2024 ASSH On Demand CME: Innovative Salvage Procedures-Syllabus

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The 2024 ASSH On Demand CME activity focuses on the Innovative Salvage Procedures for chronic distal radioulnar joint (DRUJ) arthritis and instability, presented by a panel of expert faculty. The session covers various surgical techniques, including TFCC repair versus USO, Darrach distal ulnar resection, Sauve-Kapandji arthrodesis, distal ulnar arthroplasty, Achilles tendon allograft interposition, and Aptis reconstruction for failed DRUJ procedures.<br /><br />Key learning objectives include understanding DRUJ anatomy and instability treatment, discussing treatment options and outcomes for DRUJ arthritis, and developing salvage procedures for failed primary surgeries. The program offers 1.50 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits for physicians.<br /><br />Faculty members, including Dr. R. Glenn Gaston, Dr. Thomas R. Kiefhaber, Dr. Tamara D. Rozental, Dr. Marco Rizzo, Dr. Loukia K. Papatheodorou, and Dr. Douglas P. Hanel, share their expertise in these innovative salvage procedures, addressing common challenges and considerations in DRUJ treatment options.<br /><br />The program also addresses conflict of interest policies and provides resources for claiming CME credits. Attendees are encouraged to complete pre/post-tests and assessments for a comprehensive understanding of the material presented. Overall, the program aims to enhance participants' knowledge and skills in managing complex DRUJ arthritis and instability cases through innovative surgical approaches.

Keywords

DRUJ arthritis

DRUJ instability

Salvage procedures

TFCC repair

Darrach distal ulnar resection

Sauve-Kapandji arthrodesis

Distal ulnar arthroplasty

Achilles tendon allograft interposition

Aptis reconstruction

AMA PRA Category 1 Credits