Past Events

On behalf of the Cervical Spine Research Society – Europe (CSRS – Europe), we are delighted to invite you to the 41st CSRS – Europe Annual Meeting, taking place in London. This prestigious conference will bring together leading experts, researchers, and surgeons from around the globe to discuss the latest advancements, challenges and controversies in cervical spine surgery. The event will feature renowned keynote speakers sharing cutting-edge research, innovative techniques, and best practices in the field. Conference highlights: • Engaging discussions on current challenges and breakthroughs in cervical spine surgery • Presentations by world-class experts and thought leaders • Networking opportunities with international peers and specialists Join us in London for this unparalleled opportunity to enhance your expertise, exchange knowledge, and collaborate with professionals shaping the future of cervical spine surgery. We look forward to welcoming you to London for this landmark event! Ahmed Ibrahim (FRCS, PhD) Congress chair CSRS – Europe 2026

This 3-day course will aim to support the Neurosurgical and Orthopaedic Spinal trainee during their training to understand the anatomy of spine and surgical approaches, and develop their skills regarding instrumentation of spine. This course is aimed ST4 - ST8 Neurosurgical and Orthopaedic trainees, Spinal Fellow, Junior Consultants (years 1-3).

This Symposium will have a specific focus on clinical decision making “What to Do, When to Do and When not to Do”with an expert International Faculty from all disciplines. We want to encourage open questions and robust discussion with input from surgeons, neurologists, rehabilitation physicians, occupational therapy, physical therapy and specialised nursing.

Prehabilitation, or prehab, is a proactive approach to optimising patient health before undergoing a procedure or treatment. Prehabilitation comprises multidisciplinary healthcare interventions, including exercise, nutritional optimisation, and psychological preparation, which aim to improve outcomes and readiness for surgery or cancer treatment, with the aim being to shorten the period of recovery, reduce complications, and improve the quality of recovery and quality of life.

This conference provides a practical approach to preventing hospital acquired deconditioning in older adults, and moving beyond this to ensuring your patients are as active as possible and enabling reconditioning. We are pleased to offer a 20% discount with code hcuk20boa

The Orthopaedic Institute is proud to deliver the next in a series of these long-running and highly popular courses which attract delegates from around the world. Convened by spinal surgeon, Mr David Jaffray and Foot and Ankle surgeon, Mr Andrew Bing this course is intended for orthopaedic trainees of all levels who are preparing for their FRCS (Tr&Orth) Examinations. Always over-subscribed, this is the most well-received course in the course calendar.

For the 3rd year in a row, the Harrogate Partial Knee Meeting returns in 2026. A two-day meeting focusing on Fixed-Bearing Unicompartmental and Patello-Femoral Arthroplasty. Following the recent NICE guidelines recommending UKA as a treatment modality that should be offered to suitable patients; a particular focus of the meeting will be how to safely grow a UKA practice whilst under the shadow of the NJR. Fixed-bearing partial knee arthroplasty is the gold standard for unicompartmental knee surgery combining outstanding patient outcomes and very low revision rates.

Redefining Surgical Frontiers: Precision, Progress, and Purpose: We are glad to welcome you at our new destination at London, UK on May 14-15, 2026 for our upcoming Event on 6th World Congress on Surgery. For More Details: https://uk01.l.antigena.com/l/DXSaWcCkW3Wfb2IB-ZkYuRLIikw9WpC4M5Jb4WV6SXFz7Hs2FFy55i_uHNI48-HClsHXJ2I8Ybkh-P8Tkl0WerZSC9W7J9RbZ_8oD92Q-GqTZrVRKwPBrbD~Z~9GL80j_6grVPv3CzG-~SdCn6hLS_00aIFeju6

The main theme, “Innovations and Transdisciplinarity in the Orthopaedic Future,” reflects a future that is already the present for European orthopaedics and the National Societies represented by our Federation. This forward-looking approach is embedded in the involvement and training of young orthopaedic surgeons.

This course is designed for trainees in Hand Surgery (Orthopaedics and Plastics) irrespective of experience in K-wiring. Learn the sure and proper way of K-wiring and you will not need to do an ORIF ever again, saving you operating time and money. Also understand fluoroscopy and how to use it safely. This is a hands-on course, first with dry bones and then with cadaveric hands. Understand and Practise k-wiring without the pressure of time.

This one-day event aims to review the concepts of early injury to the hip joint caused by morphological abnormalities and describe the development of surgical interventions to address them. It will provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the clinical presentations, investigation, and management through a series of lectures and video case presentations.