Earlier this month, Dr. Kenneth Cutbush attended the internationally recognised Shoulder360 Meeting in Miami, Florida as part of the invited faculty program.
The conference brought together leading orthopaedic surgeons, researchers, and shoulder specialists from around the world to discuss the latest innovations, surgical techniques, and advancements in shoulder surgery and sports medicine.
During the meeting, Dr. Cutbush presented on new and emerging technologies focused on reducing rotator cuff retear rates following surgery. Rotator cuff repair remains one of the most commonly performed shoulder procedures worldwide, with ongoing research and technological advancements continuing to improve healing potential and long term patient outcomes.
The presentation explored evolving surgical strategies, biologic technologies, fixation advancements, and modern approaches designed to support tendon healing and reduce the risk of recurrent tears after surgery.
International meetings such as Shoulder360 provide an important opportunity for collaboration, knowledge sharing, and discussion around the future direction of shoulder surgery. The conference featured faculty and attendees from across the globe, contributing to a high level of discussion and innovation throughout the program.
Dr. Cutbush would like to thank the organisers and fellow faculty members for the opportunity to contribute to this year’s meeting in Miami.