This one hour webinar has been led by a world-renowned surgeon faculty. Our experts discusses the management of bone loss in total hip and knee revision arthroplasty and how surgeons can help patients achieve long term stability. Education includes didactic presentations, case reviews and interactive panel discussion.
Webinar Agenda
- Assessment of Hip and Knee Bone Loss
- Hip Case Reviews
- Knee Case Reviews
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Pre-requisites
- A good understanding of hip and knee arthroplasty
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What you will learn
- Acquire and distinguish the core principles underlying hip and knee revision surgery, especially related to optimal fixation and managing bone loss
- Associate the latest scientific data that supports different techniques in the field of hip and knee revision to an algorithm of surgical decisions
- Gain insights through case discussions on challenging hip and knee revision cases
- Make educated decisions regarding the additional associated considerations for complex hip and knee revision indications and surgery, such as preoperative planning
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Contributors
- Dr Matthew Bullock, United States of America
- Dr Gijs van Hellemondt, The Netherlands
- Mr Stephen Jones, United Kingdom
- Dr Ran Schwarzkopf, United States of America
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Royal College of Surgeons of England (RCS Eng)
Royal College of Surgeons of England*
*This Smith+Nephew Medical Education eLearning content is accredited by the RCS (Royal College of Surgeons of England) as part of the centre accreditation. You will receive a certificate of attendance upon full completion of the module.
On demand webinar: Management of bone loss and fixation in hip & knee revision arthroplasty