European Society of Athletic Training and Therapy

At the fore-front of athletes-care:
A European framework of applicable knowledge and standards in practice
On behalf of the European Society of Athletic Therapy and Training,
we are proud to host the inaugural conference in Jerzmanowice,
Poland. Poland is a country at the geographical centre of Europe,
with one of the oldest universities north of the Alps and a history of
scientific advance reaching back to Copernicus. The time and
location for the conference is 4-5 June, 2010.
The title of the conference is: At the forefront of athletes-care: A European framework of
applicable knowledge and standards in practice. We would like to welcome you to share
the recent scientific developments in the area of sports medicine, focusing on the orthopaedic
management of sports injuries and the rehabilitation of these injuries, with a particular
emphasis on return-to-participation and End Stage Functional Rehabilitation. We believe this
meeting will provide a high quality scientific environment for the presentation of new research
and offer an exchange of information by all disciplines related to sports and medicine. ESATT
is a young and vibrant organization, with many ideas on developing an approach to athletes’
injuries that is proactive, not reactive. It is this dynamism and expertise that are the hallmarks
of a high calibre and carefully arranged scientific programme. We invite you to listen to
lectures in basic science as well as clinically relevant topics, or to take part in hands-on
workshops that are geared toward practitioners.
We hope to see you in Poland at the 1st ESATT Sports Medicine Conference, 4 to 5 June
2010, which will be informative and bring together a range of professionals with the same
goal: Optimizing the health care delivery to all sports participants, and ensuring a rapid return
to participation while minimizing the risk of re-injury. We look forward to being your hosts,
knowing that the conference will be an enlightening and enjoyable experience that should not
be missed.
Krzysztof Ficek, MD, PhD
Congress Chair
Alice Mooney, MSc
Conference Secretariat
GUIDELINES FOR ABSTRACT SUBMISSION
The official language of the conference is English, therefore all abstracts must be submitted in English.
When submitting your abstract please ensure:
- Documents are submitted in MS Word format, Times New Roman 12 point font.
- Single line spacing must be used.
- All abstracts must be under 300 words, excluding the title.
- All submissions must use a structured abstract format, that contains a brief introduction (the
purpose of the research), the methodology (explanation on data collection and processing),
results and conclusions (discussion and major findings).
- It is text only, thus it must not include images, figures or graphs.
- It is in normal font: no bold, italic or capitalized text.
- All co-authors are acknowledged.
- The emphasis of the abstract should be on the results and the conclusion. If appropriate, the
results and the discussion sections can be combined.
- References, if necessary, are kept to a maximum of 3
- It represents completed work.
Note: Abstracts shall not be accepted for review by anyone other than the Conference
Secretariat. Abstracts which do not meet these requirements will not be accepted.
SUBMISSION & DEADLINE:
Email submissions to a.mooney@worc.ac.uk by 15 April 2010.
CONFERENCE FEES
The costs to register for the conference are as follows:
Students ........................................... 200 zloty
( about €51 or £46 as of 02/03/2010)
Professionals .................................... 400 zloty
( about €102 or £92 as of 02/03/2010)
Check for the latest information on currency conversion.
The fee covers entry to all session as well as your choice of hands-on workshops. Space will
be limited for the hands on workshops, please identify which ones you prefer on the
registration form.
Light refreshments will be provided during the day.
Accommodation
The venue for the meeting is Chochołowy Dwór, in Jerzmanowice, Poland. The venue is about
a 30 minute drive from the centre of Cracow, the home of Copernicus, the former capital of
Poland and a city that hosts numerous institutions of higher learning.
