Axel Prokop

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Axel Prokop (born January 4, 1963 in Wuppertal ) is a German trauma surgeon and professor at the Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen . He carried out research in the areas of bioabsorbable implants, minimally invasive spinal surgery and geriatric traumatology .

Life

Axel Prokop studied medicine at the comprehensive university in Essen from 1983 to 1989 . This was followed by a doctorate at the Institute for Forensic Medicine at the University of Cologne on the subject of gender dimorphism of the corpus callosum? Morphometric examination based on dissection material and magnetic resonance tomograms in Cologne in 1989. He then worked as a research assistant in surgery at the University of Cologne and, from July 1994, in trauma surgery. From 1996 he was senior physician there and from 2004 senior senior physician. In one from the Federal Ministry of Education and Research(BMFT) funded experimental comparative study, Prokop examined new bioresorbable materials for the fixation of osteochondral fractures and completed his habilitation in 2000 in the field of surgery and trauma surgery on the subject of polylactide and tricalcium phosphate. Improvement of biodegradable implants in combination.

In 2005 Prokop was offered a professorship at a university of applied sciences in the field of accident and social medicine in Sankt Augustin . In 2006 he was appointed associate professor at the Cologne University Hospital. In 2007 he became chief physician for trauma surgery in the south-west clinic group at the academic teaching hospital of the Sindelfingen - Böblingen clinics and in July 2007 he received his qualification at the Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen. He is a specialist in surgery, trauma surgery and orthopedics and has additional qualifications in special trauma surgery, surgical intensive medicine and the specialist knowledge of rescue medicine, sports medicine and medical quality management. 2019 Winning the German Patient Award for the 'Voluntary Patient Companion' project

Scientific contribution

The initial scientific work of Prokop concentrated on the further development and clinical use of new self-dissolving implants for the fixation of small bone fragments, which have been brought to clinical use and whose function has been proven in studies.

A special focus of the clinical work was on interdisciplinary treatment in geriatric traumatology. The Trauma Surgery Clinic Sindelfingen was the first clinic in Baden-Württemberg and the second in Germany to be certified as a center for geriatric traumatology by TÜV in 2009 and by the German Society for Trauma Surgery in 2014. By optimizing and checking the processes, the treatment results were significantly improved and were a role model for other hospitals nationwide.

Memberships and scientific associations

politics

Prokop has been a member of the CDU Böblingen since 2009 and was elected to the district council in May 2009 and re-elected in 2014. He is 3rd deputy chairman of the parliamentary group and a member of the Social and Health Committee. Member of the supervisory board of Klinikverbund Südwest GmbH, member of the supervisory board of Kreiskliniken Böblingen gGmbH, member of the supervisory board of Service-GmbH Schwarzwald and member of the supervisory board of the therapy center of the Klinikverbund Südwest gGmbH.

Publications

Prokop is the author of around 100 original articles, reviews, case descriptions ( case reports ), 500 scientific lectures as well as the winner and co-author of the video prize of the German Society for Surgery 2005, 2006, 2009 and 2017.

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Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Prokop A., Oehmichen M., Zilles K., Sex dimorphism of the Corpus Callosum? Contributions to Forensic Medicine 18, 263-270, 1990
  2. Prokop A., polylactide and tricalcium phosphate, Cologne Univ., Habil. -Schrift 2000, 1999; 38M K: E.g. ME
  3. Prokop A., Jubel A., Helling HJ, Udomkaewkanjana C., Brochhagen HG, Rehm KE New biodegradable polylactide implants (Polypin-C) for the treatment of fractures of the radius head. Surgeon 73: 997-1004, 2002
  4. Helling HJ, Prokop A., Schmid HU, Nagel M., Lilienthal J., Rehm KE Biodegradable implants versus standard metal fixation for displaced radial head fractures. A prospective randomized multicenter study. J. Should Ellbow Surgery 15 (4): 479-485, 2006
  5. IF Kodde, L. Kaas, M. Flipsen, MP van den Bekerom, D. Eygendaal: Current concepts in the management of radial head fractures. In: World journal of orthopedics. Volume 6, number 11, December 2015, pp. 954-960, doi : 10.5312 / wjo.v6.i11.954 , PMID 26716091 , PMC 4686442 (free full text) (review).
  6. Y. Rosenblatt, GS Athwal, KJ Faber: Current recommendations for the treatment of radial head fractures. In: The Orthopedic clinics of North America. Volume 39, number 2, April 2008, pp. 173-85, vi, doi : 10.1016 / j.ocl.2007.12.008 , PMID 18374808 (review), PDF (accessed December 8, 2017).
  7. ^ Prokop A., Reinauer KM. Chmieklnicki M. Is a certified center for geriatric traumatology worthwhile? Z. Orthop accident 153; 3: 306-310, 2015
  8. CJ Laux, F. Grubhofer, CM Werner, HP Simmen, G. Osterhoff: Current concepts in locking plate fixation of proximal humerus fractures. In: Journal of orthopedic surgery and research. Volume 12, number 1, September 2017, p. 137, doi : 10.1186 / s13018-017-0639-3 , PMID 28946902 , PMC 5613450 (free full text) (review).
  9. ^ District parliamentary group of the CDU in the district of Böblingen .
  10. CDU parliamentary group: elected officials ,
  11. Social and Health Committee: elected officials ,
  12. Supervisory Board of the Klinikverbund Südwest GmbH: Mandate holder ,
  13. Supervisory Board Kreiskliniken Böblingen gGmbH: Mandate holders ,
  14. ^ Supervisory Board Service-GmbH Black Forest: Mandate holder
  15. Supervisory board of the therapy center of the Klinikverbund Südwest gGmbH: Mandate holder .