Professor William M Ricci
Hospital for Special Surgery, New York, USA
About this event
- Date and time Tue 25 Feb 2020 from 8:00am to 27 Feb 2020 at 6:00pm
- Location Royal Society of Medicine
- Organised by Orthopaedics
This popular annual course aims to provide both experienced orthopaedic surgeons and those in training with a comprehensive update on evolving concepts and techniques in orthopaedic trauma. Our successful interactive format includes short lectures, case-based discussions and surgical masterclasses. The distinguished faculty will share their evidence-based knowledge and expertise on a wide variety of clinically relevant topics.
Target Audience
Established orthopaedic surgeons seeking to update their trauma knowledge and techniques. The course also includes dedicated sessions for surgeons in training, particularly those preparing for the Fellowship examination.
Meeting Objectives
Upon completion of this program, participants should be able to:
- Discuss the evidence-based treatment of common fractures & have knowledge of the latest prospective clinical trials
- Revisit surgical techniques in elbow and shoulder injuries
- Apply new concepts for fixation of foot and ankle fractures
- Understand recent advances in proximal femoral fractures
- Evaluate and apply new concepts for the treatment of infected fractures
- Gain an understanding of spinal trauma for the non-spinal surgeon
The price includes all refreshments and lunch.
Tickets
Standard pricing available until 24 February 2020.
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Member
RSM Fellow
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£102.00
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£102.00
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£102.00
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RSM Associate
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£90.00
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£90.00
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£90.00
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RSM Retired Fellow
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£90.00
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£90.00
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£90.00
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RSM Trainee
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£36.00
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£36.00
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£36.00
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RSM Student
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£36.00
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£36.00
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£36.00
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Non - Member
Consultant / GP
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£170.00
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£170.00
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£170.00
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AHP / Nurse / Midwife
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£150.00
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£150.00
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£150.00
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Trainee
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£60.00
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£60.00
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£60.00
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Student
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£60.00
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Key speakers
Professor Stuart Gold
Harbor-UCLA, Los Angeles, USA
Mr Robert Handley
John Radcliffe Hospital Oxford, President-elect BOA, UK
Agenda
View the programme 25 February 2020
Registration, tea and coffee
Welcome and introduction
Mr Michael Pearse, Clinical Senior Lecturer, Imperial College London
Stream sessions: Periprosthetic femoral fractures: From fixation to revision or Principles orthopaedic trauma I
Periprosthetic femoral fractures: From fixation to revision
Chair: Mr Michael Pearse
Principles orthopaedic trauma I
Chair: Mr Raj Bhattycharya, Consultant Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgeon, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
9:00am - Periprosthetic femoral fractures: A growing problem
Dr William Ricci, Chief of Orthopaedic Trauma Service, Hospital for Special Surgery and NewYork–Presbyterian Hospital
9.05am - How bones break: The mechanics of skeletal trauma
Dr Spyros Masouros, Senior Lecturer in Trauma Biomechanics, Department of Bioengineering, Imperial College London
9:10am - Is it loose?
9:15am - Fracture healing
Mr Daren Forward, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust
9:20am - Contemporary fixation – Nail and plate?
Dr William Ricci
9:30am - Cases and discussion
9:35am - Achieving implant stability
9:35am - Radiology of orthopaedic trauma
Dr Sangoh Lee, Musculoskeletal Consultant Radiologist, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
9:50am - Best practise for periprosthetic fractures
Professor Chris Moran, National Clinical Director for Trauma, NHS England and Professor of Orthopaedic Trauma Surgery, Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust
9:50am - Principles of plate fixation
Professor Stuart Gold, Chief of Trauma, Harbor-UCLA, Los Angeles, USA
10:00am - Case based discussion
10:05am - Principles of nailing
Professor Stefaan Nijs, Head of Traumatology, University Hospitals Leuven, Belgium
10:20am - Cases and discussions
Tea and coffee break
Stream sessions: Elbow trauma or Principles orthopaedic trauma II
Elbow trauma
Chair: Mr Dylan Griffiths, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
Principles orthopaedic trauma I
Chair: Mr Raj Bhattycharya
11:00am - Elbow stability: 3 pillars of wisdom
Professor Roger van Riet, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Monica Hospital Antwerp, OrthoCenterAntwerp and University Hospital Antwerp, Belgium
11.00am - Principles of external fixation
Professor Stuart Gold
11:15am - Radial head and neck fixation: The limits
Mr Lee van Rensburg, Consultant Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgeon, Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Trust
11:15am - Non-union and malunion
Mr Daren Forward
11:25am - Ligament reconstruction: How I do it
Professor Roger van Riet
11:30am - Physeal fractures
Mr Khaled Sharaf, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
11:35am - Case based discussion
11:45am - Cases and discussion
Keynote lecture: The evolution of joint replacement in elbow trauma
Professor Roger van Riet
Lunch and masterclasses
12:30pm - Proximal humeral nailing
Mr Lee van Rensburg
1:00pm - Hexapod circular fixation
Professor Stuart Gold
Stream sessions: Polytrauma and pelvic injury or Principles orthopaedic trauma III: Paediatric fractures
2:00pm - What’s new in resuscitation?
Professor Xavier Griffin, Consultant Senior Lecturer in Orthopaedic Trauma, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
2:00pm - Shoulder and proximal humerus
Mr Anish Sanghrajka, Consultant Paediatric Orthopaedic Surgeon, Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
2:15pm - Head injury: Can we operate?
Professor Mark Wilson, Consultant Neurosurgeon, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
2:15pm - Hip and proximal femur fractures
Mr Matthew Barry, Consultant Paediatric Orthopaedic Surgeon, University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust
2:20pm - Binder, ex-fix or embolise?
