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Shoulder Arthroplasty - ISG-SECEC Joint Webinar

This groundbreaking webinar—the first organised jointly by SECEC and the International Shoulder Group of the International Society of Biomechanics, brings surgeons and engineers together on one platform to push the boundaries of research in shoulder pathologies! This special event features leading experts from Europe and North America, offering invaluable insights for surgeons, scientists, and industry professionals alike. Full programme 0:00 - 5:49 : Introduction - Jagwant Singh - SECEC (UK), Martin Warner - ISB (UK) Shoulder Arthroplasty 5:50 - 18:33 : Update on Humeral Stem - Joaquin Sanchez-Sotelo (USA) 18:34 - 27:48 : Stemless Reverse - Tjarco Alta (The Netherlands) 27:49 - 42:41 : Update on Glenoid Component - Puneet Monga (UK) 42:42 - 1:01:22 : Shoulder Arthroplasty Biomechanics - Anthony Bull (UK) 1:01:23 - 1:18:50 : Q& A session – Ruth Delaney (Ireland), Martin Warner ( UK ) Posture and Scapular Kinematics 1:18:51 - 1:36:44 : Scapulothoracic Orientation and Motion in Shoulder Arthroplasty – Philipp Moroder (Switzerland) 1:36:45 - 1:51:36 : Scapula kinematics and Physiotherapy - Lori Michener (USA) 1:51-37 - 2:03:01: Q&A session - Bart Veen (The Netherlands) and Solenn Gain (France) Apply today to join SECEC at https://www.secec.eu/become-member/ Disclaimer: Please note that SECEC assumes no responsibility for the accuracy of the studies mentioned in the videos. Neither does it endorse or approve any material found in external links. It is important to note that the opinions expressed by the speakers in the videos are their own and do not represent an official view from the association. Comments policy: Whilst we value and encourage your participation in the discussions through comments, please keep in mind that when you post a comment, it becomes visible to the general public. If your comments are unrelated to the topic or clearly promote a commercial product, it will be removed. Additionally, the use of profanity or abusive language is not permitted