NEXT EVENT

NEXT EVENT:   

DATE	Place	EVENT
10.02.2015  6:15 pm to 7:00 pm	General Meeting room. MOSH building: 2nd floor.	Distal Radius Fractures Part I: Indications (lecture, 15 min)  Distal Radius Fracture (workshop: reduction and immobilization, 20 min) Summary here
24.02.2015 7:15 pm to 8:00 pm	MOSH Grand Rounds (at the same hotel of the Rounds)	Distal Radius Fractures Part II: Techniques (lecture, 15 min)  Workshop (30 min): distal volar radius plate (Variax/Stryker) Summary here
10.03.2015  6:45 pm to 7:30 pm	General Meeting room. MOSH building: 2nd floor.	Scaphoid injuries, Part I: Fractures (lecture, 15 min) Workshop: Techniques for local anesthesia in the upper limb (20 min) Summary here
14.04.2015  6:45 pm to 7:30 pm	General Meeting room. MOSH building: 2nd floor.	Physical examination of the wrist: "how to perform & systematize the examination and how to organize the clinical notes for gathering all relevant findings" (20 min). Workshop: Interactive online personal (Dr. Jose's) form for gathering all variables for a physical examination of the wrist. Interactive summary here
12.05.2015  6:45 pm to 7:30 pm	General Meeting room. MOSH building: 2nd floor.	“Phalangeal fractures and DIP, PIP & MCP fracture-dislocations (Part I)”. This lecture will try to share Clinical Guidelines for easily copy/pasting in your ER summary an updated and simple protocol for handling your patients. It would also discuss different  surgical procedures based on EBM and on the support from various Hand Surgery associations (20 min). Workshop: Zimmer splints & Buddy taping Interactive Summary here
19.05.2015, 8:00 am	General Meeting room. MOSH building: 2nd floor.	Presentation of the Hand Surgery and Orthopaedics Club Dubai thru a Clinical Case in Multiple Metacarpal fractures. Summary here
26.05.2015 7:15 pm to 8:00 pm	MOSH Grand Rounds (at the same hotel of the Rounds)	Perilunate injuries (lecture, 20 min)  Workshop (25 min): Arthrex SLAM (scapholunate axis method; Suturetak, pushlock, corkscrew and Fastak anchors (SLAM/Arthrex) (video) Summary here

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Unit of Hand Surgery, Dubai, UAE

      

 

 Dr. Jose Manuel Rojo-Manaute (Hand Surgeon), MD, PhD, FEBOT, EDHS/FESSH
 
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8. What to do next?

• All Doctors, physiotherapists or Nurses interested on Contributing:

1. With new ideas
2. Presenting a lecture, a case or workshop

       Please send an email to jose.manuel@medcareorthopaedics.com

• The date and title for every proposed event will be posted at our Google Calendar MOSH Hand Surgery
• Any further updates will be displayed at our Welcome page (http://moshhandsurgerymeetings.blogspot.ae/2015/01/welcome-page.html)

    
   Dr. Jose Manuel Rojo-Manaute, MD, PhD, FEBOT, EDHS/FESSH

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7. TECHNIQUES (Workshops)

• Wound care and bandaging techniques in Hand Surgery
• Immobilizations:
  Splints, casts and orthosis. Techniques and basic indications.
• Anesthesia:
  Techniques for safely and effectively applying local anesthesia in the upper limb
• Closed reductions:
  Combined technical use of fluoroscopy, traction techniques and devices and specific maneuvers for conservative treatments.
• Suturing techniques for skin, tendons, ligaments and basic nerve repair.
• Use of ultrasounds for the closed reduction of fracures
• Cadaver and microsurgical courses: these could eventually end up being part of our program.

    
   Dr. Jose Manuel Rojo-Manaute, MD, PhD, FEBOT, EDHS/FESSH

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6. Advanced or Specific topics

 

    

   Dr. Jose Manuel Rojo-Manaute, MD, PhD, FEBOT, EDHS/FESSH

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5. Basic topics: Lectures

 

    

   Dr. Jose Manuel Rojo-Manaute, MD, PhD, FEBOT, EDHS/FESSH

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4. Basic and specific topics

• These topics will be discussed in two slots for presentations per session (15 min each) throughout the year.
• The topics are presented in the next slides
• The proposed dates and planning will be posted at Google calendars: https://www.google.com/calendar/render?hl=es#g
• The topics will be clustered in related groups for, hopefully, increasing the immersion into the pathology of an anatomical region
• Each session will finish underlining the lessons to take home

    
   Dr. Jose Manuel Rojo-Manaute, MD, PhD, FEBOT, EDHS/FESSH
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3. Friendly and open environment

• There is rarely a single answer for a specific clinical question in Medicine. However, many times there is more evidence for favoring an answer over others.
• Our efforts would be focused on making questions and answers that could help us all being better professionals.
• The evolving nature of Medicine can eventually turn today’s favored answers into tomorrow’s less graced on. Thus, all answers are of potential major interest.

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