Hand surgery has significantly evolved over the past 50 years. Advances in technology and surgical techniques have improved patient care but the contributions made by experienced experts in the field cannot be overlooked. Through this series, lessons learned through trial and error will be shared for treating simple to complex injuries of the upper limb and how the decision-making process can impact patient outcomes.
Join us as the AO Trauma Hand Education Committee Members interview a Sage about how they developed in their field of expertise, contributions to the field of hand surgery and their tips-n-tricks.
AUDIENCE: Practicing Surgeons, Fellows, Residents and Hand Therapists
Learning Objectives:
Upon completion of the series, participants will be able to:
- Comprehend when changes in decision-making are necessary
- Appraise approaches and strategies discussed to apply to individual practices
- Recognize when practice modifications should be made
- Appreciate the importance of therapy and rehabilitation after hand surgery
