The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) 2025 Annual Meeting is fast approaching. From March 10 to 14, 2025, it promises to be an exciting and informative event. Each year, the AAOS meeting brings together top-tier orthopaedic professionals to share the latest research, innovative techniques, and advancements in patient care. Duke Orthopaedics is poised to significantly impact this year's meeting with over 100 exceptional presentations, papers, cases, classes, posters, and more. View PDF.
Duke Orthopaedics is known for its commitment to excellence in education, clinical care, and research, and the 2025 AAOS Annual Meeting will showcase the depth and breadth of its contributions to the field. Here's a preview of Duke Orthopaedic Surgery’s schedule of presentations and posters throughout the meeting:
March 10: A Strong Start
The first day of the meeting will feature several groundbreaking presentations and poster sessions from Duke Orthopaedics. These will cover various topics, including advancements in musculoskeletal care, innovative surgical techniques, and the latest research findings. Attendees can expect discussions on everything from joint replacements to spinal health and presentations on cutting-edge technologies that are transforming how orthopaedic surgeries are performed.
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Presentation on Advanced Robotic-Assisted Surgery: How robotic systems enhance precision and patient outcomes in orthopaedic procedures.
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Poster on New Approaches in Spine Surgery: Exploring minimally invasive techniques that reduce recovery time and improve patient mobility.
March 11: Expanding the Horizon
On day two of the conference, Duke Orthopaedics will present even more exciting sessions. The department will present its latest findings on musculoskeletal disorders, including research into the treatment of complex fractures, sports injuries, and emerging therapies for osteoarthritis. Duke’s commitment to education shines through, with several educational sessions designed to provide valuable skills and knowledge for fellow orthopaedic surgeons.
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Class on Advancements in Sports Medicine: Focus on cutting-edge treatments for common athletic injuries.
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Poster on Minimally Invasive Techniques in Hip Replacement: Evidence-based findings on the benefits of minimally invasive surgeries for hip arthroplasty patients.
March 12: Innovation and Collaboration
By day three, momentum will continue to build as Duke Orthopaedics presents new collaborative research efforts, highlighting partnerships between its experts and other renowned institutions. The focus will be on multidisciplinary approaches to complex orthopaedic issues, including joint preservation, limb reconstruction, and the role of regenerative medicine in orthopaedics. Several interactive case discussions and panel presentations will give attendees real-time insights into clinical decision-making.
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Case Presentation on Complex Limb Reconstruction: A deep dive into the challenges and solutions for patients requiring multi-stage limb salvage.
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Class on Regenerative Medicine in Orthopaedics: Exploring the future of stem cell therapy, platelet-rich plasma (PRP), and tissue engineering in joint care.
March 13: Leading the Way in Patient Care
Day four will focus on the latest advancements in patient-centered care, improving patient outcomes before and after surgery. Duke Orthopaedics will present research into optimizing recovery protocols and enhancing patient satisfaction, as well as papers on the evolving role of artificial intelligence in orthopaedic decision-making.
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Presentation on Patient-Reported Outcomes and Surgical Success: How patient-reported data shapes the future of surgical planning and post-operative care.
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Poster on AI-Assisted Orthopaedic Diagnostics: How artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the accuracy and speed of musculoskeletal disease diagnosis.
March 14: Specialty Society Features
On the final day of the meeting, Duke Orthopaedics will round out the conference with a series of compelling presentations and discussions about the future of the field. Expect a forward-looking conversation on the role of personalized medicine in orthopaedics and the increasing integration of technology in the clinic and the operating room. The day will close with presentations on novel surgical techniques and evolving trends in orthopaedic education.
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Presentation on Personalized Orthopaedic Care: Tailoring treatment plans to individual patients based on genetic, environmental, and lifestyle factors.
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Class on The Future of Orthopaedic Surgery Training: Innovations in simulation-based training and mentorship.
Whether you're a seasoned orthopaedic surgeon or a newcomer to the field, Duke Orthopaedics’ contributions to the AAOS 2025 Annual Meeting will provide invaluable insights that can directly impact your practice, your patients, and your understanding of the latest trends in musculoskeletal care.