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The NEW ENGLAND SHOULDER AND ELBOW SOCIETY will be having its third annual meeting from Friday, January 27, through Sunday, January 29, 2006. It will be held at the Jay Peak Ski Resort in Jay, Vermont. Registration for the meeting and society is $250. Information can be found on the Web site at www.neses.com or by calling Dr AD Mazzocca at 860-679-6633.
ARTHROSCOPIC SURGERY 2006, the Robert W. Metcalf Memorial Meeting, will be held at Sun Valley, Idaho, February 3 to 7, 2006. Topics covered include arthroscopic and open treatments of shoulder and knee problems. Learning will be enhanced by case presentations,panel discussions,and debates. There will be "mini" courses included on interpreting MRI images of the shoulder and knee, improving business aspects of a practice, and enhancing ancillary services to improve income, understanding, and using electrothermal devices.This meeting is CME approved for approximately 20 CME Category I credits. For more information, contact Karon Sorensen at 801-587-5446 or e-mail karon.sorensen{at}hsc.utah.edu; Web site: www.arthroscopyseminars.org.
The INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR DANCE MEDICINE & SCIENCE (IADMS) is accepting proposals for presentations to be given at its 16th annual meeting, to be held October 19 to 21, 2006, in West Palm Beach, Florida. IADMS is a multidisciplinary organization that promotes medical, scientific, and educational activities aimed at enhancing the treatment and training of dancers with the ultimate goal of improving dancers’ health, well-being, and performance. IADMS invites proposals for presentations that contribute to this purpose. Presentations can be in a wide variety of formats. Details on submitting proposals and abstracts can be found at www.iadms.org. Proposals must be submitted online and must be completed by March 1, 2006.
The 6th INTERNATIONAL PRACTICAL SHOULDER COURSE IN ARTHROSCOPY AND SHOULDER SURGERY will be held March 16 to 18, 2006, at the Shoulder and Sportsmedicine Practice-Clinic Muenster, Department of Orthopaedics University Hospital Muenster. Course chairmen are Joern Steinbeck, MD, PhD, Wolfgang Poetzl, MD, PhD, and Kai-Axel Witt, MD. For more information, contact Kai-Axel Witt, MD,Von-Vincke-Str. 14, 48143 Münster; phone: 49 251 5395960; fax: 49 251 5395969; e-mail: witt{at}oppk.de; Web site: www.refixation.de.
The XV INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS ON SPORTS REHABILITATION AND TRAUMATOLOGY will be held April 1 and 2, 2006, at the Lingotto Conference Centre, Turin, Italy. The title of the event is "The Rehabilitation of Winter and Mountain Sports Injuries." This congress, promoted by the Isokinetic Education & Research Department, is focused on the rehabilitation techniques available today and necessary for attaining functional recovery after injuries of people practicing winter and mountain sports as professionals or as beginners. The congress will be organized with plenary sessions and lectures. There will also be free oral and poster presentation sessions, at which it will be possible to present experiences and research about the rehabilitation of winter and mountain sports injuries. Further and updated information is available on the Web site www.isokinetic.com or at congressi{at}isokinetic.com.
The 15th BASIC KNEE ARTHROSCOPY COURSE will be held April 6 to 8, 2006, in Antalya, Turkey. This course is an ISAKOS-approved course. For more information, please contact A. Merter Ozenci, MD, at merteroz{at}yahoo.com; Web site: http://www.geocities.com/merteroz/arthroscopy.html.
The 4th INTERNATIONAL SHOULDER COURSE will be held April 27 to 29, 2006, at the Congress Center, Villach, Austria. The organizing committee, chaired by Dr Georg Lajtai, is planning a program with well-known faculty from all over the world to facilitate the discussion of a great variety of options and solutions for shoulder problem treatment. Talks will be of a minimum length of 15 minutes, and enough time for discussion will be provided to offer the participants the opportunity to learn about, to ponder, and to critically evaluate specific issues in shoulder surgery. A large number of hands-on workshops, organized by the most significant companies in the orthopaedic market, will provide the opportunity to get familiar with novel implants and techniques as well as to discuss solutions to particular problems. Last, but not least, the course is the perfect framework for small, informal discussion groups including our world-class faculty members. For further details, please contact ISC Head Office, Seestrasse 53, 8702 Zollikon; phone: 41 44 396 80 40; fax: 41 44 396 80 41; e-mail: info{at}shoulder.org; Web site: http:/www.shoulder.org.
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL is committed to maximizing the health and welfare of participants in professional baseball. Toward this end, the Medical Advisory Committee is inviting investigators to apply for financial support. The maximum offered for each grant is $50 000 per annum, renewable for a maximum of 3 years pending annual review. Requests for application forms and inquiries about the application process should be addressed to Jeff Pfeifer at jeff.pfeifer{at}mlb.com.
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