Wrist fractures management

03 & 04 July 2025

English
Nantes, France
image avec les plaques présentés lors du cours
Program.

9:00AM
STARTS AT SKYLAB

Distal fracture management for experts

  • Fragment specific philososphy
  • Overview of main and recent surgical techniques
  • Practice on fractured specimens per group of 2 surgeons
    • Analysis of the case from Xray and CT scan
    • Planning of surgery
    • Osteosynthesis in the lab (all recent techniques available)
    • Analysis and debriefing

Distal radius osteotomies

Wrist osteotomies and advantages of 3D planned
Patient Specific Instrumentation (PSI)

Metacarpal phalangeal fractures

Interest of osteosynthesis using intramedullary
screws for metacarpal and phalangeal fractures

Each group will received a fractured specimen with associated imaging.

1 specimen for 2 participants
6h of practice

3:30PM
ENDS AT NEWCLIP TECHNICS

*This program may be subject to modifications.

Scientific chair.

Pr Jean Yves BEAULIEU (SWITZERLAND)
Dr Stefanie WIESCHOLLEK (GERMANY)
TO BE CONFIRMED

Practical information
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Accompanying Person

Each surgeon has the possibility of bringing a member of their medical team (e.g., a nurse).

Pricing

1500€ per course per surgeon.
600€ per accompanying person.
VAT will be applied. 
Contact your local manager for coverage.

Cancellation Policy

Any cancellation within 8 weeks of the event will be charged 100%

Skylab

Skylab 3 rue de la Pastière
44115 Haute Goulaine
France

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