Fellowship in Orthopaedics

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Please note that this course has the following prerequisites which must be completed before it can be accessed
PG Diploma in Sports Medicine

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Fellowship in Orthopaedics

Course Description: The Fellowship in Orthopaedics is designed for medical professionals seeking to advance their knowledge and skills in the field of orthopaedic surgery and musculoskeletal medicine. The program covers essential topics such as trauma, sports injuries, degenerative diseases, pediatric orthopaedics, and orthopaedic oncology. It combines theoretical learning with case-based discussions and offers an optional clinical training component for hands-on experience in surgical and non-surgical orthopaedic care.

The Fellowship in Orthopedics is designed to provide participants with a solid foundation in musculoskeletal medicine and orthopedic surgery. The program offers a balanced approach between theoretical knowledge and practical skills, preparing healthcare professionals for advanced practice in the field of orthopedics. The optional clinical training component adds valuable hands-on experience, making it a comprehensive program for orthopaedic specialization.

Course Structure:

• Weeks 1-40: Theoretical Learning (Core Modules)

• Weeks 41-48: Exam Preparation & Case Studies

• Weeks 49-52: Optional Clinical Training (Practical Exposure)

Duration of the Course: One Year

Gain In-depth Knowledge: Develop a comprehensive understanding of orthopaedic anatomy, physiology, and pathology.
Diagnose Orthopaedic Conditions: Learn to diagnose a wide range of musculoskeletal disorders using imaging and clinical techniques.
Manage Orthopaedic Diseases: Formulate treatment plans for various orthopaedic conditions, including trauma, degenerative diseases, and congenital disorders.
Perform Orthopaedic Procedures: Develop proficiency in common orthopaedic surgeries and therapeutic interventions.
Focus on Rehabilitation: Understand the principles of postoperative care and rehabilitation to ensure optimal recovery.
Engage in Evidence-Based Practice: Incorporate the latest research and clinical guidelines in the management of orthopaedic patients.
Pursue Specialization: Build foundational knowledge to pursue further specialization in orthopaedic surgery, trauma, or sports medicine.

Course Content

Module 1 – Introduction to Orthopaedics : Weeks 1-4

Week 1: Musculoskeletal anatomy and physiology

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Week 2: Principles of orthopaedic diagnosis and imaging

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Week 3: Overview of orthopaedic conditions (trauma, degenerative diseases)

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Week 4: Basic fracture management and casting techniques

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Module 2 – Trauma and Fracture Management : Weeks 5-8

Module 3 – Joint Disorders : Weeks 9-12

Module 4 – Pediatric Orthopaedics : Weeks 13-16

Module 5 – Spine Disorders : Weeks 17-20

Module 6 – Sports Injuries : Weeks 21-24

Module 7 – Orthopaedic Oncology : Weeks 25-28

Module 8 – Hand and Foot Disorders : Weeks 29-32

Module 9 – Orthopaedic Infections : Weeks 33-36

Module 10 – Rehabilitation and Postoperative Care : Weeks 37-40

Module 11 – Exam Preparation and Case Studies : Weeks 41-44

Module 12 – Final Assessment : Weeks 45-48

Module 13 – Optional Clinical Training : Weeks 49-52

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Fellowship in Orthopaedics

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Course Content

Module 1 – Introduction to Orthopaedics : Weeks 1-4

Week 1: Musculoskeletal anatomy and physiology

Week 2: Principles of orthopaedic diagnosis and imaging

Week 3: Overview of orthopaedic conditions (trauma, degenerative diseases)

Week 4: Basic fracture management and casting techniques

Module 2 – Trauma and Fracture Management : Weeks 5-8

Week 5: Types of fractures and fracture healing

Week 6: Upper limb fractures (clavicle, humerus, radius, and ulna)

Week 7: Lower limb fractures (femur, tibia, fibula)

Week 8: Management of complex fractures and polytrauma

Module 3 – Joint Disorders : Weeks 9-12

Week 9: Osteoarthritis – Pathophysiology and treatment options

Week 10: Rheumatoid arthritis – Diagnosis and management

Week 11: Inflammatory and infectious arthritis

Week 12: Surgical management of joint disorders (joint replacement, arthroscopy)

Module 4 – Pediatric Orthopaedics : Weeks 13-16

Week 13: Common pediatric fractures and their management

Week 14: Congenital deformities (clubfoot, developmental dysplasia of the hip)

Week 15: Scoliosis and spinal deformities in children

Week 16: Pediatric bone infections and tumors

Module 5 – Spine Disorders : Weeks 17-20

Week 17: Spinal anatomy and biomechanics

Week 18: Degenerative spine diseases (herniated disc, spondylosis)

Week 19: Spinal trauma and fractures

Week 20: Surgical and non-surgical treatment of spine disorders

Module 6 – Sports Injuries : Weeks 21-24

Week 21: Common sports-related injuries (ACL tears, meniscus injuries)

Week 22: Shoulder injuries (rotator cuff, labral tears)

Week 23: Rehabilitation principles in sports medicine

Week 24: Surgical interventions for sports injuries

Module 7 – Orthopaedic Oncology : Weeks 25-28

Week 25: Benign and malignant bone tumors

Week 26: Diagnostic approach to bone and soft tissue tumors

Week 27: Surgical management of orthopaedic cancers

Week 28: Limb-sparing surgery and palliative care

Module 8 – Hand and Foot Disorders : Weeks 29-32

Week 29: Common hand conditions (carpal tunnel syndrome, trigger finger)

Week 30: Common foot conditions (bunions, plantar fasciitis)

Week 31: Management of hand and foot trauma

Week 32: Surgical techniques for hand and foot disorders

Module 9 – Orthopaedic Infections : Weeks 33-36

Week 33: Bone and joint infections (osteomyelitis, septic arthritis)

Week 34: Diagnosis and management of prosthetic joint infections

Week 35: Antibiotic therapy in orthopaedic infections

Week 36: Surgical management of orthopaedic infections

Module 10 – Rehabilitation and Postoperative Care : Weeks 37-40

Week 37: Principles of postoperative care in orthopaedic surgery

Week 38: Physical therapy and rehabilitation for joint replacement

Week 39: Pain management in orthopaedic patients

Week 40: Outcome assessment and long-term follow-up

Module 11 – Exam Preparation and Case Studies : Weeks 41-44

Week 41-42: Review of key orthopaedic topics

Week 43: Case-based discussions and mock exams

Week 44: Clinical scenario analysis and oral exam preparation

Module 12 – Final Assessment : Weeks 45-48

Week 45-46: Comprehensive written and practical exams

Week 47: Final project submission (research or clinical case presentation)

Week 48: Evaluation and feedback from faculty

Module 13 – Optional Clinical Training : Weeks 49-52

Week 49-52: Clinical rotations in orthopedic surgery (optional)

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