17th EHS CONGRESS

Début : 07 octobre 2027 à 08:00

Fin : 08 octobre 2027 à 12:00

About EHS Dedicated to Excellence As a highly specialised, world-class authority in orthopaedics, the European Hip Society (EHS) Congress serves as the premier global forum for hip surgery. Our flagship biennial event brings together world-renowned experts from Europe, North and South America, Australia, China, the Middle East, and Japan.

The collaborative scientific programme will be designed to challenge and inspire all levels of clinicians and researchers, featuring our signature interactive sessions where all stakeholders actively debate to shape the evolution of clinical practice.

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16th Biennial ISAKOS Congress Sydney, Australia

Début : 30 mai 2027 à 08:00

Fin : 02 juin 2027 à 17:00

Welcome to the 2027 ISAKOS Congress

We are delighted to invite you to join colleagues from across the globe in Sydney for the 16th Biennial ISAKOS Congress – an extraordinary forum to advance knowledge, practice, and collaboration in arthroscopy, knee surgery and orthopaedic sports medicine.

Welcome from the President & 2027 Program Chair We are so excited to invite you to join colleagues from around the world on May 30 — June 2, 2027 in Sydney, Australia to attend the 16th Biennial ISAKOS Congress! Consistently ranked as the premier international meeting for our specialty, we’re planning an ISAKOS Congress that brings together leading experts, global thought leaders, rising stars, and surgeons from every continent, as we create a one-of-a-kind opportunity for you to engage, discuss, and challenge yourself to learn the latest advancements in arthroscopy, knee surgery and sports medicine.

Over four content-packed days, this ISAKOS Congress will deliver the latest science plus cutting-edge techniques, offered through a wide range of educational formats. From stimulating surgical demonstrations to small-group “Meet the Expert” sessions, from case-based presentations to debates on current controversies in orthopaedic practice, from games and challenges to lectures and ICLs addressing clinical management, the opportunities abound for knowledge-building and networking at ISAKOS 2027.

We encourage abstract submissions from every corner of the world, which will be considered for both podium presentations and posters. If you have an exceptional abstract, we hope you’ll consider submitting it to compete for one of several ISAKOS Awards that recognize outstanding clinical or laboratory research in our field.

We recognize that the essential ingredient is YOU—and your participation—which is what truly will ensure the success of the 16th Biennial ISAKOS Congress! Don’t miss this opportunity to join us in Sydney for the unique international experience that is the ISAKOS Congress.

We look forward to seeing you in 2027!

Pietro S. Randelli MD, Prof. Italy Program Chair, ISAKOS 2027

João Espregueira-Mendes MD, PhD Portugal ISAKOS President 2025-2027

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ICRS 2027 World Congress Rotterdam/Netherlands

Début : 01 mai 2027 à 07:30

Fin : 03 mai 2027 à 17:00

Rotterdam/Netherlands | 1 - 3 May 2027

19th ICRS World Congress Cartilage Forward: Technology, Precision, Performance.

We welcome you to Rotterdam, a city renowned for its bold architecture, vibrant culture, and remarkable spirit of reinvention. As Europe’s largest port and one of the Netherlands’ most dynamic urban centers, the city blends maritime heritage with cutting‑edge design. Rotterdam embodies connection, resilience, and forward‑looking creativity, making it the perfect host for the 19th ICRS World Congress – Cartilage Forward: Technology, Precision, Performance.

Rotterdam’s iconic bridges reflect the collaborative spirit we foster throughout this meeting. Our Congress is designed to promote meaningful cross-disciplinary exchange, bringing together clinicians, researchers, and other stakeholders to share novel and exciting insights into the treatment of cartilage disorders and evolving joint preservation strategies. The 19th ICRS World Congress will also empower younger participants to engage with seasoned experts from around the world, facilitating the rise of the next generation of global cartilage researchers and clinicians. Importantly, in the spirit of our theme, we come together not only to share knowledge, but to play as a team, shaping and refining the evolving playbook of joint preservation.

We are confident that the 19th ICRS World Congress will offer excellent opportunities to meet old and new friends, and will stimulate future collaborations among cartilage researchers, clinical scientists, and practitioners. As Rotterdammers say: “Actions, not words!”. So join us in Rotterdam on May 1–3, 2027, build our playbook of joint preservation, and contribute to the forward movement of our incredible field.

Gerjo van Osch PhD & Seth Sherman MD, Scientific Program Co-Chairs

It is a true pleasure to welcome you to ICRS 2027 in The Netherlands. The Dutch are known for ingenuity, openness, and a longstanding gift for connecting people, ideas, and places across the world. How wonderful that we can now welcome the global cartilage community to connect here with us. May is the most beautiful time to visit, when spring is in full bloom and the tulips show the Netherlands at its very best. With our rich heritage in joint preservation research, clinical innovation, and active ICRS participation, Rotterdam will be a warm and inspiring place to meet, share, and advance our field together.

Daniel Saris MD, PhD, ICRS 2027 Congress Chair

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26th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery in Zurich, Switzerland.

Début : 25 avril 2027 à 08:00

Fin : 27 avril 2027 à 17:00

Dear colleagues, dear friends,

Welcome to the lively city of Zurich, Switzerland, for the 26th of ECTES. The meeting will continue the fine history of international collaborations. As the society is growing – e.g. as seen in addition to courses offered so far, we have added cooperations dealing with subspecialties for both, trauma and emergency surgery interested visitors. Among these are cooperations with the Swiss air rescue, which is guided at one location country (we offer visits to the Swiss Air-Rescue center (Rega) at Zurich airport during the congress, the Swiss military, which has recently developed a new trauma course for penetrating and war injuries, and information on the insurance system for injured patients in SUI, GER and AUS. Beyond that, there will be practical courses with the general and vascular surgeons with a special focus on REBOA, AO (AO road show), a spine course and a pre-course pelvic educational effort (2 days, including cadaver lab). Every day, lunch symposia about periprothetic fractures, initial management of the trauma patient and others will occur.

On the social side, we will offer a very large programme including free city tours, FIFA museum, visits to the famous Lindt chocolate factory, boat trips on the Lake Zurich, options for walking and paragliding on the Uetliberg, and use of cog railway onto the Dolder and other mountains. Further world known touristic attractions like Lucerne (Pilatus mountain, steepest railway, Kapell bridge) are just 40 minutes away by train and allow for half day trips.

We are pleased to meet you in Zurich!

Sincerly yours Prof. Dr. Hans-Christoph Pape

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62e congrès de la Société Française de Chirurgie de la Main : "Chirurgien de l'humain"

Début : 17 décembre 2026 à 08:00

Fin : 18 décembre 2026 à 17:00

Congrès du GEM 2026 : top départ !

Après le stimulant congrès de Laurent Obert sur « L’erreur » en chirurgie de la main… ne perdez pas la main ! Le congrès 2026 mettra un coup de projecteur sur VOS compétences non techniques et transversales !

La main, cet organe complexe et essentiel qui nous relie aux autres est notre passion. Il exige de nous une haute technicité. Mais nous sommes TOUS aussi CHIRURGIENS de l’HUMAIN !

Et c’est bien là l’essentiel : comment nous abordons le patient, nous posons une indication, comment nous l’accompagnons, comment nous gérons une complication, … Mais aussi : comment nous fonctionnons en équipe, nous interagissons avec les autres disciplines et en interprofessionnel, nous intégrons dans nos pratiques les innovations, le numérique, et notre intelligence collective…

Sur la forme, comme l’année passée, des chirurgiens confirmés feront des « mini conférences » sur leur gestion de problématiques qui « donneront le ton » des sessions. Au cours de ces interventions » Comment je gère… « , ils nous donneront des clés sur le plan technique et non technique pour résoudre des problèmes qui se posent au chirurgien de la main au quotidien.

Bien sûr, les communications particulières s’appuieront sur des travaux scientifiques et techniques comme à l’accoutumée ! Mais cette année l’objectif est aussi d’ouvrir ces communications sur des domaines divers de notre hyperspécialité : anatomie, gestion de la peau et des tissus mous, du tissu adipeux, innovation et numérique, troubles fonctionnels neurologiques, kinésithérapie de la main, gestion de la douleur, mais aussi relations interdisciplinaires, gestion des complications, médico-légal, organisations en chirurgie de la Main, FESUM et urgences main, compétences non techniques « soft skills » des chirurgiens, aspects sociétaux ou humanitaires, formation, …

Alors venez partager vos travaux sur tous ces sujets !

Une session particulière sera dédiée à « ma thèse en 180 secondes« . Alors, que tous les membres juniors envoient leurs projets de communication dès à présent !

Les jeunes seront largement mis à contribution pour l’organisation de ce congrès, qui sera donc trans générationnel ! Avec Tout le bureau de la SFCM, avec MCO congrès notre précieux PCO, ainsi qu’avec notre irremplaçable Juliette, nous avons le plaisir de bâtir ce congrès du GEM 2026 avec VOUS !

Alors transmettez-nous vos propositions de communication et vos bonnes idées dès à présent !

Amicalement.

Pr Isabelle Auquit-Auckbur Présidente SFCM 2026

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AO Trauma Course—Basic Principles of Fracture Management

Début : 06 décembre 2026 à 08:00

Fin : 10 décembre 2026 à 17:00

AO Trauma Course—Basic Principles of Fracture Management Goal The AO Trauma Course—Basic Principles of Fracture Management is part of the educational program teaching fundamental principles and current concepts in the treatment of injuries, incorporating the latest techniques in operative fracture management. The AO Trauma Basic Principles course is the initial step along the path of lifelong learning in operative fracture management. The focus of this course is on teaching the basic principles of fracture management.

Target participants The AO Trauma Course—Basic Principles of Fracture Management is targeted at surgical trainees and is also open to certified orthopedic and trauma surgeons who are interested in furthering their knowledge and skills in operative fracture management.

Objectives Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to: • Plan a treatment based on assessment, classification, imaging, and decision-making • Describe how to apply reduction techniques in fracture management with attention to the importance of the soft tissues • Discuss the concepts of stability, their influence on bone healing, and how to apply implants to achieve appropriate stability • Use appropriate fixation techniques to treat diaphyseal and simple (peri)articular fractures • Identify and discuss the special problems related to: o Plan the initial treatment of the polytrauma patient o Fractures in the geriatric population o Delayed union and/or nonunion o Pelvic injuries o Postoperative infection

Description This AO Trauma Course—Basic Principles of Fracture Management is part of AO Trauma's educational program for residents and based on a specific framework of competencies and learning objectives. They feature a balanced mix of educational methods with a strong focus on interactive sessions.

Online pre-course self-assessment prepares participants for the course and allows the faculty to tailor the course to the needs of the participants.

