BICEPS PATHOLOGY - SLAP LESIONS Moderators: D. Dines, MD & G. Walch, MD

14:00 What Happens to the Biceps Tendon after Successful Rotator Cuff Repair? Hiroyuki Sugaya, MD14:07 SLAP II Lesions: Is It Worth to Treat Them? Cecilie Schroeder, MD14:14 Biceps Over-tensioning During Tenodesis Peter N. Chalmers, MD & Gregory Micicoi, MD14:21 Ask the Experts : Interactive Case Presentations / Discussion + Audience VOTE (9’) XI- PROXIMAL HUMERUS FRACTURES Moderators: L. Favard, MD, PhD & C. Gerber, MD

14:30 Displaced 2-Part Surgical Neck Fractures: Classification & Results of P. Boileau, MD & T. D’Ollonne, MD Percutaneous IM Nailing Using a Third- Generation Nail14:37 Reverse Shoulder Arthroplasty for Displaced 4-Part Fracture - Relive surgery Pascal Boileau, MD 14:44 Four-Part Proximal Humerus Fracture Fixation Using an IM Nail Designed to Armodios Hatzidakis, MD Capture the Tuberosities - Relive Surgery 14:51 Is RSA more effective than HA for the Treatment of Proximal Humerus Fractures in the Elderly? D. Gallinet, MD14:58 Ask the Experts : Interactive Case Presentations / Discussion + Audience VOTE (9’)

XII- SCAPULOTHORACIC FUSION Moderators: G. Athwal, MD, FRCS(C) & B. Kibler, MD

15:07 Scapulothoracic Fusion: Tips and Tricks - Relive Surgery Joaquin Sanchez-Sotelo, MD, PhD15:14 Outcomes of Scapulothoracic Fusion in FSHD George S. Athwal, MD FRCS15:21 Bilateral Scapulothoracic Fusion for FSHD: Adam Wilson, MD, Pascal Boileau, MD Function, Fusion & Respiratory Repercussion15:28 Ask the Experts : Interactive Case Presentations / Discussion + Audience VOTE (7’) 15:35 Coffee - Exhibits (15’)

LECTURES & CASE PRESENTATIONS

FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 2018 - Afternoon LIVE SURGERY Directors: JF Gonzalez, MD, PhD, G. Clowez, MD, V. Lavoué, MD, A. Douiri, MD

Anesthesiologist: L. Tran, MD

LIVE SURGERY (SESSION #3) - ARTHROPLASTY Moderators : Christian Gerber, MD, Daniel Molé, MD & John Sperling, MD

• Anatomic Shoulder Arthroplasty with Posterior Augmented Glenoid Implant Surgeon: Gilles Walch, MD with Pascal Boileau, MD

LIVE SURGERY (SESSION #4) - ARTHROSCOPY Moderators : George S. Athwal, MD, FRCS(C), David M. Dines, MD & Lionel Neyton, MD

• Arthroscopic Rotator Double-Row Cuff Repair Surgeon: Hiroyuki Sugaya, MD with Pascal Boileau, MD

Directors: N. Bronsard, MD, PhD, P. Clavert, MD, PhD, C. Trojani, MD, PhDBus to the Medical University:32 avenue de Valombrose, Nice - Anatomical Lab 6th floorGROUP C 13:30 => Bus Depature GROUP D 16:00 => Bus Depature

OPTIONAL ANATOMICAL WORKSHOP ARTHROPLASTY

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• Stations 1 /2 /3 : REVERSED SHOULDER ARTHROPLASTY• Station 4 : ANATOMIC SHOULDER ARTHROPLASTY• Station 5 : HUMERAL NAILInvited Faculty: Ph. Clavert, MD, PhD, R. Garofalo, MD, A. Jacquot, MD, L. Neyton, MD, CE. Thelu, MD, B. Werner, MDInstructors: M. Azar, MD, T. d’Ollonne, MD, Lauryl Decroocq, MD, JL Raynier, MD, B. Bigé, MD, R. Ceccarelli, MD, C. Cointat, MD, L. Micicoi, MD, A. Rafaelli, MD, T. Ripoll, MD, J. Thomas, MD, MC Trojani, MD, E. Umbdenstock, MD

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Anesthesiologist: L. Tran, MD

