The purpose of the discussion is to discuss a treatment algorithm suitable to preserve motion of the arthritic 1^st MTPJ.  The learning objectives are to gain an understanding of where each option falls along the progression of the disease.   To better understand this will allow the clinician to better treat Hallux rigidus for the life span of the patient.

Join faculty from Oxford on day one and Bristol on day two on on line discussions and debate on the latest Uni Knee developments.

Oxford faculty: Andrew Price, Will Jackson, Nick Bottomley. David Murray, Bristol faculty: James Murray, Hywel Davies, Andrew Porteous, James Murray

Join faculty from Oxford on day one and Bristol on day two on on line discussions and debate on the latest Uni Knee developments.

Oxford faculty: Andrew Price, Will Jackson, Nick Bottomley. David Murray, Bristol faculty: James Murray, Hywel Davies, Andrew Porteous, James Murray

This course provides an unrivalled opportunity to develop your techniques and skills prior to your final FRCS examination.
To ensure the very best experience, candidates will be split into small groups of only two participants and rotate through workstations. Each workstation will have a least 2 faculty providing 1:1 teaching ratio. 

A Hybrid meeting for members of the Orthopaedic Trauma Society, to discuss and debate the latest in Trauma & Orthopaedics

This year’s meeting will be a virtual meeting over two evenings and will discuss and debate the latest innovations and practices in the world of the knee.