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Orthopaedic Diploma

Knee Diploma

CME/CPD accreditation to be applied for

The knee in full: anatomy, trauma, sports, arthroplasty and rehabilitation.

Last cohort ended
Mon 26 Oct 2026
Cadence
Mondays 20:00 UK
Dates
23+ weeks
Format
Live on Zoom, with time to question the speaker. Recorded for the weeks you miss.
Mr Guido GeutjensMr Ather SiddiqiOsman RiazKaren PartingtonMax MifsudNev Davies

Taught live by practising specialists you can question.

Guido Geutjens, Ather Siddiqi and 23 more Meet the faculty

Academic partner

The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery (JBJS)
Bilateral knee X-rays, AP view
At a glance

23 sessions across 3 terms, delivered over approximately 23 weeks (longer due to term breaks).

Orthopaedic Diplomas in partnership with JBJS and Miller Review Course Oxford

JBJS and Miller Review Course Oxford
Status: The last cohort completed on Mon 26 Oct 2026. Register interest for the next intake (November 2027, exact date to follow).

Overview

What the diploma covers.

A structured online programme across the complete spectrum of knee surgery. Led by consultants who operate on these patients weekly, with live cases, imaging reviews and structured assessment.

Modules

The diploma runs as 23 weekly sessions in three modules, one per term.

Show the 3 modules and 23 sessions
  1. 01
    Foundations, the Paediatric Knee and Trauma (7 sessions)

    Anatomy of the knee and surgical approaches; radiology of the knee; elective and traumatic paediatric knee conditions; adult knee trauma, bony and ligamentous; the young adult knee, including osteotomy.

  2. 02
    Arthroplasty and Joint Preservation (8 sessions)

    History of total knee arthroplasty; biomechanics, implant design and templating; unicompartmental knee arthroplasty; alignment philosophies (mechanical, kinematic and functional); chondral and osteochondral defects; complex primary knee replacement; the patellofemoral joint; tumours around the knee.

  3. 03
    Revision, Complications and Outcomes (8 sessions)

    Revision knee arthroplasty; soft tissue coverage; periprosthetic joint infection; inflammatory arthropathy and severe bone loss; periprosthetic fractures; chondral injuries and meniscal tears; outcome scores and the joint registry; rehabilitation after knee arthroplasty.

Sessions as taught to the 2026 cohort. The next cohort's programme is confirmed with the course director.

Learning outcomes

  • Master essential surgical anatomy and biomechanics of the knee.
  • Confidently assess and manage the full range of knee pathology.
  • Understand the surgical spectrum from deformity correction through arthroplasty and arthrodesis.
  • Develop nuanced decision-making in trauma, degenerative, inflammatory and sports conditions.
  • Prepare for success in national and international fellowship exams.

Faculty

Meet your faculty.

Practising consultants who teach this diploma live. Each takes questions from the group in their session.

See the full faculty →
Gloved hands passing surgical instruments across a draped operating field

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Orthopaedic Diplomas in partnership with JBJS and Miller Review Course Oxford

JBJS and Miller Review Course Oxford