The event, called “One AO — Common Problems and Common Solutions Across Disciplines,” brought together surgeons, fellows and residents in orthopedic trauma, craniomaxillofacial surgery, spine surgery, neurosurgery and veterinary medicine to share their knowledge and experiences. The more than 200 attendees came from around the world and also shared the latest advances in research.
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