Showtime degenerative knee

Knee
Degenerative disease

This session focuses on revisions, robotics, and cutting-edge approaches to manage degenerative knee pathologies

You'll see a total knee arthroplasty (TKA) revision with Ran Schwarzkopf, who will share valuable tips and tricks for implant removal

Philip Winnock de Grave will present the concept of inverse Kinematic Alignment (iKA), a tibia-preserving philosophy. Early clinical outcomes at 1 and 2 years already show a significant advantage of iKA over mechanical alignment, especially in varus knees. 

Philippe Van Overschelde will provide insights into 20-year outcomes of the medial pivot knee, with data on implant stability and personalized alignment. 

Finally, Anders Troelsen will emphasize why robust data and science are essential in knee arthroplasty: to preserve good outcomes, prevent failures, and guide clinical decision-making. 

Sébastien Lustig
Lyon, FRANCE
Hospices Civils de Lyon
Sébastien Parratte
International Knee & Joint Centre, Abu Dhabi, UAE
Course Director

Dr. Sebastien Parratte (MD, PhD) is a French Orthopaedic surgeon. Internationally recognized leader in his field. After completing his training in France and USA at the world-renowned, Mayo Clinic, he became one of the youngest professors of Orthopaedic Surgery in France.

He completed more than 5000 primary knee and hip arthroplasties and more than 700 revision arthroplasties with complex bone defects. He also specialized in complex cases such as post-traumatic cases, complex deformities as well as arthroplasties in young active patients.

Pr. Parratte has a particular interest on computer-assisted surgery and he is now the only European involved in the design team of a new surgical robot for knee arthroplasty.

On the sport medicine side, Pr. Parratte was the surgeon of the pro Ligue 1 team of Bastia during 4 years, taking care of all the professional football players knee and hip injuries including ACL and meniscal problems.

He invented a new patient-specific custom jig osteotomy system to correct complex deformities or optimize the management of early arthritis of the knee.

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