Udaipur: The Cadaveric Orthoplasty Conclave 2024 was successfully organized at the Pacific Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) in Umarada on March 16-17. According to PIMS Chairman Ashish Agrawal, 92 physicians from various states of the country participated in the workshop.
Orthopedic surgeon Dr. B.L. Kumar revealed that on March 16, specialist physicians delivered lectures on artificial intelligence (AI) and robotic surgery techniques in conjunction with various methods to address knee deformities. Furthermore, on Sunday, specialist physicians demonstrated the technique of changing knees through cadaveric display, allowing participating physicians to learn this self-technique.
Dr. Kumar highlighted that such cadaveric orthoplasty events are rare in India. Speakers and representatives at the workshop praised the quality of cadaveric procedures and emphasized the importance of such training.