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Orthopaedic Research UK
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Orthopaedic Research UK
10—11 January 2020
Venue: The Gordon Museum, King’s College London
Course convenors: Mr Michail Kokkinakis, Consultant Paediatric Orthopaedic Surgeon, Evelina London Children’s Hospital
Mr Gavin Spence, Consultant Paediatric Orthopaedic Surgeon, Great Ormond Street Hospital
Paediatric Orthopaedic FRCS (Orth) lecture seminars
The Gordon Museum of Pathology
Hodgkin Building,
Guy’s Campus,
King’s College London,
London, SE1 1UL
By train:
The nearest train station is London Bridge, Hodgkin Building is just a short 5 minute walk from this station.
By tube:
The nearest tube stations are London Bridge and Borough, both stations are a 5 minute walk from Hodgkin Building.
Car parking:
The nearest car park is the NCP Car Park London Bridge, Kipling Street, London, SE1 3RU. Hodgkin Building is a short 3 minute walk from the car park.
Paediatric Orthopaedic FRCS (Orth) lecture seminars
10—11 January 2020 Venue: The Gordon Museum, King’s College London
Course convenors:Mr Michail Kokkinakis, Consultant Paediatric Orthopaedic Surgeon, Evelina London Children’s HospitalMr Gavin Spence, Consultant Paediatric Orthopaedic Surgeon, Great Ormond Street Hospital
Programme (Day 1)
Friday 10 January 2020
09:00 Registration and refreshments09:20 Welcome and aims of the course
09:30 Normal variants - why this is essential knowledge for the examDEMYSTIFYING THE PAEDIATRIC HIP10:00 DDH - a logical approach to treatment
10:40 SCFE- tackling the controversies11:20 Refreshments11:40 Perthes disease - explaining classifications and treatment
12:10 Coxa vara, avascular necrosis - DD & management12:50 LunchDEMYSTIFYING PAEDIATRIC ORTHOPAEDIC PROCEDURES (1)13:20 Hip: open reduction, osteotomies, surgical hip dislocation
14:00 Limb deformities and LLD - what people get confused about14:30 Congenital lower limb deficiencies - the essentials explained 15:00 Refreshments
15:20 Congenital upper limb conditions - principles & managementDEMYSTIFYING PAEDIATRIC ORTHOPAEDIC PROCEDURES (2)15:50 Frames, lengthening nails, 8 platesDEMYSTIFYING THE PAEDIATRIC KNEE
16:20 The infant knee: congenital deformities 16:40 The adolescent Knee: Sports injuries
17:00 Summary and close of day
Educational aims and objectives
A new two-day lecture programme from the convenors of our popular ‘Paediatric orthopaedic FRCS (Orth) part 2 revision courses’. Produced in response to candidate demand, this lecture programme will complement our part 2 revision courses.
It will cover the core curriculum and the latest developments in paediatric orthopaedics in a carefully designed programme.
Key learning points not “in the books” include:
• Tips to make core knowledge easy to recall under exam conditions• Special attention to topics candidates frequently get confused about• Where to direct your revision if your paediatric experience is limited• What you need to know to improve your score from 6 to 7 or 8• Plenty of opportunity to ask questions and clarify your thinking• Fundamental concepts all illustrated with real cases, not just theory
Registration fees
Course fee: £220
Registration with ORUK is essential before registering online for our educational events. It also brings other benefits, which include applying for research funding.
Registration with ORUK is free and open to all, join online here: www.oruk.org/register
Programme (Day 2)
Saturday 11 January 2020
08:40 Refreshments09:00 Paediatric trauma: common pitfalls and how to avoid them
09:30 Fractures around the elbow - what the examiner wants to hear10:00 Infections in children - current concepts and treatmentDEMYSTIFYING THE PAEDIATRIC FOOT
10:30 Clubfoot and congenital vertical talus11:00 Refreshments11:20 ‘Neurological” feet (cavo-varus and equinus deformities)
11:50 Metatarsus adductus and skewfoot – make it simple12:05 Hallux valgus – diagnosis and indications for surgery 12:20 Lunch12:40 Flexible flat foot – definition and treatment
13:00 Rigid flatfoot – everything about tarsal coalitions DEMYSTIFYING ORTHOPAEDIC IMPLICATIONS OF SYNDROMES & NEUROMUSCULAR DISORDERS13:20 Metabolic conditions - what you need to know for the exam 14:00 Refreshments
14:20 Skeletal dysplasias and syndrome14:50 Cerebral Palsy and Spina Bifida - the modern approach to treatment15:10 Summary and close of course
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