Programme
BESS 2009
Wednesday 24th June 2009
10.30 – 11.00
Registration and Trade Exhibition
11.00 – 12.30
Research Methodology Symposium
Chairman: Andy Carr
11.00 – 11.29
Writing a Research Paper
Roger Emery
11.30 – 11.59
Obtaining Research Funding
Amar Rangan
12.00 – 12.30
Implications of the Darzi Review and
Assessment of Outcome
Andy Carr
12.30 – 13.20
Lunch and Trade Exhibition
13.20 – 13.26
Welcome: Simon Lambert
13.26 – 14.46
Session 1: Rotator Cuff
Chairpersons: Tim Bunker and Simon Lambert
13.26 - 13.34 ARTHROSCOPIC ROTATOR CUFF REPAIR IN PATIENTS AGED 70 YEARS AND OVER –
EARLY CLINICAL AND SONOGRAPHIC RESULTS
P M Robinson, Y V Joshi, S Dalal, M Caplan, P Norburn, B R Roy
Trafford General Hospital, Manchester
13.35 – 13.43
ULTRASOUND AND ARTHROSCOPIC ASSESSMENT OF THE ROTATOR CUFF. OUTCOME
OF RADIOLOGIST AND RADIOGRAPHER PERFORMED SCANS
Z Hakim, E Yates, M Smith, S Bale, P Hughes
The Royal Preston Hospital
13.44 – 13.52
THE CLINICAL USEFULNESS OF OFFICE ULTRASOUND, CARRIED OUT BY THE
SURGEON, IN DETECTING ROTATOR CUFF TEARS
D J Henderson, Y Khan, B Venkateswaran
Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Dewsbury and District Hospital
13.53 – 14.01
MUSCULO-TENDINOUS RUPTURE OF THE INFRASPINATUS. NATURAL HISTORY,
DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT
L Neyton, G Walch, J Lunn, L Nove-josserand, J- P Liotard, B Melis
Centre Orthopédique Santy - Unité Epaule
14.02 – 14.10
ROTATOR CUFF SURGERY IN THE UK – WHO IS DOING WHAT
P M Robinson & B R Roy
Trafford General Hospital, Manchester
14.11 – 14.19
CLINICAL DECISION MAKING BY SPECIALIST SHOULDER SURGEONS MANAGING
ROTATOR CUFF TEARS
M T Daines, C Cooper, B. Watkins, C Ramsey, J A Cook, A J Carr, J L Rees
Nuffield Department of Orthopaedics, Rheumatology and Musculoskeletal Science
14.20 – 14.28
RETROSPECTIVE STUDY TO DEFINE THE NEED AND RELEVANCE FOR REPAIRING
PARTIAL ROTATOR CUFF TEARS
W Sturley, P Konings, J Relwani, O Levy, S Copeland
Reading Shoulder Unit
14.29 - 14.37
OXFORD SCORES OF THE SHOULDER AND ELBOW IN THE “NORMAL” POPULATION
E Litt & B G Bolton-Maggs
St Helens & Knowsley Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
14.38 – 14.46
CAN THE OXFORD SHOULDER SCORE BE USED AS A PREDICTIVE DIAGNOSTIC TOOL
D A Shaw, P Kenyon, M Webb
Countess of Chester Hospital, Chester
14.47 – 15.30
Local Organisers Guest Lecture
Prof. Rolf Norlin
Introduced by Simon Lambert
15.30 – 16.15
Coffee/Tea and Trade Exhibition
16.16– 17.27
Session 2: Instability, Trauma and Miscellaneous
Chairpersons: Mike Thomas and Anju Jaggi
16.16 – 16.24
RESULTS OF ARTHROSCOPIC REPAIR OF BONY BANKART LESIONS IN CONTACT
ATHLETES
N H Shah, N Naderi, L Funk
Wrightington Hospital
16.25 – 16.33
REVISITING THE UK SHOULDER SURGEON’S APPROACH TO TRAUMATIC, ANTERIOR
SHOULDER DISLOCATION IN THE YOUNG PATIENT
A Malhotra, M Freudmann, S Hay
The Royal Shrewsbury Hospital / The Robert Jones & Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic
