Superbones Superwounds East Conference 2020

Superbones Superwounds East Conference is organized by PRESENT e-Learning Systems and will be held from Aug 14 - 16, 2020 at Teaneck Marriott at Glenpointe, Teaneck, New Jersey, United States of America. This Conference has been approved for a maximum of 16 CME/CECH Credit Hours.

Target Audience:
This continuing educational conference is intended for practicing surgical and wound care health care professionals.

Description:
The 2020 Superbones Superwounds East Conference focuses on advanced trauma and reconstructive surgical skills and wound care utilizing the most advanced biological techniques and products. The conference provides an environment of learning and collaboration with the top key opinion leaders in podiatric medicine and surgery. Hundreds of your colleagues attend Superbones Superwounds conferences each year for that education recharge that they need to keep their skills updated and fulfill their state CME requirement.

Top podiatric teachers take the podium to discuss the latest surgical procedures and techniques in healing the lower extremity. Rotating state-of-the-art workshops provide hands-on training on the newest products and technologies that you can add to your patient care armamentarium on Monday morning.

Learning Objectives:
• Identify and demonstrate the epidemiology and pathophysiology of lower extremity disease
• Demonstrate the basic established principles of care for skin and nail disease of the lower extremity
• Identify wound care techniques and technologies as well as their importance in managing chronic lower extremity wounds
• Recognize the various presentations of infections of the skin, nail, soft tissue, and bone and demonstrate their appropriate management based on current literature
• Identify and demonstrate complex diabetic and non-diabetic foot and ankle deformities and be able to reposition and stabilize these deformities with various internal and external fixation techniques and technologies
• Critically evaluate and comprehend evidence-based outcome data for the treatment of disorders of the diabetic and non-diabetic lower limb