Dear Friends,

We have a great pleasure to invite you to the 10th edition of the Joint Preservation Congress, which will be held on 27-28 June 2025 in Warsaw, Poland.

The Joint Preservation Congress is one of the most important scientific events devoted to modern techniques of joint treatment and preservation, bringing together experts from all over the world. In previous years, the event attracted huge interest, gathering about 200 participants – orthopaedists, surgeons, physiotherapists, as well as experts in regenerative medicine and joint biomechanics.

This year, as part of the congress, the following key thematic sessions will be held:

✔ Osteotomies – biomechanical strategies improving joint stability and function
✔ Knee instabilities – modern approaches to ligament reconstruction and treatment of chronic instability
✔ Meniscus damage – repair techniques, implants, and their effect on long-term joint function
✔ Cartilage damage – innovative approach to cartilage regeneration, and reconstruction procedures
✔ Regenerative orthopaedics (orthobiologics) – biological therapies, stem cells and growth factors in joint treatment
✔ Patellofemoral joint – treatment of patellar pain and instability based on modern surgical techniques

WORLD-CLASS SPEAKERS
During the congress, our guests will be world’s leading experts, including:

🌍 Mats Brittberg
🌍 Diego Correa
🌍 Adrian Wilson
🌍 Kristian Kley
🌍 Mike McNicholas
🌍 Paweł Skowronek
🌍 Wojciech Widuchowski
🌍 Jorg Dickschas
🌍 Umer Butt
🌍 Emmanuel Papacostas
🌍 Simon Mastbergen
🌍 Krzysztof Mucha
🌍 Gordon Mackay
🌍 Lars Blond
🌍 Peter Verdonk
🌍 Jacek Walawski
🌍 Konrad Słynarski

NOVELTIES AND ATTRACTIONS AT THE CONGRESS

Live surgeries – an exceptional event during this year’s congress will be presentations of operations broadcast live from the Mobile Lab. Thanks to modern technology, participants will be able to watch the procedures conducted by leading specialists, and analyse each step of the procedure.

Satellite session for physiotherapists and motor skill coaches – devoted to the latest rehabilitation protocols and interdisciplinary cooperation in the treatment of joint diseases. This session constitutes an important link between surgical treatment and full recovery of the patient.

We are looking forward to meeting you soon!

Konrad Słynarski & Jacek Walawski