Congresso 2016 | Isokinetic
Football Medicine Strategies – Return to Play
La XXV edizione del Congresso Internazionale sulla Riabilitazione Sportiva e Traumatologia si è svolta a Londra presso il Queen Elisabeth II Conference Centre con il titolo “Return to Play”.
Un recente studio ha evidenziato come solo il 55% dei giocatori ritorni a praticare sport a livello competitivo dopo ricostruzione del legamento crociato anteriore. È inoltre noto che il rischio di avere un nuovo infortunio sia pari al 5,8% per il neo-legamento omolaterale ricostruito e al 11,8% per il legamento controlaterale ad un minimo di 5 anni di follow up.
Alla fine tutto si riduce al concetto di “Return to Play”. La vera domanda che interessa medici, giocatori e squadre è: “Quando e come il giocatore potrà tornare in campo in sicurezza?”
RTP è un argomento molto vasto e questo congresso si è proposto di offrire un’ampia panoramica per fornire la visione di insieme necessaria per avere successo nella carriera dello sportivo professionista. Questo è reso possibile dalla condivisione di esperienze e conoscenze dei massimi esperti delle diverse discipline che convergono nella Football Medicine Community.
Infatti, il Congresso è stato soprattutto un’occasione di discussione e scambio di idee ed esperienze.
In particolare, Return to Play è stato analizzato da diversi punti di vista: medicina dello sport, ortopedia, sports science, fisioterapia, psicologia, medicina generale, radiologia, chiropratica, osteopatia, preparazione atletica, allenatori e medici di squadre. Attraverso questo approccio multidisciplinare e superando la rigida divisione fra punto di vista medico e fisioterapico, si può guadagnare una più profonda comprensione del processo di recupero da un infortunio e non solo approfondire qualche singolo aspetto tecnico.
Il nostro scopo è portare la salute nel mondo del calcio. Sono oltre 300 milioni i calciatori nel mondo e noi vogliamo dare agli staff che dovranno curarne la salute le migliori competenze e la possibilità di confrontarsi con gli esperti mondiali del settore.
SATURDAY 9TH APRIL 2016
FLEMING ROOM
OFFICIAL WELCOME
Chairs: Brukner P (AUS), Della Villa S (ITA)
THE INTERNATIONAL LANDSCAPE OF RETURN TO PLAY (RTP)
Chairs: D’Hooghe M (BEL), Della Villa S (ITA)
09:15 Scientific Review of RTP – Bahr R (NOR)
09:30 Surgical implications for RTP – Williams A (UK)
09:45 Role of clinical judgement in RTP decisions – Batty P (UK)
10:00 RTP: the role of the team doctor – Dvorak J (SUI)
10:15 The historical battle in RTP decisions: criteria vs time – Snyder-Mackler L (USA)
10:30 Discussion
BASIC SCIENCE AND RTP
Chairs: Gobbi A (ITA), Haddad F (UK)
11:30 Injury patterns and RTP principles – Shrier I (CAN)
11:45 Overview of biomechanics, orthobiologics and RTP issues – Mandelbaum B (USA)
12:00 Surgical advances for earlier RTP – Erggelet C (SUI)
12:15 Progressive mechanical stimuli in the recovery process – Cook J (AUS)
12:30 Neuroscience: “brain pain" and sports recovery – Lindsay M (CAN)
12:45 Discussion
RTP FOLLOWING ACL INJURY
Chairs: Cohen M (BRA), Marcacci M (ITA)
14:30 RTP after ACLR in men’s professional football – Walden M (SWE)
14:45 RTP in ACL: criteria vs time – Weiler R (UK)
15:00 Role of prehabilitation in accelerated RTP – Risberg MA (NOR)
15:15 RTP after ACLR: outcome predictors analysis – Della Villa F (ITA)
15:30 Prevention and managment of ACLR complications – Fu F (USA)
15:45 Discussion
IMPACT OF KNEE INJURIES ON RTP
Chairs: Ferretti A (ITA), Nathwani D (UK)
16:30 RTP following MCL conservative treatment – Goedhart E (NED)
16:45 Can a postero-lateral corner surgery influence the outcome? – Zorzi C (ITA)
17:00 RTP following meniscal lesions – Neyret P (FRA)
17:15 RTP after cartilage sugery: time or criteria? – Espreguera-Mendes J (POR)
17:30 RTP after multiple ligament injuries – Denti M (ITA)
17:45 Discussion
CHURCHILL AUDITORIUM
SATURDAY 9TH APRIL 2016
RTP IN SHOULDER AND SPINAL PATHOLOGIES
Chairs: Axe M (USA), Mayer M (GER)
11:30 RTP after shoulder surgical stabilisation – Landreau P (QAT)
11:45 RTP after rotator cuff injuries – Randelli P (ITA)
12:00 RTP in spondylolysis and vertebral pedicle fracture – Fahy D (UK)
12:15 RTP for conservatively managed low back pain – Todd C (UK)
12:30 RTP after herniated disc surgery – Tencone F (ITA)
12:45 Discussion
HOW TO MANAGE RTP FOR HIP AND GROIN INJURIES
Chairs: Griffin D (UK), Zaslav K (USA)
14:30 RTP in adductor-related groin pain – Brukner P (AUS)
14:45 Prevention of recurrence of adductor-related groin pain – Weir A (NED)
15:00 RTP after groin surgery – Kemp S (UK)
15:15 RTP after adductor longus avulsion – Schilders E (UK)
15:30 RTP following hip arthroscopy – Holmich P (DEN)
15:45 Discussion
RTP IN FOOT & ANKLE INJURIES
Chairs: Andersen TE (NOR), Smith G (UK)
16:30 RTP following conservative treatment of ankle sprain – Garcia Cota JJ (ESP)
16:45 Getting to the point… return to performance in football and ballet – Bell P (UK)
17:00 RTP in stress fractures of ankle and mid foot – D’Hooghe P (QAT)
17:15 RTP in V metatarsal fracture – Vannini F (ITA)
17:30 RTP in retrocalcanear bursitis:surgery or conservative treatments – Pereira H (POR)
17:45 Discussion
FLEMING ROOM – THIRD FLOOR
SUNDAY 10TH APRIL 2016
CAN REGENERATIVE MEDICINE CHANGE THE RTP OUTCOMES ?
