Optimize Ortho Process

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Over the last 15 years, the AMIS Education Program has enabled a successful diffusion of the AMIS approach to total hip arthroplasty the world over.

Medacta Orthopaedic Research and Education (M.O.R.E.) Institute was created to provide continuous support to professionals 
in the field of Research and Education and improve patient outcomes with:

THE MOST EFFECTIVE TRAINING PROGRAMS FOR SURGEONS
SURGEON TO SURGEON EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
THE OPPORTUNITY TO SHARE EXPERIENCE

The M.O.R.E. Institute is a solid structure made of people and services providing continuous and effective top level education worldwide. The M.O.R.E. Institute promotes highly focused Regional, National and International Courses and Symposia on specific orthopaedic topics. Depending on the Course Programme, the surgeon has the opportunity to share his knowledge with other experienced surgeons through a Unique Education Program:

How to start with AMIS:
Minimally Invasive Surgery is often related to difficulties and thus a steep learning curve during the first cases. This learning curve has discouraged surgeons and has left them to abandon MIS/LIS for other techniques. Therefore the main concern of Medacta International is to reduce such difficulties by supporting you when starting with AMIS.

Step 1: AMIS Reference Center Visit
You will have the opportunity to visit a Reference Center and to assist for the AMIS surgery.
Before attending the next step, it is wise to obtain confidence with our implants with your current approach.

Step 2: AMIS Learning Center
You will have the opportunity to operate on cadaver specimens with the assistance of teaching surgeons, to experience the advantages of the AMIS Mobile Leg Positioner, to analyse difficult cases, to go thoroughly into indications and contraindications.

Step 3: Proctor Support for your first surgeries
You will receive the assistance of a Reference Surgeon for your first surgeries in Your Hospital. All these steps should allow you to avoid early complications and to minimize your learning curve, but also give you some important “pearls” to help you during your first cases.