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In late 2007, the founders of the International Congress for Joint Reconstruction, each a recognized authority in orthopaedic surgery, joined together to build the next generation of education and community for physicians involved with joint reconstruction.
Mission Statement
The ICJR is an independent, nonprofit organization formed to change the status quo of orthopaedic education. Our faculty is dedicated to reinventing the ways we gain knowledge that improves patient outcomes.
Profits from ICJR activities will be reinvested in the professional societies, charities, and organizations relevant to the critical issues in orthopaedics today. The goals and finances of the ICJR will be fully transparent.
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