Shoulder & elbow cadaver courses
Find specimen-based courses and compare the actual practice time, supervision and admission conditions.
Explore courses →Focus your shortlist
Explore by topic
Start with the format or area you want to study, then compare the actual programme, audience and registration conditions.
Shoulder & elbow ultrasound courses
Compare musculoskeletal ultrasound education with the learning format and audience in view.
Explore courses →Elbow surgery courses & combined shoulder–elbow education
Explore elbow education and identify the elbow content within combined programmes.
Explore courses →How to use these pages
Each topic page pairs the matching listings with the questions worth asking before you book: how much time is spent in practice, who the course is intended for, and what the registration includes. The questions are general, so the course page and the organizer remain the source for any specific date, fee or place.
The same listings can be reached more than one way. A cadaver lab, for example, appears under its topic, its format and its region, so you can narrow by learning goal, by teaching method or by where you are willing to travel.
Browse by format
Cadaver Labs (25) · Congresses & Annual Meetings (31) · Hands-on Workshops (18) · Live Surgery + Lab Courses (5) · Masterclasses (10) · Society Meetings (3) · Ultrasound Courses (4) · Online Courses (0)
Browse by region
North America (34) · Europe (35) · Asia Pacific (14) · Latin America (5) · Middle East (4) · Africa (4)
Numbers in brackets are upcoming or announced listings as of this build. The full course calendar lists everything, and the United States page covers US courses.
Planning guides
Choosing a shoulder arthroplasty course
Match the programme to the decision you need to practise, then verify what the registration actually includes.
Budgeting for a shoulder or elbow course
A useful budget starts with the ticket you can actually use and the sessions it includes.
Planning an international orthopedic course
Confirm admission, learning access and travel requirements as separate parts of the same plan.
How to check course registration and conflicting sources
Check that the date, ticket and source all describe the same edition.
How to choose a shoulder or elbow cadaver course
Match a lab to a specific learning objective, then compare the time, access, and total cost behind the course title.
CME and course eligibility: a checklist for US surgeons
Separate educational fit, permission to attend, and the credit you may claim. Each needs its own confirmation.
Plan a shoulder and elbow learning pathway
Choose the scope and format around your training needs, then build a realistic shortlist across the academic year.
Common questions
What is the difference between a topic page and a format or region page?
Topic pages group education by what you want to study and add planning context for it. Format and region pages group the same listings by how a course is taught or where it is held. Use whichever is closest to the decision you are making.
Does a topic label guarantee hands-on practice?
No. A label describes the listing. The programme and the organizer show which sessions involve participant practice, who may attend and what the registration includes.
Where do the dates and fees on these pages come from?
From the organizer’s official page, linked on every listing. Where a source has not been checked or an amount is not published, the listing says so instead of showing an estimate.