APAS Newsletter Issue 11
Merry Christmas, in the latest issue of the APAS newsletter we look forward to an exciting 2025.
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The organising committee is diligently working on APAS 2025, and we look forward to a new collaboration with a relatively new and exciting society in VAAS. APAS will collaborate with VAAS
the Vietnam Arthroplasty and Arthroscopy Society to hold the 2025 ASM in Ho Chi Minh City from July 30th to August 2nd 2025.
It will be the 25th Annual scientific meeting for APAS
and the 4th Annual scientific meeting for VAAS.
Don’t miss this opportunity to advance your knowledge
and expand your professional network!
photo by Lê Minh Phát
A small group of twenty orthopaedic arthroplasty surgeons from the Asia-Pacific region met on the Gold Coast of Queensland, in Australia, in 1997 to discuss the need for a scientific body to foster and represent the academic and professional needs of the
The aims of the society are to
> Foster Social & Scientific Exchange.
> Provide a platform for surgeons in the Asia Pacific region to present their surgical experience.
> Encourage exchange scholarship.
Merry Christmas from APAS.
Checkout the final newsletter before 2025.
A small group of twenty orthopaedic arthroplasty surgeons from the Asia-Pacific region met on the Gold Coast of Queensland, in Australia, in 1997 to discuss the need for a scientific body to foster and represent the academic and professional needs of the region. The Asia Pacific Arthroplasty Society Incorporated – APAS – was born out of that meeting with Wui K Chung the founding chairman. Ray Randle was elected the 1st President of the society and Chit Ranawat honored the society by accepting to be the Patron of the society.
Read More…From what I understand of the state of medical and orthopaedic care in those languid post-war, post-Independence days, it was only marginally more advanced. Conservative treatments with plasters and traction seemed to be the norm. A trip to the operating theatre wasn’t relished by either the traumatised patient or the equally overworked and stressed surgeon, who often also had to administer and maintain the anaesthesia.
Read MoreDr. Simon Coffey
Treasurer
Dr. Parag Sanchetti
Fellowship Secretary
Dr. Rajeev K. Sharma
Website Secretary
Kukuh Dwiputra Hernugrahanto
Secretary
Kshitji Mody
Chief Editor
Prof David Choon
President
Dr. Bharat S. Mody
Immediate Past President
Dr. Shahid Noor
1st Vice President
Dr. Chit Ranawat
Patron
Dr. Wui Chang
Founding Chairman
Dr. Rami Sorial
Scientific Chairman
Dr. Simon Coffey
Treasurer
Dr. Parag Sanchetti
Fellowship Secretary
Dr. Rajeev K. Sharma
Website Secretary
Kukuh Dwiputra Hernugrahanto
Secretary
Kshitji Mody
Chief Editor
Prof David Choon
President
Dr. Bharat S. Mody
Immediate Past President
Dr. Shahid Noor
1st Vice President
Dr. Chit Ranawat
Patron
Dr. Wui Chang
Founding Chairman
Dr. Rami Sorial
Scientific Chairman
Dr. Simon Coffey
Treasurer
Dr. Parag Sanchetti
Fellowship Secretary
Dr. Rajeev K. Sharma
Website Secretary
Kukuh Dwiputra Hernugrahanto
Secretary
Kshitji Mody
Chief Editor
Merry Christmas, in the latest issue of the APAS newsletter we look forward to an exciting 2025.