This two-day symposium examines contemporary orthopaedic trauma through specialist presentations, case discussions, debates and FRCS-focused teaching.
Programme: Complex injury management, surgical decision-making and current controversies across trauma subspecialties, alongside the applications, limitations and governance of artificial intelligence and emerging technologies.
Audience: Consultant and SAS orthopaedic surgeons, resident doctors, trauma researchers, physiotherapists and other musculoskeletal healthcare professionals. Dedicated teaching supports clinicians preparing for the FRCS examination.
Meeting details
Dates: 1–2 February 2027.
Venue: Royal Society of Medicine, London, UK.
Organiser: Royal Society of Medicine Orthopaedics Section.
Registration and fees
Advertised early-bird prices apply until 28 December 2026 and are charged per day:
RSM members: free admission; optional lunch £35.75 per day.
Non-member consultants, GPs and SAS doctors: £141.
Other non-member healthcare professionals: £84.
Non-member resident doctors: £50.
Non-member students: £25.
Book the required day or days through the official event page.