A Step Forward: Women Shaping Foot & Ankle Surgery

Tuesday, March 31

CME-/EACCME-certificated

CME-zertifiziert

08:00-08:30

Registration and Coffee

08:30-09:00

Open Discussion: Women in Orthopedic Surgery

Personal Experience: Things I wish I Had Known Earlier - My Own Journey

09:00-10:15

Didactic Session: Flatfoot Reconstruction Solutions

Pathology of Flatfoot
C. Chadwick
Rapid Fire - Surgical Techniques for Flatfoot
M. Willegger
20
The Correction of Flatfoot - Algorythm
Moderator: M. Gomes I Panel: M.Willegger, C. Chadwick

10:15-10:30

Transition to ArthroLab™

10:30-12:30

ArthroLab™ Session

Flatfoot Reconstruction Solutions
All Faculty

12:30-13:15

Lunch Break

13:15-14:15

Didactic Session: Treatment Options for Fore- and Midfoot Pathologies

Lesser Toe & Forefoot Deformeties
M. Willegger
15
Hallux Valgus Treatment
M. Gomes
15
First MTP Joint Arthrodesis
C. Chadwick
10
Minimally Invasive Treatment Options for Forefoot Phatologies
M. Willegger
10
Product Update: Core Metal
Arthrex

14:15-14:30

Transition to ArthroLab™

14:30-16:00

ArthroLab™ Session

Fore- and Midfoot Treatment
All Faculty

16:00

End of Course and Evaluation

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Tuesday, March 31

CME-/EACCME-certificated

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Faculty

Madeleine Willegger

Vienna, AT

Marta Gomes

Porto, PT

Carolyn Chadwick

Sheffield, UK

Madeleine Willegger

Wien, AT

Marta Gomes

Porto, PT

Carolyn Chadwick

Description

A Step Forward: Women Shaping Foot & Ankle Surgery

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Description

This international 2-day course is designed to teach female surgeons to practice safe surgical techniques in dealing with comprehensive management and surgical treatment of orthopedic pathologies involving the foot and ankle. This course sets out to deliver up-to-date information in the specific topic areas of forefoot injuries and complications, flatfoot reconstructions, deformity corrections, ankle arthritis, soft tissue repairs, and foot fractures. The course format consists of lectures, interactive discussions, and hands-on surgical technique training in a cadaver lab setting.

Learning Outcomes

The participants will learn the surgical techniques in dealing with foot and ankle arthroscopy and also techniques for open repair.

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

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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

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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.