estmjs annual meeting monday, september 17th 2018 …...guideline project proposal: recurrent...

ESTMJS Annual Meeting Monday, September 17th 2018

Morning Session – Final Program*

Venue: Lecture Hall (Pavillion), Technical University Munich, Klinikum rechts der Isar, Ismaningerstrasse 22, 81675 München (via Einsteinstrasse)

07.45 – 8.15 Registration and Welcome

08.15 – 10.15 CS

ESTMJS members meeting Part I (CS) Main Topics: Reports, Revised Bylaws, Guidelines Project

10.15 – 10.45 Coffee break & Exhibition by industrial partners

10.45 – 12.45 10.45– 11.05 11.05 – 11.25 11.25 – 11.45 11.45– 12.05 12.05 – 12.25 12.25 – 12.45

New applicant presentations Christian Wilms (Bonn, Germany) Immunohistochemical considerations in TMJ-disorders David Serrano Ângelo (Lisbon, Portugal) TEMPOJIMS Temporomandibular Interposal Material Study Constantius Politis (Leuven, Belgium) The role of arthroscopy in resolving postoperative TMJ-problems in 630 orthognathic surgery cases with > 2 years of follow-up". Bernard Bonte (Ostend, Belgium) Bilateral TJR of TMJ in 22 year old female patient with idiopathic condylar resorption Bodil Lund (Bergen, Norway) Characterization of patients with temporomandibular joint disorder” Rafael Martín-Granizo López (Madrid, Spain) Arthroscopic discopexy with resorbable pins is a successful technique for disc fixation. Long-term (5 years) follow-up

12.45 – 13.00 CS

ESTMJS members meeting Part II (CS) Voting’s, Welcome of new members, Timing of the Annual Meeting 2019

*Note: Monday is a closed meeting for ESTMJS/ASTMJS members and invited speakers only. Non-members (i.e. applicants, industrial partners and guest speakers) are politely asked not to attend to the strictly closed sessions earmarked as “CS”.

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Afternoon Session – Final Program*

13.00 – 14.00 Lunch & Exhibition by industrial partners

14.00 – 16.00 14.00 – 14.30 14.30 – 15.00 15.00 – 15.20 15.20 – 15.50 15.50 – 16.00

Guest lectures in cooperation with industrial partners Peter Ramsay-Baggs (Belfast, UK) 1 Cerezen devices – an update on applications in clinical settings and current clinical studies Eric Granquist (Philadelphia, PA, USA) 2 The Zimmer Biomet TMJ Joint Replacement System 25 Years in the Making: Survivorship Data from a Large FDA Trial" Gerhard Undt (Vienna, Austria) 3 News and trends in TMJ Arthroscopy Claudio Darms, (Basle, Switzerland) 4 Development of ORIF and Biomechanical aspects in ORIF Q & A

16.00 – 16.30 Coffee break

16.30 – 18.45 CS 16.30 – 16.55 16.55 – 17.20 17.20 – 17.35 17.35 – 17.55

Closed Session (CS) Part I Lessons learnt in TMJ Surgery Marcus Teschke, Rudolf Reich (Bonn, Germany) Endoprothetic reconstruction of the TMJ and the mandible in combined defects - techniques, risks, solutions Bernie Speculand (Birmingham, UK) “For the times they are a-changing” Mattias Ulmner (Stockholm, Sweden) Case presentation and discussion Nigel Shaun Matthews (London, UK and Chapel Hill, NC, USA) Consequences/sequelae of chronic TMJ dislocation and management options



Afternoon Session – Final Program*

continued 17.55 – 18.00 18.00 – 18.05 18.05 – 18.15 18.15 – 18.45

Closed Session (CS) Part II: Project proposals Andreas Neff (Marburg, Germany) Guideline Project Proposal: Recurrent condylar dislocation Vladimir Machon (Prague, Czech Republic) Proposal for an International TMJ Tumour Register Part III: Management concepts in TMJ Surgery: Controversies on Disc Dislocation Vladimir Machon (Prague, Czech Republic) Expectations of the patient with Wilkes II and III TMD (introductory presentation) How and why would you handle Wilkes III? Open discussion (all members)

