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EHS · BHS · BOA · The Bone & Joint JournalA 24-session online hip surgery series using difficult cases, interactive discussion, and evidence-based decision-making.
Shoulder replacement education covering anatomic and reverse arthroplasty through lectures, case discussion, and cadaveric laboratory learning in Rosemont.
A technique-oriented arthroplasty conference spanning primary and complex replacement, revision, robotics, and perioperative optimization.
A three-day shoulder program combining advanced arthroscopy and arthroplasty techniques with practical skills training.
An advanced instructional course combining arthroplasty principles with robotic-arm-assisted workflows across participating hospitals.
AO FoundationAn AO Recon advanced course addressing complex primary and revision-oriented hip and knee arthroplasty.
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From primary reconstruction to complex revision and the hip–spine relationship.
18 upcoming courses02Alignment, soft-tissue balancing, robotics, and contemporary knee replacement.
17 upcoming courses03Anatomic and reverse replacement, implant selection, and revision strategy.
6 upcoming courses04Build your understanding of bone loss, instability, and complex reconstruction.
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Practical courses, skills training, and specimen-based programs.
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Practical guides for orthopedic residents, fellows, and surgeons comparing US arthroplasty education.
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