Hospital, Oswestry
16.34– 16.42
THE VALUE OF MAGENTIC RESONANCE IMAGING IN THE MANAGEMENT OF
SHOULDER INSTABILITY
M Dobson, J Rob, C Cobiella
University College London Hospital
16.43 – 16.51
STABILISATION OF ACROMIOCLAVICULAR JOINT DISLOCATIONS USING THE
'SURGILIG' TECHNIQUE
A Richards, T Butcher and S Corbett
Guy's and St.Thomas' NHS Trust, London
16.52 – 16.60
THE USE OF THE OXFORD INSTABILITY SHOULDER SCORE (OISS) TO AUDIT OUTCOME
AND RETURN TO ACTIVITY FOLLOWING ARTHROSCOPIC SHOULDER STABILISATION
SURGERY
C Joyce, S B Maclean, R Austin, P J Hughes
Upper Limb Unit, Royal Preston Hospital
17.01 – 17.09
PDS SLING FIXATION OF NEER TYPE 2 FRACTURES OF THE DISTAL CLAVICLE- A
SIMPLE TECHNIQUE WITH EXCELLENT RESULTS
J Robinson, P Kempshall, B Sankar and M Pritchard
Morriston Hospital, Swansea
17.10 – 17.18
ARTHROSCOPY OF THE STERNOCLAVICULAR JOINT
L V A Dennell, G M Tytherleigh-Strong
Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge
17.19 – 17.27
INTRAMEDULLARY NAILING FOR PATHOLOGICAL FRACTURE OF HUMERUS:
OUTCOMES AND FACTORS PREDICTING SURVIVAL
E Mallick, R Ashford, R Pandey
University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust
17.28 – 17.36
INTRAMEDULLARY STRUT GRAFT WITH LOCKING PLATE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF
COMPLEX PROXIMAL HUMERAL FRACTURES
V Kamath, A Rangan, J Couto
James Cook University Hospital
17.37 - 17 52
‘Innovation and the Future of Medical Publishing’
Dr. Trish Groves
Introduction by Simon Lambert
18.00
Journal Launch and Drinks reception
Thursday 25th June 2009
08.00 - 09.00
Instructional Course A
“Internal impingement and the overhead athlete – The who, what,
why and wherefore”
Chairman: Peter Brownson
Peter Brownson
Graham Tytherleigh-Strong
Jo Gibson
08.00 - 09.00
Instructional Course B
Current thinking: SLAP Tears and Instability due to rotator interval
failure
Chairman: Duncan Tennent
Mechanism & diagnosis
Arthroscopic assessment & treatment
08.00 - 09.00
Instructional Course C
Current thinking: Instability Arthropathy & Post-traumatic Arthritis
in the Young Adult
Chairman: Cormac Kelly
Analysis and treatment options: when do I have to replace the
joint?
Post-traumatic arthropathy: when do I have to replace the joint?
08.00 - 09.00
Instructional Course D
Current thinking: Post traumatic stiffness of the elbow in the
adult
Chairman: Michael Thomas
Arthrolysis for the post traumatic elbow: Lech Rymaszewski
Treatment of the post traumatic arthritic elbow: Mike Thomas
09.00 – 10.30
09.00 – 09.08
Session 3: Basic Science
Chairpersons: Lars Neumann and Rolf Norlin
RELATIONSHIP OF THE ROTATOR CUFF MOMENT ARMS TO THE CENTROID OF THE
ARTICULAR SURFACE OF THE HUMERAL HEAD
F Harrold & C Wigderowitz
Ninewells Hospital & Medical School, Dundee
09.09 – 09.17
THE RHEOLOGY OF NORMAL AND TORN ROTATOR CUFF TENDONS
S Chaudhury, C Holland, F Vollrath, A J Carr
Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre, University of Oxford
09.18 – 09.26
MYOFIBROBLAST PHENOTYPE IN PRIMARY FROZEN SHOULDER REQUIRING
SURGICAL INTERVENTION
C McGarvey, S Lambert, V Mudera
Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, Stanmore
09.27 – 09.35
DOES DIABETES AFFECT OUTCOME AFTER ARTHROSCOPIC ROTATOR CUFF REPAIR
N Clement, A Hallett, D MacDonald, JM McBirnie
The Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh
09.36 – 09.44
ANATOMICAL VARIATIONS OF THE CORACOID PROCESS AND ITS ATTACHMENTS
C Roslee, M Monda, G Alyassari, A Tavakkolizadeh, J Sinha
King's College Hospital, London
09.45 – 09.53
DIFFERENTIATING BETWEEN NORMAL AND TORN ROTATOR CUFF TENDONS USING
FOURIER TRANSFORM INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY
S Chaudhury, C Dicko, F Vollrath, A J Carr
Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre, University of Oxford
09.54 – 10.02
LIMITATIONS OF THE NEVIASER PORTAL FOR SUPERIOR LABRAL ANCHOR INSERTION:
AN ANATOMICAL STUDY
B A Haughton, I Serrano-Pedraza, E Boada, J J Candal-Couto
Wansbeck General Hospital, Ashington and Newcastle University
10.03 – 10.11
VARIATION IN BONE MINERAL DENSITY BY ANATOMICAL SITE IN PATIENTS
PRESENTING WITH PROXIMAL HUMERAL FRACTURES. IS UPPER LIMB
OSTEOPOROSIS BEING UNDERDIAGNOSED
J Wilson, T J Bonner , M Head, J Fordham, S Brealey, A Rangan
James Cook University Hospital
10.12 – 10.20
IN VIVO TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT IN THE SUBACROMIAL BURSA DURING
ARTHROSCOPIC SUBACROMIAL DECOMPRESSION
S L Barker, K Kumar, A J Johnstone
Woodend Hospital, Aberdeen
10.21 – 10.29
CLINIMETRIC REVIEW OF OUTCOME MEASURES IN SHOULDER & ELBOW SURGERY
N Harshavardhana, J Gray, T Cresswell, P Manning, L Neumann
Derbyshire Royal Infirmary & Nottingham University Hospital
10.30 – 11.15
Coffee/Tea and Trade Exhibition
11.15-11.30
Hot Topic 1
PbR
Ro Kulkarni and Tim Bunker
11.30- 12.15
11.30 – 11.40
Session 4: Case Reports with Expert Commentary
Chairman: David Stanley
PECTORAL NEURECTOMY AS A TREATMENT FOR COMPLEX MUSCLE PATTERNING
SHOULDER INSTABILITY
C McGarvey, G Datta, S Lambert
Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, Stanmore, London
Expert: Ian Bayley
11.41 – 11.51 ACUTE LATERAL ELBOW PAIN IS NOT TENNIS ELBOW
K P Draviaraj, D Stanley
Shoulder and Elbow unit, Northern General Hospital, Sheffield
Expert: Bernard Morrey
11.52 – 12.02
IATROGENIC FRACTURE DISLOCATION OF SHOULDER: CASE SERIES REPORT
P Panwalkar, F Leong, A Yewlett, J Kitson, M Kurer, R Kulkarni
Royal Gwent Hospital, Newport, Royal Devon and Exeter and North Middlesex
University Hospital
Expert: Rolf Norlin
12.03 – 12.13
COMPLETE DISASSEMBLY OF THE COONRAD-MORREY ELBOW REPLACEMENT
A Sheeraz, A N Stirrat
Sunderland Royal Hospital
Expert: Andy Carr
12.15 - 12.55
Presidential Guest Lecture
‘Reconstructive Surgery of the Elbow
Current Concepts and Future Trends’
