MSK Doctors presents its work where it can be challenged, refined and connected with clinical practice — moving from the operating theatre to real-world function, and asking how better data can inform the right intervention, for the right patient, at the right time.
10
Presentations
5
Countries
2025–26
Programme Years
BOA
Annual Congress
Across Paris, Casablanca, the British Orthopaedic Association Annual Congress and the European osteoarthritis symposium in Porto, the programme links surgical decision-making with markerless movement measurement and quantitative imaging. The 2026 cycle adds four e-posters at the BOA Annual Congress in London, spanning cartilage repair, post-operative recovery and the knee–hip kinetic chain, and an oral presentation on movement quality after intra-articular injections at the TOTBİD congress in Baku.
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Year
Country
Format
Event
Sorbonne Université · Paris
Designing Knee Surgery through Robotics, Motion and Biology
A future-facing framework for knee surgery in which robotic precision is guided by human judgement, motion analysis, MRI biomarkers and regenerative design principles.
A surgical framework where robotics is guided by motion, MRI and biology
Location
Paris, France
Format
Lecture
Year
2025
United European Academy · Casablanca
The Future of Musculoskeletal Health and Movement
An overview of markerless, single-camera motion analysis as a practical route to earlier functional detection, personalised rehabilitation and objective monitoring in musculoskeletal care.
Single-camera markerless analysis as a route to earlier functional detection
Location
Casablanca
Format
Conference
Year
2025
British Orthopaedic Association
Biomechanical Comparison Using the CRAFT Framework and MAI Motion Analysis
A proof-of-concept comparison of two familiar functional tasks using Control, Repetition, Asymmetry, Flow and Twist to reveal movement strategies that qualitative observation may miss.
Five CRAFT dimensions compared across sit-to-stand and squat
Location
United Kingdom
Format
Presentation
Year
2025
ESIPCOM · Porto
Does Markerless Motion Analysis Predict Movement Quality after Intra-articular Orthobiologic Injections?
An investigation into whether serial markerless motion assessment can detect functional change after orthobiologic treatment and whether baseline movement features may identify subsequent improvement.
Serial motion capture before and after orthobiologic injection
Location
Porto
Format
Presentation
Year
2025
ESIPCOM · Porto
AI-powered Objective MRI Analysis for Quantifiable Musculoskeletal Imaging
A quantitative imaging approach using automated segmentation and spatial alignment to turn routine MRI into reproducible numerical biomarkers for longitudinal and cohort comparison.
Routine MRI turned into reproducible numerical biomarkers
Location
Porto
Format
Presentation
Year
2025
BOA Annual Congress · Olympia London
Preserving Quadriceps Volume and Early Function After Unilateral TKR
A prospective controlled study of 60 adults after total knee replacement, comparing physiotherapy alone with physiotherapy plus EMS. At six weeks the EMS group had gained quadriceps volume while controls had lost it — a between-group difference of 10.4 percentage points.
+10.4 pp quadriceps volume vs control at six weeks (n = 60, p < 0.001)
Cohort
60 Adults
Volume Gap
10.4 pp
Endpoint
6-Week MRI
BOA Annual Congress · Olympia London
Early Clinical Outcomes of a Single-Stage Collagen Gel
A retrospective review of 42 knees treated arthroscopically with a cell-free collagen gel in one sitting. KOOS rose from 58.1 to 84.5 and activity pain fell from 7 to 2.3, with 79% reaching the minimal clinically important difference.
KOOS 58.1 → 84.5 and 79% reached MCID across 42 knees
Cohort
42 Knees
KOOS
58 → 85
MCID
79%
BOA Annual Congress · Olympia London
Clinical and Imaging Outcomes in Focal Talar Dome Lesions
Thirty ankles treated arthroscopically with a cell-free collagen gel. FAOS rose from 59.8 to 86.7 and activity pain fell from 6.7 to 2.1, with complete or nearly complete defect fill on 68% of follow-up MRIs.
FAOS 59.8 → 86.7 with 68% defect fill on MRI across 30 ankles
Cohort
30 Ankles
FAOS
60 → 87
Defect Fill
68%
BOA Annual Congress · Olympia London
C.R.A.F.T. Scores Across Kellgren–Lawrence Grades in 177 Patients
Hip movement quality deteriorated as radiographic knee osteoarthritis worsened — in patients who had no hip osteoarthritis at all. Three of five C.R.A.F.T. hip scores differed significantly across Kellgren–Lawrence grades.
3 of 5 CRAFT hip scores differed across Kellgren–Lawrence grades (n = 177)
Cohort
177 Patients
Significant
3 of 5 Scores
Grading
KL 0–4
TOTBİD Congress · Baku
Comprehensive Real-World Evaluation Using Markerless Motion Analysis in Knee Osteoarthritis
A real-world case series of 122 patients with knee osteoarthritis assessed with MAI Motion after iPAAG, PRP, hyaluronic acid or PRP+HA injections. C.R.A.F.T. movement-quality scores rose in every group, from baselines of 4.1–7.4 to peaks of 6.7–8.9, with the clearest gains in the first 4–6 months.
C.R.A.F.T. scores rose ≈30–75% across four injection groups (n = 122)
Cohort
122 Patients
Improvement
≈30–75%
Peak Window
4–6 Months
For academic, clinical or conference collaboration, we welcome enquiries from researchers, clinicians and institutions extending this programme.