The course will consist of several evidence-based lectures which will cover the key information required. In practical exercises, participants will be trained in the application of various techniques.

The AO Skills Lab consists of ten stations where participants will learn about the principles of fractures and test fracture management options. Discussing cases in small groups will help participants to understand decision-making processes and further develop management skills.

After the course, an online post-course self-assessment will provide participants with important feedback on how much they have learned.

Details are subject to change.

Hotel bookings for participants If you require a hotel, we invite you to book through our partner website with local hotels for discounted prices: local hotels

Chairpersons

Christof Müller Städt. Klinikum Karlsruhe Karlsruhe, Germany

Gillian Soles UC Davis Medical Center Sacramento, United States

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AO Trauma/AO Recon Course—Comprehensive Periprosthetic Fracture Management of the Hip and Knee (With Human Anatomical Specimens)

Début : 02 décembre 2026 à 08:00

Fin : 04 décembre 2026 à 18:00

AO Trauma/AO Recon Course—Comprehensive Periprosthetic Fracture Management of the Hip and Knee (With Human Anatomical Specimens)

Goal

This course aims to optimize patient outcomes following a periprosthetic fracture by improving the practicing surgeon's ability to recognize, classify, plan, and perform internal fixation and revision procedures for total joint arthroplasty around the hip and knee prostheses.

Target participants

Senior, experienced (more than 5 years) consultant/practicing surgeons:

General orthopedic surgeons
Fracture specialists
Arthroplasty specialists
Surgeons experienced with both trauma and arthroplasty

Objectives

This course aims to optimize patient outcomes following a periprosthetic fracture by improving the practicing surgeon's ability to recognize, classify, plan, and perform internal fixation and revision procedures for total joint arthroplasty around the hip and knee prostheses.

Description

The course is delivered using a combination of small group discussions, cases, practical exercises with anatomical specimens, and summary lectures. All activities are moderated by expert faculty in a highly interactive learning environment. Participants are encouraged to discuss the cases and content in an open manner and to share their own experiences.

Accommodation

If you require a hotel, we invite you to book through our partner website with local hotels for discounted prices:

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Chairpersons

Karl Stoffel University of Basel Basel, Switzerland

Bas Masri University of British Columbia Vancouver, Canada

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AO TRAUMA - Advanced principles of fracture management

Début : 22 octobre 2026 à 08:00

Fin : 24 octobre 2026 à 17:00

Adress: Hasselt

Goal The AO Trauma Advanced Principles course builds upon the AO Principles and techniques learned in the AO Trauma Basic Principles course and focuses on the principles and techniques of operative fracture management in more complex injuries.

Target participants The AO Trauma Course—Advanced Principles of Fracture Management is targeted at surgeons at the threshold of becoming independent surgeons and taking over decision-making responsibility for the treatment of complex injuries.

Objectives At the end of this course participants will be able to: • Apply reduction techniques in fracture management with attention to soft tissues • Assess and treat complex diaphyseal and (peri)articular fractures using advanced application techniques • Demonstrate strategies for assessing and treating open fractures and soft-tissue injuries • Initiate appropriate management for patients with pelvic injuries and polytrauma • Recognize complications and manage them accordingly

Description The course will be taught in a modular format. Each module consists of several evidence-based lectures, which will cover the key information required. In practical exercises participants will be trained in the application of various techniques. Discussing cases in small groups will help participants to understand decision-making and management skills.

After the course an online post-course self-assessment will provide participants with an opportunity to review the important topics from the course. To support self-directed learning, a range of additional online resources will be offered.

REGISTRATIONS ARE INITIALLY RESERVED EXCLUSIVELY FOR RESIDENTS OF BELGIUM AND LUXEMBOURG

Prior completion of the AO Trauma Basic Principles Course is required for participation in this specialized course. This ensures that attendees have a solid foundation in trauma care, creating an ideal platform for advanced learning and skill development. Proof of successful completion of the AO Trauma Basic Principles Course is required during the registration process. Delegates must be a 4th-year senior trainee in Trauma and Orthopaedics (globally). Additionally, you must have completed an AO Basic Principles course at least 2 years prior to gain relevant trauma experience. Failure to meet these criteria will lead to automatic cancellation of your registration. The AO Trauma Basic Principles Course is crucial in equipping attendees with the essential knowledge and skills required for this advanced-level course.

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ISAKOS Congress

Début : 15 octobre 2026 à 08:00

Fin : 16 octobre 2026 à 18:00

It is our pleasure to invite you and the members of Société Royale Belge de Chirurgie Orthopédique et de Traumatologie (SORBCOT) to participate in the 2026 ISAKOS Knee Arthroplasty Forum (IKAF), taking place October 15–16, in Brussels, Belgium.

As the world’s only truly global knee society, ISAKOS is proud to host its third international meeting dedicated entirely to knee arthroplasty. This highly focused Forum will bring together leading experts for symposia, debates, surgical technique videos, and interactive case-based discussions addressing current clinical challenges and the latest advancements in the field. To learn more about the 2026 IKAF, visit isakos.com/IKAF2026..

In recognition of the important role regional European societies play in advancing orthopaedic education, we are pleased to extend the following exclusive opportunities to your members:

For your members: A $25 USD IKAF registration discount using the code 2026IKAF25. Please note that this offer is valid through October 15, 2026. *Current ISAKOS members are ineligible for this offer, but may register at the discounted member rate.

For your convenience, we have attached a registration discount letter that includes the code that may be shared directly with your members.

We would be delighted to collaborate with SORBCOT in promoting this important international meeting. Please let us know if we may confirm your participation and support.

ISAKOS values its partnership with your society, and we look forward to welcoming you and your colleagues to Brussels for what promises to be a highly engaging and impactful scientific forum.

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2026 ISAKOS Knee Arthroplasty Forum

Début : 15 octobre 2026 à 07:00

Fin : 16 octobre 2026 à 17:00

ISAKOS is thrilled to announce its third international meeting dedicated exclusively to Knee Arthroplasty, taking place in Brussels, Belgium October 15-16, 2026.

Since ISAKOS's formation from the merger of the International Knee Society and International Arthroscopy Society, we have had a passion for knee arthroplasty and look forward to bringing a genuinely international perspective on the latest in knee arthroplasty, as only ISAKOS can.

Building upon the success of previous forums, this event promises to deliver a truly global perspective on the latest advancements in knee arthroplasty. Attendees can look forward to engaging symposia, debates, surgical video demonstrations, and interactive case-based discussions led by world-renowned experts. José Huylebroek, MD and Rene Verdonk, Prof. Em, MD, PhD from Belgium will serve as the official local hosts for IKAF 2026.

Learning Objectives Over two days of engaging presentation, discussion, debate and discovery, participants will:

Discuss the current selection criteria for patients with knee arthritis that are likely to benefit from Total or unicompartmental knee arthroplasty.
Incorporate the new protocols for joint arthroplasty in your practice using strategies for patient selection, peri-operative optimization and post-operative management.
Discuss appropriate surgical technique, the concepts of alignment and balancing for performing unicompartmental knee arthroplasty, and primary and revision total knee arthroplasty.
Diagnose and treat acute and chronic periprosthetic knee complications.
Interpret the latest data and recommendations regarding evolving concepts in knee arthroplasty including outpatient surgery, robotic-assisted surgery, and new technologies.

Program

With registration rates increasing September 1, now is a great time for your members to register and take advantage of the current rates, along with the exclusive $25 USD registration discount available to your members using code 2026IKAF25.

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AO Trauma Course—Fracture Care in Older Adults (With Human Anatomical Specimens)

Début : 14 octobre 2026 à 00:00

Fin : 16 octobre 2026 à 00:00

AO Trauma Course—Fracture Care in Older Adults (With Human Anatomical Specimens)

Goal Participants will learn how the overall care of the fragility fracture patient can be substantially improved. Since the fracture represents only one aspect, orthogeriatric co-management of the patient from admission to completion of rehabilitation is the optimal approach. This course delivers the latest evidence as well as practical details on the comprehensive management of fragility fractures in older adults, with the aim of changing attitudes and improving the care of this patient group.

Target participants General trauma surgeons, orthopedic surgeons, geriatricians, and medicine physicians who want to: − Improve their surgical and medical care of patients with fragility fractures − Make improvements in their hospital's and department's approach to fracture care in older adults

Participants should be actively involved in fragility fracture care. In addition, surgeon participants should have completed the AO Trauma Courses—Basic Principles and Advanced Principles of Fracture Management.

Objectives At the end of this course, participants should be able to: • Surgically manage fragility fractures either with osteosynthesis or arthroplasty techniques to avoid revision surgeries • Recognize and address comorbidities and polypharmacy during preoperative optimization through to postoperative follow-up • Manage a fragility fracture patient with preexisting anticoagulation • Prevent, identify, and treat medical complications such as delirium • Organize secondary fracture prevention • Set up and manage challenges coming along with an orthogeriatric co-management model • Aim for early restoration of musculoskeletal function, functionality, independence, and prefracture quality of life

Description A combination of case-based and evidence-based lectures, case presentations, small-group case discussions and practical exercises on cadaveric specimens will be used to deliver the content and to discuss the key surgical, medical, and system-of-care issues in a co-managed care approach, as well as the latest surgical techniques. Facilitated by an expert faculty consisting of both surgeons and medicine physicians, an important focus will be placed on small group work and discussions. Active engagement by all participants is critical to the effective delivery of this educational event.

Chairpersons Tamás Bodzay Semmelweis University Budapest, Hungary

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Symposium de l'Institut de la Main et de l'Epaule

Début : 11 octobre 2026 à 07:00

Fin : 13 octobre 2026 à 12:45

We are delighted to announce that registrations for the Symposium de l'Institut de la Main et de l'Epaule are now officially open.

Bringing together over 30 leading international experts, this three-day event marks the most comprehensive gathering on hand and wrist arthroplasty.

EARLY BIRD Valid until December 20, 2026 (included) Standard registration € 500 Resident / Physiotherapist* € 200

STANDARD From December 21, 2026

Standard registration € 650 Resident / Physiotherapist* € 250

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Scientific Programme — 3 Days, 3 Themes

Thursday, March 11 — Thumb Overview of available implants & upcoming innovations · Long-term survival of total thumb arthroplasty · Extreme indications for TM arthroplasty · TM osteoarthritis in young / manual workers

Battle TM + STT osteoarthritis: Trapeziectomy vs PTM alone vs PTM + Pyrocardan vs STT + TM Pyrocardan

Case Intraoperative fracture of the trapezium — Tips & Tricks

RE-LIVE STT implant positioned "upside down" · Revision of total thumb arthroplasty

Friday, March 12 — Long Fingers & Wrist PIP joint: available implants · Wallant technique in PIP arthroplasty Battle PIP: Prosthesis vs silicone spacer · Volar vs dorsal approach RE-LIVE How I perform a PIP arthroplasty Battle SNAC/SLAC/SCAC: Denervation vs Partial arthrodesis vs PRC vs PRC + RCPI

RE-LIVE APSI implant under arthroscopy

Battle Distal radio-ulnar joint (DRUJ) osteoarthritis

RE-LIVE APTIS distal radio-ulnar prosthesis

Saturday, March 13 — Innovations & Complex Cases Allergy & delayed hypersensitivity to implants · Pre-revision work-up & new diagnostic tools

TM implant compatibility · TM prosthesis planning: advancement or gimmick?

