Upcoming Live Webinars
SICOT-APOA: Primary ACL Repair
Date: Saturday, 21 November 2020
Time: 15:00-16:30 (Belgium/CET)
In the last decade advances in orthobiologics have raised a new interest in the healing potential of torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tissue. Can we save the ACL and does the ACL have the potential to heal if repaired? In this webinar, in partnership with the Asia Pacific Orthopaedic Association, we will take you on the journey from the start of the ACL repair to current advanced surgical techniques.
Got an interesting case discussion of a primary ACL repair?
All registrants are invited to submit their difficult or interesting primary ACL repair cases for debate live during the webinar! The case will be discussed by our faculty on air. Please send your cases as a four-slide PPT file (first slide with registrant's name, designation and email; second with history; third with exam; and fourth with imaging) to [email protected] for consideration, and our panel will pick the most interesting cases to feature!
Take part in our live poll!
Answer our poll on primary ACL repair here, and the faculty will discuss the results live during the webinar!
SICOT-EHS: Robotics and Other Innovations in THA
Date: Saturday, 28 November 2020
Time: 15:00-16:30 (Belgium/CET)
SICOT PIONEER and the European Hip Society (EHS) are proud to present their first collaborative webinar on the topic of 'Robotics and Other Innovations in THA'. In this inaugural event, key opinion leaders will present on recent innovations in robotic total hip arthroplasty, why we need the technology and what to look out for in the future.
Got an interesting robotic THA case study?
All registrants are invited to submit their difficult or interesting cases on robotic THA for debate live during the webinar! The case will be discussed by our faculty on air. Please send your cases as a four-slide PPT file (first slide with registrant's name, designation and email; second with history; third with exam; and fourth with imaging) to [email protected] for consideration, and our panel will pick the most interesting cases to feature!
