PLEASE NOTE: The following Section Scientific Meetings are open to Section Members only: ISFR, Meniscus, Spine
This meeting has been postponed. More information coming soon!
Sunday, February 6, 2022
1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
This portion of the meeting is open to ALL registered meeting attendees. However, admittance to the meeting will be based on availability (capacity of the room).
Open to All Meeting Attendees, based on availability (capacity of the room)
Sunday, February 6, 2022
2:00 PM – 3:00 PM
The research component will be a 3 minute thesis style competition for Section student and post-graduate trainee members selected from accepted abstracts to the ORS 2022 Annual Meeting.
Invited Participants TBA
Moderators:
Nat Dyment, PhD, University of Pennsylvania
Alayna Loiselle, PhD, University of Rochester Medical Center
This portion of the meeting is open to ALL registered meeting attendees. However, admittance to the meeting will be based on availability (capacity of the room).
Open to all Meeting Attendees, based on availability (capacity of the room)
Sunday, February 6, 2022
1:30 PM – 3:00 PM
This portion of the meeting will be focused on Additive Manufacturing (AM) and will be a debate style format on whether AM has made a difference in clinical care. The pro side of the argument will be tackled by Hospital for Special Surgery by a clinician and an engineer researcher. The con side of the argument will be presented Rush University Medical Center by a clinician and an engineer researcher.
This portion of the meeting is open to ALL registered meeting attendees. However, admittance to the meeting will be based on availability (capacity of the room).
With support provided by:
7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
American Social
601 S Harbour Island Blvd #107
Tampa, FL 33602
The networking event will take place in an outdoor area. Registration will be required for all meeting attendees.
ORS Section Members – FREE
Non-Section Members – $40
(*Meniscus, ISFR, Orthopaedic Implants, Preclinical Models, Spine, Strategies in Clinical Research, Tendon)
ORS Members
ORS Research Section Membership requires that you are currently an ORS member in good standing. If you are already an ORS member you can join a section by proceeding.
If you are currently an ORS member, and would like to add a Section membership, please complete the Join an ORS Research Section application.
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Inspiring Transformation in Impaired Fracture Healing Treatment
ISFR Members Only
3:00 PM – 6:00 PM Scientific Meeting
6:00 PM – 7:00 PM Networking
This scientific meeting focused on fracture non-union will present clinical aspects of non-union diagnosis and treatment, application of cutting edge technologies underutilized in orthopaedics, and research from our section’s emerging scientists. Recipients of our newly created Travel Exchange Grant and Life-Time Achievement Award will also present. A networking reception will immediately follow.
This meeting will be for ORS ISFR Section members only. Non-Section members and non-members will be able to sign up for ORS and/or Section membership at the door. The networking event will be for ORS ISFR Scientific Meeting attendees only.
Advancing Meniscus Research Using Techniques and Lessons Learned from Fellow Musculoskeletal Tissues
Section Members Only
Saturday, February 5, 2022
12:15 PM – 3:00 PM
The meeting will include:
Ice Breakers
Organized by: ORS Meniscus Section Communications & Networking Committee
ORS Meniscus Section Plenary: Deriving embryonic cells for the regeneration of dense connective tissues
Alice Huang, PhD, Columbia University
Moderators:
Matthew Koff, PhD, Hospital for Special Surgery
Jennifer Robinson, PhD (Membership Chair), University of Kansas
Poster Pitch Session
From invited ORS Meniscus Section members based on submitted abstracts to the ORS 2022 Annual Meeting. More information coming soon!
Moderators:
Alejandro Almarza, PhD, University of Pittsburgh
Salomi Desai, Brown University /Rhode Island Hospital
Podium Short Talks
Microstructural imaging of human meniscus ex vivo
Simo Saarakkala, PhD, University of Oulu, Finland
CRIPSR – Solutions for Fibrocartilage and Beyond
Robert Bowles, PhD, University of Utah
Bridge-Enhanced ACL Restoration: Taking a novel product from concept to clinic
Martha Murray, MD, Harvard Medical School
Moderators:
Marianne Black, PhD, Stanford University
Jay Patel, PhD, Emory University
With support provided by:
Section Members Only
Saturday, February 5, 2022
12:15 PM – 3:00 PM
We will hear unique perspectives from key stakeholders in basic science research and clinical medicine and hold panel and round table discussions to better understand current clinical challenges that basic scientists and engineers can work to address with significant clinical impact. The meeting promises to be a fun and interactive forum for trainees and established investigators to share ideas and debate the future of spine research.
