The fellows visit Manchester and Wrightington. The fellows left London on a 6:55 a.m. train and traveled to Manchester where they were met by Professor Galasko, their host at Manchester and by Peter Kay and Martyn Porter from the Wrightington Hospital. After a quick stop at the hotel, the fellows traveled approximately 45 minutes to Wrightington where they had a fabulous visit. All of the fellows attended the operating theater where they observed cases. Regis and Larry viewed a revision hip arthroplasty in the operating room previously used by Sir John Charnley. The fellows then toured the Charnley museum which documents the singular contributions of both Charnley and the Wrightington to joint replacement surgery. Afternoon sessions focused on upper and lower extremity reconstruction and the fellows had the opportunity to discuss upper extremity surgery with Professor Stanley. Cato presented a paper on shoulder instability while Paul presented his work on the management and diagnosis of joint infection.

The fellows then went to a local health club. Cato rowed and practiced imaginary golf swings (trying to get rid of the slice!), Emil road the bike, Kurt ran, and the rest of the fellows did other healthy things. Dinner was shared with members of the department at The Highmoor Inn, a delightful restaurant in a country setting. Regis gave a toast on behalf of the fellows. The fellows returned home at midnight to prepare for the following day in Manchester.

The fellows with Peter Kay in the lobby of the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Manchester.	Ready for the operating theater.
	Regis and Larry with Peter Kay in the surgeons lounge.	The fellows touring the Charnley museum.
Cato presenting at Wrightington.	Paul presenting at Wrightington.	With hosts in front of the Wrightington just before dinner.