Module 1 integrates the diagnosis and surgical management of benign and malignant pathology of the head and neck with practical reconstruction principles. Designed for the practicing oral and maxillofacial surgeon and surgical resident, the course emphasizes clinical decision-making, case-based learning, and the reconstruction ladder, from non-vascularized options to free tissue transfer, to prepare participants for the breadth of pathology they will encounter in practice.
General Registration - $395 | Resident Registration - $195
SORG Modular Training Series
Benign & Malignant Pathology & Reconstruction
History:
In 1989, twenty surgeons came together in Strasbourg to study and promote the use of
rigid fixation techniques. The organization they formed became known as the Strasbourg
Osteosynthesis Research Group, or SORG. The society has grown internationally, and
in 2007, the North American SORG was founded.
Goals:
■ Strengthen the discipline of surgery through education and research.
■ Provide educational content that meets the needs of the training program, resident, and private practitioner.
■ Facilitate relationships between teaching programs, private practitioners, sub-specialty experts, and technical experts to improve patient care.
Modular Training Series:
The Modular Training Series is designed to improve and maintain the skills of the Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon in a series of weekend courses.
The modules are divided into four categories with training events held nationally twice per year.
M1 - Benign & Malignant Pathology and Reconstruction
M2 - Orthognathic, Craniofacial, & Aesthetic Surgery
M3 - Anesthesia, Preprosthetic, & Dental Implants
M4 - Trauma & TMJ
Countdown to the Event
- Days175
- Hours9
- Minutes44
- Seconds53