The Wrightington Revision Hip Course 2027 at the DoubleTree by Hilton Manchester – Piccadilly has been rescheduled for Thursday 4th & Friday 5th February. Be sure to register your interest!

The Wrightington Revision Hip Course is a comprehensive two-day educational meeting focused on the contemporary management of complex hip reconstruction and revision. Delivered by an expert faculty with extensive experience in revision arthroplasty, this symposium combines evidence-based lectures, case-based discussions, and interactive industry sessions to provide a practical and clinically relevant learning experience.
 
This symposium is designed to be highly interactive, encouraging discussion and shared learning between faculty and delegates. It is ideally suited to orthopaedic surgeons involved in primary and revision hip arthroplasty, fellows in training, and senior trainees seeking to deepen their understanding of complex acetabular and femoral revision and periprosthetic fracture management.

CPD Applied For

RCS LOGO

Meeting Highlights

  • Acetabular revision and femoral revision days
  • Experienced and expert faculty
  • Overview of classifications and the impact on treatment decisions.
  • Discussion on work up, investigations, operative techniques.
  • Techniques for revision surgery including Wrightington Revision philosophies
  • Case-based discussion groups
  • Interactive Lectures on complex scenarios
  • Industry sessions

Convenors

Sunil Panchani

Mr Sunil Panchani is a Consultant Trauma and Orthopaedic Lower Limb Surgeon

… at the world renowned Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh NHS Foundation Trust. He has specialist experience in complex primary and revision hip and knee joint replacements and pelvic and acetabular trauma.

Mr Panchani graduated from the University of Liverpool in 2004 with an Honours degree in Medicine. He underwent basic surgical training in Merseyside and completed his higher surgical training within the North West of England. Mr Panchani completed his Master’s degree in Orthopaedic Engineering at Cardiff University in 2010 where he gained valuable insight into the biomechanics of joint replacements. He gained his Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons in 2013 and joined the Specialist Register in 2016.

Mr Panchani underwent specialist fellowship training in pelvic and acetabular surgery at Wrightington Hospital. He was awarded the prestigious Cavendish Fellowship thereafter, based in Sheffield Teaching Hospitals, where he completed further training in the management of complex revision surgery for failed or infected joint replacements under the guidance of internationally renowned orthopaedic surgeons. He has visited many orthopaedic centres within the UK and Europe to enhance his experience in complex lower limb surgery.

Mr Panchani joined the staff at Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh NHS Foundation Trust’s orthopaedic department as a substantive consultant in May 2017. He also holds an Honorary contract for pelvic and acetabular trauma surgery at Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.

Mr Panchani has a keen interest in research and has published multiple articles in peer reviewed journals and has also presented his work at international meetings. He has experience in setting up and completing clinical trials to further the knowledge base within orthopaedic surgery. He maintains a keen interest in teaching and developing the skills of UK and international junior doctors, as well as allied professional staff and students. He has been a faculty member in a number of orthopaedic courses which he has helped to organise.

Mr Panchani maintains a medico-legal practice completing a number of reports annually and has completed an accredited Bond Solon course in this area of practice.

Mr Panchani has gained a wealth of experience during his training and consultant career thus far and by providing patient focused care and using evidence-based medicine he strives to ensure optimal outcomes for his patients.

 

Chris Whelton

Chris Whelton is a consultant trauma and orthopaedic surgeon at Wrightington…

… and Royal Preston hospitals, specialising in pelvic and Acetabular trauma, complex hip arthroplasty and revision hip surgery. He Undertook fellowships in both Wrightington hospital and Addenbrookes Hospital, Cambridge.

 

Henry Wynn-Jones

I completed my Specialist Registrar training in Trauma and Orthopaedics…

… on the Eastern Deanery rotation in 2009. I was fortunate enough to spend a year during my training working in Malawi at the BEIT Cure Hospital and the Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital in Blantyre where I learned a great deal about trauma, bone infection and congenital deformity. I then completed a 12 month fellowship at Wrightington Hospital in specialist revision joint replacement techniques, and pelvic and acetabular fracture surgery.

In 2010 I visited the Inselspittal in Berne, Switzerland for 6 weeks as an AO Trauma Fellow, and then Professor Soballe in Aarhus, Denmark as a British Hip Society European Travelling Fellow.

In 2012 was very fortunate to be selected as the representative of the British Hip Society on the Hip Society (US) Rothman Ranawat Travelling fellowship to North America and Canada.

I was appointed as a Consultant at Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh NHS Trust in 2010. I have been Clinical Director for Trauma from 2012 to 2014, and am currently Clinical Director for Lower Limb Surgery.

