This 2-day hands-on course was developed to provide training in musculoskeletal ultrasound (MSKUS) for evaluation of hemophilic joint disease, but also other arthritic conditions and musculoskeletal abnormalities and syndromes. The main objective of the course is to enable physicians and other health care providers to use MSKUS as a point-of-care imaging tool for diagnosis and treatment of joint pain. In addition, the course has specific elements geared towards hemophilic joint disease: recognition of joint bleeding, synovial hypertrophy and synovitis, cartilage degradation, osteochondral lesions and other structural joint abnormalities. The course also includes a teaching module pertaining to the Joint Tissue Activity and Damage Exam (JADE), a validated ultrasound imaging protocol for hemophilic joints.

Participants are encouraged to complete web modules 1, 2, 4, and 5 cme.ucsd.edu/httc/musksweb.html prior to attending the activity (a total of 2 hours of web-based instructions).

Highly regarded as one of the world’s finest limb salvage events, DLS conference will bring together the most eminent lower limb specialists for an unforgettable educational experience. The DLS conference strives to equip each member of the healthcare team with the education and resources needed to heal diabetic wounds and prevent amputations.

Format: Didactic lectures, specialty symposia, and video surgical case demonstrations, panel discussions, and interactive Q&A sessions.

Musculoskeletal Ultrasound of the Shoulder, Hip and Spine Training Course will provide hands-on training in musculoskeletal ultrasound (MSKUS) of the hip, sacroiliac joint and shoulder. The objective of the course is to enable participants to use MSKUS as a point-of care imaging tool to assist with the diagnosis of painful joint. Leading MSK ultrasound experts will cover ultrasound scanning techniques, sonoanatomy, and sonopathology, including MSKUS examination of hemophilic these groups of joints. Diagnosis of iliopsoas bleeds and trochanteric pain will be highlighted.

Format: Interactive lectures, case presentations, round table discussions, and hands-on scanning.

The course is limited to 20 participants.

This symposium will provide a comprehensive update on the latest developments in the fast-growing field of orthopedic sports medicine. This educational activity will focus on improving athletic performance, along with recovery and prevention of future injuries. Clinical conditions and injuries of the shoulder, elbow, hand, knee, and foot and ankle will be presented. In addition, a hands-on workshop has been designed to provide orthopedic surgeons, fellows and residents the opportunity to enhance their skills in arthroscopy and open surgery.

Ultrasound-Guided Joint Injection and Aspiration for Arthritic Conditions and Hemophilia will provide training in ultrasound-guided intra-articular needle placement, to perform non-invasive management of painful joints through intra-articular corticosteroid injections, aspirations of joint fluid/blood in patients with orthopedic conditions, sports injuries or hemophilia. In-plane and out-of plane needle advancement will be demonstrated on pig cadaver joints with hands-on practice on phantom or similar tissue. Targeted joints include ankle, elbow, knee, shoulder, hip, SI-joints, lumbar facet joints.

Registration will be limited to 50 participants to facilitate group discussions.

This meeting is a unique opportunity for pediatric rheumatology researchers and stakeholders to work on collaborative research projects face-to-face while networking with colleagues from around the world.

This course and related exhibits will be held virtually.

This comprehensive course ​will address the most complex and challenging conditions that foot and ankle orthopaedic surgeons encounter. Complex reconstructions as well as minimally invasive techniques will be emphasized.

The Mid-America Orthopaedic Association (MAOA) and the International Congress for Joint Reconstruction (ICJR) are organizing this Pre-Course to the MAOA Annual Conference.

Highlights:

-Preoperative and intraoperative factors that impact success in primary THA and TKA
-State-of-the-art anesthesia and analgesia protocols for rapid recovery and reducing length of stay in THA/TKA
-Unexplained pain, complications, and early failures in total hip replacement
-Painful or dissatisfied total knee replacements and algorithms for finding possible surgical solutions
-Expert tips to optimize consistency and success in primary THA and TKA from indication to rehabilitation
-Strategies in dealing with soft tissue coverage complications, oncologic diagnoses at the hip and knee, and nerve injuries following THA/TKA
Format: Didactic lectures, luncheon symposium, and interactive panel discussions.

