Beyond the Basics: Percutaneous Foot and Ankle Surgery
Endoscopic Spine Surgery:
Medical Education Training Program
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Fuß und Sprunggelenk
Distal Extremities
Tuesday, February 03
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2026
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Tuesday, February 03
Tuesday, February 03
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Tuesday, February 03
2026
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2026
Arthrex GmbH | Erwin-Hielscher-Str. 9 | 81249 Munich | Germany
Arthrex GmbH | Erwin-Hielscher-Str. 9 | 81249 München | Deutschland
Tuesday, February 03
Tuesday, February 03
Beyond the Basics: Percutaneous Foot and Ankle Surgery
CME-/EACCME-certificated
CME-zertifiziert
Registration, Coffee, and Exhibition
Didactic Session I
Welcome to Arthrex Medical Education
NN
10DMMO — Is There a Gold Standard? Literature
NN10Percutaneous Calcaneus Osteotomy — Medial or Lateral
NN15Flatfoot Correction — MICO Combined With ProStop®
NN10Options for Percutaneous Arthrodesis
NN10MIS
SpeedBridge™ — Insertional Achilles Tendinopathy
NN15
Coffee Break
Didactic Session II
Indications for MICA — Is There a Limit for Percutaneous Treatment
NN15Pearls and Pitfalls
NN10Hallux Valgus Correction - Minimally Invasive Chevron and Akin
NN10Complication Management of MICA Case Disscussion
NN20The Importance of Tapes and Bandages
NN10
Transition to ArthroLab™
Didactic Session II
Find Your First Patients
P. Potocnik10Lesser Toe Deformities - Hammertoe and Claw Toe
H. Liszka15Metatarsalgia - DMMO
C. Indino10Flatfoot Correction - MICO
H. Liszka15Hallux Rigidus - Cheilectomy
C. Indino15Product Update
Arthrex10
Lunch Break
ArthroLab™ Session
MICA, MICO, DMMO, Lapidus, Lisfranc, Hammertoe
All Faculty
End of Course and Evaluation
Heading
Observation
Tuesday, February 03
CME-/EACCME-certificated
CME-zertifiziert
Faculty
Description
Beyond the Basics: Percutaneous Foot and Ankle Surgery
Endoscopic Spine Surgery:
Description
This advanced Percutaneous Foot and Ankle Surgery course is intended for all surgeons who have had some experience with minimally invasive procedures and want to take their knowledge and skills to the next level with more complex techniques.
Learning Outcomes
This course provides detailed understanding of minimally invasive techniques for foot surgery (such as DMMOs, MICO, Lisfranc, Lapidus, and MICA) via didactic sessions as well as dry and wet lab sessions.
Directions
Anfahrt
Arthrex GmbH
ArthroLab
Erwin-Hielscher-Str. 9
81249 Munich | Germany
Arthrex is easily accessible by car as well as by public transportation.
Parking
There is a large parking area opposite the company building.
Driving Directions
Take exit A99 “München-Freiham-Mitte”
Take exit A96 “München-Freiham-Süd”
Traveling time from ramp “Mittlerer Ring”: 15 minutes
Traveling time from Munich Airport: 25 minutes
Traveling time from Munich central station: 20 minutes
Directions for Public Transportation
Take suburban train S-Bahn S8: Get off at train station “Freiham”.
Traveling time from Munich central station: 17 minutes
Traveling time from Munich Airport: 53 minutes
Take bus 143 (StadtBus): Get off at bus stop “Clarita-Bernhard-Strasse”.
Arthrex GmbH
ArthroLab
Erwin-Hielscher-Str. 9
81249 München | DE
Arthrex ist sowohl mit dem Auto als auch mit öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln leicht erreichbar.
Parken
Gegenüber dem Firmengebäude befindet sich ein großer Parkplatz.
Anfahrt mit dem Auto
Nehmen Sie die Ausfahrt A99 "München-Freiham-Mitte".
Nehmen Sie die Ausfahrt A96 "München-Freiham-Süd".
Fahrzeit von der Rampe Mittlerer Ring: 15 Minuten
Fahrzeit vom Flughafen München: 25 Minuten
Fahrzeit vom Hauptbahnhof München: 20 Minuten
Anfahrt mit öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln
Nehmen Sie die S-Bahn S8: Steigen Sie am Bahnhof "Freiham" aus.
Fahrzeit vom Münchener Hauptbahnhof: 17 Minuten
Fahrzeit vom Flughafen München: 53 Minuten
Nehmen Sie den Bus 143 (StadtBus): Steigen Sie am Busbahnhof "Clarita-Bernhard-Straße" aus.
