Wednesday, March 9, 2022

Registration of participants

Welcome and introduction, and course logistics - D Larysz

Module 1 - Pelvis I—patient assessment and acute treatment

Moderator: D Larysz \ Upon completion of this module, participants will be able to: Explain the pelvic anatomy;Describe imaging protocols and radiographic diagnosis;Explain biomechanics,injury mechanism,and classification ;Apply emergency treatment and stabilization; Recognize concomitant injuries

Radiographic (x-ray and computed tomography) assessment and classification of pelvic ring injuries - W Iluk

Acute management of pelvic ring disruption- clinical assessment, hemorrhage control and resuscitation - M Kulakowski

Expert panel—interactive discussion with cases - All

Coffee break

Small group discussion 1 Acute management, assessment, and classification of pelvic ring injuries

Group 1;Group 2;Group 3;Group 4

Lunch break

Module 2 -Pelvis II—decision making and definitive treatment of pelvic ring injuries

Moderator: M Kułakowski / Upon completion of this module, participants will be able to: Describe surgical approaches to the pelvis ;Define an appropriate plan for definitive management for pelvic ring injuries ;Perform reduction and fixation techniques of the pelvic ring

Decision making—surgical Indications - J Markuszewski

Treatment of anterior pelvic ring lesions - W Iluk

Posterior lesions—treatment of SI dislocations and SI fracture dislocations - D Pacek

Sacral fractures—techniques of reduction and fixation with iliosacral screws, tension band plating and lumbopelvic fixation - M Kulakowski

Indications and techniques for lumbopelvic fixation - D Larysz

Coffee break

Anatomical specimen laboratory 1

Anterior pelvic ring lesions – surgical approach, technics of reduction and fixation; Sacral fractures – surgical approaches and technics of reduction and fixation

Thursday, March 10, 2022

Module 3 - Acetabular decision—making and treatment

Moderator: W Iluk/ Upon completion of this module, participants will be able to: Define operative indications; Explain selection and sequence of approach; Outline reduction techniques and tools,and where and how to apply

Decision-making—indications and timing for operative treatment - M Kulakowski

Decision-making—choice of approach for operative treatment - D Larysz

Kocher-Langenbeck approach—indications and techniques of reduction and fixation - D Pacek

Ilioinguinal approach—indications and techniques of reduction and fixation - J Markuszewski

Anterior intrapelvic (modified Stoppa) approach— indications and techniques of reduction and fixation - D Larysz

Small group discussion 2 Acute management, assessment, and classification of pelvic ring injuries

Group 1; Group 2; Group 3; Group 4

Coffee break

Anatomical specimen laboratory 2

Kocher-Langenbeckapproach; Posterior approach to the pelvic ring (including Wiltse)

Lunch break

Anatomical specimen laboratory 3

Ilioinguinal approach(supine); Anterior approach to the sacroiliac joint; Middlewindow; Pfannenstielcomponent(modifiedStoppa); Pararectus(supine;sameside)

Pararectus(supine;sameside)

Coffee break and end of the day 2

Friday, March 11, 2022

Small group discussion 3 Radiology, classification, treatment of acetabular fractures

Group 1;Group 2;Group 3;Group 4

Indications for combined (anterior and posterior) approaches - J Markuszewski

The extended iliofemoral approach - indications and techniques - D Larysz

Acetabular fractures with concomitant pelvic ring injuries-planning of approaches and sequences for reduction and fixation - M Kulakowski

Coffee break

Small group discussion 4 Radiology, classification, treatment of acetabular fractures

Group 1; Group 2; Group 3; Group 4

End of the course