The Stanmore Surgery of the Adult Foot & Ankle course is a very well established annual course with excellent national and international faculty. The next course will be our 17th meeting. Places are limited to 48 delegates and has a 2:1 ratio of delegates to faculty.
The course is aimed at Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeons, Higher Surgical Trainees & Orthopaedic Career Grades.
This course aims to give an up-to-date advanced theoretical, as well as practical, hands-on instruction in the management of adult foot disorders. Lectures & workshops include: -
DAY ONE : FOREFOOT
HALLUX VALGUS
OTHER FOREFOOT DISORDERS
THE FOOT IN SYSTEMIC DISEASE
WORKSHOPS
DISTAL OSTEOTOMY
SCARF 1ST OSTEOTOMY
LAPIDUS
DAY TWO : ANKLE & HINDFOOT
ANKLE LIGAMENT INJURIES
ARTHRITIS OF THE ANKLE
TIBIALIS POSTERIOR RUPTURE
WORKSHOPS
SURGICAL APPROACHES
CLINICAL EXAMINATION
ULTRASOUND IMAGING
DAY THREE : TRAUMA
HINDFOOT, ANKLE FRACTURES
LISFRANC & FOREFOOT INJURIES
WORKSHOPS
ANKLE ARTHROSCOPY
OS CALCIS FRACTURES
SHOES & INSOLES
PROGRAMME COMMITTEE
Mr Dishan Singh, RNOH, Stanmore
Mr Nick Cullen, RNOH, Stanmore
Nr Nick Geary, Wirral University Foundation Trust
UK FACULTY
Prof Roger Atkins, Bristol
Mr Jim Barrie, Royal Blackburn Hospital
Mr Stephen Bendall, Princess Royal Hospital
Mr Paul Cooke, Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre
Mr Mark Davies, London Foot & Ankle Centre
Mr Andrew Goldberg, RNOH, Stanmore
Mr David Grace, Kings Oak Hospital
Mr Magdi Greiss, West Cumberland Hospital
Mr Paul Halliwell, The Royal Surrey County Hospital
Mr Kartik Hariharan, Royal Gwent Hospital
Mr Michael Hennessy, Wirral University Hospital
Mr Steve Parsons, Royal Cornwall Hospital
Mr Simon Platt, Arrowe Park Hospital
Mr James Ritchie, Kent & Sussex Hospital
Mr Fred Robinson, Addenbrooke's Hospital
Mr Anthony Sakellariou, Frimley Park Hospital
Mr Matthew Solan, Royal Surrey County Hospital
Mr Chris Walker, Royal Liverpool Hospital
Mr Ian Winson, Southmead Hospital
INTERNATIONAL FACULTY
Dr Ian Alexander, USA
Dr Israel Dudkiewicz, Israel
Dr Johnny Lau, Canada
Dr Wolfram Wenz, Germany