Mr Daren Forward
2:30pm - Elderly polytrauma: Who survives?
Professor William Ricci
2:40pm - Bilateral femoral fractures
2:40pm - Open fractures
Mr Fergal Monsell, Consultant Paediatric Orthopaedic Surgeon, University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust
2:50pm - Venous thrombo embolism after trauma
Professor Xavier Griffin
3:00pm - Case based discussion
3:00pm - Cases and discussion
Tea and coffee break
Keynote lecture: The role of interventional radiology in trauma
Professor Robert Morgan, Consultant Interventional and Diagnostic Radiologist, St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Close of day 1
View the programme 26 February 2020
Registration, tea and coffee
Stream sessions: Proximal humeral injuries or Principles orthopaedic trauma IV
Proximal humeral injuries
Chair: Mr Peter Reilly, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
Principles orthopaedic trauma IV
Chair: Mr Michael Pearse
9:00am - Sling or surgery?
Mr Lee van Rensburg
9:00am - Orthoplastic management of open fractures: Meeting the NICE guidance
Mr Alex Trompeter, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and Jonathan Lohn, Consultant Plastic Surgeon, St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
9:15am - Anatomic basis of proximal humeral surgery: Deltopectoral or deltoid split?
Professor Roger van Riet
9:30am - Achieving fixation in osteoporotic bone
Mr Peter Reilly
9:45am - Role of joint replacement
Mr Dylan Griffiths
9:40am - Compartment syndrome
Mr Michael Pearse
9:50am - Restoring bone loss after trauma
Professor Stuart Gold
10:00am - Case based discussion
10:00am - Case based discussion
Tea and coffee break
Stream sessions: Proximal femoral fractures or Principles orthopaedic trauma V: Spinal trauma
Proximal Femoral Fractures
Chair: Mr Michael Pearse
Principles orthopaedic trauma V: Spinal trauma
Chair: Mr Raj Bhattacharya
11:00am - Does timing of hip fracture surgery really matter?
Professor Xavier Griffin
11:00am - Clinical and imaging assessment of the injured spine
Mr Reza Mobasheri, Consultant Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgeon, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
11:10am - Will HEALTH change practise?
Mr Tim Chesser, Consultant Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgeon, North Bristol NHS Trust
11:15am - New concepts in spinal stability
Mr Kevin Tsang, Consultant Neurosurgeon and Craniofacial Surgeon, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
11:20am - Hip hemiarthroplasty: How I do it
Mr Daren Forward
11:30am - Optimum fixation of the femoral neck: The evidence
Mr Michael Pearse
11:30 am - Cauda equina syndrome and spinal emergencies
Mr Reza Mobasheri
11:40am - Debate: DHS or recon nail for inter-trochanteric fractures?
Nail for best outcome: Professor William Ricci
DHS is best values: Mr Tim Chesser
11:45am - Case based discussion
12:00pm - Case based discussion
Lunch and masterclasses
12:45pm - New options in recon femoral nailing
Mr Tim Chesser
1:15pm - Supra-patellar tibial nailing
Professor William Ricci
Stream sessions: Foot and ankle or Complex upper limb surgery
Foot and ankle
Chair: TBC
Complex upper limb surgery
Chair: Mr Dylan Griffiths
2:00pm - Lisfrance injuries: Fix or fuse?
2:00pm - Revision shoulder and humeral trauma, including periprosthetic fractures
Mr Lee van Rensburg
2:15pm - Talus fractures
Mr Alex Trompeter
2:30pm - Revision elbow and forearm trauma
Professor Roger van Riet
2.40pm - Debate: The posterior malleolus
Mr Michael Pearse and Mr Lyndon Mason, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Aintree University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
3:00pm - Cases and discussion
3:15pm - Case based discussion
Tea and coffee break
Keynote lecture: Getting it right first time in trauma
Chair: Professor William Ricci
Mr Robert Handley, President Elect British Orthopaedic Society, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Close of day 2
View the programme 27 February 2020
Registration, tea and coffee
The mangled lower extremity
Chair: Mr Michael Pearse
Lessons from LEAP
Professor William Ricci
Early amputation after trauma: Indications and techniques
Mr Graham Lawton, Consultant Reconstructive and Plastic Surgeon, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
Amputation after severe distal limb trauma
Surgeon Lieutenant Commander Jowan Penn-Barwell
Optimising outcomes for the limb salvage patient: Frame and brace
Professor Stuart Gold
Case based discussion
Tea and coffee break
Fracture related infection
The leaky wound
Mr Alex Trompeter
Local or systemic antibiotics: What's the evidence?
Dr Hugh Donaldson, Consultant Microbiologist, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
Implant retention or revision?
Mr Michael Pearse
Infection with soft-tissues and bone defects
Mr Nima Heidari, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Barts Health NHS Trust
Case based discussion
Keynote lecture
Dr Willem Metsmakers
Lunch and masterclasses
12:45pm - Bone infection and CERAMENT®G
Dr Willem Metsmakers
1:15pm - Tibial plateau fractures
Mr Alex Trompeter
Advances in nail fixation of the lower limb
History of the intra-medullary nail
Mr Michael Pearse
Neck and shaft femoral fractures: My algorithm
Surgeon Lieutenant Commander Jowan Penn-Barwell
Nailing for delayed and non-union
Mr Alex Trompeter
When a nail needs a plate
Mr Tim Chesser
Semi-extended tibial nailing: The only way?
The lengthening nail after trauma: A new option
Mr Nima Heidari
Case clinic and discussion
Close of day 3
Location
Royal Society of Medicine, 1 Wimpole St, Marylebone, London, W1G 0AE, United Kingdom
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