2008 Maine Orthopaedic Review (MOR)

The Maine Orthopaedic Review Course has provided continuing orthopaedic education for more than 40 years. The course presents a unique opportunity for study and review for residents, board candidates, and practicing orthopaedists looking toward recertification. The course is a comprehensive review with strong sections in trauma, pediatrics, adult reconstructive, hand, pathology, spine, foot/ankle, and orthopaedic basic sciences. There will be case reviews including x-rays and pathology slides. Mock oral exams are scheduled for Part II candidates. The Colby computer lab is open each evening with a complete selection of AAOS interactive programs. The rural campus of Colby offers an ideal atmosphere for study and recreation. Spend two weeks with us in Maine this June.

Objectives

The Maine Orthopaedic Review Course is designed to meet the needs of the board candidate or practicing orthopaedist for a thorough review of clinical orthopaedic and basic science subjects.

The registrants will:

• increase their fund of knowledge through daily lectures and course syllabus
• improve orthopaedic x-ray interpretation skills through daily unknown cases and discussions with orthopaedic radiologists
• improve orthopaedic pathology interpretation skills through the use of unknown cases, interactive computer programs with high-quality images, and discussions with orthopaedic pathologists
• improve their ability to apply the above skills and knowledge in an examination setting through the use of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Self-Assessment and Specialty Examinations in the computer laboratory
• improve skills in case presentation and problem solving through mock oral exams with faculty.