Chairs: Filardo G (ITA), Mithoefer K (USA)
08:00 PRP and RTP: scientific, clinical and ethical implications – Maffulli N (ITA)
08:15 Future Trends: are Stem Cells the answer? – De Girolamo L (ITA)
08:30 Regenerative medicine role in RTP after muscle and tendon injuries – Cugat R (ESP)
08:45 How can regenerative medicine affect RTP after cartilage injuries? – Williams R (USA)
09:00 A team’s experience with regenerative medicine – Medina D (ESP)
09:15 Discussion
RTP FOLLOWING MUSCLE INJURIES
Chairs: Lewin C (UK), Malliaropoulos N (GRE)
09:30 Managing RTP in players with recurrent hamstring injuries – Askling C (SWE)
09:45 RTP after quadriceps injury – Fevre D (UK)
10:00 RTP case history after adductor injury – Iqbal Z (UK)
10:15 Calf injuries and RTP considerations – O’Neill S (UK)
10:30 RTP after compartment syndrome – Edwards T (NZL)
10:45 Discussion
RTP FOLLOWING TENDON INJURIES
Chairs: Benazzo F (ITA), Engebretsen L (NOR)
11:30 Healing of tendon structure and restoration of function – Masci L (UK)
11:45 RTP in conservative management of anterior knee pain – Khan K (QAT-CAN)
12:00 Surgical choices for patellar tendon injury and implications for RTP – Alfredson H (SWE)
12:15 RTP in conservative management of ankle tendon pathology – Fearn J (UK)
12:30 Surgical choices for ankle tendon injuries and implications for RTP – Calder J (UK)
12:45 Discussion
FUNCTIONAL EXERCISES AND RTP
Chairs: Spalding T (UK), Zanobbi M (UK)
14:30 The foundation of RTP: no pain, no swelling, full ROM – Hambly K (UK)
14:45 The “progressive load" concept in the RTP process – Rivaroli S (ITA)
15:00 Neuromuscular training in RTP – Hewett T (USA)
15:15 Manual therapies and exercise in RTP process – Diquigiovanni A (ITA)
15:30 Functional training approach: progression from the beginning to the RTP – Clancy D (UK)
15:45 Discussion
FOOTBALL RECONDITIONING AND RTP
Chairs: English B (UK), Neville C
16:30 Science of Football reconditioning and RTP – Dupont G (FRA)
16:45 Use of the pool in football reconditioning – Puig P (FRA)
17:00 Use of the pitch in football reconditioning – Forsythe S (UK)
17:15 Planned Performance Reconditioning – the bridge for a return to team training – Knowles B (USA)
17:30 From football reconditioning to the first competitive match – Gimpel M (UK)
17:45 Discussion
CHURCHILL AUDITORIUM – GROUND FLOOR
SUNDAY 10TH APRIL 2016
LONG TERM CONSEQUENCES OF INJURIES
Chairs: Batt M (UK), Papacostas E (GRE)
08:00 Managing the last years of career of “high injury risk" player – Sas K (BEL)
08:15 Most common medical problems in players after retirement – Serratosa L (ESP)
08:30 Life after football: medical care for ex footballers – Cowie C (UK)
08:45 Mental health in current and retired players – Gouttebarge V (NED)
09:00 Long term management of OA in the retired players – Roos E (DEN)
09:15 Discussion
MEDICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL ISSUES IN RTP
Chairs: Beasley I (UK), Pigozzi F (ITA)
09:30 RTP criteria following concussion – Perry M (UK)
09:45 Heart disease and the complications for RTP – Sharma S (UK)
10:00 RTP following medical illness – Schwellnus M (RSA)
10:15 Nutrition support during injury and RTP – Maughan R (UK)
10:30 Cognitive behavioural therapy and fear of re-injuries – Marcacci T (ITA)
10:45 Discussion
RTP AND THE NIGHTMARE OF RE-INJURY
Chairs: Berruto M (ITA), Forssblad M (SWE)
11:30 Re-injuries in the UEFA Elite Club Injury Study – Ekstrand J (SWE)
11:45 Secondary prevention following knee surgery – Silvers HJ (USA)
12:00 Secondary prevention for muscle and tendon injuries – Witvrouw E (QAT)
