My Orthopaedic Surgeon

International Bone-Tissue-Engineering Congress 8 - 11 October, 2009, Hannover, Germany
Insitute Indente and all scientific partner organisations cordially invite you to participate in the international congress for modern bone regeneration, including cartilage and tendons.

1st October 2015:  This event aims to support SAS Doctors to deliver a first class service to patients.  The conference will provide the opportunity to consider the consequences of failing to meet quality outcomes and how implementing best practice enables SAS Doctors to deliver continuous improvement in healthcare delivery.

2008 EOA Annual Meeting The Ritz-Carlton, Lake Las Vegas Henderson, Nevada October 22-25, 2008

The 7th EFOST 2012 Meeting will be combined with the World Trauma Sports Meeting under the organization of Mr.Roger Hackney and Pr.Nicola Maffulli in London in November 07-10, 2012.

Annual International Course of Osteo-Articular Recostruction. Portuguese Language but front page has Google translation.
See website for details of this year's course.
Course content is posted online. See OCOSH category or search RECOA

27th January 2009 Wrightington Hospital UK
This is an intensive course designed to offer trainees a more hands on approach to clinical examination. There is a high examiner to delegate ratio ensuring delegates have the opportunity to discuss the nuances of physical examination in a small group basis. The course is designed to provide you with an overall system for examination of each musculoskeletal system which is essential for everyday clinical practice and orthopaedic examinations. There are ample opportunities to discuss examination styles and approaches throughout the course on both a formal and informal basis.

Courses organized by Harvard Medical School - Orthopaedic Topics

Annual Heidelberg Deformity-Day International Congress for the Correction of Complex Foot-Deformities September 30th – October 1st, 2011
Congress venue Orthopaedic University Hospital Heidelberg

Continuously updated calendar of CME activity organized by the Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS)

The Advances in Orthopaedic Trauma and Arthroplasty meeting offers a premier educational forum to interact with leaders and peers in areas of orthopaedic trauma care, hip and knee reconstruction, and tips for a more efficient orthopaedic practice in light of the current healthcare environment. The jam-packed 3-day agenda will cover pressing clinical issues in the management of both upper and lower extremity fractures, cutting-edge strategies for hip, knee and ankle reconstruction, and prevention of peri- and post-surgical complications. In addition, attendees will be given the opportunity to engage in discussions on less complex, practical matters affecting patient care today, such as risk management, EMRs, practice software, and the economics of trauma and joint replacement.

For more information and to register visit www.icjr.net/2012vail or contact sanderson@icjr.net or 760-942-7859.

With nearly 200 attendees, the first Cleveland Arthroplasty Course was a great success and we are looking forward to another exciting program in 2012!

Faculty members from the Cleveland Clinic and around the country will discuss techniques and instrumentation for total joint surgery and provide a valuable forum for global scientific exchange among surgeons who are interested in total joint surgery. This meeting will provide surgeons with 2 full days of in-depth and relevant reconstructive surgery information in engaging formats, including cadaver labs.

For more information and to register visit www.icjr.net/2012cleveland or contact bmitros@icjr.net or 760-942-7859.

The International Congress for Joint Reconstruction (ICJR) is pleased to present our next Orthopaedic Resident & Fellow course. This course is ideally suited to orthopaedic residents of all experience levels who plan on performing total joint arthroplasty in their practices as well as current orthopaedic fellows.

Faculty have been assembled to prepare and deliver an interactive course curriculum that ensures residents and fellows are exposed to a variety of operative techniques, instrumentation, and implants to complement their current training programs. Attendees will hear didactic presentations, participate in panel discussions and case study reviews, and receive ample hands-on instruction through cadaver labs.

The number of patients needing revision total hip or total knee arthroplasty is going to soar over the next decade!

To help you prepare, the International Congress for Joint Reconstruction invites you to join us for the 4th Annual Revision Hip & Knee Course -- the most interactive, hands-on course devoted solely to updating your skills in revision procedures.

This course is intended for orthopaedic surgeons who have ample experience in primary arthroplasty and now want to become more proficient in revision procedures. Course Chairman Charles L. Nelson, MD, MS and his expert faculty -- surgeons from high-volume revision practices -- have designed a program that combines solid hands-on training via cadaver labs with interactive presentations, case-based panel discussions, and live surgeries.

We hope to see you in Philadelphia for this unique educational experience!

Please join us for the 5th Annual Direct Anterior Approach Hip Course, September 22-24, 2016 at the JW Marriott Houston in Houston, TX. The anterior approach for total hip replacement is an important surgical alternative to the traditional hip replacement protocol: The approach is tissue-sparing and results in less pain, faster patient recovery, and improved mobility related to the lesser trauma provided by the procedure. The 5th Annual Direct Anterior Approach Hip Course will offer a thorough education on the surgical and patient processes associated with the anterior hip approach, from patient selection through patient recovery and follow-up.

This course is intended for surgeons already using this procedure and are interested in honing their skills. It will be taught by some of the most well-regarded orthopaedic surgeons practicing today. With didactic presentations, video vignettes, and case-based panel discussions, this exciting program will also feature live surgeries and 3+ hours of hands-on cadaver workshops to enhance the educational environment. registries.

We hope to see you for this unique educational experience!

We have assembled a stellar faculty for our 2016 course to bring you didactic presentations, interactive case-based panel discussions, a live surgery, and cadaver lab workshops that will enhance and broaden the knowledge base for orthopaedic surgeons with an interest in shoulder procedures.