Sino-German Sports Orthopedics Webinar

2024年10月17日下午，汕头大学医学院第一附属医院中德骨科交流中心系列学术活动顺利召开。本次线上会议主题为运动医学专题，会议邀请德国慕尼黑工业大学附属伊萨尔河右岸医院运动医学主任Siebenlist教授进行《肩关节镜下Endobutton微创重建肩锁关节脱位》主题演讲，会议由汕头大学医学院第一附属医院骨科陈洪江副主任医师主持，胡军教授致辞，卢晓辉副主任医师、黄钟炼副主任医师、骨科青年医生、研究生及规培学员参会。Siebenlist教授对肩锁关节脱位Rockwood分型、临床处理原则及手术演变的回顾进行了系统的演讲，同时结合团队的一组随访病例，对该类损伤的微创重建进行了详细的分析，包括手术适应证、微创肩关节镜辅助下肩锁关节脱位韧带重建的手术操作要点，特别对无结自锁双微型钛板复位固定肩锁关节重建技术进行了仔细的讲解，揭示Rockwood分型中IV型及V型肩锁关节脱位的手术治疗对于体力劳动及运动职业者的肩部功能康复是非常重要的。演讲结束后，与会者就本次会议主题结合该领域的一些相关病例进行了热烈的讨论。此次学术交流既涉及肩锁关节基础解剖结构、运动功能机制、损伤修复的理念，又涵盖了肩锁关节脱位治疗的手术演变历程及其优缺点分析，使与会者对锁骨及肩锁关节生物力学功能有了重新深入认识、拓展临床治疗方案、接轨国际微创诊疗标准，具有非常重要的临床工作指导意义。

On the afternoon of October 17, 2024, the academic webinar series conducted by the Sino-German Orthopedic Exchange Center at the First Affiliated Hospital of Shantou University Medical College was successfully held. The theme of this online webinar was Sports Medicine, featuring a presentation by Prof. Siebenlist, Chief of Sports Medicine Dept. at Klinikum rechts der Isar, Technical University of Munich, entitled Minimally Invasive Shoulder Arthroscopic Endobutton Reconstruction of Acromioclavicular Joint (AC Joint) Dislocation. The online webinar was chaired by Dr. CHEN Hongjiang, Deputy Chief Physician of Orthopedic Dept. at the First Affiliated Hospital of Shantou University Medical College, with opening remarks by Prof. HU Jun. Attendees included Deputy Chief Physicians LU Xiaohui and HUANG Zhonglian, young orthopedic doctors, graduate students and resident trainees. Prof. Siebenlist delivered a systematic lecture reviewing the Rockwood classification of AC joint dislocations, clinical management principles, and the evolution of related surgical techniques. He also analyzed a series of follow-up cases from his team, detailing minimally invasive reconstruction for these injuries, including indications for surgery and key operative skills for ligament reconstruction under arthroscopy. He particularly elaborated on the technique of knotless double endobutton for reconstruction, emphasizing the significance of surgical treatment for Rockwood type IV and V AC joint dislocations in the functional rehabilitation of laborers and athletes. After the presentation, participants engaged in a lively discussion related to the conference theme and relevant cases in the field. This academic exchange covered the basic anatomical structure of the AC joint, mechanisms of functional movement, concepts of injury repair, as well as the evolution of surgical treatment for joint dislocation and its pros and cons. It provided participants with a deeper understanding of the biomechanical function of the clavicle and AC joint, expanded clinical treatment concepts, and aligned practices with international standards for minimally invasive diagnosis and treatment, offering significant clinical guidance to the hospital.