Final Programme

Day 2 - 14 February 2019

08:00h – 08.30h Good morning coffee

08:30h – 09:45h EUROPEAN PROJECTS Chair: Anna Eckers, Life Science Nord, Germany and Uwe Sassenberg, DESY Hamburg, Germany

08:30h – 09:45h MATERIALS & TECHNOLOGIES hosted by Northopedics Chair: Roman Nassutt, Stryker Trauma, Germany and Robert Wendlandt, University Medical Center Schleswig-Holstein, Germany

Access & Acceleration: academia-hospital-industry platform for health innovation Horst-Günter Rubahn/Frank Jürgensen, University of Southern Denmark, Denmark Concepts of human adult stem cells, bioactive compounds and innovative materials in bone vascularisation and repair Sabine Fuchs, University Medical Center Schleswig-Holstein, Germany The centre for new methods in computational diagnostics and personalised therapy Kazimierz Murzyn, LifeScience Klaster Krakow, Poland EIT manufacturing - made by europe Nils Reimers, Stryker Trauma, Germany

Degradable Mg implants for osteosynthesis Regine Willumeit-Römer, Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht, Germany Enhanced osseointegration by strontium surface functionalisation Ole Zoffmann Andersen, Elos Medtech, Denmark A 3D printed biodegradable polylactide cage loaded with stromal-derived-factor-1 or tissue factor immobilised in collagen for bone regeneration Ulrike Ritz, University Medical Center Mainz, Germany CastPrint story: from an idea to a working solution in clinics Sigvards Krongorns, CastPrint, Latvia Cells in functional porous materials Christine Selhuber-Unkel, University of Kiel, Germany

 
09:45h – 10:00h Coffee break

10:00h – 11:15h REGISTRIES & DATA hosted by BFCC Chair: Carsten Schultz, Kiel University, Germany and Michael Morlock, Hamburg University of Technology, Germany

10:00h – 11:15h INFECTIONS & IMPLANTS hosted by Northopedics Chair: Robin Büscher, Stryker Trauma, Germany and Ulf-Joachim Gerlach, BG Klinikum Hamburg, Germany

The BFCC registry - technical implementation, data set and data entry Wolfgang Hoffmann, University Medicine Greifswald, Germany Big data and eHealth; fractures and prevention – lessons learned Hagen Schmal, Odense University Hospital, Denmark Big data - hype or hope for the patient? Michael Krawczak, TMF - Technology, Methods, and Infrastructure for Networked Medical Research, Germany Standardisation of complication assessment and reporting in orthopedics with focus on shoulder conditions Laurent Audigé, Schulthess Klinik Zürich, Switzerland 25 years TraumaRegister DGU – success story and future Christine Hoefer, Academy for Trauma Surgery, Germany

Pilot infections of BFCC: the differences in care and outcome treating implant related infection in Baltic Sea Region countries Šarūnas Tarasevičius, Lithuanian University of Health Science, Lithuania Stenotrophmonas maltophilia and emerging pathogen: strategies to prevent biofilms in wounds and on implants Wolfgang Streit, Germany In vitro studies for antibacterial concepts in the field of bone implant materials Katharina Maniura , EMPA, Switzerland Anti-infective strategies for implants Rainer Burgkart, Technical University München, Germany New developments in biofilm diagnostic of implant-associated infections Svetlana Karbysheva, Charité, Germany

11:15h – 11:30h Coffee break

11:30h – 13:00h STEM CELLS & THERAPY hosted by BONEBANK Chair: Abbas Jafari Kermani and Torben Barrington, Odense University Hospital, Denmark

11:30h – 13:00h FRACTURES & INNOVATION hosted by BFCC Chair: Colin Currie, Fragility Fracture Network, United Kingdom and Anders Jönsson, Sahlgrenska University Hospital, Sweden

Targeting skeletal stem cells to enhance bone formation Abbas Jafari Kermani, Odense University Hospital, Denmark Determining quality of bone marrow skeletal stem cells prior to use in regenerative medicine. Justyna Kowal, Odense University Hospital, Denmark Treatment of delayed-union fractures of long bones with minimally invasive administration of allogeneic bone-forming cells differentiated from mesenchymal stem cells: a pilot clinical trial Guy Heynen, Bone Therapeutics S.A. Gosselies, Belgium Multi-process 3D bioprinting for bone tissue regeneration Miguel Dias Castilho, University Medical Center Utrecht A 3D biofabricated bone marrow niche for multiple myeloma Jacqueline Alblas, University Medical Center Utrecht

Fetuin-A and functional outcome after surgery for osteoporotic fracture of the proximal femur" Dagmar-Christiane Fischer & Thomas Mittlmeier, Rostock University, Germany Bisphosphonates and bones: can dosage and pathway enhance bone growth? Christina Perdikouri, BONESUPPORT, Sweden Orthopedics, trauma: unsolved problems in osteoporosis associated fractures Johannes Maria Rueger, University Hospital Hamburg-Eppendorf, Germany Similarities and differences in proximal femoral fractures management in Lithuania and Germany. Šarūnas Tarasevičius, Lithuanian University of Health Sciences, Lithuania Implementing and validating a transnational fracture registry with a complication module Jasper Frese, University Medical Center Schleswig-Holstein, Germany

13:00h Light lunch and farewell