77th ASSH Annual Meeting - Back to Basics: Practice and Education-SYM13: Getting the Bands Back Together: Understanding the Interosseous Ligament Complex (AM22)

SYM13: Getting the Bands Back Together: Understanding the Interosseous Ligament Complex (AM22)

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The video transcript is from the opening session of the 76th Annual Meeting of the American Society for Surgery of the Hand (ASSH). The session begins with the ASSH Children's Choir singing "America the Beautiful" followed by musical performances by the InterOCI Ensemble. Dr. Kevin Cheung, the President of the ASSH, then welcomes the attendees and introduces the ASSH Council and the program chairs for the meeting. He highlights the importance of international collaboration and welcomes the British Society for Surgery of the Hand and the Indian Society for Surgery of the Hand as guest societies. Dr. Cheung emphasizes the significance of relationships and collaboration in hand surgery and expresses his gratitude to the healthcare workers who sacrificed their lives during the COVID-19 pandemic. He discusses the lessons learned from historical events such as the siege of Leningrad and the Stockdale Paradox and encourages attendees to be heroes and helpers in overcoming the challenges faced by the world. Dr. Jeff Greenberg, the President-elect of the ASSH, introduces Dr. Kevin Cheung and highlights his achievements as a surgeon, researcher, and leader in the field of hand surgery. Dr. Cheung concludes his speech by emphasizing the importance of dreams, commitment, and compassion in shaping the future of the ASSH and the specialty of hand surgery.

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Speaker Deana Mercer, MD

Speaker Francisco Rubio, MD

Speaker Jorge L. Orbay, MD

Speaker Nathan A. Hoekzema, MD

Speaker Robert R. Gray, MD

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76th Annual Meeting

American Society for Surgery of the Hand

ASSH

Children's Choir

Dr. Kevin Cheung

international collaboration

COVID-19 pandemic

hand surgery

heroes

helpers

future