VIRTUAL SAM SIMMONDS - May 7th 2021
This year’s Meeting is sadly curtailed for obvious reasons. Kingston will host in 2022.
The ISCP for Trainee Assessment is changing from August 2021. All you need to know as a Consultant Trainer will be covered by the BOA Accredited TOES Course, which can be done at home over Easter, with just a 2-hour web-session on the Simmonds Day. Normally you’d have a 2 day course to attend, so this format is highly beneficial!
Consultants: You do need to Register to complete this Course (and do the homework):
https://www.boa.ac.uk/events/regional-virtual-training-orthopaedic-educational-supervisors-v-toes-3.html
This Training session is free and you will be pleased to hear that the new Multi-Consultant Report is based around Training as an Apprenticeship.
If you are not going to take advantage of the vTOES Course, you can listen instead to a brief introduction to the MCR between cups of coffee. (Trainees and Consultants).
Program
0830 Registrar Papers – Session 1
0915 Coffee
0930 Curriculum Update and the Multi-Consultant Report
OR (vTOES Session for those Registered for that, via BOA)
1130 Coffee
1145 Registrar Papers Session 2
1230 Training Program Director Updates
Prizes
1245 Close
Posters are available for viewing throughout the Meeting
0830: Papers – Session One
MUA following major knee surgery. Is virtual physiotherapy effective?
S. Abbott
The Anterior-Posterior Stability of Partial, Combined Partial and Total Knee Arthroplasty
A. Garner
Use radiography rarely, not routinely, for hip hemi-arthroplasty
L. Maling
Pooled waiting lists for primary hip and knee arthroplasty: Are the outcomes inferior to a named consultant list?
C. Peake
0915: coffee
0930: vTOES if Registered via BOA OR Multi-Consultant Report
11.30: coffee
11.45: Papers – Session Two
Percutaneous strain reduction screws are a cost effective and reproducible method to treat long bone non-union
M. Bence
A video analysis of distal bicep tendon ruptures: challenging the traditionally accepted mechanism of injury
C. Jukes
Medial bicompartmental arthroplasty in patients with severe patellofemoral and medial compartment arthrosis: a gait analysis and patient satisfaction study
A. Garner
Radiation in Orthopaedic (RIO) Study: A national survey of UK orthopaedic surgeons
M. Raza
12.30: TPD update (brief!) Prizes
Finish 12.45
POSTERS
1. Patella resurfacing is not associated with a difference in Oxford knee scores after total knee arthroplasty
S Abbott, I Afzal, K Sarsam, N Clement, D F Kader, RE Field, S Radha
2. Staged or Simultaneous Bilateral Total Knee Arthroplasty
S. Radha, I. Afzal, L Al-Hilfi, D. Kader, RE. Field
3. A Multicentre Evaluation of Fibula Nail Outcomes in Lower Limb Fractures (MEFNO)
Maryam Ahmed1, Andrew Barrie1, Abilash Thimmegowda1, Arun Kozhikunnath1, Enis Guryel1
4. Pain score outcomes from surgical management of Degenerative Lumbar Spondylolisthesis.
James Bailey1, Paremain, Guy1. Thomas2, Mark. Oshba, Hesham2
5. Unrestricted immediate weight bearing does not affect complication rates after ankle fracture fixation
Elizabeth Jones 1, Gareth Chan 1, 2, Alastair Robertson 3, Efthymios Iliopoulos 4, Enis Guryel 4
6. Compartment Syndrome: A 10 Year Observational Study in a Trauma Unit
Richard Dimock, Lisi Hu, Ngwe Phyo
7. The use of Nottingham Hip Fracture score as a predictor of 1-year mortality risk for periprosthetic hip fractures
US Grewal1, R Bawale, B Singh, N Sandiford, S Samsani
8. Thumb CMCJ prosthetic total joint replacement: a systematic review
T Holme, M Karbowiak, J Clements, R Sharma, J Craik, N Ellahee
9. ‘The Promise of Patellar Plating - Can we do better than TBW for comminuted patella fractures?’
Joon Ha
10. Tension band wire vs Apex intramedullary fusion device for hand proximal interphalangeal joint arthrodesis
R. Kamble, R Mills, C. Williams
11. The role of the CARTIVA in Hallux Rigidus: Patient Reported Outcomes
A. Jain, C. O’Dowd-Booth, N. Jones and E. Dawe1
Please see attached copy of agenda and details of vTOES below
This year’s Meeting is sadly curtailed for obvious reasons. Kingston will host in 2022.