RE-LIVE One-stage double arthroplasty (TM + wrist) · Motec revision to total wrist arthrodesis

Industry innovations: AI-assisted planning, navigation, robotics

Discover the full preliminary program

Meet our scientific Committee

C. COUTURIER J-G. DELVAQUE M. GRAS F. TEBOUL

The Organizing Committee

Ph. VALENTI A. ARNAOULT L. MERLINI

+30 International Experts

+10 Countries

3 Days dedicated

FFF Fédération Française de Football

87 Boulevard de Grenelle, 75015 Paris, France

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45 e Journée Orthopédique du CHU Brugmann

Début : 10 octobre 2026 à 08:15

Fin : 10 octobre 2026 à 17:00

45 e Journée Orthopédique du CHU Brugmann

L’orthopédie en mutation : Technologie, Economie et Responsabilité

Samedi 10 octobre 2026

08H15 : Introduction (Dr Phan)

Tendances : a. 8h30 : Intelligence artificielle en Orthopédie (Dr Diniz) 20’ b. 8h50 : Echographie en cabinet (Dr Parmentier) 20’ c. 9h10 : Echochirurgie (Dr Debaenst) 20’
Economie : a. 09h30 : les ARP-DRG (Dr Atiyeh) 20’ b. 09h50 : Réforme de la nomenclature (Dr Lefebvre) 20’ c. 10h10 : Le marché publique (Mme Katsouridiss) 20’ d. 10h30 : La facturation en traumatologie (Dr Lefebvre) 20’

Pause : 10h50 (30’) 3. Comptabilité et Pensions et Investissements : a. 11h20 : Statut social en 2026 : en société ou indépendant ? (M. Bodenghien) 30’ b. 11h50 : Epargne et investissements : les choix 30’ (CBC)

Pause : 12h10

c. Fonds des accidents médicaux a. 13h30 : Point de vue de l’expert (Dr El Banna) 30’ b. 14h00 : Point de vue de l’homme de loi (Maitre De Smet) 30’ c. 14h30 : L’expertise et la formation (Dr Boulares) 30’ d. Table ronde : Débuter pratiquement sa pratique (60’) a. Le fellowship b. Le fellowship en parallèle avec la pratique clinique c. Pratique clinique et surgeon-to-surgeon

15h30 : Fin du congrès

Lieu : CHU Brugmann Auditoire PP Lambert Place Arthur Van Gehuchten 4 – 1020 Bruxelles Tarifs : Médecins spécialistes : 100 euros Médecins généralistes : 40 euros Médecins en formation : gratuit Infirmiers et kinésithérapeutes : 20 euros A verser sur le compte BE61 0910 0998 9817 Communication : journée orthopédique 21/03/2026 + nom et prénom (Paiement possible sur place) Informations et inscriptions : sandrine.rampelbergs@chu-brugmann.be Accréditation demandée (points d’éthique et économie)

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18th Annual Scientific Meeting of ISHA

Début : 08 octobre 2026 à 08:00

Fin : 10 octobre 2026 à 17:00

Welcome to the 2026 ISHA Annual Scientific Meeting in Bruges, Belgium

Welcome to the 18th Annual Scientific Meeting of ISHA – The Hip Preservation Society!

The 2026 ISHA Annual Scientific Meeting (ISHA 2026) will take place on Thursday 8 to Saturday 10 October 2026 in Bruges, Belgium – a beautiful medieval city where a far-reaching heritage in medical innovation meets cutting-edge modern institutions. Based at the easily accessible venues of Bruges Meeting & Convention Center (BMCC) and Concertgebouw Bruges, the ISHA 2026 congress will take a "roots to sky" approach, welcoming all – from trainee to expert – to participate and improve their knowledge and skills in hip preservation.

The Scientific Programme will be split into Basic and Advanced combined education and research sessions on a selected range of key topics. In addition, attendees will be able to enjoy a range of other exciting sessions, including re-live surgeries, inspiring keynote lectures, case discussions, debates, consensus sessions and partner society symposia. Pre-conference activities, including regional interest groups and a Basics in Hip Arthroscopy session aimed at early-career professionals, will take place on Wednesday 7 October 2026, while our physiotherapy and rehab colleagues will enjoy a post-conference PT and Sports Rehabilitation programme on Saturday 10 October 2026.

On the social side, we look forward to plenty of time to catch up with our friends and colleagues and foster new relationships and meaningful discussions through the Welcome Reception, Trainee Networking Hub and Gala Dinner.

Please do join us in Bruges in October – we can't wait to see you!

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Dr Filiep Bataillie (Belgium) Local Host Chair Dr Oliver Marin-Peña (Spain) Scientific Programme Chair Dr Nicolas Bonin (France) ISHA President 2025-2026

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AO Trauma Course—Advanced Principles of Fracture Management

Début : 07 octobre 2026 à 00:00

Fin : 09 octobre 2026 à 12:00

AO Trauma Course—Advanced Principles of Fracture Management

Goal The AO Trauma Advanced Principles course builds upon the AO Principles and techniques learned in the AO Trauma Basic Principles course and focuses on the principles and techniques of operative fracture management in more complex injuries.

Target participants The AO Trauma Course—Advanced Principles of Fracture Management is targeted at surgeons at the threshold of becoming independent surgeons and taking over decision-making responsibility for the treatment of complex injuries. Participants must have already completed the AO Trauma Course—Basic Principles of Fracture Management and must be actively involved in trauma management for at least 3 years.

Objectives At the end of this course, participants will be able to: • Apply reduction techniques in fracture management with attention to soft tissues • Assess and treat complex diaphyseal and (peri)articular fractures using advanced application techniques • Demonstrate strategies for assessing and treating open fractures and soft-tissue injuries • Initiate appropriate management for patients with pelvic injuries and polytrauma • Recognize complications and manage these accordingly

Description Online precourse self-assessment prepares participants for the course and allows the faculty to tailor the course to the needs of the participants. The course will be taught in a modular format. Each module consists of several evidence-based lectures, which will cover the key information required. In practical exercises participants will be trained in the application of various techniques. Discussing cases in small groups will help participants to understand decision-making and management skills. After the course an online postcourse self-assessment will provide participants with an opportunity to review the important topics from the course. To support self-directed learning, a range of additional online resources will be offered.

ATTENTION Eligibility The AO Trauma Course—Advanced Principles of Fracture Management is targeted at surgeons at the threshold of becoming independent surgeons and taking over decision-making responsibility for the treatment of complex injuries.

Participants must have: -already completed the AO Trauma Course—Basic Principles of Fracture Management -must be actively involved in trauma management for at least 3 years (2nd-year resident or Medical Officer).

Failure to meet these criteria will result in automatic cancellation of your registration.

After registration, you will receive a link to a form. Completion of the qualification form is required immediately after registration and takes approximately 2 minutes. Your responses will be reviewed to confirm eligibility. If any information is missing or unclear, we will contact you to request proof.

Chairpersons

Victor Sinevici CH Baragwanath

Johannesburg, South Africa

Craig Blake University of the Free State

Bloemfontein, South Africa

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Complex Total Hip and Knee Arthroplasty

Début : 05 octobre 2026 à 08:00

Fin : 06 octobre 2026 à 17:00

AO Recon Course—Complex Total Hip and Knee Arthroplasty

Goal The AO Recon Course—Complex Total Hip and Knee Arthroplasty teaches current concepts in the treatment of patients with a need for revision or complex primary arthroplasty in the hip and knee.

Target participants This course is targeted at certified, experienced orthopedic surgeons who wish to enhance their knowledge and skills in complex arthroplasty.

Objectives
At the end of this course, participants will be able to: • Describe a systematic assessment including clinical evaluation • Identify patient’s reconstructive surgery needs • Adopt a patient-centered approach • Anticipate, recognize, and stratify potential complications • Describe and discuss safe and effective procedures for primary arthroplasty • Discuss the management of early and late problems or complications • Communicate and facilitate a multidisciplinary team-based approach • Apply best practice to optimize and document patient outcomes

Description This course is modular in structure and highly interactive. Short, evidence-based lectures cover the key information required. Moderated case discussions in small groups will expand on each topic and help participants to develop decision-making and surgical management skills. Participants will perform hands-on practical exercises including templating and planning exercises. Participants will share their experience with faculty and peers. All factors related to achieving the best possible outcomes in primary arthroplasty will be covered.

Chairpersons

Christian Snyckers Snyckers inc. pretoria, South Africa

Robert Hube Robert Hube Munich, Germany

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AO Trauma Blended Course—Wrist Fixation

Début : 30 septembre 2026 à 08:00

Fin : 01 octobre 2026 à 18:00

AO Trauma Blended Course—Wrist Fixation

Goal

To help participants with the management of complex distal radius and carpal fractures and dislocations.

Target participants

Trauma & Orthopaedic surgeons Senior Trainees and Consultants SAS Surgeons. • Trauma, orthopaedic and plastic surgeons • From ST3 and above through to consultant level grouped according to experience • SAS surgeons • General trauma surgeons involved in the management of hand injuries

Objectives

Differentiate between wrist injuries requiring operative and non operative management Evaluate current evidence Review investigation results including XR, CT & MRI Formulate management plans for common wrist (including carpal)

Description

Do you need to manage wrist injuries better? • Expert clinical and educational UK and International faculty • 1:4 ratio of faculty to participant • Small, tiered case based discussion groups • Practicals including the management of perilunate instability, bridge plate techniques, corrective osteotomy of the distal radius and partial wrist fusion for salvage • Concise key point lectures

Pre-Course eLearning:

You will receive the pre-course e-learning on Monday 24th of August.
It is self-paced learning to be completed between the 24th of August and the 21st of September.
The learning logs MUST be completed before attending the course starting on 30 September.

COMBO TICKET If you register for both, AO Trauma Blended Course—Hand Fixation & AO Trauma Blended Course—Wrist Fixation, you will benefit from a 10% discount off your registration. Combo Ticket Fee: CHF 1710 instead of CHF 1900. If you are interested in attending both courses, register for both and reach out to us to be refunded CHF 190. Kindly note that this amount will be refunded after the completion of the course.

