Abstract Notification and Presenting 2024
Abstract Notification
Abstract authors will receive notification regarding their submission by End -July. Please be aware that notification will be sent to the email address of the presenting author. All presenting authors must register to attend Congress in order to present their abstract as a podium presentation.
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Oral presentation
All accepted podium authors will be required to present their abstract live at the BOA Annual Congress 17th - 20th September. Please ensure you register to attend the event.
Please see a guidance document below that may assist in your preparation.
Revalidation Speaker Guidance
Exhibition Open
Exhibition
Exhibition Open
9am – 7.30pm BST, 17 September 2024 ‐ 10 hours 30 mins
Exhibition
Abstract Presentations - General Orthopaedics
Free Paper
Abstract Presentations - General Orthopaedics
10.30am – 12pm BST, 17 September 2024 ‐ 1 hour 30 mins
Free Paper
[Session not recorded]
Abstract & Innovation Theatre
Chairs: Usman Ahmed and Rajesh Nanda
10:35 - 10:42 (186) Comparison of Mechanical Properties of Nonridged Versus Ridged Backslabs in Lower Limb Fractures Maaz Gul
10:43 - 10:50 (207) Artificial Intelligence Risk Prediction in Arthroplasty; a Dual Centre Trial of OpenPredictor, a Machine Learning Tool for Predicting Post Operative Complications Chris Woodward
10:51 - 10:58 (279) Review of the post-operative outcomes of lower limb arthroplasty patients to assess feasibility of patient initiated follow up for a district general hospital Alice Luesley
10:59 - 11:06 (329) A national multicentre study of outcomes and patient satisfaction with the virtual fracture clinic and the influence of the COVID-19 pandemic: The MAVCOV study Zhan Ng
11:07 - 11:14 (364) Impact of sarcopenia on perioperative blood transfusion: a systematic review and meta-analysis Liang Xiong
11:15 - 11:22 (376) Clinical results of a novel synthetic biomimetic scaffold for iliac crest defect reconstruction during pelvic fusion for treatment of pelvic girdle pain: A first-in-human trial Peter Giannoudis
11:23 - 11:30 (500) Implemented digital preoperative pathways for elective surgery; feasibility, usability & fiscal impact Frank Davis
11:31 - 11:38 (742) The Impact of pre-operative HbA1c on readmission rate, pain management and post operative complications in arthroplasty Bridget Melley
11:39 - 11:46 (847) Factors influencing 30-day readmission rate and return to theatre rate due to surgical causes in following primary total hip arthroplasty Nuthan Jagadeesh
Product Theatre - Johnson & Johnson MedTech
Sponsored - Innovation Theatre
Product Theatre - Johnson & Johnson MedTech
12.55pm – 1.25pm BST, 17 September 2024 ‐ 30 mins
Sponsored - Innovation Theatre
[Session not recorded]
Enhancing Patient Outcomes in THA and TKA: Successes of a Multidisciplinary Surgical Incision Bundle from Oxford University Hospital
Speaker: Abtin Alvand
Session Overview: Join us as Mr. Abtin Alvand presents the outcomes from Total Hip Arthroplasty (THA) and Total Knee Arthroplasty (TKA). This session will delve into the successes of a multidisciplinary surgical incision bundle implemented at Oxford University Hospital, showcasing how these innovative practices have significantly enhanced patient outcomes.
Why Attend?
- Expert Insights: Gain valuable knowledge from a leading expert in the field.
- Best Practices: Discover the latest advancements in surgical incision management.
We also invite you to visit our stand at the BOA Congress in Birmingham. Experience the full strength of our unified J&J MedTech brand firsthand at Stand 33.
