[Ortho] AOTrauma Masters Course - Acetabular and Pelvic Fracture Management в Москве, 5-8 августа 2014г.

[Alexey Semenistyy]

Лорогие коллеги, 5-7 августа 2014г. в Москве состоится первый в России 
AOTrauma Masters Course - Acetabular and Pelvic Fracture 
Management.Регистрация откроется на сайте aotrauma.org через несколько 
дней. Следите за информацией -
https://aotrauma2.aofoundation.org/eventdetails.aspx?id=2370&
from=PG_COURSEDIRECTORY

Количество мест ограничено. Для свободной регистрации будет
доступно всего 12 (из 24) мест.К регистрации будут допущены врачи 
прошедшие AOTравма Курсы Базового и Продвинутого уровней и являющиеся 
членами AOTrauma.

Goal of the course The AOTrauma Course Acetabular and Pelvic Fracture 
Management aims to convey to experienced participants an understanding 
of the initial evaluation, stabilization, and definitive treatment of 
patients with fractures and dislocations of the pelvic ring, acetabulum, 
or both. The AO Principles as well as the latest techniques and 
up-to-date evidence will be incorporated into the course, guiding 
participants in developing the knowledge and skills needed to treat 
these injuries and improve patient outcomes. Target participants 
Participants must be fully trained orthopedic and/or trauma surgeons 
with subspecialty interest in the treatment of pelvic and acetabular 
fractures.
They must have already completed the AOTrauma Courses Principles in 
Operative Fracture Management and Advances in Operative Fracture 
Management. Surgeons participating in this course will learn how to 
address the severely injured patient in an emergency situation. They
will learn how to evaluate, diagnose, and classify pelvic ring and 
acetabular injuries, and determine appropriate timing and indications 
for interventions. They will be able to apply knowledge in choosing how 
to surgically approach specific injuries and how to definitively
reconstruct complex fractures. The course will be taught in two modules. 
The first dedicated to pelvic injuries and the second to acetabular 
fractures. Lectures will cover the key information required and will 
provide a foundation of information regarding surgical
fixation techniques. Practical exercises include dissection of 
anatomical specimens to expose participants to the essentials of the 
surgical approach and related anatomy.
Practical with artificial bone models will enable participants to gain 
experience in the application of different fixation techniques. All 
concepts are expanded and reinforced in group discussions emphasizing 
diagnosis, evaluation, indications, decision-making processes, 
complications, and treatment modalities.
Alexey Semenistyy