Rethinking Cartilage Lesions in the Ankle: How to Get It Right (2023 Annual Meeting)

Registration

$40 for AANA-Members
$80 for Non-Members

ICL Description

Following completion of this course, participants should be able to identify the presentation, symptoms, physical exam features and radiographic imaging of ankle articular cartilage lesions. Additionally, participants will learn how to apply surgical ankle anatomy and biomechanics while discussing treatment options, nonoperative as well as surgical, for articular cartilage lesions. This course will also review current evidence-based applications for biologics and their role in managing ankle cartilage lesions in the future.

Learning Objectives

Following completion of this course, participants should be able to:

Identify the presentation, symptoms, physical exam features, and radiographic imaging of ankle articular cartilage lesions.
Participant will be able to apply surgical anatomy and biomechanics of the ankle and discuss treatment options, non-operative as well as surgical, for articular cartilage lesions.
Participant will review current evidence-based applications for biologics and their role in managing cartilage lesions of the ankle in the future.

Faculty

Arianna Gianakos, D.O. | Laith M. Jazrawi, M.D. | John G. Kennedy, M.D. | Lew Schon, M.D. | James W. Stone, M.D., FAANA

Technical Requirements

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Technical Assistance

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Summary


Availability:	On-Demand
	Expires on Jul 04, 2026


Cost:	Member: $40.00 Non-Member: $80.00 ASES Member: $80.00


Credit Offered:	3 CME Credits