WEBINAR
MASTERING HIP REVISION
EXPERTS INSIGHTS AND CASE DISCUSSION
Femoral and acetabular revision surgery varies greatly in complexity and poses challenges that require careful planning and the use of versatile implants. Are you interested in learning more?
Date: February 27th 2025
Start Time: 18:00 CET
Length: 1 hour
Faculty: Dr. med. Alois Franz, Prof. Dr. Björn Rath
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Hip revision
Femoral and acetabular revision surgery varies in complexity, and sharing expertise is invaluable in enhancing the extensive planning required.
Join two leading surgeons in this exclusive webinar as they share real cases, fostering meaningful discussions and sharing valuable insights.
They will also share practical strategies on using versatile implants to optimize surgical workflows.
Program
18:00
Welcome and introduction
18:05
The M-Vizion Modular Cementless Femoral Revision System: principles and indications
A. Franz
18:20
Surgical strategies for acetabular revision: the Mpact Multihole and 3D Metal Augments
B. Rath
18:35
From planning to surgery: case discussion
A. Franz, B. Rath
18:50
Q&A
19:00
Conclusion
About the speakers
Dr. med. Alois Franz
Specialist in Orthopedics and Trauma Surgery, Sports Medicine, and Pediatric Orthopedics, Dr. med. Alois Franz serves as the Director of Marien Kliniken (Siegen, Germany). Since 2014, the clinic has been designated as a maximum-care endoprosthetics center, performing more than 2,000 hip and knee replacements (primary and revision) every year.
Prof. Dr. Björn Rath
Prof. Dr. Björn Rath is the Head of the Department of Orthopedics and Orthopedic Surgery at Klinikum Wels-Grieskirchen, Austria. In addition to his clinical work, Prof. Dr. Rath is actively involved in scientific research, focusing on innovative and new therapeutic methods, such as cartilage replacement therapies and artificial joint research, with the aim of integrating these advancements into everyday clinical practice.
Register to the webinar!
Femoral and acetabular revision surgery varies greatly in complexity and poses challenges that require careful planning and the use of versatile implants. Are you interested in learning more?