The conference, which included a welcome from the medical director of Santa Caterina Hospital, Mireia Bosch, served as a platform for scientific updates and experience exchange among healthcare professionals interested in advances in knee prosthetic surgery.
The program explored aspects such as biomechanics, joint stability, treatment personalization, and the integration of new technologies. Topics covered included the Medial Pivot philosophy, mid-flexion stability, expectations of young patients, technological tools applied to surgery, complex cases, revision surgeries, and experience in outpatient surgery with total knee replacement.
The meeting concluded with the presentation of clinical cases, an open Q&A session, and practical workshops using phantoms, focusing on kinematic alignment and augmented reality, aiming to improve surgical outcomes.
The IAS emphasizes that continuous training, innovation, and healthcare excellence are fundamental pillars of its commitment to healthcare quality. Conferences like this contribute to updating professionals' knowledge, fostering the transfer of innovation into clinical practice, and driving continuous improvement in care processes, translating knowledge into patient benefit.
The IAS thanks the Traumatology team of Santa Caterina Hospital for their involvement in the organization and Palex for their support.
