European Bone & Joint Infection Society 42nd Annual Meeting 2024

Description Include: 25 videos 1 pdf, size: 22.9 GB Target Audience: orthopedic surgeons, infectious disease specialists, microbiologists Sample video: contact me for sample video Information: European Bone & Joint Infection Society 42nd Annual Meeting 2024 Course OverviewThe 42nd Annual Meeting of the European Bone & Joint Infection Society brings together global experts, clinicians, and industry professionals dedicated to advancing the prevention and treatment of bone and joint infections. Held in Barcelona, this event blends cutting-edge science with meaningful collaboration and practical insights. What You Will Learn Current and emerging strategies for preventing and treating infections in metallic implants The impact of innovation—robotics, AI, and apps—on bone and joint infection management Insights from large-scale clinical trials in orthopedic infections Advances in diagnostic microbiology for periprosthetic joint infections (PJI) Approaches to managing multi-drug resistant pathogens in PJI Best practices for two-stage exchange protocols and infection-related surgical decision-making Practical tips for differentiating painful prostheses from true infections Effective use of local vs systemic antibiotics in orthopedic infection care Event Details Dates: 26–28 September 2024 Location: Barcelona, Spain—experience a city that seamlessly blends historic charm with biomedical innovation Who Should AttendThis meeting is ideal for: Orthopedic surgeons, infectious disease specialists, and microbiologists focused on bone and joint infections Researchers conducting clinical trials or developing diagnostic technologies in orthopedic infection Healthcare professionals and industry partners seeking to stay at the forefront of treatment strategies and innovation Why Attend Participate in high-level scientific presentations and practical learning sessions Engage in expert networking and knowledge exchange across multidisciplinary fields Discover the latest advances governing treatment strategies, diagnostics, and infection control methods   Topics: Best Papers Session Honorary Lecture Closing.mp4 EBJIS2024_programme-and-abstract-book__WEB_komprimeret-komprimeret.pdf Free Paper Session A Fracture related infections.mp4 Free Paper Session B Prosthetic joint infection.mp4 Free Paper Session C Antibiotic treatment for bone and joint infections.mp4 Free Paper Session D Prevention of prosthetic joint infection.mp4 Free Paper Session E Classification of prosthetic joint infection.mp4 Free Paper Session F Diagnostics in prosthetic joint infection.mp4 Free Paper Session G Local and systemic antibiotic treatment.mp4 Free Paper Session H No implant-related bone and joint infections.mp4 Free Paper session I Biofilm.mp4 Free Paper Session J Molecular techniques for microbiology diagnosis.mp4 Industry Symposium A Cutting Edge Infection Management Surgical & Diagnostics.mp4 Industry Symposium B The use of PerOssal in complex bone and spinal infections.mp4 Industry Symposium C Better safe than sorry – ways to support infection prevention with antibiotic-loaded bone cement.mp4 Industry Symposium D Is there still room for improvement within the interdisciplinary infection management in the diagnosis.mp4 Industry Symposium E Improving outcomes in complex PJI cases.mp4 Industry Symposium F CERAMENT G and CERAMENT V in FRI and PJI – Definitions and surgical techniques.mp4 Key Session 2 Large clinical trials in Bone and Joint Infection.mp4 Key session 3 Tips for surgery in FRI and PJI.mp4 Key session 4 Current and upcoming strategies to prevent and treat metallic implant infections.mp4 Key Session 6 Multi-drug resistant pathogens in PJI how to deal with this problem.mp4 Key session 8 Microbial etiology in PJI and new diagnostic techniques.mp4 Key Session 9 Innovation impact on BJI (robotics, AI and app).mp4 Opening Session, Key Session 1 Using local and systemic antibiotics in BJI a match made in heaven, Pro & Con.mp4 PRO CON Do we need to know the microorganism for 1-stage exchange.mp4