Orthopaedic Trauma Association

John Border, MD, Memorial Lecture

Supported jointly by OTA and AO/North America
This lectureship was established to honor the memory of Dr. John Border. John Border was instrumental in the development of modern trauma care and in particular, modern orthopaedic trauma care. He was the pioneer in the concept of total care and the implications of the orthopaedic injuries on the total management of the trauma patient. He was also a surgeon scientist, using both his clinical observations and basic science research to further his patient care in Orthopaedic Trauma.

2009	"Trauma Surgery Is Not Supposed To Be Easy" Lawrence B Bone, MD
2008	“Orthopaedic Trauma Education:Industrial Strength?” Peter G. Trafton, MD
2007	Once and Future Trauma Systems: Role of the Orthopaedic Surgeon A. Brent Eastman, MD, FACS
2006	Forty Years of Pelvic Trauma: Looking Back, Looking Forward" Marvin Tile, MD
2005	Delaying Emergency Fracture Care - Fact of Fad Robert N. Meek, MD
2004	The Future of Education in Orthopaedic Surgery Michael W. Chapman, MD
2003	Tracking Patient Outcomes: Lessons Learned and Future Directions in Trauma Orthopaedics Ellen J. MacKenzie, PhD
2002	Thoughts on our Future Progress in Acetabular and Pelvic Fracture Surgery Joel M. Matta, MD
2001	Canceled
2000	The Metamorphosis of the Trauma Surgeon to the Reconstructionist Jeffrey W. Mast, MD
1999	The Changing Role of Internal Fixation - A Lifetime Perspective Professor Martin Allgower, MD
1998	Travels with John: Blunt Multiple Trauma Sigvard T. Hansen, MD
1997	Trauma Care in Europe before and after John Border: The Evolution of Trauma Management at the University of Hannover Professor Harald Tscherne, MD

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