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Presidents and Meetings:

  • 1994 – Dr. Morey Moreland (USA)
    Pescara, Italy
    Inaugural meeting; continuation of 3D and surface topography conferences.
  • 1996 & 1998 – Dr. Dirk Uyttendaele (Belgium)
    Stockholm, Sweden & Burlington, Vermont, USA
    Led the first and second IRSSD Scientific Meetings.
  • 2000 – Dr .Stig Willner (Sweden)
    Clermont-Ferrand, France
    Passed away during his term; Dr Uyttendaele served as acting President.
  • 2002 – Dr. N. Suzuki (Japan)
    Athens, Greece
    Emphasised clinical applications and international collaboration.
  • 2004 – Dr. Hubert Labelle (Canada)
    Vancouver, Canada
    Oversaw a significant expansion in scientific contributions.
  • 2006 – Dr. Ian Stokes (USA)
    Ghent, Belgium
    Meeting held at the historic Het Pand; strengthened biomechanical focus.
  • 2008 – Dr. Keith Bagnall (Canada)
    Liverpool, UK
    Hosted during Liverpool’s year as European Capital of Culture.
  • 2010 – Dr. Theo Grivas (Greece)
    Montreal, Canada
    Returned to the Society’s roots in a key scoliosis research hub.
  • 2012 – Dr. C.E. Aubin (Canada)
    Poznan, Poland
    Promoted biomechanical modelling and translational research.
  • 2014 – Dr. Jack Cheng (Hong Kong)
    Sapporo, Japan
    Advanced the Society’s outreach in the Asia-Pacific region.
  • 2016 – Dr. Jim Raso (Canada)
    Banff, Canada
    Joint meeting with SOSORT; broadened inter-organisational links.
  • 2018 – Dr. Rene Castelein (Netherlands)
    Utrecht, Netherlands
    Continued support for multidisciplinary and translational research.
  • 2020 – Prof. Tomasz Kotwicki (Poland)

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA (meeting held in 2021 because of the pandemic)

Focused on biomechanics and Gait Analysis.

  • 2022 – Dr. Peter Dangefield
  • Adhoc online conference – Hong kong
  • Invited presentation on State of the Art
  • 2024 – Dr. Peter Dangerfield
  • Hongkong Polytechnic University – Hong Kong, China

 

 

Note: Dr. Stig Willner (Sweden) died in office, and Dr. Dirk Uyttendaele was acting President at Clermont Ferrand