Non-ASSH Courses

Esser Masterclass: Tendons
January 17-18, 2019
Rotterdam, Netherlands

Acute and chronic tendon ruptures are of every day for an upper extremity surgeon. The repair itself is often not so difficult, but how does my patient achieve a good to excellent result? This is the real challenge in tendon surgery. Therefore, we designed a two-day course with theoretical and practical sessions offering most types of repair in different zones, chronic reconstruction possibilities and transfers for flexor and extensor tendons. The practical sessions will be performed on fresh frozen cadavers with two participants per extremity.

Learn more at www.essermasterclass.com.

Stanford Hand Surgery Symposium 2019
What’s New in Upper Limb Surgery: Innovation versus the Tried and True

February 7-10, 2019
Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort
Lake Tahoe, CA

This course is intended to meet the educational needs of a national audience of hand surgeons, orthopedic surgeons, plastic surgeons, hand therapists, and other allied health professionals who are interested in evidence-based hand surgery and therapy guidelines. This comprehensive symposium will address new surgical approaches and therapeutic treatment strategies available through cutting-edge clinical advances and new research findings in hand and upper extremity. Participants will have multiple opportunities for discussion and interaction with course faculty through lectures, question-and-answer sessions, case presentations on surgical and medical topics, and concurrent breakout sessions to include a hand therapist exam review plus hands-on cadaver skills labs and workshops.

Learn more at cme.stanford.edu/handsurgery.

Contact
Yolanda Cervantes
Conference Coordinator
1520 Page Mill Road
650-724-9549
[email protected]

The upcoming IFSSH & IFSHT Triennial Congress 2019 combines the international (IFSSH & IFSHT), the European (FESSH & EFSHT) and the German national (DGH & DAHTH) congresses for hand surgeons and therapists in one major event. From 17th to 21st June 2019 it will take place in the CityCube Berlin - Germany. 

Due to data protection regulations we need your permission to inform you about the Congress. Please click here:http://ifssh-ifsht2019.com/newsletter/ and enter your contact. 

According to the congress mission “Building bridges – Together Hand in Hand” it is our aim to bring together all the various disciplines of hand surgery and therapy from all parts of the world. To stay up-to-date and to receive all important information please visit the Congress website:www.ifssh-ifsht2019.com 

Please feel invited to not only actively participate in the call for abstracts until 30 September 2018 but also to meet friends, connect with new colleagues and learn about the different perspectives and approaches of hand surgery and therapy worldwide. 

The organizing committee is looking forward to meeting you in Berlin! 

Jörg van Schoonhoven & Max Haerle & Andreas Eisenschenk & Natascha Weihs 

Building Bridges – Together Hand in Hand