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Hand And Wrist Fractures Management

The Hand and Wrist Fractures Management course is a training event for surgeons focusing on distal fracture management, surgical techniques, and osteosynthesis. It includes hands-on practice with fractured specimens, case analysis, surgical planning, and post-operative debriefing. The event is intended for healthcare professionals specializing in hand and wrist surgery.

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The essentials

Event details

Dates
15 April 2027 to 16 April 2027
Location
Skylab, Nantes, France
Organiser
Newclip Technics
Tickets
EUR 720 to 1800
Industry
Health Tech

Agenda themes

Topics covered

  • Distal fracture management for experts
  • Fragment specific philososphy
  • Overview of main and recent surgical techniques
  • Analysis of the case from Xray and CT scan
  • Planning of surgery
  • Osteosynthesis in the lab (all recent techniques available
  • Analysis and debriefing
  • Distal radius osteotomies
  • Metacarpal and phalangeal fractures

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