5TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ADVANCES IN

Presented by theDepartment of Orthopaedic SurgeryUniversity of California, San FranciscoUniversity of CaliforniaSan Francisco5TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCEM AY 3 1 - J U N E 1 , 2 0 1 3ADVANCES IN ORTHOPAEDICOSSEOINTEGRATIONThe Swedish Exhibition & Congress CenterGothenburg, SwedenPROGRAM CHAIRSRickard Brånemark, MD, MSC, PhDSahlgrenska University HospitalGothenburg, SwedenÖrjan Berlin, MD, PhDUniversity of GothenburgGothenburg, SwedenRichard J. O’Donnell, MDUCSF Orthopaedic Oncology ServiceSan Francisco, California

5TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCEADVANCES INORTHOPAEDICOSSEOINTEGRATIONThe Swedish Exhibition& Congress CentreGothenburg, SwedenMAY 31-JUNE 1, 2013Over the past fifty years, great strides havebeen made in the study of osseointegration,and from these findings new therapeuticoptions have emerged. Advances in basicscience and engineering have been translatedinto clinically beneficial technologies in thefields of arthroplasty, oncology, and prostheticrehabilitation. In this symposium, we willbring together international experts to exploreour current understanding of the principles,techniques, and clinical outcomes ofreconstructive therapies utilizingosseointegration technologies.E D U C AT I O N A L O B J E C T I V E STARGET AUDIENCEOrthopaedic oncology and arthroplastyattending surgeons, orthopaedic residents,prosthetists, veterinary professionals, basicscientists and allied health professionals inthe fields of reconstructive and rehabilitativemedicine. To assemble a diverse faculty of osseointegrationexperts to review and expand upon contemporaryknowledge. To better understand the basic science and clinicaldevelopments across disciplines in the field ofosseointegration. To appreciate the theoretical basis and the practicalclinical advantages of compressive osseointegrationtechnology for oncologic limb salvage and revisionarthroplasty patients. To recognize the potential utility of osseointegrationtechniques for improving the clinical outcomes ofamputee patients.ACCREDITATIONThe University ofCalifornia, San FranciscoSchool of Medicine (UCSF)is accredited by theAccreditation Council forContinuing MedicalEducation (ACCME) toprovide continuing medicaleducation for physicians.UCSF designates this liveactivity for a maximum of10.5 AMA PRA Category1 CreditsTM. Physiciansshould claim only the creditcommensurate with theextent of their participationin the activity.This CME activity meetsthe requirements underCalifornia Assembly Bill1195, continuing educationand cultural and linguisticcompetency.

5TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCEADVANCES IN ORTHOPAEDIC OSMAY 31-JUNE 1, 2013FRIDAY, MAY 31, 20137:00-7:45 amRegistration7:45-8:00Welcome and Introductory RemarksRichard J. O’Donnell, MDCONVENTIONAL OSSEOINTEGRATION: CLINICAL OUTCOMES AND REHABILITATION8:00-8:30A Follow-up of 100 Implants using the IntegralMunjed Al Muderis, MB, ChBLeg Prosthesis (ILP)8:30-9:00Bone Anchored Amputation Prostheses:Rickard Brånemark, MD, PhD, MSCState of the Art9:00-9:15The Osseointegration Group of Australia Accelerated Munjed Al Muderis, MB, ChBProtocol (OGAAP) for Rehabilitation of Amputees9:15-9:30Description of Rehabilitation and Outcome amongKerstin Haberg, RPT, PhD10 Patients with Bilateral Transfemoral AmputationsTreated with OPRA in Sweden9:30-9:45Panel Discussion: Rehabilitation: Too Fast,Moderator:Too Slow, or Just Right?Anna A. Kulidjian, MDASEPTIC AND SEPTIC COMPLICATIONS OF OSSEOINTEGRATED PROSTHESES9:45-10:00AAOS-ADA and IDSA Clinical Practice GuidelinesRichard J. O’Donnell, MDfor the Prevention, Diagnosis, and Management ofProsthetic Joint Infection10:00-10:15Incidence and Management of InfectionRickard Brånemark, MD, PhD, MSCin OPRA Patients10:15-10:30Mechanical Breakage of CompressiveFriedl Sinnaeve, MDOsseointegrated Implants10:30-11:10The Bertil Stener Memorial Guest Lecture:Franklin H. Sim, MDTeam Work in Musculoskeletal OncologyIMPROVEMENTS IN OSSEOINTEGRATION TECHNOLOGY11:10-11:25Advances in Nano Scale Osseointegration /Rickard Brånemark, MD, PhD, MSCCombination with TMR and Implantable Electrodes /Stem Cells11:25-11:40Modelling the Mechano-biological Interface ChangesNicola J. Cairns, PhDaround Transfemoral Osseointegrated Implantsusing Physical Models and Detecting the Changeswith Vibration Analysis11:40-11:55Finite Element Modelling of the Mechano-biologicalNicola J. Cairns, PhDInterface Changes around Transfemoral OsseointgratedImplants and the Simulated Dynamic Properties11:55-12:10 pm Two-stage Implantation of the Porous CompositeMaxim ShevtsovSkin and None Integrated Pylon Seeded with DermalFibroblasts for Preventing Marsupialization12:10-1:30Working Lunch: EMSOS Symposium VICONVENTIONAL OSSEOINTEGRATION1:30-1:40Osseointegration: An OverviewRickard Brånemark, MD, PhD, MSC1:40-1:50A Decade’s Experience with the Integral LegHorst H. Aschoff, Dr MedProsthesis (ILP): a Case Series Study of DesignModifications to Prevent InfectionPROGRAM CHAIRS ANDPLANNING COMMITTEERickard Brånemark, MD,MSC, PhDSahlgrenska University HospitalGothenburg, SWEDENÖrjan Berlin, MD, PhDUniversity of Gothenburg,Gothenburg, SWEDENRichard J. O'Donnell, MDUCSF Orthopaedic OncologyServiceSan Francisco, CA, USACOURSE FACULTYCOURSE FACULTY (CONT’D)Horst H. Aschoff, Dr MedSana Kliniken, Lübeck, GERMANYÖrjan Berlin, MD, PhDUniversity of Gothenburg,Gothenburg, SWEDENRickard Brånemark, MD,PhD, MSCUniversity of Gothenburg,Gothenburg, SWEDENNicola J. Cairns, PhDUniversity of Strathclyde,Glasgow, UKGeorge T. Calvert, MDCity of Hope National MedicalCenter, Pasadena, CA, USABrian J. Cook, MDUniversity of California,San Francisco, CA, USADebbie Y. Dang, MDUniversity of California,San Francisco, CA, USAKerstin Haberg, RPT, PhD,University of Gothenburg,Gothenburg, SWEDEN

SEOINTEGRATIONThe Swedish Exhibition & Congress CentreGothenburg, SwedenFRIDAY, MAY 31, 2013 -2:30Case Presentations of the Integral Leg Prosthesis(ILP): Achievements and PitfallsOsseointegration: The Experience of the First SevenPatients in LeidenBone Anchored Prosthesis with the OsseointegrationTechnique in Transfemoral Amputees: Results fromthe Prospective OPRA StudyOsseointegration is a Viable Solution forRehabilitating Patients Post Tumor-relatedAmputationsPanel Discussion: Conventional OsseointegrationCOMPRESSIVE OSSEOINTEGRATION2:30-2:45Longer Term Follow-up of CompressiveOsseointegration for Prosthetic Fixation2:45-3:00Reconstruction of Massive Bone Defectsusing Compressive Osseointegration3:00-3:15A Dual Center Review of CompressiveOsseointegration for Fixation of MassiveEndoprosthetics: 2-9 year Follow-up3:15-3:30Intermediate Term Compressive OsseointegrationFollow-up: The Experience in Belgium3:30-4:00Afternoon Break4:00-4:15Compressive Osseointegration of ProximalFemoral Oncologic Implants4:15-4:30Compressive Osseointegration for Distal FemurReconstruction in Patients with Giant Cell Tumor4:30-4:45Endoprosthetic Reconstruction using CompressiveOsseointegration Technology for Proximal TibialPrimary Oncologic Defects4:45-5:00Panel Discussion: Technical Aspects ofCompressive Osseointegration5:00-5:15Closing Remarks: Orthopaedic Osseointegrationand the OSOS5:15 pmAdjournHorst H. Aschoff, Dr MedNicolette A.C. Leijerzapf, MANPÖrjan Berlin, MD, PhDRickard Brånemark, MD, PhD, MSCModerators:Richard J. O’Donnell, MDAnna A. Kulidjian, MDJohn H. Healey, MDFranklin H. Sim, MDGeorge T. Calvert, MDIgnace Samson, M.DLauren A. Hackney, MDDebbie Y. Dang, MDBrian J. CookModerator:Richard J. O’Donnell, MDRichard J. O’Donnell, MDSATURDAY, JUNE 1, 2013OSSEOINTEGRATION: SURGICAL TECHNIQUESInstructional Course: Bone Anchored Amputation Prostheses: Surgical Technique withHands On & Rehabilitation8:00-9:00 amContinental breakfast9:00-9:30Introductory Lecture: OPRA Surgical ConceptsRickard Brånemark, MD, PhD, MSC9:30-10:30Demonstration and Hands-on SawbonesRickard Brånemark, MD, PhD, MSCStepwise S1 and S2 using the OPRA ImplantÖrjan Berlin, MD, PhDSystem on the Transfemoral Level10:30-11:00Morning break11:00-12:00 pm Rehabilitation, Stepwise Rehab Outlines, StepwiseRickard Brånemark, MD, PhD, MSCRehab Principles, Demonstration with PatientsKerstin Haberg, RPT, PhDÖrjan Berlin, MD, PhDEva Häggström, CPO12:00 pmAdjournCOURSE FACULTY (CONT’D)COURSE FACULTY (CONT’D)COURSE FACULTY (CONT’D)Eva Häggström, CPOUniversity of Gothenburg,Gothenburg, SWEDENLauren A. Hackney, MDUniversity of California,San Francisco, CA, USAJohn H. Healey, MDMemorial Sloan-Kettering CancerCenter, New York, NY, USADora-Lisa Juhnke, MDNorthwest Private Hospital,Sydney, NSW, AUSTRALIAAnna A. Kulidjian, MDUniversity of California,San Diego, CA, USANicolette A.C. Leijerzapf, MANPLeiden University Medical Centre,Leiden, THE NETHERLANDSMunjed Al Muderis, MB, ChBNorthwest Private Hospital,Sydney, NSW, AUSTRALIARichard J. O’Donnell, MDUniversity of California,San Francisco, CA, USAIgnace Samson, MDUniversity Hospital Pellenberg,Pellenberg, BELGIUMMaxim ShevtsovPavlov State Medical University,St. Petersburg, RUSSIAFranklin H. Sim, MDMayo Clinic,Rochester, MN, USAFriedl Sinnaeve, MDUniversity Hospital Pellenberg,Pellenberg, BELGIUM