LIVE SURGERY (SESSION #3) - ARTHROPLASTY Moderators : Christian Gerber, MD, Daniel Molé, MD & John Sperling, MD

• Anatomic Shoulder Arthroplasty with Posterior Augmented Glenoid Implant Surgeon: Gilles Walch, MD with Pascal Boileau, MD

LIVE SURGERY (SESSION #4) - ARTHROSCOPY Moderators : George S. Athwal, MD, FRCS(C), David M. Dines, MD & Lionel Neyton, MD

• Arthroscopic Rotator Double-Row Cuff Repair Surgeon: Hiroyuki Sugaya, MD with Pascal Boileau, MD

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SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 2018 - Morning

07:00 Introduction - Welcome - Methodology of the Multicenter Study Pascal Boileau, MD07:10 My experience of Conservative Surgery for Early Glenohumeral OA in Young Patients Gilles Walch, MD

I- RESULTS OF SHOULDER ARTHROPLASTY IN YOUNGER PATIENTS ACCORDING TO THE DIAGNOSIS Moderators: Gilles Walch, MD & Pascal Boileau, MD

07:20 Arthroplasty for Primary Osteoarthritis in Patients Younger than 60 Years L. Neyton, MD, G. Walch, MD07:27 Arthroplasty for Rheumatoid Arthritis in Patients Younger than 60 Years Christophe Lévigne, MD07:34 Arthroplasty for Avascular Necrosis in Patients Younger than 60 Years Philippe Collin, MD 07:41 Arthroplasty for the Cuff-Deficient Shoulder in Patients Younger than 60 Years Luc Favard, MD07:48 Ask the Experts : Interactive Case Presentations / Discussion + Audience VOTE (10’)

Moderators: Philippe Valenti, MD & Gilles Walch, MD

07:58 Arthroplasty for Failure of Instability Surgery in Patients Younger than 60 Years Philippe Clavert, MD, PhD08:05 Arthroplasty for Acute Fractures in Patients Younger than 60 Years Lauryl Decroocq, MD08:12 Arthroplasty for Fracture Sequelae (Operated or Not) in Patients Younger than 60 Years Mikael Chelli, MD08:19 Shoulder Arthroplasty for Tumors in Patients Younger than 60 Years François Sirveaux, MD08:26 Results of Shoulder Arthroplasty : Do Diagnosis & Patient’s Age Matter? Pascal Boileau, MD08:33 Ask the Experts : Interactive Case Presentations / Discussion + Audience VOTE (10’) II- RESULTS OF HEMIARTHROPLASTY (HA) IN YOUNGER PATIENTS Moderators: Joaquin Sanchez-Sotelo, MD, PhD & Luc Favard, MD, PhD

08:43 Hemiarthroplasty in Patients Younger than 60 Years: Results of The Multicenter Study Jean-Luc Raynier, MD08:50 Hemiarthroplasty with Biologic Resurfacing of the Glenoid for Young Patients with OA A. Hatzidakis, MD08:57 Unacceptable Failure of HA With Biological Glenoid Resurfacing Christian Gerber, MD09:04 Ask the Experts : Interactive Case Presentations / Discussion + Audience VOTE (10’) III- RESULTS OF SURFACE REPLACEMENT ARTHROPLASTY (SRA) IN YOUNGER PATIENTS Moderators: Nicolas Bonnevialle, MD, PhD & Christian Gerber, MD

09:14 Surface Replacement Arthroplasty in Patients Younger than 60 Years:10 Years Results Ofer Levy, MD, FRCS09:21 Results and Limitations of Humeral Head Resurfacing at a Mean Follow-up of 5 Years C. Szymanski, MD 09:28 Hemi & Total Resurfacing in Younger Patients: Results of the Multicenter Study Nicolas Bonnevialle, MD09:35 Ask the Experts : Interactive Case Presentations / Discussion + Audience VOTE (10’) 09:45 Coffee Break - Refreshments / Exhibits (30’)

IV- ANATOMICAL TOTAL SHOULDER ARTHROPLASTY (TSA) IN YOUNGER PATIENTS Moderators: Philippe Clavert MD, PhD & David M. Dines, MD

