2022 AOSSM Annual Meeting Recordings with CME-What Have We Learned from ROCK?

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This video transcript provides a history of the group's formation and highlights its accomplishments in researching and defining osteochondritis dissecans (OCD). The group started with a meeting in 2010 supported by a grant from the ORF, and has since grown to include over 50 members, including orthopedic surgeons, MSK radiologists, physical therapists, veterinary partners, and researchers. Key recommendations from their clinical practice guideline include reliability studies, prospective cohort studies, and RCTs to establish treatment strategies. The group has published numerous papers on imaging, conducted animal model work, and explored genetic associations with OCD. They are currently undertaking various projects related to healing prediction, psychosocial impact, and surgical outcomes. The group is expanding their focus to include the elbow and the talus. The transcript concludes with acknowledgments and a quote emphasizing the group's ability to make a difference. Video credits were not provided.

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Kevin Shea, MD

Keywords

osteochondritis dissecans

clinical practice guideline

imaging

surgical outcomes

expanding focus