Live Webinar: IFFAS/AOFAS /COFAS: Hallux Valgus-Program and CME Materials

Program and CME Materials

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The IFFAS/AOFS/COFAS Webinar: Hallux Valgus is part of the International Federation of Foot & Ankle Societies Webinar Series. The webinar focuses on current trends in hallux valgus correction, particularly metatarsal rotation correction and minimally invasive surgery. Faculty members, including Mark E. Easley, Monika Volesky, Michael J. Coughlin, Gregory P. Guyton, A. Holly Johnson, Robert D. Santrock, Alastair S.E. Younger, Charles L. Saltzman, Cristian A. Ortiz, and Manuel J. Pellegrini, will provide insights and observations on HV pathology and correction.<br /><br />The target audience for this course includes experienced foot and ankle surgeons, generalist orthopaedic surgeons interested in expanding their scope of practice, post-residency fellows and residents who treat foot and ankle problems, and allied health professionals working in foot and ankle care.<br /><br />The course aims to optimize minimally invasive surgical techniques in hallux valgus correction and improve understanding of the influence of metatarsal rotation on hallux valgus deformity and effective correction.<br /><br />Disclosure statements from the faculty members are provided, indicating any financial relationships or affiliations with commercial interests. The American Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Society (AOFAS) ensures that all educational activities are balanced and free of commercial bias.<br /><br />The webinar is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME), and participants can claim a maximum of 2 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™.<br /><br />Overall, the webinar offers valuable insights into hallux valgus correction techniques and is targeted towards healthcare professionals interested in foot and ankle care.

Keywords

IFFAS

AOFS

COFAS

webinar

hallux valgus

metatarsal rotation correction

minimally invasive surgery

foot and ankle surgeons

orthopaedic surgeons

hallux valgus correction