Show Notes
This episode explores the AAOS Annual Meeting from the perspective of orthopedic Residents and Attendings, highlighting the academic and social experiences that make it the premier event of the year for musculoskeletal healthcare professionals.
Host Dr. Rex Lutz is joined by Dr. David Kantrowitz and Dr. Jaehon Kim, who share their memorable moments from past meetings — from presenting research to global audiences to receiving recognition for innovative surgical technique videos to reconnecting with colleagues. They discuss the benefits of institutions sending their entire Chief Resident class and how the meeting fosters professional development, collaboration, and lifelong connections.
Host: Dr. Rex Lutz, Sports Medicine SpecialistGuests: Dr. David Kantrowitz, Sports Medicine Fellow; Dr. Jaehon Kim , Hand and Microvascular Surgeon, Director of Hand & Upper Extremity Fellowship, Mount Sinai
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