BDMS Center of Excellence in Orthopedics and Joint Diseases held a Cadaveric Workshop for training in orthopedic and joint surgery 2 projects, enhancing in-depth skills for improved quality of life for patients during March 15-17 at the Orthopedic Advanced Skills Training Center, Faculty of Medicine, Khon Kaen University. This training is designed to extend knowledge and enhance advanced surgical skills for interested physicians both within the BDMS network and from outside, led by Dr. Suthorn Bavonratanavech, Director-General of the Accident and Orthopedics Center in the company and Chief Faculty of the Orthopedic Excellence Institute 

Includes the COMPLEX FRACTURE project, advancing practical knowledge with the technique of stabilizing fractures with small incisions in patients with complex bone fractures, which BDMS initiated and organized to conduct surgery using the Minimally Invasive Plating Osteosynthesis (MIPO) technique with small incisions, less bleeding, and good bone union, becoming the standard of BDMS  held for the 3rd time by Dr. Vajara Phiphobmongkol​ Senior Orthopedic Trauma Surgeon, an expert in complex fracture treatment  in collaboration with the Trauma team from Bangkok International Hospital and doctors from Lampang Hospital, providing knowledge both theoretically and practically for 3 days during March 15-17, with 30 participants under the concept “To provide patients with good outcomes, return to almost normal quality of life, and maximum safety”

And the BDMS DIRECT ANTERIOR TOTAL HIP ARTHROPLASTY CADAVERIC COURSE held for the 5th time to disseminate and extend practical knowledge with the technique of anterior total hip replacement surgery without cutting the muscle, by Dr. Wallob Samranvedhya, Director of the Center and team of hip and knee orthopedic surgeons Dr. Phonthakorn Panichkul and the team of specialists in artificial knee and hip surgery from Bangkok International Hospital in collaboration with renowned faculty doctors from the Orthopedic Departments of Khon Kaen University and Chiang Mai University, as well as expert doctors from Nakornping Hospital, Sisaket Hospital, and Chulabhorn Hospital jointly serving as instructors to efficiently train the 30 participating doctors over 2 days on March 15-16 under the concept “Less pain, fast recovery, return to good quality of life again”