Connected Orthopaedics Conference September 2018 Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach Orange County, California

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2018 Connected Orthopaedics Conference 14-15 September

1 2018 Connected Orthopaedics Conference September 2018 Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach Orange County, California

2 Introduction Welcome to the inaugural Connected Orthopaedics Conference 2018 taking place in Orange County, California,. Global healthcare systems are struggling to keep up with ever increasing demand whilst personalising treatment pathways with limited resources. Together we can revolutionise orthopaedics by gaining, understanding and sharing insight at every stage of the arthroplasty experience. The unique combination of shared knowledge and clinically-proven implants can deliver better outcomes and maximises healthcare value for patients, surgeons and healthcare providers worldwide. During your time at the conference you will be accessing the knowledge of some of the most progressive, innovative and yet clinically aware surgeons around the world, robust discussion and debate will be central to the event, we look forward to connecting with you there.

3 Friday, 14 September Applied technologies in the hip The state of play n trends in THA British trends in THA American trends in THA French trends in THA Measuring success in THA - is survivorship enough? Pre-operative planning Spinopelvic mobility - a critical consideration Better decisions in primary and revision settings The importance of the third dimension 3D functional planning in my practice - without breaking stride Choosing your weapon Getting back to basics - do we really need a delivery technology? The simplicity of PSI The art of using fluoro Robotics and beyond The role of the implant Approach specific stems - is it a good idea? Collars please Dual mobility - is the growth warranted? Matching the implant to the patient

4 Keynote: Is the cost of technology in total joint replacement justified? Applied technologies in the knee The state of play Understanding patient satisfaction with knee arthroplasty The Japanese perspective An n perspective A European perspective An American perspective Start with proper planning and alignment What we ve learned after a decade with PSI Optimising the mechanical axis with handheld navigation Understanding the place for kinematic alignment Anatomic alignment to achieve the best of both How does this apply to the revision knee Realise the importance of soft-tissue management Understanding the impact of the implant design A patient-specific approach to ligament balancing Considerations for the third compartment The influence of component rotation on flexion balancing What does this mean clinically? Enhance the value of your TKA with technology Don t dismiss the value of traditional instrumentation Still space for navigation in todays operating room? Robots; The mechanical elephant in the room Custom implants: realising the true value of PSI A glimpse into the future of knee arthroplasty

5 Saturday, 15 September Is outpatient surgery the future? Trends in outpatient surgery Healthcare economics What is the AAOS view of outpatient arthroplasty Hospital outpatient arthroplasty Ambulatory Surgery Center methodology (ASC) Outpatient total joint arthroplasty - international perspective A European perspective An n perspective An American perspective Optimising your practice Mitigating risk and improving patient satisfaction through technology Identifying the right candidate for outpatient surgery Outfitting your ASC Outpatient pearls What I learned doing outpatient hips Are outpatient knees as good as inpatient? Enhancing patient recovery

6 Faculty Dr M Austin Mr J Baré Dr S Barnett Dr M Bonnin France Dr M Bradley A/Prof A Bucknill Dr A Burns Dr D Dennis Dr S Gupta Dr Y Harada Japan Dr J Huddleston Prof J Jerosch Germany Dr A Kamath Dr S Kayiaros Prof R King UK Dr S Kreuzer Dr G Lee Dr M Lyons Prof T Majima Japan Mr S McMahon Dr M Miranda Miss S Muirhead-Allwood UK Dr M O Sullivan Dr S Raterman Dr C Schnurr Germany A/Prof A Shimmin Dr H Siegel Dr E Slotkin Dr M Solomon Dr J Suarez A/Prof J Sullivan Prof A Toms UK Dr J Vigdorchik Dr J Wang Prof R Wittenberg Germany Dr S Zabinski

7 Radiology Theatre Admin Patient Efficiency Corin EcoSystem Value Genome Surgeon Selection Unity ASC Logistics Insurance 38 /26 OPS

Presented By Dr Vincent VG An MD BSc (Adv) MPhil Dr Murilo Leie MD Mr Joshua Twiggs BEng Dr Brett A Fritsch MBBS FRACS (Orth) FAOrthA.

A comparison of kinematic and mechanical alignment with regards to bony resection, soft tissue release, and deformity correction in total knee replacement Presented By Dr Vincent VG An MD BSc (Adv) MPhil