Awesome to be in the periprosthetic fracture session with great data from Jonathan T Evans Josh Lamb and Mike Whitehouse - grateful to be invited along for the ride! And to be a warm up for the very important session on taking a break and avoiding burnout - great show British Hip Society! 💪🏻

The impact of ethnicity on care and outcome after hip fracture in England and Wales A brief edited teaser of my recent talk at the Best of the Best session at the BOA. Follow the link in the comments for the full talk. #BOAAC24

62 years ago today Sir John Charnley began this story. Millions of patients have benefited from his pioneering work. Today he and the hospital have been honoured with a Blue Plaque.

Merry Christmas to all those working in the NHS Many staff in the NHS are grossly underpaid (even on Christmas day👇) but none more so than Resident Doctors who frequently graduate with >£100k debt RT to support them & ask government to pay them ALL fairly #PayRestoration

Klaxon 🚨 British Hip Society Global Reach Webinar - 30th January In partnership with AAHKS Periprosthetic fractures Hosts including Satish Kutty and anilgambhir Input from Chloe EH Scott Josh Lamb and Jonathan T Evans to name a few Register: bit.ly/40t2cWh #hipsurgery #trauma

Clinically relevant HOOS-PS and KOOS-PS improvements are likely overestimated, as nonrespondents had higher adverse event rates which were associated with lower likelihood to achieve clinically relevant HOOS-PS and KOOS-PS improvements for TJA. arthroplastyjournal.org/article/S0883-…

🔎 Join Matthew Wilson Exeter Hip Unit and an expert panel for a deep dive into Revision Hip Networks at British Hip Society #BHS25 Harrogate.🩺 🌟 Session Highlights: 🔹 Matthew Wilson Exeter Hip Unit: BHS position on revision networks 🔹Prof Tim Board: Key performance indicators & surgeon

RCT bilateral simultaneous TKA: Anatomical and mechanical alignments had similar clinical outcomes in patients undergoing bilateral total knee arthroplasty at a mean of 4.9 years follow-up. arthroplastyjournal.org/article/S0883-…

Heading to the British Hip Society Society meeting in Harrogate? Looking for ideas for fellowships? Want to network and know more? Come to our fellowship forum where we plan to showcase post CCT fellowship programmes from around the UK on Wednesday Lunchtime (bhsmeeting.com/_files/ugd/4d4…)

Latest estimates of periprosthetic fracture risk associated with stem brands in England published in J Bone & Joint Surg, check your choices! - Estimates include all surgically tx fractures, including those fixed - Risk depends on design, not cement tinyurl.com/mv7whst3

Take home messages: Cemented polished taper stems did worse when taking into account fractures which were fixed. Cementless stems better than expected, outperformed cemented PTS stems in those with hip fracture(!) 😲 Cemented composite beam have v low risk #pff #THA #orthotwitter

Come join us at British Hip Society Fellowship Forum in Harrogate if you’re thinking about or ready for a fellowship in hip surgery!

Martin Sharrock JAB Josh Lamb Marieta Franklin Fayez Almari Wrightington Hospital Great question Martin! I would encourage the orthotwitter community to complete this survey

We are looking into this problem. First step is to understand decision making and design a small study to see if plating a gap is worth it? And if so, when? See below for short survey. Please share on your work groups. Thanks

I’m really pleased to share our research showing the benefits of THR in adolescent patients Prof Tim Board Josh Lamb Wrightington Hospital

Please can any Ortho surgeons take a minute to complete this survey on bridge plating to prevent interprosthetic fractures? forms.gle/Qzh2AzxP6zRF92…

How do you manage wound infections after joint replacement of the upper and lower limb? Washout every joint? Just abx? Maybe both? 🤷‍♂️ Please complete a 3min online survey in conjunction with BAJIS & @Brms_Research 👇 tinyurl.com/2t9rpu46 Please share!#orthotwitter

Please take a minute to fill out your views on wound problems after joint replacement #nursing #physiotherapy #generalpractice #orthotwitter