ICL360: Tibial Plateau Fractures – Addressing Commonly Encountered Challenges in Reduction and Fixation

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$135.00
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CME: 5.00
SAE: Yes
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Published to Web: 2/26/2025

CME expires February 29, 2028

Go beyond traditional learning with a 360° perspective on orthopedic topics.

Each ICL360 is a cutting-edge CME course designed to provide a holistic learning experience, featuring curated video content sourced from expert-selected Instructional Course Lectures enhanced with insightful commentary and comprehensive assessment questions. This all-encompassing course goes beyond traditional learning by offering a complete 360° perspective on orthopedic topics. Explore additional resources, including full-text readings from the Journal of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (JAAOS), technique videos from Orthopaedic Video Theater (OVT), and links to external literature and PubMed. Elevate your clinical decision-making skills and gain a well-rounded understanding of essential orthopedic concepts with ICL360.

This Instructional Course Lecture (ICL) aims to equip orthopaedic surgeons with the latest insights, techniques, and strategies for the management of tibial plateau fractures. This course consists of four expert-led lectures, each of which focuses on a specific type of tibial plateau fracture: lateral, medial, and posterior column injuries and injury patterns in older adults. Through detailed discussions and real-world case examples, the course provides actionable guidance on how to achieve optimal reduction and fixation outcomes across various fracture patterns and patient populations.


Editor
Clifford B Jones MD FAAOS 


Learning Objectives

  • Mastering fracture classification and imaging-based decision making.
  • Understanding the nuances of reduction and fixation techniques tailored to lateral, medial, and posterior fracture patterns and fracture patterns in older adults.
  • Gaining confidence in managing complex fractures and addressing associated soft-tissue injuries.
  • Learning strategies to optimize outcomes while minimizing complications, particularly in high-risk patient populations, such as older adults.
  • Exploring modern innovations and evidence-based approaches for fracture management.

Earn up to 5 AMA PRA Category 1 CME credits.