2025 AAOS Podium Presentations
Dr. Jennings gave several podium presentations at the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Annual Meeting in San Diego, CA. This included his data on infection and complex primary total knee replacements.
The 2025 Frank E. Stinchfield Award
Dr. Jennings was the principle investigator for the paper that received the 2025 Frank E. Stinchfield Award given by The Hip Society at the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Annual Meeting in San Diego, CA.
High-volume surgeons linked with lower revision rates after patellofemoral arthroplasty
Dr. Jason Jennings shares insights in Healio.com article on how high-volume surgeons have lower revision rates and improved outcomes for patellofemoral arthroplasty (PFA). Patient selection, imaging, and evolving technology play a key role in success.
Source: Healio
Dr. Jennings presented several research studies at the Duke Arthroplasty Club Annual Meeting
2024 AAHKS Podium Presentation
Dr. Jennings presented his data on surgical preparation of the hip prior to hip surgery on November 9, 2024, at the American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeons Annual Meeting in Dallas, TX. He was 1 of 57 presentations at the annual meeting. The 57 papers were chosen from ~1900 abstracts that were considered for a podium presentation.
2024 Insall Traveling Fellowship
Dr. Jennings and Colorado Joint Replacement hosted the 2024 Insall Traveling Fellows on October 19-21. Since 2002, a group of four national and international surgeons have traveled around North America for one month to various Knee Society member programs. Dr. Jennings and the surgeons at CJR are honored to have been chosen once again to educate these 4 surgeons. This fellowship continues to foster education and research, with a sharing of ideas, techniques, and camaraderie between traveling fellows and Knee Society members.
The 2024 Knee Society Meeting – London, England
Dr. Jennings recently attended the members only meeting of the Knee Society in London, England on September 4-7 2024. He presented his current data on diagnosing infection in the early post-operative knee and hip replacement patient. This was a multi-center study with The Mayo Clinic Arizona and Rothman Institute in Philadelphia. His findings were presented to approximately 100 current members of the Knee Society.
