Sarcoma
| Dedicated Specialty Stream | ODU 2027 |
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The Sarcoma program represents the foundation upon which ODU was built and remains a cornerstone of the meeting.
Bringing together leading specialists from Australia, New Zealand and abroad, the program will explore the latest developments in sarcoma management, limb salvage, reconstruction and multidisciplinary care.
Designed specifically for clinicians involved in the treatment of sarcoma and complex tumour cases, the program will combine faculty presentations, challenging case discussions, expert panels and collaborative learning opportunities. Delegates will have direct access to internationally recognised faculty and experienced regional experts who will share practical insights, emerging evidence and real-world clinical experience.
While participating in the wider ODU experience through networking opportunities, Sarcoma delegates will benefit from a dedicated specialty-focused agenda that delivers the depth, relevance and peer engagement that ODU is known for.
Sarcoma Convenors & Faculty
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CONVENOR
Prof Richard Boyle | Sydney, AU
Richard Boyle is an orthopaedic surgeon based in Sydney with a special interest in joint replacement, complex arthroplasty, and bone and soft tissue tumour surgery. He completed orthopaedic training in Sydney followed by subspecialist training in Australia and internationally. He is Head of the NSW Bone and Soft Tissue Sarcoma Unit at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and holds academic appointments at the University of Notre Dame Sydney and the University of Sydney. He remains actively involved in clinical research, education and multidisciplinary sarcoma care.
CONVENOR
Prof Lee Jeys | Birmingham, UK
Professor Lee Jeys is an internationally recognised orthopaedic oncologist and Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at the Royal Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Trust in Birmingham, where he practises within one of the largest orthopaedic oncology centres globally. He specialises in orthopaedic oncology, complex lower limb arthroplasty, and periprosthetic joint infection. Professor Jeys has made significant contributions to the field through his clinical work, research, and leadership.
CONVENOR
Dr Andrew Johnston | Auckland, NZ
Dr Andrew Johnston is an orthopaedic surgeon based in Auckland, practising at Auckland City Hospital and Eastwood Orthopaedic Clinic. His clinical interests include musculoskeletal oncology and hip and knee primary and revision surgery. Following completion of the New Zealand Orthopaedic Association training programme, he undertook fellowship training at the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital (RNOH) in London. He went on to work as a Consultant within the London Sarcoma Service and held an Honorary role at Great Ormond Street Hospital before returning to New Zealand.
Sarcoma Program Agenda
The Sarcoma program brings together leading musculoskeletal oncology specialists from across Australia, New Zealand and internationally to share expertise, discuss challenging cases, and explore advances in sarcoma management, limb salvage and reconstruction.
Explore the key topics and discussion areas featured within the Sarcoma program below.
A detailed agenda will be published closer to the event.
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