AOSSM Specialty Day 2022 w/ CME-Final Program for AOSSM Specialty Day

Final Program for AOSSM Specialty Day - March, 26 2022

Pdf Summary

The 2022 Specialty Day event, organized by the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine (AOSSM), will take place on Saturday, March 26, in Chicago, Illinois at the McCormick Place venue. The event will feature various sessions focused on different aspects of sports medicine and arthroscopic surgery. <br /><br />The day will begin with a session on shoulder-related research, including topics such as the effectiveness of multimodal pain regimens compared to opioid analgesia following shoulder surgery, the impact of glenohumeral osteoarthritis on clinical outcomes post-rotator cuff repair, and the association of glenoid labral tears with neurofilament innervation. Another session will explore the effects of anterior glenoid cartilage defects on anterior glenohumeral instability.<br /><br />Following these sessions, there will be a welcome session featuring distinguished speakers from AOSSM, including Kurt P. Spindler and Rick W. Wright. The event will then move on to a session on knee-related research, covering topics such as different graft options for ACL reconstruction and the use of blood flow restriction therapy in ACL reconstruction. <br /><br />Throughout the day, there will also be sessions on topics such as massive cuff tears, hip-related research, throwing injuries, and meniscus injuries. These sessions will feature presentations on various research studies related to these topics. The event will conclude with a lecture by Christopher C. Kaeding from The Ohio State University.<br /><br />The 2022 AOSSM Specialty Day is designed for orthopedic surgeons, physicians, and allied health professionals in the field of sports medicine. The event aims to provide education and updates on the latest research and advances in the field, as well as facilitate networking opportunities for attendees.

Keywords

2022 Specialty Day

American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine

AOSSM

Chicago

Illinois

McCormick Place

sports medicine

arthroscopic surgery

shoulder-related research

knee-related research