First Comprehensive Elbow Pathology Course SCHOT 360° ELBOW

High-complexity in-person course aimed at continuing medical 

education in elbow pathology, with a comprehensive focus on diagnosis, surgical indications, and techniques. It covers the main elbow conditions — traumatic,  degenerative, instability, tendon, and nerve — featuring nationally recognized speakers with extensive experience and leading international guest faculty. 

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Directed at orthopaedic surgeons with an interest in elbow surgery.

Objectives:

1. Update clinical and surgical knowledge in the main elbow pathologies.

2. Develop evidence-based diagnostic and surgical indication criteria.

3. Expose participants to advanced surgical techniques: arthroplasty, ligament 

reconstruction, and chronic instability management.

4. Foster academic exchange between national and international specialists.

5. Provide a 360° perspective of elbow pathology, from the outpatient consultation to rehabilitation.

Methodology: Two-day in-person course based on keynote lectures by national and international experts, clinical case presentations and discussion, and interactive debate sessions. Attendance will be monitored through in-room registration, with 100%  attendance required to obtain CME credits