FELLOWSHIP IN ORTHOSCOPY AND ARTHROPLASTY

KIMS-Orthopaedics-Department

Overview:
Orthoscopy and Arthroplasty is a specialized medical training program that focuses on advanced orthopedic surgical techniques for diagnosing and treating joint conditions and disorders. Orthoscopy involves using a tiny camera (arthroscope) to visualize and perform procedures within a joint, while arthroplasty involves the replacement of damaged or arthritic joints with prosthetic devices.
During this fellowship, healthcare professionals, often orthopedic surgeons, acquire advanced skills in performing orthoscopic procedures for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes within joints like the knee, shoulder, or hip. They also learn about arthroplasty techniques, which may involve joint replacements, such as total knee or hip replacements, to alleviate pain and restore joint function.
The primary goal of an Orthoscopy and Arthroplasty fellowship is to equip healthcare professionals with the knowledge and technical skills needed to provide effective, minimally invasive treatments for various joint conditions, injuries, and arthritis. This specialized training ensures that patients receive high-quality orthopedic care, leading to improved joint function, reduced pain, and an enhanced quality of life.

 

Teaching Methods:
Server-based classes

Required Backgrounds:
MBBS / MD/MS/ DNB/ Equivalent

Paperwork:
No application necessary – Enroll today

COURSE MODULES

  1. Joint Anatomy and Physiology
    Joint Anatomy and Physiology is a specialized training program that focuses on gaining an in-depth understanding of the structure and function of the human joints, particularly major joints like the hip, knee, and shoulder. This specialized training is vital for healthcare professionals, often orthopedic surgeons and physical therapists, who aim to excel in diagnosing and treating joint-related issues. During this fellowship, participants delve into the intricate details of joint anatomy, including the bones, ligaments, tendons, and surrounding structures that make up each joint. They also explore the biomechanics of joint movement, load-bearing, and the unique characteristics of different joints in the human body.
  2. Arthroplasty Techniques
    Arthroplasty Techniques is a specialized training program that focuses on mastering the surgical procedures involved in joint replacement, particularly major joints such as the hip, knee, and shoulder. This specialized training is undertaken by healthcare professionals, often orthopedic surgeons, who seek to become experts in restoring joint function and alleviating pain through arthroplastic interventions. During this fellowship, participants learn and refine advanced techniques for joint replacement surgeries. This includes in-depth knowledge of the anatomy and biomechanics of the joints being treated, as well as the skills and procedures necessary for performing arthroplasty, which involves the removal and replacement of damaged joint components with prosthetic implants. 
  3. Patient Evaluation
    Patient Evaluation is a specialized training program that focuses on developing the skills and knowledge required to assess and diagnose patients effectively. This training is typically undertaken by healthcare professionals, such as physicians, nurses, and medical specialists, to become proficient in patient examination and history-taking. The primary goal of a Patient Evaluation fellowship is to equip healthcare professionals with the ability to assess patients thoroughly and determine the most appropriate diagnostic and treatment pathways. Proficiency in patient evaluation is essential for providing high-quality and patient-centered care, ultimately leading to improved healthcare outcomes and patient satisfaction.
  4. Orthoscopic Procedures 
    Orthoscopic Procedures is a specialized training program that focuses on mastering arthroscopic techniques used in diagnosing and treating joint-related issues, particularly in major joints like the hip, knee, and shoulder. This specialized training is often undertaken by healthcare professionals, such as orthopedic surgeons and sports medicine specialists, to become proficient in minimally invasive procedures. During this fellowship, participants learn advanced skills in using arthroscopic instruments and equipment to access and visualize the interior of joints. They gain expertise in techniques for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes, enabling them to perform procedures like joint debridement, repair of ligaments or cartilage, and removal of loose bodies within the joint.
  5. Rehabilitation and Postoperative
    Rehabilitation and Postoperative Care is a specialized training program that focuses on the comprehensive management of patients following surgical interventions. Healthcare professionals, such as physical therapists, occupational therapists, and orthopedic surgeons, often pursue this fellowship to develop expertise in guiding patients through the recovery process. During this fellowship, participants learn advanced skills related to postoperative care and rehabilitation, including creating tailored rehabilitation plans, managing pain, addressing complications, and optimizing patient recovery. They also gain insights into providing emotional and psychological support to patients during their post-surgery journey.
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