The SICOT Paediatric Committee brings together seven international experts for a focused PIONEER webinar exploring the medical and surgical management of osteogenesis imperfecta.
This complex condition presents significant challenges throughout childhood and requires careful, multidisciplinary management. The webinar is designed to provide clinicians with practical insight into both established principles of care and more advanced surgical considerations.
The programme features five focused lectures covering medical treatment, surgical techniques including telescoping nails, coxa vara, prevention of complications and post-operative care. These sessions are complemented by two case-based discussions, giving participants the opportunity to see how different management strategies can be applied in real clinical situations.
A particular strength of the session is its combination of foundational knowledge with practical decision-making. By examining both treatment principles and case-based challenges, the webinar offers a rounded perspective on the care of children with osteogenesis imperfecta.
As part of the SICOT PIONEER programme, the webinar also provides an accessible opportunity for orthopaedic surgeons and trainees around the world to engage with specialist expertise through virtual education.
For clinicians involved in paediatric orthopaedics, this session offers valuable guidance on current approaches to treatment, surgery, complication prevention and ongoing patient care.
