The Hip Preservation Strategies and Surgical Techniques Course is an on-demand video program designed to provide orthopedic professionals with valuable insights into hip preservation strategies and the latest surgical techniques. Led by distinguished faculty, this program covers fundamental knowledge in hip preservation, including arthroscopic and open surgical approaches. Participants can watch lectures, view patient cases, access related surgical video demonstrations, and explore emerging technologies at their own pace.
Course Highlights:
Comprehensive coverage of hip preservation strategies.
In-depth exploration of arthroscopic and open surgical techniques.
Lectures, patient cases, surgical video demonstrations, and emerging technologies.
Segmented content by topic for easy navigation.
Accessible across various devices for convenience.
Learning Objectives:
Upon completing this on-demand course, participants will be able to:
Discuss controversies surrounding arthroscopic and open procedures for borderline hip conditions.
Recognize variations in acetabular-sided morphologies and their implications for surgical management.
Differentiate between femoral-sided morphologies and their impact on surgical approaches.
Identify patterns of extra-articular hip impingement and appropriate surgical options.
Determine when to perform open or arthroscopic hip preservation techniques.
This on-demand video program offers orthopedic professionals the flexibility to enhance their knowledge and skills in hip preservation at their own pace. The course features lectures and content from renowned faculty, making it a valuable resource for those looking to stay up-to-date with the latest advancements in hip preservation strategies and surgical techniques.
