Past Events

Join us for a vibrant celebration of surgery, where innovation meets inspiration. This Festival unites over 1,000 surgical professionals to connect, learn and celebrate their passion for the future of the profession. We'll explore groundbreaking advancements and share experiences that are shaping tomorrow's surgical landscape. Your ticket unlocks full access to the conference and the exhibition floor, designed to equip you with tangible solutions and fresh perspectives for your everyday practice and beyond.

Whether you’re a surgeon, physiotherapist, researcher, or a healthcare provider with a specific interest in knee surgery, this is your opportunity to immerse yourself in a series of dynamic sessions, workshops, and hands-on demonstrations. From groundbreaking research presentations to in-depth discussions on the future of knee surgery, the conference program is tailored to enrich your expertise and help you deliver better care to your patients.

The 13th Annual Oxford Bone Infection Conference (OBIC 2026) 13-14 April 2026, Oxford, United Kingdom https://obic.org.uk/ Call for abstracts The abstract submission is open, and we invite everyone to submit an abstract for oral or poster presentation. Find more information here: https://obic.org.uk/abstracts/ Important dates: Abstract Submission Deadline: 16 February 2026 Early Registration Deadline: 9 March 2026

This course aims to teach the fundamental principles of plaster application and the pitfalls to avoid in order to prevent complications of non-operative fracture care with plaster immobilisation. Participants will be taught and advised by experienced orthopaedic clinicians and plaster technicians.

This webinar brings together surgeons who specialise in tetrahand surgery to discuss contemporary approaches to restoring hand function following spinal cord injury.

Designed for clinicians looking to enhance their ultrasound-guided injection techniques, this practical session offers expert-led training, live model scanning, and advanced simulator use – all in small groups to maximise individual feedback.

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The 2026 meeting will take place in the UK’s capital city on the 19th and 20th March. Delegates can look forward to sessions discussing the latest techniques in Congenital and Acquired Deformity, Complex Trauma, Paediatrics and Bone Infection with an emphasis on the latest scientific research and innovation.

What: This is a 2-day accredited hand fixation workshop in combination with Medartis aimed at plastic and orthopaedic consultants and trainees who deal with hand fractures. (Please note that the course is followed by a 1-day wrist fixation workshop on 20 March). The faculty consist of national and international hand surgeons, with a high faculty to delegate ratio. The course will consist of a balanced mix of lectures, practical sessions (using saw bones) and discussion groups. Topics covered during the 2 days include: K-wires in fracture fixation Surgical approaches to the hand: metacarpal and phalanges Condylar fractures Locking plates Rolando fractures The course fee includes lunch, online course materials and an evening meal. If you have any questions, please contact Jo Greenway: [email protected] (01332 786023) or Sandra Owdziej; [email protected].

Join us at the 2nd Global Summit on Pediatrics & Child Health Care, Mar 12–14, 2026, London—expert talks, research, and global networking await!

The session will include presentation from the key contributors to the new GIRFT Greener Pathways A practical guide to decarbonising the total hip replacement pathway - Dr Joseph John, Dr Simon Lambracos and Dr Jonathan Evans. You will also hear a practical case study of Northumbria’s experience of day case/day one discharge hip surgery and learn about the role of trainees in the guidance development and implementation.