This course offers Live (in-person) and Livestream (virtual) attendance options. 

Course Directors: Steven L. Moran, M.D. and Marco Rizzo, M.D.

April 7- 10, 2022 - Mayo Clinic - Rochester, Minnesota

This course is designed for orthopedic and plastic surgeons with a significant hand practice and covers the spectrum of disorders of the wrist and distal radioulnar joint. The format will be case-oriented, covering topics in bony and soft tissue trauma, degenerative disease, and inflammatory arthritis, to name a few. Videotaped surgery clips and cadaveric surgical dissection will be used to demonstrate complicated surgical procedures.

Course Highlights

• Hear about the latest advances in arthroscopy and arthroplasty from recognized experts in the field
• Learn hands on surgical techniques by attending the pre-course cadaver lab
• Interact with colleagues involved in wrist surgery

Wrist Arthroscopy Workshop (April 7) - Optional Session
The course will begin with a review of normal wrist anatomy and mechanics, including examination maneuvers, imaging modalities and surgical exposures. The pertinent features of each wrist disorder will then be highlighted, followed by detailed descriptions of treatment techniques and outcomes. Case examples will be presented prior to each didactic session, followed by open discussion. Breakout sessions will provide more in-depth coverage of specific wrist topics and provide updates on advances in arthroscopy and arthroplasty from recognized experts in the field. A strong emphasis will be placed on surgical technique. Registrants are encouraged to bring their own cases to discuss with the faculty. Special times for these exchanges will be arranged.

In collaboration with International Wrist Arthroscopy Society (IWAS)

LIVE (in-person) attendees must comply with all live course requirements and guidelines and applicable state and local COVID-19 travel restrictions, guidance and resources.  

Please note that all live course attendees must: 

• Complete COVID-19 testing of any kind and provide attestation that a negative test result was received within 72 hours or less of the event start date or provide attestation that you received any positive COVID-19 test result within the previous 90 days, that it has been at least 20 days since COVID-19 infection, and that you are currently asymptomatic. 

• Attest that you will comply with all safety requirements and that you understand the inherent risk associated with being in large groups of people. 

• You must be logged in to ce.mayo.edu to complete your attestation. 

Attendees who are not able to complete the above attestations are unable to attend the live (in-person) event. 

Requirements and guidelines may be amended as CDC, public health and other relevant guidance are adjusted.