PCO Course sessions in orthopedics

This section captures the essence of our PCO Courses, offering a dynamic archive of recorded conferences that form the core of clinical learning in orthopedics. Whether you're looking for live patient clinics, virtual fellowships, or practical discussions, these resources provide a valuable and continuous online learning experience. All content is free (using your PCO account for access).

SFHG @ PCO: Crossfire DM vs Modular DM
Used for 40 years in France, dual mobility cups have taken on a major role in the management of unstable total hip arthroplasties and those at risk of instability...
SFHG @ PCO: Crossfire DM vs Modular DM
Bertrand Boyer, Sébastien Lustig, Pascal Kouyoumdjian, Nicolas Reina
Virtual fellowship with Frédéric Laude: From conservative to recon
A precursor of the anterior approach, Frédéric Laude influenced the development of subspecialisation in orthopaedics. From conservative surgery to prosthesis revision, understanding the coxofemoral joint is a key to a cross-disciplinary vision of modern hip surgery.
Virtual fellowship with Frédéric Laude: From conservative to recon
Nicolas Bonin, Kristoff Corten, Frédéric Laude, Nicolas Reina
Virtual fellowship with Sébastien Lustig: Robotics in surgery
Robotics is certainly an evolution in orthopedics. How has Sebastien Lustig integrated this practice into the activities of his university hospital department?
Virtual fellowship with Sébastien Lustig: Robotics in surgery
Etienne Cavaignac, Sébastien Lustig, Simon Marmor, Matthieu Ollivier, Sébastien Parratte, Charles Rivière
PCO 2024 Closing ceremony
PCO 2024 Closing ceremony
Etienne Cavaignac, Nicolas Reina
Live clinics: Sport
Clinical examination remains the key to treatment. Several experts will discuss the key elements and the therapeutic decision-making process with real patients between conservative or prosthetic indications.
Live clinics: Sport
Nicolas Bouguennec, Etienne Cavaignac, Matthieu Ollivier, Bertrand Sonnery Cottet
Live clinics: Hips - Indication limits

3 patients with borderline hips - conservative or recon?

The distinction between conservative surgery (PAO or arthroscopy) and non-conservative treatments has evolved significantly with the development of modern decision-making algorithms.

Live clinics: Hips- Indication limit. 3 patients with borderline hips- conservative or recon?
Nicolas Bonin, Kristoff Corten, Frédéric Laude, Nicolas Reina
Advances and considerations in hip arthroplasty

In this session on the evolving landscape of hip arthroplasty, the first presentation explores whether resurfacing might be a superior option for younger patients compared to THA.

Hip session
Benoit Benoit, Justin Cobb, Vikas Khanduja, Nicolas Reina
Entrepreneurship in orthopedics
One problem, one solution. Orthopedics is rich in innovation, with many business opportunities to improve the lives of our patients.
Entrepreneurship in orthopedics
Kristoff Corten, Vikas Khanduja, Pascal Recchia, Nicolas Reina
Choosing the right patient: risk factors tied to patients
Patients have risk factors that influence the outcome of medical and surgical management. These factors, which may or may not be modifiable, sometimes require discussion of the therapeutic decision in order to optimise results.
Choosing the right patient: risk factors tied to patients
Etienne Cavaignac, Sébastien Lustig, Simon Marmor, Sébastien Parratte
Hip preservation: Patient stratification- a bad candidate for preservation but a good candidate for TJA?
Who is the right patient for conservative surgery / total hip arthroplasty? Stratification is the key to patient selection and surgical indication.
Hip preservation: Patient stratification- a bad candidate for preservation but a good candidate for TJA?
Nicolas Bonin, Vikas Khanduja, Pierre Laboudie, Frédéric Laude