Register for the AO Trauma Blended Course—Wrist Fixation on this website.

Register for the AO Trauma Blended Course—Hand Fixation at the following

Chairpersons

Will Mason Gloucestershire Royal Hospital Gloucester, United Kingdom

Chrishan Mariathas Leeds Teaching Hospitals Leeds, United Kingdom

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46TH SICOT CONGRESS 2026

Début : 29 septembre 2026 à 08:00

Fin : 01 octobre 2026 à 19:00

Dear Colleagues, Friends, and Distinguished Guests,

On behalf of the Organizing Committee and our international partners, it is my great honor and privilege to welcome you to the Orthopaedic World Congress 2026, to be held in the beautiful and historic city of Kyoto, Japan, from 29 September to 1 October 2026.

Our theme, “A Bridge to the Future”, captures the spirit of this moment in orthopaedic science and practice. We stand at the intersection of tradition and innovation, where timeless surgical principles meet transformative technologies—from robotics and regenerative medicine to AI-driven diagnostics and personalized care. This Congress will serve as a platform to connect generations of orthopaedic professionals, cross-pollinate ideas across disciplines, and build meaningful collaborations that transcend borders.

Kyoto, with its rich cultural legacy and serene landscapes, provides the perfect setting to reflect on our shared past and envision the road ahead. From its ancient temples to its cutting-edge research institutions, the city symbolizes the harmonious blending of history and progress—much like our field today.

The Congress will feature a robust scientific program including keynote lectures by global thought leaders, interactive symposia, hands-on workshops, and networking events designed to foster dialogue, discovery, and development. Whether you are a seasoned expert or an emerging voice in orthopaedics, your presence and participation will enrich the conversation and contribute to a collective vision for the future.

I warmly invite you to join us in Kyoto in 2026. Together, let us build a bridge to the future—one that supports innovation, inclusivity, and improved musculoskeletal health for all.

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EFORT WEBINAR 3D SURGICAL PLANNING OF TIBIAL FRACTURES

Début : 28 septembre 2026 à 19:00

Fin : 28 septembre 2026 à 20:00

EFORT WEBINAR

3D SURGICAL PLANNING OF TIBIAL FRACTURES: FROM ACUTE SETTING TO CORRECTION OF POST TRAUMATIC DEFORMITIES Monday 28 September 2026 | 19:00-20:00 CEST FREE-OF-CHARGE ONLINE REGISTRATION WEBINAR CHAIR

Prof. Dr. Frank F.A. IJPMA Trauma Surgeon | University Medical Center Groningen | The Netherlands

SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME

This EFORT Educational Webinar, organised by the TEG - Trauma Education Group from the EFORT Education Committee, will address the following topics:

19:00-19:05 | Introduction | Prof. Dr. Frank. F.A. IJpma | Netherlands

19:05-19:17 | 3D Surgical Planning in the Acute Phase Prof. Dr. Job N. Doornberg | Orthopaedic Trauma Surgeon | University Medical Center Groningen | Netherlands

19:17-19:29 | 3D Revision & Malunion Surgery Dr. Nick Assink | Technical Physician | University Medical Center Groningen | Netherlands

19:29-19:41 | 3D Allograft Reconstruction | Prof. Dr. Frank. F.A. IJpma | Netherlands

19:41-19:55 | Questions and Answers – Pro's and Con's All Faculty and Webinar audience

19:55-20:00 | Final Remarks | Prof. Dr. Frank. F.A. IJpma | Netherlands

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

This EFORT Educational Webinar will focus on the application of 3D surgical planning and patient-specific techniques in the treatment of tibial fractures, from the acute setting to the correction of post-traumatic deformities.

Through clinical cases, the webinar will demonstrate how 3D technology can support diagnosis, surgical planning, intraoperative guidance, and deformity correction. The objectives of this webinar are to:

Understand the principles and indications for 3D surgical planning in acute tibial plateau fracture surgery. Recognise the role of 3D technology in the correction of post-traumatic malunions and non-union of the proximal tibia. Learn how patient-specific guides and virtual planning can improve surgical accuracy and facilitate complex reconstructions. Please check our website on a regular basis for updated information.

This Webinar is organised by EFORT independent of any commercial educational support.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FREE-OF-CHARGE

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AO Trauma Blended Course—Hand Fixation

Début : 28 septembre 2026 à 08:00

Fin : 30 septembre 2026 à 17:00

AO Trauma Blended Course—Hand Fixation

Goal

To help participants acquire the knowledge, skills and judgement to manage common hand fractures

Target participants

Trauma & Orthopaedic, Plastic Surgeons at ST3 and above through to consultant level SAS surgeons and general trauma surgeons involved in the management of hand injuries.

Objectives

At the end of the course participants should be able to:

Underpin patient care with sound principles of fracture stabilization
Differentiate between injuries requiring operative and non-operative management
Evaluate current evidence
Review investigation results including XR, CT & MRI
Formulate management plans for common injuries - simple to complex
Select safe surgical approaches
Practice reduction and fixation techniques
Plan appropriate soft tissue management
Anticipate and manage complications of surgery

Description

Do you want to manage hand trauma better?

Expert clinical & educational, UK & European, orthopaedic & plastic surgeon faculty
1:4 ratio of faculty to participant
Small, tiered discussion groups, practicals and short lectures
Aligned with UK and Irish curriculum for trauma & orthopaedic and plastic surgery
Approaches, fixation and soft tissue cover from simple to complex hand injuries

Pre-Course eLearning

You will receive the pre-course e-learning on Monday 24th of August.
It is self-paced learning to be completed between the 24th of August and the 21st of September.
The learning logs MUST be completed before attending the course starting on the 28th of September.

COMBO TICKET

If you register for both, AO Trauma Blended Course—Hand Fixation & AO Trauma Blended Course—Wrist Fixation, you will benefit from a 10% discount off your registration. Combo Ticket Fee: CHF 1710 instead of CHF 1900. If you are interested in attending both courses, register for both and reach out to us to be refunded CHF 190. Kindly note that this amount will be refunded after the completion of the course.

Register for the AO Trauma Blended Course—Hand Fixation on this website. Register for the AO Trauma Blended Course—Wrist Fixation at the following link: https://bit.ly/4dM7gfA

Chairpersons

Will Mason Gloucestershire Royal Hospital Gloucester, United Kingdom

Chrishan Mariathas Leeds Teaching Hospitals Leeds, United Kingdom

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Robotics and AR in Orthopedic: a free one-day symposium in Luxembourg

Début : 26 septembre 2026 à 08:00

Fin : 26 septembre 2026 à 17:00

The Luxembourg Symposium

Twenty-four experts from across Europe and beyond, one Saturday, one question: where is robotics actually taking knee and hip surgery?

Live clinical experience with MAKO, ROSA and VELYS. Genuine debate on alignment strategy. A clear-eyed look at the economics behind the technology.

Hosted by the Robert Schuman Hospitals Foundation. One Saturday, invested well. Saturday, 26 September 2026 · 8:00 AM Venue Auditorium BGL BNP Paribas 60 Avenue John F. Kennedy, L-1855 Luxembourg On-site parking 2 rue Edward Steichen, Luxembourg Free registration

Register now, it's free

Programme

Robotic and AR technologies in lower limb surgery: where we stand, where we’re heading.
Alignment strategies in total knee arthroplasty.
Clinical experience with MAKO, ROSA and VELYS platforms.
Robotic Total Hip Arthroplasty and the spinopelvic challenge.
Two live debates between leading surgeons.
Economic considerations and value-based orthopedic surgery.

See the full schedule with timings and speaker order → Speakers Roland Becker (Germany)Ben Bertemes (Luxembourg)Jean Chaoui (France)Victor David (Luxembourg)Jonathan Deneut (Luxembourg)Andreas Eck (Luxembourg)Andréa Fernandez (France)Jean-Baptiste Gross (France)Christian Hendrich (Germany)Otmar Hersche (Switzerland)Michael Hirschmann (Switzerland)Franck Lacaze (France)Geert Leirs (Belgium)Philippe Maury (France)Bernd Meyer (Luxembourg)Sam Oussedik (United Kingdom)Régis Pailhé (France)Dietrich Pape (Luxembourg)Pit Putzeys (Luxembourg)Kristian Samuelsson (Sweden)Romain Seil (Luxembourg)Anthony Viste (France)Richard Weiten (Germany)Warran Wignadasan (United Kingdom)

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22èmes Journées Lyonnaises de Chirurgie du Genou

Début : 24 septembre 2026 à 13:30

Fin : 26 septembre 2026 à 13:00

Chers Amis, Chers Collègues,

C’est avec un grand plaisir que nous vous annonçons l’organisation des 22èmes Journées Lyonnaises de Chirurgie du Genou, qui se tiendront du 24 au 26 septembre 2026 au Centre de Congrès de Lyon, sur le thème central de la Prothèse Totale de Genou.

Dans la continuité d’une tradition initiée en 1971, la Lyon School of Knee Surgery réunit à nouveau la communauté orthopédique internationale autour d’un programme scientifique de haut niveau, construit sur trois jours et entièrement dédié à l’exploration approfondie de la PTG.

Cette nouvelle édition permettra d’aborder de manière complète et structurée :

l’optimisation péri opératoire de la PTG de première intention, notamment les aspects de planification préopératoire,
la gestion de l’alignement et de la stabilité de la PTG, à travers les grands principes et les approches les plus récentes,
la prise en compte du compartiment fémoropatellaire,
la fixation osseuse,
et enfin, la prise en charge des genoux complexes.

Des experts nationaux et internationaux partageront leurs expériences et leurs réflexions au travers de présentations scientifiques de haut niveau, de débats interactifs et de tables rondes, dans un esprit d’innovation et de collaboration.

Ouvert plus que jamais à l’international, le congrès proposera une traduction simultanée français/anglais, et aura l’honneur d’accueillir l’Italie comme nation invitée.

Afin de vous mettre l’eau à la bouche, nos fameux webinaires vous seront proposés dans les mois précédant le congrès.

Nous espérons vous voir nombreux à Lyon en 2026 pour profiter pleinement du congrès, un grand moment de partage, d’échange et de convivialité.

Cécile BATAILLER, Mathieu THAUNAT, Jean-Marie FAYARD Présidents du congrès

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22e Journées Lyonnaises du genou

Début : 24 septembre 2026 à 08:30

Fin : 26 septembre 2026 à 18:30

Chers Amis, Chers Collègues,

C’est avec un grand plaisir que nous vous annonçons l’organisation des 22èmes Journées Lyonnaises de Chirurgie du Genou, qui se tiendront du 24 au 26 septembre 2026 au Centre de Congrès de Lyon, sur le thème central de la Prothèse Totale de Genou.

