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Focused learning pathways for every stage of an arthroscopy practice—from first portals to complex revision.
◎ Barcelona, Spain SECEC–ESSSE
An expert instructional course on making elbow arthroscopy more efficient and safer, covering portal placement, joint access, orientation, common pitfalls, and complication avoidance.
◎ Rosemont, United States American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS)
A 2.5-day fundamentals course combining focused teaching with cadaver-based practice. The shoulder pathway includes cuff repair, decompression, labral surgery, and biceps procedures alongside core knee skills.
◎ Boston, United States American Society for Surgery of the Hand (ASSH)
A practical roadmap for integrating wrist arthroscopy into practice, with attention to clinical value, workflow, case selection, and the operational considerations behind a sustainable service.
◎ Rosemont, United States Arthroscopy Association of North America (AANA)
A focused cadaver-lab experience designed around individual learning goals. Participants receive close faculty mentorship and can refine advanced hip arthroscopy techniques in a personalized setting.
◎ Rosemont, United States Arthroscopy Association of North America (AANA)
A personalized knee arthroscopy lab where the curriculum can be shaped around each surgeon’s goals. Small-group faculty access supports deliberate practice and targeted technical progression.
◎ Chicago, United States American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons (ACFAS)
Two interactive days pairing expert teaching and case video with cadaver-lab practice. The program covers anterior, posterior, and subtalar arthroscopy, osteochondral lesions, arthrodesis, and complication management.
◎ Rosemont, United States Arthroscopy Association of North America (AANA)
A foundational program built around arthroscopy motor skills, FAST dry-lab stations, knot tying, simulation, faculty discussion, and progressive hands-on learning for residents and fellows.
◎ Melle, Belgium Orsi Academy
A two-day hands-on course for surgeons developing wrist arthroscopy expertise, combining expert discussion with extensive skills-lab practice on ligament, fracture, fusion, and complex reconstructive scenarios.
◎ Khon Kaen, Thailand Thai Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine (TOSSM)
An ISAKOS-approved workshop addressing reconstruction and realignment around the knee, hosted at the Special Orthopaedic Skill Training Center of Khon Kaen University.
◎ Chiang Mai, Thailand Thai Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine (TOSSM)
An all-around shoulder instability and sports-injury workshop held at Chiang Mai University’s cadaveric surgical training center, listed by ISAKOS as an approved course.
◎ Lisbon, Portugal SHOULDER.PT
An expert-level course combining re-live teaching with cadaver-lab practice in arthroscopic cuff repair with augmentation and complex shoulder reconstruction.
◎ Madrid, Spain Madrid Shoulder Course
A three-day international shoulder meeting with a broad faculty and educational program, endorsed or supported by multiple specialist societies and listed as an ISAKOS-approved course.
◎ Val d’Isère, France Advanced Knee Course
A multi-day advanced knee course in Val d’Isère, included in the ISAKOS approved-course calendar for January 2027.
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