- Annual Meeting
- Basic Science Focus Forum
- Wednesday
- Symposium 1 - Precision Medicine Applications to Manage
Multiply Injuried Patients with Orthopaedic Trauma- Wound Management - F. Lisboa
- Symposium 2 - Optimal Locking Plate Configuration
- How Stiff Should the Construct Be? - M. Hast
- Role of Screw Location, Type and Plate Length - M. Heyland
- Role of Screw Lags and Miniplates - U. Kandemir
- Are Active Plates Better than Conventional - M. Bottlang
- Symposium 3 - Softer Tissue Issues
- Joint Contractures - K. Egol
- Staged Versus Early Def Fixation.....Plateau FX - H. Broekhuyse
- Soft Tissue Coverage Following Tibia FXs - M. Boyer
- Heterotopic Ossification in Ortho Trauma - J. Anglen
- Symposium 4 - Making Nonunions into Unions
- Nutritional Optimization in Treatment of Nonunions - I. Tarkin
- Does Vitamin D Supplementation Impact FX Healing - L. Kempton
- Is the Endocrinologist an Integral Member of the Team - P. Bergin
- Symposium 1 - Precision Medicine Applications to Manage
- Thursday
- Symposium 6 - Cell Based Therapies for Fractures
- Osteoimmunology and Fracture Healing - P. Schneider
- Bone Marrow Aspirate Concentration - J. T. Watson
- Symposium 6 - Cell Based Therapies for Fractures
- Wednesday
- Basic Science Focus Forum/ International Trauma Care Forum Joint Session - The Science of Bone Grafting
- Thursday
- Limitations of Autologous Bone Graft - J. Borrelli
- Ant/Post Iliac Crest Grafting - S. Olson
- Distal Femur - P. Tornetta
- RIA Grafting - B. Norris
- Composite Grafting - P. Giannoudis
- Thursday
- International Trauma Care Forum
- Wednesday
- Symposium 1 - Surgical Techniques: How I Do It - Elbow Injuries
- Radial Head Replacement - M. McKee
- Coronoid Displaced Fractures - C. Roberts
- Comminuted Distal FXs in the Elderly - C. Myeroff
- Symposium 2 - GUEST NATION: Pediatric Fractures - Current Insights
- Femoral Shaft FXs in the Age Group of 8 -14 - J.B. Sintenie
- Femoral Neck FXs in Children - D. Horwitz
- Symposium 3 - Atypical Fractures
- Treatment of Atypical Femoral FX Nonunion - R. Leighton
- Symposium 4 - Femoral Head Fractures: An Update
- Which Lesions I Fix and How - D. Hak
- Symposium 5 - Debate: Distal Tibia Fractures With or Without Articular Extension?
- Fine Wire Fixators - D. Lowenberg
- Symposium 1 - Surgical Techniques: How I Do It - Elbow Injuries
- Thursday
- Symposium 6 - IOTA Symposium: Intertrochanteric Fractures: Global Perspectives on an Expanding Problem
- Intertrochanteric FX Reductions - E. Shoda
- Intertrochanteric FX Fixation - F. de la Huerta
- Osteoporotic Bone - F. Gebhard
- Hip Fracture Registries - R. Bingham
- Symposium 6 - IOTA Symposium: Intertrochanteric Fractures: Global Perspectives on an Expanding Problem
- Wednesday
- Orthopaedic Trauma Boot Camp
- Wednesday
- Knee Dislocations - W. Obremskey
- Clavicle Fractures - C. Coles
- Proximal Humerus - J. Hebert-Davies
- Distal Radius Fractures - E. Carroll
- Tibial Plateau - D. Brady
- Thursday
- Calcaneus Fractures - B. Yoo
- Midfoot - M. Gage
- Nonunion - J. T. Watson
- Malunion - D. Wiss
- Wednesday
- Orthopaedic Trauma for PAs and NPs
- Talk 2-Gardner
- Talk 3-Kellam
- Talk 4- Scolaro
- Talk 6-Ho
- Talk 7-Black
- Talk 8-Schottel
- Talk 9-Femoral Nail Skills Lab
- Talk 10- Schottel
- Talk 11 - Rules, Reimbursements, and Realities - Coll&Gregory
- Talk 12-Warner
- Talk 13-Nam
- Talk 14-Lowe
- Talk 16-Spitler
- Talk 17 Articular Injuries about the Knee - Gary
- Talk 18-Sanders
- Talk 21-Au
- Talk 24 - Case Discussion-Pere-Operative Treatment Considerations for Multi-Extremity Trauma-Gregory
- Young Practitioners Forum
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