Speakers
Abstract Presentations - Shoulder & Elbow
Free Paper
Abstract Presentations - Shoulder & Elbow
4.50pm – 6.20pm BST, 17 September 2024 ‐ 1 hour 30 mins
Free Paper
[Session not recorded]
Abstract & Innovation Theatre
Chairs: Harvinder Singh and Radhakant Pandey
16:45 - 16:51 (18) Medium-Term Outcomes Following Stemless Anatomic Total Shoulder Replacement; Clinical And Radiological Findings (Minimum 5 Year Follow-Up) James Dixon
16:52 - 16:58 (230) Risk of revision in metal compared to ceramic humeral head total shoulder arthroplasty and hemiarthroplasty Andrew Davies
16:59 - 17:05 (231) Factors influencing patient decision making to undergo shoulder arthroplasty: A qualitative interview study Andrew Davies
17:06 - 17:12 (241) The Inlay Structure Can Improve Bone Graft Stability in Bristow Procedure Guoqing Cui
17:13 - 17:19 (294) Medium term survivorship of elbow hemiarthroplasty: A case series with minimum 5-year follow-up Vipul Patel
17:20 - 17:26 (336) Clinical outcomes of stemless anatomic Total Shoulder Arthroplasty (TSA) in the retroverted glenoid and comparison with TSA in the non-retroverted glenoid Ajay Goel
17:27 - 17:33 (393) Development and external validation of a prediction model for serious adverse events after primary shoulder replacement: a prospective cohort study using linked national data from England and Denmark Epaminondas Valsamis
17:34 - 17:40 (626) Epidemiology of Primary Elbow Osteoarthritis and the effectiveness of Conservative and Debridement treatment on elbow function Gina Penswick
17:41 - 17:47 (693) Clinical Outcome Following Medial Epicondylectomy Abdus Burahee
17:48 - 17:54 (711) Functional Outcome Comparison of Operative versus Non-operative Management in Fracture Dislocation of the Elbow: A Retrospective Case Series Analysis Richard Doxey
17:55 - 18:01 (745) Patient-reported Functional Outcomes in Displaced Acromioclavicular Joint Injuries: Early Versus Late Operative Intervention Nikita Minhas
18:02 - 18:08 (752) Prosthetic Joint Infections in Shoulder & Elbow (PRISE): an evaluation of microorganisms in periprosthetic shoulder and elbow joint infections across the United Kingdom Nicholas Wei
18:09 - 18:15 (776) Custom Distal Humeral Replacement With Locked Flange To Manage Massive Distal Humeral Bone Loss In Re-Revision Total Elbow Arthroplasty Mohammed Nebal Shaath
18:15 - 18:21 (783) Reverse shoulder arthroplasty for proximal humeral fracture. Does repair of both tuberosities improve healing and prevent tuberosity migration? Mohamed Elmeligy
Exhibition Open
Exhibition
Exhibition Open
7.45am – 6pm BST, 18 September 2024 ‐ 10 hours 15 mins
Exhibition
Abstract Presentations - Trauma
Free Paper
Abstract Presentations - Trauma
8.30am – 10am BST, 18 September 2024 ‐ 1 hour 30 mins
Free Paper
[Session not recorded]
Abstract & Innovation Theatre
Chair: Xavier Griffin
08:35 - 08:41 (246) The incidence of subsequent contralateral hip fracture and factors associated with increased risk: the IMPACT Contralateral Fracture Study Robert Kay
08:42 - 08:48 (324) Prevalence of complications in older adults after hip fracture surgery: a systematic review and meta-analysis En Lin Goh
08:49 - 08:55 (325) Complication profile of hip fracture patients treated with arthroplasty En Lin Goh
08:56 - 09:02 (326) Complication profile of hip fracture patients treated with internal fixation En Lin Goh
09:03 - 09:09 (422) Operative Management of Peri-Prosthetic Fractures after THR – 10 yrs study of DGH experience Dhamotharan Kamatchi
09:10 - 19:16 (607) The Nottingham Hip Fracture Score - Beyond the Hip Lalasa Bommireddy
09:17 - 09:23 (686) Are short nails equally effective to long nails in the management of subtrochanteric femoral fractures? A meta-analysis Amr Selim
09:24 - 09:30 (709) The HUmeral Shaft Fracture FIXation (HU-FIX) Study: A Prospective Randomised Trial of Operative Versus Non-Operative Management of Fractures of the Humeral Diaphysis William Oliver
09:31 - 09:37 (763) Mortality from Tibial Shaft Fractures in the Elderly (MTFE) – A Retrospective Multicentre Study of Management Outcomes Amr Selim
09:38 - 09:44 (768) Comparative Safety Analysis of SPAIRE and Anterolateral Approaches for Hip Hemiarthroplasty: A Matched Case-Control Study Caroline Tijole
Abstract Presentations - Quality Improvement
Free Paper