Prof. Bernard Morrey
Introduced By David Stanley
12.55 – 13.55
Lunch and Trade Exhibition
13.55 – 15.25
Session 5: Elbow
Chairpersons: Andy Carr and Ro Kulkarni
13.55 – 14.03
A COMPARISON OF AUTOLOGOUS BLOOD INJECTION VERSUS STEROID INJECTION
FOR THE TREATMENT OF LATERAL EPICONDYLITIS
D Miller, J R Walton, C Bass, G Hoy, A Paxinos , D McClelland
University Hospital of North Staffordshire, Melbourne Orthopaedic Group
14.04 – 14.12
TOTAL ELBOW ARTHROPLASTY: A SURVEY OF CURRENT PRACTICE IN THE UNITED
KINGDOM
W G P Eardley & J L McVie
Darlington Memorial Hospital
14.13 – 14.21
SOUTER-STRATHCLYDE TOTAL ELBOW ARTHROPLASTY: 12 YEARS FOLLOW UP
S P Boulis & S U Sjolin
West Suffolk Hospital
14.22 – 14.30
COMPLEX DISTAL HUMERAL FRACTURES: FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME AFTER INTERNAL
FIXATION USING PRE-CONTOURED ANATOMICAL ELBOW PLATES
K Theivendran, P J Duggan, S C Deshmukh
Birmingham City Hospital, Birmingham
14.31 - 14.39
ARTHROSCOPIC OSTEOCAPSULAR RELEASE FOR ELBOW OSTEOARTHRITIS: EARLY
RESULTS
G J Bayne, R Zaidi, D J Watkinson
Queen Alexandra Hospital, Portsmouth
14.40 – 14.48
EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY OF MEDIAL EPICONDYLITIS (GOLFERS ELBOW) USING ‘THE
HEATH INPROVEMENT NETWORK’ (T.H.I.N.) DATABASE
A A Tambe, A Fakis, C Smith, D Clark, R Hubbard
Derbyshire Royal Infirmary
14.49 – 14.57
POSTERIOR OLECRANON IMPINGEMENT PRESENTING AS "TENNIS ELBOW”
W A Wallace
Nottingham Shoulder & Elbow Unit
14.58 – 15.06
TENSION SUTURE REPAIR OF OLECRANON FRACTURES AND OSTEOTOMIES USING
ANCHORS
J Finkel, A Sahu, C Choi, C P Charalambous, N J Phillips, M J Ravenscroft
Stepping Hill Hospital, Stockport and Wytheshawe Hospital
15.07 - 15.15 DISTAL HUMERAL FRACTURES - A CLASSIFICATION WHICH IS RELIABLE,
REPRODUCIBLE AND HAS GOOD CORRELATION WITH DEFINITIVE MANAGEMENT
K A Z Sivardeen, S Thiagarajah, H Pelc, M Davies, D Stanley
Sheffield Teaching Hospitals & Homerton University Hospital London
15.16 – 15.40
Hot Topics
UKUFF and PROFHER Trials
Andy Carr and Amar Rangan
Private Codes, SEND
Ro Kulkarni and Tim Bunker
15.40 – 16.10
Coffee/Tea and Trade Exhibition
16.10 – 17.30
AGM
19-00
Coach pickup
19-30
Conference Dinner at Imperial War Museum
Friday 26th June 2009
08.00 - 09.00
Instructional Course A
“Internal impingement and the overhead athlete – The who, what,
why and wherefore”
Chairman: Peter Brownson
Peter Brownson
Graham Tytherleigh-Strong
Jo Gibson
08.00 - 09.00
Instructional Course B
Current thinking: SLAP Tears and Instability due to rotator interval
failure
Chairman: Duncan Tennent
Mechanism & diagnosis
Arthroscopic assessment & treatment
08.00 - 09.00
Instructional Course C
Current thinking: Instability Arthropathy & Post-traumatic Arthritis
in the Young Adult
Chairman: Cormac Kelly
Analysis and treatment options: when do I have to replace the
joint?
Post-traumatic arthropathy: when do I have to replace the joint?
