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Turin 2026: Biomede Hands-On & SIDO Biomechanics Pre-Congress

Turin 2026: Biomede Hands-On & SIDO Biomechanics Pre-Congress

 Biomechanics in Turin:
The Foundation and Beyond within SIDO congress

and  Biomede Hands-On Program,

"Master the Use of Cantilevers."

A message from Dr. Fiorelli



Dear international and Italian colleagues and friends,

 

Since you received our previous communication regarding the SIDO Pre-Congress course on October 8, we are writing to share an important new addition to our schedule in Turin.

To provide the ideal practical preparation for the advanced theoretical concepts we will discuss at the congress, Biomede has organized an exclusive hands-on day preceding the main event.

On October 7, we will hold the Biomede Hands-On Program, "Master the Use of Cantilevers." 

Guided by expert Biomede tutors, participants will engage in a "Learn by Doing" session meticulously designed to guide you through segmented mechanics, advanced arch bending, and detailed force system analysis.

The tentative venue for this course is the AC Hotel by Marriott Torino. Because this involves a controlled laboratory setting, seats are strictly limited. You can secure your registration directly at www.biomede.org.


Please note that since the October 7 hands-on course is organized directly by Biomede, you can register for it independently, without any obligation to attend the October 8 pre-congress course or the main SIDO congress.
For any specific inquiries regarding priority access, please contact info@biomede.org.



The following day, October 8, Dr. Paola Merlo and I will conduct the pre-congress course
"The Foundation and Beyond," officially part of the 57th SIDO International Congress program. We know some of you may have already registered for this event. We will explore advanced concepts, transitioning from fundamental design principles to 3D biomechanical calculation using our new software.

If you have not yet secured your spot, please remember that registration for October 8 must be completed through the official SIDO website (www.sido.it).

We kindly remind non-Italian doctors to first fill out the online application form to become an affiliate at https://www.sido.it/eng/become-affiliate/. Once approved, you will receive your login credentials to access the best registration fee for the main congress and the pre-course.

You can read the detailed breakdown of the topics covered in both sessions on our website: https://www.ioss-ortho.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=269

We hope you will choose to join us for this comprehensive biomechanics education track.

 

Best regards,

Dr. Giorgio Fiorelli,  Biomede & IOSS GmbH

 



Registration Guide for non SIDO members
(Non-Italian Doctors Only)

To ensure a smooth registration and access the best possible rates, please follow this procedure:

  1. Become a SIDO International Affiliate/Fellow: This is free and provides access to SIDO journals and reduced meeting fees. (both for the SIDO meeting and for the Biomechanics precourse). Details can be found in the itable below. You can apply here: SIDO Affiliation Form.
  2. Register for the Congress: Once your status is active, log into your personal area on the SIDO website. The system will automatically apply the discounted rates for which you are eligible.
    Only at that point yo can select the Biomechanics course as optional registration.


Note: Participation in the Pre-Congress sessions requires registration for the main Congress sessions on Friday and Saturday. Please refer to the table below for the breakdown of registration fees.
Registration for the hands-on course at www.biomede.org, is completely independent from SIDO congress registration.

 

 



We look forward to sharing this intense and exciting scientific program with you. Secure your spot early to take advantage of the maximum discount and remember that the hands-on course has very limited seats!

See you in Turin!

Best regards,
Giorgio Fiorelli