14 May 2025
Sociedade Portuguesa de Ombro e Cotovelo
Sociedade Brasileira de Cirurgia de Ombro e Cotovelo

SHOULDER COURSE

  • Arthroplasty and Arthroscopy
  • Anatomical Lab

Registration open

Endorsement

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  • Scope

    Shoulder pathology is a widespread and significant clinical challenge, affecting individuals across all age groups and carrying a considerable socio-economic impact. Patients often have high expectations for recovery, and surgery is frequently considered a viable treatment option.

     

    Arthroscopic techniques offer a minimally invasive approach, reducing surgical trauma while enabling the management of multiple concurrent shoulder conditions, such as instability, acromioclavicular dislocation, osteochondral defects, and rotator cuff tears. However, these techniques require advanced technical skills and extensive training in cadaveric models before being safely applied to live patients. When arthroscopic expertise is limited, conventional open surgery remains a valid alternative, provided that the principles of minimally invasive and tissue-preserving techniques are maintained.

     

    In addition to arthroscopic procedures, shoulder arthroplasty is a crucial component of surgical treatment for degenerative and complex shoulder conditions. Mastering the principles of anatomical and reverse shoulder replacement requires in-depth knowledge of surgical approaches, implant positioning, and soft tissue management. Training in cadaveric models provides an essential opportunity for surgeons to refine their techniques, improve implant placement accuracy, and optimize functional outcomes for patients.

     

    This course is designed to offer hands-on, practical training in the surgical management of shoulder pathology. Through structured guidelines, expert-led technical support, and tailored training opportunities, participants will gain essential insights and refine their skills in this demanding field of orthopedic surgery.

  • Organizing Committee

    Nuno Sevivas
    Braga, Portugal

    Diogo Gomes
    Lisboa, Portugal

    Marcelo Campos
    Rio de Janeiro, Brasil

    Eduardo Malavolta
    São Paulo, Brasil

  • Faculty

    From SPOC

    Ana Inês
    Coimbra, Portugal

    André Bahute
    Coimbra, Portugal

    Bárbara Campos
    Lisboa, Portugal

    Bernardo Nunes
    Porto, Portugal

    Diogo Gomes
    Lisboa, Portugal

    Diogo Lacerda
    Lisboa, Portugal

    Eduardo Salgado
    Covilhã, Portugal

    Inês Pedro
    Lisboa, Portugal

    Nuno Ferreira
    Braga, Portugal

    Nuno Sevivas
    Braga, Portugal

    Tânia Freitas
    Braga, Portugal

    Tiago Marques
    Santarém, Portugal

    From SBCOC

    Arnaldo Amado Ferreira Neto
    São Paulo, Brasil

    Bernardo Terra
    Vitória, Brasil

    Carlos Henrique
    Curitiba, Brasil

    Eduardo Malavolta
    São Paulo, Brasil

    Fábio Brandão
    Recife, Brasil

    Hélio Ribeiro
    Maceió, Brasil

    Luís Alfredo
    Salvador, Brasil

    João Filipe
    Natal, Brasil

    Marcelo Campos
    Rio de Janeiro, Brasil

    Sandro Reginaldo
    Goiânia, Brasil

  • Programme

    Hands-on Practice


    Arthroscopy and open surgery techniques

     

    Practical Learning in the specimen about the clinical solutions available to treat these pathologies

    • Anatomical and non-anatomical acromio-clavicular reconstruction techniques.
    • Basic & Advanced gleno-umeral Instability reconstruction techniques (Bankart procedure with associated augmentation techniques; Bone block transfer)
    • Basic & Advanced techniques for rotator cuff tears (; tendon transfers)
    • Shoulder replacement (arthroplasty)

     

    To enhance the learning experience, this course follows a “Course à la carte” approach, allowing participants to customize their training according to their individual learning needs. Each training station will provide a list of procedures, and participants will have the flexibility to choose the techniques they wish to focus on. This personalized structure ensures that each surgeon maximizes their hands-on practice in the areas most relevant to their clinical practice and professional development.

    Surgical Techniques

    • Basic shoulder arthroscopy
    • Gleno-umeral Instability soft tissue procedures: Bankart, remplissage, DAS
    • Gleno-umeral Instability bone-block procedures: Latarjet
    • Rotator cuff tear repair
    • LHB tenodesis
    • Acromio-clavicular dislocation (coraco-clavicular fixation, ligamentoplasty)

    Programme
  • Registration

    Registrations are open. To register for the course, fill out the registration form.
    For more information contact training@b-acis.pt

    Target Group


    Orthopedics Residents and Specialists

    Vacancies


    30 participants

    Fee


    300 €

  • More Information

    Traveling by plane:
    The nearest airport to the city of Braga is Sá Carneiro Airport, in Maia, Porto.

     

    From Porto to Braga:
    – Taxi / Uber / Bolt
    – GetBus (directly from the airport to Braga bus station) (visit website)
    – Train (visit website)

     

    Recommended accommodation:
    Hotel Meliã (closest to the course venue)
    Hotel B&B Lamaçães (close to the course venue)
    Hotel Porta Nova Collection House (city center)

     

    To visit:
    – Get to know Braga (visit website)

Need more information?

Contact us at training@b-acis.pt