Prepare for this Conference
(FLiP) fracture-table vs lateral positioning for femoral intramedullary nailing: A survey of orthopaedic surgeon preferences
Orthoplastic surgical collaboration is required to optimize the treatment of severe limb injuries: A multicentre, prospective cohort study
Comparing the usefulness of a fluoroscopic navigation system in femoral trochanteric fracture for orthopaedic residents with the conventional method

Prepare for this Conference
Predictive power of distal radial metaphyseal tenderness for diagnosing occult fracture
Which immobilization is better for distal radius fracture?: A prospective randomized trial
Comparison of effects of seven treatment methods for distal radius fracture on minimizing complex regional pain syndrome

This largest arthroscopy-focused meeting, celebrating 40th anniversary in 2021, will offer participants updates on the latest research, advances in techniques, and innovations in arthroscopy.

The course is designed for orthopedic and plastic surgeons with significant hand practices, and covers the spectrum of disorders of the wrist and distal radioulnar joint. The format will be case oriented, covering topics in areas including bony and soft tissue trauma, degenerative disease, and inflammatory arthritis. Videotaped surgery clips and cadaveric surgical dissection will be used to demonstrate complicated surgical procedures.

Mini-Fellowship Workshop - April 28. It will review entire DICOM MRI cases going through all images and sequences for each study, reviewing shoulder, knee, ankle, hip, wrist and elbow on Wednesday before the regular didactic checklist course. These cases will be projected on to a large screen, from Dr. Stoller’s workstation. 65 participants. MSK subspecialization. Dr. Stoller will specifically demonstrate his hints and secrets for identifying SLAP tears with high sensitivity and specificity, prospective diagnosis of meniscal tear types using actual cases. New advances in evaluating chondral labral junction injuries of the acetabulum of the hip will be discussed. 8 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™

Comprehensive Tutorial's Learning Objectives:

-Employ a shoulder checklist method including interpretation techniques for the rotator cuff and interval, biceps labral complex, inferior glenohumeralligament complex, and capsular structures
-Identify glenoid wear patterns in different instabilities
-Develop a knee checklist with foolproof ACL diagnosis and techniques for prospective diagnosis of all types of meniscal tears, differentiating circumferential surface from cross sectional tear patterns
-Introduce strategies in the evaluation of the cruciate ligaments, posterolateral instability, and articular cartilage
-Utilize a femoroacetabular impingement checklist and distinguish between FAI and DDH pathology; accurately identify acetabular-labral tear and classify the acetabular roof
-Develop an ankle checklist
-Describe all types of soft tissue ankle impingement
-Develop a wrist checklist
-Explain the relevance of perilunate instability, SLAC and triscaphe arthritis
-Develop an elbow checklist for epicondylitis and instability patterns

Prepare for this Conference
Knee symptoms among adults at risk for accelerated knee osteoarthritis: Data from the Osteoarthritis Initiative
Systolic and pulse pressure associate with incident knee osteoarthritis : Data from the Osteoarthritis Initiative
Asymptomatic radiographic hip osteoarthritis is associated with gait differences, especially in women: A population-based study

Participants from a wide range of disciplines will form interactive learning teams to promote interprofessional education. Teams will share ideas and different perspectives for effective assessment and treatment of commonly seen pain management challenges. An interdisciplinary faculty will provide education on evidence-based pain management of case scenarios across the health care spectrum. The conference will integrate lectures, experiential exercises and case-based learning to create a rich educational experience.

