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This webinar will feature faculty presentations followed by in depth case-based discussions and ending with audience Q&A.

This webinar will feature faculty presentations followed by in depth case-based discussions and ending with audience Q&A.

Lecture based webinar with critical appraisal of relevant studies using Bayesian methodology.

This webinar will review clavicle injuries (Sternoclavicular [(SC) joint, shaft and acromioclavicular (AC) joint]and the appropriate evaluation of these injuries. Understand acute repair or indications for non-op management of these injuries.

Sacral U fractures and not common, but are often underrecognized in the elderly population. This webinar will discuss the identification and treatment of these injuries, including indications for spinopelvic fixation.

This webinar will address the mental health (thoughts, emotions) and social circumstances that can be associated with slower and less complete recovery from injury. We will describe factors important to successful recovery, how to recognize them, and what to say and do. We will also brainstorm strategies for development of comprehensive, biopsychosocial health programming to optimize recovery.

This will be a series of lectures followed by interactive Q&A with the audience on advocacy issues.

This webinar will cover several topics associated with civilian ballistic orthopaedic trauma injuries including acute treatment of fractures cause by bullets (are they open or closed), management of soft tissue defects associated with entry and exit wounds, treatment of associated vascular and neurologic injury, management of diaphyseal fractures, and management of articular injuries. The webinar will be a combination of case based, audience response, and didactic presentations.

This course will address the controversial area of complex elbow fracture-dislocations, specifically trans-olecranon fracture-dislocations and Monteggia variants. There is little agreement on what constitutes each of these injuries and the appropriate management algorithm. This webinar will clarify the description and classification of these injuries, delineate different approaches for different patterns, and address the technical aspects of fixation, including sequencing of the components of the injury and implant selection. It will be 3-4 short didactic lectures (8-10 minutes each) followed by ample time for case presentations and discussion.