Join us on Thursday 19th & Friday 20th November for the Orthoplastics Collaboration Annual Conference at the Double Tree Hilton Piccadilly, Manchester.

Welcome to the first annual Orthoplastics conference bringing together both Orthopaedic and Plastic Surgeons from every Major Trauma Centre in the UK.

What makes OPC different from other meetings?

There us currently no combined dedicated orthoplastics meeting – this unique event sees units combine to discuss treatment pathways from each centre and how these can be combined to achieve the best patient outcomes, facilitate a learning environment and provide governance.

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Meeting Highlights

  • How to tackle jumpers and bilateral open ankle/hindfoot injuries
  • How to set up for bone loss management
  • Complex sase discussion
  • Discussion on national practice variations
  • Establish a consensus on treatment outputs
  • Establish GIRFT outputs
  • Management of open fractures & infections
  • Ideas for new research developments

Convenors

Enis Guryel

Enis is a Consultant Trauma & Orthopaedic surgeon working at Brighton…

…and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust in the Major Trauma Centre since 2011.
His specialist interest is in the management of acute complex trauma in both the upper and lower limbs in adults and paediatrics. Enis’ sub-specialty interests are the management of bone infection, non-union, deformity correction and limb lengthening and works with plastic surgeons performing combined operating lists and MDT clinics.
He qualified from Guy’s and St. Thomas’ Hospitals Medical School in 1998 and gained his membership to the RCSEngland in 2004. He completed the St. George’s Hospital SWT Orthopaedic rotation and undertook the Complex Trauma and Limb Reconstruction Fellowship at St. Peter’s Hospital in Chertsey.
Enis enjoys teaching at local, regional and national courses and is Past-president of the Federation of Orthopaedic Trainees in Europe and is a reviewer for the Bone & Joint Journal. Enis is the honorary Treasurer for the Orthopaedic section of the RSM and a member of the BOA.

Edmund Fitzgerald O’Connor

Mr Edmund Fitzgerald O’Connor O’Connor is one of only a handful…

…of consultants in London employed at 2 university NHS teaching hospitals.

At King’s College Hospital, the leading major trauma centre in the country, Mr Fitzgerald O’Connor specialises in complex trauma reconstruction as part of the orthoplastic team. At Guy’s & St Thomas’ Hospital as part of the world-renowned plastic surgery department, he focuses on complex revisional reconstructive surgery for both upper and lower limb, breast cancer and a broad range of general plastics surgery cases.

Mr Fitzgerald O’Connor also holds a substantive Senior Clinical Lecturer position at Queen Mary’s University of London. He is the course lead for the Masters programme in Reconstructive Microsurgery as well as faculty for the M.Sc in Aesthetic Medicine.

RCS Accreditation

Clockwork Medical is proud to be accredited by the Royal College of surgeons of England. Accreditation ensures that the educational activity being delivered has met the required educational standards and provides reassurance to participants and delegates that the centre, course or event will provide a high-quality learning experience.

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    This conference is limited to consultant surgeons & fellows

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    Unit ticket applicable to 1 orthopaedic and 1 plastic surgeon from the same hospital

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    The course dinner will take place at a local Indian restaurant on Thursday 19th November.

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    Accommodation at the Double Tree Hilton Piccadilly. All rates are single occupancy B&B.

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Thursday 19th November

13:00

Registration & Lunch

Session 1: Open Foot Fractures

13:30 – 14:45

13:30

Talks & Speakers TBC

Session 2: Open Segmental Tibia Fractures

14:45 – 16:00

14:45

Talks & Speakers TBC

16:00

Coffee

Session 3: Open Elderly Ankle Fractures

16:30 – 17:45

16:30

Talks & Speakers TBC

Dragons Den With Sponsors & Drinks

17:45 – 18:30

19:30

Dinner

Friday 20th November

08:30

Tea & Coffee

Session 4: Wild West Session Management of Fractures Post Compartment Syndrome, Bimalleolar ankle wounds & Diabetic feet

09:00 -10:30

09:30

Talks & Speakers TBC

10:30

Platinum Sponsor Session

10:45

Coffee

Session 5: Pitch An Idea

11:15 -12:00

11:15

Talks & Speakers TBC

Session 6: Headline Papers in the last year and leaders update

12:00 – 12:30

12:00

Talks & Speakers TBC

12:30

Lunch

Session 7: How Does Your Unit Work?

13:30 -14:45

Dual or single consultant operating?

Order of surgery

Data collection and PROMS

Session 8: How does your unit manage open fractures with bone loss?

14:45 – 15:30

14:45 

Talks & Speakers TBC

15:30

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Double Tree Piccadilly, Manchester

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

 

Course Dinner

The course dinner will take place at a local Indian restaurant on Thursday 19th November.

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, culture, and nightlife.

Venue Location

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Postcode for the venue is M1 3DG

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

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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.

 

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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