News Shoulder and Elbow Surgery wins SECEC Grammont Award
Huge praise for Schulthess Klinik: a research study headed up by Prof. Dr. med. univ. Phillipp Moroder of the Shoulder and Elbow Surgery department has been awarded the SECEC Grammont Award 2024. The award-winning study deals with an innovative approach to shoulder endoprosthetics, which incorporates the patient’s posture in the planning stage of endoprotheses for the first time.
The Shoulder and Elbow Surgery department of Schulthess Klinik can celebrate a major victory: they have been presented with the prestigious SECEC Grammont Award 2024 at this year’s European Shoulder Congress. Prof. Dr. med. Univ. Phillipp Moroder, Senior Consultant in Shoulder and Elbow Surgery, accepted the prize for the best paper in the field of shoulder endoprosthetics.
The SECEC Grammont Award is given for outstanding innovations in the area of shoulder endoprosthetics in Europe. Assessed are a work’s innovative strength, sophistication, feasibility and the benefits it offers patients. This award underscores the high regard in which international shoulder surgery specialists hold Schulthess Klinik.
The prizewinners have the opportunity to present their work to the SECEC network and share their findings. The department’s success strengthens Schulthess Klinik’s international links and once again demonstrates its leading role in developing innovative treatment methods. Our winning the SECEC Grammont Award 2024 is a forward step in the steady march of improving the quality of treatment in shoulder and elbow surgery – all for the good of our patients.
