ORS-ISFR 17th Biennial Conference: Thinking big on fracture repair

摘要 每年有超过2500万美国人发生骨折，其中很大一部分人 骨折无法愈合。骨折进展延迟或愈合失败占大多数， 病人的残疾和费用。因此，迫切需要更好地了解骨愈合的生物学， 利用这些知识来开发新的诊断和治疗方法。我们正在寻求17日的支持 国际骨折修复科（ISFR）两年一次的会议。ISFR最近成为 作为骨科研究协会（ORS）的一个部门， 世界上最大的致力于骨科研究的科学组织。ISFR致力于 促进和交流最新的科学思想和研究成果的骨折修复及其 应用于改善患者护理。我们的使命是成为整合和呈现 与骨折愈合的临床、转化和基础科学研究相关的前沿思想。中央 这次会议的主题是“Thinking Big”。我们将提出使用组学方法来解决最 该领域的重大研究问题和大规模数据管理以及先进的计算 解决棘手的临床问题的方法。会议围绕七个科学会议组织， 还包括与骨科创伤协会（OTA）进行的嵌入式研讨会 专注于骨不连和肱骨近端骨折的协作会议 和西安大略大学联合研究所（BJI）。科学会议将有一系列的 发言人，从提交的摘要中选出，每个人都将有一个著名的主旨演讲人。的 会议包括：骨折中的干细胞;人工智能，机器学习和大数据;骨折 诱发性疼痛管理;骨折修复基础研究;骨折修复临床展望;骨修复 多处创伤;和结果。也将有一个简短的会议海报口头报告（海报 一个关于如何传播科学的会议，一个关于数据管理的实习，以及一个ORS 总统演讲嘉宾在ISFR第17届两年期会议之后，将有一个相关的ISFR/BJI 共识研讨会，将制定一份关于最佳循证治疗的共识白皮书， 肱骨近端骨折会议将介绍最新的研究骨折愈合的基础 生物学、转化研究和前瞻性临床研究。项目和科学委员会将 高度重视营造包容性的环境。外科医生、生物学家、工程师和政策制定者将 参加会议，并从学术界，政府和工业界。各种活动将在 专注于职业发展和网络的学员在骨愈合领域。

Abstract Bone fractures occur in more than 25 million Americans per year, and a significant percentage of those fractures fail to heal. Fractures that show delayed or failed progression to heal account for the majority of patient disability and costs. Thus, there is an urgent need to better understand the biology of bone healing, and to use that knowledge to develop new diagnostics and therapeutics. We are seeking support for the 17th Biennial conference of the International Section of Fracture Repair (ISFR). The ISFR recently became incorporated as a section within the Orthopaedic Research Society (ORS) thereby leveraging the outreach of the largest scientific organization in the world dedicated to orthopaedic research. The ISFR is dedicated to the advancement and exchange of the most current scientific ideas and research findings on fracture repair and its application to the improvement of patient care. Our mission is be the premier forum to integrate and present cutting-edge ideas related to clinical, translational, and basic science research of fracture healing. The central theme for this conference is “Thinking Big”. We will present the use of -omics approaches to solve the most significant research problems in the field and large-scale data management and advanced computational approaches to solve intractable clinical concerns. The meeting is organized around seven scientific sessions, and also includes an embedded symposium conducted with the Orthopaedic Trauma Association (OTA) focused on non-unions and a collaborative session on proximal humeral fractures conducted with the Bone and Joint Institute of the University of Western Ontario (BJI). The scientific sessions will each have a series of speakers, selected from submitted abstracts, and each will have an eminent keynote invited speaker. The sessions include: Stem Cells in Fracture; Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Big data; Fracture induced pain management; Fracture repair basic research; Fracture repair clinical perspectives; Bone repair with polytrauma; and Outcomes. There will also be a short session for poster oral presentations (poster teasers), a session on how to communicate science, a practicum on data management, and an ORS Presidential Guest Speaker. Following the ISFR 17th biennial conference there will be an associated ISFR/BJI consensus workshop, which will develop a consensus white-paper on the best evidence-based treatment for proximal humeral fractures. The meeting will present the most up to date research on fracture healing basic biology, translational research and prospective clinical studies. The Program and Scientific Committees will be highly focused on fostering an inclusive environment. Surgeons, biologists, engineers, and policy makers will attend the meeting, and be drawn from academia, government, and industry. A variety of activities will be focused on career development and networking for trainees in the bone healing field.