Personalized Arthroplasty Society

🌟🌟 Not a PAS Member Yet? Become a PAS Member Today! 🌟🌟 Join one of the most important and influential resource for hip and knee surgeons and team members - Personalized Arthroplasty Society! In the past three years, the Society has increased to over 300 members and has just opened registration for the 2024 Annual Meeting. Check out the website to learn more and apply! Apply for Membership: https://zurl.co/Ev5u Learn More: https://zurl.co/5pCC #PersonalizedArthroplasty #JointReplacement #Orthopedics #MedicalAdvancements

🌟 Become a Sponsor for the 2025 PAS Annual Meeting in Rome, Italy! 🌟 Join us as a sponsor for the 2025 PAS Annual Meeting, taking place in Rome, Italy on September 15-16, 2025! 🇮🇹✨ This is your chance to showcase your brand to a global community of surgeons, scientists, researchers, and healthcare professionals from around the world, while supporting the advancement of personalized arthroplasty. 🔹 Why Sponsor? -Gain visibility among influential leaders in personalized arthroplasty -Connect with key decision-makers and professionals -Support innovative research and education in arthroplasty -Enjoy networking opportunities in one of the world’s most historic cities Whether you're looking to engage with an international audience, strengthen your brand’s presence, or contribute to the future of arthroplasty, sponsoring the PAS Annual Meeting is the perfect opportunity! 🔗 Learn More & Become a Sponsor Today! https://zurl.co/2jRo Let’s make the 2025 PAS Annual Meeting an unforgettable event together! 🌍💡 #PAS2025 #Arthroplasty #HealthcareInnovation #Rome #GlobalHealth #SponsorshipOpportunity

Attending AAHKS? Meet the PAS Board of Directors today at 6p. Learn more about the fastest growing arthroplasty society - Personalized Arthroplasty Society: November 9th at 6p Texan Station at Gaylord Hotel 1501 Gaylord Trail Grapevine, TX 76051

Attending AAHKS? Meet the PAS Board of Directors on Saturday, November 9th at 6p. Learn more about the fastest growing arthroplasty society - Personalized Arthroplasty Society: November 9th at 6p Texan Station at Gaylord Hotel 1501 Gaylord Trail Grapevine, TX 76051

It was exciting to be part of #AOAOFall24 today. Thank you American Osteopathic Academy of Orthopedics for the invite. My sincerest appreciation to Dr. James Eberhardt for having me be a part of the Adult Reconstruction session and the opportunity to present an overview of the proposed classification from the Personalized Arthroplasty Society (PAS) for the total knee alignment techniques. It forces me to reflect on the work that the scientific committee from PAS did over the past two years. No doubt, these engaged & passionate Saturday meetings were worth it. Thank you all for your continuous support: Ruxi Marinescu, Ph.D., Nanne Kort, MD, PhD, Dr.med. Dragan Jeremić, Cécile Batailler, James Eberhardt, Fabrizio Billi, Antonio Klasan, Mark Clatworthy, Stefano Campi, Edoardo Franceschetti, Biagio Zampogna, Gabriel B. Roby; HIROSHI WATANABE, Laurent Angibaud Aside from the Adult Reconstruction session, I was glad to: - Attend the General Business session, a great opportunity to learn more about billing and coding, - Exchange with surgeons & colleagues, notably thank you Corey Jackson for your insights, - Log a few miles along the Charles River before the very end of the day!