Abstract Presentations - Quality Improvement
10.30am – 12pm BST, 18 September 2024 ‐ 1 hour 30 mins
Free Paper
[Session not recorded]
Abstract & Innovation Theatre
Chairs: Joanna Maggs and Ashtin Doorgakant
10:35 - 10:42 (96) Staff education compared with active real-time waste segregation to reduce the environmental impact of hip and knee arthroplasty: a multicentre study Rohan Prakash
10:43 - 10:50 (197) Comparing Shared Decision-Making of consent taken digitally vs paper in orthopaedics surgery David Wong
10:51 - 10:58 (260) Understanding Length of Stay After Revision Knee Replacement: Experience of a Major Revision Centre Joe Dixon
10:59 - 11:06 (280) Comparative Analysis of Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) versus Manual Data Analysis in Orthopaedic Patient Data Irrum Afzal
11:07 - 11:14 (282) Post operative bloods in ASA grade 1 and 2 patients undergoing primary elective THA and TKA - Is it really necessary? (A single centre retrospective study at Wrightington Hospital) Reuben C Johnson
11:15 - 11:22 (291) The incidence and clinical significance of incidental findings seen on pre-operative CT planning scans for hip and knee arthroplasty surgery: the identification of unknown pathology Iain Rankin
11:23 - 11:30 (299) Optimising Joint Arthroplasty Care: Benefits Of Implementing A New Short Stay Total Hip And Knee Arthroplasty Pathway, A £1.5 Million Yearly Cost-Saving Benjamin Bloch
11:31 - 11:38 (702) Using The Nottingham Hip Fracture Score To Predict Mortality After Fragility Distal Femur Fractures: A Multi-Centre Study Meet Vaghela
11:39 - 11:46 (748) Developing an orthopaedic data consult service: using electronic healthcare data to generate rapid reproducible results in 2.3 million patients Jennifer Lane
11:47 - 11:54 (774) Stakeholder Prioritisation Preferences for Individuals Awaiting Hip and Knee Arthroplasty: The PATHWAY (PrioritisAtion of THose aWaiting hip and knee ArthroplastY) Study Luke Farrow
Bioventus
Sponsored - Innovation Theatre
Bioventus
1.30pm – 2pm BST, 18 September 2024 ‐ 30 mins
Sponsored - Innovation Theatre
[Session not recorded]
Essentials in Hard-to-Heal Fracture Management
Chair: Dr Andrew Harrison
Essentials in Hard to Heal Fracture Management is ideal for medical professionals seeking to expand their expertise in contemporary fracture care and improve patient outcomes. Enhance your understanding of the biology of fracture healing, including primary and secondary processes, and gain practical knowledge on managing complex fractures; fracture healing mechanisms; and patient selection criteria for the EXOGEN® Ultrasound Bone Healing System.
The presenters will review clinical data and case studies from diverse patient demographics, allowing you to compare nonsurgical options and surgical interventions. Additionally, you will discover state-of-the-art techniques and best practices in fracture management, focusing on treating septic and at-risk fractures and exploring holistic approaches for hard-to-heal cases. A highlight will be the introduction of the new LIPUS (low-intensity pulsed ultrasound) national registry. Attendees will learn how to participate in the registry, contributing to and benefiting from a comprehensive database that aims to improve fracture treatment outcomes.
Speakers
Ansar Mahmood
Consultant Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgeon, President of The British Trauma Society, Research Lead for Orthopaedic Trauma & The Major Trauma Service, University Hospital Birmingham
Abstract Presentations - Paediatrics & Recruit, Sustain, Retain
Free Paper
Abstract Presentations - Paediatrics & Recruit, Sustain, Retain
2.30pm – 4pm BST, 18 September 2024 ‐ 1 hour 30 mins
Free Paper
[Session not recorded]
Abstract & Innovation Theatre
Chairs: Mohamed Sabouni and Laura Deriu
14:35 - 14:42 (34) Shenton’s line in DDH: useful or useless? Richard Connell
14:43 - 14:50 (104) Clinical consensus recommendations for the non-surgical treatment of Perthes’ Disease in the UK Adam Galloway
14:51 - 14:58 (457) The effect of pre-bending elastic nails on radiological malunion, time to union and full pro-supination following paediatric forearm fractures Ben Doughty
14:59 - 15:06 (474) Burosumab Reduces the Need for Hemiepiphysiodesis in Hypophosphataemic Rickets Kelvin Miu
