Webinar
Patient-Specific Implant for Post-Traumatic Acetabular Defect Reconstruction
About this webinar
Dr. med. Simon Weidert, Trauma and Reconstructive Surgery from the University Hospital of Munich, Germany, explains how he found a suitable solution for this patient by using a custom 3D-printed hip implant in a complex case where a standard implant could no longer provide an adequate solution.
He presents a patient case about a 33-year-old male suffering the consequences of a motorcycle accident. Dr. Weidert shares his experience with the Materialise aMace solution, starting from an introduction to the case and explaining the acetabular pathology, to his development of treatment strategy as well as the intraoperative workflow and results.
What you will learn
- How a 3D preoperative analysis helps in understanding a particular defect and how it can shift the surgical strategy
- The practicalities of working with engineers to determine the best individualized implant design as well as a screw length and positioning plan
- What a 3D-printed model of the defect and the screw guide looks like and how it helps you prepare for surgery
- How Dr. Weidert positioned the implant during surgery, guiding you through the steps with surgical images
- How a preoperative custom screw plan helped speed up surgery
- The key messages, knowledge, and advice of Dr. Weidert for every orthopaedic surgeon
Speakers
Dr. med. Simon Weidert
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THINK Medical 3D Printing webinar series
3D planning and medical 3D printing can be game changers for your medical practice. The THINK Medical 3D Printing webinar series will bring you up to speed with the latest developments. Learn from leading orthopaedic surgeons how they use 3D visualization tools, 3D-printed models, and devices in their daily practice and how it changed their way of thinking.