12:15 Managing RTP in players with history of recurrence – Eirale C (QAT)
12:30 Training load and injury risk: can technology help to navigate in the perfect storm? – Gabbett T (USA)
12:45 Discussion
MONITORING RTP PROCESS
Chairs: Melegati G (ITA), Narici M (UK)
14:30 The value of pre-season testing and screening for RTP – Ueblacker P (GER)
14:45 Imaging’s role in the RTP process? – Lee J (UK)
15:00 Hop testing as an indicator for RTP – Falvey E (IRL)
15:15 Blood and laboratory testing options – Banfi G (ITA)
15:30 Role of patient reporting in RTP outcomes – Irrgang J (USA)
15:45 Discussion
OBJECTIVE EVALUATION IN RTP DECISION
Chairs: Rosa D (ITA), Sonnery-Cottet B (FRA)
16:30 Laxity measurement tools – Zaffagnini S (ITA)
16:45 Movement analysis for RTP decision making – Franklyn-Miller A (IRL)
17:00 The role of Isokinetic testing in RTP decision making – Olmo J (ESP)
17:15 The aerobic and anaerobic threshold test – Fazzini D (ITA)
17:30 Football specific field testing – Lewin G (UK)
17:45 Discussion
Saturday 9th April, 2016
PICKWICK ROOM
BASIC SCIENCE AND REGENERATIVE MEDICINE
Chairs Vincenzo Madonna (Verona, Italy) – Gérgely Panics (Budapest, Hungary)
11:30 Anterolateral ligament, fact or fiction?
Musahl V, Soni A, Rahnemai-Azar A, vanEck C, Guenther D, Shaikh H, Albers M, Fu FH (Pittsburgh, USA)
11:40 Moving research findings into action: the science of tendon/ligament repair in sports medicine
Zheng MH (Perth, Australia)
11:50 Can growth factors concentration modify timing of healing process after muscle injuries?
Cianforlini M, Gigante AP (Ancona, Italy)
12:00 Stem cell therapy for sport injuries and arthritis
Michalek J (Brno, Czech Republic)
12:10 Platelet-rich plasma for the treatment of musculoskeletal soft tissue injuries
Chow G, Owusu D, Malik Q, Khan S (Essex, United Kingdom)
12:20 Eccentric exercise and platelet-rich plasma injection for hamstring injury
Saita Y, Kobayashi Y, Ikeda H (Tokyo, Japan)
12:30 Platelet rich plasma enhances neovascularisation after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction
Vogrin M, Kelc R (Maribor, Slovenia)
12:40 Autologous tenocyte injection for chronic refractory tendinopathy: from cell biology to clinical trials
Rao K A, Zheng MH, Wang A, Bucher T, Wang T, Ebert J, Breidahl W (Perth, Australia)
12:50 Discussion
13:10 End of the session
REHABILITATION AND RETURN TO PLAY
Chairs Diana Bianchedi (Rome, Italy) – Dimitrios Tsoukas (Athens, Greece)
14:30 Rehabilitation following ACL reconstruction in football players: an individualistic approach towards progressive results
Hoogendyk DJH (Los Angeles, USA)
14:40 The speedcourt system in rehabilitation after anterior cruciate ligament surgery
Fieseler G, Proeger S, Brehme K, Pyschik M, Schulze S, Delank KS, Schwesig R, Bartels T (Wuppertal and Halle, Germany)
14:50 Return to sports training benefits self-reported knee function after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction
Arundale A, Snyder-Mackler L (Newark, USA)
15:00 Return-to-competition after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction: a multifaceted approach
Bloch H, Riepenhof H, Krutsch W (Hamburg and Regensburg, Germany; Rome, Italy)
15:10 Patella luxation in an adolescent soccer player
Herfert J, Bernecker R, Landkammer Y, Klampfer H, Wicker A (Salzburg, Austria)
15:20 A rehabilitation protocol for conservatively and surgically managed ankle syndesmosis injuries
Urwin J, Broman D, Calder J, Rosenfeld P, Rolls A (London, United Kingdom)
15:30 Discussion
16:00 End of the session
FUNCTIONAL ASSESSMENT
