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Presented by:
The Multidisciplinary Orthopaedic Team.
University Hospital, London Health Sciences Centre
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All proceeds from this symposium will go to Operation Walk Canada, a volunteer medical services organization dedicated to providing total joint arthroplasty to indigent patients in Guatemala and Ecuador.
Of interest to practitioners caring for the hip and knee arthroplasty population: Physiotherapists, Family Physicians, Registered Nurses and Nurse Practitioners, Massage Therapists, Occupational Therapists, Occupational and Physical Therapy Assistants.
This will be an In-Person symposium with a Live-Stream option. A full recording of the program will be available to registrants for 2 weeks after May 2.
FORMAT
Didactic Sessions
Attendee-based question & answer session and round table discussion with University Hospital Arthroplasty Consultants
Small group break-out sessions providing attendees with a hands-on look at total knee components and total knee arthroplasty. Participants will experience a saw bones lab and perform a mock TKA in small groups while being mentored by arthroplasty surgeons and component specialists.
THEMES
Evolution of Hip and Knee Arthroplasty Components ∙ The Role of Robotics in Arthroplasty · The Role of Rapidly Emerging AI Technology in Post Arthroplasty Rehabilitation · Post Arthroplasty Transition from Physio to Community Programs · An In-Depth Look at TKA
IN PERSON
$150 (Early Bird)
$175 (after March 28)
Nutrition Breaks, Lunch Included
Parking - $12.00 for the day (not included)
LIVE STREAM
$130
Live Stream registration deadline, Monday, April 28
Sponsorship opportunities available here.
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7:30 am
Registration and Refreshments
8:00 am
Opening Remarks
C. Jaeger, J. Howard, T. Vasarhelyi, S. MacDonald
8:05 am
Operation Walk Video
Moderator: J. Howard
8:10 am
Alignment Philosophies
T. Vasarhelyi
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8:30 am
Enabling technology and Robotics in Total Joint Arthroplasty
J. Howard
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8:50 am
Innovation in TKA components
S. MacDonald
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9:10 am
The Evidence of Ice and Compression Efficacy Post TJA
S. Sharma
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9:30 am
Nutrition Break
Moderator: C. Jaeger
10:00 am
Transitioning TJA Patients From Post Op Physiotherapy To Community Programs
S. Di Ciacca
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10:20 am
Post Op Challenges with Mental Health/Depression in the First 6 Weeks Post TJR: Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and the Wise Mind Technique
M. Mutsaers
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10:40 am
Good Living With Osteoarthritis from Denmark (GLA:D) Canada Education and Exercise Program: Reflections from Clinical Physiotherapy Practice
A. Francis
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11:00 am
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Exercise Prescription in Post Op Hip and Knee Arthroplasty
M. Lukacs
11:20 pm
Group A: Lunch
Group B: HANDS-ON TKA SAW BONE LAB
12:05 pm
Group B: Lunch
Group A: HANDS-ON TKA SAW BONE LAB
Moderator: C. Jaeger
1:00 pm
Interactive Surgeon Panel Discussion
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1:40 pm
Benefits of Orthotics Post TJA and for Knee and Hip OA
C. Dombroski
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2:00 pm
Nutrition Break
Moderator: T. Vasarhelyi
2:20 pm
Total Joint Replacement Wound Dressing and Closures
B. Dorland
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2:40 pm
Advanced Imaging Insights On the Tipping Point of Joint Failure
H. Atkinson
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3:00 pm
Closing Remarks
Hayden Atkinson PT, PhD
Western University, London Health Sciences Centre
Steve DiCiaccia PT, MSc, FCAMPT
Canadian Center for Activity and Aging, Western University
Colin Dombroski C.Ped, PhD
Sole Science
Brandon Dorland BScN, MN, NP-PHC
London Health Sciences Centre, University Hospital
Allison Francis PT, BHK, MPT, DPT
ReActive Physiotherapy, London, Ontario
Jamie Howard MD, FRCSC
London Health Sciences Centre, University Hospital
Michael Lukacs PT, PhD
London Health Sciences Centre
Steven MacDonald, MD, FRCSC London Health Sciences Centre, University Hospital
Matthew Mutsaers MSW, RSW
London Trauma Therapy
Doug Naudie MD, FRCSC
London Health Sciences Centre, University Hospital
Sanjeev Sharma MD, FRCSC
Ottawa Orthopaedic Centre
Ted Vasarhelyi MD, FRCSC
London Health Sciences Centre, University Hospital
