with cadaver dissections - unfallchirurgen.at...based on this embalming prof. thiel published also...
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AO Trauma Courseswith cadaver dissections
Program
2008September 8th–24th, 2008GrazAustria
Education
Foreword
Since 1960 Prof. Thiel has developed his own method of embalming cadavers in Graz. The aim was to facilitate both students and doctors of medicine to find conditions on cadavers compara-ble to living persons. Thus an optimal possibility was created: Surgeons of different special fields are now enabled to train surgery on cadavers as an exercise before acting on patients. In addition new instruments and new methods of surgical approaches have been and can be developed.
Thiel’s method of embalming was published in 1992 and 2002 in Annals of Anatomy. Doctors and anatomists from all over the world have come to Graz in the meantime to learn his method in order to use it in their homelands for students education and in postgraduate courses for doctors.
Based on this embalming Prof. Thiel published also an atlas – named: Photographic Atlas of Practical Anatomy. The first edition – translated into many languages – is out of print, the second edition has been on sale since December 2002.
The main advantage of the new embalming is that the cadavers colour, consistency and movabil-ity are preserved to a very great extent. In Addition the storable stock solution and the working solutions are bactericidal, fungicidal and virucidal.
The institute of anatomy in Graz houses approximately one thousand doctors every year, who visit the institute to attend our workshops and postgraduate courses on embalmed cadavers as a result of the special facilities given.
Anderhuber F., MD
The courses are dealing with surgical approaches, anatomy and general techniques of osteosyn-thesis in a general basic course and advanced courses in hand surgery, spinal trauma and pelvis / acetabulum trauma (it is possible to attend the courses individually).
The main interest is extended practical exercises and hands-on-work on cadavers at the Institute of Anatomy by only two participants for each working station.
In parallel workshops participants have the possibility to learn depending on their own level of knowledge and interest.
Beside the scientific program Graz – Europe’s Culture Capital 2003 – UNESCO World Heritage Site – has a lot of attractions and sightseeing.
Wagner M., MDGrechenig W., MD
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Mission Statement of AO Education
Our mission is to continuously set standards in postgraduate medical education and to foster the sharing of medically guided expertise in a worldwide network of health-care professionals to improve patient care in trauma or disorders of the musculoskeletal system.
AO Course Objectives in general:
• to broaden the knowledge and comprehension of operative fracture treatment according to the level of education or speciality
• to assist in decision making as to the optimal treatment modality according to the AO Principles
• to learn about the latest developments in research and clinical investigation • to become acquainted with new techniques and technologies as well as alternative
approaches in fracture treatment• to improve the manual skills by practicing on different bone models• to understand the evolution of AO Philosophy and Education – what is new and
what is still valid as well as the rationale behind any changes.
Course Overview
Introductory Course / Workshop PrinciplesinOperativeFractureTreatment September 8th Page 8 AO CourseApproachesandOsteosynthesis September 9th–13th Page 9 WorkshopFractureManagementduringtheGrowth September 13th Page 13 AO CourseHandSurgery September 1�th–17th Page 1� AO CoursePelvis&Acetabulum September 18th–21st Page 18 AO CourseFoot September 22nd–2�th Page 22 Registration / Information Page25
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Faculty
Chairman Wagner M., MD, Prof. Wilhelminenspital der Stadt Wien, Austria
