Submission of abstracts for #Sportskongres 2020 is not open.

The abstract submission template contains the following mandatory headings: ‘Introduction‘, ‘Materials and Methods‘, ‘Results‘ and ‘Conclusion‘.

The abstract cannot exceed a total of 250 words including headings. Full name, country of residence, title, and affiliation are required for all listed authors. You will be able to indicate if you prefer presentation by poster or oral communication, but please note that the scientific committee will ultimately decide the form of presentation.

Please be aware that all accepted abstracts will be presented and available on the #sportskongres app. Furthermore, all participants with an abstract chosen for a poster presentation should submit a high resolution .jpeg file of their poster no longer than 2 weeks before the Congress to have it presented in our #Sportskongres app.
So forth authors do not want to have abstracts on our app please let us know by contacting KongresKompagniet.

Deadline: Abstracts should be submitted no later than October 15th, 2019.

KongresKompagniet is in charge of submission. If you have problems with submission, please contact KongresKompagniet.
Phone: +45 86296960 or E-mail: abstracts@kongreskompagniet.dk

Each presentation will be 8 minutes followed by 2 minutes of discussion in English. Presentations should be supported by PowerPoint slides with text in English. Based on the ratings of the scientific committee, the six best submitted abstracts will enter the oral presentation competition at the congress. In the competition, these six presentations will be judged by a panel of international experts, including scientific journal editors. There will be an award for the best and the second best presentation.

Oral presentation competition:

1st prize: DKK 4.500
2nd prize: DKK 2.500

A formal poster walk will take place at the Sportskongres 2020. Presenters will have 3 minutes to present followed by 2 minutes of discussion.

During the congress, all posters will be judged by the Scientific Committee. There will be an award for the best poster at the congress, based on the summed scores of the Scientific Committee. There will also be a People´s Choice Best Poster Award based on audience voting during the poster walk.

Poster Award winners will be announced at the Gala dinner on Friday evening.

Posters can be a maximum of 120 cm (height) x 90 cm (width).

Poster competition:

Best poster: DKK 1.000
People´s choice: DKK 500

Poster sessions at Sportskongres 2019

Hip and Hamstring

Chair: Assoc. Prof. Kristian Thorborg

Abstracts:
#83: Reliability of hip abduction, internal rotation and external rotation strength measurements using a stabilised hand-held dynamometer inphysically-active third-level students.

#86: Predictive value of ultrasound guided intraarticular injection with local anesthesia and glucocoricosteroid before hip arthroscopy for femoro-acetabular impingement syndrome (FAIS)

#117: Response to diagnostic injection in patients with femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) with magnetic resonance arthrography (MRA) diagnosed labral tears

#67: Patients’ views on being allocated to the wait and see group of the LEAP-trial for gluteal tendinopathy: a qualitative study

#148: Prevalence of hip-related groin pain, patient characteristics and patient-reported outcomes in patients referred to tertiary care for hip/groin pain

#8: Maximal hip muscle strength and rate of force development using an external-fixated portable dynamometer: Intra-tester reliability of a clinical set-up

#17: Association between specific sport activities and sport performance following arthroscopic management of femoroacetabular impingement: A cross-sectional study including 184 athletes

#29: Adolescent Elite Skiers With And Without Cam Morphology did Decrease Their Hip Range Of Motion After 2 Years Follow-Up

#26: SIMILAR ISOKINETIC STRENGTH PRE-INJURY AND AT RETURN TO SPORT AFTER HAMSTRING INJURY – A CASE SERIES OF 41 FOOTBALL PLAYERS

#105: Effect of fatigue on performance of the quadriceps and hamstring muscle groups

#111: Subjective and objective hip function in patients 6-10 months following hip arthroscopy compared to asymptomatic controls – A cross-sectional study

#71: Eccentric and isometric maximal hamstring strength utilizing a Wii Balance board: Reliability study

Knee: ACL, PCL, meniscus, cartilage

Chair: Assoc. Prof. Jonas Thorlund

Abstracts:
#74:Short-term outcome after brace treatment combined with a exercise protocol for patients with acute injury of the posterior cruciate ligament

