21st International Conference on
Osteoporosis, Arthritis and Musculoskeletal Disorders

This session examines the complex relationship between arthritis and osteoporosis, highlighting how chronic joint inflammation contributes to bone deterioration. Experts will discuss rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, and other inflammatory conditions, along with advanced treatments such as biologics and disease-modifying therapies. Emphasis will be placed on personalized management plans and collaborative care strategies for individuals affected by both conditions.

Sub Tracks:

• Inflammatory arthritis and bone loss
• Latest biologic therapies
• Joint preservation strategies
• Dual-diagnosis care planning
• Disease-modifying drug developments

Addressing the overlap between osteoporosis and various musculoskeletal disorders, this session will explore diagnostic challenges and treatment strategies for conditions like tendon injuries, ligament tears, and soft tissue complications. The role of rehabilitation, physical therapy, and comprehensive pain management will be emphasized, offering attendees practical tools for integrated patient care.

Sub Tracks:

• Coexisting musculoskeletal issues
• Diagnostic challenges in osteoporosis
• Rehabilitation and physical therapy
• Chronic pain management
• Multidisciplinary treatment models

This session highlights innovative orthopedic approaches for managing osteoporosis-related fractures and promoting mobility. Attendees will explore advanced technologies in bone repair, novel surgical tools, and implant designs tailored to fragile bones. Non-surgical interventions and early-stage treatment planning will also be featured, offering a proactive view of orthopedic care for osteoporosis patients.

Sub Tracks:

• Advanced orthopedic techniques
• Bone regeneration methods
• Implant design for osteoporotic bones
• Non-surgical management options
• Early orthopedic interventions

Focusing on surgical solutions, this session delves into modern techniques for managing fractures and joint degeneration in individuals with osteoporosis. Topics include robotic-assisted procedures, implant advancements, and bone reconstruction techniques. Post-operative care and rehabilitation will be covered to ensure optimal recovery. The session will underscore the importance of tailoring surgical interventions to the unique needs of osteoporotic patients.

Sub Tracks:

• Robotic-assisted surgeries
• Joint replacement advancements
• Bone reconstruction methods
• Implant innovations
• Post-surgery rehabilitation strategies

Pediatric osteoporosis presents unique challenges in diagnosis and treatment. This session explores the early detection of bone fragility in children, the role of genetics, and the impact of conditions like juvenile osteoporosis. Emerging therapies and customized care strategies for young patients will be discussed, focusing on promoting long-term skeletal health and minimizing developmental complications.

Sub Tracks:

• Juvenile osteoporosis management
• Genetic influences on bone health
• Pediatric bone assessment tools
• Child-specific treatment options
• Long-term care strategies

Osteoporotic fractures remain a major concern in aging populations. This session presents both surgical and non-surgical approaches to fracture care, including advanced diagnostic tools, imaging techniques, and biomarker utilization. Attendees will learn about the latest innovations in bone healing, biological repair methods, and rehabilitation strategies, alongside preventive measures to reduce future fracture risk.

Sub Tracks:

• Fracture risk assessment
• Imaging and diagnostic advances
• Surgical and biological treatments
• Bone healing innovations
• Preventive care strategies

Chronic pain is a common yet often underaddressed challenge in osteoporosis care. This session explores non-drug pain management strategies, highlighting the role of physiotherapy, mobility training, and complementary therapies such as acupuncture and electrostimulation. Attendees will discover how to build customized rehabilitation plans that improve patient comfort, function, and quality of life.

Sub Tracks:

• Non-pharmacological pain relief
• Physical therapy approaches
• Alternative treatment techniques
• Functional rehabilitation methods
• Personalized care programs

Physical activity is essential in preserving bone health and preventing fractures. This session will showcase safe, effective exercise regimens for osteoporosis patients, including weight-bearing activities, resistance training, and balance enhancement. The session also addresses exercise-based fall prevention and strategies to improve overall musculoskeletal strength through personalized fitness programs.

Sub Tracks:

• Weight-bearing exercise protocols
• Resistance training for bone health
• Balance and fall prevention
• Safe fitness planning
• Muscle and bone strengthening

This session focuses on the intersection of rheumatic diseases and osteoporosis. Experts will examine the effects of chronic inflammation and autoimmune conditions—such as lupus and rheumatoid arthritis—on bone integrity. Attendees will learn about current and emerging treatments, including biologic agents and corticosteroid-sparing approaches, with an emphasis on integrated care models that reduce fracture risk and manage both conditions effectively.

