Simmering Controversies in the Management of Shoulder Instability: Can You Handle the Truth? (2023 Annual Meeting)

Registration

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

ICL Description

Following completion of this course, participants should be able to: Define critical and subcritical bone loss; determine the most accurate means of quantifying bone loss; evaluate why failures occur; examine the recent advances in the understanding of bone loss and the potential solutions to include state-of-the-art surgical techniques and outcomes; discuss treatment algorithms for specific patient populations, e.g. contact athletes, first-time dislocators, etc.; and emphasize surgical pearls and how to avoid intra and postoperative complications.

Learning Objectives

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

Define critical and subcritical bone loss;
Determine the most accurate means of quantifying bone loss;
Evaluate why failures occur;
Examine the recent advances in the understanding of bone loss and the potential solutions to include state of the art surgical techniques and outcomes;
Discuss treatment algorithms for specific patient populations, e.g. contact athletes, first time dislocators, etc., and;
Emphasize surgical pearls and how to avoid intra and post-operative complications.

Faculty

Jonathan F. Dickens, M.D., L.T.C., M.C. | Richard K.N. Ryu, M.D. | John M. Tokish, M.D., FAANA | Ivan H. Wong, M.D., FAANA

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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