Date
24th February, 2021
at 7:30pm
Venue
Target Audience
SET 2-5, Fellows and Consultants < 5 years experience
Course Outline
This webinar will comprise case-based discussion about difficult pelvic fractures, with specific reference to the surgical approach, as well as tips and tricks for successful outcomes in complex cases. Participants will be encouraged to engage in the discussion.
Convenor
Professor Mark Rickman, Director of Orthopaedic Trauma, Royal Adelaide Hospital, Adelaide, SA
Faculty
Mr Rob Orec Middlemore Hospital, Otahuhu, New Zealand
Dr Joseph Isaacs Director of Orthopaedic Training, Royal North Shore Hospital, NSW
Course Fees
Assumed Knowledge
Basic fracture management techniques and principles including:
i. IM Nail
ii. Plating
iii. Soft tissue management
iv. Hip, pelvis and lower limb anatomy and standard approaches
v. General knowledge of pelvic fixation options
Date
8:30am 20th March, 2021 to 5:30pm 21st March, 2021
Venue
Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences
Building F10A, 2 Technology Place, Macquarie University
Sydney NSW 2109
Target Audience
SET 3-5, Fellows and Junior Consultants < 5 years experience
Course Outline
This is an interactive course, featuring short talks, group discussions, case reviews and cadaveric dissection.
All aspects of fracture management around the knee will be covered, including surgical approaches, fracture fixation methods and acute arthroplasty techniques.
Radiolucent tables and C-arm imaging will allow realistic fracture fixation scenarios.
Registration is due to open in January 2021
Convenor
Professor Mark Rickman, Director of Orthopaedic Trauma, Royal Adelaide Hospital, Adelaide, SA
Faculty
Dr Robert Molnar, Sydney Orthopaedic Trauma & Reconstructive Surgery, Sydney NSW
Dr Buddhika Balalla, Westmead Hospital, Sydney, NSW
Dr Joseph Isaacs, Royal North Shore Hospital, Sydney NSW
Course Fees
$650+GST
Registration for all delegates includes the supply of course material, workshop equipment, specimens and all catering during the workshop, plus the course dinner at Nick's Seafood Restaurant on Saturday evening (COVID-19 restrictions permitting). Additional tickets to the course dinner (for partners) can be purchased separately on the registration page.
Course timings are subject to change and this should be taken into consideration when booking your travel arrangements.
Course Pre-requisites
- Attendees should have passed OPBS
- Course is designed for Set 3-5, fellows and junior consultants (<5 years’ experience) and priority registration will be given to these applicants.
Assumed Knowledge
Basic fracture management techniques and principles including: IM Nail; Plating; Soft tissue management; Knee anatomy and standard approaches.
Accommodation Options
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, OTC plans to run state-based Knee courses in NSW and VIC during 2021 and we recommend attendees register for their local course. Interstate travel is not encouraged at this time, due to the risk of cancellation and border closures. Attendees should organise their own accommodation if required.
Course Registration
Date
8:00am 4th September, 2021 to 5:30pm 5th September, 2021
Venue
University of Melbourne, Parkville
Melbourne VIC 3010
Target Audience
SET 3-5, Fellows and Junior Consultants < 5 years experience
Course Outline
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. Topics from multiple exposures of the knee to management and use of alternative techniques in knee fracture management will be covered.
The program is an exciting mix of dissections for both standard and alternative approaches to the knee including complex knee trauma management. Radiolucent tables with C-ARM X Ray will allow accurate fracture reduction and alignment.
Convenor
Professor Ton Tran, Director of Orthopaedic Services, Monash Health, Melbourne, VIC
Faculty
Course Fees
Course Pre-requisites
- Attendees should have passed OPBS
- Course is designed for Set 3-5, fellows and junior consultants (<5 years’ experience) and priority registration will be given to these applicants.
Assumed Knowledge
Basic fracture management techniques and principles including: IM Nail; Plating; Soft tissue management; Knee anatomy and standard approaches.
Accommodation Options
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, OTC plans to run state-based Knee courses in NSW and VIC during 2021 and attendees should register for their local course. Interstate travel is not encouraged at this time, due to the risk of cancellation and border closures. Attendees should organise their own accommodation if required.
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