Topics:

-Importance of Team-based Care
-Providing Evidence-based Pain Treatment Across Multiple Health System Settings
-Including the Emergency Department, Primary Care, and More
-Safe and Effective Opioid Prescribing Practices
-Supporting Patients with Substance Use Disorder
-Everyday Bias in Health Care: The impact on Effective Pain Management
-Integrative Medicine and Utilizing Non-Pharmacological Approaches in Pain Management

Designed for the infectious diseases practitioner, this is Mayo Clinic's first course dedicated entirely to the challenges of managing orthopedic infections. The course will feature highly interactive, case-based modules delivered by subject matter experts addressing diagnostic and therapeutic challenges. Participants will leave with up-to-date, practical information that can be applied immediately to their clinical practice.

Maui offers an open-air environment we can safely utilize for education and relaxation!
Join us for a much-needed getaway at the Grand Wailea Maui. We're planning more sessions outdoors so we can comfortably spread out in the fresh air. Don't miss this week of practice-enhancing dialogue with world-class educators- all while in a beautiful and tranquil setting.

This meeting is the place to learn about science, practice, public health relation, and policy aspects of sports medicine, exercise science, and physical activity.

~ 6500 participants

Learning Objectives:
• Describe the pharmacologic profiles of benzodiazepines, opiates and other controlled drugs and withdrawal management
• Identify the diagnostic criteria and management strategies for acute and chronic pain, anxiety disorder, insomnia, depression and substance abuse
• Employ interviewing techniques relating to the diagnosis and management of substance abuse in general and prescription drug abusers in particular
• Discuss risk management strategies
• Discuss beliefs, stereotypes, attitudes about controlled substance prescribing, controlled drug abusers and chemical dependency, and consider the therapeutic implications of treatments based upon these beliefs; Controlled Substance Prescribing Simulation
• Describe headache management
• Review insomnia etiology and treatment
• Describe prudent prescribing of stimulants
• Review toxicology testing in the office practice
• Review opioid maintenance therapy
• List the special clinical requirements necessary when prescribing controlled drugs

The Mayo Clinic Comprehensive Sports Medicine Update and Board Review Course is a one-of-a-kind, award-winning course designed to provide a comprehensive review of all subjects contained in the sports medicine board examination. The course faculty includes internationally recognized experts in the field of sports medicine.

Learning Objectives:

-Identify the role of the team physician
-Analyze the medical and administrative responsibilities of the team physician
-Recognize the role of the team physician and potential ethical conflicts between the players and coaches
-Describe the steps that should be taken to insure a player safely returns to play
-Recognize specific liability issues surrounding the care and return to play of the injured athlete
-Describe and administer a pre-participation examination in an individual or group setting
-Identify the appropriate timing and frequency of pre-participation examinations
-Describe screening tests to detect conditions and general health of athletes
-Recognize which tests are appropriate for screening the cardiovascular system
-Develop or adopt a screening tool for assessing central nervous system conditions or previous injuries

This course is intended for orthopedic surgeons who have ample experience in primary arthroplasty and now want to become more proficient in revision procedures. This highly interactive, hands-on course will feature expert faculty, who will share the knowledge, principles, and skills necessary to evaluate arthroplasty patients who have pain, fracture, infection, instability, bone loss, implant failure, extensile exposure, component removal techniques, treatment of periprosthetic infection, evaluation of metal hypersensitivity, management of extensor mechanism injury.

Participants will learn how to determine an appropriate treatment course, identify potential pitfalls, and either work up and refer or perform revision surgery when indicated. Participants will also receive solid hands-on training in revision procedures during the bio-skills lab at Stabile Biotechnology Building.

Prepare for this Conference
Risk factors for sleep disturbance in patients with cervical myelopathy and its clinical significance: A cross-sectional study
Multi-level posterior foraminotomy with laminoplasty versus laminoplasty alone for cervical spondylotic myelopathy with radiculopathy: A comparative study
A novel MRI biomarker of spinal cord white matter injury: T2*-weighted white matter to gray matter signal intensity ratio

On the agenda:

-Evaluation and management of osteoarthritis
-Update on diagnosis and management of rheumatoid arthritis
-Gout in 21st century: How far have we come?
-Osteoporosis: A silent killer; current state of evaluation and management
-Inflammatory back pain: How to evaluate spondyloarthritides and manage them?
-Connective tissue disease: What does it mean? How is it evaluated and when do I get rheumatology involved?
-DMARDs and biologics in management of rheumatic diseases: Current state of understanding
Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE): An overview
and more

This is biennial conference.