08.00 - 09.00
Instructional Course D
Current thinking: Post traumatic stiffness of the elbow in the
adult
Chairman: Michael Thomas
Arthrolysis for the post traumatic elbow: Lech Rymaszewski
Treatment of the post traumatic arthritic elbow: Mike Thomas
09.00 – 10.30
09.00 – 09.08
Session 6: Therapy and Miscellaneous
Chairpersons: Jo Gibson and Dan Roussouw
COST SAVINGS IN ARTHROSCOPIC SHOULDER SURGERY. ANALYSIS OF THE
INFLUENCE OF SURGICAL TECHNIQUES
G Heffernan, O Levy , N Hous
Reading Shoulder Unit
09.09 – 09.17 ACTIVITY BASED COSTING FOR ARTHROSCOPIC SHOULDER SURGERY IN A
DISTRICT GENERAL HOSPITAL
Y V Joshi, P M Robinson, B R Roy, NR Bhardwaj
Trafford General Hospital, Manchester
09.18 – 09.26
ORTHOPAEDIC CODING PRACTICE IN THE UK
P Panwalkar, G Roberts, J Danino , R Kulkarni
Royal Gwent Hospital, Newport
09.27 – 09.35
PROSPECTIVE 2 YEAR FOLLOW UP OF PATIENT- AND DIAGNOSIS-SPECIFIC SPECIALIST
PHYSIOTHERAPY TREATMENT FOR PATIENTS WITH ATRAUMATIC SHOULDER
INSTABILITY
T Douglas, A Jaggi, S Grange, S Lambert
Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, Stanmore
09.36 – 09.44
DOES INDIVIDUAL OR GROUP REHABILITATION LEAD TO A BETTER OR MORE COST
EFFECTIVE OUTCOME FOLLOWING ARTHROSCOPIC SUBACROMIAL DECOMPRESSION
OF THE SHOULDER
G Lumsden, F Blanch, C Horsfield, K Lucas-Garner, R M Dodenhoff
The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust
09.45 – 09.53 THE ROLE OF PHYSIOTHERAPY AFTER ARTHROSCOPIC SUBACROMIAL
DECOMPRESSION
G Kordás, M Sinha, R T Benson
Great Western Hospital, Swindon
09.54 – 10.02
THE ACCURACY OF PRIMARY CARE TEAMS IN DIAGNOSING DISORDERS OF THE
SHOULDER
S Patel, FS Hossain, H B Colaço, S Ul-Islam, M H Lee
University College Hospital, London
10.03 – 10.11
CLINICAL ASSESSMENT OF SCAPULOHUMERAL FUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH
SUBACROMIAL IMPINGEMENT: WHAT DO SHOULDER CLINICIANS ATTENDING THE
2008 BRITISH ELBOW AND SHOULDER SOCIETY (BESS) CONFERENCE THINK AND
WHAT DO THEY DO?
M J Smith, D Jones, C Connor, V Sparkes, R W van Deursen
Research Centre for Clinical Kinesiology, School of Healthcare Studies, Cardiff
University
10.12 – 10.20
TUBEROSITY HEALING AFTER HEMIARTHROPLASTY FOR PROXIMAL HUMERAL
FRACTURES WITH AN ACCELERATED REHABILITATION PROGRAMME
Z Ali, D Datt, B Venkateswaran
Mid Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust
10 21 – 10.29
DOCTOR, WHEN CAN I START DRIVING AGAIN? A SURVEY OF BESS MEMBERS,
POLICE, DVLA AND INSURANCE COMPANIES
A Kumar, P Monga, D S Sandher
Manchester Royal Infirmary
10.30- 11.15
Coffee/Tea and Trade Exhibition
11.15-12.17
11.15 – 11.23
11.24 – 11.32
11.33 – 11.41
11.42 – 11.50
11.51 – 11.59
12.00 – 12.08
12.09 – 12.17
Session 7:
Arthroplasty
Chairpersons: Ian Trail and Mark Falworth
CLINICAL AND RADIOGRAPHIC OUTCOME OF LARGE-PITCH GLENOID SCREW 11:15
FIXATION FOLLOWING BAYLEY-WALKER FIXED-FULCRUM, REVERSE-POLARITY, TOTAL
SHOULDER REPLACEMENT
D Higgs, C McGarvey, M Falworth, J I L Bayley, S Lambert
Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, Stanmore, London
COPELAND RESURFACING ARTHROPLASTY: SHORT TERM RESULTS FROM AN
INDEPENDENT CENTRE
R Bryant, S Drew, S Turner, H Bush
