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2018 Conference Program

Portions of the Congress will be translated in German and Polish.**
Simultanübersetzung ins Deutsche. Tumaczenie symultaniczne w jzyku polskim.**

||  Tuesday, November 13  ||  Wednesday, November 14  ||  Thursday, November 15  ||

Program as of November 6, 2018. Click presenter names to view their bios.

Fascial Anatomy Workshop

SAT, 10 NOVEMBER 2018

08:30 -- 18:00

Three-Day Prosection Workshop (through Monday, November 12)

Pre-Conference Workshops and Registration

Anchor

TUE, 13 NOVEMBER 2018

08:00 -- 09:00

Registration for workshops

09:00 -- 18:00

All Day Pre-Conference Workshops

09:00 -- 13:00

Research Fundamentals Workshop

09:00 -- 13:00

Morning Pre-Conference Workshops

11:00 -- 11:30

Morning Coffee and Tea Break

14:00 -- 18:00

Afternoon Pre-Conference Workshops

15:00 -- 15:30

Afternoon Coffee and Tea Break

08:30 -- 18:00

Fascial Anatomy Dissection Workshop

17:00 -- 20:30

Early FRC Registration and Reception at the Golden Tulip

Day 1

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WED, 14 NOVEMBER 2018

07:30 -- 09:00

FRC Registration

08:30 -- 10:15

Welcome
Daniel Lieberman, AB, PhD, M.Phil – The Evolution of Human Walking and Running and the Cases of the IT Band and the Plantar Fascia
Melody Swartz, PhD - Lymphatic System, Pathophysiology and Immunity

10:15 -- 10:45

Morning Break and Posters/Exhibitors

10:45 -- 12:15

L'Hocine Yahia, PhD – Fundamental biophysics of the human spine – beyond the classical biomechanics
Adamantios Arampatzis, PhD – Neuromuscular Capacity & Motor Function

12:15 -- 13:30

Lunch and Posters/Exhibitors

13:30 -- 14:00

Moderated Plenary Discussion with Morning Speakers – Daniel Lieberman, L'Hocine Yahia, Melody Swartz & Adamantios Arampatzis

14:15 -- 15:30

Concurrent Abstract Presentations

  1. Clinical Studies - opening presentation by Antonio Stecco, MD; moderators Antonio Stecco, MD and Paul Standley, PhD
    Abstracts
  1. Assessment Methods - opening presentation by Freddy Sichting, PhD; moderators Freddy Sichting, PhD and Hannes Müller Ehrenberg, MD
    Abstracts
  1. Biomechanical Aspects - opening presentation by Mark Driscoll, P.Eng, PhD; moderators Mark Driscoll, P.Eng, PhD and Adamantios Arampatzis, PhD
    Abstracts:
  1. Matrix Biology - opening presentation by Boris Hinz, PhD and Peter Friedl, MD, PhD and closing by Peter Friedl, MD, PhD; moderators Boris Hinz, PhD and Peter Friedl, MD, PhD
    Abstracts

15:30 -- 16:00

Afternoon Break and Posters/Exhibitors

16:00 - 17:30

Concurrent Abstract Presentations

  1. Clinical Studies - opening presentation by Paul Standley, PhD; moderators Robert Schleip, PhD, MA and Paul Standley, PhD
    Abstracts:
  1. Assessment Methods - opening presentation by Hannes Müller Ehrenberg, MD; moderators Freddy Sichting, PhD and Hannes Müller Ehrenberg, MD
    Abstracts:
  1. Biomechanical Aspects - opening presentation by Adamantios Arampatzis, PhD; moderators Mark Driscoll, P.Eng, PhD and Adamantios Arampatzis, PhD
    Abstracts:
  1. Veterinary Aspects - opening presentation and moderated by Vibeke Sødring Elbrønd, PhD and Martin Fischer, PhD
    Abstracts:
  1. Sensory Aspects - opening presentation by Werner Klingler, MD, PhD;
    closing presentation by Torsten Liem, MSc, DO - New insights into fascial relations and functional importance of the Dura Mater in the high cervical region and its significance in the manual treatment approach;
    moderators Werner Klingler, MD, PhD and Torsten Liem, MSc, DO
    Abstracts:

19:00 -- 23:00

Boat Ride Party

Day 2

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THU, 15 NOVEMBER 2018

08:00 -- 09:30

Carla Stecco, MD - Understanding Matrix Biology of Fascia: New Insights
Neil Theise, MD – The Interstitium

09:30 -- 10:00

Morning Break and Posters/Exhibitors

10:00 -- 11:30

Frank Willard, PhD – Spinal Anatomy and Neurology of Spine Pain
Paul Hodges, PhD, MedDr, DSc, BPhty(Hons), FACP – Pain and Movement Control

11:30 -- 12:00

Moderated Plenary Discussion with Morning Speakers - Carla Stecco, Neil Theise, Frank Willard, & Paul Hodges

12:00 -- 13:45

Lunch with Special Interest Groups

13:45 -- 15:00

Concurrent Abstract Presentations

  1. Fascia in Sports and Movement - opening presentation by Robert Schleip, PhD, MA; moderators Winfried Banzer, MD and Robert Schleip, PhD, MA
    Abstracts:
  1. Anatomy - opening presentation by Andry Vleeming, PhD; moderators Andry Vleeming, PhD and Carla Stecco, MD
    Abstracts:
  1. Fascial Pathologies - opening presentation by Thomas Findley, MD, PhD; moderators Jan Wilke, PhD and Tom Findley, MD, PhD
    Abstracts
  1. Phenomenological and Philosophical Aspects - opening presentation by Jaap van der Wal, MD, PhD;
    closing presentation by Franz Mechsner, PhD - Phenomenology of perception and action meets fascia research;
    moderators Franz Mechsner, PhD and Jaap van der Wal, MD, PhD
    Abstracts:

15:00 -- 15:30

Afternoon Break and Posters/Exhibitors

15:30 -- 17:00

Concurrent Abstract Presentations

  1. Fascia in Sports and Movement - opening presentation by Winfried Banzer, MD; moderators Robert Schleip, PhD, MA and Winfried Banzer, MD
    Abstracts:

  1. Anatomy - opening presentation by Carla Stecco, MD; moderators Andry Vleeming, PhD and Carla Stecco, MD
    Abstracts:
  1. Fascial Pathologies - opening presentation by Jan Wilke, PhD; moderators Jan Wilke, PhD and Tom Findley, MD, PhD
    Abstracts:
  1. New Hypotheses and Experimental Research Methods - opening presentation and moderated by Johannes Fleckenstein, PhD
    Abstracts:

17:00 -- 17:30

Closure Session with Summary and Awards

19:00 -- 20:30

Fascia Illuminated Presentation

**
Simultanübersetzung ins Deutsche.
All keynote and parallel presentations in the Humboldt auditorium will be simultaneously translated into German.
Alle Plenarvorträge und parallelen Sitzungen im Humboldt-Saal werden simultan ins Deutsche übersetzt.

Tumaczenie symultaniczne w jzyku polskim.
A semi-professional simultaneous translation into Polish language will also be available during a majority of sessions. This will require a mobile phone by the user, as all users will be given a local phone number for accessing the respective translation service.


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