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Scandinavian Sports Medicine Congress

31/01/2026

DAY 3

Some had a tough time getting up to the morning sessions after an outstanding performance at the dance floor. It was on fire 💃🕺🏼🔥

However, the sessions today did not lack anything. Really great presentations, questions and thoughts for reflection.

It all terminated with an excellent talk by amazing Joanne Kemp on hip pain in athletes.

On behalf of the organizing committee we want to thank all of our collaborators, exhibitors, volunteers and of course the attendees for making this congress legendary once again.

Thank you!

👀SEE YOU IN 2027!🙌🏻
We look forward to welcome you at Sportskongres 2027, same place, 4th to 6th of February 2027.

31/01/2026

DAY 2

What a day!
Starting off with sessions with lots of questions and discussions.

Moving to yet another round of oral presentations with overcrowded rooms and great presentations.

Rest of the day followed the same trend. Excellent speaks and plenty of discussions with experiences from clinical practice.

The scientific program terminated with an outstanding Oral competition led by Julie Sandell Jacobsen and Lina Holm Ingelsrud.

Out of 127 submitted abstracts, these were the six selected:

• Anne-Sofie Agergaard - Extended restitution time does not enhance the benefits of 12-weeks exercise-based treatment for patellar tendinopathy: A Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial
• Adam Culvenor - Exercise and education for young adults with early-onset knee osteoarthritis following ACL reconstruction: The SUPER-Knee randomised controlled trial
• Frank Devereux - The Effects of a Games-based Injury Prevention Exercise Programme on Injury Incidence in Post-Primary School Students
• Niels Christian Kaldau - A simple trephination does not increase the healing potential for all-inside meniscal repair: A double blinded randomized controlled trial
• Ida Lindman - Warning Signs of Injury: Changes in Pain, Training Load, and Wellness in Elite Youth Athletes
• Kay Crossley - Supported implementation enhances injury prevention program use in women’s Australian Football: a type III hybrid implementation-effectiveness stepped-wedge cluster randomised trial.

It was a close race!
Runner up was Kay Crossley 🥈
And the winner was Adam Culvenor 🥇

Also Signe Kierkegaard-Brøchner won the prize for best Poster 🥇

Congratulation to the winners and all of the presenters. Thanks for all of the submitted abstracts! You set the standard and it is high level 🙌🏻

Last of all we want to thank the judges. Without your work we couldn’t continue with the high level or have a fair competition.

Last but NOT least. A huge thanks to BMJ Open Sport and Exercise Medicine. Our collaborates throughout the last year. We really appreciate 👏🏻

29/01/2026

Great science on display at this year’s Poster Walk.

Each year, we’re proud to receive abstract submissions from both early-career and senior researchers across sports medicine and rehabilitation. This year, 127 abstracts were submitted.

📌 62 posters were presented at tonight’s traditional poster walk
🎤 52 abstracts were selected for oral presentation and are now published in BMJ Open Sport & Exercise Medicine:
https://bmjopensem.bmj.com/content/12/Suppl_1

Thank you to all contributors for raising the scientific level of Sportskongres. Stay curious and keep the conversations going.

29/01/2026

WE ARE OPEN!

Registration opened at 7:00 and we are ready to welcome you for the 2026 edition of Sportskongres 😃

28/01/2026

WE ARE READY - ARE YOU?

We look forward to welcome you all tomorrow.

Please note that check in opens at 7:00 am.

28/01/2026

MEET THE SPONSORS OF SPORTSKONGRES

We are pleased to welcome all og our amazing sponsors and exhibitors for

Meet the in the exhibition room. Get inspired! Have some great talks! Get insights in new products.

See you all tomorrow 🙌🏻

25/01/2026

🌟 Symposium spotlight 🔦

“Social and psychological burden of knee injury”

When a child or adolescent sustains a knee injury, the injured knee may not be the only challenge. They may feel they miss out on being with friends and being part of a team. Their life is on pause. Their dreams and hopes may be shattered. In clinic, we meet devastated teenagers and worried parents. Social and psychological implications of a knee injury is poorly understood. In this symposium, we have gathered experienced and innovative clinicians and researchers who have looked into the psychological burden of knee injury. You’ll be presented with presentations by Niklas Cederstrøm, Hege Grindem and Trine Hysing-Dahl. Their insights may help clinicians to better understand these aspects and keep them in mind in patient treatment. Also, this symposium may be useful in sparking interest and evaluate these aspects better in patient treatment and research.

