Presentations will focus on the knee, providing new insights into the challenges of managing primary and revision total knee arthroplasty patients. The faculty will examine the latest research on implant designs, take on the controversy of surgical approaches for the total knee, and offer strategies for overcoming difficulties in revision procedures.

The Annual Perspectives in Total Joint Arthroplasty Course was started in 1992 by David A. McQueen, MD, an orthopedic surgeon with an adult reconstructive private practice and continues to promote the highest standards of orthopaedic practice by educating practitioners, promoting research, and encouraging communication between opinion leaders and community based physicians. Sadly, Dr. McQueen passed away in 2013, but we are honored to continue Dr. McQueen’s legacy through this year’s course.

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