Interviews in orthopedics
This section features insights from international leading experts and faculty members of the PCO Course where they share their perspectives on the latest advancements, techniques, and challenges in orthopedics.
Benoit Benoit from Montreal, Canada, discusses the PCO 2024 pre-course, which focused on non-surgical topics such as hospital administration.
Joan Carles Monllau Garcia and Edoardo Monaco discuss the ESSKA pre-course cadaver lab, highlighting it as an excellent opportunity for young physicians to enhance their skills under the guidance of experienced faculties.
Sébastien Parratte provides an overview of the PCO pre-course, which concentrated on non-surgical subjects and highlighted the importance of developing soft skills.
How do robotics enhance orthopedic surgery? What benefits and drawbacks do they present, and how might they transform your practice? Join Fares Haddad for an engaging discussion on this topic at PCO 2024.
How do robotics enhance orthopedic surgery? What unique advantages do they bring to total knee replacements compared to partial knee replacements or total hip replacements? Join Sébastien Lustig for an in-depth virtual fellowship on this cutting-edge topic at PCO 2024 on June 6, 2024, at 9:55 AM.
Régis Pailhé shares his experience attending the first edition of the PCO course, with a special emphasis on the virtual fellowship that offers a unique opportunity to learn from diverse experts hailing from various countries.
Francesco Benazzo believes that new technologies, particularly robotic surgery, hold great promise in enhancing surgical control. By collecting data and experience, we can continue to advance in this field.
Jenaro Fernández-Valencia discusses a recent surgical technique or innovation in orthopedic surgery that has demonstrated remarkable enhancements in patient outcomes: The application of cement for stabilizing loosened stems
Sébastien Parratte shares his impressions about the innovative congress format provided by PCO for the orthopedics community.
Peter Verdonk shares his vision for the future of orthopedics, emphasizing the importance of enhancing patient care through the precise alignment of suitable procedures with individual patients.
