A one-day course on maxillofacial trauma and the Fusion Ramus Anatomic Plate, combining lectures with dry- and wet-lab training. Participants use CT-scanned cadaver heads and 3D-printed mandibles for fracture planning, templating, and implant placement.
Topics include relevant anatomy, theatre setup, anaesthetic considerations, the RAP design and custom 3D-printing service, and clinical case discussion. Practical sessions include RAP planning on 3D models, transmylohyoid intubation, fracture reduction, and plate placement, followed by complication review. The agenda is subject to amendment.
Faculty: Dr. Andrew Perry.
April 9, 2027, 8:30 AM–5:30 PM, Nexus CE Park City. Veterinarian registration: $2,550. Technician/Assistant registration: $250.