We welcome you to the 6th International RSA Meeting 4th to 6th April 2019 in Aarhus, Denmark.
The meeting will be organized by:
Maiken Stilling,
Kjeld Søballe,
Torben Bæk-Hansen
and the RSA team at Aarhus University Hospital and University Clinic of Hand, Hip and Knee Surgery, Holstebro Hospital.
Abstract deadline:
30th November 2018

We look forward to seeing you
– in Denmark

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The world of knee surgery has always been an interesting and exciting place, but right now even more. The increasing demand of patients for an active life at every stage of their life and their wish to obtain a forgotten joint after surgery creates new challenges. Publications in the last few years have shed light on some fascinating developments in our understanding of both fundamental principles of how natural joints work, and how artificial ones can help restore that natural function.

These new objectives set by our patients and our colleagues make us think about our best current practices. What to change, where to innovate, what to keep? Technological progress now allows us to aim higher than we ever could before, and the field of outcome metrics has advanced to let both patients and purchasers of healthcare understand better the value of different interventions.

All this is set against a backdrop of continuing spending restraint: companies offer expensive high tech services, patients look for perfection while setting up competition among surgeons and governments reduce resources to top their budgets.

What we must do is focus on the benefits that their products bring to patients, and the cost-effectiveness that our work demonstrates in comparison with most medical and surgical fields. The value of knee surgery is the equation of outcome over cost.

One of the solutions to advance and increase our knowledge is to have a conference together. A meeting where we present our most recent ideas and concepts. Where we listen to each other and we discuss. Always with respect, but sometimes challenging and stimulating.

The faculty and delegates will combine to produce consensus in these matters that will empower surgeons and industrial partners in their dealings with the regulators and the insurance bodies.

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Årsmøde Dansk Selskab for Dagkirurgi afholdes på Hotel Koldingfjord d. 3. – 4. maj 2019

Du kan læse mere om årsmødet på selskabets hjemmeside (klik her)

The 20th EFORT Congress will be held in Lisbon from 05 to 07 June 2019. The annual meeting of EFORT is the largest platform for European Orthopaedics to exchange knowledge and experience within Europe but also with colleagues from other parts of the World.

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Lyon Hip Arthroplasty 2017 provided the opportunity to consolidate current knowledge on hip instability and the dual mobility acetabular implant. Nearly 400 professionals, including many specialists from abroad, came together in Lyon, the regional capital for scientific and industrial orthopaedics.

The 2019 edition will focus on the femoral stem, from its design to its fixation, from surgical technique to long-term results. It seems that everything has already been said about the femoral stem. However, there is still much to be explored, and this is evident from the current development of short stems and new cementless fixation methods.

Bringing together the public and private sectors (Michel Henry Fessy, Pascal Kouyoumdjian and Sébastien Lustig, André Ferreira and Jean-Louis Prudhon), it has been organised using a tried and tested formula since the Charnley symposia that involves industrial partners in the success of the project and allows them to participate in dedicated sessions.

New innovations and an eco-responsible commitment will confirm the proposals from the 2017 edition: a dynamic conference, the renewal of the discipline’s standards, and a warm welcome to prestigious foreign speakers and the best French specialists in total hip replacement.

To ensure that Lyon remains the leader in French orthopaedics and that consolidating knowledge is not only the result of regulations or policies, come and join us to work, share your experiences and develop our knowledge.

LHA is happening again. The success of THR is enduring. The femoral stem is the pivot point! Do not miss the opportunity to join us to take up this new challenge!

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