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Oswestry Intensive Course in Basic Science in Orthopaedics

The course commences on Sunday 12th January 2019 at 2.30pm with the first session on Biomechanics I and Biomechanics II, and the course finishes at 1.00pm on Friday 17th January 2020

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Oswestry Intensive Course in Basic Science in Orthopaedics - Oswestry & Stoke Trainees Learn More

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Oswestry Intensive Course in Basic Science in Orthopaedics

 

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Anatomy and Surgical Exposures in Orthopaedics Course Learn More

The first in a series of study days covering the initial assessment and management of hand and wrist pathologies

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The next in Dr Fiona Hay's popular Study Days for GPs and AHPs, this time concentrating on male and female problems 'Below the Belt'.

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Course Objectives

This course will review the imaging of orthopaedic implants. It will address when, why and how to image and will review specific implant and implantation related problems in the most commonly treated joints / body areas. The lectures will be given by radiologists and orthopaedic surgeons. Tutorials will consolidate the contents of the lectures by discussing specific cases in depth. During the entire course a particular emphasis will be on discussion of the complex field occupying the borderlands of radiology and orthopaedics.

Target Audience:   Orthopaedic and Radiology Registrars; Radiographers; Consultants in Radiology and Orthopaedics; Allied Health Professions with an interest in orthopaedic implant imaging

Topics covered include • Imaging techniques and their role in orthopaedic imaging in particular image optimisation especially for CT and MRI.

• Nuclear Medicine and its role in orthopaedic imaging especially in infection.

• Imaging strategies and findings for common implant pathologies especially infection and, sterile loosening and their differential diagnosis.

• Implant technology has led to a bewildering number of materials and designs. The reasons for this will be explored and strengths and particularly weaknesses and typical complications will be demonstrated by an engineer and orthopaedic surgeon.

• The typical problems and complications of orthopaedic implants in the most relevant areas will be reviewed by a team of an orthopaedic surgeon specialised in this area and a radiologist. • Implant related problems especially soft tissue problems such as bursitis, nerve injury and muscle and tendon problems.

RCR and BOA CPD Credits applied for

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We are presenting this unique multi-modality Course at Oswestry, providing participants with the skills to perform musculoskeletal intervention procedures on various imaging modalities. Whilst there are a number of ultrasound courses, we feel this is probably the only course that offers practical cadaveric experience under fluorosopy and CT.

There are only 12 delegate places available

Please ensure you book onto the Course with the correct Stream

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We are presenting this unique multi-modality Course at Oswestry, providing participants with the skills to perform musculoskeletal intervention procedures on various imaging modalities. Whilst there are a number of ultrasound courses, we feel this is probably the only course that offers practical cadaveric experience under fluorosopy and CT.

There are only 24 delegate places available

Please ensure you book onto the Course with the correct Stream

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Providing a unique insight into why we walk the way we do.  Lectures, practical workshops and patient case studies.

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13th Oswestry Shoulder and Elbow Course for Orthopaedic Trainees, including a separte surgical section targeted at those approaching the FRCS (TR&Orth) examination Learn More