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We are excited to present a brand-new international TV event on the topic “Evidence in Knee Surgery” in cooperation with Intercongress. Our scientific chairs Professor Peter Angele and Professor Philipp Niemeyer compiled an outstanding programme on the broad spectrum of cartilage repair of the knee joint in a unique evidence-based case discussion format.

Participate post-live and watch 4 exciting sessions on 8 simple and complex cases with 16 different treatment approaches presented by a panel of renowned international experts and backed up by scientific evidence. Not only the type of cartilage treatment is of great importance but also to address the underlying pathology for an optimal outcome for patient and surgeon. Due to the demographic change and higher sportive demands in the elderly, more borderline cases with meniscus deficiency and multiple defects occur and request treatment. And what about relevant focal cartilage defects discovered by chance in asymptomatic patients? Get practical tips & tricks from top-class cartilage surgeons when they discuss carefully selected cases and lead you through consistent pathways of diagnostics and preoperative workup to define the optimal treatment options. As usual, the event will be highly interactive - discuss the presented cases with the community, vote for treatment options and ask your questions to the experts.

The post-live was certified with 6 CME credits by the German Medical Association. It is specifically designed for orthopedic surgeons specialized in knee surgery and cartilage repair. AGA Curriculum participants had the opportunity to earn additional theoretical hours. The requirement for the curriculum is the successful completion of the CME quiz.

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Scientific Chairs
Professor
Peter Angele, M.D.
sporthopaedicum - Regensburg, Germany
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Professor
Philipp Niemeyer, M.D., PhD
Orthopedic Surgery Munich (OCM) - Munich, Germany
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Partners Event Agenda
18:00 CET | Case 1: Treatment of small focal cartilage defects
Case Presentation
5 min
Solution 1 | JUSTUS GILLE
5 min
Solution 2 | CHRISTIAN LATTERMANN
5 min
Open Discussion - Voting, Q&A
10 min
18:25 CET | Case 2: Treatment of large focal cartilage defects
Case Presentation
5 min
Solution 1 | GIAN SALZMANN
5 min
Solution 2 | ANDREAS GOMOLL
5 min
Open Discussion - Voting, Q&A
10 min
19:00 CET | Break
60 min
20:00 CET | Case 3: Concomitant malalignment
Case Presentation
5 min
Solution 1 | MATTHIEU OLLIVIER
5 min
Solution 2 | ELIZAVETA KON
5 min
Open Discussion - Voting, Q&A
10 min
20:25 CET | Case 4: Osteochondral defects of the knee and treatment concepts
Case Presentation
5 min
Solution 1 | PABLO GELBER
5 min
Solution 2 | JOHANNES ZELLNER
5 min
Open Discussion - Voting, Q&A
10 min
18:00 CET | Case 5: Patellofemoral instability in cartilage repair
Case Presentation
5 min
Solution 1 | DAVID DEJOUR
5 min
Solution 2 | SVEN SCHEFFLER
5 min
Open Discussion - Voting, Q&A
10 min
18:25 CET | Case 6: Asymptomatic cartilage defects and its indication for surgical intervention
Case Presentation
5 min
Solution 1 | DANIEL SARIS
5 min
Solution 2 | STEFAN NEHRER
5 min
Open Discussion - Voting, Q&A
10 min
19:00 CET | Break
60 min
20:00 CET | Case 7: Joint preservation in the meniscus deficient knee
Case Presentation
5 min
Solution 1 | MICHAEL HIRSCHMANN
5 min
Solution 2 | TIM SPALDING
5 min
Open Discussion - Voting, Q&A
10 min
20:25 CET | Case 8: Treatment options in early osteoarthritis
Case Presentation
5 min
Solution 1 | TOM MINAS
5 min
Solution 2 | THOMAS TISCHER
5 min
Open Discussion - Voting, Q&A
10 min
SUBSEQUENT LITERATURE STUDY (TOP RESOURCES)
45 min
GET CERTIFIED (INDIVIDUAL)
45 min
I Will Learn To
Get to know new treatment options for smaller and larger focal cartilage defects
Differentiate between treatment options for smaller and larger focal cartilage defects
Detect and treat relevant malalignment
Discuss different concepts in treatment of osteochondral defects
Analyze patellofemoral instability precisely as a basis for the optimal choice of concomitant surgery
Broaden your understanding of borderline cases in cartilage repair surgery
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