MMJ13003REGISTER TODAY!For more informationor to register onlinevisit our website atwww.cme.ucsf.edu.You may also reachus by calling theOffice of CME at(415) 476-4251 oremailing:info@ocme.ucsf.edu.26th EMSOS MeetingMay 29-31, 2013Gothenburg, Swedenwww.emsos2013.seORTHOPAEDICTRAUMA INSTITUTEATTN: Erin Simon2550 23rd StreetBuilding 9, Third FloorBox 1342San Francisco, CA94110SIMULTANEOUS COURSE!CALL FOR ABSTRACTSPlease submit your abstracts in English via the website: www.cme.ucsf.eduREGISTRATION INFORMATIONCONFERENCE LOCATIONTuition:The Swedish Exhibition & Congress Centre is onethe most effective venues for meetings, conferences andexhibitions in all Scandinavia. More than a million peoplecome to the Swedish Exhibition & Congress Centreevery year to visit or participate in some 30 exhibitionsand hundreds of large and small conferences andcongresses. The Swedish Exhibition & Congress Centrealso owns and operates Gothia Towers, one of thelargest hotels in Scandinavia and one of Sweden'slargest restaurant operations, including the highlyreputed Heaven 23 and Italian-style Incontro.EMSOS has many rooms reserved and you mayreference their website for booking instructions:www.emsos.org/accommodation. The main conferencehotel is Gothia Towers adjacent to the GöteborgConvention Centre. You are urged to make yourreservations early. 350 MD, DMD, DDS 250 Allied Health Professionals andResidentsPayment may be made by Visa, MasterCard,AmEx or check.REGISTER VIA:Online:Mail:www.cme.ucsf.eduComplete course registration formand send with payment to:UCSF Office of CMEP.O. Box 45368San Francisco, CA 94145-0368Fax:Fax completed registration form to:(415) 502-1795 (be sure to includeyour credit card number)On-Site Registration: Generally we are able toaccommodate on-site registration at our courses.To register by phone or to inquire about registrationstatus, please call UCSF’s CME RegistrationOffice at (415) 476-5808.REFUND POLICYCancellations received in writing before the first day ofthe course will be refunded, less a 75 administrativefee. No refunds will be made on cancellations receivedafter that date.RENTAL CARHertz is offering special rates for participants of thisconference; simply call (800) 654-2240 and refer toidentification number # 03BW0129, or call yourtravel agent. You may also make reservations atwww.Hertz.com. Advance reservations arerecommended.AIR TRANSPORTATIONUCSF has negotiated special fares with American andUnited Airlines for our course attendees. You may usethe following tour codes to book on your own:American (800) 433-1790 code: 9540AXUnited (800) 521-4041 code: 584RDPlease contact Erin at Simone@orthosurg.ucsf.eduif you have any problems making the reservations.