Chairs Matthew Buckthorpe (London, United Kingdom) – Davide Susta (Dublin, Ireland)
16:30 Comparison of different ankle isokinetic strengthening program on strength of sedentary male
Kalaycioglu T, Yurt Y, Bayrakci Tunay V (Ankara, Mersin, Turkey)
16:40 Substantial inter-season variability in isokinetic strength in professional football
van Dyk N, Bahr R, Whiteley R, Eirale C, Tol JL, Kumar BD, Hamilton B, Farooq A, Witvrouw E (Doha Qatar; Oslo Norway; London, United Kingdom; Ghent, Belgium; Auckland, New Zealand; Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
16:50 Effect of high intensity interval cycling training on soccer-specific fitness
Chan HCK, Ho WKY, Yung PSH, Chan KM (Hong Kong, China)
17:00 Gauntlet test performance and injury risk in collegiate female soccer players
Ness BM, Zimney K, Schweinle WE (Vermillion, USA)
17:10 The biomechanics and EMG of the support leg during three types of football kicking
Ólafsson S, Gibbs S (Akureyri, Iceland; Dundee, United Kingdom)
17:20 Use of wearable electromyography in rehabilitation processes from muscle injuries
Gasol-Santa X, Turmo-Garuz A, Díaz-Cueli D, Ruzza M, Hoffren-Mikkola M (Barcelona and Sant Cugat, Spain; Kuortane, Finland)
17:30 Inter-season variability of a functional movement test in professional football
Bakken A, Targett S, Bere T, Eirale C, Farooq A, Tol JL, Whiteley R, Witvrouw E, Khan K, Bahr R (Doha, Qatar; Oslo, Norway; Vancouver, Canada)
17:40 Discussion
18:00 End of the session
PICKWICK ROOM
Sunday 10th April, 2016
ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY
Chairs Peter Angele (Regensburg, Germany) – Jordi Ardèvol Cuesta (Barcelona, Spain)
9:30 National ACL registry in football: the direct way for injury prevention and safe return to play
Angele P, Krutsch W (Regensburg, Germany)
9:40 Dynamic functional ratio for scheduling return to play after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction
Monnot D, Vigne G, Sonnery-Cottet B, Thaunat M, Fayard JM, Rogowski I (Lyon and Villeurbanne, France)
9:50 The additional lateral tenodesis of the knee: early results in soccer players
Karachalios GG, Tamviskos A, Krinas G, Pavlides E, Milionis G (Pireus, Greece)
10:00 Is sport activity possible after arthroscopic meniscal allograft transplant?
Marcheggiani Muccioli GM, Grassi A, Roberti di Sarsina T, Raggi F, Nitri M, Tsapralis K, Nanni G, Della Villa S, Marcacci M, Zaffagnini S (Bologna, Italy)
10:10 Chronic pubalgia in footballers treated with a pyramidalis muscle release
Dimitrakopoulou A, Schilders E, Kartsonaki Ch, Cooke C (London and Oxford, United Kingdom)
10:20 Prevalence of Cam morphology is higher in academy football players compared with a control population
Palmer AJR, Gimpel M, Fernquest S, Wotherspoon M, Birchall R, Newton J, McNally E, Arden N, Javaid K, Carr AJ, Glyn-Jones S (Oxford and Southampton, United Kingdom)
10:30 Acutrak screw fixation for fifth metatarsal stress fracture in Japanese footballers
Katori Y, Matsunaga R, Sando T, Yamamoto K (Tokyo, Japan)
10:40 Return to play football following surgical treatment for acute avulsion of adductor longus enthesis
Schilders E, Dimitrakopoulou A, Kartsonaki Ch, Cooke C (London, Leeds and Oxford, United Kingdom)
10:50 Discussion
11:10 End of the session
MEDICAL ISSUES AND PREVENTION
Chairs André Pedrinelli (São Paulo, Brasil) – Matthew Stride (London, United Kingdom)
11:22 Managing fatigue and early infection in football: a novel approach
Knight J, Stride M, Webster S, Purdue J (Plymouth and London, United Kingdom)
11:30 What does return to pre-injury risk mean?