Dans la continuité d’une tradition initiée en 1971, la Lyon School of Knee Surgery réunit à nouveau la communauté orthopédique internationale autour d’un programme scientifique de haut niveau, construit sur trois jours et entièrement dédié à l’exploration approfondie de la PTG.

Cette nouvelle édition permettra d’aborder de manière complète et structurée :

l’optimisation péri opératoire de la PTG de première intention, notamment les aspects de planification préopératoire,
la gestion de l’alignement et de la stabilité de la PTG, à travers les grands principes et les approches les plus récentes,
la prise en compte du compartiment fémoropatellaire,
la fixation osseuse,
et enfin, la prise en charge des genoux complexes.

Des experts nationaux et internationaux partageront leurs expériences et leurs réflexions au travers de présentations scientifiques de haut niveau, de débats interactifs et de tables rondes, dans un esprit d’innovation et de collaboration.

Ouvert plus que jamais à l’international, le congrès proposera une traduction simultanée français/anglais, et aura l’honneur d’accueillir l’Italie comme nation invitée. Afin de vous mettre l’eau à la bouche, nos fameux webinaires vous seront proposés dans les mois précédant le congrès.

Nous espérons vous voir nombreux à Lyon en 2026 pour profiter pleinement du congrès, un grand moment de partage, d’échange et de convivialité.

Cécile BATAILLER, Mathieu THAUNAT, Jean-Marie FAYARD Présidents du congrès

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SFMES-SFTS-SFMSS 2026

Début : 16 septembre 2026 à 08:00

Fin : 18 septembre 2026 à 17:00

Chères Consœurs, Chers Confrères,

Nous sommes à quelques semaines du *19e Congrès de médecine et traumatologie du sport SFMES–SFTS–SFMSS, qui se tiendra *du 16 au 18 septembre 2026 à The Egg, à Bruxelles.

Cette édition 2026 est particulièrement importante pour la médecine du sport belge : pour la première fois, le congrès de la SFMSS est pleinement intégré au congrès SFMES–SFTS.

C’est donc une occasion assez exceptionnelle de pouvoir participer, chez nous, en Belgique, à trois journées de rencontres et d’échanges réunissant des professionnels et experts belges et internationaux autour de la médecine, des sciences et de la traumatologie du sport.

Un programme scientifique particulièrement riche

Plus de 65 sessions sont annoncées, auxquelles s’ajoutent de nombreux ateliers pratiques et communications scientifiques.

Parmi les nombreuses thématiques proposées :

l’enfant et le jeune athlète : performance, prévention et prise en charge des blessures ;
la performance olympique, avec une session commune COIB–CNOSF ;
la santé mentale du sportif ;
la traumatologie, les blessures et le retour au sport ;
la cardiologie du sport ;
la physiologie de l’exercice ;
la course à pied et son analyse biomécanique ;
le cyclisme ;
l’échographie, l’isocinétisme, les ondes de choc et de nombreux ateliers pratiques.

La SFMSS sera directement impliquée dans plusieurs sessions et ateliers et une « Carte blanche Belgique » consacrée à la course à pied viendra également mettre à l’honneur l’expertise belge.

Au-delà du programme scientifique, ce congrès constitue aussi une occasion privilégiée de rencontrer des confrères, d’échanger sur les pratiques et de développer les collaborations entre professionnels belges et français.

Un événement de cette ampleur ne se déroule pas chaque année en Belgique : profitons de cette édition bruxelloise pour y être nombreux !

📅 16 – 17 – 18 septembre 2026 📍 The Egg – Bruxelles

Le programme est actuellement consultable en ligne, session par session, sur le site officiel du congrès :

👉 Programme et détail des sessions :

👉 Informations et inscriptions :

Nous espérons vivement vous retrouver nombreux à Bruxelles pour cette édition exceptionnelle.

Philippe LE VAN Président HC

Hervé COLLADO Président NV

Nicolas VANDENBALCK

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New Adult Trauma Surgery Diploma from JBJS MRC Oxford

Début : 14 septembre 2026 à 18:00

Fin : 14 septembre 2026 à 19:00

Description

Who will benefit:

This comprehensive programme is ideal for:

Senior Orthopaedic Residents and Registrars
Trauma Fellows
Newly Appointed Consultants and Associate Specialists
Surgeons preparing for FRCS (Tr & Orth), EBOT or Board Certification examinations

The JBJS MRC Oxford Diploma in Adult Trauma Surgery provides a structured, evidence-based review of contemporary orthopaedic trauma practice.

The programme covers the full spectrum of adult trauma care, from polytrauma resuscitation and damage control orthopaedics through definitive fracture fixation, pelvic and acetabular trauma, peri-articular injuries, complications, non-union management and limb reconstruction principles. Teaching is delivered by internationally recognised trauma surgeons through live online seminars, interactive case discussions and examination-focused learning.

Whether preparing for specialist examinations, fellowship training or consultant practice, this diploma offers an invaluable foundation in all key domains of adult trauma surgery.

Course Fee: £700 + VAT (UK tax) = £840

Combined Trauma Bundle: Adult Trauma Diploma + Paediatric Trauma Diploma = £1195

Add both Diploma courses to your basket to receive the bundle discount automatically and gain access to the complete JBJS MRC Oxford Trauma Surgery curriculum.

Discounts available for applicants from under-resourced regions or under special circumstances. For more details please contact Sue Turner at trauma@mrcoxford.co.uk

Programme Structure: Format: Online (Live Teaching with On-Demand Access)

Sessions: 18 Weekly Expert-Led Online Seminars across 5 modules

When: Every Monday at 6:00pm (UK Time)

Course Dates: 14th September 2026 through to 25 January 2027. Final assessment due February 2027.

Curriculum, Course Directors and Certificates Diploma in Adult Trauma Surgery COURSE DIRECTORS Omar Sabri MBBCh, MS (Orth), FRCS (Tr & Orth) Consultant Trauma & Orthopaedic Surgeon

Simon Craxford BSc, MBChB, PhD, FRCS (Tr & Orth) Consultant Trauma & Limb Reconstruction Surgeon

LEARNING OUTCOMES

Apply ATLS principles and damage control orthopaedics to the polytrauma patient. Classify and manage fractures across all anatomical regions using current evidence-based algorithms. Recognise and manage complications including non-union, fracture-related infection and periprosthetic fracture. Apply principles of trauma care to fragility and geriatric injury contexts. Prepare for fellowship exams with structured, case-based teaching.

CURRICULUM

Adult Trauma Module 1: Principles & Polytrauma Damage Control Orthopaedics and the Physiology of Injury Open Fractures and the Orthoplastic Approach Compartment Syndrome, Vascular Injury and the Mangled Extremity Fracture Biology, Healing and Principles of Fixation Adult Trauma Module 2: Pelvis & Acetabulum Pelvic Ring Injuries: Classification, Resuscitation and Definitive Fixation Acetabular Fractures: Classification, Approaches, Fixation and Outcomes Adult Trauma Module 3: Upper Limb Trauma Clavicle, Scapula, Proximal Humerus and Humeral Shaft Distal Humerus, Elbow and Forearm Distal Radius and Wrist Injuries Adult Trauma Module 4: Lower Limb Trauma Hip Fractures: Intracapsular and Extracapsular Femoral Shaft and Ipsilateral Neck-Shaft Fractures Distal Femur and Knee Periarticular Trauma Tibial Plateau, Shaft and Pilon Fractures Ankle and Foot Trauma including Lisfranc Adult Trauma Module 5: Complications & Special Populations Non-union and Malunion Reconstruction Periprosthetic Fractures Fracture-Related Infection Geriatric Trauma, Frailty and Fragility Fractures

KNOWLEDGE ASSESSMENT

Weekly formative MCQs allow delegates to track their progress and consolidate learning. (Weekly, September 2026 to January 2027) Summative Single Best Answer paper assessing knowledge across the full curriculum. (Due February 2027) Written Essays: Delegates will submit 1,500-word essays on three topics relating to the content taught in the Adult Trauma curriculum. Topics will be assigned in January 2027, with essays due in February 2027.

CERTIFICATE & ACCREDITATION

On successful completion of this JBJS MRC Oxford Diploma, delegates receive a digital certificate of completion.

The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery Inc. is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education (AMA PRA Category 1™ Credit) for physicians.

Contact: For more details please contact Sue Turner at trauma@mrcoxford.co.uk

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Hand/ Upper Limb Operative Approaches & Flaps Dissection

Début : 11 septembre 2026 à 08:00

Fin : 12 septembre 2026 à 17:00

Hand/ Upper Limb Operative Approaches & Flaps Dissection

Course Structure ATTC provides training courses in Hand-Upper limb Surgery for plastic and orthopedic surgeons. Target audience 2-days basic Hand-Upper limb Course is targeted for Orthopaedic Surgeons or Plastic Surgeons or Hand Surgeons who seek to expand their knowledge and their expertise in their casualties or elective cases basic techniques.

Instructor Demonstration and supervision is organized by Dr. Ioannis Ignatiadis, MD, an experienced and worldwide recognized orthopedic and Hand surgeon and Prof. Alexandru Georgescu, Emeritus Professor in Plastic Surgery and Reconstructive Microsurgery.

Educational Methods Power point (or video) Lecture Presentations, Wet Lab Hands-on

Scientific The course comprises both theory and hands-on wet lab training at our fully equipped laboratories, with instruction on how to perform Hand surgery in 3 steps : Anatomy, Surgical Approaches and Operative techniques, in short we can call it as “Surgical Anatomy of the Upper limb” During the hands-on wet lab training, each participant will practice on a cadaver specimen all exercises. 2:1 trainee to cadaver specimen ratio.

What will you learn?

All about Upper limb Anatomy, Basic Approaches Basic surgical techniques (skin flaps, tendon suture, tendon releases) Basic Knowledge about peripheral nerve surgery (nerve releases and decompression)

Surgical equipment Fine instruments set (Adson forceps, Stevens scissors etc.) *Having a pair of magnification loops during the course is recommended for the trainees (x2,5 to 3). After completion, participants receive an ATTC certificate.

Rate Registration

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ISAKOS Webinar Series #013 - A Glimpse into the Daily Life of a Young Professional: From the Use of New Technologies to Initial Career Planning

Début : 10 septembre 2026 à 12:00

Fin : 10 septembre 2026 à 13:00

The new ISAKOS & Winglet Collaborative Webinar Series brings ISAKOS’ leading educational content to the Winglet platform in a modern, Netflix-like video format. Designed for orthopaedic surgeons and sports medicine specialists, the series offers concise, case-based sessions on key topics in arthroscopy, joint preservation, biologics, and more.

