IRCAD–IWC Wrist Arthroscopy · Advanced & Master: dates, venue & registration
- What are the listed dates and venue?
- 27–28 Nov 2026 · IRCAD France, Strasbourg, France
- Who is the course listed for, and what is the format?
- Experienced arthroscopic surgeons; master track requires prior advanced training. Listed format: Cadaver Lab. Confirm prerequisites and any individual laboratory access with the organizer.
- What fee information is available?
- Fee information at the last source check: Advanced or Master practical option: from €2,640 — fully booked · Auditor option: from €640 — listed as available; confirm access. Confirm the applicable category, inclusions and current amount on the official page.
- What is the registration status?
- Places or registration categories were limited at the last source check. Confirm your category and current availability with the organizer.
Original record checked 28 Oct 2026. Selected practical fields reviewed 03 Nov 2026; see the source review below.
Official-source review · 3 November 2026
The official sources were accessible. This review covers the fields described below, rather than re-verifying every detail of the original record.
What the sources establish
- Advanced and Master options for 27–28 November 2026 are fully booked. The page separately offers an auditor category from €640 and identifies an English-speaking course.
Still to confirm
- Auditor wording does not establish individual specimen access; ask IRCAD exactly what that category permits.
Original directory record checked 28 Oct 2026. Confirm changes with the organizer before registration or travel.
Official programme & registration resources
Check the organizer’s current fees, eligibility and registration instructions directly.
What to expect
An intensive wrist arthroscopy program with theoretical teaching, anatomical-specimen sessions, skills assessment, and advanced or master pathways supervised by international wrist faculty.
Programme, learning format & faculty
Supervisory roles do not identify an individual station instructor. Confirm the selected track and practical entitlement.
Learning focus
- Advanced wrist arthroscopy
- Anatomical specimens
- Skills assessment
- Intended participants
- Experienced arthroscopic surgeons; master track requires prior advanced training
- Learning format
- Cadaver Lab · Advanced (directory level)
- Practical participation
- Practical options explicitly include hands-on training on anatomical specimens. The separate Auditor category does not by itself establish the same active practice entitlement; confirm your selected option and station allocation.
- Teaching language
- English
Programme outline
- 27–28 November 2026
Advanced and master wrist tracks; consult the edition programme for each track’s procedures and timetable.
Course supervisors
- C. Mathoulin
- J.R. Haugstvedt
- P. Liverneaux
Names and roles are those published for this edition; attendance and faculty assignments may change. See the source for the complete roster and disclosures.
Programme sources
- Official edition programme and leadership ↗
- Official IRCAD-IWC programme (PDF) ↗
- Registration options and accommodation packages (PDF) ↗
Published sessions and demonstrations do not guarantee hands-on participation. Confirm the current timetable, instructor supervision, language and any separately booked workshop directly.
Registration, fees & contact
Confirm interpretation and your selected session with the organizer.
Course options, waiting list and cancellations
Participant evidence · field-specific checks
These sources support only the participant fields listed here. Organizer-wide policies and international travel arrangements do not confirm course admission or visa approval. Original record checked 28 Oct 2026.
- Participant requirements · Checked 04 Nov 2026 · Edition-specific source
Target audience, course options and objectives ↗ - Practical / lab access · Checked 04 Nov 2026 · Edition-specific source
Course options and educational methods ↗ - International participants · Checked 04 Nov 2026 · Organizer-wide policy
On-site courses: visa and border restrictions ↗ - Cancellation terms · Checked 04 Nov 2026 · Organizer-wide policy
Training terms: cancellation ↗
Participant information reviewed 04 Nov 2026; see the field-specific evidence above. This does not renew the original course verification or guarantee admission.
Selected practical fields reviewed 03 Nov 2026. The original record check date remains 28 Oct 2026; see the source review above for scope and unresolved details.
What the published fee or registration covers
- ✓ Theory and anatomical-specimen teaching in the practical options (currently full)
- ✓ Auditor category: confirm permitted sessions and individual lab access with IRCAD
- ✓ Coffee breaks and lunches as specified for the selected option
Details to confirm before booking
Ask the organizer about any item not established in this directory. A published course page or fee does not settle every participant condition.
- International admission eligibility: not established in a dedicated field; confirm with the organizer and check the source notes.
- Confirm your final payable total, current place and selected participation category before making travel arrangements.
Field review on 3 November 2026: Advanced/Master practical options for 27–28 November are full; the auditor option is separately listed as available from €640. Confirm auditor access and any laboratory entitlement directly with IRCAD. The course is English-speaking; accommodation is separate.
Why this course may fit
Four details worth confirming
- EligibilityConfirm the intended experience level and any specialty or membership requirements.
- Hands-on accessCheck whether the listed format includes individual lab time, observation, or optional workshops.
- Total costVerify taxes, laboratory fees, accommodation, travel, and what the registration price includes.
- Current availabilityUse the organizer’s live page for final dates, seats, accreditation, and cancellation terms.
This independent summary is based on published organizer information or an authoritative professional-society calendar. Dates, fees, program, eligibility, accreditation, and availability can change. Confirm everything with the organizer before making travel or registration arrangements.