18.45 – 18.55 Closing remarks and organization Tuesday/Wednesday

19.00

President’s Reception & ESTMJS Dinner Location: Restaurant “Ritzi” **

Further information * Dress code for Monday is informal (casual or smart casual) **Hotel & Restaurant “Ritzi”, Maria-Theresia-Strasse 2a, 81675 München, within close walking distance from the lecture hall

Guest lectures sponsored by industrial partners: 1 CEREZEN Co Westmeath, Ireland (Platinum) 2 ZIMMER BIOMET Warsaw, IN, USA (Platinum) 3 KARL STORZ, Tuttlingen, Germany (Gold) 4 MEDARTIS, Basle, Switzerland (Platinum)

We also thank IBRA (Basle, Switzerland), S.O.R.G./KLS Martin (Tuttlingen Germany) and TMJ Concepts (Ventura, CA, US), who substantially supported the ESTMJS joint events on Tuesday/Wednesday during EACMFS Munich 2018


ESTMJS Annual Meeting 2018 Munich, Germany 17th – 19th September

ESTMJS Annual Meeting Tuesday, 18th September 2018

Morning Session

Venue: Gasteig Congress Center (Kulturzentrum), CARL AMERY HALL Rosenheimerstr. 5, 81667 München

Note: The EACMFS congress fee will allow attendees to the ESTMJS open sessions full access to the EACMFS congress program during 18th - 19th of

September and vice versa including catering

08.00 – 10.00 EACMFS-Program: TMJ Disorders I (free papers)

10.00 – 10.30 Coffee Break

10.30 – 13.00 EACMFS Symposium: Surgery of the TMJ / Treatment of TMJ Disorders Chair: Andreas Neff, Germany Room: Gasteig, Carl Amery Hall

Carrol Saridin, The Netherlands Arthrocentesis and medicament based therapy in the treatment of TMJ disorders: where are we now and where are we going in the future?

Florencio Monje Gil, Spain What to expect about the future of TMJ minimally invasive surgery

Andrew J Sidebottom, United Kingdom Open TMJ surgery - where are we now and what does the future hold?

Oliver Ploder, Austria Orthognathic Surgery and impact on TMJ– what parameters influence the outcome? What are the evidence based future perspectives for treatment of TMJ disorders?

Andreas Neff, Germany ORIF in TMJ traumatology – current concepts and future perspectives

Keynote lecture Louis G. Mercuri, United States of America (ESTMJS/ASTMJS) TMJ replacement devices - dark past to bright future


ESTMJS Annual Meeting Tuesday, 18th September 2018 Afternoon Session: continued


13.00 – 14.00 Lunch break and Industrial exhibition

14.00 – 15.30 “EACMFS meets ESTMJS” (ESTMJS Part I)

Hot Topics in TMJ Surgery and TMJ Disorders – where do we go in the future? Chair: Andreas Neff, Germany; Joel Ferri, France; Frederik Spijkervet, The Netherlands Room: Gasteig, Carl Amery Hall

14.00 – 14.50 Hot Topic I Roundtable with introductory presentations (7 min each): Degenerative disc disorders stage Wilkes III: where are we now and where to go in the future?

Gerhard Undt, Austria Treatment strategies in TMJ disc disorders – the Vienna concept

Jacinto Fernandez Sanroman, Spain Treatment strategies in TMJ disc disorders – the Vigo concept

Piero Cascone, Italy Treatment strategies in TMJ disc disorders – the Roma concept

Vladimir Machon, Czech Republic Treatment strategies in TMJ disc disorders – the Prague concept

Salvatore Sembronio, Italy Treatment strategies in TMJ disc disorders – the Udine concept

Panel discussion, plenary, questions & answers




14.50 – 15.30 “EACMFS meets ESTMJS” (ESTMJS Session Part II): Room: Gasteig, Carl Amery Hall

Hot Topic II: Total Joint Replacement – Which problems will we face in the future?

