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Foundational Knowledge for Referring THR Online Course is designed to provide the necessary information to refer dogs and cats for THR. THR technology and technique have evolved and is now considered a routine surgical procedure and the gold-standard for treatment of hip dysplasia and severe osteoarthritis by experts in the field. THR is designed to return pets to a normal-functioning, pain-free life. A total of 1 CE credits are earned for successful completion.
This course is designed to provide veterinary surgeons with the foundational knowledge needed to understand the full commitment of becoming a skilled, THR surgeon. This course reviews the case load and financial commitment for offering THR at a veterinary clinic. This includes the cost of education, staff, location, and equipment. The course also reviews the skill acquisitions process and the time needed to complete the online, in-person and mentorship program. Finally, this course gives an overview of the hip systems offered by Movora. Expected time to complete this course is 2 hours. A total of 2 CE credits is earned for successful completion.
A comprehensive online course designed to provide surgeons with an in-depth understanding of the BioMedtrix Universal Hip System and the THR surgical procedure Completion of this course is required prior to attending the Universal Hip Hands-on Surgical Workshop. This course is approved by the AAVSB for 7 CE credits.
The BioMedtrix Universal Hip Small Breeds online course is designed to provide surgeons with an in-depth understanding of the BioMedtrix Universal Hip Small Breeds system and the surgical procedure. Upon completion, participants will have the prerequisite information required before attending a Universal Hip Small Breeds Hands-on Workshop.
This program offers surgeons and their surgical teams the technical feedback and support required to gain confidence in performing THR as they prepare to perform clinical cases. Completion of a Universal Hip Hands-on Surgical Workshop is required to enroll in the Mentorship program. Completion of this program is required prior to purchasing implants for clinical use.
KYON: An Introduction to THR Online Course is designed to provide surgeons with essential information for understanding of the KYON THR system, case selection, and postoperative care. Additionally, learners will gain an understanding of radiography requirements, and the primary steps of the surgical procedure. Upon completion, participants will have gained familiarity with the system, preoperative and postoperative radiograph requirements, and postoperative care. Expected time to complete this course is 3 hours. A total of 3 CE credits is earned for successful completion.
This course describes the KYON Zurich Cementless THR Education Pathway for surgeons who are interested in learning the THR procedure with the KYON system. It provides an overview of the courses and workshops, and the KYON THR Skill Assessment, which is required prior to purchasing the implants.
This course teaches the latest advancements in the KYON THR Surgical Technique, specifically an update to the acetabular reaming technique, and the surgical technique for liner revision. An acetabular cup design update and additional instrument and implant options will be presented.
at The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine, Columbus, OH, USA Developed in cooperation with experienced industry-leading surgeons, during this two-day workshop participants will learn proper technique for use of the BioMedtrix Universal Hip System.
at The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine in Columbus, OH This full-day workshop will allow participants to learn proper technique for use of our Small Breeds Total Hip Replacement system, including the new BFX® (biologic fixation) press-fit acetabular cups, in addition to CFX® (cemented) stems and cups.
at Freelance Education Center, UK Developed in cooperation with experienced industry-leading surgeons, during this two-day workshop participants will learn proper technique for use of the BioMedtrix Universal Hip System.
at Freelance Education Center in Bristol, UK This full-day workshop allows participants to learn proper technique for use of our Small Breeds Total Hip Replacement system, including the new BFX® (biologic fixation) press-fit acetabular cups, in addition to CFX® (cemented) stems and cups.
at the Movora Education Center in Boston, MA Developed in cooperation with experienced industry-leading surgeons, during this two-day workshop participants will learn proper technique for use of the BioMedtrix Universal Hip System.
at the Movora Education Center in Boston, MA This full-day workshop will allow participants to learn proper technique for use of our Small Breeds Total Hip Replacement system, including the new BFX® (biologic fixation) press-fit acetabular cups, in addition to CFX® (cemented) stems and cups.
at the Istituto Veterinario Novara, Milan, IT This workshop gives you the unique opportunity to practise further wet lab cases and to complete the KYON THR Skill Assessment within a four-days workshop under close supervision of KYON THR experts. You must have already completed the KYON Level 2 THR Intermediate Workshop before attending this workshop.
at the Movora Education Center in Boston, Massachusetts Completion of this two-day workshop prepares you to start your journey to become a successful THR surgeon and incorporate the procedure into your clinical services.
at Freelance Education Center, UK Completion of this two-day workshop prepares you to start your journey to become a successful THR surgeon and incorporate the procedure into your clinical services.
This evaluation program is aimed at surgeons who completed the KYON Total Hip Replacement Workshop and want to proceed to the next step in the KYON THR Education Pathway. The successful completion of the KYON THR Skill Assessment: Wet Lab Case Evaluation is mandatory for surgeons to become eligible for the purchase of THR implants for their first two clinical cases.