Orthopaedic Trauma Association Trauma & Fracture Care Residency Core Curriculum Lectures (Updated December 2011)

Version III
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• General
• Lower Extremity
• Upper Extremity
• Pediatrics
• Pelvis & Acetabulum
• Spine
  

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The Orthopaedic Trauma Association is proud to provide this syllabus of lectures, written and edited by the membership, to support comprehensive orthopaedic trauma resident education. These presentations were created for use by educators and are supplied in a fashion that specifically allows for modification. The OTA respectfully requests that proper credit be given to the original author as well as the OTA when the talks are presented, even in modified form. These talks represent a combination of the literature, as cited, and current practices, as reported by member-authors. Version III is updated as of November 2011.

Instructions for Use: The lectures have been compressed, for ease of download. They are in Microsoft Powerpoint format. Additional notes and information are provided by many authors in the "meeting notes" section of the ppt, so users may wish to check there for further content. Most talks also conclude with an up-to-date list of references on the topic for further reading. The vast majority of utilization is via online downloads, but surgeons may request a copy of Version III lectures on DVD from the OTA Business Office at OTA@aaos.org if needed.

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Version III Project Editor: Thomas F. Higgins, MD

Version III Section Editors:
General: Matt L. Graves, MD and John T. Gorczyca, MD
Lower Extremity: Clifford B. Jones, MD
Upper Extremity: Thomas F. Higgins, MD
Pediatric: Joshua Klatt, MD
Spine: H. Claude Sagi, MD
Pelvis and Acetabulum: Adam J. Starr, MD

Version II Project Editor: David C. Teague, MD
Version I Project Editor: Paul Tornetta, III, MD

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