15:07 - 15:14 (566) The effect of socioeconomic status on DDH screening programs and treatment outcomes Arwel Poacher
15:15 - 15:22 (610) The Remodelling Potential of IHDI GRADE II DDH Hips Following “Successful’ Pavlik Harness Treatment Mohammed Nebal Shaath
15:23 - 15:30 (794) Exploring the Long-Term Efficacy of Modified Dunn Osteotomy for Severe SCFE: The Birmingham Experience Balakumar Balasubramanian
15:31 - 15:38 (817) Can artificial intelligence outperform clinicians in interpreting newborn hip screening ultrasounds? Pilot study with external validation results Abhinav Singh
15:39 - 15:46 (26) Gender Diversity in the National Joint Registry Laura Casey
15:47 - 15:54 (240) Comparison of Orthopaedic Specialty Registrar training opportunities in Trusts with and without an elective surgical hub: a review of administrative data Elizabeth Ojelade
15:55 - 16:01 (504) The Surgeon Personality Type: does it exist in orthopaedic consultants and does it change with length of service? Irrum Afzal
Product Theatre - GetMet by Ortotec Finland
Sponsored - Innovation Theatre
Product Theatre - GetMet by Ortotec Finland
4pm – 4.30pm BST, 18 September 2024 ‐ 30 mins
Sponsored - Innovation Theatre
[Session not recorded]
GetMet; A Metal Detector for Clinical Use
Chair: Leo Osterback
Metallic particles, such as screws, wires and other foreign metal bodies in soft tissue and bone can sometimes be a real problem. Sometimes these particles get under the skin accidentally, sometimes intentionally, for instance in fracture treatment. The only method generally available for detecting these metallic particles is the X-ray, which can be costly inconvenient and exposes the patient and the personnel to radiation.
GetMet is a perfect solution. It is an extremely handy device, suitable for detecting all types of metal, including titanium and rust proof metals. In first aid it is suitable for removing metal objects, such as bullets, splinters, nails, metal chips and pins from the body. It can also be used in deeper surgery, for instance in carrying out a laparotomy or a thoracotomy.
Speakers
Abstract Presentations - Knee
Free Paper
Abstract Presentations - Knee
4.30pm – 6pm BST, 18 September 2024 ‐ 1 hour 30 mins
Free Paper
[Session not recorded]
Abstract & Innovation Theatre
Chairs: Alasdair Santini and Leela Biant
16:35 - 16:42 (43) Allograft Subtypes in Revision Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis Yuvraj Chhabra
16:43 - 16:50 (47) The Utility Of MRI In Traumatic Patella And Quadriceps Tendon Injuries Joshua Lorimer
16:51 - 16:58 (88) The Biomechanics Of Lateral Unicompartmental Knee Replacement: Near-Normal Anterior-Posterior Stability And Extensor Mechanism Efficiency Amy Garner
16:59 - 17:06 (89) Lateral Unicompartmental Knee Replacement: Nearer Normal Gait Characteristics At Top Walking Speeds And Higher Patient Satisfaction Compared To Total Knee Replacement Amy Garner
17:07 - 17:14 (95) Articular Cartilage Regeneration with Autologous Peripheral Blood Stem Cells and Adjuvant Hyaluronic Acid: An Animal Study in Sheep Model Yan Chang Saw
17:15 - 17:22 (103) The Impact of Cartilage Defect Location on Knee Kinematics and Gait Gwenllian Tawy
17:23 - 17:30 (237) Genicular Artery Embolisation as a Minimally Invasive Intervention to Manage Patients with Mild-Moderate Osteoarthritis of the Knee – Setting up a New Innovative Service for Welsh Patients Satish Rohra
17:31 - 17:38 (270) The effect of component size on the revision rate of Unicompartmental Knee Replacement. A study of over 50,000 knee replacements from the National Joint Registry Hasan Mohammad
17:39 - 17:46 (271) A matched comparison of the implant and functional outcomes of cemented and cementless Unicompartmental Knee Replacements. A study from the National Joint Registry of over 14,000 joint replacements Hasan Mohammad
17:47 - 17:54 (272) The effect of surgeon caseload and usage on the patient reported outcome measures following Unicompartmental Knee Replacement. A study from the National Joint Registry and Hospital Episode Statistics Hasan Mohammad
17:55 - 18:01 (384) Reasons for cancellation of total knee replacement surgery in the UK Josh Lamb
Exhibition Open
Exhibition
Exhibition Open
7.45am – 4.15pm BST, 19 September 2024 ‐ 8 hours 30 mins
Exhibition
Abstract Presentations - Knee
