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President’s Message
During the annual pre-OTS pelvic meeting we discussed a number of current topics. We had some exciting research opportunities discussed which will hopefully come to fruition over the coming years. Ash and I also put it out to the group to see what other topics people wanted to discuss. There was lots of interest in trying to develop some consensus statements on common topics in order to improve patient care, not just in the MTCs but also in the trauma units around the countr
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Jun 102 min read


Welcome to OTS 2026
Welcome to the the BAPAS day at the OTS. Please register on the website to stay up to date
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Jun 101 min read


BAPAS at the Global Fragility Fracture Network Conference 2026
It was an honour for us to represent both the OTS and BAPAS at the meeting in Toronto. This was a fantastic opportunity to highlight the work that is being done in the UK in relation to fragility fractures affecting the pelvis and acetabulum. The meeting offered opportunities for networking with surgeons, orthogeriatric specialists and allied health professionals who were all highly motivated to improve the care of patients suffering from fragility fractures. Fragility frac
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May 282 min read


Stay Informed: British Pelvic Surgeons Association Updates
In the world of orthopaedic trauma surgery, keeping up with the latest updates and advancements is crucial. That's where the British Association of Pelvic and Acetabular Surgeons comes in. This association, which is a part of the Orthopaedic Trauma Society, plays a key role in defining the best care practices and standards for trauma patients across the UK. With members from all of the UK's NHS Major Trauma Centres, this association is dedicated to improving the quality of ca
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Aug 14, 20242 min read
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