Each episode is developed under the guidance of an ISAKOS committee, reflecting the society’s global expertise across the field. Sessions feature live presentations, surgical videos, expert commentary, and interactive discussions, providing practical insights for everyday clinical care.

To support global participation, each ISAKOS webinar includes AI-powered multilingual captions and translations, available live in up to 10 languages and on demand in English, allowing surgeons worldwide to learn and engage in their preferred language.

The 13th webinar, "A Glimpse into the Daily Life of a Young Professional: From the Use of New Technologies to Initial Career Planning”, will be broadcast live on Thursday, 10 September 2026, at 12:00 UTC. Organized by the ISAKOS Young Professionals Task Force and chaired by Prof. Camilo P. Helito and Dr. Laurie A. Hiemstra, the session will address the opportunities and challenges young professionals face in building a successful and sustainable career, from the evolving role of technology in surgical training to career development, professional collaboration, and balancing work, friendship, and family.

Access:

Livestream: Free of charge
On-Demand on Winglet: Free for Winglet+ Subscribers, ISAKOS Members & Registrants (voucher code available from ISAKOS Office) | € 29 for single ticket access
On-Demand on ISAKOS Global Link | Free for ISAKOS Members, Global Link Subscribers, and Registrants

You want to flexibly watch all online trainings? Become a Winglet+ Subscriber: HERE

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Athens Trauma Course

Début : 05 septembre 2026 à 07:17

Fin : 06 septembre 2026 à 18:00

The 1st Orthopedic Department of the General Hospital of Athens “G. Gennimatas” and the 2nd Department of the General Trauma Hospital “KAT” are organizing the first Athens Trauma Course, which will be held at the Anatomy Techniques and Training Center (ATTC) on September 5-6, 2026.

The primary objective of this course is to explore complex cases in orthopedic trauma, drawing on the collective expertise of the two departments and incorporating the latest evidence from contemporary research. The program will include oral presentations, interactive discussions of real clinical cases, and hands-on cadaveric practice sessions. Each oral presentation will focus on the fundamental principles of approaching and internally fixing intra-articular fractures. Following these presentations, participants will engage in discussions based on real-life case scenarios, collectively determining the most appropriate treatment strategies for each case. Subsequently, cadaveric practice sessions will provide participants with the opportunity to apply selected surgical approaches and fixation techniques.

This course is designed for orthopedic surgery residents and early-career orthopedic surgeons with a special interest in orthopedic trauma. Participants will gain in-depth knowledge of advanced intra-articular fracture management of the lower limb, with particular emphasis on pelvic and acetabular fractures.

The program is supported by distinguished international faculty and expert instructors who will share their experience through focused lectures, case-based discussions, and hands-on cadaveric training. Through this comprehensive educational format, participants will refine both their decision-making and surgical skills in the management of these challenging injuries

Course Directors K. Kateros & S. Papadakis

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BASK × BeeMed Webinar Series

Début : 03 septembre 2026 à 18:00

Fin : 03 septembre 2026 à 19:00

Dear BeeMed member,

BeeMed is pleased to announce a new educational collaboration with the British Association for Surgery of the Knee (BASK), launching a monthly webinar series dedicated to advancing education in knee surgery and sports medicine.

This new initiative will bring together internationally recognized faculty to present evidence-based lectures, discuss contemporary surgical techniques, and share practical insights into the management of complex knee conditions.

We are delighted to invite you to the inaugural webinar, which will focus on one of the most common and rapidly evolving topics in orthopedic practice:

ACL Injuries

This comprehensive session will cover the complete spectrum of ACL management, from initial patient assessment and clinical decision-making to graft selection, surgical techniques, rehabilitation, and return to sport.

Programme

Initial Management, Assessment and Decision Making - Mr. Jimmy Ng (Nottingham) Graft Selection and Surgical Techniques - Ms. Pamela Pulido (Exeter) ACL Rehabilitation and Return to Sport - Mr. Simon Ball (Fortius Clinic, London)

Moderators

Dr. Stephen McDonnell (Cambridge) Dr. Jaison Patel (Fortius Clinic & The Royal London)

The educational presentations will be followed by a live interactive Q&A session, providing participants with the opportunity to engage directly with the faculty and discuss clinical challenges encountered in daily practice.

Date & Time Thursday, 3 September 2026 20:00–21:00 (CEST) / 19:00–20:00 (BST)

🎓 This webinar has been submitted for European CME accreditation (EACCME®).

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AO Trauma Masters Course—Treatment Strategies for Hand and Wrist Fractures (With Human Anatomical Specimens)

Début : 02 septembre 2026 à 08:00

Fin : 04 septembre 2026 à 19:00

AO Trauma Masters Course—Treatment Strategies for Hand and Wrist Fractures (With Human Anatomical Specimens)

Goal This course teaches current concepts and techniques at the highest level for experienced surgeons in orthopedic trauma. It aims at conveying an understanding of the evaluation, stabilization, and definitive treatment of patients with hand and and wrist fractures.

Target participants Certified, practicing orthopedic and trauma surgeons who have participated in the AO Trauma Basic and Advanced Principles Courses and who wish to broaden their knowledge and skills in hand and wrist surgery. Participants should be able to understand and communicate well in English.

Due to the highly interactive course format participants will benefit most if they are interested in engaging in the group and case discussions. Participants are also encouraged to bring challenging cases of their own to share and discuss.

Objectives At the end of this course, participants will be able to: • Define treatment strategies for articular distal radius fractures • Execute appropriate patient selection for operative treatment in elderly patients • Identify potential complications in the treatment of distal radius fractures and define strategies to avoid them • Define procedures for treatment of carpal as well as metacarpal and phalangeal injuries • Identify potential complications in the treatment of injuries of the hand and define strategies to avoid them • Recognize complications and execute surgical procedures for salvage

Description This hands-on course is highly interactive with its´ focus on group and panel discussions and on transferring the methods taught into the anatomical lab, practicing it right there and then. This allows participants to gain knowledge in different surgical strategies, in identifying potential complications and in defining appropriate surgical procedures for articular distal radius fractures as well as for the treatment of hand injuries. A team of expert faculty will teach the lectures and moderate the group and panel discussions. To enhance the learning experience they will lead and coach through the extensive practical exercises in the anatomical lab.

Chairpersons

Rohit Arora Medical University Innsbruck, Austria

Innsbruck, Austria

Matej Kastelec University Medical Center Ljubljana

Slovenia

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EFORT Educational Webinar DIGITALISATION & AI IN ORTHOPAEDICS & TRAUMATOLOGY SERIES: TRANSLATING APPLICATIONS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCY INTO CLINIC AND RESEARCH

Début : 31 août 2026 à 19:00

Fin : 31 août 2026 à 20:00

EFORT Webinar DIGITALISATION & AI IN O&T SERIES: TRANSLATING APPLICATIONS OF AI INTO CLINIC AND RESEARCH

Webinar Chairs: Prof. Bernd Grimm, PhD | Luxembourg Dr. Martin Breitwieser, MD, PhD | Austria 19:00-19:05 | Introduction Bernd Grimm | Luxembourg Institute of Health, Dept. Precision Health, Luxembourg, and Martin Breitwieser, MD, PhD | Paracelsus Medical Private University Salzburg, Austria

19:05-19:20 | The state of AI in orthopaedic trauma Meir T. Marmor, MD MS | University of California San Francisco, Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital, San Francisco, California, USA

19:20-19:35 | Insights from OTdigital 2026, Europe's congress for digitalisation in orthopaedics and traumatology Prof. David Back, MD, MBA | Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Germany

19:35-19:50 | Will AI replace the orthopaedic surgeon? Prof. Dominik Pförringer, MD, MBA | TUM Venture Lab Healthcare & Technical University of Munich, Germany

19:50-20:00 | Discussion and Summary | All Faculty and Webinar audience

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

How is Artificial Intelligence reshaping the daily reality of Orthopaedics and Traumatology?

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept—it is actively transforming clinical decision-making, surgical workflows, and data-driven orthopaedic research. As part of our ongoing Digitalisation and AI in Orthopaedics & Traumatology series, this specialised webinar bridges the gap between complex technological theory and practical, real-world application.

The objectives of this Webinar are:

Evaluate the Clinical Utility of AI in Trauma: Understand how AI algorithms are currently being applied to enhance diagnosis, fracture classification, predictive outcome modelling and other applications in orthopaedic trauma practice and research.

Analyse European Digitalisation Trends: Synthesize the latest insights into, technologies, research, clinical translation, implementation and the regulatory environment emerging from the OTdigital 2026 congress to stay ahead of the curve about digital healthcare technology adoption in orthopaedics and traumatology.

Appraise the Human versus (or with) Machine Paradigm: Critically assess the evolving relationship between AI-driven automation and surgical human expertise and skill, identifying how AI acts as an augmentation tool and supportive agent rather than a replacement but reshaping the future of the profession.

Engage in Translational Dialogue: Formulate approaches to effectively bridge technological AI applications from bench to bedside (and back), fostering collaboration between data scientists, engineering researchers and frontline orthopaedic clinicians ensuring patient-centred adoption of digital technologies and AI.

Estimated duration: 60 minutes Note: lenght can be subjected to changes

This Webinar is organised by EFORT independent of any commercial educational support. You can view it from your computer, tablet or mobile phone.

MORE INFORMATION ABOUT EFORT WEBINARS: https://www.efort.org/webinars

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14d 05h 27m Provided by ISAKOS ISAKOS Webinar Series #012 - With ISHA: Extra-Articular Hip Pathology: The Posterior Hip and Buttock Pain Dilemma

Début : 27 août 2026 à 19:30

Fin : 27 août 2026 à 20:30

The new ISAKOS & Winglet Collaborative Webinar Series brings ISAKOS’ leading educational content to the Winglet platform in a modern, Netflix-like video format. Designed for orthopaedic surgeons and sports medicine specialists, the series offers concise, case-based sessions on key topics in arthroscopy, joint preservation, biologics, and more.

Each episode is developed under the guidance of an ISAKOS committee, reflecting the society’s global expertise across the field. Sessions feature live presentations, surgical videos, expert commentary, and interactive discussions, providing practical insights for everyday clinical care.

To support global participation, each ISAKOS webinar includes AI-powered multilingual captions and translations, available live in up to 10 languages and on demand in English, allowing surgeons worldwide to learn and engage in their preferred language.

The 12th webinar, “Extra-Articular Hip Pathology: The Posterior Hip and Buttock Pain Dilemma”, will be broadcast live on Thursday, 27 August 2026, at 17:30 UTC. Organized by the ISAKOS Hip, Groin & Thigh Committee and chaired by Prof. Vikas Khanduja and Dr. Marcelo Queiroz, the session will address the diagnostic challenges of posterior hip and buttock pain, focusing on the systematic evaluation and management of common and often-overlooked extra-articular pathologies in athletes.

