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🔟 Top tips for impactful collaborative research! In the final episode of our 5️⃣-part series on surgical research & publishing, Dimitri Nepogodiev, NIHR (National Institute for Health and Care Research) Academic Clinical Lecturer at the University of Birmingham, discusses the importance of collaborative group research and shares key strategies to succeed. 🎓 This series, filmed at the BJS Academy Workshop, highlights the unique benefits available to our strategic partners. 📽️ Watch Dimitri’s insightful talk here: https://buff.ly/4fY81Aa  #ClinicalResearch #CollaborationMatters #MedicalLeadership #surgery

AHF 2025 Research and Scientific Program Lead Building on the success of the inaugural poster session at #AHF2024, the indomitable Dr. Neil Sheth will lead the research and scientific program for the 2025 event! His expertise and passion for innovation in orthopedic research make him the perfect leader to steer our scientific initiatives.This year, he will be accepting abstract submissions in three categories: 1. Scientific Studies 2. Surgical Technique Videos 3. Interesting Case Reports Selected submissions will be showcased as e-posters during our meeting. Authors of the winning abstracts in each category will have the opportunity to present their work during the program. Additionally, the author of the winning scientific study will receive a cash award. Please keep an eye out for submission deadlines over the next 6-9 months as we prepare for next year’s meeting. We look forward to seeing the latest contributions from our community to advance hip arthroplasty. #ResearchLeadership #OrthopedicInnovation #AHF2025 #ScientificProgram #AnteriorHipFoundation #ContinuousEducation #MedicalResearch #SurgicalTechniques #CaseReports #EPosters #AbstractSubmission #MedicalConference #HealthcareExcellence

⚡ 1 month to go 🆓 Breast MRI case reading session 🕝 June 24th: 18 – 19 CEST 👨💻 Tickets and Details https://lnkd.in/e3sG5EM9 +++++++++++ 🅾🅱🅹🅴🅲🆃🅸🆅🅴🆂 1 Teaser to our core events: breast MRI basic course and advanced course 2 Understand the value of structured reporting 3 Have confidence in reading normal MRI 4 Be familiar with typical MRI features of malignant and benign breast lesion 5 Practice an efficient and effective technique for reading MRI

Just published, another example of good collaboration between cardiologists-electrophysiologists and surgeons. Local epicardial robotic-enhanced hybrid ablation efficacy predictors for persistent atrial fibrillation, by Eduardo Celentano, MD, FACC, FHRS, together with Ernesto Cristiano, Stefano Schena, Mario Gasparri, Barbara Ignatiuk MD PhD, Martina Renda, Elena Bia, Raeffaela Rainone, Ascanio Graniero, Laura Giroletti and Alfonso Agnino. Happy to be part of this collaboration! The goal of this study is to compare the time course of biophysical predictors of effective and no-effective local epicardial radiofrequency ablation during the first stage of robotic-enhanced hybrid ablation in patients with AF. Read at: https://lnkd.in/ermu9dkE

🚀 🚀 🚀 Excited to announce that “TIPS, a Trick for Transcaval TEVAR Access” is now published in the journal of endovascular therapy 🚀 🚀 🚀 The paper describes a challenging case where all regular peripheral endovascular access failed and was solved with a transcaval access by using a transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt (TIPS) needle. The article includes valuable insights and pitfalls to make this technique reproducible for other surgeons who encounter challenging peripheral endovascular access. None of this would be possible without a great team from UZ Leuven. Special thanks to prof. Maleux and dr. Sabrina Houthoofd for their expertise, execution of the case and guidance in writing this paper🙏 The article is now available online with the link below. Enjoy reading it 😉

Remarkable work and a superb example of where patience and perseverance pays off.

On November 8, 1895, Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen made a groundbreaking discovery that would change the world of medicine—he detected X-rays, an invisible form of radiation. While experimenting with cathode rays in his lab, he noticed that a fluorescent screen began to glow, despite being separated by a thick cardboard. This led him to explore what he called "X-rays," since their nature was unknown. Röntgen’s discovery allowed for the first-ever imaging of the internal human body without surgery. Shortly after, he produced the first X-ray image of his wife's hand, clearly showing her bones and wedding ring. This was an unprecedented advancement in medical diagnostics. The invention of X-rays revolutionized healthcare, enabling doctors to diagnose fractures, tumors, and various internal conditions with accuracy and speed. Röntgen’s work earned him the first Nobel Prize in Physics in 1901, solidifying his place in scientific history. #WilhelmRoentgen #XRayDiscovery #MedicalInnovation #Radiology #NobelPrize #ScienceHistory #MedicalBreakthrough #XRay #HealthcareRevolution #Physics #Onthisday #UKCBC #ukcbcdubai #ukcolleges

In part 4️⃣ of our BJS Workshop series focused on research and publication in the surgical world, Peter Vaughan-Shaw, BJS Associate Editor, explores systematic reviews. 📽️ Watch the talk here ➡️ https://buff.ly/3V9Fboh #surgery #SoMe4Surgery

We’re excited to host this symposium, dedicated to advancing expertise and collaboration in managing complex cases of fracture non-union and bone defects. Chaired by renowned experts Prof. Peter Giannoudis (Leeds, UK) and Prof. Volker Alt (Regensburg, DE), this event will bring together leading professionals for in-depth discussions and shared insights. We extend our gratitude to our co-sponsors, Endocon (Germany & Austria) and MIKAI (Italy), whose sponsorship has been instrumental in the organisation of this course. Symposium Highlights •Explore innovative strategies and case studies in fracture non-union and bone defect management. •Examine post-operative outcomes and best practices. •Refine surgical techniques and investigate new research directions. •Foster networking to promote knowledge sharing and collaboration. The insights and outcomes from this symposium will be shared to further benefit the orthopedic community and advance best practices in fracture non-union and bone defect management. We look forward to welcoming a distinguished group of specialists for a collaborative and insightful exchange on the latest advancements in this essential field. #Orthopedics #FractureManagement #BoneDefects #BoneRepair #ProfessionalDevelopment #OrthopedicResearch #MedicalEducation 

Importance of preventive medicine and a medical provider that is actually listening and looking outside the box!