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This webinar will review current standards for diagnosis of fracture related infections (FRI) as well as current effective prevention and treatment strategies. We will also review the future of diagnosis, prevention and management of FRIs.

This webinar will approach how to build an elective practice in orthopaedic trauma from three perspectives, focusing on various referral types as well as practice types.

Case-based webinar around acute and posttraumatic tibia reconstruction cases that are best treated with ring fixation.

This will feature three attendings in various stages of practice who share stories of difficulties they faced in the OR in early practice or just this week. The goal is to assure early attendings that everyone has feelings of inadequacy when they feel they cannot execute a case perfectly. The target audience is residents, fellows, and early career attendings.

Many traumatologists have little to no exposure to the business side of orthopaedics during residency and fellowship. This creates a knowledge gap upon entering practice, as clinical success often depends on navigating the financial aspects of one’s job. The purpose of this webinar is to combine the experience of senior surgeons in various practice models to answer commonly asked questions and provide tips on establishing and continuing a productive career.

Join us as we delve into the complex topic of managing distal radius fractures past the volar locking plate. We begin by describing what accessory approaches can and cannot be used and how to deal with the dreaded tear drop fragment itself! Additional topics include severely comminuted intraarticular fractures and the usefulness of the wrist spanning internal fixation plate.

This webinar explores updates in complex osteoporotic fracture management with experts in the field.

Join us as we delve into the complex topic of managing post-traumatic deformity after hindfoot trauma. We will focus on the specific issues concerning preoperative planning as well specific considerations for correction of post-traumatic deformity of the talus and calcaneus. The second half of the webinar will be entirely case-based, with a hopefully lively exchange between faculty.

Postoperative wound infections are costly complications associated with any and all orthopedic surgical procedures. This webinar will divide infection control into the preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative care period. The webinar will be lecture based reviewing why we do certain things, what are the current practices/novelties, and where are we headed. After the lecture the moderator and faculty will provide case examples that emphasize the key points discussed during the lecture. The faculty will provide a chronological approach with tip and tricks they utilize to prevent wound infections and infection management in the worst case scenarios. This will fill knowledge gaps on infection control from explaining principles/advents of past, present, and future.