University Hospitals of Coventry and Warwickshire
VENOUS THROMBO-EMBOLIC EVENTS AND TOTAL SHOULDER REPLACEMENT –
ANALYSIS USING NATIONAL HOSPITAL EPISODE STATISTICS
S S Jameson, R A Bottle, M R Reed, J Candal-Couto
Wansbeck General Hospital & Dr Foster Institute at Imperial
USE OF PATIENT REPORTED OUTCOMES (PROMS) AND SURVIVIAL ANALYSIS TO
ASSESS SHOULDER REPLACEMENT
J L Rees, J Dawson, G C Hand, C D Cooper, B Watkins, A J Price, D J Beard, A J Carr
Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre, University of Oxford
COPELAND SURFACE SHOULDER REPLACEMENT ARTHROPLASTY FOR CUFF TEAR
ARTHROPATHY – EARLY AND MID TERM FUNCTIONAL RESULTS
S Rajkumar, M Adeeb, M Raza, P Nalamati, M Thomas
Wexham Park Hospital
CUFF TEAR ARTHROPATHY (CTA) HUMERAL HEAD
L Crawford, N Thompson, I A Trail, D Nuttall, A Birch
Wrightington Hospital
CAD CAM ARTHROPLASTY AS A SALVAGE PROCEDURE FOR CUFF AND GLENOID
DEFICIENCY
D Griffiths, S Grange, O Templeton-Ward, I Bayley, S Lambert
Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, Stanmore
12.18 – 12.43
Fellowship Presentations
12.45 – 13:00
BESS Poster Prize Presentations
13.00 – 13.05
BESS 2010 Oxford
13.05 – 13.10
BESS Awards
13.10 – 13.15
Closing Remarks
13:15 – 14:20
Lunch and Exhibition
13.30 - 15.00
AHP Symposium: The dilemma of shoulder pain - I
Dr J Cowan, RNOH. Recognition and treatment of chronic and
neurapathic shoulder pain: when should I refer for a specialist opinion
Dr M Thaker. Understanding the peripheral and central mechanisms of
shoulder pain.
15.00 – 15.45
Coffee and trade exhibition
15.45 – 17.15
AHP Symposium: The dilemma of shoulder pain - II
Prof A Carr, Oxford. The role of central pain in rotator cuff disease.
Ms J Gibson, Liverpool. Dealing with the difficult case: what tools do I
have to help me? The role of mirrors, Botox, and other strategies.
17.15
Closing remarks
19.30
AHP Dinner – Rainforest Cafe
Posters
PLATE FIXATION OF MID-SHAFT CLAVICLE FRACTURES: A BIOMECHANICAL COMPARISON OF
UNICORTICAL, BICORTICAL, LOCKING AND NONLOCKING OPTIONS
L A K Khan, R Wallace, A H R Simpson, C M Robinson
Edinburgh Orthopaedic Engineering Centre, University of Edinburgh
THE RANGE OF OXFORD SHOULDER SCORES IN THE UNAFFECTED SHOULDER AND ITS USE AS A
BASELINE FOR POSTOPERATIVE IMPROVEMENT
C Joyce, S B MacLean, R Austin, P J Hughes
Upper Limb Unit, Royal Preston Hospital
MUSCLE ACTIVITY AND SHOULDER KINEMATICS IN SHOULDER IMPINGEMENT
S Garg,T White, J Strickland, M Goss-Sampson
Centre for Sport and Exercise Science, School of Science, University of Greenwich
DISPLACED PROXIMAL HUMERUS FRACTURES TREATED WITH THE T2 PROXIMAL HUMERUS
LOCKING NAIL
V Kumar, S Datir, B Venkateswaran
Dewsbury & District Hospital
DO PROXIMAL HUMERAL CLASSIFICATION SYSTEMS WORK
A Majed, A Bull, A Amis, I Macleod, K Zyto, R Hertel, H Resch
Imperial College London
A 5- MINUTE PROCEDURE FOR SURGICAL TREATMENT OF RESISTANT TENNIS ELBOW; RESULTS
AND COST ANALYSIS
S P Boulis & S U Sjolin
West Suffolk Hospital
WORLD WIDE WEB AND SHOULDER ARTHROSCOPY
V Ramasamy & V G Devadoss
Penine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust
