
Events
Every year, SICOT holds a congress which attracts thousands of clinicians and researchers from all over the world. Scientific papers and lectures are presented in the traditional fields; world-class invited speakers provide contemporary thought on the latest concepts as well as on conservative and surgical treatment methods. They provide a forum for presentation of original work and for education.
The annual SICOT Congress has been rescheduled for 15 to 18 September 2021 in Budapest where we look forward to welcoming you in happier and less turbulent times.
This virtual platform hosts a series of different e-events ranging from webinars and podcasts to live streamed surgical demos.
The SICOT Cadaver Courses provide a comprehensive understanding of various topics through lectures, case discussions and cadaveric dissection. Participants get a chance to directly view the important anatomical structures along the surgical approaches and implant placements.
Trainees' Meetings offer trainees a unique opportunity to present papers and to meet for instruction by leading orthopaedic surgeons. Where possible, Trainees' Meetings are held together with Orthopaedic World Congresses.
Find out which meetings are endorsed by SICOT and how to apply for an endorsement.
If you wish to announce an event related to orthopaedic surgery and/or traumatology in the International Events Calendar, please send an e-mail to [email protected] indicating the event's name, location (city, country), date (day(s)/month/year), e-mail, and website.
Date: 3 March 2021
Time: 14:00-15:30 (CET/Belgium)
For our next webinar SICOT PIONEER have teamed up with Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) to bring you a world-class line-up of faculty. With lectures on emergency medical teams, search and rescue, damage control orthopaedics, early rehabilitation and long-term deployment in disaster zones, we are sure there will be something for everyone to learn. Join us live on the day to hear our speakers and take part in what we are sure will be a lively Q&A session.
Take part in our live poll!
Answer our poll on medical response in disaster events here, and the faculty will discuss the results live during the webinar!
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