21st International Conference on
Orthopaedics, Arthroplasty and Arthroscopy

Arthroplasty 2026’s arthroscopy session focuses on minimally invasive joint diagnostics and treatment, highlighting the latest arthroscopic techniques for knee, shoulder, and hip conditions. Participants will learn how to improve visualization, precision, and surgical efficiency, while reducing recovery time. This session emphasizes skill development, complication management, and integrating new arthroscopic instruments and imaging modalities into daily practice.

Sub tracks:

• Shoulder arthroscopy innovations
• Knee arthroscopy techniques
• Hip arthroscopy applications
• Advanced arthroscopic instrumentation
• Complication management strategies

Arthroplasty 2026 Orthopaedics session covers the breadth of musculoskeletal care, from trauma management to elective procedures. Attendees will explore evidence-based approaches, diagnostic advancements, and interdisciplinary strategies to optimize patient outcomes. This session emphasizes both foundational knowledge and cutting-edge techniques, providing participants with practical takeaways for clinical decision-making, surgical planning, and long-term rehabilitation.

Sub tracks:

• Trauma and fracture management
• Pediatric orthopaedics
• Sports injuries and rehabilitation
• Spinal disorders and interventions
• Orthopaedic imaging updates

Arthroplasty 2026 Knee Innovations session showcases breakthroughs in knee surgery, including joint preservation, replacement, and robotic-assisted techniques. Attendees will explore patient-specific strategies, advanced implant designs, and techniques that enhance precision and postoperative recovery. This session emphasizes practical skills, evidence-based protocols, and the integration of emerging technologies to improve surgical outcomes.

Sub tracks:

• Robotic-assisted knee replacement
• Partial and total knee arthroplasty
• Ligament reconstruction innovations
• Cartilage restoration techniques
• Postoperative rehabilitation strategies

Arthroplasty 2026 Hip Techniques session explores advanced surgical approaches, implant innovations, and minimally invasive procedures for hip disorders. Attendees will learn strategies for optimizing outcomes, reducing complications, and implementing patient-centered care. The session emphasizes surgical skill enhancement, decision-making frameworks, and updates on technology-driven interventions.

Sub tracks:

• Total hip arthroplasty advancements
• Hip preservation and resurfacing
• Minimally invasive hip surgery
• Revision hip procedures
• Postoperative care and rehabilitation

Arthroplasty 2026 Joint Preservation session focuses on strategies to maintain native joint function and delay the need for replacement. Attendees will explore minimally invasive procedures, biologic therapies, and surgical interventions designed to protect cartilage, ligaments, and surrounding tissues. This session emphasizes personalized treatment plans, early intervention, and evidence-based techniques to enhance long-term joint health, offering practical knowledge for orthopedic surgeons and allied specialists.

Sub tracks:

• Osteotomy and alignment correction
• Biologic injections and cell therapy
• Meniscus repair and preservation
• Ligament-sparing surgical techniques
• Early osteoarthritis interventions

Arthroplasty 2026 Implant Longevity session addresses the science and strategies to enhance the lifespan of orthopedic implants. Participants will examine factors affecting implant durability, including material selection, surgical technique, and patient-specific variables. Updates on innovative implant designs, surface coatings, and monitoring technologies will help surgeons reduce failure rates and improve outcomes. Practical case discussions will equip attendees with actionable insights for extending implant performance in clinical practice.

Sub tracks:

• Material innovations in joint implants
• Surface modification techniques
• Patient selection and risk assessment
• Surgical techniques for implant longevity
• Monitoring and early detection of implant wear

Arthroplasty 2026 Revision Challenges session highlights complex scenarios in orthopedic revision surgery. Attendees will learn to manage implant failures, bone loss, and soft tissue complications while adopting evidence-based strategies to improve outcomes. This session emphasizes surgical planning, risk mitigation, and innovative techniques that simplify challenging procedures, equipping participants with the skills to confidently handle revisions in both hip and knee arthroplasty.

