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ABOUT THE PERSONALIZED ARTHROPLASTY SOCIETY

The Personalized Arthroplasty Society (PAS) is an international nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing personalized approaches to hip and knee replacement surgery. Founded to support a shift away from traditional one-size-fits-all surgical techniques, PAS promotes the belief that successful joint replacement should be tailored to each patient’s unique anatomy, biomechanics, and functional needs. By bringing together surgeons, researchers, engineers, industry leaders, and healthcare innovators, the Society serves as a global forum for advancing patient-centered arthroplasty care.

PAS is committed to improving outcomes for patients through education, research, and collaboration. The Society supports the development and dissemination of evidence-based personalized arthroplasty techniques through scientific publications, educational programs, webinars, workshops, fellowships, and its annual scientific meeting. By fostering mentorship, professional development, and international networking, PAS helps accelerate innovation while encouraging the exchange of knowledge among experts dedicated to improving joint replacement surgery.

As the field of arthroplasty continues to evolve, PAS has expanded its vision beyond implant alignment and surgical technique to encompass the entire patient journey. The Society recognizes that optimal care varies across individuals and seeks to advance personalized treatment strategies that consider differences in anatomy, culture, lifestyle, and patient expectations. Through its growing global community and commitment to scientific excellence, PAS is helping shape the future of hip and knee replacement by promoting more natural, functional, and patient-specific outcomes.

The objectives of the Personalized Arthroplasty Society include:

  • To improve the profile of the ‘Personalized Arthroplasty’ philosophy, through publications (research articles and textbooks) and educational events such as congresses and workshops.
  • To foster networking, information sharing, mentoring, career opportunities, leadership training, and professional development in the field of ‘Personalized Arthroplasty’.
  • To standardise the teaching of ‘Personalized Arthroplasty’ through textbooks, articles, educational events (annual congress, webinars, workshops), and fellowship travel tours.
  • To assess & refine ‘Personalized Arthroplasty’ via support of research & audit projects.