#161:Combined Bone Marrow Aspirate and Platelet-rich Plasma for Cartilage Repair – Results at Two-Year Follow-Up

#113: Side Hop Test reference values: a cross-sectional study of 306 young adult athletes

#168:Factors influencing ACL-RSI score 9 months after surgical ACL reconstruction

#162:THE EFFECT OF FUNCTIONAL TASKS ON KNEE LOADING IN INDIVIDUALS POST-MENISCECTOMY

#145: ASSOCIATION BETWEEN VISUAL RATING OF POSTURAL ORIENTATION AND HOP PERFORMANCE IN PEOPLE WITH AN ACL INJURY

#88: PREDICTORS OF OUTCOME FOLLOWING ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT RECONSTRUCTION: A PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY IN UK SPORTS MEDICINE

#48: QUADRICEPS STRENGTHENING WITH AND WITHOUT BLOOD FLOW RESTRICTION IN THE REHABILITATION OF SUBJECTS WITH KNEE CONDITIONS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW

#2: Blood flow restricted low-load resistance strength training in patients with a variety of orthopedic lower limb injuries: a feasibility study

#63:Reliability of three common MRI measurements for trochlear dysplasia

Anterior knee and plantar heel pain

Chair: Dr. Nis Nissen

Abstracts:
#57:A loaded self-managed exercise programme for patellofemoral pain: a mixed methods feasibility study

#154:The 45-second Anterior Knee Pain Provocation Test: Indicator of knee pain and sporting function in 10-14 year-old adolescents with PFP

#164:Patterns of change in knee pain area and distribution in relation to improvements in function

#92: Isometric versus isotonic exercise for acute analgesia in patellar tendinopathy- does contraction type matter? A randomised crossover trial.

#130: ARE JUMP LANDING PATTERNS ASSOCIATED WITH PATELLAR TENDINOPATHY IN COMPETITIVE ATHLETES? – A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW

#114: Osgood-Schlatter is associated with significant impairments in knee function and quality of life 4 years after diagnosis: a retrospective study

#102: Current Management Strategies in Osgood Schlatter: A quantitative study.

#103: Current Management Strategies in Osgood Schlatter: A qualitative study.

#60: Impact and prognosis of running-related knee injuries in recreational runners

#121: Cross-cultural adaptation of the VISA-P questionnaire for Danish-speaking patients with patellar tendinopathy

#118:Almost Half of Jumper’s Knee Cases Have High Kinesiophobia

#15: The incidence, prevalence and management of plantar heel pain in Dutch general practice

#18:Surgical Repair of Complete Plantar Fascia Ruptures in High Demand Power Athletes – A new Treatment Option

Muscle and tendon

Chair: Dr. Monika Bayer

Abstracts:
#120:Insertional Achilles tendinopathy has a higher prevalence of ultrasound abnormalities than midportion

#155: UTE T2* mapping of tendinopathic patella tendons – A MRI reliability study

#27: Blood flow measurement in early tendinopathy – a reliability study

#53: Association between tendon structure measured with UTC and clinical status in patients diagnosed with Achilles or patellar tendinopathy

#123: In-vivo measurement of Achilles tendon bundle sliding during dynamic loading: a new approach

#31: Recovery of Patients with Achilles Tendinopathy Over 1 Year

#7: Ultrasound-based evaluation of intratendinous deformation in Achilles tendons of patients with mid-portion tendinopathy

#50: A cross-sectional study comparing clinical and psychological features in tibialis posterior tendinopathy with controls: preliminary findings

#96: Dissimilar limb symmetry effect of fatigue on ankle kinetics during single-leg drop jump two years after an Achilles tendon rupture.

#134:3T – the 10,000 tendons study: a multi-level international cohort study of 5 tendinopathies.

