Course Objectives
ESSKA-EKA Course "All about TKA"
This meticulously designed meeting, led by renowned European experts in the field of partial knee arthroplasty will foster extensive discussions and interactions between faculty members and participants. Participants will have the opportunity to learn surgical techniques, gain hands-on experience, and exchange valuable insights through workshops and presentations.
The course will consist of two distinct parts:
Day 1: Theoretical part
Immerse yourself in the latest advancements and perspectives on partial knee arthroplasty through thought-provoking presentations and engaging discussions.
Day 2: Hands-on Cadaver Course
Gain practical experience in partial knee arthroplasty using a variety of tools and materials including human specimens, sawbones, and various systems, including robotics. Enhance your surgical techniques and refine your patient management strategies.
This course will be submitted for accreditation to the UEMS (European Union of Medical Specialists) for European CME credits (ECMECs). The full cadaver course is limited to 25 places.
Learning outcomes/competences:
- Concept of Partial Knee Arthroplasty
- Medial UKA
- Lateral UKA and PFJ
- Consensus Statement and Case Discussions
- PKA after previous surgeries (HTO, fracture)
- Surgical techniques
- Re-Live Surgery and Interactive Expert Panel discussion
- Robotics
- Complications and revision
- Patient specific mini implants