We are delighted to welcome you back to Bristol for 2023.
Full details on the program will appear here shortly but we are delighted to announce an esteemed faculty joining us this year includes: Derek Bennett (Galway Clinic), Demien Broekhuis (Denmark), James Harty (Cork University Hospital), Maziar Mohaddes ( University of Gothenburg), Tim Waters (West Hertfordshire), Simon West (West Hertfordshire). Please check back as new names will be added regularly.
Key Topics Include:
Cemented vs Uncemented hemiarthroplasty for NOF
Risk of reoperation in polished cemented stems, data from the Swedish Arthroplasty Register
Custom 3D printed implants for acetabular reconstruction: Mid-term functional and radiological results
Systematic review 3D custom implants for hip revision
TMARS for hip revision
Management of the deformed femur in total hip replacement
Positioning accuracy of 3d printed implants for tumour and revision indications
The impact of obesity on total hip replacement
The importance of CT image analysis for implant monitoring
Acetabular augments in revision total hip replacement
Evert Smith
Mez Acharya
Richard Baker
Anthony Ward
Richie Gill
About the course
The Bristol Hip Arthroplasty Course is a well known international hip meeting which was initiated by John Newman in the late 1980s. it has since grown in stature and reputation. It is now co-convened by Evert Smith, Anthony Ward, Richie Gill, Richard Baker, Mehool Acharya and Michael Whitehouse. It attracts a strong international faculty and is well known for its debates after each session.
The conference aspires to improve current practice and promote clinical excellence as the faculty present their views on issues valid to a hip practice including outcomes, new procedures, materials, bearing surfaces, design, primary and revision hip replacement and their complications. See some highlights of last years meeting below!
RCS Accreditation The meeting has received accreditation from the Royal College of Surgeons and CPD points will be applied for. Last year’s meeting attracted 9 points.