#141: Tensor fascia latae muscle structure and activation in individuals with lower limb musculoskeletal conditions: A systematic review and meta- analysis

Shoulder

Chair: Assoc. Prof. Birgit Juul-Kristensen

Abstracts:
#77:Feasibility of a Heavy Shoulder Strengthening Programme for Patients with Generalised Joint Hypermobility and Long-Lasting Shoulder Symptoms

#81: Association between shoulder symptoms and structural pathology in patients diagnosed with traumatic rotator cuff tears – a cross sectional study

#90: Evaluation of extended scope physiotherapists in an orthopedic outpatient shoulder clinic

#116: A novel upper quadrant closed kinetic chain repositioning task for assessment of shoulder proprioception

#54: Are acromiohumeral parameters related to pain/disability in adults with subacromial pain? – A systematic review & meta-analysis

#127: Do postural correction and isometric shoulder exercises influence acromio-humeral distance in patients with Rotator Cuff Related Pain?

#89: Shoulder disability in patients with rotator-cuff related disorders can be quickly assessed using the Copenhagen Shoulder Abduction Rating (C-SAR)

#107: REMOTE VIDEO METHODS FOR SCAPULAR DYSKINESIS ASSESSMENT: A VALDITY AND RELIABLITY STUDY

#85: The neurovascular structures in the triangular space of the upper extremity: an anatomical study

#104: Lost jobs and sick leave are common in patients with subacromial impingement syndrome in secondary care: a consecutive cohort study.

#142: Shoulder rotation strength and muscle coactivation in wheelchair rugby athletes and the relation to pain – a correlational study

#9: The Self-Assessment Corner for shoulder strength: Reliability, validity and correlations with upper extremity physical performance tests in overhead athletes

Sport and physical activity

Chair: Prof. Per Aagaard

Abstracts:
#131:Running and hopping are not surrogate movements

#160: Measuring productivity loss in patients with musculoskeletal disorders: validation and a Norwegian cross-cultural adaption of the iMTA Productivity Cost
Questionnaire

#76: Frequency of received lifestyle advice for patients with self-reported diabetes, hypertension and symptomatic osteoarthritis in Danish general practices

#45:Physical activity and Advanced Glycation End products in a large population study (Lifelines cohort)

#126: HARD INTENSITY LEISURE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IMPROVES THE PROGNOSIS OF BACK AND/OR NECK PAIN

#106: The development of novel bicycle balance and agility tests: a validity study

#79: Performance and foot discomfort during a football-specific match simulation. A comparison of football boots.

#170: Investigating changes in neck strength post-concussion in a schoolboy rugby-playing population. A pre and post- concussion comparison

#65: Investigating performance profiles related to eccentric knee flexor strength and repeated-sprint ability in elite male field sport athletes

#49: Obesity influence in Children Motor Coordination

#159: Physical and Emotional, Not Global Wellness: Initial Validation of the USOC Daily Self Report Survey Using A Multilevel Factor Analysis

#109: Data consistency of strength testing on an isokinetic dynamometer; how many repetitions are needed to achieve maximum performance?

Injury prevention

Chair: Dr. Holly Silvers-Granelli

Abstracts:
#59: Barriers and facilitators of injury prevention in recreational runners

#171: Previous injury in female team sport athletes is associated with between limb strength imbalances

#149: Ankle Sprain Injuries in Indoor Sports: A Survey among 1238 Danish Elite and Sub-elite Athletes

#143: Routine Use and Satisfaction of Measures for the Prevention of Ankle Sprain Injuries in Indoor Sports

#147: Incidence of acute injuries in boxing in Iceland: A prospective cohort study with questionnaire

#14: Effectiveness of a tailor-made digital intervention to stimulate injury-preventive behavior in skiing and snowboarding

#166: Rapid change in training load does not increase risk of health problems in elite youth football players – preliminary results

#110: Maladaptive coping as a risk factor for overuse injuries among adolescent female football players: A prospective cohort study.

#4: SMASH-Tennis Study

#140:Relationship Between Movement Variability and Maximum Knee Valgus Angle during Functional Sport Tasks

#42: Swim training volume and shoulder pain across the lifespan of the competitive swimmer: a systematic review

#80: Reliability of a single-leg vertical time to stabilisation test after a drop landing in physically active third-level students