This Week on ORLive: Live Personalized Partial Knee Replacement Surgery From Germany

WEST HARTFORD, CT–(Marketwire – June 29, 2010) –  ORLive, the vision of improving health, presents a personalized partial knee replacement surgery. Presented by ConforMIS, the surgery will be broadcast live from University of Wuerzburg Orthopedic Center for Musculoskeletal Research.

This week ORLive also invites you take part in the latest installment of the Virtual Brain Tumor Board, and to watch and learn from our library of spine surgery videos.

NEW ON ORLIVE

LIVE SURGERY — German Language Broadcast to Europe, Featuring ConforMIS iUni^® G2 Patient Specific Partial Knee Replacement System
Live June 29, 2010, 11:00 AM EDT

Live from the University of Wuerzburg Orthopedic Center for Musculoskeletal Research, a live partial knee replacement surgery using the ConforMIS iUni^® G2 system. The broadcast will feature Dr. Wolfgang Fitz of Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Dr. Ulrich Nöth and Dr. Maximilian Rudert, both of the University of Wuerzburg Orthopedic Center for Musculoskeletal Research, presenting and performing the surgery. Learn more about this broadcast, presented entirely in German, at http://www.orlive.com/conformis-inc-/videos/n-chste-generation-patienten-spezifischer-knieoberfl-chenersatz-mit-conformis-iuni-sup-/sup-g2-17-00-uhr-mez-1.

Viewers will be able to interact and ask questions via the ORLive website. Learn more about this program, and request a reminder on ORLive.com.

ORLIVE REFERRALS — Week of June 28, 2010
Each week ORLive highlights on-demand videos for our membership and visitors.

Spine Health Referral: XLIF^® Procedure from Tampa General Hospital

CME Referral: Complex Cases in Cardiovascular Anesthesiology

Viewer’s Referral: Revision Knee Surgery Featuring the Zimmer^® NexGen^® LCCK System, from Zimmer

HIGHLIGHTS

NOW ON-DEMAND — Advances in Treating Pediatric Epilepsy
Now Available On-Demand

If a child’s seizures can’t be controlled with medications, surgery may be the solution. See how the Neurosurgical team at NewYork-Presbyterian Phyllis & David Komansky Center for Children’s Health is making advancements in epilepsy. Hosted by Philip Stieg, MD, PhD, and featuring Jeffrey Greenfield, MD, PhD, Samual Weinstein, MD, and Theodore Schwartz, MD, this program goes in depth into the latest surgical advancements and options for patients.

Viewers of this video are invited to interact with the surgeons via the ORLive website, and to join the community and receive regular updates from the NewYork-Presbyterian Phyllis & David Komansky Center for Children’s Health on pediatric epilepsy.

LIVE PROGRAM: Minimally Invasive Heart Surgery: Robot Assisted Mitral Valve Repair
Now Available On-Demand

Baptist Health South Florida will take center stage when viewers watch as cardiac surgeon Dr. Lynn Seto uses the da Vinci Robotic Surgical System to perform a mitral valve repair.

The webcast will be moderated by television personality Diane Magnum. She will moderate commentary by Dr. Seto and cardiologists Dr. Paul Seigel and Dr. Romeo Majano, who will explain the benefits of having valve repair surgery. Additionally, the patient who was operated on in late May will share his experience about his diagnosis and recovery. Viewers also can choose to watch the procedure in Spanish.

SUPPLEMENTAL CONTENT — VOX ORLive
This procedure is also featured in an episode of VOX ORLive, an audio podcast featuring the latest advancements in medicine, surgery, and medical technology.

About ORLive
ORLive is the leading provider of video communication channels to the healthcare community. Working collaboratively with hospitals and device manufacturers, ORLive produces and distributes customized, interactive, video programs that demonstrate the latest advances in medicine, surgical techniques and product innovations. The ORLive broadcasting network provides an intimate look at over 650 live and on-demand surgeries to a global audience, streaming over 50,000 hours of programming each month. The ORLive network can be found on-line at www.ORLive.com.

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