Chairman/FootCourseZwipp H., MD, Prof. Univ. Klinikum Dresden, Germany
OrganizationGrechenig W., MD, Prof. Univ. Klinik für Unfallchirurgie Graz, Austria
Anderhuber F., MD, Prof. Anatomical Institute Graz, Austria
Bakota B., MD Traumatology Dep. General Hospital Karlovac, Croatia
Chochole M., MD Orthopädisches Spital Speising, Austria
Clement H., MD, OA Univ. Klinik für Unfallchirurgie Graz, Austria
Feig G., MD, OA Anatomical Institute Graz, Austria
Fellinger M., MD, Prof. Univ. Klinik für Unfallchirurgie Graz, Austria
Gänsslen A., MD MH Hannover, Germany
Grass R., MD, PD Univ. Klinikum Dresden, Germany
Ivanic G., MD, PD, DL Allg. und Orthopädisches LKH Stolzalpe, Austria
Jeserschek R., MD Univ. Klinik für Orthopädie Graz, Austria
Kdolsky R., MD, Prof. Univ. Klinik für Unfallchirurgie Wien, Austria
Koch H., MD, Prof. Department für Plastische Chirurgie Graz, Austria
Kukla C., MD, Prim. Doz. Krankenhaus Feldbach, Austria
Lindal J., MD, Prof. University Clinic Helsinki, Finnland
Mayr J., MD, Prof. Univ. Klinik Basel – Kinderchirurgie, Austria
Messmer P., MD, PD Unfallchirurgie, Universitätsspital Zürich, Switzerland
Orthner E., MD, Prim. Doz. Krankenhaus Wels, Austria
Faculty
Ortner F., MD, Prim. Krankenhaus Wiener Neustadt, Austria
Pachucki A., MD, Prim. Krankenhaus Amstetten, Austria
Peicha G., MD, Doz. Univ. Klinik für Unfallchirurgie Graz, Austria
Pichler W., MD Univ. Klinik für Unfallchirurgie Graz, Austria
Plecko M., MD UKH Graz, Austria
Russe F., MD UKH Meidling, Austria
Schatz B., MD Univ. Klinik für Unfallchirurgie Graz, Austria
Schintler M., MD Department für Plastische Chirurgie Graz, Austria
Seggl W., MD, Prof. Univ. Klinik für Unfallchirurgie Graz, Austria
Seibert F.J., MD, Prof. Univ. Klinik für Unfallchirurgie Graz, Austria
Spendel S., MD, Prof. Department für Plastische Chirurgie Graz, Austria
Staresinic M., MD University Hospital Merkur, Zagreb, Croatia
Szyszkowitz R., MD, Prof. Univ. Klinik für Unfallchirurgie Graz, Austria
Tesch N.P., MD, Ass. Prof. Anatomical Institute Graz, Austria
Thewanger G., MD UKH Linz, Austria
Wallenböck E., MD UKH Graz, Austria
Weiglein A., MD, Prof. Anatomical Institute Graz, Austria
Weinberg A., MD, Doz. Univ. Klinik für Kinderchirurgie Graz, Austria
Windisch G., MD, OA Anatomical Institute Graz, Austria
Zwipp H., MD, Prof. Univ. Klinikum Dresden, Germany
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Monday, September 8th, 2008
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INTRODUCTORYCOURSEwithCadaverDissections
WORKSHOP:PrinicplesinOperativeFractureTreatment
10:00 welcome 10:15 lecture: standard and new screws 10:�5 lecture: how to drill, tap, measure length ….. 11:00 practicalexercises: screws (different clinical applications) 12:30 video: surgical reduction 13:00 lunch 13:�5 lecture: standard and new plates 1�:15 practicalexercises: classical principles in plate fixation (neutralisation, compression, bridging) 16:00 coffee break 16:30 lecture: tension band 16:�5 practicalexercises: tension band 17:30 end of course
Program
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Tuesday, September 9th, 2008
APPROACHESandOSTEOSYNTHESIS
Hands-on-courseinTraumatologywithCadaverDissections
08:15 welcome 08:30 organizational comments 08:�5 lecture: surgical approaches 09:15 practicalexercises: anatomy of the shoulder 09:�5 practicalexercises: subclavial artery 10:10 practicalexercises: approaches to the SC/AC joint, clavicle plating 10:30 coffee break 10:50 practicalexercises: anterior approach to the glenohumeral joint, approach subacromial space 11:30 lecture: surgical approaches to the humeral shaft 12:00 practicalexercises: humeral shaft fracture - anterolateral approach and plating 13:15 lunch 1�:00 lecture: intramedullary nailing humerus – anatomy 1�:15 practicalexercises:anatomy – glenohumeral joint posterior 1�:30 practicalexercises:posterior approach to the glenohumeral joint 15:00 practicalexercises:surgical anatomy of the radial nerve 15:15 practicalexercises: humeral shaft fracture – dorsal approach and plating 16:00 coffee break 16:30 lecture: anatomy elbow 16:�5 video: clinical cases 17:00 lecture: medial/lateral approach to the elbow joint 17:30 practicalexercises: surgical anatomy – joint, ligaments 17:�5 practicalexercises: medial/lateral approach 18:15 practicalexercises: MIPO humerus 19:00 end of course day 10:00–11:30 WORKSHOP LCPandPHP
