Dr Pradeep Moonot Participates in the 46th SICOT Orthopaedic World Congress, Concluded in Kyoto, Japan
Orthopaedic professionals from across the world deliberated on clinical challenges and the future of the specialty at the three-day congress.
Dr Pradeep Moonot took part in foot and ankle case discussions and interacted with international colleagues.
The congress was held under the theme “A Bridge to the Future”.
The 46th SICOT Orthopaedic World Congress 2026, the annual flagship meet of the International Society of Orthopaedic Surgery and Traumatology (SICOT), concluded in Kyoto, Japan. The three-day congress was held from 29th September to 1st October, 2026, under the theme “A Bridge to the Future”. It brought together the global orthopaedic community for scientific exchange and collaboration.
SICOT Orthopaedic World Congress
The programme included keynote lectures, interactive symposia, hands-on workshops and networking events. The theme reflected the meeting of established surgical principles with newer areas such as robotics, regenerative medicine and AI-driven diagnostics.
Dr Pradeep Moonot’s Participation
Dr Pradeep Moonot attended the congress and described it as an enriching experience. He joined colleagues from across the world for valuable discussions, including interesting foot and ankle case presentations, and exchanged perspectives on the clinical challenges encountered in the specialty. Discussing challenging cases, understanding how fellow surgeons approach clinical problems and sharing experiences, he noted, are important parts of continuous learning and of advancing the specialty.
Interaction with Global Orthopaedic Surgeons
During the congress, Dr Moonot caught up with Dr Andrew Wines from Australia, Dr Arvind Puri, Dr Gowreeson Thevendran, Dr Moez Ballal, Dr May Labidi, Dr Rahul Upadhyay, Dr Li from Singapore, Dr Amit Patel, Dr Nermine, Dr Yan Yu Chen, and Dr Alaric Aroojis, Chief Scientific Advisor at SICOT. He said the conversations and camaraderie made the experience all the more rewarding.
Appreciation for the Organisers
Dr Moonot expressed special appreciation for the excellent organisation and warm hospitality of the SICOT Japan team. Bringing together the international orthopaedic community is no small undertaking, he said, and it was a pleasure to be part of the gathering.
Beyond the Congress
Dr Moonot explored Japan. His visits included the Shinjuku Crossing and Tokyo skyline, the historic Senso-ji Temple, Osaka Castle, and several Buddhist and Shinto temples, each offering a glimpse into the country’s culture and history. Traditional Japanese-style accommodation in Kyoto added a memorable touch to the trip.
Concluding Note
Dr Moonot returned from Kyoto with valuable insights, renewed perspectives, meaningful connections and wonderful memories of Japan. His participation reflects his continued commitment to learning and his place in the international orthopaedic community.