Andrew J Sidebottom, United Kingdom Ankylosis - management and outcomes

Frederik Spijkervet, The Netherlands Surgical accuracy of custom total joints and future perspectives

Panel discussion, plenary, questions & answers on: Total Joint Replacement – Which problems will we face in the future

Panelists: Piero Casone, Italy Joel Ferri, France Vladimir Machon, Czech Republic Lou Mercuri, United States of America Nadeem Saeed, United Kingdom Andrew J Sidebottom, United Kingdom Frederik Spijkervet, The Netherlands

15.30 – 16.00 Coffee break




16.00 – 18.00 S.O.R.G. TMJ Session: “EACMFS and ESTMJS meet SORG” Outcomes and pitfalls in TMJ surgery and TMJ traumatology – lessons learnt for the future

Chair: Andreas Neff, Germany, Nadeem Saeed, United Kingdom Room: Gasteig, Carl Amery Hall

16.00 – 17.00 S.O.R.G. Session Part I: TMJ Surgery

Gerhard Undt, Austria Outcomes and pitfalls in minimally invasive surgery of the TMJ – lessons learnt for the future

Andrew J Sidebottom, United Kingdom Outcomes following pathology guided surgical management of the TMJ

Nadeem Saeed, United Kingdom Autogenous/Alloplastic TMJ Reconstruction – planning the future on lessons learnt

17.00 – 18.00 S.O.R.G. Session Part II: TMJ Traumatology Guenter Lauer, Germany Outcomes and lessons learnt for the future in endoscopic assisted treatment of condylar fractures

Niall McLeod, United Kingdom Outcomes and lessons learnt for the future in open condylar fracture treatment

Orhan Güven, Turkey Outcomes and lessons learnt for the future in pediatric condylar fracture treatment

Panel discussion, questions and answers

18.00 Opening and Welcome Reception EACMFS, Gasteig, Room: Philharmony


ESTMJS Annual Meeting Wednesday, 19th September 2018

Morning Session

Venue: Gasteig Congress Center (Kulturzentrum), Rosenheimerstr. 5, 81667 München

Room: Carl Amery Hall

08.00 – 13.00 IBRA Guest Society Symposium “IBRA meets EACMFS and ESTMJS”

“From Strasbourg 2007 to Munich 2018: Consensus update and future perspectives in condylar traumatology”

Chairmen: Andreas Neff, Germany; Christophe Meyer, France; Edward Ellis III, United States of America

Organization (each topic with consensus voting including

panelists and audience) Consensus Update and Future Perspectives in Condylar

Traumatology

08.00 – 09.00 Session 1: Part I: Basic considerations on up to date classification and biomechanics

09.00 – 10.00 Part II: Roundtable “Pediatric Fracture treatment”

Consensus Update and Future Perspectives in Condylar Traumatology

10.30 – 11.50 Session 2 Part III: Disputation and Roundtable “Surgical versus non-surgical indications in condylar base and neck fractures”

11.50 – 13.00 Part IV: Disputation and Roundtable “Treatment of Condylar Head Fractures”

14.00 – 15.30 Session 3 Part V: Roundtable “Approaches – Pros and Cons”



Morning Session: continued



IBRA Symposium: Consensus Update and Future Perspectives in Condylar Traumatology

08.00 – 09.00 Session 1: Part I: Basic considerations on up to date classification and biomechanics

Andreas Neff, Germany: Welcome and introduction From Strasbourg 2007 via Marseille 2012 to Munich 2018 - consensus update and future trends in condylar traumatology

Andreas Neff, Marburg, Germany The condylar classification dilemma: is there a way out now for the future?

Christophe Meyer, France Dos and Don’ts in Biomechanics – lessons learned to avoid complications in the future

Panel discussion, questions and answers

Consensus voting on Topic 1: Classification, Biomechanics and Complications (Update Marseille Statements)

Moderation: Andreas Neff, Germany

Panelists: Edward Ellis III, United States of America Joel Ferri, France Tateyuki Iizuka, Switzerland (to be confirmed) Johannes Kleinheinz, Germany Andreas Kolk, Germany Christophe Meyer, France





Carl Amery Hall


9.00 – 10.00 Session 1 Part II: Roundtable “Pediatric Fracture treatment”

Introductory presentations:

Orhan Güven, Turkey Pediatric condylar fractures – where should surgery go in the future?