Program
Wednesday, September 10th, 2008
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APPROACHESandOSTEOSYNTHESIS
Hands-on-courseinTraumatologywithCadaverDissections
08:00 practicalexercises: surgical anatomy upper extremity – muscles, nerves 09:00 lecture: dorsal approach to the elbow 09:30 practicalexercises: surgical approaches - elbow dorsal (olecranon osteotomy) - Boyd - elbow anterior - Bryan Morrey 10:�5 coffee break 11:15 lecture: surgical approaches to the forearm 11:�5 practicalexercises: anatomy 12:15 practicalexercises: surgical approaches - shaft of the ulna - radius anterior (Henry) - radius posterior (Thompson) 13:30 practicalexercises: forearm shaft fracture - surgical approach, plating 1�:30 lunch 15:15 practicalexercises: approach axillar artery/surgical amputation 15:�5 video: dermatofasciotomy upper extremity 16:00 practicalexercises: dermatofasciotomy upper extremity 16:15 practicalexercises: puzzle carpal bones 16:30 lecture: surgical approaches to the distal radius 17:00 video: approach radius distal: dorsal/volar/radial 17:15 practicalexercises: distal radius - surgical approach 17:�5 coffeebreak 18:15 video: nerves upper extremity 18:30 practicalexercises: surgical exposures hand and wrist 19:00 end of course day
Program
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Program
Thursday, September 11th, 2008
APPROACHESandOSTEOSYNTHESIS
Hands-on-courseinTraumatologywithCadaverDissections 08:15 lecture: surgical approach and osteosynthesis to the talus/calcaneus 08:�5 practicalexercises: surgical anatomy (bone puzzle) 09:15 practicalexercises: approaches - talus / calcaneus 10:30 coffee break 11:00 video: Lisfranc joint 11:30 practicalexercises: anatomy 12:00 practicalexercises: approaches - Chopart / Lisfranc 12:30 practicalexercises: surgical anatomy to the foot 13:00 practicalexercises: special surgical exposures to the foot 1�:00 lunch 1�:30 lecture: surgical anatomy knee 1�:�5 practicalexercises: anatomy 15:00 practicalexercises: dorsal approach to the knee 15:30 practicalexercises: approach popliteal artery 15:�5 practicalexercises: dorsal approach to the ankle 16:15 practicalexercises: distal femur fracture – osteosynthesis (DCS) 17:00 coffee break 17:15 practicalexercises: surgical approach to the knee: anterior/medial/lateral 18:00 practicalexercises: surgical approach to the ankle: anterior/lateral/medial 18:30 end of course day
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Program
Friday, September 12th, 2008
APPROACHESandOSTEOSYNTHESIS
Hands-on-courseinTraumatologywithCadaverDissections 08:30 lecture: principles of treatment: femur shaft fracture 09:00 video: surgical approaches to the femur 09:20 practicalexercises: MIPO femur 09:�5 practicalexercises: femur shaft fracture lateral approach and plating 10:30 practicalexercises: -medial approach to the distal femur - approach femoral artery
11:00 coffee break 11:30 video: nerves lower extremity 11:�0 practicalexercises: surgical anatomy of the nerves of lower extremity 12:10 lecture: principles in angle stable plate fixation 12:30 lecture: tibia shaft fracture – principles of treatment 13:00 lecture: exposures for intramedullary nailing 13:20 practicalexercises: intramedullary nailing (femur, tibia, humerus) 13:00–1�:30 SEMINAR GastrocnemiusandSoleusmuscleflap (Spendel/Schintler) 1�:30 end of course day
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Program
Saturday, September 13th, 2008
APPROACHESandOSTEOSYNTHESIS