The hotel can be contacted at
CHOCHOŁOWY DWÓR
http://www.chocholowydwor.pl/
32-048 Jerzmanowice 54A
e-mail: kontakt@chocholowydwor.pl
Tel: (+48 12) 389 32 80
e-mail: recepcja@chocholowydwor.pl
For further information, please contact the conference secretariat, Alice Mooney, at
a.mooney@worc.ac.uk
REGISTRATION
Registration Form
FRIDAY
| INTRO & WELCOME |
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| ACUTE INURY MANAGEMENT |
9:00-11:00 |
|
Krystian Wita, MD PhD, Medical University Katowice, Poland
Acute coronary syndromes in athletes |
MaryBeth Horodyski, EdD, ATC, University of Florida
Cervical Spine Assessment and Management |
M. Susan Guyer, DPE, ATC, CSCS, Springfield College
Recognition, Management & Return to Play Criteria of Mild Traumatic Brain Injury |
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| Research Presentations |
11:15-12:45 |
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| REHABILITATION |
14:00-15:30 |
|
Remigiusz Rzepka PT, AT, Fizjofit Rehabilitation Center, Gliwice , Poland
Overuse syndromes: can we prevent them? |
William Tillson, MS, ATC, AC Milan Football
End Stage Functional Rehab in Football |
Piotr Krol, PhD, AWF Katowice
Shock Wave Therapy in Rehabilitation |
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| PERFORMING ARTS MEDICINE |
15:45-16:45 |
|
Boni Rietveld, MD
Medical Centre for Dancers & Musicians, The Hague, The Netherlands |
Colleen Creighton, CATA (C)
Cirque de Soleil Athletic Therapist |
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SATURDAY
| ORTHOPAEDICS |
9:00 – 11:00 |
|
Galen Orthopedic Clinic, Bierun, Poland:
Platelet Rich Plasma in ACL reconstruction surgery |
MaryBeth Horodyski, EdD, ATC, University of Florida
Frozen Shoulder Syndrome |
Kuba Liberski, Galen Orthopaedic Clinic, Bierun, Poland
Radioscintigraphy in pre- and post-operative assessment of bone loading |
Arkadius Wiatr, Galen Orthopaedic Clinic, Bierun, Poland
TBC |
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Pawel Cieszczyk. PhD, AWF- Szczecin
The Role of Genetic Research in Sport |
Agnieszka Maciejewska, PhD AWF- Szczecin
The Angiotensin Converting Enzyme Gene I/D Polymorphism In Rowers |
TBC
The Potential for Gene Doping in Sports |
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| TRAINING & ADAPTATIONS |
14:00-15:30 |
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Prof. Tomasz Gabrys, AWF Krakow, Poland:
Power Training in Sportsmen- Adaptations and methods |
Antonio Paoli, MD, PhD, University of Padua
Resistance Training and Cardiovascular Risks |
Davide Susta, MD, Dublin City University
The Role Of Eccentric Muscular Actions In Training And Therapy |
| Coffee break |
The role of the ATT in modern sports medicine:
Minimal qualifications and responsibilities at different levels
Panel Discussion: Mick Dwyer, Dani Sanchis, Bill Tillson, Remik Rzepka |
15:45-16:45 |
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PRACTICAL WORKSHOPS
Remigiusz Rzepka PT, AT,
Fizjofit Rehabilitaion Center, Gliwice, Poland:
Surface electromyography as effective tool in neuromuscular
reeducation and evaluation in physiotherapy |
Friday 11:15 |
Mick Dwyer, BSc (Hons)
STEPS @ Ampthill
Taping Techniques for Injury Prevention |
Friday 14:00 |
Stephen Thorson
Simtrak
The use of software in patient management and epidemiology
research |
Friday 15:30 |
Alice Mooney, MSC
University of Worcester
Student opportunities arising from ESATT |
Saturday 09:15 |
Stephen Thorson
Simtrak
E-records in sports medicine |
Saturday 10:00 |
M. Susan Guyer, DPE, ATC, CSCS
Springfield College
Functional Movement Screening using the Overhead Squat Test |
Saturday 11:30 |
MaryBeth Horodyski, EdD, ATC
University of Florida
Spine boarding technique and practical workshop |
Saturday 14:00 |
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