Timo Peltomäkki, Switzerland Pediatric condylar fractures – the orthodontists’ vision

Panel discussion, question and answers Consensus voting on Topic 2 Pediatric Fractures (Marseille Statements and Case updates)

Moderator: Edward Ellis III, United States of America

Panelists: Tateyuki Iizuka, Switzerland Orhan Güven, Turkey Dusan Hirjak, Slovakia Christophe Meyer, France Andreas Kolk, Germany Andreas Neff, Germany Timo Peltomäkki, Switzerland

10.00 – 10.30 Coffee break at EACMFS







10.30 – 11.50 Session 2: Part III: Disputation and Roundtable: “Surgical versus non-surgical indications in condylar base and neck fractures”

Introductory presentations:

Joel Ferri, France Which indications for non-surgical therapy will be valid in the future?

Edward Ellis III, United States of America Which indications for surgical therapy will be valid in the future

Panel discussion, question and answers and Consensus voting on Topic 2 Surgical vs. Nonsurgical Indications (Update Base and Neck Cases and Marseille Statements)

Moderator: Christophe Meyer, France

Panelists: Edward Ellis III, United States of America Joel Ferri, France Tateyuki Iizuka, Switzerland (t.b.c.) Johannes Kleinheinz, Germany Andreas Kolk, Germany Andreas Neff, Germany






IBRA Symposium, Session 2 Consensus Update and Future Perspectives in Condylar Traumatology

11.50 – 13.00 Part IV: Disputation and Roundtable “Treatment of Condylar Head Fractures”

Introductory Presentations:

Joel Ferri, France Condylar head fractures: why and how to treat non-surgically in the future

Andreas Neff, Germany Condylar head fractures: why and how to treat surgically in the future

Panel discussion, question and answers and Consensus voting on Topic 4: Consensus voting on Condylar Head Fractures

Moderator: Christophe Meyer, France

Panelists: Edward Ellis III, United States of America Joel Ferri, France Dusan Hirjak, Slovakia Johannes Kleinheinz, Germany Andreas Kolk, Germany Niall McLeod, United Kingdom Andreas Neff, Germany

13.00 – 14.00 Lunchbreak EACMFS



Afternoon Session



IBRA Symposium, Session 2 Consensus Update and Future Perspectives in Condylar Traumatology

14.00 – 14.40 Part Va: Roundtable “Approaches – Pros and Cons”

Introductory presentations

Günter Lauer, Germany The intraoral approach: indications, limitations and complication rates

Christophe Meyer, France The high submandibular/angular approach: indications, limitations and complication rates

Johannes Kleinheinz, Germany The retromandibular infraparotid and transparotid approaches: indications, limitations and complication rates

Giacomo Colletti, Italy The anteroparotid transmasseteric approach: indications, limitations and complication rates

Andreas Neff, Germany Pre- and retroauricular approaches: indications, limitations and complication rates



Afternoon Session: continued



IBRA Symposium, Session 2: Consensus Update and Future Perspectives in Condylar Traumatology

14.40 – 15.25 Part Vb: Roundtable “Approaches – Pros and Cons”

Panel discussion, question and answers and Consensus voting on Topic 5: Consensus voting on Approaches in Condylar Traumatology

Moderator: Andreas Neff, Germany

Panelists: Giacomo Colletti, Italy Edward Ellis III, United States of America Dusan Hirjak, Slovakia Johannes Kleinheinz, Germany Andreas Kolk, Germany Günter Lauer, Germany Christophe Meyer, France Niall McLeod, United Kingdom

15.25 – 15.30 Adjourn of the IBRA/ESTMJS Congress Afterwork Meeting IBRA, location tbd.

15.30 – 18.00 EACMFS Program: TMJ Disorders II (free papers)

Optional: EACMFS Social program Munich Hofbräuhaus Dinner 20.00


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