Hands-on-courseinTraumatologywithCadaverDissections 08:00 lecture: compartmentsyndrom – lower extremity 08:15 video: dermatofasciotomy lower extremity 08:30 practicalexercises: dermatofasciotomy in the lower extremity 09:00 video: approaches tibia shaft 09:10 practicalexercises: MIPO tibia 09:25 practicalexercises: tibia shaft fracture: anterior approach and plate fixation 10:15 practicalexercises: peroneal nerve preparation 10:30 lecture: cancellous bone graft-iliac crest 10:�5 practicalexercises: graft harvesting 11:00 coffee break 11:15 video: approaches hip 11:�5 practicalexercises: surgical anatomy 12:30 practicalexercises: hip lateral approach 13:00 end of course 1�:00–20:00 WORKSHOP FractureManagementduringtheGrowth (Scientific organisation: Mayr/Weinberg) Course fee: EUR 70,-
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Program
Sunday, September 1�th, 2008
AOCourse:HANDSURGERY
09:30 welcome 09:�5 organizational comment 09:55 lecture: distal radius fracture treatment 10:25 lecture: surgical approaches distal radius 10:�5 lecture: radius fracture children 11:00 practicalexercises: distal radius fracture: plating 12:00 coffee break 12:30 video: surgical approaches distal radius 12:50 practicalexercises: surgical anatomy 13:00 practicalexercises: surgical approach 13:30 practicalexercises: distal radius fracture: plating 1�:30 video: approaches metacarpals/phalangeals 1�:�5 practicalexercises: approaches 15:15 lunch provided 15:15 lecture: scaphoid fracture / non unions 15:�0 lecture: external fixateur 16:00 video : approach scaphoid, percutaneous technique 16:15 practicalexercises: 1) external fixateur 2) osteosynthesis scaphoid 3) percutane screw fixation �) pseudarthrosis 19:00 end of course day
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Program
Monday, September 15th, 2008
AOCourse:HANDSURGERY
08:00 practicalexercises: anatomy 1) extensor apparatus 2) flexor tendons, carpal tunnel 3) biomechanics �) vessels and nerves 5) TFCC 6) video: fasciotomy upper extremity 09:30 lecture: compression syndromes upper extremity 09:50 practicalexercises: CTS, trigger finger, Guyon, De Quervain, UCL 11:10 coffee break 11:30 video: extensor aponeurosis 11:�5 practicalexercises: anatomy, snow plastic, distal refixation (Lengemann / anchor suture)
12:30 lecture: arthrodesis finger joints 12:50 lecture: arthrodesis of the wrist 13:10 practicalexercises:arthrodesis finger joints 1�:15 lunch 15:00 lecture: wrist arthrosis – principles of treatment 15:30 practicalexercises: carpal bones – puzzle 15:�5 practicalexercises: 1) arthrodesis wrist 2) mediocarpal arthrodesis 3) proximal row carpectomy 17:00 end of course day
Program
Tuesday, September 16th, 2008
AOCourse:HANDSURGERY 08:15 lecture: carpal instability 08:50 lecture: Rizarthrosis – principles of treatment 09:15 lecture: denervation wrist 09:�5 practicalexercises: 1) denervation 2) resection arthroplasty 3) arthrodesis 11:15 coffee break
11:�5 lecture: problems at the distal radioulnar joint 12:00 lecture: ulnocarpal abutment syndrome 12:30 practicalexercises:ulna shortening 1) Kapandji 2) Darrach 3) TFCC
1�:00 coffee break
1�:15 lecture: wrist arthroscopy 1�:�5 video: wrist arthroscopy 15:15 practicalexercises:wrist arthroscopy 16:30 end of course day
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Program
Wednesday, September 17th, 2008
AOCourse:HANDSURGERY
08:15 lecture: principles of skin incisions in the hand 08:25 lecture: flexor tendons 08:�5 practicalexercises: flexor tendon suture/distal refixation 10:00 practicalexercises: extensor indicis plastic 10:30 coffee break 10:�5 practicalexercises: ligament reconstruction (acut/chronic) wrist and hand 12:00 coffee break 12:30 lecture: local flaps; indication/technique 13:00 practicalexercises: local flaps in hand surgery 15:30 end of course
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Program
Thursday, September 18th, 2008
AOCourse:PELVIS&ACETABULUM
