Boston 2024

City: Boston, MA

Date: Friday, May 17, 2024

Hours: 6:00 – 9:30pm

Location: FIVE Labs Facility (Downtown Boston)

Address: 899 Congress St, Boston, MA 02210

Ticket Price: $150.00

Event Description: Please join us for a special evening on May, 17^th, 2024 in the Boson Seaport, where we will reflect on our region’s celebrated history in shoulder surgery, while also highlighting recent innovations that have revolutionized the modern landscape of complex shoulder issues. Our event will bring together patients, surgeons, therapists, and industry partners to celebrate the unique advances that propel us toward enhanced patient care and improved clinical outcomes.  Our academic program will consist of a poster exhibit highlighting research from local residency and fellowship programs. Additionally, we will hear from distinguished keynote speakers Dr. JP Warner and Dr. Bassem Elhassan. We will also have a special keynote speaker, Dr. Tenley Albright, who not only was the first American woman to win a Gold Medal at the Olympics in figure skating, but she is also an accomplished surgeon and a grateful patient. This will be a truly unique evening where we can all come together as a community to acknowledge and celebrate the past and future of shoulder care in our region.

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Agenda:
6:00-7:00: Cocktail hour, hors d’oeuvres, beer, wine, spirits. Magician/mentalist. Resident/Fellow Poster exhibit. Exhibitor Booths
7:00 – 7:30: Welcome and short introduction, acknowledgement of sponsors.
Academic Presentations:
Keynote 1 (15 minutes): Dr. JP Warner: History of Shoulder Surgery in Boston
Keynote 2 (15 minutes):  Dr. Bassem Elhassan: Modern Innovation in Shoulder Surgery: from Conception to Reality
7:30-8:15: Strolling Dinner, Exhibitor Booths and Demonstrations, Magician/mentalist, Resident/Fellow Poster exhibit
8:15-8:45: Patient Keynotes
Keynote 1: Tenley Albright, MD. Dr. Albright is the first American female figure skater to win a gold medal at the Olympics. Following her storied figure skating career, she graduated Harvard Medical School and became a general surgeon. Her talk will reflect on her time as an Olympian and athlete, a surgeon, and eventually a patient undergoing bilateral reverse shoulder replacements.
8:45-9:30: Closing remarks, Dessert, Resident/Fellow Poster exhibit, Exhibitor booths and Demonstrations

Local Planning Committee:
Local Lead: Jacob M. Kirsch, MD

• Andrew Jawa, MD
• Bassem Elhassan, MD
• JP Warner, MD
• Glen Ross, MD
• Andrew Green, MD
• Augustus Mazzocca, MD

Thank you to all local and national industry sponsors of the ASES Foundation’s 2024 National Shoulder and Elbow Week.