Reflections on my journey co-founding the Personalized Arthroplasty Society Four years ago, Charles Rivière , Pascal-André Vendittoli and I co-founded the Personalized Arthroplasty Society (PAS). We were joined shortly after by Stephen Howell, Prof. Dr.med. Michael Hirschmann, MD. and 2 years later by our Executive Director Curtis Ksenak, MBA Together, we launched PAS with a mission: to promote the personalization of arthroplasty around the world. We recognized that a patient’s needs in Tokyo differ from those in New Delhi, San Francisco, or Rome. #Personalization, from surgical alignment strategies to perioperative care, would change based on the social, cultural, and economic differences that shape patient care in different contexts. PAS was born to be a catalyst for innovation in the personalization of the entire #patientjourney. To meet this challenge, we envisioned a new type of medical society. PAS would break away from traditional, hierarchical structures. Instead, PAS would adopt a "hub and spoke" model where multiple international chapters are linked by a common communication, research, and management infrastructure (the spokes) provided by a central organization (the hub). This approach would allow each chapter to independently address its unique needs while benefiting from the shared knowledge of the PAS community, thus creating a network effect with global reach. Furthermore, PAS would aim to be inclusive by engaging all stakeholders in the patient journey, providing a platform for innovative voices advocating for change to be heard. We would prioritize education through #webinars, world-class #inpersonmeetings, and #scholarship. PAS would further drive #discovery and #innovation by developing its own #researchinfrastructure, leveraging our global network for data collection through advanced technology, and standardizing the nomenclature in this evolving landscape. As I step down from the Executive Board, we are over 300 strong including dozens of engineers, and touch over 30 countries. We have held webinars and annual meetings of exceptional quality in Europe and the US. We have published our first set of definitions and built a scalable tech stack anouncing last week a partnership with moveUP - digital therapies for member-driven data collection. PAS is also supporting the launch of the first two Chapters: PAS India and PAS Japan. It was an honor to work alongside Pascal, Charles, and Michael to create PAS and make it so successful in such a short time. We are lucky to have Morteza Meftah joining leadership and Curtis as a line of continuity. Special thanks to Gina Baxter, Karl Kirsch, and Chuck Raggio, PE, who got us going when we were nascent. Thanks to Founding Members like Nanne Kort, MD, PhD Ruxi Marinescu, Ph.D. Dr.med. Dragan Jeremić Philip Winnock de Grave, MD, PhD, Pier Francesco Indelli, Russell Bodner, Justin Cobb, yaron bar ziv and too many others to list. If you like our vision, know you are welcome.

We’re thrilled to have had such an inspiring gathering at #PAS2024, bringing together many of the brightest minds in personalized arthroplasty! It’s been fantastic to see the progress on our recent projects and to chart the course for what’s to come. A huge thank you to our Scientific Committee and co-founders for their dedication and contributions. And now, all eyes are on Rome and our highly regarded Italian orthopaedic colleagues for #PAS2025 led by Stefano Campi where we’ll continue to push boundaries, share breakthroughs, and shape the future of arthroplasty. Stay tuned for more updates and see you in Rome for another unforgettable meeting! 🇮🇹

LinkedInamable and unforgettable. I learned a ton. Thank you all for making Personalized Arthroplasty Society Annual Meeting so valuable. Stefano Bini Charles Rivière Hiranaka Takafumi Michael Prof Dr. med. Hirschmann Pascal-André Vendittoli Stefano Campi Ruxi Marinescu, Ph.D. Russell Bodner Jochen G. Hofstaetter yaron bar ziv Khalid Abdullatif Alsheikh, MD Borut Pompe PD Dr. med. Hermes Miozzari Pier Francesco Indelli Laurent Angibaud PD Dr. med. Alexander Nedopil Philippe Van Overschelde Stephen Howell Rüdiger v. Eisenhart-Rothe Matteo Marullo Justin Cobb Russell Bodner Big thanks for sponsors DePuy Synthes Smith+Nephew Medacta International restor3d Biorad Medisys Pvt Ltd moveUP - digital therapies Axial3D CeramTec – Die Keramik-Experten And next time eternal city calls Ryan “Saw-Bones” Molli, D.O., F.A.A.H.K.S., F.A.A.O.S. Brian Fuller Will Jackson Andrew Price Ilan Freedman Simon Talbot Prof. Dr. med. Peter Aldinger Prof. Dr. med. Michael Clarius Michele Malavolta

Another panel session is underway at #PAS24

Presentations are ongoing and we’re seeing great interaction between speakers and attendees! 🎤