BOSTAA Annual Meeting | Sports Medicine

#BOSTAA26
Annual Meeting

The All England Lawn Tennis Club, Wimbledon

12th November 2026

The British Orthopaedic Sports Trauma and Arthroscopy Association provides a forum for the presentation of basic research, advances in clinical practice and the results of surgical procedures pertaining to orthopaedic sports trauma and to improve the care offered by orthopaedic surgeons to the victims of injuries sustained during sport.

The BOSTAA Annual Meeting is a gathering of leading consultant surgeons, physiotherapists, researchers, clinicians, and other allied health professionals discussing the latest advances in sports surgery.

Past Events

#BOSTAA24 Twickenham & #BOSTAA23 Lord's

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Programme & Abstracts

#BOSTAA26 Wimbledon

12th November 2026

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The Conference

100+

40+

Attendees
Social Networking

Scientific papers and posters

10+

Industry exhibitors

CPD points Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh

6

Keynote Speakers

A fantastic lineup of expert faculty who bring diverse perspectives to the forefront of orthopaedic sports surgery and treatment advancements.

Professor Peter Mortimer

Professor Mortimer is Emeritus Professor of Dermatological and Lymphovascular Medicine to City St George’s University in London. He was appointed consultant dermatologist to St George’s Hospital and the Royal Marsden Hospitals in 1986 and retired in 2024. In tennis he has represented Devon at both junior and senior county level, was Devon Junior County champion in 1968, and British Universities Doubles champion in 1974. He has been a member of the All England Club since 1993 and a Club Trustee since 2016. He is President of United Hospitals LTC which incorporates tennis playing doctors and medical students from all London hospitals.

Dr Jo Larkin

Dr Larkin has extensive experience in treating elite athletes and working in high performance environments, as well as managing musculoskeletal conditions of city workers, weekend warriors and physically active people in pain. She is currently the Global Medical Director for SailGP, a international grand prix of F50 racing and was the previous Chief Medical Officer for the LTA. Dr Larkin works with athletes of all abilities and has been fortunate enough to be involved in two Olympics and one Paralympics. She worked at both the Olympics and Paralympics in London 2012 in the athletes’ village polyclinic as a sport physician and in the athletics stadium as a field of play team leader. More recently she travelled to Rio as the team physician for the men’s and women’s GB rugby 7s squad, with the men successfully winning a silver medal. For 8 years, she worked for England Rugby and was involved with every team in some capacity, through this she has developed an interest in women’s health and performance. She was also involved in the Rugby World Cup 2015 as an immediate care doctor and an area medical officer.

Through her experience of working in the Military, at Headley Court, and her appointment as the clinical lead of the Spines department, she developed an interest in chronic pain management and the understanding the multifaceted components to pain.

She has worked in a variety of sports including premiership academy football, rugby, hockey, ice hockey and GB disability target shooting. She has experience with both international men’s & women’s rugby and football and has also worked extensively with the younger age group.

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