Registration Information
Register for the 2023 AAHS Annual Meeting, taking place January 17-21, 2023.
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If you plan on attending multiple meetings during the AAHS/AAHS/ASRM Joint Annual Meetings please click on the button below for registration.
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AAHS Wrist Arthroscopy Pre-Course
Supported by, Arthrex
This course is aimed at practicing surgeons who are interested in improving their wrist arthroscopy skills. Intermediate and Advanced techniques will be demonstrated by a team of experts to help the learners expand their practices involving a variety of pathologies. The course will be divided into a series of sequential didactic and hands-on lab sessions to practice instructed techniques. Two learners will share a cadaveric lab station while using the latest technology.
(additional fee required; limited space available)
Supported by, Arthrex
This course is aimed at practicing surgeons who are interested in improving their wrist arthroscopy skills. Intermediate and Advanced techniques will be demonstrated by a team of experts to help the learners expand their practices involving a variety of pathologies. The course will be divided into a series of sequential didactic and hands-on lab sessions to practice instructed techniques. Two learners will share a cadaveric lab station while using the latest technology.
(additional fee required; limited space available)
AAHS Microsurgery Pre-Course (Non-CME)
Supported by, Axogen
This course is aimed at residents and fellows hoping to improve their understanding of nerve injury assessment, treatment principles, and repair techniques. The course will be divided into three parts—a didactic session to review the basic principles of nerve anatomy, physiology, nervous system response to injury, and repair strategies; small group case-based discussions to provide a “deeper dive” into the nuances of assessment, decision making, and treatment options; and finally, a hands on workshop offering an opportunity to learn and practice nerve repair techniques with some of the most accomplished experts in the field! Participants will be expected to complete the course with an enhanced understanding of nerve trauma and a greater ability to treat complex nerve injuries.
(additional fee required; limited space available)
Supported by, Axogen
This course is aimed at residents and fellows hoping to improve their understanding of nerve injury assessment, treatment principles, and repair techniques. The course will be divided into three parts—a didactic session to review the basic principles of nerve anatomy, physiology, nervous system response to injury, and repair strategies; small group case-based discussions to provide a “deeper dive” into the nuances of assessment, decision making, and treatment options; and finally, a hands on workshop offering an opportunity to learn and practice nerve repair techniques with some of the most accomplished experts in the field! Participants will be expected to complete the course with an enhanced understanding of nerve trauma and a greater ability to treat complex nerve injuries.
(additional fee required; limited space available)