The Young Athlete's Hip Symposium

Thursday, 22 September 2022

You can still register to access full recordings of the Young Athlete’s Hip Symposium (and receive free access to recordings of 11 Webinars: Oxford-Aspetar-La Trobe Young Athlete’s Hip Webinar Series).

Hosted by Young Athlete’s Hip Research (YAHiR) Collaborative

You can still register to access a full recording of this symposium!

Partnering to promote and protect athletes' hip health

7.30 BST - Registration

8.30 - 9.00 - Welcome and introduction

Session	Title	Faculty
Session 1: 9.00 to 10.30	Primary cam morphology in the young athlete – development, diagnosis, prevention Chair: Joanne Kemp and Inger Mechlenburg Objectives Following this session participants will be able to: Discuss primary cam morphology as an important femoral morphology in the athlete Describe the appropriate imaging for studies on how primary cam morphology develops and for FAI syndrome in clinical practice Consider stakeholder’s perspectives (patients, parents and sports coaches) on primary cam morphology development and FAI syndrome	Joanne Kemp, Andrea Mosler, Siôn Glyn-Jones, Vikas Khanduja, Lasse Ishoi, Kirsty Elliott-Sale
Session 2: 11.00 to 12.30	Femoroacetabular Impingement Syndrome in the athlete – treatment, thriving, winning Chairs: Andrea Mosler and Sean McAuliffe Objectives Following this session participants will be able to: Construct a best-practice physiotherapy programme for the young athlete with FAI syndrome and primary cam morphology Describe the current evidence for surgery in young athletes with FAI syndrome and primary cam morphology Describe realistic return to sport expectations after arthroscopic hip surgery for FAI syndrome	Andrea Mosler, David Hanff, Lindsey Plass, Joanne Kemp, Signe Kierkegaard
Session 3: 13.30 to 15.00	Hip Osteoarthritis in the athlete – can we predict and prevent it? Chair: Christa van Rensburg and Sion Glyn-Jones Objectives Following this session participants will be able to: Construct a management plan for the athlete with hip osteoarthritis Summarise the current evidence on the risk of developing future osteoarthritis in the young athlete with FAI syndrome and primary cam morphology Describe the relationships between cam morphology, hip symptoms, and hip osteoarthritis Appreciate the importance of physical activity/ sport following total hip replacement surgery	Christa van Rensburg, Mara Yamauchi, Rintje Agricola, Dora Papadopoulou, Per Hölmich, Josh Heerey, Antony Palmer, Simon Newman
Session 4: 15.30 to 17:30	Research: doing open, rigorous, inclusive and evidence-based research, disseminate and implement it! Chair: Clare Ardern and Amy Price Objectives: Following this session participants will be able to: Construct an authentic collaboration plan to implement a prioritised research agenda Describe the principles of inclusive research Appreciate the characteristics of an authentic research leader	Paul Dijkstra, Stephanie Kliethermes, Sean McAuliffe, Trisha Greenhalgh, Amy Price, Nonhlanhla Mkumbuzi, Tanvi Rai, Clare Ardern

Overall Objectives

Following this webinar series participants will be able to:

Discuss the natural history of primary cam morphology
Recommend a strategy to protect the young athlete’s hip while promoting physical activity and sport
Develop an evidence-based diagnostic approach to femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) syndrome and primary cam morphology in the young athlete
Construct a best-practice treatment plan for the young athlete with FAI syndrome and primary cam morphology
Appreciate the causal association between primary cam morphology and hip osteoarthritis
Discuss surgical management for athletes with femoroacetabular impingement syndrome and primary cam morphology
Develop a return-to-sport strategy for athletes with femoroacetabular impingement syndrome (for those managed non-surgically and surgically)
Incorporate the lived experiences of athletes with femoroacetabular impingement syndrome into your clinical and research practice
Construct a research plan to answer some of the pertinent questions on primary cam morphology and its consequences
Appreciate the key components of authentic research collaboration
Apply the principles of inclusivity to your clinical and research practice

Cost

£50 to access Symposium Recordings.

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Young Athlete's Hip Symposium 2024

18-20 September 2024

Worcester College, Oxford

Organising partner

Endorsements

International Federation of Sports Medicine

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Register now for full access to all recordings of the Young Athlete’s Hip Symposium (held on 22 September 2022), and receive free access to recordings of 11 Webinars: The Oxford-Aspetar-La Trobe Young Athlete’s Hip Webinar Series (December 2020 to September 2021)