AOSSM Specialty Day 2022 - no CME-AOSSM Specialty Day 2022 AM

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Video Summary

The first presentation in the video discusses a study comparing non-opioid pain control to traditional opioids for shoulder surgery, finding the non-opioid protocol to be equally effective with fewer side effects. The second presentation examines the impact of osteoarthritis on rotator cuff repair, finding no significant impact on outcomes. The third presentation focuses on increased nerve concentration in labral tears. The fourth presentation looks at the effects of cartilage defects on shoulder stability. <br /><br />A study on hip arthroscopy for femoroacetabular impingement is presented, finding that a post-operative alpha angle below 46 degrees significantly predicts athletes' ability to return to sport. Collaborative efforts between the American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine (AOSSM) and other specialty societies in orthopedics are discussed, covering various research projects and the importance of collaboration and mentorship. Dr. Chris Kading presents on work-life balance, advocating for finding fulfillment in work and providing a six-step plan to achieve balance and teamwork in sports medicine.<br /><br />In conclusion, the video covers various topics in orthopedic surgery, including pain control, rotator cuff repair, labral tears, cartilage defects, hip arthroscopy, collaborative efforts, and work-life balance.

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Session I: Knee I
Session II: Shoulder
Session III: Massive Cuff Tears - Case Based Symposium
Session IV: Hip I
Session V: Celebrating our Partner Societies
Kennedy Lecture: Christopher C. Kaeding, MD

Keywords

non-opioid pain control

traditional opioids

shoulder surgery

side effects

osteoarthritis

rotator cuff repair

labral tears

cartilage defects

hip arthroscopy

femoroacetabular impingement

post-operative alpha angle

return to sport

collaborative efforts

work-life balance

fulfillment in work