Experts came together at the ‘Medicana Bursa 4K Orthopedics and Traumatology Meeting’.

Medicana Bursa Hospital organized the Medicana Bursa 4K Orthopedics and Traumatology Meeting, where expert orthopedists and traumatologists came together in the program titled ‘Difficult Decisions in Pediatric Fractures’. The program, organized by Medicana Bursa Hospital, attracted intense interest from orthopedists and traumatologists from Bursa and surrounding cities. Doctors from cities such as Istanbul, Izmir, Bursa, and Eskisehir participated in the program moderated by Prof. Dr. Bartu Sarısözen. Prof. Dr. Yüksel Özkan mentioned that they gathered renowned figures from every institution dedicated to orthopedics to form a joint council. He expressed the social significance of this scientific meeting where pediatric orthopedic experts will share their experiences, emphasizing the challenges in approaching orthopedic traumas in children. He thanked Medicana Bursa Orthopedics Clinic, hospital management, and everyone who contributed for their support.
Associate Professor Dr. Armağan Can Ulusaloğlu, Orthopedics and Traumatology Specialist at Medicana Bursa Hospital, stated that they came together with colleagues from state hospitals, private sector, and universities to discuss patients, establish councils, and provide the best service by reaching conclusions together. He highlighted the importance of having everyone’s opinion when making decisions for patients, especially in pediatric fractures. He mentioned collaborating with expert colleagues to support fellow professionals in dealing with fractures specific to this season.
Professor Dr. Önder Karanderer expressed his gratitude for the invitation to the meeting discussing pediatric fractures in Bursa, emphasizing the importance of consensus in decision-making for patients. He mentioned sharing insights on casting treatments in pediatric fractures during the meeting.
Professor Dr. Mehmet Bartu Sarısözen, Head of the Department of Orthopedics and Traumatology at Uludağ University, thanked Medicana and colleagues for gathering for a scientific meeting. He highlighted the planned meeting focusing on pediatric fractures, with seven speakers discussing differences between pediatric and adult fractures, healing processes of pediatric fractures, and inviting faculty members from various regions of Turkey for insightful discussions.