Shrier I, Zhao M, Piche A, Slavchev P, Steele RJ (Montreal, Canada)
11:38 Shock absorbing studs in prevention of football injuries. A preliminary report
Ferretti A, Mapelli C, Gruttadauria A, Barella S, Ciuffini AF, Mombelli D, Calderaro C, Mazza D (Rome and Milan, Italy)
11:46 Head injuries in children´s football
Feddermann-Demont N, Rössler R, Beaudouin F, aus der Fünten K, Chomiak J, Verhagen E, Junge A, Dvorak J, Faude O (Zurich and Basel Switzerland; Saarbrücken and Hamburg, Germany; Prague, Czech Republic; Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
11:54 Return to play after severe football injuries in children aged 7 to 12 years
Rössler R, Junge A, Chomiak J, Dvorak J, aus der Fünten K, Verhagen E, Faude O (Basel and Zurich Switzerland; Hamburg and Saarbrücken, Germany; Prague, Czech Republic; Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
12:02 Longterm health problems in former elite female football players: prevalence and risk factors
Prien, A, Prinz, B, Dvorak, J, Junge, A (Hamburg, Germany; Zurich, Switzerland)
12:10 Inverse relationship between playing level and re-injury rates in men’s football
Hägglund M, Waldén M, Ekstrand J (Linköping, Sweden)
12:18 Why female footballer players quit football. Polish survey results
Grygorowicz M, Piontek T, Dudzinski W (Poznan and Pila, Poland)
12:26 Prevention and return to play of injuries in elite football: the team coaches` view
Krutsch W, Zantop T, Angele P (Regensburg, Germany)
12:34 Preventing injuries in male juvenile malaysian soccer players
Farhan AF, Stephany MJ, Mohammed SK (Selangor and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia)
12:42 Injury prevention in children’s football “FIFA 11+ kids”: a cluster randomised controlled trial
Faude O, Rössler R, Bizzini M, Dvorak J, Chomiak J, aus der Fünten K, Verhagen E, Lichtenstein E, Junge A (Basel and Zürich, Switzerland; Prague, Czech Republic; Saarbrücken and Hamburg, Germany; Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
12:50 Discussion
13:15 End of the session
MUSCLE AND TENDON INJURIES
Chairs Gianni Nanni (Bologna, Italy) – Ralph Rogers (London, United Kingdom)
14:30 Targeting the low back improves return to play in athletes with functional hamstring disorders
Kakavas G, Colloca CJ, Hegazy Afifi M, Malliaropoulos N (Athens, Greece; Chandler and Moscow, USA)
14:40 Groin problems are common at all levels of play in Norwegian male football
Harøy J, Clarsen B, Thorborg K, Hölmich P, Bahr R, Andersen TE (Oslo, Norway; Copenhagen, Denmark)
14:50 Acute groin injuries in athletes; reliability of MRI assessment
Roemer F, Serner A, Hölmich P, Thorborg K, Niu J, Weir A, Tol JL, Guermazi A (Doha, Qatar; Erlangen, Germany; Boston, USA; Amager-Hvidovre, Denmark)
15:00 Clinical predictability of MRI findings in athletes with acute groin pain
Serner A, Weir A, Tol JL, Thorborg K, Roemer F, Guermazi A, Hölmich P (Doha, Qatar; Amager-Hvidovre, Denmark; Erlangen, Germany; Boston, USA)
15:10 Which is the optimal day for magnetic resonance imaging after acute hamstring injuries?
Wangensteen A, Bahr R, Almusa E, van Linschoten R, Whiteley R, Witvrouw E, Tol JL (Doha, Qatar; Oslo, Norway; Ghent, Belgium; Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
15:20 Running exposure and hamstring injury risk in elite Australian footballers
Ruddy J, Timmins R, Pollard C, Opar D (Melbourne, Australia)
15:30 Hamstring strength in soccer players with and without previous hamstring injuries
Lee JWY, Tso KW, Yung PSH, Chan KM (Hong Kong, China)
15:40 Effectiveness of Nordic hamstring to improve injury risk factor on futsal players
Boroh Z, Sudarsono NC, Ilyas EI (Jakarta, Indonesia)
15:50 Above and beyond Bicep Femoris
Blandford L, Pedersen C, Mottram S (Bristol, United Kingdom; Helsingborg, Sweden)
16:00 New eccentric exercise mode for rehabilitation after muscle injury
Landkammer Y, Sassmann R, Herfert J, Wicker A (Salzburg, Austria)
16:10 A biochemical analysis of muscle injuries in football during rehabilitation
Tymvios C (Nicosia, Cyprus)
16:20 Discussion
16:30 End of the session
JOINT INJURIES
Chairs Furio Danelon (Milan, Italy) – Kyriakos Tsapralis (Bologna, Italy)
16:40 Maximum oxygen uptake in ACL-injured professional soccer players: preliminary results
de Almeida AM, Santos-Silva PR, Pedrinelli A, Hernandez AJ (São Paulo, Brazil)
16:50 Quality of movement assessment in footballers six months following ACL reconstruction
Toolan A, de Mille P, Nguyen J, Selvaggio E, Do H, Chiaia T, Brown A (New York; and New Brunswick, USA)
17:00 Which and why neuromuscular significant deficits remain despite the return to sports?