Sub tracks:

• Knee revision strategies
• Hip revision techniques
• Managing periprosthetic fractures
• Bone grafting and reconstruction
• Complication management and prevention

Arthroplasty 2026 Postoperative Rehabilitation session emphasizes optimizing recovery after joint surgery. Participants will explore evidence-based physiotherapy protocols, pain management strategies, and functional outcome monitoring. This session highlights personalized rehabilitation plans, early mobilization techniques, and multidisciplinary collaboration to accelerate recovery, improve patient satisfaction, and reduce complications. Attendees will gain actionable skills for enhancing long-term joint function and quality of life following orthopedic procedures.

Sub tracks:

• Accelerated rehabilitation protocols
• Pain management and recovery optimization
• Functional outcome assessments
• Physiotherapy for joint replacements
• Patient education and engagement strategies

Arthroplasty 2026 Cartilage Repair session explores the latest interventions to restore cartilage integrity and joint function. Attendees will learn advanced surgical techniques, biologic therapies, and scaffold-based regenerative approaches that enhance cartilage healing. This session emphasizes patient selection, technique optimization, and long-term outcomes, providing practical guidance for orthopedic surgeons seeking to integrate cartilage repair strategies into clinical practice.

Sub tracks:

• Microfracture and drilling techniques
• Autologous chondrocyte implantation
• Scaffold and matrix-based repair
• Biologic adjuncts and growth factors
• Postoperative rehabilitation for cartilage healing

Arthroplasty 2026 Ligament Reconstruction session focuses on restoring joint stability through advanced reconstructive techniques. Attendees will explore autograft and allograft options, minimally invasive approaches, and biomechanical principles that optimize functional outcomes. Emphasis is placed on surgical planning, intraoperative precision, and postoperative rehabilitation strategies. Surgeons and trainees will gain practical insights into improving patient outcomes and reducing complication rates in complex ligament injuries.

Sub tracks:

• ACL and PCL reconstruction
• Multi-ligament injury management
• Biomechanical principles in ligament repair
• Minimally invasive reconstruction techniques
• Postoperative rehabilitation strategies

Arthroplasty 2026 Shoulder Instability session covers diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of recurrent shoulder dislocations. Attendees will learn arthroscopic and open stabilization techniques, risk factor assessment, and rehabilitation strategies. This session highlights decision-making in complex cases, patient-specific surgical planning, and innovations in implants and fixation methods, offering practical knowledge for orthopedic surgeons and sports medicine specialists.

Sub tracks:

• Arthroscopic Bankart repair
• Latarjet and bone block procedures
• Multi-directional instability management
• Rotator cuff considerations in instability
• Rehabilitation and functional recovery

Arthroplasty 2026 Meniscus Management session focuses on preserving knee function through repair, partial meniscectomy, and transplantation strategies. Attendees will explore patient selection, surgical techniques, and biologic adjuncts that promote healing. This session emphasizes evidence-based decision-making, minimally invasive procedures, and strategies to delay osteoarthritis progression, equipping surgeons with practical skills for optimal meniscal care.

Sub tracks:

• Arthroscopic meniscus repair
• Partial meniscectomy techniques
• Meniscus transplantation
• Biologic and scaffold-assisted repair
• Rehabilitation and functional outcomes

Arthroplasty 2026 Sports Injuries session provides a comprehensive update on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of athletic musculoskeletal injuries. Attendees will learn surgical and nonsurgical interventions, rehabilitation strategies, and injury-specific considerations for return to play. The session emphasizes evidence-based management, risk reduction, and performance optimization for athletes across all levels.

Sub tracks:

• Knee ligament and meniscus injuries
• Shoulder and elbow injuries
• Tendon and muscle tear management
• Concussion and overuse injury protocols
• Rehabilitation and athletic conditioning

Arthroplasty 2026 Joint Diagnostics session explores advanced imaging, laboratory, and intraoperative tools for accurate musculoskeletal assessment. Participants will learn how to integrate MRI, CT, ultrasound, and emerging technologies into clinical practice for precise diagnosis and surgical planning. The session emphasizes evidence-based interpretation, early detection of pathology, and interdisciplinary collaboration, equipping attendees to make informed decisions and improve patient outcomes.