TRIPOD FIXATION OF RADIAL NECK FRACTURES
N E Ohly & J T Reid
Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh
RESULTS OF SURGICAL REPAIR OF ACUTE DISTAL BICEPS TENDON RUPTURES USING A BIOTENODESIS SCREW
W G P Eardley, S Odak, T S Adesina, R P Jeavons, J L McVie
Darlington Memorial Hospital
THE FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME OF THE FRACTURED CLAVICLE
R Amirfeyz, D Davies, A Longworth, R Fox, G Bannister
Avon Orthopaedic Centre
NO SLING, NO BLOCKS, NO OVERNIGHT STAY, NO PROBLEM
A D Yewlett, H Mehta, A Bhattacharjee, L Emmett, P Panwalker, R Coates, C Connor, R Kulkarni
Royal Gwent Hospital, Newport
OUTCOMES FOLLOWING OPEN REDUCTION AND INTERNAL FIXATION OF PROXIMAL HUMERUS
FRACTURES WITH MARKED VARUS DEFORMITY
M A Akhtar, J Wylie, A Ray, N Dempster, N Clement, C M Robinson
Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh
EVALUATION OF THE SHORT-TERM CONSERVATIVE TREATMENT IN PATIENTS WITH TENNIS
ELBOW: INTERNAL PILOT OF A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMISED, ASSESSOR-BLINDED TRIAL
J H Tonks, S R Murali, J Selfe, J Richards
Ashton, Leigh and Wigan Community Healthcare, Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh NHS Trust,
University of Central Lancashire
FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME OF SCAPULOTHORACIC FUSION FOR FASCIOSCAPULOHUMERAL
DYSTROPHY
I P Gill, B Fourie, P R Stuart
Freeman Hospital, Newcastle Upon Tyne
CODING PRACTICE IN SHOULDER SURGERY: AN AUDIT OF OPCS-4 CODES
L Astle, S Alagaratnam, C Cobiella
University College Hospital, London
USE OF CT DATA IN DETERMINING HUMERAL GEOMETRIES RELEVANT TO ARTHROPLASTY
I Flatters
Newcastle University
THE CORACOID SPUR SIGN: A NOVEL RADIOLOGICAL FEATURE OF POTENTIAL DISSOCIATION OF
THE SCAPULA FROM THE CLAVICLE IN COMPLEX SCAPULAR FRACTURES
C McGarvey, A Pandit , A Saifuddin , S Lambert
The Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, Stanmore, London
ASSESSMENT OF BALANCE WITH SHOULDER STABILIZATION SLING USING COMPUTERIZED
DYNAMIC POSTUROGRAPHY
A Memon , D Lui , H Mullett
Beaumont Hospital, Dublin
MRI OR CT ARTHOGRAPHY FOR THE INVESTIGATION OF SHOULDER INSTABILITY? WHICH IS THE
BETTER MODALITY
Z Sivardeen, S Thiagarajah, D Stanley, I Khan, S Mughal
Sheffield Teaching Hospitals, Homerton University Hospital London
BONE ANCHOR REPAIR OF DISTAL BICEPS TENDON RUPTURE: A CASE SERIES WITH
BIOMECHANICAL ASSESSMENT
M Anderton, P Kumar, R Morton, S Hodgson
Royal Bolton Hospital, Bolton
AUDIT OF THE ACCURACY AND COMPLETENESS OF CODING IN SHOULDER SURGERY. THE VALUE
OF ONGOING AUDIT AND FEEDBACK TO THE CODING DEPARTMENT
G Heffernan, N Hous, O Levy
Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust
A PRE-OPERATIVE AND MEAN ONE YEAR POST-OPERATIVE CONSSTANT SCORE OUTCOME FROM
THE USE OF INVERSE SHOULDER ARTHROPLASTIES IN SERIOUSLY CUFF DEFICIENT PATIENTS
P Vasilko, J Blacknall, S Kalogrianitis, G Heffernan, W A Wallace
Nottingham Shoulder & Elbow Unit
SYNTHETIC BONE GRAFT AUGMENTANTION OF PLATE FIXED OSTEOPOROTIC PROXIMAL HUMERUS
FRACTURES; A CADAVERIC STUDY
J Kennedy, P O'Reilly, P McGarry, D FitzPatrick, H Mullett
Beaumont Hospital, Dublin