Andrade R, Pereira M, Leite P, Vidal R, Pereira R, Espregueira-Mendes J (Porto and Gaia, Portugal)
17:10 Real-time dynamic assessment for return to sport in ACL injury
Aginsky, KD, Cale-Benzoor M (Tel Aviv, Haifa, and Netanya, Israel; Witwatersrand, South Africa)
17:20 Patellar tendon healing after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction in football players
Tzoanos G, Tsavalas N, Manidakis N, Chardaloumbas D, Kalliakmanis A (Heraklion, Crete; Athens, Greece)
17:30 Discussion
18:00 End of the session
CONTEST BEST CASE REPORT AWARD
MOUNTABATTEN ROOM
SUNDAY 10th APRIL 2016
FIRST SESSION
Chairs: Brukner P (AUS), Delcogliano A (ITA), Knowles B (USA), Peterson L (SWE)
9:30 Performance optimised return to play following concussion in tournament football
Williams M, Iga J, Spencer SM (Burton-Upon-Trent, United Kingdom)
9:42 Non-operative management and return to play soccer after second ACL injury
Arundale A, Snyder-Mackler L (Newark, USA)
9:54 Rehabilitation after femoroacetabular impingement arthroscopy. When all is not enough
Vivo-Fernández I, Sanchez-Heredia MA, Jimeno-Serrano FJ (Murcia, Spain)
10:06 A case of 12th rib costochondral fracture in an elite youth soccer goalkeeper
Robertson D, Materne O (Doha, Qatar)
10:18 Return to pre- injury level football following multi-ligament reconstruction
Cady K (Cheltenham, United Kingdom)
10:30 Iliac crest avulsion fracture in immature elite soccer player: a stochastic return to play
Materne O, Robertson D (Doha, Qatar)
10:42 Post-concussion syndrome and psychosocial issues in a professional academy footballer
Robinson TM, Forsdyke D (York, United Kingdom)
10:54 End of the session
SECOND SESSION
MOUNTBATTEN ROOM
Chairs: Brukner P (AUS), Delcogliano A (ITA), Knowles B (USA), Peterson L (SWE)
11:30 A team approach to anterior talo-fibular ligament rupture in an elite academy football player
Harris A, Rajeswaran G, Ahmad I (Enfield and London, United Kingdom)
11:42 Return to play following hamstring tendinopathy and peripheral neuropathic pain
Battersby DB, Purdam C, Buchan C (Gold Coast, Australia)
11:54 Exercise-induced bronchoconstriction: impact of therapy on health and performance
Jackson A, Hopker J, Dickinson J (Chatham, United Kingdom)
12:06 The sky over New York: the backstage of Franco Baresi 1994 memorable World Cup final
Ferretti F, Ferretti A (Rome, Italy)
12:18 Functional strength recovery in a professional female football player
Azzini M, Baroli M, Ventresca I (Verona, Italy)
12:30 Rectus Femoris avulsion treated conservatively in a professional soccer player
Requena B, Aramberri M, Olmo J (Madrid, Spain)
12:42 Successful return to play after conservative treatment of an Adductor Longus avulsion
Serner A, Chaabane M, Weir A (Doha, Qatar)
12:54 End of the session
Saturday 9th April, 2016
REHABILITATION AND RETURN TO PLAY
Chairs Lorenzo Boldrini (Milan, Italy) – Alessandro Marconato (London, United Kingdom)
PC01 Return to play training after a fifth metatarsal stress fracture in a professional football player: a case report
Cavaggioni L, Ongaro L, Alberti G (Milan, Italy)
PC02 Return-to-play criteria after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction: actual medicine practice in professional soccer teams
Delvaux F, Rochcongar P, Bruyère O, Bourlet G, Daniel C, Diverse P, Reginster JY, Croisier JL (Liege and Verviers Belgium; Rennes, France)
PC03 Bridging the gap: an exercise intervention to return to play after hip arthroplasty
Pozzi F, Zaffagnini S, Snyder-Mackler L (Los Angeles and Newark, USA; Bologna, Italy)
PC04 Return to play after minimal muscular injury in La Liga footbal club
Jablonski J, Turmo-Garuz A, Garcia-Diaz M, Gasol X, Lupon G, Til L (Barcelona and Sant Cugat del Valles, Spain; Lodz, Poland)
PC05 Injury rates and return to play times in under 16-18 academy footballers
Davies GP (Sheffield, United Kingdom)
PC06 The functional movement screen and prediction of time to return to play
Nagao M, Okazaki T, Miyamori T, Yoshimura M (Tokyo, Japan)
PC07 Comparison of time to return to play between elite Spanish football and futsal
Vivo-Fernández I, Lopez-Segovia M, Salinas-Palacios V, Herrero-Carrasco R, Pareja-Blanco F (Murcia and Seville, Spain)
PC08 Is single leg hop test at the end of the assisted rehabilitation predictive of full RTP in football players after ACL reconstruction?
Danelon F, Pisoni D, Caminati D, Gamberini J, Della Villa F (Milan and Bologna, Italy)
PC09 Physiotherapy in revision reconstruction of ACL of football players
Kępczyński A, Krzyżak Ł, Luboiński Ł (Warsaw, Poland)
PC10 Return to play after functional movement analysis in soccer players with long-standing muscle-related pain
Dewitz H, Yildirim B, Klein P (Germany)
ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY
Chairs Stefano Respizzi (Milan, Italy) – Francesca Vannini (Bologna, Italy)
PE01 Evaluation of the development of jones fractures in terms of the dynamic factors
Murakami K, Nishio H, Kobayashi Y, Saita Y, Akiyoshi N (Miyagi, Tokyo and Chiba, Japan)
PE02 Surgical treatment after rupture of rectus femoris direct head tendon in a professional soccer player
Papadimas D, Theos Ch (Athens, Greece)
PE03 Treatment of chronic lateral ankle instability using the Broström-Gould technique in athletes: long-term results
Russo A, Giacchè P, Marcantoni E, Arrighi A, Molfetta L (Firenze, Genova, and La Spezia, Italy)
PE04 Clinical outcomes of meniscal repairs for isolated meniscal tears in soccer players
Matsushita T, Tanaka T, Nagai K, Araki D, Kuroda R, Kurosaka M (Kobe, Japan)
PE05 Insertional Achilles tendinosis: surgical treatment with calcaneoplasty, reattachment of the Achilles tendon with Speedbridge Arthrex technique
Risi M, Miceli M, Carboni L, Molinari M, Zunarelli P (Bologna, Italy)
PE06 Muscle injuries: antifibrotic therapy, effective healing, faster return to play?