My elective practice is based at Wrightington Hospital where my practice is predominantly hip and knee replacements, with a focus on revision surgery.

My trauma practice is predominantly based at the Royal Preston Hospital which is the Major Trauma Centre for Lancashire. My trauma subspecialist interests are pelvic and acetabular surgery and periprosthetic fractures.

I have research interests in Metal on Metal Hip Replacements, Prosthetic Joint Infection and Periprosthetic Fractures.

I have a keen interest in teaching and education and with support of the John Charnley Trust, together with colleagues I run regular courses at Wrightington Hospital. I am also a Trustee of the John Charnley Trust.

I continue to have an interest in supporting orthopaedic care in Low Income countries. I am chair of trustees of the North West Orthopaedic Alliance for Africa, and am a mentor for colleagues in Malawi as part of an AOAF initiative.

 

Register

  • *Conference Fee

    *Accommodation

    Accommodation is available at the DoubleTree by Hilton Manchester - Piccadilly, all rooms rates are single occupancy & include breakfast

    *Conference Dinner

    The conference dinner will take place at a local restaurant

By clicking “Add to Basket” you will sign up to be a Clockwork Medical member where you can easily access:

  • Your CPD certificate
  • Your receipt
  • View meeting recordings
If you do not wish to be a Clockwork Medical member please use the guest checkout option below

Timetable will appear here shortly

Friday 5th February

08:15

Arrival coffee

Session 4

08:50 – 10:00

Classification of PPFs – Universal Classification System and implications for treatment

Epidemiology and risk factors for peri-prosthetic fractures

B2 fractures:  Fix versus Replace – Understanding literature and implications for clinical practice

10:00

Coffee

Session 5

10:30 – 11:30

The use of cement in revision for peri-prosthetic fractures

When and how to use a Fluted Modular Stem for PPF

Alternatives to Fluted Modular Stem with Distal Fixation

When and how to use an endoprosthetic replacement in proximal femoral fracture

Industry Breakout Sessions

11:30 – 12:30

12:30

Lunch

Case Discussions – 3 groups, 30 minutes each

13:30 – 15:00

13:30

Fixation of B1, C and Inter-prosthetic Fractures

14:00

Revision options and techniques

14:30

Failed cases – Why did they fail and treatment options?

15:00

Coffee

Session 6

15:30 – 16:30

Acetabular Periprosthetic fractures 

Distal femoral PPF: fix or revise

Infected PPF – Salvage options

Close

Speakers to be confirmed...

No results found.

DoubleTree by Hilton Manchester – Piccadilly

The hotel is around the corner from Manchester Piccadilly train station and Piccadilly Gardens. The hotel features an on-site restaurant and bar, fitness centre, and flexible meeting and event spaces, making it suitable for conferences and social functions. Guests are welcomed with the brand’s signature warm chocolate chip cookie on arrival, and the hotel’s central location provides easy access to popular attractions, shopping areas, and entertainment venues in Manchester city centre.

One Piccadilly Place

1 Auburn St

Manchester

M1 3DG

Venue Highlights

The area around the DoubleTree by Hilton Manchester – Piccadilly is a bustling city centre hub, just steps from Piccadilly Gardens and Manchester Piccadilly station. Within easy walking distance are cultural spots like the Manchester Art Gallery and Manchester Cathedral, trendy shopping in the Northern Quarter and Market Street, and green spaces such as Sackville Gardens and Mayfield Park. The neighbourhood also offers a variety of cafés, restaurants, and bars, making it a convenient and lively base for exploring Manchester’s history and culture.

Venue Location

Satellite Navigation
Postcode for the venue is M1 3DG

On site parking is £24 a day. There are EV charging facilities available.

What3Words
space.tigers.stand

The nearest train stations are:

Piccadilly Manchester – 2-3 minute walk to the venue.

The nearest airport is:

Manchester Airport (MAN) – approximately 11 km (7 miles) southeast of Old Trafford, around 20–25 minutes by car depending on traffic.

 

Premium Plus Sponsors

Premium Sponsors

Thank you to all our sponsors, the meetings could not happen without your support.

Exhibitor Opportunities
  • There are a range of exciting opportunities to get your name in front of key decision makers
  • Breakout Sessions
  • Exhibition stand space
  • Logo to appear on all promotional branding
  • Logo and company profile in the conference program
  • Advert to appear in delegate book
  • Introduction video at the beginning of a session
  • Promotional advert in the exhibition and catering area
  • List of attendees prior to the meeting