Participants will gain:

• Skills in advanced joint imaging and diagnostics.
• Knowledge of early detection and risk assessment.
• Insights into integrating diagnostics into treatment planning.

Sub tracks:

• MRI and CT applications
• Ultrasound in musculoskeletal evaluation
• Advanced arthroscopic diagnostics
• Biomarkers and laboratory assessment
• Preoperative planning and decision-making

Arthroplasty 2026 Synovial Disorders session explores inflammatory, degenerative, and autoimmune conditions affecting joint synovium. Attendees will learn diagnostic approaches, medical and surgical management strategies, and the role of biologics and minimally invasive techniques. This session emphasizes early detection, personalized treatment plans, and functional restoration to improve patient outcomes. Surgeons, rheumatologists, and allied professionals will gain insights into integrating current evidence into daily clinical practice.

Participants will gain:

• Understanding of synovial pathologies and their progression.
• Skills in medical and surgical management strategies.
• Knowledge of biologics and minimally invasive interventions.

Sub tracks:

• Rheumatoid arthritis management
• Synovectomy techniques
• Inflammatory joint disorders
• Imaging and diagnostic approaches
• Postoperative synovial care

Arthroplasty 2026 Fracture Fixation session focuses on contemporary strategies for stabilizing fractures using internal and external fixation techniques. Attendees will explore biomechanical principles, implant selection, and minimally invasive approaches. This session highlights complex fracture management, complication prevention, and evidence-based decision-making to improve healing outcomes. Participants will gain practical skills to address challenging fractures and optimize patient recovery in both trauma and elective settings.

Sub tracks:

• Internal fixation methods
• External fixation techniques
• Periarticular fracture management
• Pediatric and geriatric fracture strategies
• Complication prevention and management

Arthroplasty 2026 Spine Deformity session highlights evaluation and correction of spinal curvature, scoliosis, and other deformities. Attendees will learn advanced surgical planning, correction techniques, and perioperative management strategies. Emphasis is placed on multidisciplinary care, including imaging, navigation, and intraoperative monitoring. This session equips participants with practical approaches to enhance patient outcomes, reduce complications, and improve long-term spinal function.

Sub tracks:

• Scoliosis and kyphosis correction
• Adult and pediatric spine deformities
• Minimally invasive spinal surgery
• Navigation and robotic-assisted correction
• Postoperative rehabilitation and follow-up

Arthroplasty 2026 Trauma Management session covers the principles of managing musculoskeletal injuries in acute and high-risk scenarios. Attendees will learn evidence-based protocols for stabilization, surgical intervention, and multidisciplinary coordination. This session emphasizes prioritization, complication prevention, and rapid decision-making to improve patient outcomes in both hospital and field settings. Participants will gain actionable strategies for efficient trauma care across a range of injuries.

Sub tracks:

• Polytrauma management
• Open fracture care
• Soft tissue injury management
• Emergency stabilization techniques
• Trauma rehabilitation strategies

Arthroplasty 2026 Bone Healing session emphasizes the biological and mechanical factors influencing bone regeneration after injury or surgery. Attendees will learn techniques to optimize fracture healing, non-union management, and use of biologics and scaffolds. The session highlights innovative strategies to enhance bone repair and minimize complications, providing practical guidance for orthopedic surgeons, trauma specialists, and researchers focused on improving patient outcomes.

Sub tracks:

• Fracture biology and repair mechanisms
• Biologic and scaffold-assisted healing
• Non-union and delayed union management
• Mechanical stabilization techniques
• Postoperative care and monitoring

Arthroplasty 2026 Musculoskeletal Oncology session focuses on the diagnosis, surgical management, and reconstruction strategies for bone and soft tissue tumors. Attendees will learn evidence-based approaches, limb-sparing procedures, and advances in implant reconstruction and biologics. The session emphasizes multidisciplinary care, perioperative planning, and long-term follow-up to optimize outcomes and quality of life for patients with musculoskeletal malignancies.

Sub tracks:

• Primary bone tumor management
• Soft tissue sarcoma treatment
• Limb-sparing surgical techniques
• Reconstruction with implants and grafts
• Postoperative oncology rehabilitation