AAOS Research Symposia
AAOS/OTA/SOMOS Extremity War Injuries III: Challenges in Definitive Reconstruction (EWI III)
- Principal Investigators: Andrew N. Pollak, MD and Col. James R. Ficke, MD
- Dates: January 23-24, 2008 at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Washington, DC
- Participants: Military and civilian orthopaedic surgeons, researchers, government, and other medical specialties (by invitation only)
- Purpose: The third installment in the Extremity War Injuries series, EWI III: Challenges in Definitive Reconstruction, shed light on research findings in the areas of soft tissue defects, segmental bone defects, open tibial shaft fractures, and massive peri-articular reconstruction.
- Overview of Topics:
- Research Updates and Funding Challenges
- Segmental Bone Defects
- Soft Tissue Defects
- Management of Open Tibial Shaft Fractures
- Massive Peri-Articular Reconstructions
- Final EWI III Symposium Agenda
- AAOS Now (March 2008): EWI III Continues a Tradition
- Gold Level Symposium Sponsor:
- Kinetic Concepts, Inc.
- Silver Level Symposium Sponsors:
- Medtronic
- Smith & Nephew Trauma
- Stryker
- Synthes
- Additional Support Provided by:
- DePuy
Extremity War Injuries Home Page
For more information on this research symposium, please contact Christy M.P. Gilmour, AAOS Manager, Medical Research in the Office of Government Relations at gilmour@aaos.org.
Statistics
Guidelines and Technology Overviews
Pay for Performance
Research Documents
- Osteoarthritis of the Knee
- Osteoarthritis of the Hip
- Unified Research Agenda
- Future Directions in Research
Awards & Opportunities
Research Committees
- Biological Implants
- Biomedical Engineering
- Evidence Based Practice
- Guidelines and Technology Oversight
- Occupational Health and Workers' Compensation
- Patient Safety
- Research Development
- U.S. Bone and Joint Decade
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