6th Regenerative Medicine Orthopaedic Summit

Dear Colleagues,
Friends and Industry Partners,

It is a great honor for me to welcome you to the 6th Regenerative Medicine Orthopaedic Summit, taking place in Zagreb, Croatia, from 8–11 April 2027.

Bringing RMOS to Zagreb is something I am personally very proud of. Our region has a strong tradition in orthopaedics, sports medicine and clinical research, and I believe Zagreb is the perfect place to host the next evolution of RMOS.

From the very beginning, RMOS was created with a simple idea — education in regenerative orthopaedics must be practical, clinically relevant and directly connected to what physicians are facing every day in their practice.

For the Zagreb edition, we are expanding both the scientific and hands-on experience of RMOS more than ever before.

The lecture program will focus on the topics that are currently shaping the future of orthopaedics, sports medicine and regenerative medicine. Across four days, participants will join discussions on modern joint preservation, orthobiologics, interventional orthopaedics, ultrasound-guided procedures, energy-based therapies, sports medicine applications and the evolving role of regenerative medicine in musculoskeletal care.

One of the key themes of this year’s summit will also be “From Inflammation to Regeneration,” exploring the growing importance of inflammation, biologic therapies and multidisciplinary approaches in preserving joint health and improving long-term patient outcomes.

As expected from RMOS, practical education will remain at the center of the meeting.

The Orthobiologic and Ultrasound Bootcamp will once again become one of the major highlights of the summit, offering focused station-based training with direct faculty interaction and real procedural applications.

In addition, RMOS Zagreb 2027 will significantly expand its cadaveric education program through the Hands-On Cadaver Workshops at the University of Applied Health Sciences. Participants will have the opportunity to work directly with orthobiologic procedures, image-guided interventions and modern musculoskeletal techniques in a highly practical environment.

For the first time at RMOS, we will also introduce a dedicated cryoneurolysis/radiofrequency abblation cadaver experience, allowing participants to explore these modern pain-related applications directly on cadaveric specimens with expert guidance and anatomical demonstrations.

To our sponsors and industry partners, thank you for continuing to support the RMOS vision and helping us create a meeting where education, technology and clinical practice come together in a meaningful way.

And to all of my colleagues from around the world — thank you for your trust and continued support of RMOS. I look forward to welcoming you to Zagreb for what I believe will be one of the most practical, interactive and exciting editions of our summit so far.