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RESHinovia SrlEvento 477027 / Edizione 1

The radius: From head to wrist

Corso residenziale di 2 giorni con cadaver lab sul trattamento chirurgico del radio (dalla testa al polso) per ortopedici e chirurghi plastici, presso IRCCS MultiMedica Milano. Alterna lezioni teoriche ed esercitazioni pratiche su fissazione, impianti, ricostruzione legamentosa e artroscopia. 21,6 crediti ECM.

Provider
Hinovia SrlHinovia Srl (1307)
Crediti ECM
21,6
Costo
1.600,00 €
Durata
15 ore
Date
5 - 6 ottobre 2026
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Razionale scientifico

This course has been designed to give participants the opportunity to master a variety of techniques for treating traumatic and post-traumatic conditions of the forearm and wrist. The radius is a pivotal bone - it grants stability to the wrist, but its ability to rotate at both the proximal and distal radio-ulnar joints enables forearm pronosupination. Because this segment is so mobile, a surgeon must know how to restore optimal function after injury. During the course, we will learn internal fixation techniques for the proximal and distal radius, as well as the radial shaft. Participants will also learn about radial head implants and ligament reconstruction. We will explore a broad spectrum of radio-carpal trauma, including distal radius articular fractures, radiocarpal dislocations, perilunate injuries, scaphoid fractures and nonunions, and intracarpal ligament injuries. In addition to theoretical sessions, this is a hands-on cadaver lab course: participants will be able to learn a variety of surgical techniques - both open and arthroscopic - and will have the opportunity to reproduce them on cadaver specimens, ensuring a deeply practical learning experience.

Luogo

Cadaver Lab Presso Irccs Multimedica
Via Gaudenzio Fantoli, 16/15, Milano (MI)

Programma

5 Ottobre 2026
  • 07:45–08:00Registration of participants
  • 08:00–08:20Presentation of the courseP.S. Randelli, R. Luchetti, J.C. Messina
  • 08:20–08:30Mechanism of trauma and surgical management of radial head fractures and terrible triadP. Arrigoni
  • 08:30–08:40Degrees of severity of terrible triad injuriesJ.C. Messina
  • 08:40–08:50Classification and internal fixation of radial head fracturesE. Carita
  • 08:50–09:00Arthroscopic management of radial head fracture and involvement of PRUJA. Colozza
  • 09:00–09:10Radial head implants: indications and long term resultsA. Celli
  • 09:10–09:20Surgical management of complex forearm and radial head fracturesS. Pfanner
  • 09:20–09:30Proximal radial shaft fractures and relationships with radial nerveG. Lauri
  • 09:30–09:40Longitudinal instability of forearmA. Colozza
  • 09:40–09:50Radio-ulnar synostosisS. Pfanner
  • 09:50–10:00How to manage post-traumatic limitation of pronosupinationJ.C. Messina
  • 10:00–10:20Discussion
  • 10:20–10:40Coffee break
  • 10:40–13:00Cadaver Lab: radial head fracture and internal fixation with screws/plates; radial head implants; internal fixation of forearm fractures; isolation of radial nerve and other nerves in the forearmP. Arrigoni, A. Atzei, E. Carita, A. Celli, A. Colozza, G. Lauri, A. Lazzerini, R. Luchetti, L. Marzella, J.C. Messina, S. Pfanner, P.S. Randelli, E. Viola
  • 13:00–14:00Lunch
  • 14:00–14:10Open management of distal radius fractures, extra and intra-articular by volar approachL. Marzella, A. Lazzerini
  • 14:10–14:20Intra-articular fractures when to choose volar, dorsal or combined approach: technical detailsG. Lauri
  • 14:20–14:30Arthroscopic management of two part DRF fractures - with ligament lesionsJ.C. Messina
  • 14:30–14:40Arthroscopic management of complex articular fractures of distal radius: techniqueA. Atzei
  • 14:40–14:50Management of Instability of DRUJ and acute TFCC injuries: what to do?E. Viola
  • 14:50–15:00The boutonniere-like effect of the fixed ulnar head during forearm rotation. Clinical relevanceP. Arrigoni
  • 15:00–15:10Management of Instability of DRUJ: chronic injuries, what to do?A. Atzei
  • 15:10–15:20Radiocarpal stiffness: open or arthroscopic?R. Luchetti
  • 15:20–15:35Discussion
  • 15:35–15:50Coffee break
  • 15:50–18:00Cadaver Lab: internal fixation of distal radius fractures (volar and dorsal approach); arthroscopic management of DRF (two part fractures and complex fractures); TFCC repair and reinsertion techniques (open and arthroscopic)P. Arrigoni, A. Atzei, E. Carita, A. Celli, A. Colozza, G. Lauri, A. Lazzerini, R. Luchetti, L. Marzella, J.C. Messina, S. Pfanner, P.S. Randelli, E. Viola
  • 18:00–18:30Challenging Clinical Case discussion
  • 18:30–18:35Closure of the dayJ.C. Messina
6 Ottobre 2026
  • 08:20–08:30Classification of scaphoid fractures and nonunionsE. Carita
  • 08:30–08:40Arthroscopic classification of scaphoid non-unionsA. Atzei
  • 08:40–08:50Open management of scaphoid fractures and non-unionsS. Pfanner
  • 08:50–09:00Arthroscopic management of scaphoid fractures and nonunionsR. Luchetti
  • 09:00–09:10Radiocarpal dislocationsE. Carita
  • 09:10–09:20Algorithm of treatment of SL injuries according to EWAS ClassificationE. Viola
  • 09:20–09:30Reinsertion of SL with anchor screws: indications and techniqueE. Carita
  • 09:30–09:40Arthroscopic capsulodesis techniques: evolution of techniques and why do we use themA. Atzei
  • 09:40–09:50Volar capsulodesis: open and arthroscopic
  • 09:50–10:00SL reconstruction techniques with tendon graftA. Celli
  • 10:00–10:20Discussion
  • 10:20–10:40Coffee break
  • 10:40–13:00Cadaver Lab: scaphoid fixation open or arthroscopic; scaphoid nonunion: grafting open or arthroscopic; open/arthroscopic SL capsulodesis (with or without anchor); scapho-lunate reconstruction open/arthroscopicP. Arrigoni, A. Atzei, E. Carita, A. Celli, A. Colozza, G. Lauri, A. Lazzerini, R. Luchetti, L. Marzella, J.C. Messina, S. Pfanner, P.S. Randelli, E. Viola
  • 13:00–14:00Lunch
  • 14:00–14:10Perilunate injuries: classification and treatment optionsP. Arrigoni
  • 14:10–14:20Management of PLIND Injuries and extrinsic ligament lesionsJ.C. Messina
  • 14:20–14:30Lunotriquetral injuries: repair, reconstruction or fusion?R. Luchetti
  • 14:30–14:45Discussion
  • 14:45–16:30Cadaver Lab: SL reconstruction with tendon graft (open or arthroscopic); LT capsulodesis, LT reconstruction, LT fusionP. Arrigoni, A. Atzei, E. Carita, A. Celli, A. Colozza, G. Lauri, A. Lazzerini, R. Luchetti, L. Marzella, J.C. Messina, S. Pfanner, P.S. Randelli, E. Viola
  • 16:30–16:45CME and Closure of the CourseJ.C. Messina