~ 700 participants
Prepare for this Conference
Protein in womb plays lifelong role in bone health
Bps804 anti-sclerostin antibody in adults with moderate osteogenesis imperfecta: Results of a randomized phase 2a trial
Molecular diagnosis in children with fractures but no extraskeletal signs of osteogenesis imperfecta

UCI Dept. of Neurological Surgery and Dept. of Orthopaedic Surgery will present current practice standards on spine topics and facilitate an interactive dialogue.

Learning Objectives:

-Apply enhanced educational knowledge related to the management of various spinal conditions such as degenerative disc disease, radiculopathy/myelopathy, spondylolisthesis, spine trauma; sacroiliac joint pain, post-laminectomy syndrome, spinal tumors, deformity and scoliosis
-Review case examples and studies to guide the treatment of patients with spinal conditions at various stages of care
-Discuss new research findings

This 2-day hands-on course was developed to provide training in musculoskeletal ultrasound (MSKUS) for evaluation of hemophilic joint disease, but also other arthritic conditions and musculoskeletal abnormalities and syndromes. The main objective of the course is to enable physicians and other health care providers to use MSKUS as a point-of-care imaging tool for diagnosis and treatment of joint pain. In addition, the course has specific elements geared towards hemophilic joint disease: recognition of joint bleeding, synovial hypertrophy and synovitis, cartilage degradation, osteochondral lesions and other structural joint abnormalities. The course also includes a teaching module pertaining to the Joint Tissue Activity and Damage Exam (JADE), a validated ultrasound imaging protocol for hemophilic joints.

Participants are encouraged to complete web modules 1, 2, 4, and 5 cme.ucsd.edu/httc/musksweb.html prior to attending the activity (a total of 2 hours of web-based instructions).

Format: Interactive lectures, case studies, round table discussions, and hands-on scanning.

Musculoskeletal Ultrasound of the Shoulder, Hip and Spine Training Course will provide hands-on training in musculoskeletal ultrasound (MSKUS) of the hip, sacroiliac joint and shoulder. The objective of the course is to enable participants to use MSKUS as a point-of care imaging tool to assist with the diagnosis of painful joint. Leading MSK ultrasound experts will cover ultrasound scanning techniques, sonoanatomy, and sonopathology, including MSKUS examination of hemophilic these groups of joints. Diagnosis of iliopsoas bleeds and trochanteric pain will be highlighted.

Format: Interactive lectures, case presentations, round table discussions, and hands-on scanning.

The course is limited to 20 participants.

Ultrasound-Guided Joint Injection and Aspiration for Arthritic Conditions and Hemophilia will provide training in ultrasound-guided intra-articular needle placement, to perform non-invasive management of painful joints through intra-articular corticosteroid injections, aspirations of joint fluid/blood in patients with orthopedic conditions, sports injuries or hemophilia. In-plane and out-of plane needle advancement will be demonstrated on pig cadaver joints with hands-on practice on phantom or similar tissue. Targeted joints include ankle, elbow, knee, shoulder, hip, SI-joints, lumbar facet joints.

Registration will be limited to 50 participants to facilitate group discussions.