10:15 TSA in Patients Younger than 60 Years: Results of the Multicenter Study Marc-Olivier Gauci, MD10:22 Metal-back versus All-Polyethylene Glenoid in TSA for Patients Younger than 60 years Vincent Lavoué, MD10:29 Ask the Experts : Interactive Case Presentations / Discussion + Audience VOTE (10’) V- REVERSE SHOULDER ARTHROPLASTY (RSA) IN YOUNGER PATIENTS - FUNCTIONAL RESULTS Moderators: Mark Frankle, MD & Gilles Walch, MD

10:39 Outcomes and Complications of RSA for Irreparable RCT in Patients Younger than 60 yo C. Gerber, MD10:46 Primary RSA in Patients Aged 60 Years or Younger: The Mayo Experience John Sperling, MD10:53 Reverse Shoulder Arthroplasty in Patients Younger than 55 years: 2- to 12-Year Follow-up Mark Frankle, MD11:00 RSA in Patients Younger than 60 Years: Results of the Multicenter Study Maxime Cavalier, MD 11:07 Ask the Experts : Interactive Case Presentations / Discussion + Audience VOTE (9’) VI- RADIOGRAPHIC CHANGES AFTER ARTHROPLASTY IN YOUNGER PATIENTS & PROSTHESIS SURVIVAL Moderators: George S. Athwal, MD, FRCSC & Philippe Collin, MD

11:16 Glenoid-Sided Radiographic Changes After Shoulder Arthroplasty in Younger Patients Daniel Molé, MD 11:23 Humeral-Sided Radiographic Changes After Shoulder Arthroplasty in Younger Patients JF Gonzalez, MD11:30 Survival of Shoulder Arthroplasty in Patients Younger than 60 Years -The Multicenter Study L. Favard, MD11:37 Ask the Experts : Interactive Case Presentations / Discussion + Audience VOTE (9’) VII- ALTERNATIVE BEARING SURFACES & DESIGNS ARTHROPLASTIES Moderators: Christophe Lévigne, MD & John Sperling, MD

11:46 HA with Pyrocarbone Head in Younger Patients Caroline Cointat, MD & Jean-Luc Raynier, MD 11:53 Pyrocarbone Interposition Shoulder Arthroplasty in Younger Patients Hugo Barret, MD12:00 Metal-on-Metal RSA in Patients Younger Than 50 Years: Is it an Option? T. Bradley Edwards, MD12:07 Reversing Bearing Surfaces in Reverse Shoulder Arthroplasty : Does it Work?   Alessandro Castagna, MD12:14 Long-term Results of Stemless Shoulder Prosthesis in Patients Younger than 60 years Philippe Teissier, MD12:21 Ask the Experts : Interactive Case Presentations / Discussion + Audience VOTE (9’)

12:30 Luncheon / Coffee / Visit Exhibits (90’)

ARTHROPLASTY FOR THE YOUNG ARTHRITIC SHOULDER

A MULTICENTER STUDY & EXPERIENCE06:45 Coffee - Exhibits

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VIII- REVERSE SHOULDER ARTHROPLASTY IN YOUNGER PATIENTS - WHAT’S NEW ON THE HUMERAL SIDE? Moderators: David M. Dines, MD & Lionel Neyton, MD

14:00 What is the Best RSA Stem Angle: 135°, 145°, or 155°? George S. Athwal, MD, FRCSC14:07 The influence of Neck Shaft Angle & Glenoid Lateralization on ROM in Onlay RSA Birgit Werner, MD14:14 Humeral Lateralization: What is it? Is it Really Useful?  Jean-David Werthel, MD14:21 Medialized & Short-Stem Lateralized RSA Provided Similar Clinical Outcomes & ROM Giuseppe Porcellini, MD14:28 Ask the Experts : Interactive Case Presentations / Discussion + Audience VOTE (10’) IX- REVERSED SHOULDER ARTHROPLASTY IN YOUNGER PATIENTS - WHAT’S NEW ON THE GLENOID SIDE? Moderators: Joseph P. Iannotti, MD, PhD & Daniel Molé, MD

