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MatOrtho Events in 2024
Resurfacing Redefined Again!
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ADEPT® Instructional Course
Cadaveric Training
An educational course to support the orthopaedic surgeon with a specific interest in hip resurfacing and desire to refine their surgical technique. The course is supported by a faculty of experienced hip resurfacing experts and comprises lectures, interactive discussion and anatomical workshops. Date: TBC
SAIPH® Instructional Course
Cadaveric Training
An educational course to support the orthopaedic surgeon with a specific interest in knee replacement and desire to refine their surgical technique. The course is supported by a faculty of experienced experts and comprises lectures, interactive discussion and anatomical workshops. Date: TBC
Reference Centres
MatOrtho® provides educational support and peer-peer training to surgeons for the ADEPT® Hip Resurfacing System and SAIPH® Knee System via Reference Centres. These are held throughout the UK, Europe, and Australia.
Industry Events in 2024
Old Oswestrians Meeting 2024
Old Oswestrians Meeting at The Robert Jones & Agnes Hunt Hospital
June 14, 2024 | 10:00
Annual Scientific Meeting, AGM, Awards ceremony and Dinner. For members of The Old Oswestrians Club and local orthopaedic trainees. Invitation will be sent to delegates.
London Knee Meeting 2024
QEII Centre, Broad SanctuaryWestminster, London, SW1P 3EE
October 3, 2024 | 10:00
The London Knee meeting is now recognised as one of the most important meetings in the orthopaedic calendar with over 500 delegates registering to attend the last meeting. Hear a renowned national and international faculty present an up to date view of topics of importance and debate in knee surgery at present.
Bristol Hip 2024
Delta Hotels, Bristol City Centre (Formerly Bristol Marriot)
November 21, 2024 | 10:00
The conference aspires to improve current practice and promote clinical excellence as the faculty present their views on issues valid to a hip practice including outcomes, new procedures, materials, bearing surfaces, design, primary and revision hip replacement, and their complications.