Coimbatore Gears Up for AI Aided Cutting-Edge Knee Surgery Conference
A one-day conference on “Current Concepts in Total Knee Replacement and AI-Aided Robotic Knee Surgeries” is all set to take place on 22nd September 2024 at Hotel Residency Towers in Coimbatore. Organized by the Indian Orthopaedic Association and Tamil Nadu Orthopaedic Association, the event aims to bring together the latest advancements in knee surgery and healthcare.
Speaking to the media ahead of the event, Dr. C. Rex, Chief Orthopaedic Surgeon at Rex Ortho Hospital, emphasized the growing prevalence of knee-related issues in recent times. He pointed out that early detection and treatment are key to slowing down the progression of knee degeneration and alleviating symptoms. A significant focus of the conference will be on promoting doctor-patient engagement to ensure early diagnosis and prevention.
The conference will see the participation of around 300 renowned orthopaedic surgeons, researchers, and physiatrist experts from across the country. They will share their insights on the latest developments in Total Knee Replacement and AI-assisted robotic surgeries. Live demonstrations of AI-aided robotic knee surgeries will be one of the highlights, offering an unparalleled learning experience for young doctors and seasoned surgeons alike.
Dr. Rex noted that the event presents an excellent opportunity for healthcare professionals to update their skills and knowledge in the fast-evolving field of knee replacement and painless joint surgeries. Deliberations among experts will focus on enhancing patient outcomes through faster rehabilitation programs and cutting-edge techniques.
Industry representatives will also participate, with an exhibition showcasing innovative products and services in orthopaedic care. According to Dr. Rex, the inputs gathered from the conference will assist in the design of next-gen medical equipment, further benefiting the healthcare sector.
The conference promises to be a knowledge-packed day, helping medical professionals stay ahead of the curve in knee surgery and patient care.
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