Join us for the first talk in our ‘Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgery for Finals’ series: ‘Femoral Fractures — Anatomy, Management and Real World Tips’ on Wednesday 29th November at 7 pm.

We are excited to have Mr Alex Hinton (T&O ST3) walking us through the anatomy and management of femoral fractures. Aligned with the UKMLA Content Map and BOA Undergraduate T&O Curriculum, this session is tailored for clinical students approaching finals. Preclinical students who want to see the real world implications of what they learn in the dissection room are also warmly invited. Don't miss out on this high-yield educational opportunity!

Summary

This talk will explore best practices for the management of femoral fractures, including pertinent anatomy and real-world tips from an experienced clinician. Guided by Mr Alex Hinton (T&O ST3), the session is designed for medical professionals approaching finals, and will be aligned with the UKMLA Content Map and BOA Undergraduate T&O Curriculum. Attendees will have the chance to gain insight into strategies to effectively work with femoral fractures in an evidence-based and practical manner, making this an excellent educational opportunity for all.

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Learning objectives

1. Describe the anatomy of the femur and surrounding structures. 2. Differentiate between types of femur fractures. 3. Explain the management of various femur fractures. 4. Analyse case scenarios to identify the best management techniques for each particular case.

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