Programme Overview

A comprehensive, interactive programme is being planned. Topics to be covered include:

Hip preservation

Trauma

Arthroplasty

Revision surgery

Dedicated sessions for open discussion of difficult and interesting cases.

Friday, 21^st May 2021

11.00am Registration opens

11.30am Lunch on arrival in the Exhibition Area

12.30pm Welcome, NZOA President message and general business

1.00pm Scientific Sessions

1:00pm

Mark Wright

Elective demand and the National Prioritization Scoring Tool

1:15pm

Rob Walker

Is rationing of total hip replacement justified? A UK perspective

1:30pm

Matt Mcall

Cancellation of elective hip joint arthroplasty is not a benign process and is often preventable

1:45pm

Richard Petersen

Work related injury and hip osteoarthritis - an area for further research?

1:55pm

Eric Swanton

Partial cement retention in acetabular revision surgery

2:05pm

James Burn

Hip Radiology - Improving your Image and Knowledge

2.15pm Afternoon break

2.45pm Scientific Sessions

2:45pm	Nick Lash	Long term review: survivorship of custom triflange acetabular implants
3:00pm	Mark Stringer	A snapshot of periprosthetic femoral fractures in New Zealand
3:15pm	Peter Misur	Comparable outcomes of in-cement revision and uncemented modular stem revision for Vancouver B2 periprosthetic femoral fracture at 5 years
3:30pm	Tony Lamberton	Impaction grafting in 2021
3:45pm	Bill Farrington	Hip resurfacing in 2021
4:00pm	Prof. Gary Hooper	Ceramic-ceramic bearings in 2021
4:15pm	Peter Misur/Flint	Cases discussions
4:30pm	Peter Misur/Flint	Cases discussions

4.30pm NZ Hip Society AGM

5.30pm Drinks (Trades Exhibition Area)

7.00pm Conference dinner at The Grille Restaurant at Eichardt’s Hotel

7.30am Breakfast

8.30am Scientific Sessions

8:30am	Tony Lamberton	Minimum 10 year follow-up on fully cemented total hip joint replacement with conventional polyethylene, a single surgeon series of 333 cases.
8:45am	Michael Wyatt	Benchmarking total hip replacement constructs using noninferiority analysis: the New Zealand Joint Registry study
9:00am	Alexander Boyle	Comparing uncemented, hybrid and cemented primary total hip arthroplasty in young patients, a New Zealand Joint Registry study
9:15am	Haemish Crawford	Arthroplasty conversion following hip arthroscopy – a single surgeon series
9:30am	Tobin/Smithers	Cases discussions
9:45am	Tobin/Smithers	Cases discussions
10:00am	Mat Brick	Hip abductor tendon tears: Injection, endoscopic and open repair
10:15am	Mat Brick	Endoscopic fractional lengthening of iliopsoas: a day stay procedure in the setting of total hip arthroplasty

10.30am Morning break

11.00am Scientific Sessions

11:00am	Haemish Love	What's new in hip arthroscopy?
11:15am	Mike van Neikerk	Femoroacetabular impingement: an evidence-based approach to treatment
11:30am	Matthew Boyle	Current concepts in the management of acetabular retroversion
11:45am	Matthew Boyle	The effect of travel distance on outcomes after periacetabular osteotomy
12:45pm	Ramez Ailabouni	The role of biologic therapies in hip preservation
12:15pm	Mat Brick	Hip rehabilitation: a practical demonstration (be prepared....)
12:30pm	Matthew Boyle	Cases discussions

12.45pm Lunch

1.30pm Scientific Sessions

1:30pm	Andy Johnston	Hip reconstruction in tumour and metastatic disease
1:45pm	Andy Johnston	Hip reconstruction in tumour and metastatic disease
2:00pm	Andy Powell	A subjective review of proximal femur nailing systems
2:15pm	Prof Thor Besier	Simulating the effect of neck resection and joint geometry on hip internal rotation impingement
2:30pm	Rob Elliott	Anterior THR, facts and fiction
2:45pm	Pierre Navarre	Dual mobility intra-prosthetic dislocations – rationale for attempted reduction in theatre?
3:00pm	Amir Sandiford	Adverse reaction to metal debris due to fretting corrosion between the acetabular components of modular dual-mobility constructs in total hip replacement: A systematic review and meta-analysis
3:15pm	Peter Misur	Closing comments

3.30pm Conference concludes