Hip replacement training

How it will work

• Short modules of about 20 to 30 minutes, each ending in a quiz.
• Clinical claims cite published research; company information comes from public records, the same standard as the rest of this site.
• The first module in each track will be free.
• A certificate confirms completion. It is not CME or CEU credit.

Clinician track

For medical students, orthopaedic residents and physical therapy students.

1. Hip osteoarthritis, osteonecrosis and surgical candidacy
2. Approaches: anterior, lateral and posterior
3. Implant design: fixation, bearings and dual mobility
4. Cup position, navigation and robotics
5. Hip fracture: hemiarthroplasty vs total hip, and cementing
6. Complications: dislocation, infection, clots and periprosthetic fracture
7. Recovery, precautions and outcomes

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Industry track

For sales representatives, clinical specialists and market access teams.

1. The patient and the surgery
2. Hip implant systems
3. Robotics, navigation and planning
4. Evidence and registries
5. Hip fracture care, care settings and purchasing
6. The US market landscape

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