Sub Tracks:

• Osteoporosis in autoimmune disorders
• Chronic inflammation and bone loss
• Biologic treatment innovations
• Corticosteroid-sparing strategies
• Integrated rheumatology-osteoporosis care

This session focuses on advanced joint replacement solutions for patients with compromised bone quality. It will cover modern surgical techniques like robotic-assisted procedures and innovative implant materials tailored to osteoporotic bone. Strategies to enhance recovery, reduce complications, and personalize care for aging patients will also be discussed, ensuring better surgical outcomes and improved long-term mobility.

Sub Tracks:

• Robotic-assisted joint procedures
• Innovations in implant design
• Managing fragility fractures
• Perioperative care for elderly
• Personalized surgical techniques

Explore the critical role hormones play in regulating bone health. This session will delve into how endocrine disorders—such as thyroid dysfunction, adrenal imbalances, and sex hormone deficits—can lead to osteoporosis and metabolic bone diseases. Attendees will learn diagnostic approaches and treatment plans that integrate endocrinology into osteoporosis management.

Sub Tracks:

• Endocrine dysfunction and bone loss
• Hormone-driven bone metabolism
• Diagnostic hormone markers
• Gender-specific hormone therapy
• Endocrine-integrated bone care

Nutrition forms the foundation of healthy bones. This session highlights how dietary choices impact bone remodeling and density, focusing on calcium, vitamin D, protein, and emerging nutrients. Discussions will also address nutritional deficiencies, absorption challenges, and the growing role of gut microbiota in skeletal health.

Sub Tracks:

• Key nutrients for bone growth
• Vitamin D and calcium synergy
• Nutrient absorption and bioavailability
• Diet and fracture prevention
• Microbiome’s impact on bones

This session examines the unique factors contributing to osteoporosis in women. Hormonal shifts from puberty to menopause and beyond significantly affect bone density. Attendees will explore tailored screening, prevention, and treatment strategies that consider a woman’s hormonal history and life stage, promoting gender-sensitive osteoporosis care.

Sub Tracks:

• Menopause-related bone decline
• Female hormone-bone interaction
• Gender-specific fracture risk
• Life-stage treatment plans
• Personalized screening protocols

Going beyond disease treatment, this session promotes long-term skeletal health through prevention-focused strategies. It emphasizes physical activity, fall prevention, sleep hygiene, and anti-inflammatory living. Experts will share community-based programs and lifestyle plans that empower individuals to proactively maintain strong, resilient bones.

Sub Tracks:

• Wellness-based bone strategies
• Bone-enhancing exercises
• Inflammation and bone aging
• Community-based prevention
• Lifestyle-driven resilience

Accurate diagnosis is key to early and effective osteoporosis management. This session highlights state-of-the-art imaging technologies, including DEXA, MRI, and CT scans, as well as emerging biomarkers and AI-powered diagnostic models. Focus will be on enhancing precision and reducing diagnostic delays in vulnerable populations.

Sub Tracks:

• Advanced imaging for bone loss
• AI-enhanced diagnostics
• Biomarker-based detection
• Risk stratification tools
• Personalized diagnostic models

Foot and ankle fractures in osteoporotic patients present mobility and recovery challenges. This session covers fracture classification, surgical versus conservative treatment, offloading strategies, and rehabilitation techniques. Special attention will be paid to geriatric and diabetic patient care, aiming to restore mobility and reduce future injury risk.

Sub Tracks:

• Foot fracture patterns in elderly
• Surgical vs. conservative care
• Diabetic foot fracture risks
• Rehab and gait support
• Preventing recurrent injuries

This session explores the rare but impactful occurrence of bone sarcomas, particularly in elderly or osteoporotic patients. Presentations will cover tumor recognition, biopsy methods, surgical resection techniques, and collaborative oncology protocols. Focus will be placed on balancing cancer control with preserving bone integrity.

Sub Tracks:

• Sarcoma identification in weak bone
• Tumor diagnosis and staging
• Surgical excision methods
• Oncology-surgical coordination
• Outcomes in fragile skeletons

Calcium Pyrophosphate Deposition (CPPD) disease often mimics osteoarthritis and gout. This session helps clinicians differentiate CPPD from similar conditions and outlines appropriate imaging, joint aspiration, and pharmaceutical interventions. Emphasis will be placed on managing flares and preventing recurrence in patients with co-existing osteoporosis.

Sub Tracks:

• CPPD vs. OA and gout
• Imaging for crystal arthritis
• Joint fluid analysis
• Flare-up management protocols
• Long-term disease control

This session examines how viral infections—like hepatitis, HIV, and post-COVID—can impair bone health. Discussions will focus on the mechanisms by which viruses disrupt bone remodeling and immunity, and how to diagnose and treat these conditions. Multidisciplinary care models for post-viral bone loss will be highlighted.

Sub Tracks:

• Virus-induced bone degeneration
• Immune pathways in osteopathy
• Bone changes in long COVID
• Diagnostic challenges
• Viral-specific treatment planning