The New England Regional Summit is a discussion forum where nationally prominent local trauma experts interact with community-based orthopedic surgeons who are actively involved in the treatment of patients with fractures.

This informal, almost entirely discussion-based Summit is highly interactive with clinical presentations that include:

· Tips, tricks, and techniques on how the faculty tackle clinical problems.

· Frank confidential discussions about how to manage cases “on the fringe of normal” – a routine case that isn’t going normally.

· Complications and frustrations of the experts and how they dealt with them.

Each session incorporates an alternating case presentation-discussion format followed by participant case presentations. There will be an opportunity to explore state of the art equipment with practical lab demonstration(s).

Learn new and evolving concepts in trauma and fracture management through didactic lectures, case presentations, and hands-on practice with the latest implants from international leaders in the field of orthopaedic traumatology.
This course is of substantial value in the preparation for board and recertification examinations.

Traumatic care of injuries has changed and improved significantly over the last few years. Despite this, post-operative complications in the traumatized patients continue to occur. Discussions and forums focused on progressing knowledge of the traumatized patient and post-traumatic sequelae continue to provide insight in recent advances and understanding of these injuries. This forum is unique in which orthopedic trauma surgeons who have trained at NYU will come from different centers across the country to give their experience in treating and managing orthopedic trauma patients. This year's course will focus on peri-articular injuries. The course will provide the most updated literature on the role of arthroplasty, fixation, fusion, for a variety of upper and lower extremity traumatic injuries.

This course will be offered in-person only.