Dear Colleagues,

It is our great pleasure to invite you to collaborate and participate in the 5th edition of the Madrid Shoulder Course, which will take place from November 12th to 14th, 2026.

This upcoming edition will offer a highly scientific and comprehensive program focused on the latest advances in shoulder pathology, including arthroplasty, trauma and arthroscopy.

The course will combine clinical case discussions, live surgeries, and cadaveric procedures, the latter of which will be broadcast live to the main lecture hall. Our goal is to create a dynamic educational environment where cutting-edge knowledge and real-time surgical techniques come together to enrich the learning experience.

We expect to welcome around 300 delegates from all over the world, making this an exceptional opportunity to strengthen collaboration between shoulder surgeons and the orthopedic industry. Participating companies will have the chance to showcase their products not only through hands-on workshops but also during the live surgery sessions and cadaveric demonstrations.

We sincerely hope to count on your presence and active involvement in this important event. We are confident that the 5th Madrid Shoulder Course will be a valuable platform to deepen partnerships and highlight the latest innovations in shoulder surgery.

We look forward to welcoming you in Madrid from November 12th to 14th, 2026.

With kind regards,
Local Organizing Committee

Despite major advancements, many unsolved problems persist in shoulder surgery. Complex pathologies, controversial indications, and uncertain outcomes present daily challenges for surgeons.

The Nice Shoulder Course, taking place in Nice on June 18, 19, and 20, 2026, will focus on these unresolved issues by exploring clinical dilemmas, reviewing the latest research, and engaging with experts from around the world.

Join us in exploring open questions, debating the best available evidence, and discovering innovative solutions to improve patient care.

Together, let’s address the uncertainties that define modern shoulder surgery and push our field forward.

Welcome back to Nice!

Pascal Boileau, MD

Vincent Martinel