32nd Annual Advances on the Knee, Shoulder and Sports Medicine Conference

32nd Annual Advances on the Knee, Shoulder and Sports Medicine Conference is organized by Cincinnati Sports Medicine & Orthopaedic Center (CSMOC) and would be held during May 27 - 30, 2017 at Sonesta Resort Hilton Head Island, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, United States of America. The target audience for this medical meeting basically for Physicians. This CME conference has been approved with 32 CME credits.

Course Objectives:
• Surgical anatomy review of the shoulder, elbow and knee
• Objective examination techniques of the shoulder and knee
• Treatment options for knee and shoulder arthritis
• Rehabilitation techniques following rotator cuff repair
• Treatment of the SLAP-biceps complex
• Non-operative and operative treatment for the stiff shoulder
• Diagnosis and treatment of shoulder instability
• Treatment options for common elbow pathology
• Advances in hip arthroscopy and rehabilitation
• Treatment of meniscus tears
• New trends in blood flow restriction training for muscle atrophy
• Treatment options for patellofemoral disorders

At the completion of this course participants will be able to:
• Identify and list the surgical anatomy of the shoulder, elbow and knee
• Describe the objective examination techniques for the shoulder complex
• Describe the components of an objective examination of the knee
• Name the structures involved in the SLAP-biceps complex and explain specific diagnosis and treatment options available
• List and describe possible complications following SLAP and biceps surgery
• Describe specific rehabilitation exercises and techniques used following SLAP repair surgery
• Explain how to incorporate advanced plyometrics training techniques for the shoulder into a rehabilitation protocol
• Describe diagnosis and treatment techniques when treating the overhead athlete
• Explain conservative management treatment options for rotator cuff tears
• Diagnose and treat adhesive capsulitis
• Explain dynamic stabilization techniques for the shoulder complex musculature
• Describe non-operative and post-operative rehabilitation techniques for shoulder instability
• List the treatment options for anterior, posterior and multidirectional instability
• Describe the decision making criteria for return to activity following knee and shoulder injuries
• Describe the options available for treating the athlete’s elbow