2017 Professional Education Calendar

Hip/Knee Meeting

Trauma/Extremities Meeting

January 19 NAVIO™ Technology Summit Salt Lake City, UT19 CSJS – Advancement in THA Techniques Salt Lake City, UT20 CSJS – Active Knee Solutions Salt Lake City, UT27 Advances in Lesser Toe Surgery (ALTS) #1 Memphis, TN28 Foundations of Foot & Ankle Arthroscopy #1 Memphis, TN

February10-11 Essentials of Dynamic Circular Fixation #1 Tempe, AZ17-18 SAIF™ #1 Memphis, TN

April20-22 MASTERS FRACTURE FORUM™ Huntington Beach, CA20-21 NAHKS Scottsdale, AZ22 JOURNEY™ II XR Instructional Scottsdale, AZ22 Revision in the Community Setting Scottsdale, AZ

May19-20 SAIF #2 Memphis, TN

June15 NAVIO Technology Summit New Orleans, LA15 CSJS – Advancement in Hip Techniques New Orleans, LA16 CSJS – Active Knee Solutions New Orleans, LA16-17 Essentials of Dynamic Circular Fixation #2 Charlotte, NC

August18 Foundations of Foot & Ankle Arthroscopy #2 Andover, MA18-19 SAIF #3 Memphis, TN19 Advances in Lesser Toe Surgery (ALTS) #2 Andover, MA24 NAVIO Technology Summit Chicago, IL24 CSJS – Hip Continuum Chicago, IL25 CSJS – Active Knee Solutions Chicago, IL26 JOURNEY II XR Instructional Chicago, IL

September 8-9 Revision Hip and Knee MasterClass Las Vegas, NV8-9 Comprehensive Trauma Solutions Boston, MA

October5 NAVIO Technology Summit Boston, MA5 CSJS Advancement in THA Techniques Boston, MA6 CSJS Active Knee Solutions Boston, MA7 JOURNEY II XR Instructional Boston, MA27-28 Advanced Limb Restoration Memphis, TN

November 17-18 Advanced SAIF Memphis, TN

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2017 Professional Education Calendar

Trauma & ExtremitiesEvent Course ObjectivesMASTERS FRACTURE FORUM

At the end of this forum surgeons should be able to: Understand indications and multiple treatment options for advanced polytrauma cases in the Level I setting. Take tips and pearls back to their practice for use in complicated polytrauma procedures. Map a plan for initial treatment and postop plan for polytrauma cases.

Advanced SAIF At the conclusion of this course attendees should be able to: Evaluate indications and treatment options for IM Nails and Plating in the upper and lower extremity. Put together a treatment plan incorporating a preop and postop plan. Identify risk factors for complications to structures and soft-tissue. Apply proper technique for reducing common fractures of the upper and lower extremities.

SAIF At the conclusion of this course attendees should be able to demonstrate safe zones, anatomy, and approaches for the most common upper and lower extremity fractures. Evaluate a pre and postop plan and risk factors for complications.

Comprehensive Trauma Solutions –New

At the end of this symposium surgeons should be able to: Understand indications and treatment options for trauma cases in the community setting. Take tips and pearls back to their practice for use in community trauma procedures. Map a plan for initial treatment and postop plan for community trauma cases.

Essentials of Dynamic Circular Fixation

After attending this course the surgeon should understand the principles of stable circular frames and how to apply them using the TAYLOR SPATIAL FRAME™ External Fixator and www.spatialframe.com. The surgeon should have an understanding of indications where TSF is a beneficial treatment option for limb reconstruction. Recognize complications and risks for soft-tissue and surrounding structures. Map out a pre and postop plan for TSF cases.

Advanced Limb Restoration

After attending this course the TSF orthopaedic surgeon should be able to understand and apply deformity analysis, corticotomy considerations, and post-operative management in their daily practice whether it be Pediatric, Foot & Ankle or Trauma. Recognize complications and risks for soft-tissue and surrounding structures. Map out a pre and postop plan for more advanced TSF cases. Surgeons will be introduced to advanced techniques of external fixation application and indications where TSF can be used.

Advances in Lesser Toe Surgery/ Foundations of Foot & Ankle Arthroscopy

ALTS: At the end of the course, participants should be able to:- Identify and discuss Anatomy, Biomechanics and Indications for repair of the Lesser Toe- Define MTP Joint Instability and Repair Techniques- Evaluate Hammer Toe Challenges and Solutions- Utilize treatment options for Metatarsal Shortening and Fractures- Conduct treatment options in a cadaveric setting

Foundations of Foot & Ankle Arthroscopy: At the end of the course, participants should be able to:- Identify proper preop set-up and indications for foot & ankle arthroscopy- Evaluate proper decision making in Synovectomy and OCD procedures- Utilize ankle fusion treatment options with Arthroscopy and Posterior Plating plus Syndesmosis Repair- Evaluate solutions for soft tissue repair of Achilles Tendon and Ankle Instability- Utilize treatment option in a cadaveric setting

Reconstruction Event Course ObjectivesCSJS Active Knee Solutions

At the conclusion of the course, surgeons will be able to make better decisions around protocols, technologies, and techniques to better restore the lives of the demanding modern knee replacement patient who expects higher levels of satisfaction, while navigating joint replacement in a changing healthcare climate.

CSJS Advancement in THA Techniques

At the conclusion of the course, surgeons will be able to expand indications around the Direct Anterior approach, including revision hip arthroplasty or implement the modified antero-lateral surgical technique into their practice.

CSJS Hip Continuum At the conclusion of the course, surgeons will know how to better treat the complete continuum of care in hips from sports medicine to reconstruction.

NAVIO™ Technology Summit

At the conclusion of this event, surgeons will know basic indications and tip and tricks for the NAVIO handheld robotic assisted total knee application.

NAHKS At the conclusion of this course, surgeons will have a better understanding of current topics and trends in orthopedics, including primary and revision hip and knee procedures and be able to implement various procedures into their practice due to attendance in optional breakout sessions and cadaver labs.

Revision in the Community Setting

At the conclusion of this course, surgeons will be able to accurately address difficult primary and basic revision hip and knee procedures including pre and post-operative management.

Revision Masters Course

At the conclusion of this course, surgeons will have more confidence around accurately addressing the perioperative needs of complex hip and knee revision arthroplasty.

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