18th Annual Joint Replacement Fellows Symposium
30 January 2026 - 01 February 2026
Grand Hyatt Vail
Vail, CO
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Empowering the Surgical Journey
Join us at this year's Joint Replacement Fellows Symposium in Vail to explore the future of orthopaedic innovation.
Visit the Corin stand for hands-on demonstrations of the Apollo robotic-assisted & AI surgical platform, empowering surgeons to seamlessly plan, implement, and learn from each procedure.
Learn more about:
- ApolloKnee™ empowers surgeons to achieve personalized dynamic knee balance throughout the full range of motion
- ApolloHipX™ provides real-time 3D analysis from a standard, intra-operative fluoroscopy image
- Our comprehensive portfolio of hip and knee implants
Corin’s vision to empower surgeons to plan, implement, and learn, driving real improvements in patient outcomes.
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Resources
ApolloKnee™
Designed to go beyond alignment to deliver personalized dynamic balance, ApolloKnee™ is at the forefront of new knee replacement technology. We combine optimal planning, precise implementation and continuous learning to achieve the forgotten knee.
ApolloKnee Evidence BAse
ApolloHipX™
ApolloHipX is the first hip replacement technology to integrate CT-based 3D preoperative planning with intraoperative fluoroscopy, enabling surgeons to implement personalized plans with greater precision and efficiency.
ApolloHipX Evidence Base
About the congress
This educational symposium is designed for the orthopaedic fellow who will soon be entering the practice setting. Experts who have been in various settings will present tips on starting a practice, working in an academic setting, building efficiency into a practice, working with industry, and being a successful junior partner.
Content will also focus on the latest surgical approaches to primary and revision hip and knee surgery, as well as insights into successes and failures related to the surgical management of the total joint patient.
This symposium is designed to be highly interactive and faculty will be accessible for consultation and discussion.
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