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AO Recon Course—Complex Total Hip and Knee Arthroplasty (With Human Anatomical Specimens)

Début : 27 août 2026 à 08:00

Fin : 29 août 2026 à 17:00

AO Recon Course—Complex Total Hip and Knee Arthroplasty (With Human Anatomical Specimens)

Goal

The AO Recon Course—Complex Total Hip and Knee Arthroplasty teaches current concepts in the treatment of patients with a need for revision or complex primary arthroplasty in the hip and knee.

Target participants

This course is targeted at certified, experienced orthopedic surgeons who wish to enhance their knowledge and skills in complex arthroplasty.

Objectives

At the end of this course, participants will be able to: • Describe a systematic clinical, laboratory, and radiographic evaluation in revision and complex primary arthroplasty

Optimize preoperative planning
Adopt a patient-centered approach
Optimize patients preoperatively to reduce complications
Describe and discuss safe and effective procedures for revision and complex primary arthroplasty
Discuss the management of early and late problems or complications
Communicate and facilitate a multidisciplinary team-based approach
Apply best practice to optimize and document patient outcomes

Description

This course is modular in structure and highly interactive. Short, evidence-based lectures cover the key information required. Moderated case discussions in small groups will expand on each topic and help participants to develop decision-making skills. Surgical skills are enhanced in the anatomical specimen laboratory. Participants will have the opportunity to share their experience with peers and international faculty. All factors related to achieving the best possible outcomes in revision arthroplasty will be covered.

Chairpersons

Carsten Perka Charite University Hospital Berlin Berlin, Germany

Henry Fu The University of Hong Kong Hksar, HongKong

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ISAKOS Webinar Series #011 - With SLARD: Complex Primary TKA

Début : 16 juillet 2026 à 14:00

Fin : 16 juillet 2026 à 15:00

The new ISAKOS & Winglet Collaborative Webinar Series brings ISAKOS'’leading educational content to the Winglet platform in a modern, Netflix-like video format. Designed for orthopaedic surgeons and sports medicine specialists, the series offers concise, case-based sessions on key topics in arthroscopy, joint preservation, biologics, and more.

Each episode is developed under the guidance of an ISAKOS committee, reflecting the society’s global expertise across the field. Sessions feature live presentations, surgical videos, expert commentary, and interactive discussions, providing practical insights for everyday clinical care.

To support global participation, each ISAKOS webinar includes AI-powered multilingual captions and translations, available live in up to 10 languages and on demand in English, allowing surgeons worldwide to learn and engage in their preferred language.

The 11th webinar, “Complex Primary TKA”, will be broadcast live on Thursday, 16 July 2026, at 12:00 UTC. Organized by the ISAKOS Knee Arthroplasty Committee and chaired by Dr. Kevin Plancher and Dr. Claudia Arais, the session will address practical strategies for managing complex primary total knee arthroplasty cases, including severe varus, severe valgus, fixed flexion deformity, and the post-traumatic knee. The discussion will feature case presentations, panel discussion, audience Q&A, and practical insights into surgical planning and intraoperative decision-making.

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Livestream: Free of charge
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AO Trauma Masters Course—Fractures around the Knee (With Human Anatomical Specimens)

Début : 14 juillet 2026 à 00:00

Fin : 15 juillet 2026 à 00:00

AO Trauma Masters Course—Fractures around the Knee (With Human Anatomical Specimens)

Goal The AO Trauma Masters Course—Fractures around the Knee covers the current concepts and techniques on how to recognize, characterize and treat complex injuries around the knee joint, including patella fracture, knee dislocation and ligamentous injuries.

Target participants This course is aimed at participants willing to foster their knowledge, techniques and problem solving skills in knee trauma. Participants must have completed the AO Trauma Basic and Advanced Principles courses. They must be actively involved in orthopedic trauma management and preferably have a postresidency experience in trauma surgery. Participants must be willing to share their ideas and be able to communicate well in English.

Objectives At the end of this course, participants will be able to: • Classify tibial plateau fractures and recognize the implications for treatment. • Define different management options, techniques and surgical approaches for tibial plateau fractures as well as associated ligamentous injuries. • Define different management options and techniques for distal femoral fractures, patellar injuries, as well as knee dislocations and floating knee. • Discuss management principles of knee deformities including deformity analysis in different planes • Discuss different management options in posttraumatic knee deformities, nonunion, malunion, and periprosthetic fractures

Description Masters knee course address the latest techniques and best practices in operative fracture management dealing with complex knee trauma problems. The course includes many case presentations, round table discussions and plenary case discussions moderated by experts in the field. Best evidence is presented through summary lectures and practical exercises at the anatomical specimen laboratory.

Chairpersons

Mário Vale Hospital CUF Descobertas Lisboa, Portugal

Thiago Aguiar Lusiadas Saúde/ Luz Saúde Lisboa, Portugal

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9th FORTE SUMMER SCHOOL

Début : 08 juin 2026 à 08:00

Fin : 12 juin 2026 à 19:00

Dear Colleagues and Friends,

We are very pleased to invite you to the 9th edition of the FORTE Summer School 2026 in Catanzaro, Italy. The FORTE Summer School is an exceptional learning experience that has become a cornerstone for Orthopaedic and Trauma trainees across Europe. From Monday to Friday, the FORTE Summer School offers two different courses in two separate conference rooms that will run in parallel. In one room, the Comprehensive Review Course (CRC) will be available for those who wish to expand their knowledge by attending a general review course. In the second room, the Exam Preparation Course (EPC) will be available for those seeking more interactive training in preparation for the National Exams and the EBOT Exam. Participants can engage in case discussions and interact with the experts in a friendly and comfortable atmosphere. Our faculty is highly experienced, including more than 50 elite international experts and EBOT examiners, ensuring that all subspecialty topics are covered and high-yield exam topics are discussed in depth. High-quality comprehensive lectures, structured case presentations, and keynote lectures from pioneering surgeons will be the cornerstones of our educational objectives. You can expect a state-of-the-art learning experience combined with a pleasant social program that will not only advance you professionally but also make it an enjoyable and enriching experience. Join us in Catanzaro next summer, the “city of the two seas” in the area of legendary Magna Graecia, to learn from the best, connect with your peers from all over Europe, and gain insights that will help you excel in your future career. Learning and networking in a wonderful setting.

Register for the FORTE Summer School and become part of our community.

Best regards,

Michele Mercurio

FORTE President 9th FORTE Summer School Chair

REGISTRATION FEES 1300€ (vat included) – one registration with all-inclusive accommodation 3600€ (vat included) – three registrations with all-inclusive accommodation 8000€ (vat included) – seven registrations with all-inclusive accommodation

Registration fee includes: access to all scheduled lectures congress material all lunches and coffee breaks stated in the program congress dinners accommodation from June 7th to June 12th (check out June 12th)

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FESSH Congress 2026

Début : 03 juin 2026 à 08:00

Fin : 06 juin 2026 à 18:00

City : Basel, Suisse

The theme of the FESSH Congress in Basel 2026 explores the complex interplay of structures required for a balanced optimal hand function. Skeletal stability, joint congruency and harmony between intrinsic and extrinsic ligaments and muscles all contribute to balance. Innervation, vascularity, and central nervous control regulate and maintain these functions. The prerequisite to contribute to this congress with an abstract is by focusing on the significance of balance in hand function. We invite you to consider the "balance" in any form in your abstract and your presentation.

We invite all colleagues to submit abstracts for the upcoming FESSH-EFSHT congress. This is an opportunity to share your latest findings, innovative approaches, and impactful case studies with a diverse and engaged audience. Join us in advancing the field and contributing to the collective knowledge and future directions of hand surgery!

For compliance reasons, brand names are not allowed in the title. Any submissions containing brand names will be edited without prior notice.

Swiss Session at the FESSH Congress 2026 The Swiss Society for Hand Surgery (SGH) will offer its residents and trainees a dedicated session within the FESSH Congress 2026.

These short presentations are an important step toward obtaining the specialist title and are usually held in the "gong show" format at the SGH Annual Meeting.

Since there will be no separate SGH Annual Meeting in 2026 due to the FESSH Congress, we would nevertheless like to give our young colleagues the opportunity to present their work.

When submitting your abstract, please select "Swiss Session" track.

We look forward to many exciting contributions!

Philipp Honigmann & Esther Vögelin Congress Presidents, FESSH 2026

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Les Journées de Printemps de l'AFCP

Début : 14 mai 2026 à 08:00

Fin : 16 mai 2026 à 19:00

Chers Confrères, chères Consœurs,

En 2026, Marseille organisera les Journées de Printemps de l’AFCP mais s’expatriera sur l’île de beauté. Notre congrès annuel se tiendra au Palais des Congrès d’Ajaccio du 14 au 16 Mai.

Le congrès aura pour thème et fil conducteur les possibilités de chirurgie conservatrice dans les différentes pathologies d’avant et d’arrière pieds. Nous accueillerons notamment dans cette optique nos confrères médecins du sport afin de nous présenter les évolutions et nouvelles techniques émergentes dans les pathologies de la cheville et du pied.

La Corse ayant toujours représenté un carrefour des civilisations méditerranéennes, nous accueillerons la Turquie comme nation invitée afin de présenter leur vision de la chirurgie du pied et de la cheville à la croisée de l’Orient et de l’Occident.

Nous n’oublierons pas bien entendu les traditionnelles sessions de cas cliniques et du Bureau des Jeunes. Le programme fera la part belle aux sessions de communications particulières afin que les journées de printemps de l’AFCP puissent rester le congrès de tous les chirurgiens du pied et de la cheville.

Le programme scientifique se complétera par les moments de convivialité qui restent à la fois des moments d’échanges importants et le ciment fédérateur de notre société. Nous espérons ainsi vous voir nombreux notamment lors de la soirée du congrès que nous organiserons cette année dans le cadre majestueux des îles sanguinaires.

En espérant succéder dignement à Bordeaux et répondre à vos attentes, nous vous attendons nombreux le Printemps prochain.

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ESTES & WTC - 25e Congrès de la société européenne de chirurgie d'urgence et traumatologie

Début : 26 avril 2026 à 08:30

Fin : 28 avril 2026 à 18:30

City : Stockholm

The 25th anniversary of the European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery (ECTES) will be celebrated in 2026 in Stockholm, a city that represents unity, innovation, and progress. The congress will be a joint venture with the 8th World Trauma Congress (WTC). 

The congress motto “TEAM -Together Each Achieve More” highlights the importance of strong teamwork in the care of trauma and emergency surgery patients. The TEAM involves not only the prehospital, ED, OR, and ICU phases of care, but also includes working together and collaborating in research, quality improvement, and education.