Free Paper
Abstract Presentations - Knee
8.30am – 10am BST, 19 September 2024 ‐ 1 hour 30 mins
Free Paper
[Session not recorded]
Abstract & Innovation Theatre
Chairs: Oday Al Dadah and Divya Prakash
08:35 - 08:42 (309) Assessing the Risk of Iatrogenic Peroneal Nerve Injury in Inside-out Lateral Meniscal Repair Between Standard vs. Arthrscopic MRIs Chaiwat Chuaychoonsakoon
08:43 - 08:50 (328) Does Listing Isolated ACL Repairs as Low Priority Lead to Subsequent Meniscal Pathology? Matthew Bellamy
08:51 - 08:58 (339) Unexpected Positive Cultures in Aseptic Revision Hip and Knee Arthroplasty: Prevalence and Outcomes at Mid-term Follow-up Babar Kayani
08:59 - 09:06 (359) The impact of cartilage status on function and survival of a meniscal allograft transplant (MAT): A cohort study exploring the effect of cartilage status on the survival of the allograft and patient reported outcome measures Chetan Khatri
09:07 - 09:14
09:15 - 09:22 (642) Lateral extra-articular tenodesis in the skeletally immature: Is there a “safe zone”? A novel 3D MRI study Pradyumna Raval
09:23 - 09:30 (700) Effectiveness of Autologous Conditioned Plasma in Patients with Knee Osteoarthritis: A Prospective Cohort Study Investigating Clinical and Cellular Outcomes Amr Selim
09:31 - 09:38 (728) The influence of CPAK classification changes on early postoperative outcomes after TKA Faseeh Zaidi
09:39 - 09:46 (782) ACL Reconstruction In Adolescents: Do Re-Rupture Rates Differ By Sex?: A Systematic Review Ryan Wong
09:47 - 09:54 (876) The relationship of surgical unit caseload on patient-relevant outcomes following first single stage revision total knee arthroplasty for infection - An analysis using the National Joint Registry dataset Alex Matthews
Bioventus
Sponsored - Innovation Theatre
Bioventus
10am – 10.30am BST, 19 September 2024 ‐ 30 mins
Sponsored - Innovation Theatre
Transforming OA Care: Can Orthobiological interventions postpone surgery in younger patients?
How can we address the large treatment gap in OA with the evidence available today? Osteoarthritis (OA) is a complex disease with no current disease-modifying treatments. However, new research is uncovering molecular changes in early-stage OA, guiding better intervention choices. While early OA can often be managed with weight loss and exercise, and severe OA with joint arthroplasty, there remains a treatment gap for moderate OA, especially in younger patients.
This session will delve into the current challenges and gaps in OA treatment, from both conservative and operative perspectives. We'll examine the impact of these gaps on clinical practice and patient outcomes and explore how emerging technologies might bridge them. With the NHS facing a growing waitlist for joint arthroplasty, we'll discuss how to best utilize existing treatments to manage this crisis.
Speakers
Jane Fitzpatrick
Specialist Sports and Exercise Medicine Physician. Medical Director and Commercial Leader South East APAC, Bioventus
Graham Walsh
Abstract Presentation - Tumours including Infection
Free Paper
Abstract Presentation - Tumours including Infection
10.30am – 12pm BST, 19 September 2024 ‐ 1 hour 30 mins
Free Paper
Abstract & Innovation Theatre
10:35 - 10:42 (226) Are all chondrosarcomas secondary? An evaluation of prior imaging and prodromal symptoms in presumed primary lesions Elspeth Murray
10:43 - 10:50 (476) The potential role of real-time genomic analysis of patients with musculoskeletal metastases from an unknown origin Nicholas Eastley
10:51 - 10:58 (598) Evaluation of the safety of primary excision biopsy for small indeterminate superficial soft tissue lesions Nicholas Eastley
10:59 - 11:06 (599) Northeast Orthopaedic Oncology Network (NEON) Audit: The Management Skeletal Metastasis Monketh Jaibaji
11:07 - 11:14 (637) Metastatic bone disease – is our care much to BOAST about? Rahul Geetala
11:15 - 11:22 (665) BritE StAr - British Early diagnosis in Sarcoma Audit Sophie Howles
11:23 - 11:30 (725) Does local recurrence of soft tissue sarcomas occur at the site with the closest primary surgical resection margin? William Beedham
11:31 - 11:38 (749) Effectiveness of abductor mechanism repair using GT washer in proximal femur replacements with endoprosthesis reconstruction Waleed Ahsan
