The Hip Surgery Masterclass

Course Title: The Hip Surgery Masterclass

Please note all topics/speakers are subject to change.

Overview

The Hip Surgery Masterclass Webinar Series

A practical, case-based programme for emerging hip surgeons

The transition from senior trainee or fellow to independent consultant practice is one of the most challenging stages in an orthopaedic surgeon’s career. For surgeons developing a specialist interest in young adult hip pathology, complex primary arthroplasty and revision hip surgery, structured educational opportunities remain limited.

The Hip Surgery Masterclass Webinar Series has been developed to address this gap. Built around real cases drawn from complex hip decision-making forums across the world, the series will provide practical, interactive teaching on all aspects of hip surgery.

Who should attend?

This series is aimed at senior orthopaedic trainees, post-CCT fellows and early-career consultants with an interest in hip surgery. It will also be relevant to consultants within the first 10 years of practice who wish to consolidate their approach to complex hip reconstruction.

Why attend?

This is not a conventional lecture series. Each webinar will focus on real-world cases and the evidence than underpins decision making.

Attendees will benefit from:

  • Case-based learning from real complex hip cases
  • International expert faculty
  • Practical, evidence-based approaches to decision-making
  • Interactive panel debate and audience participation
  • Virtual delivery, with planned on-demand access via BJJ Education / Orthomedia

Why this series is different

This programme brings together a global faculty of leading hip surgeons in a structured, longitudinal format focused on how experts think, plan and operate when cases are difficult. It is designed to build confidence, improve decision-making and support the development of the next generation of complex hip surgeons.

Agenda

All times are Eastern.

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10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

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10:00 - 11:00 a.m.

Session Sub-title 2

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11:00 - 12:00 midday

Session Sub-title 3

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12:00 - 1:00 p.m.

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10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

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10:00 - 11:00 a.m.

Session Sub-title 2

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11:00 - 12:00 midday

Session Sub-title 3

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12:00 - 1:00 p.m.

Course contents

Session 1 – 10 Sept 2026: Neck of Femur and Head Fractures

Session 2 – 24 Sept 2026: Atypical Fractures

Session 3 – 8 Oct 2026: Acetabular Fractures: Fix and Replace, Fixation, Cone

Session 4 – 22 Oct 2026: Periprosthetic Fractures

Session 5 – 5 Nov 2026: Failed Fixation of Proximal Femoral Fractures

Session 6 – 19 Nov 2026: BJJ Biostats/Registry Talk

Session 7 – 3 Dec 2026: Greater Trochanteric Pain/Abductor Pathology

Session 8 – 17 Dec 2026: FAI and Labral Pathology

Session 9 – 14 Jan 2027: Dysplasia

Session 10 – 28 Jan 2027: Sports Injuries (stress fractures, ligament injuries such as hamstring and adductor tendinosis, ilio-psoas pain, snapping fascia lata, pre arthritis management, bursitis, piriformis syndrome)

Session 11 – 11 Feb 2027: Rotational Deformities

Session 12 – 25 Feb 2027: Borderline Hip: Preservation vs Arthroplasty

Session 13 – 11 Mar 2027: Pre-Op Planning in Complex Primary (assessment, templating, optimisation, robotics etc)

Session 14 – 25 Mar 2027: Primary THR in dysplasia and acetabular abnormalities

Session 15 – 8 Apr 2027: Complex Femoral Anatomy

Session 16 – 22 Apr 2027: High Risk Primaries (obesity, frailty, NM disorders, spinopelvic disorders)

Session 17 – 6 May 2027: Primary THR in stiff, ankylosed or post-traumatic hip

Session 18 – 20 May 2027: Case Discussions

Session 19 – 3 Jun 2027: Revision Planning and Principle

Session 20 – 17 Jun 2027: Acetabular Revision

Session 21 – 1 Jul 2027: Femoral Revision

Session 22 – 15 Jul 2027: Infection Management (DAIR, Single & Two-Stage)

Session 23 – 29 Jul 2027: Instability

Session 24 – 12 Aug 2027: Complications & Case Discussions

Information

The Hip Surgery Masterclass - Programme Overview

The series will comprise 24 webinars delivered across four themed sections:

1. Trauma

Neck of femur and femoral head fractures, atypical fractures, acetabular fractures, periprosthetic fractures, failed fixation of proximal femoral fractures, and registry/biostatistical evidence.

2. Non-Arthroplasty Hip Pathology

Greater trochanteric pain and abductor pathology, FAI and labral pathology, dysplasia, sports-related hip conditions, rotational deformities, and the borderline hip.

3. Complex Primary Arthroplasty

Preoperative planning, acetabular abnormalities, complex femoral anatomy, high-risk primary THR, stiff or ankylosed hips, post-traumatic hips and case discussions.

4. Revision Arthroplasty

Revision planning, acetabular and femoral revision, infection management, instability, complications and complex revision case discussions.

If you are unable to attend a session live, all registrants will receive on-demand access to session recordings following each event. A CPD/CME certificate will be issued electronically following participation of the course.

Fees

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