Wednesday 5th May
19:00 - 21:00
Rishi Chana
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon
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What are high performance hips and what does enhanced rehab and recovery look like for the active? Do you know how to deal with the rarer pathologies of the hip - such as tumours or Morel-Lavallee Lesions?
Join us for this interactive two-part talk featuring Consultant Trauma & Orthopaedic Surgeon, Mr Rishi Chana, to discover how you can help your patients with such conditions. We will be focussing on two important but often ignored topics: high performance hips, followed by rare pathologies of the hip.
This event is available to purchase on-demand and was first delivered on Wednesday 5th May 2021. Once you've purchased the course, you can watch it immediately from your Oryon Develop dashboard by logging into your account.
Centring on the idea of high performance hips in the first half, Mr Chana will be delving into what they are and outlining investigations for accurate diagnosis, such as imaging. We will be asking whether it is possible to have hip performance natural hip preservation – can your patients have their cake and eat it too? We will also be outlining what patients who need a hip replacement can expect, and asking should active people, including athletes, be worried about such surgeries? Mr Chana will then be discussing possible intervention strategies. Using the latest evidence-based concepts, we will be considering what recovery and rehab look like for both hip preservation and replacement surgery, as well as weighing up conservative management. After surgical treatment, we will be looking at what activity levels are achievable, depending on the individual.
Unusual pathologies of the hip may not be seen in clinics often but can be crucial not to miss. Spot the signs by delving into the aetiologies, symptoms and examinations of less common diseases. We will be covering tumours, benign and malignant, in adolescent to elderly patients, and other rare pathologies, such as Morel-Lavallee Lesions and Paget’s disease. Understand how to reach a diagnosis of exclusion, which is vital to safe treatments of patients with such hip pathologies.
Schedule:
Part 1: The High Performance Hip
Part 2: Rare pathologies of the Hip
Learning Outcomes:
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon | Surrey
Mr Rishi Chana is a Consultant Trauma & Orthopaedic Surgeon specialising in lower limb surgery.
His specialist areas include: hip and knee replacement including minimally invasive hip replacement, hip and knee revision joint replacement including reconstruction for peri-prosthetic fractures around the hip and knee, patello-femoral and uni-compartmental knee replacement surgery, knee arthroscopy, hip arthroscopy (key-hole surgery of the hip), foot and ankle surgery particularly forefoot and bunion surgery. He has a particular interest in enhanced recovery surgery and rehabilitation.
Rishi qualified from the Royal Free Hospital School of Medicine and completed his postgraduate orthopaedic training in South East England. Rishi undertook specialist training for one year in hip and knee surgery, including hip and knee arthroscopy at the world-renowned Specialist Orthopaedic Group and North Sydney Orthopaedic Sports & Medicine Centre. He then specialized in complex revision reconstruction hip and knee surgery for a further year at The Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, Stanmore and completed his final fellowship in Ashford & St Peter’s Hospitals. He has an active interest in research and has published high impact articles on joint replacement outcomes and activity levels after surgery.
Current appointments:
Consultant Lower Limb Surgeon at Ashford and St. Peter’s NHS Trust
2 hour webinar, speaker's slides (if permitted) and CPD certificate.
Chiropractors, Osteopaths, Physiotherapists, Sports Therapists, Radiographers, Occupational Therapists, GP, Other Health Professionals, Trainee Health Professionals, Students
Buy now
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Wednesday 5th May
19:00 - 21:00
£29 + VAT
Rishi Chana
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon
Webinar
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