International Knee Days 2027

27.-30.04.2027
Berlin

Aus der Veranstaltungswerbung:

„The programme for the International Knee Days 2027 in Berlin takes shape – Today you get a sneak peek at the course programme that will put your practical skills on the next level.

Witness live surgery cases on Tuesday, like Peripheral ligament reconstruction and Unicondylar knee arthroplasty and learn from the best.

On Wednesday it is your turn at the scalpel: In dedicated Hands-On courses international experts deliver high-level training with you putting the knowledge into practice on specimens.

Cadaver Course – ACL & Meniscal Surgery

Held at the Charité’s modern training center, this hands-on course covers the current state of the art in ACL surgery and modern meniscal repair techniques, with a special focus on meniscal root and ramp lesions. Through case-based learning, participants will develop surgical strategies and then directly apply and practice the techniques on human cadaveric specimens.

The course combines clinical decision-making, modern surgical concepts, and hands-on surgical exercises in a real-world setting.“

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Road to Berlin: Webinar Series

After a strong start with the first webinars we continue our collaboration with world-wide experts to explore key topics in knee surgery in anticipation for IKD27 – in virtual format and free of charge.
The next webinar takes place in cooperation with the Pakistan Knee Hip Society (PKHS) on the topic of ACL Revision:

November 2nd, 2026

17:00 CET | 21:00 PKT

Our next webinars have already been scheduled:

9th November with Hitesh Gopalan (India)

24th November with the Saudi Orthopaedic Society

1st December with Arthroschool

Check out the webinar plan and watch previous sessions on our website:
Discover the Webinar Series & Watch Previous Sessions

Abstract submission

We look forward to receiving innovative ideas, valuable research insights and practical contributions that help shape the IKD27 experience.

Submit your abstracts until 7 December 2026.