This hour-long webinar will feature short talks on hip dislocations and femoral head fractures. It will be case based. Classifications will be reviewed. Evidence regarding prognosis and outcomes after these injuries will be provided.

This hour-long webinar will feature Drs. Wendy Dean and Simon Talbot, leaders in the effort to reframe physician distress as a product of systemic issues in healthcare and not as personal fault/failure.

Register for this bundle to get access to both Deformity Part 1 and Deformity Part 2 webinars. Both webinars are complimentary for members. Non-members will receive a discounted rate 15% off for registering for the these two webinars.

This 3-hour 2-part webinar is for the orthopaedic traumatologist who is interested in learning the basic concepts involved in successful post traumatic deformity analysis and correction The first part of the series will discuss basic concepts involved in post-traumatic deformity analysis and planning. Standard techniques in radiographic analysis and preoperative planning will be introduced in the first part of the series with case examples to demonstrate concepts. The second part of the series will focus on techniques for deformity correction including fixator assisted plating, fixator assisted nailing and external fixator correction of deformities. Joint contractures and soft tissue considerations in deformity correction will be presented. Additional topics include Basic principles in treating post traumatic limb length discrepancy and segmental bone defects. Case based examples will be used to demonstrate concepts.

Register for this bundle to get access to both Deformity Part 1 and Deformity Part 2 webinars. Both webinars are complimentary for members. Non-members will receive a discounted rate 15% off for registering for the these two webinars.

This 3-hour 2-part webinar is for the orthopaedic traumatologist who is interested in learning the basic concepts involved in successful post traumatic deformity analysis and correction The first part of the series will discuss basic concepts involved in post-traumatic deformity analysis and planning. Standard techniques in radiographic analysis and preoperative planning will be introduced in the first part of the series with case examples to demonstrate concepts. The second part of the series will focus on techniques for deformity correction including fixator assisted plating, fixator assisted nailing and external fixator correction of deformities. Joint contractures and soft tissue considerations in deformity correction will be presented. Additional topics include Basic principles in treating post traumatic limb length discrepancy and segmental bone defects. Case based examples will be used to demonstrate concepts.

Faculty to present and roundtable discuss difficult pilons treated acutely, and why early definitive management was chosen instead of a staged approach. Review the evolution of pilon treatment through the last 50 years, discuss appropriate techniques for early management, review main literature on early definitive management.

This hour-long webinar will feature short talks on how to evaluate and treat pathologic fractures, focusing on key concepts of diagnosis, surgical techniques and adjunct treatments to optimize patient outcomes and diagnostic precision.

Educate surgeons and other practitioners on the importance of treating the underlying disease of osteoporosis in patients with fragility fractures to help prevent future fractures. If you are interested in learning more about setting up a fragility fracture program at your institution, the OTA is an Organizational Alliance member of the American Orthopaedic Association’s Own the Bone program, which has additional resources for orthopaedic surgeons and their teams. Visit www.ownthebone.org for more information.