It's time for AOSSM Specialty Day. I'm Dean Taylor, I'm the president of the American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine. First thing I want to do is I really want to thank our program chairs, Allison Toth and John Dickens, for putting together an amazing program. And I also want to thank our partners, the American Shoulder and Elbow Society, who were having a combined specialty day, and that's going to start at 10.30. We're going to get going here real quick, so anybody in the first session that's speaking, moderating, come on up to the stage right now while I give you some details and as people are bringing their breakfasts into the room. At 10.30, we're going to reconvene after a break, and we're going to have a combined session with ASES, and that's going to be highlighted by a session on shoulder instability. And then at 10.50, we're going to have the Kennedy Lecture, which is a phenomenal lecture that we have every year at Specialty Day, and we're really honored to have Bob Arciero as our Kennedy lecturer this year. And then we're going to have a session on rotator cuff. So I'm really excited about today, we've got some amazing things that are happening. So without further ado, I'm going to turn it over to our first session's moderators, Ted Kremen and Ben Ma.

AOSSM Specialty Day

Dean Taylor

American Shoulder and Elbow Society

shoulder instability

rotator cuff