08:15 welcome 08:30 organizational comments PELVIS08:�0 lecture: classification 09:05 lecture: external fixateur / pelvic clamp 09:30 video: external fixateur / pelvic clamp10:00 practicalexercises: 1) external fixateur 2) pelvic clamp 3) pelvic tamponade �) approach 5) anatomy 11:30 coffee break 12:00 lecture: symphysis 12:30 lecture: SIJ / sacrum 13:00 practicalexercises:symphysis / SIJ anterior 1�:00 lunch 1�:�5 lecture: pelvic trauma - principles of treatment 15:15 practicalexercises:SIJ dorsal: screws / sacral rods / plate 17:00 coffee break 17:20 practicalexercises:symphysis: approach / plating 18:00 practicalexercises:SIJ anterior anatomy 18:30 practicalexercises: SIJ approach plating 19:00 end of course day
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Program
Friday, September 19th, 2008
AOCourse:PELVIS&ACETABULUM
08:30 lecture: sacrum fracture 09:00 lecture: principles of treatment in complex trauma 09:�5 practicalexercises: SIJ and sacrum dorsal anatomy 10:15 practicalexercises: screws, plates, rods, USS 11:15 coffee break ACETABULUM11:�5 lecture: classification 12:00 practicalexercises: fracture classification 13:00 practicalexercises: anatomy 13:30 video: approach iliacal, femoral artery13:�5 video: ilioinguinal approach 1�:15 practicalexercises: ilioinguinal approach 15:00 coffee break 15:20 lecture: acetabulum fracture - treatment and results 15:�5 practicalexercises: ORIF acetabulum 17:00 end of course day
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Program
Saturday, September 20th, 2008
AOCourse:PELVIS&ACETABULUM
09:00 lecture: reduction technique 09:30 video: approach Kocher Langenbeck 09:50 practicalexercises: Kocher Langenbeck 10:30 video: vessels, nerves hip 10:�5 coffee break 11:00 practicalexercises: 1) reduction techniques, instruments 2) anatomy 3) extended anterior approach �) approaches – limitations 12:30 case discussion 13:00 coffee break 13:30 practicalexercises: ORIF acetabulum 1�:30 video: anterior approach hip 1�:�5 practicalexercises: anterior approach hip 15:15 lecture: Pipkin fracture 15:�5 lecture: fracture children 16:15 lecture: computer assisted perc. fracture treatment 17:00 end of course day
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Program
Sunday, September 21st, 2008
AOCourse:PELVIS&ACETABULUM
09:00 lecture: minimal invasive approach 09:30 lecture: total hip replacement 10:00 lecture: hip prosthesis dislocation 10:30 coffee break 11:00 video: approaches hip 11:30 practicalexercises: lateral approaches hip 13:00 practicalexercises: 1) navigation 2) hip prosthesis 3) minimal invasive approach �) anatomy extended approaches 15:00 end of course 15:00–17.00 WORKSHOP ProximalFemurFracturewithPracticalExercises (Clement, Grechenig, Wallenböck) - femur neck screwing - DHS - buttress plate - PFN and PFNA
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Program
Monday, September 22nd, 2008
AOCourse:FOOT 09:00 welcome 09:15 lecture: anatomy joints 09:30 lecture: achilles tendon 10:00 practicalexercises: anatomy (puzzle) 10:20 practicalexercises: anatomy (tendons, vessels, nerves) 10:�0 practicalexercises: achilles tendon; suture, reconstruction, anchor, VY plasty 11:30 coffee break
12:00 lecture: ancle fracture classification 12:15 lecture: ancle fracture treatment 12:�5 practicalexercises: approaches ancle 13:30 practicalexercises: osteosynthesis ancle 1�:15 lunch 15:00 video: nerves lower extremity 15:15 lecture: pilon tibial fracture 16:00 practicalexercises: osteosynthesis distal tibia 17:00 practicalexercises: MIPO tibia 17:30 coffee break 17:�5 lecture: compartment syndrom foot 18:00 video: compartment syndrom lower extremity 18:30 practicalexercises: fasciotomy 19:00 case discussion 20:00 end of course day
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Program
Tuesday, September 23rd, 2008
AOCourse:FOOT
