The PFJ and TKR

Name: The PFJ and TKR
Start: 2023-04-21T08:00:00+00:00
End: 2023-04-21T16:00:00+00:00

21st Apr 2023

8:00am - 4:00pm (GMT)

Trauma and orthopaedic surgery

21st Apr 2023

8:00am - 4:00pm (GMT)

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The PFJ and Principles of TKR

0930-1000: Principles of total knee replacement | Arman Memarzadeh

1000-1030: Sport injuries in elite athletes | Arman Memarzadeh

1100-1130: Break

1130-1200: Patella instability, BOAST and planning for treatment | Iain McNamara

1200-1230: Debate and journal club: to resurface the patella or not - NICE guidelines |

Chair: Iain McNamara. By Charis Demetriou and Madeline Warren

Lunch break

1330-1400: Principles of balancing and pitfalls | Jehangir Mahaluxmivala

1400-1430: Principles of alignment in knee replacements | Jehangir Mahaluxmivala

1430-1500: Debate and journal club: to HTO or uni in medial osteoarthritis of the knee

By Ignatius Liew and Luke Granger

1515-1530: Robotic knee replacements| Timothy Parratt

1530-1600: Cases: complex arthroplasty, FRCS shorts and beyond | Timothy Parratt

1600-1630: History of total knee replacements | Frank Foley from Smith and Nephew

Summary

This on-demand session, presented by team of specialist medical professionals, is beneficial to medical professionals looking to learn about new developments in total knee replacement, such as robotic knee replacements, and complex arthroplasty. In addition, attendees will gain insight into sport injuries in elite athletes and principles of balancing and pitfalls. This session is rounded off by a history of total knee replacements, providing a comprehensive overview of the evolution of the field.

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Learning objectives

Learning Objectives 1. To discuss the principles of total knee replacement. 2. To identify and compare the symptoms and diagnosis of sports injuries in elite athletes. 3. To describe and explain the BOAST and planning for treatmentin cases of patella instability. 4. To gain skills to identify and understand the principles for balancing and alignment in knee replacements. 5. To understand the differences between robotic and traditional knee replacements and recognize the impact of history on modern knee replacements.

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