AOSSM
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FEATURED PRODUCT
 
  • Board Review 2012  AOSSM/AAOS Review Course for Subspecialty Certification in Orthopaedic Sports Medicine
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     Online Library revised 

     

    Find a Doctor 2 

     

    Stop Sports Injuries 2 

     

  • Welcome to the website of the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine (AOSSM), a world leader in sports medicine education, research, communication, and fellowship. Founded in 1972, AOSSM is an international organization of orthopaedic surgeons and other allied health professionals dedicated to sports medicine. Our members are physicians helping weekend warriors cope with the effects of aging, team doctors ensuring health and safety at all levels of sport and researchers working to help athletes prevent and manage injury. In short, sports medicine is more than our members’ job - it is their passion.

     

  • NEWS
    Check Out New Knee Procedure Videos

    A new special video collection on a variety of knee procedures is now being featured in the AOSSM Online Library. The collection allows you to watch over the shoulder of a prominent orthopaedic sports medicine surgeon as he performs five different procedures. Visit the Online Library and click on special collection to learn more.

    Overuse Injuries Webcast
    Thanks to everyone who joined in on the overuse injuries and prevention webcast through the STOP Sports Injuries Campaign. If you missed it, check out a recording of the hour-long event here.
    Submit Your Abstracts for 2013 Specialty Day

    We are now accepting abstracts for 2013 Specialty Day in Chicago. Submit your research for a chance to present at this exciting educational event!

    Biologics Treatment Grant Abstracts Due

    Submit an abstract for AOSSM's biologic treatment grant workshop on July 11, 2012. Deadline for submissions is May 30, 2012.

    Check Out Dr. Jesse DeLee's Kennedy Lecture

    Did you miss Dr. Jesse DeLee's Kennedy Lecture at Specialty Day this year? Click here to view.