08:00 practicalexercises: anatomy: 1) tendons 2) biomechanics 3) vessels �) nerves 09:00 lecture: osteochondritis in the foot and ancle 09:20 lecture: acute and chronical syndesmosis lesions 09:�0 lecture: fractures talus 10:00 video: approaches talus 10:15 practicalexercises:reconstruction tibio-fibular-syndesmosis 10:�5 coffee break 11:00 practicalexercises:anatomy talus, constructive anatomy of the talus (plastillin) 11:15 practicalexercises:osteosynthesis talus 11:30 practicalexercises:dorsal approach ancle / talus 12:00 lecture: calcaneal fractures 12:�5 lecture: calcaneal fractures – percutan techniques 13:00 lunch 13:�0 practicalexercises:osteosynthesis calcaneus 1�:�5 practicalexercises:anatomy calcaneus 15:00 video: calcaneus lateral approach 15:15 practicalexercises:calcaneus lateral approach 15:30 lecture: metatarsal fractures 15:�5 practicalexercises:osteosynthesis metatarsals 16:15 coffee break
16:30 lecture: Lisfranc joint 17:00 video: Lisfranc joint 17:15 practicalexercises:anatomy, osteosynthesis 18:00 lecture: Chopart 18:15 practicalexercises:anatomy, osteosynthesis 19.00 case discussion: tipps and pearls ankle
20:00 end of course day
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Program
Wednesday, September 2�th, 2008
AOCourse:FOOT
08:30 lecture: prosthesis ancle 09:00 lecture: arthrodesis ancle 09:30 practicalexercises: arthrodesis ancle 10:30 lecture: subtalar arthrodesis 11:00 practicalexercises:subtalar arthrodesis
11:�5 coffee break
12:15 practicalexercises: workshop: ancle replacement workshop: soft tissue problems 13:�5 lecture: arthroscopy ancle / subtalar 1�:15 video: clinical cases
1�:30 coffee break
15:00 video: anatomy approaches 15:20 practicalexercises: arthroscopy ancle 16:15 lecture: tibialis posterior tendon transfer 16:25 practicalexercises: tibial posterior tendon transfer 16:�5 practicalexercises: surgical approaches and preparation forefoot
18:00 end of course
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Registration & Information
CongressRegistration&InformationCourse Secretary Evelyne SchleiferA-8036 Graz, Auenbruggerplatz 7a
Phone: +�3 / 66� / 395 0 222Fax: +�3 / 316 / 385 - 3582
e-mail: [email protected]
Programdownloadwww.grechenig.at
OrganizerGesellschaft zur Forschung und Wissenschaftlichen Weiterbildung in der Unfallchirurgie Graz
CourseLocation Anatomical InstituteA-8010 Graz, Harrachgasse 21Phone: +�3 / 316 / 380 �2 10
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Fees & Accounts
CourseandWorkshopFeesWorkshop: Principles in Fracture Treatment EUR 90.-
AO Course: Approaches and Osteosynthesis (with cadaver dissections) EUR 950.-
Workshop: Fracture Management during the Growth EUR 70.-
HYPO BANK GRAZ-AUSTRIA, Account-number 2 0 2 � 1 0 7 0 6 2 0 BIC Adress: HYSTAT2G, IBAN: AT�1 56000 202� 1070620
AO Course: Hand Surgery EUR 5�0.-HYPO BANK GRAZ-AUSTRIA, Account-number 2 0 2 � 1 0 8 8 � 0 6 BIC-Code HYSTAT2, IBAN: AT66 56000 202� 1088�06
AO Course: Pelvis & Acetabulum EUR 500.-HYPO BANK GRAZ-AUSTRIA, Account-number 2 0 2 � 1 0 8 8 � 1 � BIC-Code HYSTAT2G, IBAN AT�� 56000 202� 1088�1�
AO Course: Foot EUR 510.-HYPO BANK GRAZ-AUSTRIA, Account-number 2 0 2 � 1 0 9 0 � 8 6 BIC-Code HYSTAT2G, IBAN: AT69 56000 202� 1090�86
NameofAccountCourse subscription should be paid before the start of the course into the bank account "Gesellschaft zur Forschung und Wissenschaftlichen Weiterbildung in der Unfallchirurgie Graz"
Address of Bank: Landes-Hypothekenbank Steiermark AG, A-8036 Graz, Riesstrasse, Austria. Bank code number: 56000
ConfirmationYour registration will be confirmed after receipt of the registration form and the payment.
CancellationFull refund will be made only if written notice of cancellation is received before August 11. After this date all cancellations will be subject to 25% of the tuition fee. No course tuition refund will be issued for cancellations received after August 31.
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Hotel Information
HotelsFor hotel accommodation please directly contact the hotel.
Hotel Gollner ****A–8010 Graz, Schlögelgasse 1�Mr. Gumpert / Mr. KossekPhone: +�3 / 316 / 82 25 21Fax: +�3 / 316 / 82 25 21 -7 e-mail: [email protected]
Romantik Parkhotel ****A–8010 Graz, Leonhardstrasse 8, Am MeranparkPhone: +�3 / 316 / 36 30 - 0Fax: +�3 / 316 / 36 30 - 50e-mail: [email protected]
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