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Dear Friends,
It is a great pleasure to invite you to the unique Val d’Isère
Advanced Master Course on Shoulder Surgery. This 12th edition will take
place in April 2021 with a new shorter format focused on difficult
shoulder conditions including arthroscopy, open surgery and for the
first time arthroplasty.
This year we are bringing to you a threefold congress: as usually,
the congress will take place physically in Val d’Isère but as well and
the first time in other places across the world with a multiplex
connection. Finally, it will also be available virtually as an
e-congress. The amazing field of shoulder surgery, arthroscopy and
arthroplasty is continuously evolving, and world-famous experts will be
there to talk to you through the latest breakthroughs and advancements
and update your knowledge on the newest shoulder hot topics.
Topics such as shoulder anterior instability in patients younger than
15 and older than 60, huge Hill-Sachs bone defect, complications after
remplissage and shoulder dyskinesia will be discussed. Additionally,
irreparable rotator cuff lesion, Tough scapula and clavicular conditions
will be covered. Finally, local cartilage defect in young patient,
degenerative neurologic shoulder, glenoid bone loss in primary case,
posterior static subluxation with arthritis, humerus bone loss in
revision cases, mixed reality and AI, infections and neurological
lesions after RSA will be screened and possible options discussed. Apart
from other meetings, the Advanced Val d’Isère Shoulder Course will give
you the opportunity to attend clinical presentations, debate, relive
surgeries, state of the art. Don’t hesitate to bring your most difficult
cases and expect to be selected to come up on the stage as an invited
faculty to receive comments and advises because we learn from each other
through discussions!
Once again, the outstanding Val d’Isère resort in the heart of the
French Alps will welcome you from 7th to 10th April 2021 for this unique
shoulder course!
See you very soon at the top!
Philippe Collin, Alexandre Lädermann and Lionel Neyton
Course Chairmen
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