How a fernoral morphology affects implant choice during THA
16:50 | 17:00
John Condray
Spinopelvic relation in robotic THA and functional planning with MAKO
17:00 | 17:10
Sheik Mehboob Hussain
Dual Mobility Hips: Risks Vs. Benefits
17:10 | 17:15
All Faculties
Q&A – Audience Response
17:15 | 17:25
John Condray
Robotic Assisted THR, Technique and Evidence
17:25 | 17:35
Sherif Khaled
Total Hip Arthroplasty in patients with dysplastic acetabulum
17:35 | 17:45
John Condray
Arthroscopic labral repair or debridement? Early outcome comparison
17:45 | 17:55
Sheik Mehboob Hussain
Salvage options: Arthroscopy, and Periacetabular Osteotomy
17:55 | 18:05
Sheik Mehboob Hussain
Case Discussion: Complex THR
18:05 | 18:20
All Faculties
Q&A – Audience Response
18:20 | 18:40
About
International Musculoskeletal Society (I.M.S.)
Founded in 2008, the International Musculoskeletal Society (I.M.S.) is a 501(3)c registered non-profit organization committed to the advancement of health care standards throughout the Middle East.
Formerly known as The Society for Progress & Innovation for the Near East (S.P.I.N.E.), I.M.S. has broadened its focus to incorporate all musculoskeletal disorders including General Orthopedics, Pain Medicine and Rehabilitation, Spine Surgery, Trauma, Pediatrics, Sports-related injury, and much more.
I.M.S.’ mission is to improve patient care for people with pain and disability caused by orthopedic, spinal and neurological disorders by promoting the most advanced medical techniques and technologies.
The Society is comprised of an association of internationally recognized spine and orthopedic surgeons and mobilizes a powerful network of faculty committed to this mission.
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