Orthopedic Trauma and Reconstruction
Submit a clinical case for a chance to be featured by myAO
myAO’ s clinical competition is back and opened this time to YOU as a myAO trauma member!
What’s at stake?
Stand a chance to have your clinical case featured in the ‘Editor’s Pick’ email communication that will be sent in August to 40,000 like-minded trauma surgeons from the myAO community.
How does it work?
Create your case in CaseFolio on myAO and share it to one of the Trauma public groups. The case which is the most applauded, commented and/ or bookmarked will then be featured to the myAO Trauma community.
The competition will start on July 4, 2023 and end on August 4, 2023.
Contest details
⚠️ Rules to follow:
- You can create multiple cases but each case can be shared in one group only. If the same case is shared to multiple groups it will be immediately disqualified.
- Your case must be shared in a public group only. View all public groups HERE
Need more clarification on how to participate? Watch the video below.
The winner will be featured on the Editor’s Pick that will be sent in August.
Dates
Submissions and engagement activities are counted until August 4, 2023 at midnight (Central European Summer Time) and the winner will be announced on Wednesday, August 9, 2023 on myAO’s Instagram channel. Make sure to follow us there to find out who the winner is.
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