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Basic Ilizarov Method course

The course will consist of didactic and an opportunity to discuss cases with the faculty. Particular attention will be paid to the issues that arise when dealing with patients who have a circular fixator. These will be addressed via dedicated tutorial and practical workshops.

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Convenors

  • Simon Britten, Leeds Teaching Hospitals
  • Mick Dennison, Northern General Hospital, Sheffield
  • Jonathan McGregor-Riley, Northen General Hospital, Sheffield
  • Simon Royston, Northen General Hospital, Sheffield

Faculty

  • Hemant Sharma, Hull
  • Suhail Khan, Manchester
  • Nikos Giotakis, Liverpool
  • Deepa Bose, Birmingham
  • Maria Vincent, Sheffield
  • Nicky Glossop, Sheffield
  • Ed Mills, Leeds

Level

The Basic Ilizarov Method course is a multi-disciplinary course, aimed at orthopaedic surgery trainees CT2-ST6, and professions allied to medicine, including nursing staff and physiotherapists. 

Content

The faculty are knowledgeable and highly experienced Ilizarov users. The course covers the history of the Ilizarov Method; basic principles of wires, pins, rings and frame construction, frame dynamisation and removal; acute fracture management with fine wire fixators, particularly tibial plateau and pilon fractures, open fractures, and segmental fractures; an introduction to distraction osteogenesis; the management of complications of trauma including malunion, non-union and bone infection; and a brief introduction to the Taylor Spatial Frame. Other topics covered include evidence-based pinsite care, physiotherapy for the frame patient, and the Ilizarov Method in children's orthopaedics. The course builds on the basics of ex-fix from the RCS Current Concepts in External Fixation course convened by the same group.

Additional Information

The course fee include course materials, lunches and refreshments. Delegates will need to arrange their own accommodation.

Nurses/Physios

£100

Surgeons

£200

Course Dinner

£20 (if you wish to attend the course dinner please include an extra £20)

Cancellation Policy

Within 3 weeks a 100% cancellation fee will apply. We will accept name changes at no extra cost.

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