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New publication with an important message. The minimal important change of PROM's is not always identical for different diagnosis. Important knowledge when interpreting outcomes in literature.
https://doi.org/10.1002/ksa.12308

Join our star panel TONIGHT 18.00 CET for our webinar on ‘the 1th metatarsophalangeal: small joints, big problems.’ Few hours left to register at https://lnkd.in/e2Vp2FTy

𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐠𝐫𝐚𝐦
Moderation by João Vide and Daniël Haverkamp
1. Introduction by João Vide (Portugal)
2. MTP1 Biomechanics and conservative measures by Manuel Monteagudo (Spain)
3. Chondral injuries and use of MTP1 arthroscopy by PETER ROSENFELD (UK)
4. Cartiva – selecting best cases by FIlipe Sá Malheiro (Portugal)
5. MTP1 fusion - open vs arthroscopic vs percutaneous by Alastair Younger (Canada)
6. Discussion

Join us on Wednesday March 13th 18.00 CET for the ESSKA-AFAS core curriculum webinar on ‘the 1th metatarsophalangeal: small joints, big problems.’

𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐠𝐫𝐚𝐦
Moderation by João Vide and Daniël Haverkamp
1. Introduction by João Vide (Portugal)
2. MTP1 Biomechanics and conservative measures by Manuel Monteagudo (Spain)
3. Chondral injuries and use of MTP1 arthroscopy by PETER ROSENFELD (UK)
4. Cartiva – selecting best cases by FIlipe Sá Malheiro (Portugal)
5. MTP1 fusion - open vs arthroscopic vs percutaneous by Alastair Younger (Canada)
6. Discussion

Register via the link in bio.

One week until the : two days packed with the latest updates on diagnosing and treating foot and ankle pathologies in the athlete, and more… Will we see you there?

For all participants: the Speciality Days App is now out in all stores! Download to keep track during the event, or check the website for more information: https://lnkd.in/eXQ5TThi

One week until the #ESSKASD2023: two days packed with the latest updates on diagnosing and treating foot and ankle pathologies in the athlete, and more… Will we see you there? For all participants: the Speciality Days App is now out in all stores! Download to keep track during the event, or check the link in bio for more information.

Done and dusted: today marks the second and last practical course day of the ESSKA certification module on Ankle Ligament Pathology. Thanks to the enthusiastic and ambitious participants for your engagement and setting the bar high, and to our ESSKA-AFAS faculty for making ESSKA’s first foot and ankle practical course such a succes! Next step, the application to practice. We’re excited to learn from the participants on their reflection of using the learned techniques in their own practice.

The first day of the ESSKA - European Society of Sports Traumatology, Knee Surgery & Arthroscopy is a fact!

Today, the participants finished their assessment. Looking forward to tomorrow’s demos by our vibrant ‘red-hatted’ faculty!

It’s Achilles mid-portion tendinopathy day!

Don’t forget to tune in TONIGHT 18.00-19.00 CET via https://lnkd.in/eENYsbQp.

Program, moderator by Pietro Spennacchio:
1. Ass. prof. Jenn Zellers - ‘ we all know about eccentric exercises, but what are other key components of an Achilles tendinopathy program?’
2. Prof. Niek van Dijk - ‘Scraping the tendon - what does it do?’
3. Dr. Elisabeth Ellingsen Husebye - ‘Is there is a role for biological augmentation with an FHL transfer?’

It’s Achilles mid-portion tendinopathy day! Don’t forget to tune in TONIGHT 18.00-19.00 CET via the link in bio: Program, moderator by Pietro Spennacchio: 1. Ass. prof. Jenn Zellers - ‘ we all know about eccentric exercises, but what are other key components of an Achilles tendinopathy program?’ 2. Prof. Niek van Dijk - ‘Scraping the tendon - what does it do?’ 3. Dr. Elisabeth Ellingsen Husebye - ‘Is there is a role for biological augmentation with an FHL transfer?’

Achilles mid-portion tendinopathy’ webinar countdown: 2 days to go!

Wednesday October 11th 18.00-19.00 CET:
1. Ass. prof. Jenn Zellers will talk about ‘we all know about eccentric exercises, but what are other key components of an Achilles tendinopathy program?’
2. Prof. Niek van Dijk will give us an answer to the question ‘Scraping the tendon - what does it do?’
3. Dr. Elisabeth Ellingsen Husebye will explain ‘if there is a role for biological augmentation with an FHL transfer’.

Tune in via: https://lnkd.in/eENYsbQp

‘Achilles mid-portion tendinopathy’ webinar countdown: 2 days to go! Wednesday October 11th 18.00-19.00 CET: 1. Ass. prof. Jenn Zellers will talk about ‘we all know about eccentric exercises, but what are other key components of an Achilles tendinopathy program?’ 2. Prof. Niek van Dijk will give us an answer to the question ‘Scraping the tendon - what does it do?’ 3. Dr. Elisabeth Ellingsen Husebye will explain ‘if there is a role for biological augmentation with an FHL transfer’. Tune in via the link in bio