Kelc R, Vogrin M (Maribor, Slovenia)
PE07 Revision of anterior cruciate ligament with ligament advanced reinforcement system
Picchetti F, Giannini E, Michelotti M (Pisa and Firenze, Italy)
PE08 Lateral compartment osteoarthritis in a soccer player with varus knee: a case report
Cohen M, Debieux P, Gomes T (São Paulo, Brazil)
PE09 Serious shoulder injury in a high level soccer player. Return to participation after surgery
Theos Ch, Kostas N, Koinis A (Athens, Greece)
EPIDEMIOLOGY
Chairs Giammaria d’Orsi (Rome, Italy) – Marco Freschi (Milan, Italy)
PG01 Sleep disorders in Urugayan football players: pilot study
Pedemonte M, Barbosa E, Hurtado N (Maldonado and Montevideo, Uruguay)
PG02 Heterogeneity of risk assessment in sport medicine clinical practice: a pilot study
Weir A, Serner A, Wengensteen A, Steele RJ, Shirer I (Doha, Qatar; Montreal Canada)
PG03 Return to play after hamstring injuries: a qualitative systematic review of definitions and criteria
van der Horst N, van de Hoefer PA, Huisstede BMA, Reurnik G, Backx FJG (Utrecht and Rotterdam, The Netherlands)
PG04 A meta-analytic review of the effects of soccer heading
Soni A, Musahl V, Braithwaite R, Chrisman SPD, McAllister Deitrick J, Lesniak B, Collins MW, Kontos AP (Pittsburgh, USA)
PG05 Epidemiological study on injuries and return to play in Italian young football players
Pisoni D, Danelon F, Gallo M, Barbieri L, Chianca A, Marinoni D, Scalise G (Milan, Italy)
PG06 Injuries in collegiate female football players in Japan
Oda K, Ogaki R, Murakami K, Yamaguchi T, Kurosawa T, Miyakawa S (Sendai and Tsukuba, Japan)
PG07 Prevalence of sports injuries in elite young Brazilian footballers
Herdy C, Simão R, Teixeira R, Ramos S, Vasconcellos F, Alkimin R, Pedrinelli A (Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, Brasil)
PG08 Association between dietary habits, muscle damage and performance indices in youth soccer
Kotsis Y, Lambrou K, Sideris Y, Malagaris Y, Nomikos T (Athens, Greece; Galveston, USA)
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FUNCTIONAL ASSESSMENT
Chairs Emanuele Brotto (Verona, Italy) – Giulio Sergio Roi (Bologna, Italy)
PB01 Reference centile curves for screening body mass index and body postural stability in football players aged 8-18 years
Alberti G, Rossi A, Roi GS (Milan and Bologna, Italy)
PB02 Hip mobility and strength ratios of young football players
Gibbs S, Ólafsson S (Dundee, United Kingdom; Akureyri, Iceland)
PB03 Aerobic and anaerobic thresholds in rehabilitation: considerations by five hundred incremental running test
Baroli M, Castagnetti A (Verona, Italy)
PB04 Dermatoglyphics: a tool to observe the neuromotor potential of feet laterality
Souza R, Sosa MOV, Pratto AL, Buhringer W, Cardoso A, Frank B, Alberti A, de Jesus JA, Sartori G, Fin G, Nodari Júnior RJ (Joaçaba, Brazil)
PB05 Isokinetic thigh muscles evaluations of female high level soccer players
Grazzini G, Zuppardo S, Pellegrini F, Rosini V, Martelli G (Florence, Grosseto and Brescia, Italy)
PB06 Reactive agility profile and change of direction speed by playing position in u-16 elite soccer players
Trecroci A, Della Bella S, Alberti G (Milano, Italy)
RETURN TO PLAY IN OTHER SPORTS
Chairs Daniel Broman (London, United Kingdom) – Pierpaolo Zunarelli (Bologna, Italy)
PF01 Elite futsal athletes: dermatoglyphic profil
Nodari Júnior RJ, Panizzi Junior C, de Jesus JA Alberti, A, Souza R, Sartori G, Fin G (Joaçaba, Brazil)
PF02 Return to play of an immature tennis player after extensor carpi radialis brevis rupture
Kekelekis A, Drakonaki E (Crete, Greece)
PF03 Conservative treatment after acute axillary nerve injury in a professional rugby player
Vittadini F, Gasparre G, Frizziero A (Padua, Italy)
PF04 Physiological response to whole body cryotherapy in professional rugby players
Banfi G, Lombardi G, Zani V, Bonomi FG, Sanguin G (Milan, Orzinuovi, Bergamo, and Rome, Italy)
PF05 Effect of a return to play circuit on Biceps Femoris activation in elite hockey players
Andrews CJ, Neill MC, Tejani SR, Manolas L, Graus KSC, Appleby B, Rosalie SM, Netto KJ (Perth, Australia; Florence, Italy)
TRAINING & RE-TRAINING