The meeting will include:
Business Meeting
Poster Pitch Session
From invited ORS Spine Section Student and Post-Graduate Trainee members based on submitted abstracts to the ORS 2022 Annual Meeting. More information coming soon!
Moderators: TBA
Clarifying Cross-Talk With the Intervertebral Disc to Resolve Clinical Spine Problems
Raj Rampersaud, MD, University of Toronto
Jeannie Bailey, PhD, UCSF
Stefan Dudli, PhD, University of Zurich
Moderators:
TBA
Roundtable Discussion
Panel and Audience Discussion
Voting/Conclusion
This meeting will be for ORS Spine Section members only with a boxed lunch provided. Non-Section members and non-members will be able to sign up for ORS and/or Section membership at the door.
This meeting has been postponed. More information coming soon!
Section Members Only
Sunday, February 6, 2022
12:15 PM – 1:15 PM
Orthopaedic implants have been extremely successful in improving the quality of life for millions of patients. However, currently there are debates on what are the best clinical practices for implant alignment that will afford patients a best chance for optimal function and outcomes. This portion of our meeting will focus on clinical issues with implant support and alignment in total shoulder arthroplasty from a clinician’s viewpoint and a discussion on how the functional mechanics of the shoulder are best served by an academic engineer researcher. In total knee arthroplasty a discussion on newer alignment techniques and the theory behind kinematic alignment will be presented by a clinician and the issues with TKA joint modeling to determine the effects of implant design and alignment will be given by a corporate engineer.
Open to all Meeting Attendees
Sunday, February 6, 2022
1:30 PM – 3:00 PM
This portion of the meeting will be focused on Additive Manufacturing (AM) and will be a debate style format on whether AM has made a difference in clinical care. The pro side of the argument will be tackled by Hospital for Special Surgery by a clinician and an engineer researcher. The con side of the argument will be presented Rush University Medical Center by a clinician and an engineer researcher.
This portion of the meeting is open to ALL registered meeting attendees. However, admittance to the meeting will be based on availability (capacity of the room).
With support provided by:
Section Members Only
Sunday, February 6, 2022
12:15 PM – 12:45 PM
This portion of the meeting will be for Section members only and a boxed lunch will be provided. Non-Section members will have the opportunity to join the ORS and/or ORS Section at the door.
Open to All Meeting Attendees, based on availability (capacity of the room)
1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
This portion of the meeting is open to ALL registered meeting attendees. However, admittance to the meeting will be based on availability (capacity of the room).
Section Members Only
Sunday, February 6, 2022
12:15 PM – 1:50 PM
This portion will be open to Section members only and will include a boxed lunch.
The scientific meeting will have a combined focus on research, networking, and education. Our keynote speaker is an established, industry-based tendon biology investigator. Their presentation will focus on their path to a career in industry, outline the major functions of their job, and will include a Q&A session.
ORS Tendon Research Section Plenary Speaker:
Rebekah Decker, MS, PhD, Novartis Institutes for Biomedical Research
Moderators:
Nat Dyment, PhD, University of Pennsylvania
Alayna Loiselle, PhD, University of Rochester Medical Center
Roundtable Networking Session
This will tie into our networking portion. Networking tables will be focused on industry related topics including industry careers and industry collaborations, as well broad professional development topics.
ORS Tendon Research Section 3-Minute Elevator Pitch Competition
during the ORS Tendon Research Section Scientific Meeting
Sunday, February 6, 2022
12:15 PM – 3:00 PM
ORS 2022 Annual Meeting in Tampa, Florida
Give a short presentation (think “elevator pitch” or short TED talk) to pitch an innovative idea and/or compelling concept related to your past, present, or future research. This contest is designed for you to communicate your science effectively and sell your ideas to the audience!
Eligibility Criteria
- Must be an ORS Student/Post-Graduate Trainee and ORS Tendon Section member in good standing
- Primary author of an abstract accepted for presentation at the ORS 2022 Annual Meeting that is not currently considered for another award/grant opportunity.
- Primary author must be registered to attend the ORS Tendon Section Scientific Meeting and the ORS 2022 Annual Meeting.
Award Amounts:
1 $500
2 $250
Application Deadline: Friday, January 7, 2022
Open to All Meeting Attendees, based on availability (capacity of the room)
2:00 PM – 3:00 PM
This portion of the meeting will be open to ALL registered meeting attendees.
The research component will be a 3 minute thesis style competition for Section student and post-graduate trainee members selected from accepted abstracts to the ORS 2022 Annual Meeting.
Invited Participants TBA
Moderators:
Nat Dyment, PhD, University of Pennsylvania
Alayna Loiselle, PhD, University of Rochester Medical Center