See you Thursday!!

Sportskongres is hosted by Dansk Idrætsmedicinsk Selskab and Dansk Selskab for Sportsfysioterapi

Main sponsor Aleris

23/01/2026

🌟 Symposium spotlight 🔦
Replace and Return: Return to Sport after Hip and Knee Arthroplasty

More and younger patients are getting hip and knee replacements and many want to stay active and return to sport. But what is realistic after arthroplasty, and how do we optimize outcomes for performance and long-term joint survival?

Join us at for a symposium focused on evidence-based decision making and setting the right expectations for return to sport after joint replacement.

💡 What you will learn:
- What patients can expect regarding return to sport after hip and knee arthroplasty
- Which sports may be “safe” and how activity can affect implant longevity
- Surgical considerations that may improve return-to-sport outcomes
- Rehabilitation strategies to optimize function and protect the arthroplasty

🎤 Featured Speakers:
- Alexander Liddle, MD, PhD (UK) - Can the surgeon meet the athletes expectations?
- Antony Palmer, MD (UK) - Surgical considerations which can improve return to sport after arthroplasty
- Prof. Karen L Barker, PT (UK) - What is the best rehab after hip and knee arthroplasty?

🔑 A must-attend session for clinicians and surgeons working with active patients who want to return stronger after joint replacement.

22/01/2026

🗓️COUNT DOWN 1️⃣

Hi guys! Just one week left before we will see each other at 🎉

We can’t wait to welcome you for some amazing days with lots of great sessions with hot topics, discussions, new insights and mingling.

👉🏻Register now https://sportskongres.dk/registration/

Sportskongres is hosted by Dansk Idrætsmedicinsk Selskab and Dansk Selskab for Sportsfysioterapi

Main sponsor Aleris

21/01/2026

🌟 Symposium spotlight 🔦

Peer-review Publishing in the Era of Technological Transformation
Scientific publishing is evolving fast - with open science, new reporting standards, and rising expectations for transparency and impact. How can researchers and reviewers keep up and succeed? 📚⚡

Join us at for a symposium featuring leading sports medicine journal editors sharing practical guidance on navigating today’s publishing landscape.

💡 What you will learn:
- How open science practices can strengthen reproducibility, accessibility, and clinical impact
- Why Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) reporting matters - and how to apply it
- Practical recommendations for a successful submission path

🎤 Featured Speakers:
- Associate Prof. Clare Ardern (CA): Editor of Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy
- Associate Prof. Joanna Kemp (AUS) : Editor of British Journal of Social Psychology
- Prof. José Calbet (ES): Editor of Scandinavian Journal of Medicine & Science in Sports

🔑 A must-attend session for anyone publishing, reviewing, or aiming to improve the impact and quality of sports medicine research.

19/01/2026

⚠️Few Tickets Left! ⚠️

Tickets for are almost sold out. Don’t miss your chance to join one of the leading events in sports medicine and rehabilitation.

Secure your spot now before it’s too late! 🎟️

👉 Register at sportskongres.dk

Main sponsor: Aleris Danmark

17/01/2026

🎉 GIVEAWAY: WIN ONLINE ACCESS TO SPORTSKONGRES 2026 🎉

Can’t make it to Copenhagen? We’re giving FREE online access to Sportskongres 2026 to a lucky winner
👇

🎥Live-streamed sessions
📚On-demand access after the congress
🌎Learn from world-class speakers - anywhere in the world

How to enter:
To participate, comment which session you would like to attend online.

🗓️ Winners announced: 25th of January 2026

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Scandinavian Sports Medicine Congress

It is with great pleasure that Danish Society of Sports Physical Therapy (DSSF) and Danish Association of Sports Medicine (DIMS) once again welcome you to Scandinavian Congress of Medicine & Science in Sports.

The program features 4 parallel session and workshops with distinguished national and international speakers. All talks are in English. In each parallel session, you will be able to find a topic of interest, no matter if your interest lies with sports orthopedic surgery, sports rehabilitation, sports rheumatology, anti-doping or general practice of sports medicine.