Chairs Luca Tomaello (Turin, Italy) – Nikos Tsouroudis (Athens, Greece)
PH01 Neuromuscular performance of lower limbs six months after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction
Roth R, Donath L, Mauch M, Weisskopf L, Faude O (Basel, Switzerland)
PH02 Focal muscle vibration reverses quadriceps hypotrophy improving muscle fibres recruitment
Benedetti MG, Zati A, Cavazzuti L, Rainoldi A, Casale R (Bologna, Turin and Bergamo, Italy)
PH03 The effect of two different training approaches on physical performance in young soccer players
Perri E, Iaia F, Alberti G (Milan, Italy)
PH04 Three stretching training methods to increase hamstrings flexibility in professional soccer players
D’Onofrio R, Tamburrino P, Manzi V, Bovenzi A, Mazzoni S, Tavana R, Tamburrino G (Milan, Italy)
PH05 Effects of three different training programmes on instep kick in pre-adoloscent football players
Rossi A, Formenti D, Alberti G (Milan, Italy)
CASE REPORTS – SESSION 1
Chairs: d’Orsi G (ITA) – Susta G (IRL)
PL01 Hamstring injury management and sprint mechanics in professional football
Setuain I, Lecumberri P, Izquierdo M (Pamplona, Spain)
PL02 Patellar tendon rupture after platelet rich plasma and steroid therapy for chronic tendinopathy
Nishio H, Kobayashi Y, Saita Y (Tokyo, Japan)
PL03 Partial avulsion of Adductor Longus fibrocartilage. not as innocent as it looks…
Dimitrakopoulou A, Schilders E (London and Leeds, United Kingdom)
PL04 Return to play after hamstrings muscle injury: a safe, fast and effective case study of a professional football player
Loureiro N, Pereira R, Espregueira-Mendes J (Porto and Minho, Portugal)
PL05 Traumatic miositis ossificans in a professional football player – when to return?
Ribeiro BV, Teixeira JFC, Noronha JC (Vila do Conde and Porto, Portugal)
PL06 Post-acute muscle injuries rehabilitation with radial extracorporeal shock wave therapy
Di Cosmo R (Genova, Italy)
PL07 Shockwave treatment for hamstring injury in a youth level soccer player
Vincent KC, d’Agostino MC, Schaden W (Auckland New Zealand; Milan, Italy; Vienna, Austria)
PL08 Return to play after hamstrings muscle injury
Furini F, Pagella F, Sandrelli L (Arquata Scrivia, Italy)
PL09 Differential diagnosis and conservative rehabilitation approach in hip impingement concerning footballers
Stergiou M, Stergiou E, Giannis C (Kozani, Greece)
PL10 Using level of specificity to monitor reconditioning load for a knee injury
Pajon D, Alvarez J, Colell D (Reus, Spain)
PL11 Pubic stress fracture and osteitis pubis in a 24 year old footballer
Chatterjee AD, Wilson J, Knight RR (Nottingham, United Kingdom)
CASE REPORTS – SESSION 2
Chairs: Filardo G (ITA) – Panics G (HUN)
PM01 Injury or disease flare with known seronegative arthritis
Janse van Rensburg DC, McCord J, Martin C (Pretoria, South Africa)
PM02 Return of a low adherence to treatment goalkeeper with osteochondritis inBrazil
Dorilêo CGLF, Mayara Suzano dos Santos, Pedrinelli A, Youssef M (São Paulo, Brazil)
PM03 A case of chondrosarcoma of rib in a professional football player
Fukui T, Fujita I, Harada T (Kakogawa and Akashi, Japan)
PM04 Lisfranc injury repair with the tightrope and theCharlottetargeting device
Drampalos E, Clough TM (Wigan, United Kingdom)
PM05 A 22 year’s old national team football player with increasing atraumatic ankle pain
Shimakawa T, D’Hooghe P (Doha, Qatar)
PM06 Extraordinary cause of hip joint pain in a professional football player
Tzoanos G, Tsavalas N, Manidakis N, Chardaloumbas D, Kalliakmanis A (Heraklion, Crete; Athens, Greece)
PM07 Rehabilitation and return to play of a professional footballer following conservative management of lumbar spine disc herniation
Toolan AM (New York, USA)
PM09 Return to play of a professional female football player after eighty rehabilitation days
Angius M, Volpi P, Pinna M (Sassari and Milan, Italy)
PM10 Monitoring of an anterior cruciate ligament injury through infrared thermography
Fernández-Cuevas I, Arnáiz-Lastras J, Sillero-Quintana M (Madrid, Spain)
PM11 A case of shortening the preoperative period before anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction
Kinugasa T, Ikeda K (Tsukuba-shi, Japan)
