ArgO

About ArgO

The ArgO Medical Education Programme is designed to support orthopaedic Registrars throughout their training years. ArgO connects members to a number of educational resources including worldwide Fellowship opportunities, courses and to key opinion leaders. Membership of the Programme is free and is open to all orthopaedic Registrars in the United Kingdom and the rest of the world.

If you would like to become a member of the ArgO Programme, please Register with us now.

The ArgO Medical Education Programme is led by a key group of orthopaedic surgeons from around the UK. This Steering Group meets quarterly to provide guidance to the design, operation and functionality of the Programme.

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Latest Courses

Title	Knee Arthroscopy Course - Dry Model Workshop
From	12 November 2010	To	12 November 2010
Country	UK	Location	Oxford

Title	Foot and ankle surgery - Past, present and future
From	05 October 2010	To	05 October 2010
Country	UK	Location	London

Latest Fellowships

Professor Geoff Horne - Hip and knee primary and revision arthroplasty	New Zealand

Knee Fellowship - Exeter Knee Reconstruction Unit	UK
Aims of Fellowship: Fellows can obtain experience in all aspects of knee surgery. This includes soft tissue reconstruction, osteotomies, lower limb deformity correction, cartilage grafting, unicompartmental and PFJ replacement, primary and complex primary TKR including the use of computer navigation, revision knee arthroplasty including the use of bone grafting/management of infection and periprosthetic #'s. In addition he/she will participate in an ongoing research programme of both clinical and biomechanical nature. There is the possibility of combining with six months with the Exeter Hip Team, if appropriate. Period of Fellowship: Six months - one year
Dr Paul Stalley - Fellowship in Orthopaedic Oncology and Joint Replacement	Australia
The Fellow will be involved in the management of patients presenting to the musculoskeletal tumour service through all phases of investigation and treatment. Duties entail monitoring and supervision of individual patients’ progress through treatment of primary soft tissue and bone tumours, and metastatic bone disease. This unit acts as a tertiary referral centre for a wide range of tumours as well as a consultative service, accepting radiological and pathological material from all areas of New South Wales.
Dr Mark Nabarro and Dr Barbara Grunseit - Hand Fellowship, St Luke's Hospital & Sydney Hospital, Sydney, Australia	Australia

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