Track: Geriatric Orthopedics and Bone Metabolic Disorders

As global populations continue to age, the orthopedic care of older adults has become an increasingly specialized area of practice. This session builds on themes explored in arthritis, osteoporosis, and degenerative joint disease, focusing on fragility fracture management and bone metabolic health.

Key Topics and Highlights:

Hip Fracture Management in Older Adults: Timing and technique significantly affect survival and recovery. This sub-topic reviews current evidence-based surgical approaches, connecting to orthopedic trauma and fracture management.

Orthogeriatric Co-Management Models: Collaborative care between orthopedic surgeons and geriatric specialists reduces complications. This sub-topic examines outcomes data from structured co-management programs.

Osteoporosis Treatment and Fracture Prevention: Initiating bone health treatment after a first fragility fracture reduces future fracture risk. This sub-topic addresses current treatment gaps and guidelines.

Surgical Decision-Making in Frail Patients: Balancing surgical risk against functional benefit is central to geriatric care. This sub-topic explores shared decision-making frameworks for complex, frail patients.

Fall Prevention and Functional Independence: Preserving mobility and independence remains a central goal of geriatric orthopedic care. This sub-topic addresses multidisciplinary strategies supporting long-term function.

If your research addresses geriatric orthopedic care or bone metabolic health, we welcome you to submit an abstract and contribute to a growing and increasingly vital area of the field.

International Conference on Arthroplasty and Orthopedic Research

Track: Geriatric Orthopedics and Bone Metabolic Disorders

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