Upcoming Courses

This course focuses on the management of proximal femur fractures, including open reduction of subcapital and subtrochanteric patterns as well as periprosthetic fractures. It will be delivered by lectures, case-based discussions and hands-on cadaveric workshops with implants and C-arm support.
For this course, the delegate should be comfortable performing open and percutaneous fixation of the proximal femurs.
The course will cover multiple approaches to the hip including direct anterior, lateral, posterior Kocher Langenbeck approaches with practice of a direct anterior approach arthroplasty, posterior column plating and nailing.
The maximum ratio for cadaveric workshops will be 3:1 for delegates to faculty and specimen. Target audience delegates will be prioritised initially, with other applicants wait-listed pending availability of places.

This is an interactive course involving lectures, case reviews, panel discussion and hands-on cadaveric workshops, based in a small group environment.

Multiple standard & alternative exposures of the shoulder, elbow & forearm, plus specialised techniques in upper limb fracture management will be covered.

This course will include presentations and cadaver sessions. The maximum ratio for cadaveric workshops will be 4:1.

This is an interactive course involving lectures, case reviews, panel discussion and hands on workshops, based in a small group environment with a maximum ratio of 4:1 for specimens.

This course will include approaches to the knee and tibia to address complex intra and peri-articular injury to the distal femur, proximal and distal tibia. The use of intra-medullary and site-specific devices to address complex and combined injuries will be considered.

The program is an exciting mix of theory and dissections for both standard and alternative approaches to the knee to deal with complex knee trauma management.

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