Ot digital deep dive - The potential of ai in orthopaedics - Ai-data analytics-education
Congresso internazionale RES per ortopedici, tecnici ortopedici e infermieri sull'impiego dell'intelligenza artificiale in ortopedia: pianificazione chirurgica, robotica, analisi dei dati e formazione. Evento in inglese, Istituto Rizzoli, Bologna.
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Razionale scientifico
Orthopaedics represents one of the clinical-surgical fields where technological innovation has experienced the most significant growth in recent years, particularly through the introduction of surgical robotics systems, advanced navigation platforms, and solutions based on artificial intelligence (AI). These technologies are progressively redefining standards in surgical planning, execution, and outcome evaluation, with a particularly strong impact on joint arthroplasty (hip, knee, shoulder) and complex reconstructive procedures. The integration of robotics and AI now enables an increasingly data-driven approach to orthopaedic surgery: from personalized pre-operative planning based on advanced imaging and predictive models, to real-time intraoperative support, and post-operative analysis of clinical and functional outcomes. In particular, AI algorithms allow the correlation of anatomical, kinematic, and clinical patient data, contributing to improved implant positioning accuracy, biomechanical alignment, and procedural reproducibility. Despite their potential benefits, the adoption of these technologies presents important challenges in terms of surgeon training, learning curve management, economic sustainability, and integration into hospital workflows. Furthermore, new requirements are emerging regarding the clinical validation of AI-based solutions, the management and protection of healthcare data, the cybersecurity of connected medical devices, and compliance with current regulatory frameworks (including the MDR and related guidelines). This congress aims to provide an updated and critical overview of the role of robotics and artificial intelligence in orthopaedics, with the objective of equipping participants with practical tools for the informed, effective, and safe adoption of these technologies in daily clinical practice. The educational activity is intended for orthopaedic surgeons, clinical engineers, healthcare professionals, and stakeholders involved in technological innovation in the musculoskeletal field, with the following objectives: to update scientific knowledge on the state of the art of robotics and AI in orthopaedics; to analyse clinical evidence in terms of outcomes, patient's and surgeon's benefits; to explore adoption models and key success factors for proper related innovation management in healthcare institutions; to examine ethical and regulatory implications (including data management and cybersecurity); to promote multidisciplinary exchange among clinicians, engineers, and innovation stakeholders. In a context where orthopaedic medicine is increasingly oriented toward personalized and evidence-based care models, this congress aims to contribute to the development of a culture of responsible innovation, capable of combining technological advancement, healthcare system sustainability, and improved clinical outcomes, while maintaining the central role of the surgeon's clinical decision-making.
Luogo
Istituto Otopedico Rizzoli - Aula Campanacci
Via Giulio Cesare Pupilli 1, Bologna (BO)
Programma
16th October 2026· Istituto Ortopedico Rizzoli, Aula Campanacci, Via Giulio Cesare Pupilli 1, Bologna
- 08:30Registration
- 08:50–09:10Welcome and IntroductionStefano Zaffagnini, Paolo Domenico Parchi, David Back
- 09:10–10:10How Robotic Surgery Can Support Data AnalyticsB. Rath
- 09:25–09:40AI Driven Planning for Custom Implant in HTO?C. Belvedere, A. Leardini
- 09:40–09:55AI and EthicsM. Montali
- 09:55–10:10Discussion
- 10:10–10:40Coffee break
- 10:40–10:55The European Value for Health Data SpaceS. Zaffagnini
- 10:55–11:15Enabling technologies in 2026 — Big Deal or Big Hype?L. Nečas
- 11:15–11:30What's Next in Digital Surgery?A. Clavé
- 11:30–11:45Discussion
- 11:45–12:00Navigation and Robotics: Instruments in Surgeon's HandD. Notafrancesco
- 12:00–12:15Lesson Learned in More Than 20 Years of Enabling TechnologiesN. Confalonieri
- 12:15–12:30The digital doctor will see you nowW. van der Weegen
- 12:30–12:45Discussion
- 12:45–13:45Lunch Break
- 13:45–14:00Simulation and Training — the Role for Innovation AdoptionS. Zaffagnini
- 14:00–14:15Adoption Strategies in Clinical SettingsS. Nicoletti
- 14:15–14:30Outcomes of the REPAIR project — Recommendation for Evidence-based Preoperative AI-controlled virtual Reduction and osteosynthesis of complex fracturesD. Back
- 14:30–14:45Discussion
- 14:45–15:45Panel DiscussionF. Agnoloni, A. MacLeod, M. Rimaud, E. Tamburini
- 15:45Conference Closing
Responsabili del corso
ASTI INCENTIVES & CONGRESSI
Provider
ID Provider: N° 5468
Città: Pisa (PI)
Tipologia: Società, Agenzie Ed Enti Privati
Stato accreditamento: Standard
Paolo Domenico Parchi
Responsabile scientifico
Specializzazione: Medico Ortopedico
Relatori e docenti
Claudio Belvedere
Relatore
Mathieau Gouyard
Moderatore
Alberto Leardini
Relatore
Libor Necas
Moderatore
Bjoern Rath
Relatore
Domande frequenti
L'evento è accreditato per: Tecnico Ortopedico (Tecnico Ortopedico); Medico Chirurgo (Medicina Dello Sport, Oncologia); Tecnico Ortopedico (Iscritto Nell’Elenco Speciale Ad Esaurimento); Medico Chirurgo (Ortopedia E Traumatologia); Infermiere (Infermiere).
Fonte dati per questo evento: Agenas. Evento organizzato da provider terzo. Smart ECM riporta dati pubblici dell'evento a scopo informativo e non è responsabile né del corso né dei contenuti, né ha accordi commerciali o di collaborazione con il provider.