The Partial-Thickness Conundrum: Who Needs Biology and Who Needs Biomechanics?

Evolving instability: From injury to innovation

Featuring Dr Pascal Boileau and Dr Emilio Calvo. Don’t miss this compelling conversation on shoulder instability repair and how it’s changing, through technique advancements, emerging technological breakthroughs and adapting surgeon practices. Two leaders in the field have a detailed knowledge of how repair has progressed, so they met to exchange their expert views on everything from injuries to innovation.

The athletic shoulder: The role of biology to keep them back in play

Featuring Dr Jacob Calcei, Dr Christopher Klifto and Dr Steve Mora. Hear experts debate why athletes can benefit from biological augmentation in shoulder repair. Exploring non-operative intervention, the use of biological adjuncts such as the REGENETEN◊ Implant and replacing sutured repairs with biology, the panel discusses recovery and long-term outcomes for athletes who expect a swift return to activity.

Intelligent instability: State-of-the-art from the smallest to most severe injuries

Featuring: Dr Christopher Klifto, Dr Michael Banffy and Dr Scott Trenhaile. Dive into a discussion on shoulder instability injuries and guiding patient to a return to activity. The panel examines several hot topics, including soft tissue management with solutions like the Q-FIX◊ KNOTLESS All-Suture Anchor and bony augmentation for glenoid bone loss with OSTEOCONNECT button fixation.

The Partial-Thickness Conundrum: Who Needs Biology and Who Needs Biomechanics?

Listen to a discussion to learn which types of partial-thickness rotator cuff tear benefit from isolated bioinductive repair with the REGENETEN◊ Implant. Hear the panel’s views on which tears require a sutured repair or can be managed conservatively, what defines state-of-the-art and being specific in patient targeting.

Elevating the standard of care in knee repair

Get expert perspectives on treating the entire knee from leading surgeons and the UFC Performance Institute’s Senior Director of Physical Therapy. With the aim of getting their patients back to their lives, the panel explains why they consider multiple aspects of knee preservation: ligament reconstruction (quad grafts, LET and multi-ligament), meniscal repair (roots, ramps and LMORTs) and cartilage restoration. Featuring: Dr Jorge Chahla, Heather Linden (Senior Director of Physical Therapy for UFC) and Dr Steve Mora.