The International Hip Society Supplements 2025

Description

In this engaging episode of the BJJ podcast hosted by Andrew Duckworth, listeners are welcomed back as the team aims to highlight some of the exceptional work published by authors in the Bone & Joint Journal (BJJ). Joined by Professor Fares Haddad, the Editor-in-Chief at BJJ, the discussion centers around the May and June supplements featuring 26 highlighted papers from the International Hip Society meeting held in Athens in 2024.



The conversation covers the history and purpose of the International Hip Society, detailing its 50-year journey in promoting advancements in hip surgery and facilitating the exchange of ideas among top experts in the field. Key topics discussed include the benefits of collaboration between the society and the journal, ensuring the dissemination of high-quality research to a broad readership.



Both hosts explore notable papers from the supplements, ranging from innovations in hip preservation, periprosthetic fractures to advancements in infection management within the context of hip surgeries. Key findings emphasize the impact of highly cross-linked polyethylene, the relationship between stem types and periprosthetic fracture incidents, and the future implications of robotics in hip surgery. The episode not only provides insights into ongoing trends in orthopaedic research but also underscores the importance of robust peer-review processes that maintain the journal's high publication standards.



Listeners are encouraged to engage with the ongoing research and discussions around hip surgery, especially concerning the upcoming developments in robotics and the challenges posed by periprosthetic fractures. Throughout the podcast, the groundwork laid for future discussions on advancements in hip surgery is evident, highlighting the continuous evolution of practices that ultimately enhance patient outcomes.