11:39 - 11:46 (753) National Management of Tenosynovial Giant Cell Tumours of the Knee Thomas Ward
11:47 - 11:52 (831) A Review of Biopsy Techniques and Diagnostic Outcomes in Patients with Metastatic Bone Disease Thomas Ward
Product Theatre - Johnson & Johnson MedTech
Sponsored - Innovation Theatre
Product Theatre - Johnson & Johnson MedTech
1.15pm – 1.40pm BST, 19 September 2024 ‐ 25 mins
Sponsored - Innovation Theatre
[Session not recorded]
Best Practices for Wound Closure and Dressing Management in TKA & THA - Insights from an International Delphi Study
Speakers: Professor Tim Board and Ben Bloch
Speakers
Product Theatre - GetMet by Ortotec Finland
Sponsored - Innovation Theatre
Product Theatre - GetMet by Ortotec Finland
1.45pm – 2.15pm BST, 19 September 2024 ‐ 30 mins
Sponsored - Innovation Theatre
[Session not recorded]
Abstract & Innovation Theatre
Chair: Leo Osterback
Metallic particles, such as screws, wires and other foreign metal bodies in soft tissue and bone can sometimes be a real problem. Sometimes these particles get under the skin accidentally, sometimes intentionally, for instance in fracture treatment. The only method generally available for detecting these metallic particles is the X-ray, which can be costly inconvenient and exposes the patient and the personnel to radiation.
GetMet is a perfect solution. It is an extremely handy device, suitable for detecting all types of metal, including titanium and rust proof metals. In first aid it is suitable for removing metal objects, such as bullets, splinters, nails, metal chips and pins from the body. It can also be used in deeper surgery, for instance in carrying out a laparotomy or a thoracotomy
Abstract Presentations - Hip including infection
Free Paper
Abstract Presentations - Hip including infection
2.30pm – 4pm BST, 19 September 2024 ‐ 1 hour 30 mins
Free Paper
[Session not recorded]
Abstract & Innovation Theatre
14:35 - 14:42 (362) Intra-articular PRP (platelet-rich plasma) vs corticosteroids in the treatment of mild to moderate symptomatic Hip osteoarthritis: A prospective single blinded Randomised control Trial (RCT) Dhamotharan Kamatchi
14:43 - 14:50 (371) Comparative Analysis of Radiation Doses in Total Hip Arthroplasty: Evaluating Conventional, Navigation, and Robotic Modalities Ahmed Saad
14:51 - 14:58 (388) Reoperation in the year following hip fracture surgery doubles hospital costs: a nation-wide record-linkage study Petra Baji
14:59 - 15:06 (487) Delayed THR after acetabular fixation: 10 year experience in a UK major trauma centre Matthew Hague
15:07 - 15:14 (631) Effect of intra-operative capsular infiltration of Tranexamic Acid on incidence of Heterotopic Ossification in Total Hip Replacement: A Retrospective analysis Anurag Singh
15:15 - 15:22 (833) Clinical effectiveness of a modified muscle sparing posterior technique compared to a standard lateral approach in hip hemiarthroplasty for displaced intracapsular fractures (HemiSPAIRE): a multicentre, parallel group, randomised controlled trial John Charity
15:23 - 15:30 (839) The role of pre-operative illness perceptions on outcomes of total hip and knee replacements: a secondary analysis of the APEX randomised controlled trials Robert Whitham
15:31 - 15:38 (858) Seasonality of Surgical Site Infections Following Joint Replacements: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis Hassan Fawi
15:39 - 15:46 (863) Utilisation of Machine Learning to Predict Suboptimal Outcomes After Total Hip Arthroplasty Kareem Omran
15:47 - 15:54 (874) Evaluation of 3-dimensional versus 2-dimensional Pre-Operative Planning in THA: Results from a Randomized Controlled Trial Adam Yasen
E-Poster
All Accepted E- posters MUST BE SUBMITTED to the Oxford Abstract website via the button below!
SUBMIT E-POSTER HEREThe format of posters must be submitted as PDF, an A0 Portrait PDF (841mm wide x 1189mm high) of your poster must be submitted via the Oxford Abstract Platform no later than Sunday 8th September 2024.
When you log into the Oxford Abstract platform you need to go to your accepted abstract and select Edit/Amend. Once you are in your abstract the second question will ask you to upload your e-poster.
Please see a guidance document below that may assist in your preparation.
E-Poster Guidance 24
Registration
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