Responsabili del corso

HINOVIA SRL

Provider

ID Provider: N° 1307

Città: Treviso (TV)

Tipologia: Società, Agenzie Ed Enti Privati

Stato accreditamento: Standard - 1° Rinnovo

  • Medico Chirurgo Jane Christiane Messina

    Responsabile scientifico

    Specializzazione: Ortopedia e Traumatologia / Chirurgia della Mano

    Struttura: Istituto Ortopedico Gaetano Pini; Clinica Ortopedica, Università di Milano

    Ruolo: Specialista nella Chirurgia della Mano

Relatori e docenti

  • Medico Chirurgo Paolo Arrigoni

    Relatore

    Specializzazione: Ortopedia e Traumatologia

    Struttura: Casa di Cura La Madonnina; Istituto Ortopedico Gaetano Pini, Milano

    Ruolo: Specialista Ortopedico

  • Medico Chirurgo Andrea Atzei

    Relatore

    Specializzazione: Ortopedia e Traumatologia

    Struttura: Libero professionista ortopedico, Treviso

    Ruolo: Libero professionista ortopedico

  • Medico Chirurgo Enrico Carita

    Relatore

    Specializzazione: Ortopedia e Traumatologia

    Struttura: ZetaMedica Poliambulatorio di Verona-Med, Verona

    Ruolo: Specialista in ortopedia

  • Medico Chirurgo Andrea Celli

    Relatore

    Struttura: Hesperia Hospital, Modena

    Ruolo: Medico ortopedico e traumatologo

  • Medico Chirurgo Alessandra Colozza

    Relatore

    Struttura: Ospedale di Faenza, Ravenna

    Ruolo: Dirigente medico ortopedia e traumatologia

Domande frequenti

L'evento è accreditato per: Medico Chirurgo (Chirurgia Plastica E Ricostruttiva, Ortopedia E Traumatologia).

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