The Great Debate

The Great Debate 2023 is expected to bring evidence of progress across the world of arthroplasty. The events expects to have key opinion leaders discussing their choices and experiences. Each session comprises four short presentations, followed by 30 minuets of debates conducted by a session ‘challenger’. This allows for discussion to delve deeper into the subject matter more than didactic presentations. 

Course Aims 

To provide an innovative and fun orthopaedic meeting, giving delegates the opportunity to debated and vote on controversial issues surrounding hip and knee arthroplasty. 

Who should attend 

• Specialist hip and knee surgeons 
• Orthopaedic surgeons
• Specialist registrars 
• Physiotherapists 

Topics Being Covered

• Mechanical/Kinematic/restricted kinematic
• Robots, passing fancy or here to stay?
• Hip spine relationship in THR. Can we make this simpler please?
• Are we diving headfirst into new problems with modular dual mobility articulations?
• And more 

Event chairs 

• Justin Cobb 
• Andrew Shimmin 

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