Essentials and evidence of a modern hip primary construct

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Target audience

Operating room technician/Certified surgical technologist

General practitioner

Surgeon Professor

Resident/Registrar/Fellow

Surgeon

Other Healthcare Professional

Language

English

Duration

< 1 hour

CPD/CME & Certificates

Royal College of Surgeons of England (RCS Eng)

About this educational activity

Essentials and evidence of a modern hip primary construct

Accredited by the Royal College of Surgeons of England*

This module will provide learners with the history, the concept and the philosophy of the POLAR3^◊ total hip system. Experts will drive us through the system specifics as well as their own experience. Finally, you will also review the latest evidence for POLAR3.

Contributors:

Dr Arnaud Fiquet, France
Dr William Lutes, United States of America
Mr Philip Roberts, United Kingdom

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