The Wider Scope of Arthroscopy: A Fellows Lab Experience
Through hands-on lab experiences and brief, demonstrative lectures, orthopedic sports medicine fellows have the opportunity to further develop skills and knowledge related to the treatment of various knee, shoulder and hip sports medicine pathologies.

Attendees can expect to work alongside leading experts on current trends and techniques in orthopedic sports medicine surgery, learning more on focused topics, including: ACL reconstruction, meniscal repair, collateral ligament reconstruction, rotator cuff repair, anterior shoulder instability, hip labral repair, hip capsule repair & biologics that may help improve patient outcomes.
Rosemont, IL
June 26 – 27
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iGBL Instability Excellence Course
Attendees will develop knowledge, skills and abilities related to the treatment of glenoid bone loss using S+N Glenoid Bone Loss Systems. Content is geared toward the advanced learner and surgeons should be familiar with glenoid bone loss concepts and the open Latarjet technique.

This course will incorporate online and virtual components through Education Unlimited that is available for access to all attending surgeons, Fellows and Residents.
Andover, MA
August 13 – 14
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Minnesota Anatomic Complex Knee International Symposium
Attendees will develop knowledge, skills, and abilities related to the treatment of various meniscus repair and ligament reconstruction techniques. Attendees will hear from world-renown experts on current trends, technologies, and techniques in complex knee surgery.

This course is open to sports medicine surgeons interested in expanding their knowledge, skill, and abilities for treating complex knee injuries with goals of enhancing their competency in meniscus repair and ligament reconstructions. MACKIS content is advanced procedure-focused and is geared toward practicing surgeons who treat ~30 patients annually but is available in a virtual format to all interested HCPs.
Minneapolis, MN
September 30 – October 2
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New Orleans International Advanced Shoulder Symposium
This course is open to orthopedic surgeons, specializing in shoulder surgery, interested in expanding their knowledge, skill, and abilities for treating shoulder injuries. Content is geared toward the intermediate to advanced learner and surgeons should be familiar with shoulder related sports medicine injuries including rotator cuff tears, shoulder instability, and glenoid bone loss.

NOLA 2021 will have on-demand virtual content available for access to all attending surgeons, Fellows and Residents prior to and after the course.
New Orleans, LA
November 5 – 7
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