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Early Intervention Instructional Course

26–27 September, 2019 Expert Connect Centre, Watford, United Kingdom Invited chairman Dr Alois Franz (DE)

Preliminary programme Learn more about our education and training opportunities www.smith-nephew.com/education

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Description This course is designed to expose Healthcare Professionals (HCPs) to contemporary minimally invasive uni-compartmental knee replacement and appropriate surgical techniques. The programme combines scientific lectures, high-level debate and hands-on practical sessions. HCPs will be presented with significant learning opportunities in the form of high calibre presentations, clinical case discussions, and anatomical workshops and will be actively encouraged to ask questions, interact with the faculty and encouraged to bring X-ray for review and discussion.

Accreditation Accredited by the Royal College of Surgeons - England

Invited faculty Dr Federico D’Amario Humanitas San Pio X Milano, Italy

Invited chairman

Dr Alois Franz St. Marienkrankenhaus Siegen, Germany

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Learning objectives Enable delegates to: • Gain an understanding of the core principles underlying minimally invasive uni-compartmental knee

replacement • Understand and discuss the latest scientific data that supports different techniques in the field of

minimally invasive uni-compartmental knee replacement • Identify typical challenges faced in minimally invasive knee surgery and discuss appropriate

solutions

Participant profile • Qualified HCPs with a general interest in uni-compartmental knee replacement surgery • HCPs with currently limited experience in uni-compartmental knee replacement surgery looking to

build the confidence to expand their practice • A good level of competency in English is required

Products and technologies

JOURNEY™ UNI

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Thursday, 26 September

Morning Individual arrivals 12:00 Welcome lunch and registration

Session I Principles and considerations of Uni

Welcome Medical Education

Introduction Chairman

Kinematics and functional anatomy of the knee

Principles of anteromedial osteoarthritis

Proper patient selection

Interactive discussion with the audience: Patient selection criteria

Session II Surgical technique principles and implant selection

JOURNEY™ UNI surgical technique: Tips & tricks

Medial JOURNEY™ UNI Video

Lateral UNI: Principles and surgical technique

Interactive debate - Fixed versus Mobile: Round table

Coffee break

Session III Design and survivorship

Why UKA fails long-term survival?

Revision of UKA

Q&A and discussion

Session IV Patello-femoral Joint (PFJ)

PFJ: Indications and patient selection

Proper surgical technique: Tips and tricks

Can we further improve our results? The Introduction of new technology

Discussion and Q&A All

Wrap up day 1 Chairman

Transfer back to the hotel

Meet in the hotel lobby to go to dinner

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Friday, 27 September

Morning Breakfast and check-out 08:00 Gather in the lobby, transfer to ECC

Workshop I Parallel session: Workshop and case discussion

I ntroduction

Group split and change

Group 1: Unicompartimental workshop Medial and Lateral UNIs Group 2: Case discussion: UNI and special cases

Short coffee break, change and swap groups

Group 2: Unicompartimental workshop Medial and Lateral UNIs Group 1: Case discussion: UNI and special cases

Wrap up and conclusion Chairman

Course evaluation – please check your emails All

13:30 Lunch and departures

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Course fees Registration fee covers ground transportation during programme, accommodation (one night), course dinner, course materials and refreshments. Course venue Smith & Nephew Expert Connect Centre (ECC) Croxley Park Building 5 Hatters Lane Watford, WD18 8YE Hotel TBC Jurys Inn Watford Clarendon Road Watford, WD17 1JA Course dinner TBC Zaza Restaurant 27 High Street Bushey, WD23 1BD Transfers Transfers from the airport to the hotel and back according to the online registration system entries will be arranged. Organisation Jessica Mainprize Content Delivery Manager Medical Education & Societies Mobile +44 7701 317 975 jessica.mainprize@smith-nephew.com

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Course Certificates Delegates will receive a certificate of attendance on completion of the course. Such certificate of attendance will be delivered only to delegates who attend all of the course, unless there are exceptional circumstances. The course organiser will assess any exceptions for legitimate reasons.

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