We cordially invite you to the 14th Biennial ISAKOS Congress in Boston, USA. The ISAKOS Congress continues to be considered the premier international meeting, providing a unique opportunity for attendees to share, discuss and learn the latest advancements in arthroscopy, knee surgery and sports medicine.

The four-day ISAKOS Congress includes a myriad of educational opportunities. The meeting provides a variety of new and cutting edge surgical techniques and approaches to clinical management, combined with overviews of current controversies in orthopaedic practice.

Abstracts will be considered for both podium presentations and electronic posters. In addition, exceptional abstracts will be considered for several ISAKOS Awards for outstanding clinical or laboratory research.

You are a vital part of the 14th Biennial ISAKOS Congress! We hope you will plan to participate in the international experience that is the ISAKOS Congress.

We cordially invite you to the 14th Biennial ISAKOS Congress in Boston, USA. The ISAKOS Congress continues to be considered the premier international meeting, providing a unique opportunity for attendees to share, discuss and learn the latest advancements in arthroscopy, knee surgery and sports medicine.

The four-day ISAKOS Congress includes a myriad of educational opportunities. The meeting provides a variety of new and cutting edge surgical techniques and approaches to clinical management, combined with overviews of current controversies in orthopaedic practice.

The sixth iteration of the NYU Langone Hip Dysplasia Symposium will be a two-pronged approach to hip dysplasia. The first part is focused on early identification and optimizing non-operative approaches to hip dysplasia aimed at general orthopedic surgeons who deal with infants, pediatricians, primary care providers, and healthcare allies who see infants potentially affected by hip dysplasia. The second part is a symposium aimed at higher-level pediatric orthopedic surgeons providing a forum for the presentation of research and to share ideas and knowledge.

With a mix of lectures and case-based presentations, participants will gain knowledge of the best practices for:

Identifying hip dysplasia
Treating infants, children, adolescents, and young adults with hip dysplasia
Recognizing complications and pitfalls in treatment and developing strategies to deal with these

Participants will hear from researchers from around the world who are working on cutting-edge technology to improve our understanding of this incredibly common condition.

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