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 8th Annual Codman Shoulder
Society Meeting 2023

Please click here to view the agenda for the 2023 Meeting. If interested in attending, please RSVP the following information to Michael Navarro (mnavarrojr@mgh.harvard.edu) and Argen Omurzakov (aomurzakov@mgh.harvard.edu): 

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Codman Shoulder Society Meeting 2022

June 18, 2022
Hotel Del Coronado | San Diego, CA
7th Meeting
Digital Healthcare in the Post-Pandemic World



 
Session I: The Current and Future Applications of AI to Shoulder/Orthopedic Surgery
Session II: The Current and Future Applications of Immersive VR, AR/MR (and Consideration of Robotics) to Shoulder and Orthopedic Surgery
Session III: The Current and Future Application of Digital Management of Patient Recovery After Surgery

Past Meetings

The Codman Shoulder Society Meetings are held every year at the San Diego Shoulder Institute
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2019
6th Meeting

Session I: Measuring to Improve Outcomes and Care
Session II: Research Forum- Open Discussion of Ongoing Projects and Future Ideas for Multicenter Collaboration
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2018

5th Meeting

Session I: The Rotator Cuff
Session II: Shoulder Arthroplasty
Session III: Working Dinner Discussion - Our First Multicenter Study

2017

4th Meeting

Session I: Shoulder Arthroplasty
Session II: Infection After Arthroplasty - How Can We Do Better?
Session III: Working Dinner - Future Directions

2016

3rd Meeting

Session I: Evidence & Value - Can We Align These? Should We Try?
Session II: How Can We Improve Value/Outcomes in Shoulder Arthroplasty?
Session III: Instability - Bone Loss... The Big Question: Treatment?
Session IV: Business/Planning/Future Considerations

2015

2nd Meeting

Session I: Innovating in Shoulder Care
Session II: Practice Issues and Healthcare Reform
Session III: Dilemma #1 - How Do I Treat the "Young Patient" with a Massive RCT?
Session IV: Dilemma #2 - How Do I Treat the "Young Patient" with Shoulder Arthritis?
Session V: What Do We Want CSS to Be?

2014

1st Meeting

Session I: Shoulder Arthroplasty
Keynote Speaker: James Esch "30 Years of Shoulder Education - Where we have been and where we are going?"
Session II: Rotator Cuff Disease and Instability
Session III: Future Challenges in Shoulder Care
 
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