Department of Surgery and Cancer

Programme: Friday 29th June

  • Images supplied courtesy of Joint Analysis

Registration will start at 07.30am and the event will start at 08.15am

08.30 : Session 1 - Hip Arthroplasty : Surgical Techniques

Posterior approach : safe and sensible
Anterior approach : a real improvement?
Fixation : cement is all you need
Size matters for the femoral head

Mr Johan Witt
Dr Paul Beaule
Mr Graham Gie
Mr Robert Middleton

Session 1 debate challenger : Prof William Maloney

09.45 - 10.15 : Coffee break

10.15 : Session 2 - Hip Arthroplasty : The Devil is in the Detail

Femoral stem modularity: curse or comfort?
Hip resurfacing : what is the future?
Taper geometry
Mobile bearing articulation

Dr Seth Greenwald
Mr Jeremy Latham
Mr Andrew Manktelow
Dr Paul Beaule

Session 2 debate challenger : Mr Derek McMinn

11.45 : Session 3 - Bearings

Metal on metal works well in the long term
The future is ceramic
New poly is all you need
Match your bearings to your patient

Mr Derek McMinn
Prof William Walter
Prof William Maloney
Dr Thomas Schmalzried

Session 3 debate challenger : Dr Adolph Lombardi

13.00 - 14.00 : Lunch break

14.00 : Session 4 - Outcomes

Decision making in oprthopaedics
Benifits of registries
Limits of registries
Patient reported scores
Life after hip arthroplasty

Prof William Maloney
Dr Henrik Malchau
Mr Derek McMinn
Prof Fares Haddad
Tom Schmalzried

Session 4 debate challenger : Dr Paul Beaule

15.25 - 15.55 : Coffee break

15.55 : Session 5 - Politics

Choose your surgeon not your implant
Managing patient expectations
Who decides implant choice : surgeons or politicians
Insurers : we pay so we say
The media and hip resurfacing: is there a link?

Mr Martyn Porter
Mr Richard Field
Prof Tim Briggs

TBC
Mr Richard Villar

Session 5 debate challenger : Dr David Morgan

17.30 : Event close

18.30 : Reception drinks

19.00/19.30 : Dinner to be served

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