Learning Objectives:

-Apply a comprehensive, multidisciplinary best practice approach for patients with advanced peripheral arterial disease (PAD) and critical limb ischemia (CLI) at risk for major amputation
-Describe the role of atherectomy in CLI and its application in amputation prevention
-Treat complex chronic total occlusions in tibial and pedal arterial vessels in the patient with CLI
-Describe arterial angiosome anatomy in conjunction with cutaneous and ultrasonic angiosome mapping in patients with advanced tibio-pedal arterial disease at risk for major amputation
-Implement procedural and technological advances in wound care practices for patients facing major amputation due to advanced PAD, advanced non-healing wounds, and gangrene
-Identify the components necessary to build a multidisciplinary amputation prevention program
Implement a diagnostic algorithm which includes selective angiography as a critical step for patients with CLI who are at risk for amputation
-Incorporate advanced tibio-pedal access in combination with antegrade access in limb salvage procedures
-Describe tips and tricks for safe and effective surgical and endovascular treatment of CLI from access to closure
-Describe unique considerations when evaluating the diabetic foot ulcer in the setting of CLI
-Describe currently available drug eluting technology for the treatment of above the knee and below the knee lesions in the patient with CLI
-Describe current wire, catheter, balloon, crossing, atherectomy, re-entry, and closure devices available for treatment of CLI, and describe mechanism of action and when most appropriate to utilize
Format: Lectures, panel discussions, Q&A sessions, live demonstrations, and presentations broadcast.

Save the Date and Join Us at the San Diego Convention Center!
You can still expect high-quality education and innovation as well as new opportunities to engage and collaborate both in-person and online August 31 – September 4, 2021.

This meeting will offer five days of powerful education, innovation, and collaboration. Participants will be able elevate their knowledge of the most current orthopaedic science, research, and clinical practice spanning all subspecialties.

~ 25000 participants from around the world.
Venue: San Diego Convention Center
San Diego, California 92101, United States

Email
meeting@aaos.org

· Exhibit

· Workshop

· Company-sponsored lunch

· Mobile Lab

· Advertising in the preliminary program

· Sponsor the annual meeting and/or education programs

The 2021 Annual Meeting will take place from September 30 - October 2 in San Francisco, California, USA. Early programming begins on Wednesday, September 29. Contact the Meetings Department at ASSH with questions about the upcoming meeting at meetings@assh.org.
The 76th ASSH Annual Meeting is designed for surgeons to share new concepts and revisit established principles pertaining to hand and upper extremity. Hand care professionals from around the world will come together to share, discuss and learn about breakthrough techniques and procedures advancing the care and treatment of hand and upper extremity.

Registration opens in the Spring

Prepare for this Conference
Associations of preoperative patient mental health status, sociodemographic and clinical characteristics with baseline pain, function and satisfaction in patients undergoing primary shoulder arthroplasty
Impact of diaphyseal cortical thickness on functional outcomes after arthroscopic rotator cuff repair
Does strength deficit correlate with shoulder function in patients with rotator cuff tears? Characteristics of massive tears

This symposium will foster a greater understanding of the clinical problems associated with degenerative disc disease and will highlight cutting-edge scientific research in areas of basic biology, epidemiology, disease mechanisms, biomechanics, tissue engineering, and imaging of the intervertebral disc.

The program will feature invited talks by several leading researchers with opportunities for new investigators, postdoctoral trainees, and graduate students to present their work in podium/poster sessions and to exchange ideas in an informal setting with experienced investigators at the forefront of their field.

Learning Objectives:
• Describe the pharmacologic profiles of benzodiazepines, opiates and other controlled drugs and withdrawal management
• Identify the diagnostic criteria and management strategies for acute and chronic pain, anxiety disorder, insomnia, depression and substance abuse
• Employ interviewing techniques relating to the diagnosis and management of substance abuse in general and prescription drug abusers in particular
• Discuss risk management strategies
• Discuss beliefs, stereotypes, attitudes about controlled substance prescribing, controlled drug abusers and chemical dependency, and consider the therapeutic implications of treatments based upon these beliefs; Controlled Substance Prescribing Simulation
• Describe headache management
• Review insomnia etiology and treatment
• Describe prudent prescribing of stimulants
• Review toxicology testing in the office practice
• Review opioid maintenance therapy
• List the special clinical requirements necessary when prescribing controlled drugs

2021 Minnesota Memorial Pediatric Orthopedic Symposium