14:38 RSA with Eccentric Glenosphere in Patients Younger than 60 Years Philippe Collotte, MD & G. Walch, MD14:45 Concentric & Eccentric Glenospheres in Reverse Shoulder Arthroplasty Peter C. Poon, MD14:52 Quantitative Measurement of Osseous Pathology in Advanced Glenohumeral OA Joe Iannotti, MD14:59 BIO-RSA in Patients Younger than 60 Years Pascal Boileau, MD15:06 Ask the Experts : Interactive Case Presentations / Discussion + Audience VOTE (10’) X- RSA IN YOUNGER PATIENTS - CAN WE RESTORE ACTIVE ROTATIONS AFTER RSA? Moderators: John Sperling, MD & Philippe Valenti, MD

15:16 LD transfer & RSA in Patients Younger than 60 Years Christian Gerber, MD15:23 RSA with Tendon Transfer in Younger CLEER Patients N. Pireau, MD, M. Chelli, MD & MO Gauci, MD15:30 Can We Restore Internal Rotation after Reverse Total Shoulder Arthroplasty? Julien Berhouet, MD, PhD15:37 Ask the Experts : Interactive Case Presentations / Discussion + Audience VOTE (8’) 15:45 Coffee - Exhibits (20’) XI-LEVEL OF ACTIVITY AFTER SHOULDER ARTHROPLASTY IN YOUNGER PATIENTS Moderators: Joaquin Sanchez-Sotelo, MD & Laurent Lafosse, MD

16:05 Young Patients Report Similar Activity Levels to Older After RSA Thomas W. Throckmorton, MD16:12 Shoulder Arthroplasty in Patients Younger than 60 years: Is Return to Sports Possible? David M. Dines, MD XII- THE INFECTED SHOULDER ARTHROPLASTY IN YOUNGER PATIENTS Moderators: T. Bradley Edwards, MD & François Sirveaux, MD

16:19 Diagnosis of Periprosthetic Shoulder Infection: Where are we Now? Joseph P. Iannotti, MD, PhD16:26 A Rapid Method for Detecting Cutibacterium Acnes in the Shoulder George S. Athwal, MD, FRCSC16:33 The Infected Shoulder Arthroplasty - Results of the Multicenter Study Adrien Jacquot, MD16:40 Ask the Experts : Interactive Case Presentations / Discussion + Audience VOTE (10’) XIII- REVISION OF SHOULDER ARTHROPLASTY IN YOUNGER PATIENTS Moderators: Christian Gerber, MD & Gilles Walch, MD

16:50 Do Younger Patients Have Increased Risks of Revision Surgery After Arthroplasty? John Sperling, MD16:57 Treatment of Proximal Humeral Bone Loss with Allograft Prosthetic Composites (APC) Mark Frankle, MD17:04 Patient-Specic Vault Reconstruction System (VRS) for Severe Glenoid Bony Defects David M. Dines, MD17:11 Deltoid Paralysis: Is RSA with Pedicled Pectoralis Transfer a Reliable Option? Bassem T. Elhassan, MD17:18 Complications & Revision in Shoulder Arthroplasty in Younger Patients Guillaume Bacle, MD17:25 Ask the Experts : Interactive Case Presentations / Discussion + Audience VOTE (10’) 17:35 CONCLUSION - What Did We Learn Today? Pascal Boileau, MD & Gilles Walch, MD

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SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 2018 - AfternoonARTHROPLASTY FOR

THE YOUNG ARTHRITIC SHOULDERA MULTICENTER STUDY & EXPERIENCE

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CONGRESS INFORMATION

C H A I R M A N Pascal Boileau, MD, PhD

D A T E S Thursday, May 31, 7:00 a.m. to Saturday, June 2, 6:30 p.m.

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L A N G U A G E The course is in English (No French Translation)

I N T E R N A T I O N A L C M E The course was granted 18 European CME credits by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education

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A N A T O M I C A L W O R K S H O P SOptional and will take place in: Anatomical Lab, Medical University of Nice Anatomical Lab Directors: F. de Peretti, MD & P. Baqué, MD, N. Bronsard, MD, PhD28 avenue de Valombrose, 06000 Nice (6th floor)

S C I E N T I F I C E X H I B I T I O N It is located in room «Azur» on level 1 of the Casino/Palais de la Méditerranée, across the conference room. Coffee breaks will be free and served in the scientific exhibition area every day during the morning and afternoon sessions. Only those wearing a badge will be allowed to attend the lectures and the scientific exhibition.

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