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Esteemed colleagues,
We are most honored to invite you to the multidisciplinary MDT conference "The locomotor apparatus and its guests", set to take place between the 12th and the 15th of June 2025, at the Conference Center in Poiana Brașov, Romania.
The scientific event sets out to gather together medical specialists that are part of the interconnected fields of pediatric orthopedics, pediatrics, family medicine, adult orthopedics and traumatology, medical rehabilitation, neonatology and radiology. During the event, several workshops and presentations will take place, with content dedicated to nurses and physiotherapists.
While Pediatric Orthopedics as a specialty is a relatively novel standalone one, during our medical practice we set out to approach it in an integrated, multidisciplinary context. The tradition of the school of Pediatric Orthopedics has been carefully built in close collaboration with other medical specialties, such as adult Orthopedics, as well as Pediatric Surgery. Ever since the early 2000s, due to the efforts of well-established Romanian surgeons, Pediatric Orthopedics has successfully managed to create a place for itself as a distinct specialty.
We are proud to claim that Romania stood among the first countries in Europe to open this path forward and, after 2020, our example has been duly followed by other states.
Pediatric Orthopedics and Traumatology’s field of expertise is aimed at patients between 0 and 18 years old. We are deeply familiar with the expression “A child is not a diminutive adult”, which highlights the morpho-functional particularities of the locomotor apparatus in children.
During this edition of the event, Pediatric Orthopedics will stand as the main point of interest, while the wider MDT specialties are invited to participate in this international scientific event.
We look forward to meeting you!
Lecturer Dr. Alexandru HERDEA
President of AOTP
Professor Dr. Alexandru ULICI
Honorary President of AOTP
PRELIMINARY
TOPICS
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Pediatric Orthopedics in the 21st Century: Old Problems, Modern Approaches
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Spinal Deformities
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Pediatrics / Family Medicine – Infectious Pathology – Infections, Arthritis
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Pediatric Traumatology
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Pediatrics / Neonatology – Congenital Malformations
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Family Medicine – Neonatology – Screenings (from infants to adolescents)
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Ligament Pathology
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Pediatrics – Healthy Growth
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Adolescent Traumatology
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Family Medicine / Medical Rehabilitation – Prevention and Communication in Pediatrics
INTERNATIONAL PARTICIPATION
UNITED KINGDOM | BRAZIL | FRANCE | GERMANY | ISRAEL | SPAIN | SWEDEN | USA
Participation fees
The participation fee includes:
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Access to scientific sessions
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Access to the exhibition area
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Event materials
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Catering
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Certificate with CME Credits (event pending accreditation)
The participation fee does NOT include:
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Accommodation
IMPORTANT
Access to the area where the scientific sessions and the exhibition take place is permitted only to participants (healthcare professionals) and exhibitors, and will be allowed exclusively with a personalized badge, which must be worn visibly at all times.
Badges are equipped with a unique QR code.
To receive the maximum number of CME credits, please scan your badge daily upon entering and exiting the rooms where the scientific sessions are held.
The certificate of participation with CME credits is generated automatically and will include the number of credits corresponding to the number of hours attended.
Certificates will be issued and sent electronically via email approximately 4 weeks after the end of the event.
To obtain CME credits, participants must attend the full scientific program of the event.
CME credit certificates will NOT be issued to those who pay the participation fee but do not attend the scientific sessions in person.
By registering and participating in the Event, the participant declares that they have read, understood, and agree to the Event's terms and conditions accepted upon registration.
