1. Polytrauma section Ideas: HC Pape, May 2015

2. Polytrauma section WHY ?

3. Current sections Skeletal trauma / sports Visceral trauma Disaster + military Emergency surgery

6. Current guidelines - EAST - S 3 guideline DGU (german) ESTES, so far: hip fracture

7. Current cross border cooperations

8. Current courses Emergency surgery (life saving) Musec (Fast) ETC (interdisc. ER treatment) ATLS

9. BTCCE (Boundless Trauma Care Central Europe) Initiated by P. Brink

10. BTCCE Letter of intent: 2010 23 centers have signed Information has been gathered

12. Project (NL/D/Lux/F) Dr. Wendt (Groningen, NL) Dr. Juhra (Münster, D) Rolf Egberink (Enschede, NL) Prof. Edwards (Nijmegen, NL) Prof. Pape (Aachen, D) Prof. Brink (Maastricht, NL) Dr. Jansen (Maastricht/Heerlen, NL) Dr. Ferretti (Luxemburg, L) Prof. Gerich (Luxemburg, L) Prof. Pohlemann (Homburg, D) Dr. Mörsdorf (Homburg, D) Dr. Meyer (Strasburg, F)

13. Polytrauma course: specifics (why it is different from ATLS / ETC) Covers the entire chain of treatment Interdisciplinary approach Emergency, ICU, ward, reconstruction

14. 2002 -2015 Leeds, GB Hannover, Ger Pittsburgh, USA Essen, GER Istanbul, TUR Moscow, RUS Munich, GER www.polytraumacourse.com

15. Polytrauma section topics 1.Guidelines (consensus/recommendation) 2.Crossborder rescue 3.Teaching 4.Trauma chain: Prehospital care, ICU care, rehab (Team work / communication) 5.Trauma systems (Lefering) 6.Translational research