Stockholm is a city where history meets progress and innovation, offering a blend of cultural richness and cutting-edge advancements. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a global hub for research and technology, Stockholm is the perfect setting for building international collaboration and to exchange knowledge and innovative ideas. The city is home to the Nobel Prize and world-renowned institutions such as the Karolinska Institute, a leader in medical research and education, which further enhances the academic and scientific atmosphere of the congress.

ESTES is the largest European Society for Trauma and Emergency Surgery with both individual and institutional members. With its diversity and a holistic approach, the society is uniquely positioned to drive innovation, generate and disseminate knowledge, and develop new treatment standards to ensure the highest quality of patient care.

The World Coalition for Trauma Care (WCTC) was created in 2012 to aggregate multiple societies and professional organizations around the world, creating a true coalition focusing on trauma care. One of the most important deliverables of the WCTC is the World Trauma Congress (WTC), which occurs every two years and has been held seven times with great success.

The 8Th WTC in Stockholm, in association the 25th ECTES is an opportunity to bring the world together to discuss, learn, collaborate, and educate healthcare providers about the many facets of trauma as a disease. For the second time ESTES will host the WTC during ECTES, which reinforces our collaboration. We are delighted to continue this partnership and will work together to bring you the best and most relevant scientific content by representatives from all corners of the world.

The program will feature pre-congress courses, lunch symposia, and interactive sessions designed to foster interdisciplinary exchange and professional growth. Internationally renowned experts will deliver keynote lectures, and numerous abstract presentations will highlight the latest research findings.

Beyond the scientific program, the congress venue and social events will provide opportunities to build new connections, strengthen existing collaborations, and create lasting friendships.

We are excited to welcome you to Stockholm in 2026!

Shahin Mohseni, MD, PhD, FEBS (EmSurg), FACS

Congress president ECTES 2026

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CONGRES SFHG

Début : 26 mars 2026 à 08:00

Fin : 28 mars 2026 à 19:00

Chères consœurs, chers confrères,

Après le succès des éditions de Lille et de Strasbourg, marquées par une participation toujours plus nombreuse et enthousiaste, nous avons le plaisir de vous convier à Nantes, ancienne capitale des Ducs de Bretagne, du 26 au 28 mars 2026, pour le prochain congrès annuel de la Société Française de la Hanche et du Genou (SFHG).

Le congrès se déroulera à la Cité des Congrès de Nantes, en plein cœur de la ville, à deux pas du château des Ducs de Bretagne et des quais de la Loire. Cette situation privilégiée offrira aux participants un cadre à la fois historique, dynamique et convivial, reflétant l’attractivité d’une métropole moderne tournée vers l’avenir.

Cet événement s’inscrit dans la continuité du rajeunissement et de l’ouverture de notre société, qui accueille depuis plusieurs années une nouvelle génération de membres dynamiques. Il illustre la vitalité de notre communauté et affirme plus que jamais l’ouverture internationale de la SFHG.

Le programme scientifique mettra en lumière un thème d’actualité majeur : les pathologies dégénératives de la hanche et du genou chez le patient jeune et le sportif. Une problématique grandissante dans nos pratiques, avec des patients de plus en plus jeunes et exigeants, particulièrement attentifs aux résultats fonctionnels et sportifs de nos prises en charge chirurgicales.

Comme lors des précédentes éditions, une belle place sera également laissée aux discussions interactives autour de dossiers cliniques, moments privilégiés d’échanges entre confrères et source d’enrichissement collectif.

Nous aurons par ailleurs l’honneur d’accueillir des sociétés savantes de référence, ESSKA, EKA et EHPA, renforçant la dimension internationale de nos échanges. Pour favoriser cette ouverture, le congrès proposera une traduction simultanée en anglais ainsi que des sessions bilingues (français/anglais).

Nous vous invitons d’ores et déjà à réserver vos dates et à nous rejoindre nombreux à Nantes, pour une édition 2026 qui s’annonce à la fois riche scientifiquement, interactive, ouverte sur l’international et marquée par la convivialité qui fait la force de la SFHG.

Nous vous proposons également un tarif préférentiel de 150€ (au lieu de 200€) pour les membres de votre société dans le cadre d’une inscription de groupe à partir de 10 inscrits. Procédure pour bénéficier du tarif réduit :

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Bien confraternellement,

Le comité d’organisation : Dr Guillaume Demey – Dr Jean-Marie Philippeau – Pr Nicolas Reina et le Conseil d’administration de la SFHG

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48ème Séminaire d'enseignement SOFOP

Début : 25 mars 2026 à 08:00

Fin : 27 mars 2026 à 20:00

Aujourd’hui, même si les pathologies de la main de l’enfant sont de plus en plus souvent traitées par des chirurgiens spécialisés, elles restent un domaine que tout orthopédiste pédiatrique doit connaître. Notre spécialité, depuis toujours, s’efforce de préserver une vision diagnostique et thérapeutique globale. Les anomalies de la main constituent fréquemment le premier signe clinique, orientant vers des diagnostics plus larges, des dépistages précoces et des prises en charge complexes.

Ce thème n’a pas été traité depuis le GEOP de Nice en 1998. Près de trois décennies plus tard, notre société, désormais la SOFOP a fait le choix de faire le point sur le sujet, à la lumière des avancées techniques et thérapeutiques qui ont transformé nos blocs opératoires. C’est dans cet esprit que nous avons proposé d’organiser un séminaire d’enseignement consacré à la main de l’enfant.

Nous aurons le plaisir de vous accueillir à Amiens du 25 au 27 mars 2026. La première journée, qui se tiendra à l’Institut Faire Faces sur le site du CHU, sera dédiée à des ateliers pratiques d’orthopédie pédiatrique générale et rachidienne, ainsi qu’au séminaire recherche. À cette occasion, vous pourrez découvrir des outils innovants en robotique chirurgicale (main, microchirurgie et chirurgie rachidienne) et participer à des ateliers interactifs dans notre centre de simulation SimUSanté.

Le séminaire paramédical, qui se déroulera sur le même site, mettra l’accent sur la pédagogie et la recherche en sciences paramédicales, avec un accès aux mêmes ateliers pratiques. Les 26 et 27 mars, le séminaire médical, entièrement consacré aux pathologies de la main de l’enfant, prendra place à la Maison de la Culture d’Amiens.

Nous vous attendons nombreux, sous le soleil de Picardie, que vous soyez spécialisés ou non en pathologie de la main, car, comme vous l’avez compris, il y en aura pour tous les goûts.

Le Comité d’organisation 2026

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SFA 2027

16th Biennial ISAKOS Congress Sydney, Australia

Welcome to the 2027 ISAKOS Congress

ICRS 2027 World Congress Rotterdam/Netherlands

26th European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery in Zurich, Switzerland.

12th Seminar on tendon and nerve transfers of the upper limb on fresh frozen cadaveric specimens

12th Seminar on tendon and nerve transfers of the upper limb on fresh frozen cadaveric specimens

Les 45e Journées d'Orthopédie Outre-mer

Bienvenue à Curaçao

Congrès SFHG Nantes

Congrès SFHG 2027 - Révisions de hanche et de genou

8th ABAOT Congress

JBJS MRC Oxford Complete Course 2027

Welcome to Miller’s Orthopaedic Review Course, Oxford, unparalleled preparation for the FRCS examination, hosted at University of Oxford, U.K.

62e congrès de la Société Française de Chirurgie de la Main : "Chirurgien de l'humain"

Cours SFHG 2026

OTC I starter course “Closed fracture treatment & casting techniques”

SFA 2026

Congrès d’hiver de la Société Francophone d’Arthroscopie – Paris 2026

Congrès d’hiver de la Société Francophone d’Arthroscopie – Paris 2026

The World’s Premier Arthroplasty Meeting

AO Trauma Course—Basic Principles of Fracture Management

47ème Journée Informelle du service orthopédie HIS - Objectif main

AO Trauma/AO Recon Course—Comprehensive Periprosthetic Fracture Management of the Hip and Knee (With Human Anatomical Specimens)

AO Trauma/AO Recon Course—Comprehensive Periprosthetic Fracture Management of the Hip and Knee (With Human Anatomical Specimens)

100ème Congrès SOFCOT

OTC III One‑Day Hands‑On Human Specimen Course – Wrist and Elbow Trauma

AO TRAUMA - Advanced principles of fracture management

Réunion d’automne : Orthopaedics Overseas – What We Can Learn from Our Colleagues Working in Austere Environments

ISAKOS Congress

2026 ISAKOS Knee Arthroplasty Forum

AO Trauma Course—Fracture Care in Older Adults (With Human Anatomical Specimens)

AO Trauma Course—Fracture Care in Older Adults (With Human Anatomical Specimens)

Symposium de l'Institut de la Main et de l'Epaule

45 e Journée Orthopédique du CHU Brugmann

Cours AGREG : Reprise de PTG ; faut-il s’attendre au pire ?

COURS AGREG VEN. 9 OCTOBRE 2026

Fragility Fracture Network Congress 2026

18th Annual Scientific Meeting of ISHA

Welcome to the 2026 ISHA Annual Scientific Meeting in Bruges, Belgium

"Hip Preservation" of ISHA

AO Trauma Course—Advanced Principles of Fracture Management

AO Trauma Course—Advanced Principles of Fracture Management

ISHA 2026 Programme Highlights

Plenary Battles

Complex Total Hip and Knee Arthroplasty

AO Recon Course—Complex Total Hip and Knee Arthroplasty

Level Up! Workshop Day Hip Recon & Trauma

Congrès Bosi Genou

The Niek Van Dijk Masterclass in Ankle & Hindfoot

International hip resurfacing meeting | 2—3 October 2026

EFAS Congress

AO Trauma Blended Course—Wrist Fixation

AO Trauma Blended Course—Wrist Fixation

46TH SICOT CONGRESS 2026

EFORT WEBINAR 3D SURGICAL PLANNING OF TIBIAL FRACTURES

AO Trauma Blended Course—Hand Fixation

AO Trauma Blended Course—Hand Fixation

Robotics and AR in Orthopedic: a free one-day symposium in Luxembourg

The Luxembourg Symposium

Colloque GERIMOC - Le membre supérieur chez l’enfant

22èmes Journées Lyonnaises de Chirurgie du Genou

22e Journées Lyonnaises du genou

IODA's Annual Member Meeting

EBJIS/MSIS

SFMES-SFTS-SFMSS 2026

ISTA Munich 2026 Congress

INTERNATIONAL ULTRASOUND COURSE

New Adult Trauma Surgery Diploma from JBJS MRC Oxford

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