The ISCP for Trainee Assessment is changing from August 2021. All you need to know as a Consultant Trainer will be covered by the BOA Accredited TOES Course, which can be done at home over Easter, with just a 2-hour web-session on the Simmonds Day. Normally you’d have a 2 day course to attend, so this format is highly beneficial!
Consultants: You do need to Register to complete this Course (and do the homework):
https://www.boa.ac.uk/events/regional-virtual-training-orthopaedic-educational-supervisors-v-toes-3.html
This Training session is free and you will be pleased to hear that the new Multi-Consultant Report is based around Training as an Apprenticeship.
If you are not going to take advantage of the vTOES Course, you can listen instead to a brief introduction to the MCR between cups of coffee. (Trainees and Consultants).
Program
0830 Registrar Papers – Session 1
0915 Coffee
0930 Curriculum Update and the Multi-Consultant Report
OR (vTOES Session for those Registered for that, via BOA)
1130 Coffee
1145 Registrar Papers Session 2
1230 Training Program Director Updates
Prizes
1245 Close
Posters are available for viewing throughout the Meeting
0830: Papers – Session One
MUA following major knee surgery. Is virtual physiotherapy effective?
S. Abbott
The Anterior-Posterior Stability of Partial, Combined Partial and Total Knee Arthroplasty
A. Garner
Use radiography rarely, not routinely, for hip hemi-arthroplasty
L. Maling
Pooled waiting lists for primary hip and knee arthroplasty: Are the outcomes inferior to a named consultant list?
C. Peake
0915: coffee
0930: vTOES if Registered via BOA OR Multi-Consultant Report
11.30: coffee
11.45: Papers – Session Two
Percutaneous strain reduction screws are a cost effective and reproducible method to treat long bone non-union
M. Bence
A video analysis of distal bicep tendon ruptures: challenging the traditionally accepted mechanism of injury
C. Jukes
Medial bicompartmental arthroplasty in patients with severe patellofemoral and medial compartment arthrosis: a gait analysis and patient satisfaction study
A. Garner
Radiation in Orthopaedic (RIO) Study: A national survey of UK orthopaedic surgeons
M. Raza
12.30: TPD update (brief!) Prizes
Finish 12.45
POSTERS
1. Patella resurfacing is not associated with a difference in Oxford knee scores after total knee arthroplasty
S Abbott, I Afzal, K Sarsam, N Clement, D F Kader, RE Field, S Radha
2. Staged or Simultaneous Bilateral Total Knee Arthroplasty
S. Radha, I. Afzal, L Al-Hilfi, D. Kader, RE. Field
3. A Multicentre Evaluation of Fibula Nail Outcomes in Lower Limb Fractures (MEFNO)
Maryam Ahmed1, Andrew Barrie1, Abilash Thimmegowda1, Arun Kozhikunnath1, Enis Guryel1
4. Pain score outcomes from surgical management of Degenerative Lumbar Spondylolisthesis.
James Bailey1, Paremain, Guy1. Thomas2, Mark. Oshba, Hesham2
5. Unrestricted immediate weight bearing does not affect complication rates after ankle fracture fixation
Elizabeth Jones 1, Gareth Chan 1, 2, Alastair Robertson 3, Efthymios Iliopoulos 4, Enis Guryel 4
6. Compartment Syndrome: A 10 Year Observational Study in a Trauma Unit
Richard Dimock, Lisi Hu, Ngwe Phyo
7. The use of Nottingham Hip Fracture score as a predictor of 1-year mortality risk for periprosthetic hip fractures
US Grewal1, R Bawale, B Singh, N Sandiford, S Samsani
8. Thumb CMCJ prosthetic total joint replacement: a systematic review
T Holme, M Karbowiak, J Clements, R Sharma, J Craik, N Ellahee
9. ‘The Promise of Patellar Plating - Can we do better than TBW for comminuted patella fractures?’
Joon Ha
10. Tension band wire vs Apex intramedullary fusion device for hand proximal interphalangeal joint arthrodesis
R. Kamble, R Mills, C. Williams
11. The role of the CARTIVA in Hallux Rigidus: Patient Reported Outcomes
A. Jain, C. O’Dowd-Booth, N. Jones and E. Dawe1
Please see attached copy of agenda and details of vTOES below
| simmonds_program_2021.pdf |
| simmonds_2021_agenda_final.docx |
